LADY MINER SOFTBALL 2008
2007 NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional Participant
2008 Schedule
DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE Fri., Feb. 22 Alabama-Huntsville 12 p.m. Decatur, Ala. North Georgia 2 p.m. Decatur, Ala. Sat., Feb. 23 Valdosta State 12 p.m. Decatur, Ala. Delta State 2 p.m. Decatur, Ala. Sun., Feb. 24 Georgia College & State 9 a.m. Decatur, Ala. West Georgia 1 p.m. Decatur, Ala. Fri., Feb. 29 Arkansas-Monticello 2 p.m. Monticello, Ark. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 4 p.m. Monticello, Ark. Sat., March 1 Arkansas Tech 12 p.m. Monticello, Ark. Ouachita Baptist 2 p.m. Monticello, Ark. Sun., March 2 Arkansas-Monticello 10 a.m. Monticello, Ark. Arkansas Tech 12 p.m. Monticello, Ark. Thurs., March 6 Missouri Southern (DH) 4 p.m. Joplin, Mo. Fri., March 7 Washburn 9 a.m. Joplin, Mo. Fort Hays State 10:45 a.m. Joplin, Mo. Pittsburg State 2:15 p.m. Joplin, Mo. Sat., March 8 Truman State 11:15 a.m. Joplin, Mo. Northwest Missouri State 4:30 p.m. Joplin, Mo. Thurs., March 13 Southwest Baptist (DH) 3 p.m. Bolivar, Mo. Fri., March 14 Drury (DH)* 12 p.m. Springfield, Mo. Sat., March 15 Rockhurst (DH)* 12 p.m. Kansas City, Mo. Fri., March 21 Quincy (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Sat., March 22 Southern Illinois Edwardsville (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Tues., March 25 Grand Valley State (DH) 2 p.m. Allendale, Mich. Wed., March 26 Wayne State (DH) 2 p.m. Detroit, Mich. Thurs., March 27 Ashland (DH) 2 p.m. Ashland, Ohio Sat., March 29 Bellarmine (DH)* 11 a.m. Louisville, Ky. Sun., March 30 Northern Kentucky (DH)* 11 a.m. Highland Heights, Ky. Sat., April 5 Lewis (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Sun., April 6 Wisconsin-Parkside (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Wed., April 9 Missouri-St. Louis (DH)* 2 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Sat., April 12 Missouri Southern 2 p.m. Warrensburg, Mo. Central Missouri 4 p.m. Warrensburg, Mo. Sun., April 13 Missouri Southern 1 p.m. Warrensburg, Mo. Central Missouri 3 p.m. Warrensburg, Mo. Thurs., April 17 Drury (DH) 2 pm. Rolla, Mo. Sat., April 19 Southern Indiana (DH)* 12 p.m. Evansville, Ind. Sun., April 20 Kentucky Wesleyan (DH)* 12 p.m. Owensboro, Ky. Sat., April 26 Indianapolis (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Sun., April 27 Saint Joseph’s (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Thurs., May 1- Sat., May 3 GLVC Tournament TBA East Peoria, Ill. (Eastside Centre) Thurs., May 8- Mon., May 12 NCAA Great Lakes Regional TBA TBA Thurs., May 15- Mon., May 19 NCAA Division II Championships TBA Houston, Texas
*Great Lakes Valley Conference game All times Central and are subject to change. 1
Miner Players & Coaches...... Inside Front Cover Missouri S&T Quick Facts...... 2 Media Information ...... 2 Great Lakes Valley Conference ...... 3 About Missouri S&T ...... 4 Coaches/Administration Missouri S&T Chancellor Dr. John Carney III ...... 7 Vice Chancellor Dr. Debra Robinson ...... 7 Director of Athletics Mark Mullin...... 7 Faculty Representative Jeff Cawlfield...... 8 Assistant Athletics Director Sarah Moore ...... 8 Missouri S&T Athletics Staff Directory ...... 8 Head Coach Don Kennedy ...... 9 2007-08 Miners Season Preview ...... 10 2007-08 Roster ...... 11 Becky Davis, Kassi Deibert, Kristen Drage...... 12 Becca Kueny, Janelle Lewis, Kelsey Musselman.13 Coley Naughton, Jen O’Hara ...... 14 Allison Plummer, Krista Porterfield ...... 15 Melissa Ruth, Katie Smith, Emily Tucker...... 16 Ashley Wallingford, Kaye Wibbenmeyer...... 17 Kandi Wieberg...... 18 Rachel Wilkinson...... 19 2007 Review and Records Season Statistics...... 20 2007 Results ...... 21 Lady Miner Records ...... 22 Lady Miner Top Ten List ...... 24 2008 Lady Miner Opponents...... 26 Lady Miner All-America Players...... 29 Lady Miner All-Time Results ...... 30 All-Time Records vs. Opponents ...... 38 Team Photo...... Back Cover
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Quick Facts
Location: Rolla, Mo. 65401 Founded: 1870 Enrollment: 6,100 Chancellor: Dr. John Carney III Director of Athletics: Mark Mullin Phone: (573) 341-4175 Head Coach: Don Kennedy Alma Mater: Central Missouri, 1993 Coaching Record: 29-18 (1 year) Office Phone: (573) 341-4968 2007 Overall Record: 29-18 2007 GLVC Record: 13-9 (3nd in GLVC) Home Field: Missouri S&T Softball Field Capacity (Surface): 200 (grass) Press Row Phone: (573) 578-1654 (cell) Nickname: Miners Colors: Silver and Gold Conference: Great Lakes Valley Conference Head Athletic Trainer: Tiffany King Office Phone: (573) 341-4107 Sports Information Director: John Kean Office Phone: (573) 341-4140 Home Phone: (573) 364-9509 Cell Phone: (573) 578-1654 Fax Phone: (573) 341-4880 E-mail address: [email protected] Web site: sports.mst.edu Athletics Office Telephone: (573) 341-4175
Media Outlets
NEWSPAPERS: Rolla Daily News: 101 West Seventh, Rolla, Mo., 65401; (573) 364-2468 Missouri Miner (Campus): 1870 Miner Circle, Rolla, Mo., 65409; (573) 341-4235 Waynesville Guide: Drawer S, Waynesville, Mo., 65583; (573) 336-3711 St. Louis Post-Dispatch: 900 North Tucker, St. Louis, Mo., 63101; (314) 340-8170 Kansas City Star: 1729 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 64108; (816) 234-4355 Springfield News-Leader: 651 Boonville, Springfield, Mo., 65806; (417) 836-1118
RADIO: KTTR/KZNN: 1505 Soest, Rolla, Mo., 65401; (573) 364-2525 KUMR (UMR): 1870 Miner Circle, UMR, Rolla, Mo. 65409; (573) 341-4386
TELEVISION: KRCG: P.O. Box 659, Jefferson City, Mo., 65102; (573) 896-5144 KOLR: 2650 East Division, Springfield, Mo., 65803; (417) 862-6397 KSPR: 1359 St. Louis St., Springfield, Mo., 65808; (417) 831-1234 KYTV: 999 West Sunshine, Springfield, Mo., 65807; (417) 268-3220 3
Missouri University of Science and Technology became a member of the Great Lakes Valley Con- ference beginning in the 2005-06 academic year as one of three institutions joining the confer- ence in its expansion.
The Great Lakes Valley Conference made its name throughout the last 25 years as a power in NCAA Division II basketball. In the last few years, however, the GLVC has seen success in many sports, and now the league can claim itself as one of the nation's top in all Division II athletics.
The addition of Southern Illinois Edwardsville, Quincy, Wisconsin-Parkside and Missouri-St. Louis in the mid-1990s allowed the GLVC to become an immediate national power in several sports such as men's and women's soccer, women's softball and tennis.
At the start of the 2005-06 season, Missouri S&T, Drury University and Rockhurst University – all of whom have had a good deal of success at the regional and national levels in various sports – have enhanced the league’s reputation at the NCAA Division II level.
Along with its expansion came the hiring of the league's first full-time commissioner in 1996. In 2001, an associate commissioner was also added to the full-time conference staff and the GLVC’s first full-time sports information director was added in the summer of 2006.
The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 when the athletic directors of three member schools - Kentucky Wesleyan, Bel- larmine and Indiana State University at Evansville (now the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions about forming a basketball conference. Four years later, the University of Indianapolis and Saint Joseph's College expressed interest. On July 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland University - united to become the GLVC.
Since formulation of the conference, seven schools have joined the league: Lewis University (1980), Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985), Kentucky State University (1989), Quincy University (1994), Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (1994), University of Wisconsin-Parkside (1994) and UM-St. Louis (1995). Ashland and Kentucky State left the conference after the 1994 sea- son. IPFW left the GLVC following the 2000-01 academic year and SIU Edwardsville will leave the conference after the 2007-08 season.
The conference expanded to include women's basketball in 1983-84 and immediately established a women's-men's doubleheader format in league play to ensure maximum exposure for both squads. The GLVC plays its games on Thursday and Saturday nights in November, Decem- ber, January and February.
The GLVC can claim schools in all of the Midwest major media markets, with schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Cincinnati (Northern Kentucky), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Owensboro (Kentucky Wesleyan), and St. Louis (SIU Edwardsville/UM-St. Louis).
The conference sponsors 17 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for women.
In 2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, with the first class being inducted in 2002.
Jim Naumovich, a former sports information director and director of athletics at Quincy University, is in his sixth year as the commissioner of the GLVC. Amanda Brickel serves as the league’s assistant commis- GLVC Member Institutions sioner, while Tom Daeger handles the conference’s sports information Bellarmine University, Louisville, Ky. duties. The league offices are located in Indianapolis. Drury University, Springfield, Mo. Dr. John Meisel, the NCAA institutional representative from Southern University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Ind. Illinois Edwardsville, currently serves as the GLVC president. Ann Jirk- Kentucky Wesleyan College, Owensboro, Ky. ovsky, who is Bellarmine’s institutional representative, is the league’s Lewis University, Romeoville, Ill. vice-president and Southern Indiana’s Scott Gordon is the conference Missouri University of Science & Technology, Rolla, Mo. treasurer. University of Missouri-St. Louis, St. Louis, Mo. Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, Ky. Quincy University, Quincy, Ill. Rockhurst University, Kansas City, Mo. Saint Joseph’s College, Renssalaer, Ind. Southern Illinois Univ. Edwardsville, Edwardsville, Ill. University of Southern Indiana, Evansville, Ind. University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis.
About Missouri S&T 4
Missouri University of Science and Technology is now in its 137th year as one of the nation’s premier universities for science and technology. But while the university’s reputation has been for the quality of its engineering program, it is quickly becoming a well-rounded institution that now offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in 35 fields.
Missouri S&T is located in a picturesque area of Missouri in the wooded hills of south central Missouri near the Ozarks. The 284-acre campus is located nearly halfway between St. Louis and Springfield, Mo., but within a reasonable drive of a number of state parks, lakes and several of Missouri’s well-known vineyards, not to mention being a short walk away from the downtown area of a town ranked as one of the best 100 small towns in the United States in Norm Crampton’s The 100 Best Small Towns in America.
The campus itself has an enrollment of over 5,500 students, with a student- faculty ratio of 14 to 1. Missouri S&T is one of four campuses that comprise the University of Missouri system. The university, founded as the Missouri School of Mines in 1870 as the first engineering school west of the Mississippi River, has written the book on education in science and engineering and is broadening its scope in the 21st century.
While the university began as a mining school, the university has also prepared its students for leadership roles in engineering, science and liberal arts. Missouri S&T can boast of over 1,000 entrepreneurs among its graduates and hundreds of others in corporate leadership positions.
In addition, the university has broadened its academic scope beyond engineering as it now has programs for its students in business, education (pre-elementary and secondary), English, history and various other pre-professional fields such as pre-law, pre-medicine and pre-nursing as well as speech and media studies. But as far as the engineering fields go, Missouri S&T offers a wide range of options for students to go into. The university offers more than a dozen different engineering programs for its students to study.
A number of Missouri S&T graduates have gone on to have great success. Included among the alumni are Mervin Kelly (1914), whose work on amplifying tubes led to improved long-distance communication; George Mueller (1936), who is credited with being the driving force behind the first lunar landing in 1969; Ted Weise (1967), who formerly served as the president of FedEx; and Gary Forsee (1972), the current president of the University of Missouri system and former chief executive officer of Sprint. In addition, three Missouri S&T graduates have been part of NASA’s space shuttle program: Tom Akers (1973), who was part of the space shuttle team that retrieved a satellite in space in 1992 and is now a member of the faculty at Missouri S&T ; Janet Kavandi (1982) and Sandra Hall Magnus (1986). About Missouri S&T 5
Athletics at Missouri S&T Undergraduate Majors Offered by Missouri S&T: The university’s intercollegiate ath- letics program is a member of NCAA Aerospace engineering Division II and the Great Lakes Applied mathematics Valley Conference in all of its sports Architectural engineering except for football and swimming. Biological sciences The football team is playing as an Business and management systems NCAA Division II independent, while Ceramic engineering the swimming team is aligned with Chemical engineering the New South Intercollegiate Chemistry Swimming Conference that started Civil engineering competition in the 2005-06 season. Computer engineering The overall athletics program Computer science consists of eight men's and seven women's sports. Economics Electrical engineering The university has shown its success at the national level both on the Engineering management field and in the classroom. Missouri S&T has had teams finish among the English top 10 at the national level in 10 of the last 11 seasons and the school Environmental engineering has won three NCAA national championships on an individual basis in Geological engineering swimming over the past six seasons. Missouri S&T’s 200-freestyle relay Geology and geophysics team won back-to-back titles at the NCAA Division II Swimming and History Diving Championships in 2001 and 2002, while the 400-yard freestyle Information science and technology relay team also won a national title in 2002. Missouri S&T posted its Mechanical engineering highest finish ever in the Director’s Cup standings for Division II during Metallurgical engineering the 2004-05 school year. Mining engineering Nuclear engineering In the classroom, Missouri S&T student-athletes have won 47 Academic Petroleum engineering All-America awards as awarded by CoSIDA and its program sponsors and Philosophy 136 academic all-district awards over the past 15 years. In addition, Physics numerous teams and individuals Psychology have been honored for their Teacher education success as student-athletes by their various national organiza- Missouri S&T offers master’s and tions. As a member of the MIAA doctorate degree programs in many of these fields. from 1935 through 2005, Missouri S&T athletic teams won Other areas of study include: or shared 35 league titles. The university also honors its top Air Force ROTC (Aerospace studies) student-athletes and teams over Army ROTC (Military science) the years in its Athletic Hall of Education (Elementary and secondary) Fame; 124 members and 11 Pre-professional studies (law, nursing, medicine) teams have been inducted. For Communications studies more on athletics at Missouri International economics S&T, go to the university’s ath- Arts and theater letics web site at http:// sports.mst.edu.
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More Facts About Missouri S&T
The average class size at Missouri S&T is 27 students per class, with a 14-to-1 student- to-faculty ratio. The average class size for laboratory classes is 16-to-1.
Missouri S&T has students from 48 states and 55 foreign countries.
There are more than 200 student organizations on campus.
The American Association of Engineering Societies Inc. ranked S&T among the top 25 universities nationwide for the number of undergraduate engineering degrees awarded annually.
S&T hosts over 450 major corporations on its campus during the year to visit the cam- pus and recruit graduates. These corporations conducted over 5,400 interviews for full- time and summer positions, with 96 percent of those students reporting being employed in their field of study or enrolled in graduate school shortly after graduation.
S&T has the second-highest proportion of engineering majors of any university in the United States, according to U.S. News and World Report’s 11th annual “America’s Best Colleges” issue.
U.S. News and World Report also rated S&T as one of the best national universities in the areas of engineering and science.
Prospective Missouri S&T students have the opportunity to take part in the cooperative education program, which gives students an opportunity to get hands-on experience in their field of study. Approximately 500 students take part in this program on an annual basis, with many of them returning to the company after graduation.
The mid-range ACT scores for incoming freshmen at Missouri S&T ranged from 25 and 30, while the mid-range SAT scores ranged between 1140 and 1350. The mid-range score is the middle 50 percent of the new students enrolling at S&T; some students scored above and below those ranges.
More than 80 percent of S&T students receive financial aid in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and work-study.
The average starting salary for a S&T graduate is over $54,000. Most Missouri S&T students have job offers two to three months prior to graduation.
Missouri S&T offers the nation’s only minor in explosives engineering; it also houses and operates its own nuclear reactor.
S&T’s Environmental Management System is one of the leading programs in the nation. It is the first institution in the United States (and sec- ond in the world) to obtain ISO 14001 certification, a widely accepted international EMS status.
Missouri S&T had the winning entry in Sunrayce 1999 and the 2003 American Solar Challenge, a solar car race involving many institutions in the United States and Canada. MST also finished third in the World Solar Chal- lenge in Australia in October 1999 and first in the 2000 Formula Sun-Grand Prix. The team finished second in the 2001 American Solar Challenge race from Chicago to Los Angeles, the same route it took in its victory in 2003.
In 2004, Missouri S&T’s solar car, human-powered vehicle and men’s and women’s mucking teams placed first in their various student competitions.
Includes information from the 2006 viewbook. Missouri S&T Administration 7
Dr. John F. Carney III, former provost and vice president for academic affairs at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Mass., began his tenure as chancellor at Missouri S&T on Sept. 1, 2005. He succeeded Gary Thomas, who completed a five-year term as the Dr. John Carney III university’s chancellor. "It is an honor to serve as chancellor of one of the nation's best technological Chancellor universities," Carney said. "I believe my background and experience in teaching, research and academic leadership fit well with the university’s mission and future direction." A 40-year veteran of higher education, Carney served as WPI's provost and vice president for academic affairs from 1996 through 2004. In that capacity, he hired more than half of the current tenured and tenure-track faculty. He was involved with the creation of the Center for Educational Development, Technology and Assessment, led the renovation of several WPI laboratories, bolstered the campus's Interdisciplinary and Global Studies Division, and made WPI, one of the nation’s oldest technological universities, a more welcoming place for female faculty members. A civil engineer by training, Carney earned a bachelor's degree from Merrimack College in North Andover, Mass., in 1963. He also earned master's and Ph.D. degrees in civil engineering from Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill. in 1964 and 1966 respectively. Carney began his academic career at the University of Connecticut, where he served on the civil engineering faculty from 1966-1981. He then joined Auburn University in Auburn, Ala., as professor and head of the civil engineering department, a position he held until 1983, when he joined Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., as a professor of civil engineering. At Vanderbilt, he served as associate dean for graduate affairs (1989) and then associate dean for research and graduate affairs (1993). He joined the faculty and administration at WPI in 1996. The field of impact mechanics has been Carney's major research interest for more than 30 years. During this period, he was awarded a series of grants and contracts with the National Science Foundation, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Federal Highway Administration, British Rail, the Advanced Railway Research Centre, and the Departments of Transportation in the States of Connecticut, Washington, Alabama, Georgia, Colorado, and Tennessee. This research activity resulted in the development and implementation of a whole series of impact attenuation devices employed in motorway safety applications in the United States and overseas. Carney holds nine patents in this area. In addition, his work with the railroad research community in Great Britain has led to new concepts for improving the crashworthiness of trains. Carney is the author of more than 140 technical publications in the area of structural mechanics and has been active on numerous National Research Council committees. He is also a fellow of the American Society of Engineers.
Dr. Debra A.G. Robinson, the former associate vice chancellor for student and international affairs at Missouri S&T, is in her fifth year as the campus’ vice chancellor for student affairs. She took over the position Jan. 1, 2003 after spending two years as the university’s Dr. Debra Robinson associate vice chancellor for student and international affairs. Robinson joined the Missouri S&T student affairs staff in 1980 as a counseling psychologist. She later was assistant director and associate director of the MST Counseling Vice Chancellor Center and served as director of MST’s Center for Personal and Professional Development from 1990 through 2001. In 2001, she was appointed associate vice chancellor for student and international affairs, and is responsible for directing Missouri S&T’s leadership development programs, coordinating several administrative functions within the division, coordinating staff development and training efforts, and managing relationships with external constituents. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member in the engineering management department. Robinson earned her bachelor of arts degree in psychology from the University of Illinois at Springfield in 1976 and her master of arts and doctorate degrees in counseling psychology from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana in 1977 and 1980, respectively. She is a member of the American Psychological Association, the International Coaching Federation and the Society of Psychologists in Management. She also remains active as a management and coaching consultant, and has written numerous papers and book chapters on a broad array of topics, including leadership development, engineering education, career opportunities, women in engineering and how students adapt to college life.
Mark Mullin is in his 16th year as Missouri S&T’s director of athletics. This is his 10th year in which he is solely handling those duties as he stepped down as the university’s head swimming and diving coach following the 1997-98 season. Mark Mullin As director of athletics, Mullin has overseen a program that won four championships while it was affiliated with the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association and had numerous student-athletes win academic honors on both the conference and national levels. In Director of Athletics the past year alone, Missouri S&T had 208 student-athletes post a grade point average of at least 3.0 and 17 of them had grade point averages of 4.0. Two members of the university’s athletics program were recipients the of Ken B. Jones Awards, which was given to the top student-athlete in the MIAA. Since January 2000, Missouri S&T has had 24 Academic All- America selections, which is the fifth-highest total of any school in NCAA Division II. On the field, Missouri S&T had 19 student-athletes earn All-America honors and a total of 38 earn all-conference laurels last year in the Miners’ second season as a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference. During the 2006-07 school year, Missouri S&T had teams qualify for the GLVC’s post-season tournaments in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and softball, while the men’s track and field team finished second at both the outdoor conference meets. Missouri S&T’s swimming team posted a fourth place — its 11th finish among the top 10 in the last 12 seasons at the NCAA Division II Championships — while the men’s track team had a 12th place finish at the indoor nationals and the softball team made its first appearance in school history at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional during the 2006-07 season. Under Mullin’s direction, Missouri S&T has hosted the NCAA South Central men's regional basketball tournament and MIAA men's basketball finals in 1996 and the 1999 MIAA cross country championships. He was also involved in the process that allowed the university to move its conference affiliation to the Great Lakes Valley Conference beginning in the fall of 2005. In March, Missouri S&T will serve as the host institution for the NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships to be held in Columbia, Mo. Mullin had served in the coaching position for 12 years in addition to his duties as athletics director; he held the dual roles for his final six years as swimming coach. As a coach, the Miners posted a 96-27 dual meet record and won seven regional championships. His final team finished third at the 1998 NCAA Division II Championships, the highest finish ever for a Missouri S&T athletic team at an NCAA championship event. That finish followed an eighth-place performance at the 1997 national meet. Mullin was the chairman of the NCAA Division II men's and women's swimming and diving committee in the 2001-02 season and is again chairing that committee, while having served terms on the men's basketball and football regional advisory committee for the region. He completed a two-year term as the president of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association after spending the two prior years as the conference's vice president prior to UMR’s switch to the GLVC.
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Dr. Jeff Cawlfield is in his fifth year as the university's faculty representative to the NCAA. He took over the duties in January 2003 following the retirement of Jack Ridley, who had served in the role for the previous three years. Dr. Jeff Cawlfield Cawlfield, the associate dean in Missouri S&T's School of Mines and Metallurgy, is also a professor in geological engineering at the university. He was Faculty Representative among several UMR professors who were recipients of the Missouri S&T Sustained Excellence in Teaching awards, which were awarded at the end of the 2003 spring semester and has received a number of faculty excellence awards at Missouri S&T. After joining the university’s faculty in 1987, Cawlfield was named professor of geological engineering in 1999 and became head of the geological engineering department the following year. He moved into the role of associate dean in 2001. Cawlfield received his bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Washington State University in 1981 and then completed work on his master's and doctorate degrees at the University of California-Berkeley. Cawlfield is also an Honorary Knight of St. Patrick, an honor he received in 2002 along with a group that included Dr. Manuel Pacheco prior to his retirement from the University of Missouri system. He was selected by Pacheco to attend the first University of Missouri Leadership Development Program during the 2000-01 academic year.
Sarah Moore, is in her fifth year as the assistant director of athletics at Missouri S&T, where she also serves as the senior women’s administrator and director of the university’s intramural program. Sarah Moore Moore spent 13 seasons as the head coach for the Missouri S&T cross country and men’s track programs and 18 seasons as the head coach of the Senior Woman’s women’s track squad before moving into the administrative position last summer. She is a 1973 graduate of Union University and is in her 27th year at Missouri S&T, Administrator where she has also coached the Lady Miner softball and tennis teams. While serving as track coach, she completed a six-year term as a member of the NCAA Track and Field committee. Before coming to Missouri S&T, Moore spent three seasons at the University of Wyoming and one at Memphis State University (now the University of Memphis). In addition to her administrative duties within the athletics department, Moore is also the chair of the Department of Physical Education and Recreation.
Missouri S&T Athletics Directory (Area Code 573)
Mark Mullin...... Director of Athletics...... 341-4175 Jason Holt ...... Head Volleyball Coach ...... 341-6848 Joe Ahearn ...... Men’s Soccer Coach...... 341-4102 John Kean ...... Sports Information Director...... 341-4140 Andy Ball ...... Football Assistant ...... 341-6897 Don Kennedy...... Head Softball Coach...... 341-4968 Travis Boulware...... Football Assistant ...... 341-4191 Jon Kiester ...... Women’s Soccer Coach ...... 341-7032 Greg Bozeka ...... Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... 341-4107 Tiffany King ...... Head Athletic Trainer...... 341-4107 Kirby Cannon...... Head Football Coach...... 341-4957 Dale Martin...... Men’s Basketball Coach ...... 341-4101 Todd DeGraffenreid....Head Baseball Coach...... 341-7506 Terry Mason ...... Equipment Manager ...... 341-6334 Justin Drake ...... Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... 341-4107 Sterling Martin ...... Track/Cross Country Coach ...... 341-4971 Alan Eads ...... Women’s Basketball Coach...... 341-4105 Sue Melton ...... Athletics Insurance ...... 341-4673 Jim Glash ...... Men’s Basketball Assistant ...... 341-6403 Sarah Moore...... Asst. Athletics Director/SWA ...... 341-4106 Doug Grooms ...... Head Swimming Coach ...... 341-6149 Steve Olds...... Athletic Attendant ...... 341-6334 Dennis Hammett...... Athletic Attendant...... 341-6334 Patti Peterson...... Athletics Secretary...... 341-4973 Mike Heiberg ...... Athletic Attendant...... 341-6334 Megan Remley ...... Volleyball Assistant...... 341-4721 Pam Hemme ...... Athletics Secretary...... 341-4175 Josh Richards...... Football Assistant ...... 341-6226 Keri Hessel...... Women’s Basketball Assistant...... 341-4179 Bryan Schiding ...... Track/Cross Country Assistant ...... 341-4104 Debbie Hickey ...... Budget/Compliance ...... 341-4178 Kyran Weaver...... Football Assistant ...... 341-4103
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Don Kennedy returns for his second season as the head coach of the Lady Miner softball program after guiding Missouri S&T to its Don Kennedy first-ever appearance at the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2007. Head Coach
A strong finish to the season -- with wins in 13 of its last 19 regular season games -- that resulted in third place finishes in both the conference standings and Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament, helped land S&T into the Great Lakes Regional in Romeoville, Ill. The Lady Miners then proceeded to win their first game in the tournament over host Lewis University before dropping the next two, the latter being a 13-inning loss to eventual regional runner-up Grand Valley State.
Missouri S&T finished the 2007 season with a record of 29-18, which included marks of 13-9 in GLVC play and a 5-2 mark against nationally ranked team. The Lady Miners swept Lewis when the Flyers were ranked seventh nationally and later split a twinbill over a Southern Illinois Edwardsville team that went on to win the NCAA Division II title. Missouri S&T handed the Cougars their final loss of the season with an 8-0 victory on April 22.
The successful season also helped S&T land its first All-America performers in school history, as second baseman Kandi Wieberg made the Daktronics team as a first-team selection and the NFCA's squad on the second team and outfielder Ashley Winter was named to the NFCA third team. Wieberg was also named as the GLVC's "Player of the Year" and "Student-Athlete of the Year" for the 2007 season and was one of three all-region performers along with Winter and outfielder Emily Tucker.
Kennedy came to Missouri S&T after spending 11 seasons assisting the successful softball team at the University of Central Missouri. A 1993 graduate of UCM with a bachelor's degree in physical education, Kennedy joined the Central staff as a volunteer assistant with the women's basketball program, then started working with the softball team in the 1995 season. He did the bulk of his work with the catchers and outfielders.
During his 11 years at Central, the Jennies posted a record of 369-208 (.640 winning percentage) and four regular season titles in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association.
Central also won the MIAA Tournament in 1995 and 1997 and went on to a second place finishes in the NCAA regional tournament in each of those years. It also finished second in two other MIAA Tournaments, including the 2004 event where it eliminated S&T in an 18-inning classic to reach the championship game.
Kennedy spent the 2001 season as the head coach at Hutchinson Community College before returning to UCM in 2002, where he assisted Rhesa Sumrell for her final five seasons as head coach before she retired following the 2006 season.
In addition to his coaching duties at Central, Kennedy was also in charge of the daily maintenance of the school's South Recreation complex where UCM's home field was located.
Kennedy, who has several years of experience as a player in men's fastpitch softball, also earned his master's degree at UCM in 1999.
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NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME POS. B-T HT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 4 Coley Naughton C R-L 5-6 So. Alton, Ill./Alton HS 5 Rachel Wilkinson SS R-R 5-9 Sr. Chesterfield, Mo./Parkway Central HS 6 Kandi Wieberg 2B R-R 5-4 Sr. St. Elizabeth, Mo./St. Elizabeth HS 7 Kaye Wibbenmeyer P R-R 5-5 Jr. Victoria, Texas/St. Joseph’s HS 8 Becky Davis IF R-R 5-4 So. Blue Springs, Mo./Archbishop O’Hara HS 9 Janelle Lewis IF R-R 5-7 Fr. Gasport, N.Y./Barker HS 10 Ashley Wallingford P-IF R-R 5-8 So. Kahoka, Mo./Clark County HS 12 Jen O’Hara P R-R 5-10 Jr. Chardon, Ohio/Notre Dame Cathedral Latin HS 13 Kelsey Musselman 3B R-R 5-6 Sr. Springfield, Ill./Lincoln Land CC 15 Kristen Drage P-UT L-R 5-9 Fr. Morganfield, Ky./Union County HS 16 Krista Porterfield OF L-R 5-6 So. Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South HS 22 Melissa Ruth OF R-R 5-3 Jr. Rolla, Mo./Central Methodist University 23 Katie Smith UT R-R 5-5 Fr. Shawnee, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 24 Emily Tucker OF R-R 5-6 Jr. St. Louis, Mo./Cor Jesu Academy 25 Allison Plummer OF L-L 5-1 So. Olathe, Kan./Maranatha Academy 27 Kassi Deibert C-1B L-R 5-6 Fr. Highland, Ill./Highland HS 30 Becca Kueny UT R-R 5-10 Sr. Boonville, Mo./Boonville HS
Head Coach: Don Kennedy Assistant Coach: Chad Schatz
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME POS. B-T HT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 8 Becky Davis IF R-R 5-4 So. Blue Springs, Mo./Archbishop O’Hara HS 27 Kassi Deibert C-1B L-R 5-6 Fr. Highland, Ill./Highland HS 15 Kristen Drage P-UT L-R 5-9 Fr. Morganfield, Ky./Union County HS 30 Becca Kueny UT R-R 5-10 Sr. Boonville, Mo./Boonville HS 9 Janelle Lewis IF R-R 5-7 Fr. Gasport, N.Y./Barker HS 13 Kelsey Musselman 3B R-R 5-6 Sr. Springfield, Ill./Lincoln Land CC 4 Coley Naughton C R-L 5-6 So. Alton, Ill./Alton HS 12 Jen O’Hara P R-R 5-10 Jr. Chardon, Ohio/Notre Dame Cathedral Latin HS 25 Allison Plummer OF L-L 5-1 So. Olathe, Kan./Maranatha Academy 16 Krista Porterfield OF L-R 5-6 So. Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South HS 22 Melissa Ruth OF R-R 5-3 Jr. Rolla, Mo./Central Methodist University 23 Katie Smith UT R-R 5-5 Fr. Shawnee, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 24 Emily Tucker OF R-R 5-6 Jr. St. Louis, Mo./Cor Jesu Academy 10 Ashley Wallingford P-IF R-R 5-8 So. Kahoka, Mo./Clark County HS 7 Kaye Wibbenmeyer P R-R 5-5 Jr. Victoria, Texas/St. Joseph’s HS 6 Kandi Wieberg 2B R-R 5-4 Sr. St. Elizabeth, Mo./St. Elizabeth HS 5 Rachel Wilkinson SS R-R 5-9 Sr. Chesterfield, Mo./Parkway Central HS
Head Coach: Don Kennedy Assistant Coach: Chad Schatz 2008 Lady Miner Preview 11
Are the Lady Miners up for an encore performance...or better?
Ever since it suffered an extra inning loss to Grand Valley State at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional, the Missouri S&T softball team has been itching to get back on the field to try and improve on one of the most productive seasons in the history of the program.
While the Lady Miners return the bulk of their team that finished 29-18 last season and third in the Great Lakes Valley Conference – both in the regular season and tournament – they will try to reach those lofty levels again while going up against perhaps the most challenging schedule a Lady Miner softball team has ever faced.
S&T will face No. 14 Alabama-Huntsville, No. 15 Valdosta State, No. 16 North Georgia and No. 23 Georgia College and State over the course of the opening weekend of the season. The Lady Miners will also play in pre-conference events at Arkansas-Monticello and Missouri Southern, as well as tackle a regional road trip in late March that will take it to Grand Valley State, Wayne State (Mich.) and Ashland.
Oh, and there’s also the GLVC schedule that includes dates with defending NCAA Divi- sion II national champion Southern Illinois Edwardsville and Lewis, a team S&T beat at the regional tournament a year ago. Senior second baseman Kandi Wieberg is coming off a season where she was named as the GLVC “Player But if there’s a Lady Miner team that seems suited to play a challenging slate, it could be of the Year” and a consensus All-America. this one that returns seven position players and its top two pitchers from last season.
Heading up the returning contingent is second baseman Kandi Wieberg, a consensus All-America selection and the GLVC’s “Player of the Year” in 2007. Wieberg is coming off a season where she hit .402 with a team-high 12 home runs and 39 runs batted in out of the leadoff spot in the lineup.
Wieberg, a three-year starter at second base, will have two other returning starters with her on the infield in third baseman Kelsey Musselman (.304, 11 home runs, 31 RBI) and shortstop Rachel Wilkinson (.296, four homers, 29 RBI). Musselman played shortstop last season and Wil- kinson first base, but Wilkinson is moving back to the spot where she played during her first two seasons at S&T.
Several players are competing for the starting role at first base, with the candidates including returners Becky Davis and Ashley Wallingford, as well as newcomers Kristen Drage, Becca Kueny, Kassi Deibert and Janelle Lewis.
The Lady Miners also have one hole to fill in the outfield with the loss of leading hitter Ashley Winter, which will result in returning all-region performer Emily Tucker moving to center this season. Tucker batted .370 a year ago and drove in 33 runs while spending most of the season in right field.
With Tucker in center, S&T figures to have plenty of competition for the other two outfield roles. Returning squadmembers Davis, Krista Porterfield, Allison Plummer and Melissa Ruth will be joined by freshman Katie Smith and Kueny in the quest to earn playing time.
Several of those players could also contend for the designated player spot in the lineup.
At catcher, the Lady Miners return starter Coley Naughton – who started 46 of the team’s 47 games behind the plate as a freshman – with Deibert figuring to see time behind the plate as well.
The Lady Miners went through the 2007 season with just a two-pitcher staff, but has depth at the position now with four players figuring to work from the circle. Jen O’Hara, who earned honorable mention All-GLVC honors last season, finished 19-11 with a 2.76 earned run average last season to head up the staff, while Wallingford won 10 games as a freshman which included a victory over the SIUE team that won the national title.
In addition, Drage, one of the most celebrated pitchers in the history of Kentucky high school softball, also figures to see plenty of time in the circle along with returner Kaye Wibbenmeyer, who missed all of last year while recovering from an injury.
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Becky Davis Kassi Deibert IF, So., Blue Springs, Mo. C-1B, Fr., Highland, Ill. 8 (Archbishop O’Hara HS) 27 (Highland HS)
2007: Appeared in 35 games, starting HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Highland High 22...suffered a hand injury in early April School but did not play softball at the which relegated her to pinch-running roles school…played for several summer league in the second half of the season...had a teams in the St. Louis area, including the 293 average with two home runs and nine St. Louis Illusion for whom she batted .519 runs batted in...also had five stolen with a .607 slugging percentage during the bases...hit a game-winning home run in the 2006 season…had 36 of her 81 hits for ninth inning in a win over Southwest extra bases and drove in 47 runs on the Baptist...scored the game-tying run in the year…also batted .392 in the 2005 season bottom of the seventh against No. 10 SIU Edwardsville...had with 63 runs batted in and .460 with 61 RBI in 2004…played on a three-hit games in both ends of a doubleheader sweep at Missouri team that qualified for the NSA national tournament. Southern...had seven multiple-hit games on the season. PERSONAL: Born April 30, 1989 in St. Louis, Mo….daughter of HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-time selection to the all-conference Bruce and Wendy Deibert…majoring in business. first team, while earing all-district, all-region and all-metro Kansas City honors throughout her career at Archbishop O'Hara High School...was named to MoSports.com's top Missouri Seniors class Kristen Drage of 2006...batted .435 in her career with a .611 slugging percent- P-UT, Fr., Morganfield, Ky. age...scored 94 runs and stole 29 bases in her four seasons of (Union County HS) high school...had five hits in a game during the 2005 season. 15
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 1, 1987 in Independence, Mo....daughter of David and Charlotte Davis...was the salutatorian of her senior class at Archbishop O'Hara...majoring in mathematics with plans HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-time selec- to go into education…named to the NFCA All-America scholar- tion to the all-state first team while playing athlete team. at Union County High School…earned five all-region awards and was her team’s most valuable player in all five seasons where she holds every pitching record at her school…finished her prep career with 87 wins, a 0.67 earned run average, 40 shut- outs and 1,271 strikeouts…threw 15 no- hitters at the high school level which ranks fourth all-time in Ken- tucky prep history as does her career strikeout total…in the 2006 season, she was 20-12 with a 0.52 earned run average and 306 strikeouts…batted .479 with four home runs and 33 runs batted in…was named as her team's top hitter and pitcher in each of her five seasons at the school and finished among the top 10 on sev- eral career lists in the state of Kentucky…had 23 strikeouts in a district championship game against Henderson County that her team won 1-0 in 18 innings…was named to five academic all-state teams and to the KSCA Academic all-state first team following her junior year.
PERSONAL: Born July 2, 1989 in Carbondale, Ill….daughter of Karen Drage…majoring in engineering. 2008 Players 13
Becca Kueny Kelsey Musselman UT, Sr., Boonville, Mo. 3B, Sr., Springfield, Ill. 30 (Boonville HS) 13 (Lincoln Land CC)
HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-conference 2007: Finished the season with a .304 and all-district player at Boonville High average, 11 home runs and 31 runs batted School…was a utility player at the prep in...finished fourth on the team in hitting, level as she played catcher and both middle second in home runs and fourth in runs infield positions. batted in…was tied for third in the GLVC in home runs...became the first player in AT MISSOURI S&T: Has competed on school history to hit three homers in a the Lady Miner basketball and track and game against Southern Indiana May 5 in field teams over the past four seasons… the GLVC Tournament... hit the homers in earned All-America honors in track as a javelin thrower, posting each of her first three at-bats and all three came with two an eighth place finish at the 2006 NCAA Division II Championships outs...had a season-high five RBI in that game...also homered to with a throw of 148-6, the second-best mark in school history… start the scoring for the Lady Miners in their NCAA regional win also reached the finals in the 2007 national meet in that event… over Lewis…had hitting streaks of eight and six games...has four was a two-time GLVC champion in the javelin and also competed three-hit games among her 13 multiple-hit outings...was second in the discus throw during her career…played four seasons of on the team with 23 extra base hits...drove in runs in four of the basketball for the Lady Miners, appearing in 105 games during Lady Miners’ five games at the conference tournament...drove in that span…has earned two ESPN The Magazine Academic All- 14 runs in the last 11 games of the season. America first team awards in track and five academic all-district AT LINCOLN LAND: Was a two-time all-region selec- awards during her time at Missouri S&T…was named as the GLVC tion...batted .426 with 13 home runs and 46 runs batted in last “Student-Athlete of the Year” in track and field following the season...had 31 of her 63 hits for extra bases...was a .354 hitter 2005-06 season. as a freshman with three homers and 31 RBI...was named as her
team's top player after the season...selected to the NJCAA All- PERSONAL: Born Dec. 4, 1984 in El Dorado, Kan….daughter of America academic team. Bill and Vickie Kueny…majoring in ceramic engineering.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played shortstop at Athens High School. Janelle Lewis IF, Fr., Gasport, N.Y. PERSONAL: Born March 13, 1986...daughter of Rick and Joyce Musselman...majoring in civil engineering. 9 (Barker HS)
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Barker Central High School in upstate New York…played as a pitcher and first baseman at the prep level…threw a no-hitter during her high school career.
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 10, 1988 in New- fane, N.Y….daughter of Stephanie Lewis… majoring in chemical engineering.
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Coley Naughton Jen O’Hara C, So., Alton, Ill. P, Jr., Chardon, Ohio 4 (Alton HS) 12 (N.D. Cathedral Latin HS)
2007: Caught all but one game for the 2007: Named honorable mention All- Lady Miners in her freshman year...made GLVC...led the Lady Miner pitching staff just two errors in 253 chances and threw with an 19-11 record and 2.76 earned run out 12 runners trying to steal...had a .248 average...was the winning pitcher in UMR’s average with three home runs and 23 runs victory over Lewis at the NCAA Great Lakes batted in...had a season-high three hits in a Regional and was the pitcher of record in win over Missouri-St. Louis which included all five UMR contests in the GLVC Tourna- one of her three homers...also drove in a ment...was second in the GLVC in season-high three runs in that game…had wins...earned a win and a save against No. nine multiple-hit games during the year. 7-ranked Lewis during the conference season...carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning against eventual national champion SIU HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors while playing at Alton Edwardsville...threw a two-hit shutout against Quincy in the GLVC High School...also named honorable mention All-Metro St. Tournament, one of two two-hitters on the season...had a one- Louis...hit .359 with a home run and 35 runs batted in during her hitter with a season-high nine strikeouts against senior year...had 14 extra base hits among her 42 hits on the Stephens...fanned eight against Saint Joseph’s and Wisconsin- year...batted .351 with 23 runs batted in for a team that went 29- Parkside...has four shutouts, getting them against Stephens, Lin- 8 in 2005...did not commit an error in 219 chances during her coln, Saint Joseph’s and Quincy…named to the NFCA All-America sophomore year. scholar-athlete team.
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 3, 1988...daughter of Greg and Judy 2006: Posted a 13-5 record with a 2.11 earned run aver- Naughton...majoring in civil engineering. age...struck out 80 batters in 116 innings of work with just 29 walks...also had two saves and two shutouts...posted her shut- outs against Lincoln and Bellarmine, firing two-hitters in both vic- tories...had six strikeouts on three different occasions...got a two- inning save to preserve a win over Missouri-St. Louis in March.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was named as the most valuable player in the North Coast Conference in 2005 in the Cleveland area...was 22-6 in her senior season and helped her win the league title...had a 20-5 record and struck out 205 batters in her junior year with only 15 walks...was selected as the "Player of the Week" by both Cleveland Plain-Dealer and News Herald...threw three no-hitters, one of which was a perfect game, during the 2004 season.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 18, 1987 in Mayfield Heights, Ohio...daughter of Mark and Janet O'Hara...attended Notre Dame Cathedral Latin High School...majoring in biological sciences. 2008 Players 15
Krista Porterfield OF, So., Park Ridge, Ill.
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2007: Moved into the starting lineup around the first of April and started the Lady Miners’ last 25 games in left field...finished the season with a .259 bat-
ting average and two runs batted in, one of which came during the regional win over Lewis...had five doubles on the season as
well as a stolen base...had six multiple-hit games on the season...had three hits in eight at-bats in a twinbill sweep at Lincoln with a run batted in… named to the NFCA All-America scholar-athlete team.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Maine South High School.
PERSONAL: Born August 8, 1988...daughter of James and Allison Plummer Sharon Porterfield...majoring in engineering. OF, So., Olathe, Kan. 25 (Maranatha Academy)
2007: Appeared in 42 games and started 38, either in the outfield or as the team’s designated player...drove in nine runs on the season, including one in the regional win over Lewis…had two doubles and two triples...went 4-12 during the GLVC Tour- nament...hit .144 on the season...made only one error in the field.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Maranatha Academy in the Kansas City area...played on a team that won a state title in 2005...played on the Kansas X-Treme summer league team.
PERSONAL: Born June 17, 1988 in Shawnee, Kan....daughter of Steve and Lynne Plummer...majoring in aerospace and mechani- cal engineering.
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Melissa Ruth Emily Tucker OF, Jr., Rolla, Mo. OF, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. 22 (Central Methodist Univ.) 24 (Cor Jesu Academy)
2007: Redshirted for the season due to an 2007: Earned first-team All-GLVC hon- injury. ors...finished the season with a .370 aver- age, five home runs and 33 runs batted AT CENTRAL METHODIST: Played two in...was third in the GLVC in doubles with seasons as a catcher and utility player at 15...earned GLVC “Player of the Week” the school. honors on April 16 after going 5-8 with a homer and six RBI in a doubleheader HIGH SCHOOL: Selected to the all- sweep at Bellarmine...had a 12-game hit- conference, all-district and all-region first ting streak that was the team’s third- team as a senior...earned the team's most valuable player award longest on the year...has 17 multiple-hit games including three-hit at Rolla High School after leading the team in hitting (.377) and outings against Lewis, Lincoln and Bellarmine...drove in four runs runs batted in (26)...had a .448 on-base percentage and .558 in the first game win at BU...hit a game-tying two-run homer in slugging percentage. the sixth inning of the Lady Miners’ NCAA regional game against Grand Valley State…had a stretch of 12 games where she drove in PERSONAL: Born May 11, 1986 in Rolla, Mo....daughter of at least one run in 10 of them. George and Cindy Ruth...majoring in business management sys- tems. 2006: Hit .286 with five home runs and 23 runs batted in...started in 41 of the 42 games she played in...drove in four runs in a win over Minnesota-Crookston...homered in three Katie Smith straight games late in the season, including two of the Lady Min- UT, Fr., Shawnee, Kan. ers' three games in the GLVC Tournament...led off the top of the 23 eighth with a home run in a victory over Indianapolis in the con- (Shawnee Mission NW HS) ference tournament opener...had a .504 slugging percentage and .361 on-base percentage...struck out only 15 times in 119 at- bats.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a first-team all-conference selection as an HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors outfielder at the high school level after hitting .407 in her senior as an outfielder at Shawnee Mission North- year with a home run and 11 runs batted in...struck out only six west High School, earning second- team times in 81 at-bats in the 2004 fall season...hit .355 during her honors as a sophomore…was also a first junior year...earned the team all-Sunflower League selection in team's 110 percent 2006 and second-team all-metro Kansas award...was an honor City pick…played on the KC Pride summer roll student in all eight league team in the Kansas City area. semesters of high school. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 24, 1988 in Fayetteville, N.C….daughter of Willie and Robin Smith…majoring in business management. PERSONAL: Born April 23, 1987 in St. Louis, Mo....daughter of Robert and Donna Tucker...attended Cor Jesu Academy… majoring in engineering management. 2008 Players 17
Ashley Wallingford Kaye Wibbenmeyer P-IF, So., Kahoka, Mo. P, Jr., Victoria, Texas 14 (Clark County HS) 7 (St. Joseph’s HS)
2007: Posted a record of 10-7 with a 4.10 2007: Did not appear in a game this sea- earned run average in her first season as a son due to an injury…named to the NFCA Lady Miner…had wins over No. 7 Lewis and All-America scholar-athlete team. No. 10 SIU Edwardsville, the latter a four- hit shutout...fanned 104 hitters in 121 1/3 2006: Recorded a 6-0 record with a 1.47 innings of work for an average of six strike- earned run average...made seven starts outs per seven innings...struck out 11 in with one complete game...struck out 29 wins over Northwestern (Iowa) and batters in the 38 innings she Lewis...posted her one shutout of the sea- pitched...opposing hitters batted just .243 son against eventual national champion SIUE, which turned out to against her...picked up two of her six wins over Missouri-St. be the Cougars’ last loss of the season...shut out Grand Valley Louis...also recorded three saves on the season...had two hits in State for 8 1/3 innings in relief during the NCAA regional game three at-bats with a double. that went 13 innings…hit .208 with a home run and three runs batted in...homered against Wisconsin-Parkside in a game in 2005: Redshirted for the season. which she was also the winning pitcher…named to the NFCA All- America scholar-athlete team. HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-state performer and member of the all-tournament team at the state tournament during her prep ca- HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-time all-state selection at Clark reer in Texas...also earned scholar-athlete honors at the school. County High School...posted a 17-6 record with a 1.07 earned run average and 208 strikeouts last season at the high school PERSONAL: Born Sept. 16, 1985 in Victoria, Texas...daughter of level...was named as her team's and conference's most valuable David and Cecelia Wibbenmeyer...attended St. Joseph's High player...played on two state championship teams in summer ball. School, where she was a pitcher and outfielder...majoring in civil engineering. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 9, 1987 in Iowa...daughter of Richard and Anna Wallingford...was the valedictorian of her senior class...majoring in engineering management.
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off spot in every game...also led the team with 27 stolen Kandi Wieberg bases...led UMR with 18 games with at least two hits, including a 2B, Sr., St. Elizabeth, Mo. 12-game stretch in March where she did it nine times...reached base 50 percent of the time (47-94) when leading off an in- 6 (St. Elizabeth HS) ning...handled 263 chances in the field with only seven errors and was in on a team-high seven double plays.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at several positions at St. Elizabeth High School and earned two first-team all-state awards...was a four- 2007: Named to both the NFCA and Dak- year all-district selection who was also named as the most valu- tronics All-America teams following a sea- able player in her conference...high school team won the 2002 son where she was also selected as the state championship...was a state finalist for the Wendy's High Great Lakes Valley Conference’s “Player of School Heisman award. the Year” and first-team All-GLVC...also named first-team all-region and to the PERSONAL: Born Nov. 29, 1985 in Jefferson City, Mo....daughter ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America of Larry and Peggy Wieberg...attended St. Elizabeth High School, third team…was the GLVC’s “Student- where she was a pitcher, catcher, outfielder and third base- Athlete of the Year” in softball…ranked man...majoring in civil engineering. among the top five in GLVC in seven offensive categories...headed the conference in slugging percentage at .751, doubles with 21 Kandi Wieberg on the Missouri S&T career lists… (which ranked sixth nationally) and total bases with 127…finished second in the GLVC in hits with 68, runs scored with 46 and home At Bats: 492 (8th); S&T record is 656 (Janet Borgmeyer) runs with 12, including one in a four-run rally against Grand Val- Hits: 175 (4th); S&T record is 225 (Janet Borgmeyer) ley State in the NCAA regional contest…was tied for fifth in the league in runs batted in with 39 and her .402 average was good Runs: 126 (2nd); S&T record is 140 (Becca Alt) for sixth in the conference…set three school records for doubles in Doubles: 42 (1st) a season and career (42) and career home runs (24)...also tied Triples: 12 (4th); S&T record is 17 (Molly Balke) four records, including marks for hits in a game with five vs. Saint Home Runs: 24 (1st) Joseph’s (hits came in her first five at-bats) and runs scored in a RBI: 88 (tie for 3rd); S&T record is 93 (Teri Marvich) game with four vs. Lincoln...tied Janet Borgmeyer’s school record Stolen Bases: 57 (4th); S&T record is 152 (Becca Alt) with an 18-game hitting streak from March 18 to April 21...had 20 Batting average: .356, which would rank second to multiple-hit games, including eight with at least three hits...had a Becca Alt’s .410 average. team-best nine games with at least two runs batted in...drove in a Slugging percentage: .636; S&T record is .537 held by season-high five runs vs. Lincoln which included two home runs...hit a grand slam in the second inning to start the scoring in Angie Honse UMR’s 9-1 win over No. 7-ranked Lewis...hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the sixth to break a tie in the Lady Miners’ victory over Indianapolis in the GLVC Tournament…named to the NFCA All-America scholar-athlete team.
2006: Batted .358 with five home runs and 27 runs batted in...also led the team with 40 runs scored, nine triples and 21 stolen bases...led the GLVC in triples...had a .664 slugging per- centage and .459 on-base percentage...hit two leadoff homers, one coming in a victory over eventual GLVC runner-up Northern Kentucky and the other in the Lady Miners' GLVC Tournament opener against Indianapolis...reached base 50 percent of the time when leading off an inning and hit .386 with runners on base...had a 10-game hitting streak during the season...had 14 multiple-hit games, including three-hit performances against Rockhurst, Northern Kentucky and Indianapolis in the GLVC Tour- nament...
2005: Named to the All-MIAA team as an honorable mention pick...led the Lady Miners in hitting with a .312 average with seven home runs and 22 runs batted in...was second on the team in home runs and in extra base hits (22) while hitting in the lead- 2008 Players 19
Rachel Wilkinson SS, Sr., Chesterfield, Mo. 5 (Parkway Central HS)
2007: Finished the season with a .296 average, four home runs and 29 runs bat- ted in...had 14 games with at least two hits and eight games with at least two runs batted in...drove in four runs, with a home run included, in a win over Central Missouri in March...also drove in three against Mis- souri Southern...had three five-game hit- ting streaks during the year...had just six errors on the season, but only two while playing at first base where she played in 40 of her 47 games; the other errors came while playing third base...moved into the top 10 all-time at UMR for triples (eight), home runs (six) and runs batted in (68)…named to the NFCA All-America scholar-athlete team.
2006: Finished the season with a .315 average and 25 runs bat- ted in...was second on the team with 15 multiple-hit games, in- cluding a three-hit performance against Quincy, and seven multi- ple-RBI games...drove in four runs in a victory over Missouri-St. Rachel Wilkinson on the Missouri S&T career lists… Louis...had a .406 slugging percentage and .919 fielding percent- age. At Bats: 417; needs 64 to reach 10th place Hits: 125; needs 21 to reach 10th place 2005: Had a solid freshman year as she batted .287 with two Runs: 76; needs 1 to reach 10th place home runs and 14 runs batted in...hit one of her home runs Doubles: 18; needs 8 to reach 10th place against eventual MIAA champion Emporia State...had a .917 field- Triples: 8 (tie for 8th); S&T record is 17 (Molly Balke) ing percentage at the shortstop position...had eight multiple-hit Home Runs: 6 (tie for 9th); S&T record is 24 (Kandi games and had one of the two four-RBI performances last season Wieberg) against Bemidji State. RBI: 68 (9th); S&T record is 93 (Teri Marvich) HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state, all-district and all-conference Batting average: .299; current 10th place mark is .310 honors at the high school level as well as all-Metro St. Louis lau- rels...batted .447 in her senior year with 14 runs batted in and five stolen bases...had 38 hits in 85 at-bats and only struck out three times (drew 13 walks).
PERSONAL: Born March 22, 1986....daughter of Peggy Wilkin- son...attended Parkway Central High School...majoring in psychol- ogy and education.
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Walks: Individual Records Game--4, Chelsea Appel vs. Northwestern (Iowa), Feb. 23, Games Played: 2007) Season--58, Bobbi Rose, Kandi Wieberg, 2005 Season--29, Angie Bax, Brandy Broeckling, 1997 Career--202, Molly Balke, 2001-04 Career--69, Brandy Broeckling, 1994-97 At Bats: Batting Average: Game--8, Heather Maggard, Erin Butler, Abby Pittroff and Season--.469, Ashley Winter, 2007 (67-143) Jenny Meitz vs. Central Missouri State, May 2, 2004; Kandi Career--.410, Becca Alt (211-515) Wieberg and Ashley Winter vs. Saint Joseph's, March 17, Slugging Percentage: 2007 Season--.859, Holly Weinberg, 2006 (122 TB in 142 AB) Season--196, Janet Borgmeyer, 2004 Career--.537, Angie Honse, 1986-89 Career--656, Janet Borgmeyer, 2001-04 Longest Hitting Streak: Runs: 18 games, Janet Borgmeyer, March 3-23, 2004; Kandi Wie- Game--4 on several occasions (Most recent: Kandi Wieberg berg, March 18-April 21, 2007 and Ashley Winter vs. Lincoln, March 6, 2007) Games Pitched: Season--50, Janet Borgmeyer, 2004 Season--39, Candice Wilburn, 2005 Career--140, Becca Alt, 1995-98 Career--107, Erin Collins, 1995-98 Hits: Innings Pitched: Game--5, Kristan King vs. Mississippi College, March 11, Game--13, Mary Rohrbacker vs. Southwest Baptist, April 4, 1995; Janet Borgmeyer vs. Emporia State, April 27, 2004; 1995 Kandi Wieberg vs. Saint Joseph's, March 17, 2007 Season--220 2/3, Candice Wilburn, 2005 Season--80, Becca Alt, 1997 Career--638 2/3, Erin Collins, 1995-98 Career--225, Janet Borgmeyer, 2001-04 Wins: Doubles: Season--27, Christy Deken, 2004 (record 27-2) Game--3, Nicki Wray vs. Cumberland, March 16, 1995; Career--53, Erin Collins, 1995-98 (record 53-41) Abby Pittroff vs. Trinity Christian, Feb. 28, 2004; Ashley Win-Loss Percentage (min. 5 decisions) Winter vs. Rockhurst, April 29, 2007 Season--.931, Christy Deken, 2004 (record 27-2) Season--21, Kandi Wieberg, 2007 Career--.692, Christy Deken, 2003-04 (record 36-16) Career--42, Kandi Wieberg, 2005-07 Strikeouts: Triples: Game--23, Christy Deken vs. Emporia State, April 27, 2004 Game--2 on several occasions (Most recent: Kandi Wieberg (10 innings) vs. Missouri-St. Louis, April 15, 2006) Game (seven innings)--18, Jen Crede vs. Indiana (Pa.), Season--9, Kandi Wieberg, 2006 March 15, 1991 Career--17, Molly Balke, 2001-04 Season--346, Christy Deken, 2004 Home Runs: Career--522, Christy Deken, 2003-04 Game--3, Kelsey Musselman vs. Southern Indiana, May 5, Consecutive batters struck out--11, Christy Deken vs. Mis- 2007 souri Southern, April 6, 2004 Season--13, Holly Weinberg, 2006 Strikeouts Per 7 Innings: Career--24, Kandi Wieberg, 2005-07 Season--11.08, Christy Deken, 2004 (346 in 218 2/3 IP) Runs Batted In: Career--9.74, Christy Deken, 2003-04 (522 in 375 1/3 IP) Game--8, Jaime Ostmann vs. Pittsburg State, March 23, Walks Per 7 Innings (fewest) 1996 Season---0.80, Christy Deken, 2004 (25 in 218 1/3 IP) Season--56, Holly Weinberg, 2006 Career--0.86, Christy Deken, 2003-04 (46 in 375 1/3 IP) Career--93, Teri Marvich, 1993-96 Shutouts: Stolen Bases: Season--16, Christy Deken, 2004 Game--6, Melanie Rohrer vs. St. Louis, April 20, 1994 Career--23, Christy Deken, 2003-04 Season--65, Becca Alt, 1997 Complete Games: Career--152, Becca Alt, 1995-98 Season--28, Erin Collins, 1998; Christy Deken, 2004; Can- dice Wilburn, 2005 Career--90, Erin Collins, 1995-98
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Earned Run Average: Triples: Season--0.48, Christy Deken, 2004 (15 ER in 218 2/3 IP) Game--4 vs. Lincoln, April 15, 1988 Career--0.80, Christy Deken, 2003-04 (43 ER in 375 1/3 IP) Season--20, 1992 Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings: Home Runs: Game--5 vs. Bellarmine, April 1, 2006; vs. Southwest Baptist, April 38 1/3, Christy Deken, Feb. 27-March 10, 2004 26, 2006 Most Putouts: Season--42, 2007 Game--22, Erin Butler (C) vs. Emporia State, April 27, 2004 Runs Batted In: Season--411, Erin Butler (C), 2004 Game--19 vs. Minnesota-Crookston, March 16, 2006 Career--1361, Jaime Ostmann (1B), 1996-99 Season--237, 2007 Most Assists: Stolen Bases: Game--11, Caroline Bredemann (SS) vs. Pittsburg State, Game--10 vs. St. Louis, April 20, 1994 April 17, 1990 Season--102, 1997 Season--159, Melanie Rohrer (SS), 1995 Walks: Game--11 vs. Minnesota-Crookston, March 16, 2006 Career--443, Janet Borgmeyer (SS-2B), 2001-04 Season--146, 1997 Fielding Percentage: Batting Average: Season--1.000, Heather Maggard (1B), 2004 (0 E in 401 Season--.309, 2004, 2006 chances) Slugging Percentage: Career--.996, Jaime Ostmann (1B), 1996-99 (6 E in 1459 Season--.500, 2006 chances) Longest Game: 18 innings vs. Central Missouri State, May 2, 2004 Most Consecutive Games without being shut out: Team Records 29, Feb. 27-April 1, 2004 Innings Pitched: Games Played: Game--17 1/3 vs. Central Missouri State, May 2, 2004 Season--58, 2005 Season--388 1/3, 2005 Wins: Strikeouts: Consecutive--15, Feb. 28-March 17, 2006 Game--23 vs. Emporia State, April 27, 2004 Most in a season--41, 2004 (Final record 41-14) Season--438, 2004 Most conference wins in a season--13, 2004 (Final record 13-5); Strikeouts Per 7 Innings: 13, 2006 (Final record 13-7); 13, 2007 (Final record 13-9) Season--8.20, 2004 (438 in 374 IP) Least in a season--5, 1986 (Final record 5-21) Walks Per 7 Innings (fewest): Least conference wins in a season--1, 1986 (Final record 1-11) Season--0.86, 2004 (46 in 374 IP) Losses: Shutouts: Consecutive--16, May 1, 1999-March 16, 2000 Season--25, 2004 Least in a season--10, 2006 (Final record 33-10) Complete Games: Least conference losses in a season--3, 1988 (Final record 9-3) Season--48, 2004 Most in a season--37, 2000 (Final record 16-37) Earned Run Average: Most conference losses in a season--14, 2002 (Final record 4-14) Season--0.80, 2004 At Bats: Putouts: Game--63 vs. Saint Joseph's, March 17, 2007 Game--52 vs. Central Missouri State, May 2, 2004 Season--1551, 2004 Season--1165, 2005 Runs: Fielding Percentage: Inning--11 vs. Lincoln, March 6, 2007 (Second inning of game Season--.970, 2004 (50 E in 1647 chances) two) Double Plays: Game--19 vs. Cumberland, March 16, 1995; vs. Minnesota- Season 19, 1995 & 1996 Crookston, March 16, 2006 Season--261, 2007 Largest run margin, season--+183, 2004 (260 scored, 77 allowed) Hits: Game--18 vs. Lincoln, April 2, 1995 Season--480, 2004 Doubles: Game--6 vs. Trinity Christian, Feb. 28, 2004; vs. Missouri-St. Louis, April 15, 2006 Season--97, 2007
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Games Played Batting Average (Career) 1. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04...... 202 1. Becca Alt ...... 1995-98...... 410 2. Janet Borgmeyer...... 2001-04...... 196 2. Janet Borgmeyer...... 2001-04...... 343 3. Amie Fugiel...... 2003-06...... 193 3. Teresa Dickenson...... 1988-91...... 340 4. Sandy Wagner ...... 2001-04...... 184 4. Melanie Rohrer...... 1994-96...... 329 5. Sabrina Greenwell ...... 1998-01...... 179 Angie Honse ...... 1986-89...... 329 Teri Marvich...... 1993-96...... 179 6. Carmen Baker ...... 1986-89...... 319 7. Kristan King ...... 1992-95...... 178 7. Anita Tikey ...... 1980-83...... 316 8. Darcey Rapp ...... 1999-02...... 177 8. Sabrina Greenwell ...... 1998-01...... 312 9. Kerri Bokath...... 1997-00...... 174 9. Ellie Hudson...... 1992-93...... 311 Jaime Ostmann ...... 1996-99...... 174 10. Caroline Bredeman ...... 1987-90...... 310
At Bats (Career) Runs Scored (Career) 1. Janet Borgmeyer...... 2001-04...... 656 1. Becca Alt ...... 1995-98...... 140 2. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04...... 655 2. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-present ...... 126 3. Teri Marvich...... 1993-96...... 529 3. Janet Borgmeyer...... 2001-04...... 122 4. Becca Alt ...... 1995-98...... 515 4. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04...... 114 5. Kristan King ...... 1995-98...... 510 5. Melanie Rohrer...... 1994-96...... 106 6. Sabrina Greenwell ...... 1998-01...... 504 6. Dyan Risher ...... 1990-93...... 102 7. Jaime Ostmann ...... 1996-99...... 493 7. Teri Marvich...... 1993-96...... 99 8. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-present ...... 492 8. Brandy Broeckling ...... 1994-97...... 90 9. Teresa Dickenson...... 1988-91...... 485 9. Jaime Ostmann ...... 1996-99...... 86 10. Dyan Risher ...... 1990-93...... 481 10. Kristan King ...... 1992-95...... 77 Angie Honse ...... 1986-89...... 77 Hits (Career) 1. Janet Borgmeyer...... 2001-04...... 225 Doubles (Career) 2. Becca Alt ...... 1995-98...... 211 1. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-present ...... 42 3. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04...... 200 2. Sabrina Greenwell ...... 1998-01...... 39 4. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-present ...... 175 3. Holly Weinberg ...... 2005-06...... 30 5. Teresa Dickenson...... 1988-91...... 165 Rachel Helser...... 1999-02...... 30 6. Sabrina Greenwell ...... 1998-01...... 157 Kristan King ...... 1992-95...... 30 Teri Marvich...... 1993-96...... 157 Teresa Dickenson...... 1988-91...... 30 8. Kristan King ...... 1992-95...... 155 7. Heather Maggard ...... 2002-05...... 27 9. Heather Maggard ...... 2002-05...... 146 Molly Balke ...... 2001-04...... 27 Jaime Ostmann ...... 1996-99...... 146 Nicki Wray ...... 1993-96...... 27 10. Janet Borgmeyer...... 2001-04...... 26 Batting Average (Season) 1. Ashley Winter ...... 2007 ...... 469 Triples (Career) 2. Holly Weinberg ...... 2006 ...... 451 1. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04...... 17 3. Becca Alt ...... 1997 ...... 449 2. Teresa Dickenson...... 1988-91...... 16 4. Pat Kelly...... 1981 ...... 430 3. Ellie Hudson...... 1992-93...... 15 5. Becca Alt ...... 1998 ...... 421 4. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-present ...... 12 6. Angie Honse ...... 1988 ...... 419 5. Dyan Risher ...... 1990-93...... 11 7. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2007 ...... 402 6. Christy Cheeley ...... 1990-93...... 10 8. Becca Alt ...... 1996 ...... 398 7. Angie Bax ...... 1996-97...... 9 9. Sabrina Greenwell ...... 2000 ...... 393 8. Rachel Wilkinson ...... 2005-present ...... 8 10. Janet Borgmeyer...... 2004 ...... 383 Melanie Rohrer...... 1994-96...... 8 Kristan King ...... 1992-95...... 8
Teri Schofield...... 1989-92...... 8
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Home Runs (Career) Pitching Wins (Career) 1. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-present...... 24 1. Erin Collins...... 1995-98...... 53 2. Holly Weinberg ...... 2005-06 ...... 19 2. Renee Roberts ...... 2001-05...... 51 3. Ashley Weiss ...... 2005-06 ...... 15 3. Jen Crede ...... 1990-93...... 47 4. Kelsey Musselman...... 2007-present...... 11 Kristy Weber ...... 1987-90...... 47 5. Emily Tucker...... 2006-present...... 10 5. Christy Deken...... 2003-04...... 36 Caroline Bredeman...... 1986-90 ...... 10 6. Mary Rohrbacker ...... 1993-95...... 33 7. Teresa Dickenson...... 1988-91 ...... 9 7. Jen O’Hara...... 2006-present ...... 32 Cecelia Gutierrez...... 1982-85 ...... 9 8. Angie Bax ...... 1996-97...... 31 9. Lauren Feltmann...... 2006-07 ...... 6 9. Leta Judd...... 1980-83...... 23 Rachel Helser ...... 1999-02 ...... 6 10. Troci Keen ...... 1991-94...... 21 Jaime Ostmann...... 1996-99 ...... 6 Angie Honse ...... 1986-89 ...... 6 Complete Games (Career) 1. Erin Collins...... 1995-98...... 85 Runs Batted In (Career) 2. Jen Crede ...... 1990-93...... 83 1. Teri Marvich ...... 1993-96 ...... 93 3. Renee Roberts ...... 2003-06...... 71 2. Jaime Ostmann...... 1996-99 ...... 89 4. Kristy Weber ...... 1987-90...... 65 3. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-present...... 88 5. Angie Bax ...... 1996-97...... 52 Teresa Dickenson...... 1988-91 ...... 88 Mary Rohrbacker ...... 1993-95...... 52 5. Holly Weinberg ...... 2005-06 ...... 87 7. Christy Deken...... 2003-04...... 49 6. Sabrina Greenwell...... 1998-01 ...... 83 8. Jen O’Hara...... 2006-present ...... 43 7. Kristan King...... 1992-95 ...... 82 9. Allison West ...... 1999-02...... 42 8. Angie Bax...... 1996-97 ...... 70 10. Leta Judd...... 1980-83...... 40 9. Rachel Wilkinson...... 2005-present...... 68 10. Heather Maggard...... 2002-05 ...... 66 Strikeouts (Career) Christy Cheeley...... 1990-93 ...... 66 1. Christy Deken...... 2003-04...... 522 2. Jen Crede ...... 1990-93...... 460 Stolen Bases (Career) 3. Renee Roberts ...... 2003-06...... 390 1. Becca Alt ...... 1995-98 ...... 152 4. Erin Collins...... 1995-98...... 358 2. Dyan Risher...... 1990-93 ...... 75 5. Kristi Curry...... 1999-00...... 264 3. Janet Borgmeyer...... 2001-04 ...... 69 6. Mary Rohrbacker ...... 1993-95...... 235 4. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-present...... 57 7. Candice Wilburn ...... 2005 ...... 215 5. Melanie Rohrer ...... 1994-96 ...... 46 8. Jen O’Hara...... 2006-07...... 195 6. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04 ...... 45 9. Amanda Weingartner...... 2000-02...... 159 7. Darcey Rapp...... 1999-02 ...... 44 10. Angie Bax ...... 1996-97...... 141 8. Lisa Burwell ...... 1987-90 ...... 41 9. Nicki Wray...... 1993-96 ...... 30 Earned Run Average (Season) 10. Brandy Broeckling ...... 1994-97 ...... 28 1. Christy Deken...... 2004 ...... 0.48 2. Christy Deken...... 2003 ...... 1.25 Games Pitched 3. Renee Roberts ...... 2004 ...... 1.35 1. Erin Collins ...... 1995-98 ...... 107 4. Jen Crede ...... 1991 ...... 1.38 2. Renee Roberts ...... 2003-06 ...... 101 5. Renee Roberts ...... 2003 ...... 1.41 3. Jen Crede...... 1990-93 ...... 96 6. Kristy Weber ...... 1988 ...... 1.43 4. Kristy Weber...... 1987-90 ...... 95 7. Kristy Weber ...... 1990 ...... 1.48 5. Allison West...... 1999-02 ...... 67 8. Kristi Curry...... 2000 ...... 1.68 6. Amanda Weingartner ...... 2000-02 ...... 62 9. Kristi Curry...... 1999 ...... 1.71 Leta Judd ...... 1980-83 ...... 62 Jen Crede ...... 1990 ...... 1.71 8. Jen O’Hara...... 2006-present...... 61 9. Christy Deken ...... 2003-04 ...... 60 Earned Run Average (Career) 10. Angie Bax...... 1996-97 ...... 59 1. Christy Deken...... 2003-04...... 0.80 2. Kristi Curry...... 1999-00...... 1.69 Innings Pitched (Career) 3. Kristy Weber ...... 1987-90...... 1.72 1. Erin Collins ...... 1995-98 ...... 638.2 Jen Crede ...... 1990-93...... 1.72 2. Renee Roberts ...... 2003-06 ...... 586.2 5. Renee Roberts ...... 2003-06...... 1.73 3. Jen Crede...... 1990-93 ...... 578 6. Mary Rohrbacker ...... 1993-95...... 1.75 4. Kristy Weber...... 1987-90 ...... 440.2 7. Candice Wilburn ...... 2005 ...... 1.94 5. Christy Deken ...... 2003-04 ...... 375.1 8. Dawn Tabor ...... 1985-86...... 2.01 6. Mary Rohrbacker...... 1993-95 ...... 371.1 9. Joann Stratman...... 1988-91...... 2.29 7. Allison West...... 1999-02 ...... 360.2 10. Troci Keen ...... 1991-94...... 2.42 8. Angie Bax...... 1996-97 ...... 348.2 9. Kristi Curry ...... 1999-00 ...... 339 10. Jen O’Hara...... 2006-present...... 324.1
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UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA Feb. 22 at Decatur, Ala. Feb. 24 at Decatur, Ala.
Location (Conference): Huntsville, Ala. (Gulf South) Location (Conference): Carrollton, Ga. (Gulf South) Mascot: Chargers Mascot: Wolves Head Coach: Les Stuedeman Head Coach: Erika Watson 2007 Record: 45-18 2007 Record: 33-32 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Did not play
NORTH GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO Feb. 22 at Decatur, Ala. Feb. 29 & March 2 at Monticello, Ark.
Location (Conference): Dahlonega, Ga. (Peach Belt) Location (Conference): Monticello, Ark. (Gulf South) Mascot: Saints Mascot: Cotton Blossoms Head Coach: Mike Davenport Head Coach: Alvy Early 2007 Record: 36-19 2007 Record: 46-20 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Did not play
VALDOSTA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF Feb. 23 at Decatur, Ala. Feb. 29 at Monticello, Ark.
Location (Conference): Valdosta, Ga. (Gulf South) Location (Conference): Pine Bluff, Ark. (SWAC) Mascot: Blazers Mascot: Golden Lions Head Coach: Thomas Macera Head Coach: 2007 Record: 47-9 2007 Record: 13-26 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Did not play
DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY Feb. 23 at Decatur, Ala. March 1 & 2 at Monticello, Ark.
Location (Conference): Cleveland, Miss. (Gulf South) Location (Conference): Russellville, Ark. (Gulf South) Mascot: Statesmen Mascot: Golden Suns Head Coach: David Kuhn Head Coach: Gidget Pambianchi 2007 Record: 39-26 2007 Record: 12-35 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Did not play
GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Feb. 24 at Decatur, Ala. March 1 at Monticello, Ark.
Location (Conference): Milledgeville, Ga. (Peach Belt) Location (Conference): Arkadelphia, Ark. (Gulf South) Mascot: Bobcats Mascot: Tigers Head Coach: Ginger Miller Head Coach: Mike McGhee 2007 Record: 35-21 2007 Record: 28-25 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Did not play 2008 Opponents 27
MISSOURI SOUTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY March 6 at Joplin, Mo., April 12 & 13 at Warrensburg, Mo. March 8 at Joplin, Mo.
Location (Conference): Joplin, Mo. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Maryville, Mo. (MIAA) Mascot: Lady Lions Mascot: Bearcats Head Coach: Aron Potter Head Coach: Ryan Anderson 2007 Record: 16-35 2007 Record: 25-18 Last season vs. S&T: S&T went 2-1; S&T won 8-1 and 7-5, Last season vs. S&T: Did not play MSSU won 9-7 WASHBURN UNIVERSITY SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY March 7 at Joplin, Mo. March 13 at Bolivar, Mo.
Location (Conference): Topeka, Kan. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Bolivar, Mo. (MIAA) Mascot: Lady Blues Mascot: Lady Bearcats Head Coach: Lisa Carey Head Coach: Christy Capner 2007 Record: 30-20 2007 Record: 8-35 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: S&T won only game 9-7
FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY DRURY UNIVERSITY March 7 at Joplin, Mo. March 14 at Springfield, Mo., April 17 at Rolla, Mo.
Location (Conference): Hays, Kan. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Springfield, Mo. (GLVC) Mascot: Tigers Mascot: Panthers Head Coach: Tonja Hadley Head Coach: Annie Medico 2007 Record: 22-35 2007 Records: N/A (First season in 2008) Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Did not play
PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY March 7 at Joplin, Mo. March 15 at Kansas City, Mo.
Location (Conference): Pittsburg, Kan. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Kansas City, Mo. (GLVC) Mascot: Gorillas Mascot: Hawks Head Coach: Brad Horky Head Coach: Galen Struve 2007 Record: 17-29 2007 Records: 14-25, 6-18 GLVC Last season vs. S&T: PSU won only game 4-2 Last season vs. S&T: RU went 2-1; S&T won 4-2; RU won 8-2 and 5-4 TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY QUINCY UNIVERSITY March 8 at Joplin, Mo. March 21 at Rolla, Mo.
Location (Conference): Kirksville, Mo. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Quincy, Ill. (GLVC) Mascot: Bulldogs Mascot: Hawks Head Coach: Erin Brown Head Coach: Charlene Obert 2007 Record: 17-29 2007 Records: 27-22, 14-10 GLVC Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; S&T won 3-2, Last season vs. S&T: QU went 2-1; S&T won 6-0; QU won 2-0 TSU won 2-0 and 5-1
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SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV. EDWARDSVILLE NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY March 22 at Rolla, Mo. March 30 at Highland Heights, Ky.
Location (Conference): Edwardsville, Ill. (GLVC) Location (Conference): Highland Heights, Ky. (GLVC) Mascot: Cougars Mascot: Norse Head Coach: Sandy Montgomery Head Coach: Kathy Stewart 2007 Records: 49-8, 19-5 GLVC 2007 Records: 23-25, 8-14 GLVC Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; S&T won 8-0, Last season vs. S&T: Did not play SIUE won 2-1 GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY LEWIS UNIVERSITY March 25 at Allendale, Mich. April 5 at Rolla, Mo.
Location (Conference): Allendale, Mich. (GLIAC) Location (Conference): Romeoville, Ill. (GLVC) Mascot: Lakers Mascot: Flyers Head Coach: Doug Woods Head Coach: George DiMatteo 2007 Record: 36-18 2007 Records: 34-14, 19-5 GLVC Last season vs. S&T: GVSU won only game 5-4 Last season vs. S&T: S&T went 3-1; S&T won 9-1, 3-2 and 5-4; Lewis won 6-2 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE March 26 at Detroit, Mich. April 6 at Rolla, Mo.
Location (Conference): Detroit, Mich. (GLIAC) Location (Conference): Kenosha, Wis. (GLVC) Mascot: Warriors Mascot: Rangers Head Coach: Gary Bryce Head Coach: Laura “Flip” Fillipp 2007 Record: 41-17 2007 Records: 26-20, 13-11 GLVC Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: S&T went 2-1; S&T won 8-5 and 6-4; UWP won 4-1 ASHLAND UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS March 27 at Ashland, Ohio April 9 at Rolla, Mo.
Location (Conference): Ashland, Ohio (GLIAC) Location (Conference): St. Louis, Mo. (GLVC) Mascot: Eagles Mascot: Tritons Head Coach: Sheilah Gulas Head Coach: Chuck Sosnowski 2007 Record: 29-20 2007 Records: 20-30, 8-16 GLVC Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Team split two games; S&T won 8-4; UMSL won 11-3 BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI March 29 at Louisville, Ky. April 12 & 13 at Warrensburg, Mo.
Location (Conference): Louisville, Ky. (GLVC) Location (Conference): Warrensburg, Mo. (MIAA) Mascot: Knights Mascot: Jennies Head Coach: Renee Hicks Head Coach: Susan Anderson 2007 Records: 23-33, 8-16 GLVC 2007 Record: 30-23 Last season vs. S&T: S&T won both games 7-4 and 9-2 Last season vs. S&T: S&T won only game 7-6
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS April 19 at Evansville, Ind. April 26 at Rolla, Mo.
Location (Conference): Evansville, Ind. (GLVC) Location (Conference): Indianapolis, Ind. (GLVC) Mascot: Screaming Eagles Mascot: Greyhounds Head Coach: Sue Kunkle Head Coach: Missy Frost 2007 Records: 31-24-1, 13-10-1 GLVC 2007 Records: 25-22, 12-12 GLVC Last season vs. S&T: USI went 2-1; S&T won 6-2; USI won 4-2 Last season vs. S&T: S&T went 2-1; S&T won 7-4 and 11-9; and 11-2 UIndy won 9-1 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN COLLEGE SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE April 20 at Owensboro, Ky. April 27 at Rolla, Mo.
Location (Conference): Owensboro, Ky. (GLVC) Location (Conference): Rensselaer, Ind. (GLVC) Mascot: Panthers Mascot: Pumas Head Coach: Miles Mallette Head Coach: Frank Wilkins 2007 Records: 24-25-1, 7-16-1 GLVC 2007 Records: 25-24, 13-11 GLVC Last season vs. S&T: S&T won both games 5-1 and 9-1 Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; S&T won 3-0; SJC won 9-8 Lady Miner All-America Players Kandi Wieberg Ashley Winter Second Base, 2007 Outfield, 2007 Wieberg, who Winter, a freshman, led the was named as Great Lakes Valley Conference the "Player of in hitting with a .469 average the Year" by the and a team-high 16 stolen GLVC, bat- bases. She also led the GLVC ted .402 with a in on-base percentage at .490 team-high 12 and ranked third in the league home runs and in hits (67) and runs scored 39 runs batted (41). in during the 2007 season in Her 15-game hitting streak which the Lady during the season was the Miners made longest in school history by a their first-ever freshman. She was selected to appearance at the NCAA regional tournament. As the team's leadoff the All-GLVC first team and all- hitter, she also led the GLVC in doubles (21), total bases (127) and region first team by the NFCA slugging percentage (.751), while ranking second in runs scored (46), and Daktronics preceding her hits (68) and home runs. She ranked among the top five in the GLVC third team selection to the in nine categories and is sixth nationally in doubles per game. Louisville Slugger/NFCA All- America squad. During the 2007 season, Wieberg broke the S&T career records for doubles (42) and home runs (24) and tied the record for the longest hitting streak of 18 games. She had a .494 average in conference play with five homers and 16 RBI for the Lady Miners. She was a first- team All-America selection by Daktronics and a second-team pick to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-America squad.
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1980 (7-9) 3/30 Central Missouri 0-10 MIAA Tournament 4/2 @Missouri-St. Louis 1-11 Central Missouri 0-8 (@Maryville, Mo.) @Missouri-St. Louis 0-14 4/4 Quincy 11-10 4/29 Central Missouri 1-10 4/3 @Missouri Southern 0-10 4/6 Northeastern State 4-12 Lincoln 20-1 @Missouri Southern 0-15 4/7 Oklahoma Baptist 2-6 Missouri-St. Louis 4-7 4/18 @Columbia College 19-9 Oklahoma Baptist 1-11 @Columbia College 21-20 4/9 Oklahoma Baptist 2-9 1984 (8-9, 1-5 MIAA) 4/21 @Lincoln 25-14 John Brown 2-6 4/6 Truman State 0-11 @Lincoln 31-22 4/13 Southwest Baptist 2-11 Southeast Missouri 0-11 4/22 Stephens 0-15 Southwest Baptist 3-15 Central Missouri 0-10 MAIAW Tournament 4/15 Lincoln 10-7 4/7 Missouri-St. Louis 2-6 (@Marshall, Mo.) Lincoln 31-8 Northwest Missouri 3-6 4/24 @Missouri Valley 18-5 4/16 Stephens 8-0 Lincoln 10-5 William Jewell 3-5 Stephens 18-2 4/11 Columbia College 10-1 4/25 Culver-Stockton 4-14 4/21 Missouri-St. Louis 8-4 Columbia College 6-5 4/29 Lincoln 7-11 Missouri-St. Louis 0-9 4/17 Missouri-St. Louis 1-2 Lincoln 19-5 MAIAW Tournament Missouri-St. Louis 0-1 5/2 William Jewell (N) 29-8 (@Columbia, Mo.) 4/19 Lincoln 15-7 @Southwest Baptist 0-13 4/24 Stephens 8-1 Lincoln 9-8 William Jewell 2-5 4/23 Missouri Valley 6-4 1981 (8-11) 4/26 William Woods 0-10 Missouri Valley 13-3 3/19 Missouri-St. Louis 0-17 William Woods 1-17 MIAA Tournament Missouri-St. Louis 3-24 MIAA Tournament (@Warrensburg, Mo.) 3/21 Harris-Stowe 5-4 (@Jefferson City, Mo.) 4/27 Missouri-St. Louis 0-11 Harris-Stowe 5-2 4/29 Central Missouri 2-5 Lincoln 4-3 3/25 Lincoln 9-11 Southeast Missouri 2-7 Central Missouri 3-4 Southwest Baptist 2-13 4/30 Missouri Valley 11-5 4/2 @Lincoln 6-12 Missouri Valley 4-2 1985 (8-19, 1-5 MIAA) @Lincoln 10-9 3/13 Quincy (N) 1-6 4/15 @Southwest Baptist 5-7 1983 (7-16) Quincy (N-9) 0-1 @Southwest Baptist 6-11 3/17 Missouri Baptist 2-5 3/25 William Woods 0-3 4/18 @Stephens 13-2 3/23 Missouri-St. Louis 2-4 William Woods 0-3 @Stephens 13-6 Missouri-St. Louis 5-9 4/8 @William Woods 0-10 MAIAW Tournament 3/25 DePaul 1-4 @William Woods 1-11 (@Bolivar, Mo.) SIU Edwardsville 1-16 4/9 Lincoln 9-3 4/23 William Jewell 8-2 3/26 Wisconsin-Whitewater 2-5 Lincoln 14-2 Southwest Baptist 2-5 Augsburg 5-2 4/12 Southeast Missouri (N) 1-2 4/24 Lincoln 6-10 4/12 Central Missouri 3-4 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-4 4/29 William Woods 0-12 Central Missouri 2-13 Truman State (N) 1-5 William Woods 0-6 4/15 Lincoln 10-8 4/13 Lincoln (N) 5-3 5/2 @Lindenwood 5-0 4/17 Harris-Stowe 22-5 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-2 @Lindenwood 22-1 Missouri Baptist 2-11 Central Missouri (N) 2-8 4/19 Lincoln 12-1 4/15 @Lincoln 9-10 1982 (11-18) Lincoln 12-7 @Lincoln 1-4 3/23 Southwest Baptist 4-7 4/23 Saint Louis 4-0 4/17 Maryville 1-7 3/24 SIU Edwardsville 1-4 Saint Louis 0-5 Maryville 5-4 SIU Edwardsville 4-9 4/25 William Woods 2-6 4/18 Missouri-St. Louis 2-1 3/27 Columbia College 9-5 William Woods 0-4 Missouri-St. Louis 3-2 Columbia College 19-8 4/26 Southwest Baptist 1-2 4/24 @Columbia College 9-7 Southwest Baptist 1-5 @Columbia College 3-0
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MIAA Tournament 3/30 @Lincoln 3-6 4/14 @Saint Louis 2-5 (@Jefferson City, Mo.) @Lincoln 4-6 @Missouri Baptist 3-2 4/26 Truman State 1-6 4/10 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-5 4/15 Southwest Baptist (N) 3-2 Central Missouri 0-2 Lincoln (N) 7-3 Lincoln (N) 14-0 4/30 Quincy 1-6 4/11 Truman State (N) 1-0 4/20 @William Woods 1-2 Quincy 0-1 Northwest Missouri (N) 2-5 @William Woods 8-5 5/1 William Woods 0-3 Southeast Missouri (N) 5-8 MIAA Tournament 4/12 Southwest Baptist (N) 1-3 (@Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1986 (5-21, 1-11 MIAA) Central Missouri (N) 3-1 4/22 Lincoln 5-3 3/24 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-1 4/20 Missouri-St. Louis 3-0 Truman State 0-3 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-8 Truman State 0-1 4/23 Missouri-St. Louis 0-4 3/27 Northwest Missouri (N) 0-8 4/22 @William Woods 12-11 @Central Missouri 1-6 @William Woods 1-3 1989 (18-20, 3-7 MIAA) 4/9 @Lincoln 16-2 MIAA Tournament 3/13 Wisconsin-Parkside (N) 3-4 @Lincoln 14-8 (@Maryville, Mo.) 3/14 Francis Marion (N) 10-8 4/10 Columbia College 0-6 4/24 @Northwest Missouri 0-6 @West Florida 3-4 Columbia College 0-10 Lincoln 7-0 3/15 Monmouth (N) 9-0 4/11 Lincoln (N) 4-8 Southeast Missouri 0-3 3/16 Missouri Southern (N) 0-3 Northwest Missouri (N) 0-5 Francis Marion (N) 0-2 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 0-3 1988 (27-12, 8-3 MIAA) 3/17 Centenary (N) 1-3 Southeast Missouri (N) 1-8 3/14 St. Mary, Neb. (N) 8-7 Columbia College (N) 0-9 4/12 @Central Missouri 3-14 Missouri Baptist (N) 8-9 3/22 @Southeast Missouri 2-3 Truman State (N) 0-7 3/15 Wisconsin-LaCrosse (N) 7-6 @Southeast Missouri 0-5 4/14 Southeast Missouri (N) 2-6 Wisconsin-LaCrosse (N) 9-10 3/24 Lincoln (N) 11-1 Truman State (N) 0-5 3/16 Kishwaukee (N) 10-0 Southwest Baptist (N) 2-6 4/16 @Maryville 2-7 Kishwaukee (N) 10-2 3/31 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 2-13 @Maryville 3-5 3/17 Maryville (N) 3-0 Northwest Missouri (N) 5-0 4/19 Lincoln 5-1 Central Missouri (N) 1-0 Truman State (N) 1-6 Lincoln 14-1 Lander (N) 5-2 4/1 Missouri State (N) 2-0 4/21 Lincoln 2-1 3/18 Wisconsin-Parkside (N) 4-3 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 1-6 Missouri-St. Louis 2-12 Columbia College (N) 2-3 4/4 Truman State (N) 2-1 4/23 @William Woods 0-9 St. Mary, Neb. (N) 0-3 Central Missouri (N) 1-4 @William Woods 1-2 3/21 Lincoln 3-1 4/11 Saint Louis 5-1 MIAA Tournament Lincoln 6-5 Missouri Baptist 4-0 (@Kirksville, Mo.) 3/22 William Woods 5-1 4/12 @Maryville 14-12 4/25 @Truman State 0-1 William Woods 6-3 @Maryville 12-1 Southeast Missouri 2-4 3/24 @Southeast Missouri 1-8 4/14 Columbia College (N) 0-1 @Southeast Missouri 4-3 Missouri Baptist (N) 10-0 1987 (12-14, 3-4 MIAA) 4/4 Central Missouri (N) 6-5 4/15 Saint Louis 6-2 3/9 Wheeling Jesuit (N) 4-6 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-8 @William Woods 1-8 3/10 Kishwaukee (N) 12-0 4/5 Columbia College 5-4 McKendree 9-1 Kishwaukee (N) 12-2 Columbia College 1-3 4/17 Truman State 2-4 3/11 @West Florida 1-4 4/8 Truman State (N-9) 0-1 Missouri-St. Louis 2-1 @West Florida 3-2 Southeast Missouri (N-9) 1-0 4/19 UMKC 8-1 3/12 Geneva (N) 19-1 4/9 Southwest Baptist (N) 14-0 UMKC 10-0 Geneva (N) 10-0 @Lincoln 4-2 MIAA Tournament 3/17 Missouri Baptist 2-3 Northwest Missouri (N) 7-6 (@Rolla, Mo.) 3/26 @Columbia College 0-1 4/10 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 5-2 4/21 Truman State 4-1 @Columbia College 3-2 4/12 Maryville 10-1 Central Missouri 4-3 Maryville 11-2 4/22 Southeast Missouri 0-1 Missouri-St. Louis 2-5
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1990 (26-11, 6-4 MIAA) 3/16 Chapman (N) 1-8 3/21 Saint Louis 4-1 3/12 St. Mary’s, Ind. (N) 10-1 3/23 Concordia-St. Paul 9-0 Saint Louis 4-3 St. Mary’s, Ind. (N) 3-0 Concordia-St. Paul 5-6 3/24 Truman State 7-0 3/13 St. Mary’s, Neb. (N) 4-3 3/25 @Columbia College 4-1 Truman State 5-4 St. Mary’s, Neb. (N-11) 2-3 @Columbia College 1-7 3/27 Southwest Baptist (N-9) 4-1 3/15 Hiram (N) 6-2 3/27 @William Woods 1-10 Missouri Southern (N) 0-9 3/20 William Woods 3-1 3/29 Southeast Missouri (N) 2-4 3/28 Lincoln (N) 8-2 William Woods 3-4 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 9-0 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 2-1 3/22 Missouri Western 2-1 3/30 @Pittsburg State 5-2 @Pittsburg State 6-7 Missouri Western 5-3 Missouri Southern (N) 1-4 3/31 @William Woods 1-3 3/30 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 4-3 Southwest Baptist 7-0 @William Woods 3-4 Missouri Southern (N) 3-4 4/2 Lincoln 3-1 4/1 @UMKC 13-2 @Southwest Baptist 2-0 Lincoln 11-1 @UMKC 9-6 3/31 Southeast Missouri (N) 10-0 4/3 @Truman State 3-1 4/3 Southwest Baptist (N) 8-1 Pittsburg State (N) 3-0 @Truman State 6-4 Columbia College (N) 1-2 4/3 @Lincoln 4-2 4/5 Pittsburg State (N) 3-2 Northeastern State (N) 1-8 @Lincoln 2-1 Oklahoma City (N) 1-7 4/4 Northwest Missouri (N) 3-5 4/4 Columbia College 4-3 Central Missouri (N) 2-7 4/7 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-3 Columbia College 3-4 4/6 Northeastern State (N) 0-4 Lincoln (N) 5-4 4/6 Morningside (N) 2-1 4/9 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-4 4/8 Saint Louis 2-1 East Central (N) 4-7 Southeast Missouri (N) 0-1 Saint Louis (8) 4-5 Central Missouri (N) 1-7 4/12 Lincoln (N) 6-2 4/10 Missouri Western (N) 1-4 4/7 Northeastern State (N) 5-4 @Central Missouri 0-6 Wisconsin-Parkside (N) 0-5 Emporia State (N) 1-8 Ferris State (N) 5-1 SIU Edwardsville (N) 5-2 4/17 Pittsburg State (N) 3-0 4/16 Pittsburg State (N) 4-3 4/13 Missouri Valley 6-0 Southwest Baptist (N) 0-5 Southwest Baptist (N) 5-0 Missouri Valley 7-0 Missouri Southern (N) 3-1 Missouri Southern (N-9) 1-4 4/14 Missouri Southern (N) 0-7 4/19 Missouri-St. Louis 3-0 4/25 UMKC 7-1 Pittsburg State (N-8) 2-4 Southeast Missouri 1-2 UMKC 3-1 @Southwest Baptist 5-2 4/21 @UMKC 9-2 MIAA Tournament 4/17 @SIU Edwardsville 0-1 @UMKC 12-2 (@Shawnee, Kan.) @SIU Edwardsville (9) 2-1 4/24 Central Missouri 3-0 4/26 Central Missouri 3-2 4/22 Missouri-St. Louis 7-0 Central Missouri 3-1 Southeast Missouri 3-4 Missouri-St. Louis 5-6 MIAA Tournament Pittsburg State 5-0 MIAA Tournament (@Warrensburg, Mo.) 4/27 Central Missouri 1-5 (@Shawnee, Kan.) 4/28 @Central Missouri (10) 3-2 4/24 Central Missouri 5-6 4/29 Southeast Missouri (8) 4-3 1992 (24-24, 5-5 MIAA) Truman State 3-2 Missouri Southern 0-9 3/9 Grand Valley State (N) 9-2 Washburn 1-3 Southwest Baptist (9) 1-0 Sacred Heart (N) 2-13 Missouri Southern 1-3 3/10 Indiana, Pa. (N) 9-0 1993 (22-19, 3-7 MIAA) American Internat. (N) 2-6 3/7 @Mississippi-Women 2-0 1991 (21-20, 5-5 MIAA) 3/12 California, Pa. (N) 3-6 @Mississippi-Women 0-11 3/11 California, Pa. (N) 0-5 Chapman (N) 3-8 3/8 St. Francis, Ind. (N) 2-1 Quinnipiac (N) 2-3 3/13 Lake Superior State (N) 1-0 St. Francis, Ind. (N) 19-2 3/12 Maine (N) 7-0 Lock Haven (N) 4-1 Lake Forest (N) 1-5 Valparaiso (N) 3-1 3/14 Bloomsburg (N) 1-0 3/9 Eureka (N) 3-2 3/13 Northwest Missouri (N) 2-0 Ashland (N) 1-2 Eureka (N) 14-0 Wayne State, Mich. (N) 1-8 3/17 @Lindenwood 0-6 Lake Forest (N) 3-0 3/15 Merrimack (N) 3-5 @Lindenwood 5-6 Indiana, Pa. (N) 4-0
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3/11 Winona State (N) 11-1 3/15 Chattanooga (N) 5-4 3/16 Cumberland (N) 19-1 Beloit (N) 2-1 William Jewell (N) 2-4 Texas Lutheran (N-8) 3-4 IU-PU-Ft. Wayne (N) 3-8 3/17 William Woods (N-8) 3-4 Marian (N) 12-11 3/12 St. Ambrose (N) 2-3 Newman (N) 5-3 3/17 William Woods (N) 7-5 3/26 Pittsburg State (N) 1-8 @West Florida 0-9 3/18 Bellarmine (N) 4-5 @Lincoln 11-3 3/18 Lincoln (N) 5-7 3/25 Missouri Southern (8) 0-1 3/27 Southwest Baptist (N) 7-3 Puget Sound (N) 5-12 Missouri Southern 1-2 Missouri Southern (N) 1-3 3/25 Culver-Stockton (8) 3-2 3/26 Pittsburg State 0-3 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 0-4 Culver-Stockton 6-2 Pittsburg State 1-2 3/28 @Westminster 8-1 3/29 Evangel (10) 2-1 3/29 Central Methodist 4-1 @Westminster 1-3 Evangel 5-2 Central Methodist 8-5 4/2 Simpson (N-8) 3-1 4/2 Westminster 8-0 4/1 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-5 Oklahoma City (N) 4-11 Westminster 6-2 @Missouri-St. Louis 7-8 Central Missouri (N) 2-1 4/8 Peru State (N-8) 1-2 4/2 @Lincoln 13-1 4/3 Southern Indiana (N) 2-5 Baker (N) 6-9 @Lincoln 5-2 4/6 Lincoln (N) 6-1 @Northwest Missouri 1-6 4/3 @Evangel 7-3 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-5 4/9 Quincy (N) 11-1 @Evangel 13-2 4/7 Lindenwood 7-3 Friends (N) 6-4 4/4 Southwest Baptist (13) 4-3 Lindenwood 7-6 @Northwest Missouri 6-4 Southwest Baptist 0-1 4/12 Columbia College 0-3 4/13 Missouri Southern (N) 2-7 4/5 @Culver-Stockton 4-7 Columbia College 5-4 Southwest Baptist (N) 7-6 @Culver-Stockton 6-7 4/13 Pittsburg State (N) 0-3 Pittsburg State (N) 4-6 4/7 @UMKC 0-8 @Missouri Southern 1-8 4/14 Lincoln (N) 3-0 @UMKC 9-10 Southwest Baptist (N) 3-5 @Missouri-St. Louis (N) 3-0 4/8 St. Mary, Kan. (N) 3-4 4/20 Missouri Baptist 10-0 4/20 Saint Louis (9) 4-3 Quincy (N) 5-6 4/21 @Saint Louis 6-9 Saint Louis 8-0 Dana (N-8) 11-10 @Saint Louis 0-2 4/23 Washburn (N) 5-6 4/9 Peru State (N) 4-9 MIAA Tournament Central Missouri (N) 1-4 Missouri Western (N) 2-6 (@Shawnee, Kan.) Northwest Missouri (N) 4-0 4/13 Missouri Baptist 9-1 4/23 Washburn 1-5 4/24 Missouri Western (N) 3-2 Missouri Baptist 7-0 Missouri Western 0-4 Emporia State (N-9) 3-4 4/18 Saint Louis 16-1 4/27 @Missouri Baptist 15-0 Truman State (N) 3-0 Saint Louis (8) 4-3 @Missouri Baptist 11-6 MIAA Tournament 4/21 Northwest Missouri (N) 2-4 5/1 UMKC 3-2 (@Shawnee, Kan.) Truman State (N) 5-3 UMKC 5-3 4/30 Lincoln 0-3 Emporia State (N) 7-16 Emporia State 5-0 4/22 Central Missouri (N) 0-6 1994 (26-21, 6-5 MIAA) 5/1 Northwest Missouri 7-1 Washburn (N) 0-8 3/3 @Columbia College 1-0 Pittsburg State 0-7 Missouri Western (N) 0-3 @Columbia College 0-6 4/26 @SIU Edwardsville 1-9 3/5 Lindenwood (N) 3-1 1995 (24-25, 4-12 MIAA) @SIU Edwardsville 4-11 Quincy (N) 3-13 3/11 @Mississippi College 3-0 3/6 Mount Mercy (N) 3-6 @Mississippi Coll. (10) 6-4 William Woods (N) 1-9 3/12 Bellarmine (N) 4-0 3/13 Defiance (N) 8-1 Bellarmine (N) 8-2 Defiance (N) 10-0 3/13 Bluefield (N) 3-0 William Jewell (N) 3-2 Eureka (N) 5-3 3/14 McKendree (N) 2-5 Lincoln (N) 9-6 McKendree (N) 12-13 3/14 Marian (N) 10-0
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1996 (29-21, 6-10 MIAA) MIAA Tournament 4/19 Central Missouri (N) 0-9 3/2 @William Jewell 14-3 (@Shawnee, Kan.) Washburn (N) 2-4 @William Jewell 13-0 4/26 Central Missouri 3-10 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-5 3/3 @Missouri Valley (8) 6-7 Pittsburg State 1-2 4/28 @Columbia College (8) 7-8 @Missouri Valley 6-4 @Columbia College 3-2 3/9 Winona State (N) 1-3 1997 (30-20, 5-9 MIAA) 4/29 @SIU Edwardsville 2-7 Central Arkansas (N) 5-2 2/22 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 1-3 @SIU Edwardsville 5-10 Mississippi College (N) 16-0 Southern Indiana (N) 11-1 3/10 Wilmington 7-1 2/23 Quincy (N-8) 6-9 1998 (21-18, 5-13 MIAA) Wilmington 11-0 Lincoln Memorial (N) 9-6 2/21 @Central Arkansas 4-0 3/11 Northern Kentucky (N-9) 3-2 3/5 @Westminster 13-2 Delta State (N) 9-8 Northern Kentucky (N) 2-1 @Westminster 9-0 2/22 Arkansas-Monticello (N) 4-1 St. Francis, Ill. (N) 0-6 3/8 @William Carey 6-4 2/27 Southwest Baptist (N) 4-1 3/12 St. Francis, Ind. (N) 2-1 @William Carey 4-1 @Pittsburg State 8-2 St. Francis, Ind. (N-12) 5-7 3/9 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 5-2 2/28 Central Arkansas (N-8) 3-2 3/14 Beloit (N) 5-1 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 4-0 Delta State (N) 0-1 Oklahoma City (N) 2-6 3/10 St. Francis, Ill. (N) 4-3 3/2 Bemidji State (N) 8-1 St. Mary’s, Texas (N) 5-8 St. Francis, Ill. (N) 5-3 @West Florida 1-4 3/15 Lee (N) 5-4 Cumberland (N) 5-7 3/3 Beloit (N) 11-1 Belhaven (N) 6-0 3/11 Southern Indiana (N) 0-4 Bemidji State (N) 7-5 3/23 @Pittsburg State 2-11 Eureka (N) 9-1 3/5 Dowling (N) 3-0 @Pittsburg State 13-14 Eureka (N) 7-2 Mountain State (N) 14-1 3/30 Missouri-St. Louis 1-0 3/13 Defiance (N) 5-0 3/6 Oakland City (N) 2-3 Missouri-St. Louis 2-7 North Dakota State (N) 0-4 Salem International (N) 7-4 4/2 @Southwest Baptist 7-4 3/14 Lincoln (N) 12-1 3/25 Evangel 2-1 @Southwest Baptist (8) 5-4 Albion (N) 8-1 Evangel 3-1 4/3 @Missouri Southern 0-13 William Woods (N) 1-8 3/26 Lincoln 9-1 @Missouri Southern 5-15 3/21 Lindenwood 6-3 Lincoln 7-4 4/4 @McKendree 0-4 Lindenwood 5-2 3/27 Emporia State 2-4 @McKendree 2-0 3/22 Hannibal-LaGrange (N) 4-1 4/2 Truman State 0-4 4/9 Fontbonne 4-1 Midland Lutheran (N) 7-4 Truman State 2-4 Fontbonne 7-4 Columbia College (N) 1-5 4/4 @Missouri Western 2-5 4/10 Evangel 8-2 3/23 Mary (N) 9-2 @Missouri Western 0-6 Evangel 9-1 @William Woods (8) 7-8 4/5 @Northwest Missouri 1-9 4/13 Central Methodist 11-2 3/28 Missouri Southern 1-6 @Northwest Missouri 5-4 Central Methodist 5-6 Missouri Southern 6-5 4/8 @Central Missouri 6-7 4/16 Lincoln 4-2 3/29 Pittsburg State 0-3 @Central Missouri 5-6 Lincoln 11-3 Pittsburg State 5-3 4/13 Columbia College 1-2 4/17 Lindenwood 3-1 3/31 Lincoln 8-3 Columbia College 6-10 4/18 Columbia College 11-6 Lincoln 8-0 4/16 @Southwest Baptist 1-2 Columbia College 4-1 4/1 @Southwest Baptist 1-4 @Southwest Baptist 3-6 4/19 Missouri Western (N) 6-12 @Southwest Baptist 0-8 4/17 @Pittsburg State 1-4 Washburn (N) 0-4 4/8 @Fontbonne 7-4 @Pittsburg State 7-3 Central Missouri (N) 1-5 @Fontbonne 3-0 4/18 @Missouri Southern 0-5 4/20 Emporia State (N) 5-11 4/16 McKendree 7-1 @Missouri Southern 7-1 Truman State (N) 5-2 McKendree 4-2 4/20 Emporia State 5-9 Northwest Missouri (N) 4-8 4/18 Truman State (N) 4-2 4/21 Central Methodist 3-0 4/24 SIU Edwardsville (8) 3-2 Missouri Western (N) 0-8 Central Methodist 6-3 SIU Edwardsville 0-2 Emporia State (N) 3-5
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1999 (11-28, 6-12 MIAA) 3/10 Washburn (N) 1-7 2001 (23-33, 6-12 MIAA) 2/26 Southern Arkansas (N) 0-1 Augustana (N) 0-3 2/23 Evangel (N) 6-2 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 3-0 Coe (N) 0-8 @Central Arkansas 1-9 Cameron (N) 0-3 3/13 @Columbia College (8) 0-1 3/4 @William Woods 6-0 2/27 Delta State (N) 2-0 @Columbia College 0-8 @William Woods 6-5 Pittsburg State (N) 1-4 3/16 @Texas Wesleyan 4-7 3/9 Ark.-Monticello (N) 2-1 3/5 Missouri Southern (N) 2-1 Okla. Panhandle St. (N) 0-3 @North Alabama 1-11 Columbia College (N) 1-4 Southern Arkansas (N) 5-4 Athens State (N) 2-5 3/6 South Dakota State (N) 10-2 3/17 Missouri Southern (N) 1-2 3/10 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 5-2 Augustana (N) 2-4 Southwestern Okla. (N) 4-0 Delta State (N) 1-0 3/17 Missouri-St. Louis 0-2 Southern Arkansas (N) 1-2 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 4-7 Missouri-St. Louis 3-6 3/24 Missouri Valley (N) 1-0 3/12 Morningside (N) 2-3 3/22 Pittsburg State (N-9) 6-7 @Lincoln 4-5 Morningside (N) 6-1 Pittsburg State (N) 1-4 3/25 Evangel (N-8) 2-1 3/13 Wisconsin Lutheran (N) 17-6 3/24 Shawnee State (N-9) 2-3 Missouri Valley (N) 9-1 Bryant (N) 0-2 Shawnee State (N) 1-4 4/5 @Pittsburg State 1-7 3/15 Bloomsburg (N) 0-6 3/25 Pittsburg State (N) 4-3 @Pittsburg State 1-4 Presbyterian (N) 1-2 Spring Hill (N) 0-1 4/8 Lincoln 4-2 Incarnate Word (N) 3-11 3/26 @West Florida 5-7 Lincoln (10) 8-11 3/16 North Dakota State (N) 0-6 3/27 Missouri Southern (N-8) 0-1 4/9 Park 8-1 3/21 SIU Edwardsville 8-11 3/31 @Lincoln 10-4 Park 8-0 SIU Edwardsville 7-16 @Lincoln 6-0 4/13 @Central Missouri 0-3 3/23 Culver-Stockton (N) 4-1 4/2 @Emporia State 0-3 @Central Missouri 5-0 @Lincoln (8) 5-4 @Emporia State 2-3 4/14 @Northwest Missouri 5-6 3/24 Central Missouri (N) 3-4 4/3 @Washburn 0-3 @Northwest Missouri 9-6 Southwest Baptist (N) 0-3 @Washburn 0-5 4/15 @Missouri Western 6-5 3/27 @Missouri Southern 0-1 4/6 @Truman State (11) 1-2 @Missouri Western 3-6 @Missouri Southern 0-1 @Truman State 0-1 4/18 @Southwest Baptist 1-2 4/7 @Lincoln 2-3 4/8 SIU Edwardsville 2-3 @Southwest Baptist 3-2 @Lincoln 4-0 SIU Edwardsville 1-4 4/19 @SIU Edwardsville 3-5 4/12 Pittsburg State 6-1 4/10 Northwest Missouri 2-1 @SIU Edwardsville 1-8 Pittsburg State 1-6 Northwest Missouri (10) 4-5 4/21 Washburn 3-4 4/13 Northwest Missouri (9) 5-7 4/11 Missouri Western (8) 3-4 Washburn 3-4 Northwest Missouri 2-10 Missouri Western (8) 1-4 4/22 Emporia State 1-4 4/14 Missouri Western 3-1 4/13 Central Missouri 1-0 Emporia State (9) 2-1 Missouri Western 3-4 Central Missouri 3-4 4/26 Truman State (10) 3-5 4/17 Southwest Baptist 5-2 4/20 Southwest Baptist 3-0 Truman State 2-10 Southwest Baptist 7-4 Southwest Baptist 3-1 4/28 Southwest Baptist (N) 1-5 4/20 @Washburn 3-4 5/1 Pittsburg State 1-3 @Central Missouri 0-1 @Washburn 5-6 Pittsburg State 1-6 Lincoln (N) 6-1 4/21 @Emporia State 4-3 5/1 Missouri Southern 2-6 @Emporia State 0-10 2000 (16-37, 5-13 MIAA) Missouri Southern 1-0 4/24 Central Missouri 1-3 2/25 Southern Arkansas (N) 3-5 MIAA Tournament Central Missouri 8-7 Pittsburg State (N) 1-3 (@Shawnee, Kan.) 4/25 @Truman State 1-5 3/4 Wayne State, Neb. (N) 3-4 5/5 Central Missouri 2-0 @Truman State 0-4 St. Cloud State (N) 2-4 Washburn 0-6 4/27 Nebraska-Omaha (N) 0-12 Columbia College (N) 2-5 Missouri Western 5-4 Southwest Baptist (N) 4-2 3/7 Missouri-St. Louis 0-4 Northwest Missouri 5-9 4/28 Lincoln (N) 3-9 Missouri-St. Louis 2-7 Park (N) 12-2
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2001 (cont.) 4/21 @Northwest Missouri 6-9 4/23 Central Missouri 1-5 5/1 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-6 Missouri Western (N) 2-3 Central Missouri 0-3 @Missouri-St. Louis 2-7 Missouri Western (N) 0-8 4/26 Northwest Missouri (N-9) 0-1 MIAA Tournament 4/24 @Southwest Baptist 2-4 @Central Missouri 0-3 (@Shawnee, Kan.) @Southwest Baptist 11-7 Missouri Western 2-0 5/4 Southwest Baptist 2-1 4/26 Emporia State (N) 1-5 MIAA Tournament Missouri Southern 4-9 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-8 (@Gladstone, Mo.) 5/5 Missouri Western 3-1 4/30 Truman State 0-1 5/2 Truman State 0-4 Washburn 7-5 Truman State 1-0 Northwest Missouri (8) 0-1 Northwest Missouri (8) 1-0 Truman State 0-2 2003 (19-26, 7-11 MIAA) 2004 (41-14, 13-5 MIAA) 3/9 St. Cloud State (N) 0-3 2/20 @Central Arkansas 11-3 2002 (13-33, 4-14 MIAA) 3/10 Angelo State (N) 0-11 Delta State (N) 0-5 2/22 West Alabama (N) 0-1 Angelo State (N-8) 2-0 Ouachita Baptist (N) 11-0 Oklahoma Baptist (N) 4-9 St. Cloud State (N) 1-7 2/21 Christian Brothers (N) 7-0 @Central Arkansas 3-4 3/11 Missouri Western (N) 5-6 Arkansas Tech (N) 13-0 2/23 Southwest Baptist (N) 5-0 Missouri Western (N) 0-1 2/27 Lincoln (N) 5-2 Howard Payne (N) 10-1 3/13 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-3 Southeastern Okla. (N) 0-8 Oklahoma Baptist (N) 2-0 @West Florida (8) 2-4 Pittsburg State (N) 8-0 3/16 McKendree (N) 1-4 3/14 Quincy (N-8) 2-1 2/28 Trinity Christian (N) 8-0 @Lincoln 0-6 Lincoln (N) 9-0 Bacone (N) 4-0 Mount Mercy (N) 3-6 3/15 @West Florida 1-2 Pittsburg State (N) 2-4 3/17 William Woods (N) 1-5 Tarleton State (N) 3-0 3/3 @Lincoln 1-0 Hannibal-LaGrange (N) 8-0 3/18 Lincoln 8-0 @Lincoln 8-4 3/22 Northwest Missouri (N) 0-1 Lincoln 8-0 3/8 Milligan (N) 8-0 Avila (N) 1-2 3/21 Kansas Wesleyan (N) 6-1 Martin Methodist (N) 9-1 3/23 Pittsburg State (N) 1-7 Emporia State (N) 4-3 3/9 Concordia, N.Y. (N) 5-0 3/27 Lindenwood (N) 4-2 @Pittsburg State 3-1 Bellevue (N) 8-0 3/28 Huntington (N) 10-2 3/22 Fort Hays State (N) 5-0 3/10 Charleston (N) 3-1 @West Florida 0-5 Southeastern Okla. (N) 0-2 Green Mountain (N) 14-0 3/29 William Woods (N) 2-0 3/24 @Missouri Valley (8) 2-3 3/11 Mansfield (N) 7-0 Shawnee State (N-10) 4-3 @Missouri Valley 2-5 Columbia Union (N) 8-0 3/30 @West Florida (10) 0-2 3/26 Southwest Baptist 0-4 3/16 SIU Edwardsville 3-4 4/3 Missouri-St. Louis 3-7 Southwest Baptist 5-1 SIU Edwardsville (10) 1-2 Missouri-St. Louis 8-0 4/2 @Truman State 0-3 3/19 Bellevue (N) 5-2 4/5 Emporia State 3-8 @Truman State 2-3 Kansas Wesleyan (N) 9-0 Emporia State 0-6 4/5 Missouri Western 2-1 Southwest Minn. St. (N) 14-0 4/6 Washburn 0-4 Missouri Western (8) 2-3 3/20 @Pittsburg State 3-0 Washburn 3-2 4/8 @Missouri Southern 0-1 Mary (N) 3-0 4/10 @Pittsburg State (11) 0-1 @Missouri Southern 2-0 3/23 @Southwest Baptist 7-0 @Pittsburg State 2-3 4/12 @Emporia State (9) 1-2 @Southwest Baptist 15-0 4/11 Missouri Southern 3-0 @Emporia State 4-0 3/24 Missouri-St. Louis (9) 1-3 Missouri Southern 5-6 4/13 @Washburn (9) 2-3 Missouri-St. Louis 2-1 4/13 @Lincoln (8) 5-6 @Washburn 0-1 3/31 Truman State 2-1 @Lincoln 3-4 4/15 Pittsburg State 1-0 Truman State 3-2 4/14 @SIU Edwardsville 2-8 Pittsburg State 1-0 4/1 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-1 @SIU Edwardsville 2-5 4/16 Northwest Missouri 5-1 @Missouri-St. Louis 1-2 4/16 @Central Missouri 1-10 4/21 @Lincoln (10) 1-0 4/3 @Missouri Western 0-1 @Central Missouri 0-2 @Lincoln (8) 2-0 @Missouri Western 0-1 4/20 @Northwest Missouri 0-5
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4/4 @Northwest Missouri 3-0 3/29 Pittsburg State 0-2 3/16 Minn.-Crookston (N) 18-0 @Northwest Missouri 2-4 Pittsburg State 9-4 Minn.-Crookston (N) 19-0 4/6 Missouri Southern 1-0 3/30 @SIU Edwardsville 3-9 3/17 Bellevue (N) 8-5 Missouri Southern 1-0 @SIU Edwardsville 0-8 Washburn (N) 4-0 4/9 Washburn 7-0 4/1 @Emporia State 0-3 3/25 @SIU Edwardsville 2-3 Washburn 5-4 @Emporia State 2-5 @SIU Edwardsville 0-5 4/13 @Pittsburg State 2-1 4/3 Central Missouri 0-7 3/26 @Southern Indiana 3-2 @Pittsburg State 1-6 Central Missouri (10) 3-2 @Southern Indiana 5-2 4/20 @Central Missouri 4-0 4/5 Southwest Baptist 8-0 4/1 Bellarmine 9-2 @Central Missouri 2-3 Southwest Baptist 1-2 Bellarmine 10-0 4/27 Emporia State (10) 3-2 4/9 Northwest Missouri 3-1 4/2 Northern Kentucky 0-6 Emporia State 5-2 Northwest Missouri 2-0 Northern Kentucky 13-2 MIAA Tournament 4/10 Missouri Western 1-0 4/8 @Wisconsin-Parkside 2-0 (@Shawnee, Kan.) Missouri Western 3-2 @Wisconsin-Parkside (8) 1-2 5/1 Northwest Missouri 1-0 4/16 South Dakota (N) 3-2 4/9 @Lewis 1-9 Emporia State 0-2 @Northwest Missouri 0-7 @Lewis 1-7 Missouri Western 7-3 4/17 Minnesota State (N) 3-4 4/14 Quincy 3-5 5/2 Pittsburg State 3-1 Augustana (N) 2-1 Quincy 7-1 Central Missouri (18) 1-2 Nebraska-Omaha (N-8) 2-6 4/15 Missouri-St. Louis 8-1 4/19 @Missouri Southern 1-0 Missouri-St. Louis 9-1 2005 (33-25, 11-7 MIAA) @Missouri Southern 2-3 4/22 @Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0 2/18 @Central Arkansas 1-3 4/27 Missouri-St. Louis 8-3 @Kentucky Wesleyan 4-2 Arkansas-Monticello (N) 3-7 Missouri-St. Louis 4-2 4/26 @Southwest Baptist 1-0 2/19 Southern Arkansas (N) 1-4 4/30 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-9 @Southwest Baptist 8-1 Henderson State (N) 5-2 Southwest Baptist (N) 3-2 GLVC Tournament 2/25 Missouri Valley (N) 4-0 @Central Missouri 4-3 (@East Peoria, Ill.) Bellevue (N) 0-2 5/3 @Truman State 3-0 5/5 Indianapolis (8) 4-3 Brescia (N-8) 1-0 @Truman State 0-5 SIU Edwardsville 1-3 2/26 Spring Arbor (N) 8-3 MIAA Tournament Northern Kentucky 1-3 @Evangel (8) 2-3 (@Shawnee, Kan.) 3/4 Quincy 3-1 5/6 Missouri Western 0-2 Quincy 7-2 Northwest Missouri (8) 1-3 3/5 Lincoln 1-0 Lincoln 10-0 2006 (33-10, 13-7 GLVC) 3/11 @Missouri Southern 3-0 2/24 Mid-America Naz. (N) 5-2 Northern State (N) 8-0 Midland Lutheran (N-8) 2-1 3/12 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-3 Newman (N) 10-5 Southwestern Okla. (N) 5-3 2/25 Okla. Science & Arts (N) 2-1 Pittsburg State (N) 7-8 Oklahoma City (N) 1-9 3/14 Bemidji State 12-0 2/28 Rockhurst 4-1 Bemidji State 8-0 Rockhurst 5-3 3/17 @Washburn 4-1 3/3 Missouri Valley (N) 9-1 @Washburn 3-2 Robt. Morris-Spgfld. (N) 9-1 3/18 Northeastern State (N) 3-5 Briar Cliff 12-1 Minn. St.-Moorhead (N) 10-6 3/7 Lincoln 11-3 3/19 South Dakota State (N) 4-5 Lincoln 4-0 @Pittsburg State 2-4 3/10 Pittsburg State (N) 2-1 3/25 Minnesota State (N-8) 6-4 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 5-3 3/26 South Dakota (N) 6-0 3/11 Southwest Baptist (N) 6-3 Fort Hays State (N) 8-2
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2007 (29-18, 13-9 GLVC) 3/29 Truman State 0-2 GLVC Tournament 2/23 Okla. Science & Arts (N) 6-7 Truman State 3-2 (@East Peoria, Ill.) Northwestern (Iowa - N) 12-11 4/1 @Quincy 0-2 5/4 Wisconsin-Parkside 1-4 3/2 Newman (N) 5-2 @Quincy 1-5 Indianapolis 11-9 Rockhurst (N) 2-8 4/3 @Missouri-St. Louis 8-4 Quincy 6-0 Stephens (N) 8-0 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-11 5/5 Southern Indiana 6-2 3/6 Lincoln 4-0 4/6 Lewis 9-1 Lewis 2-6 Lincoln 16-8 Lewis 3-2 3/8 @Missouri Southern 8-1 4/7 Wisconsin-Parkside 8-5 NCAA Great Lakes Regional @Mo. Southern (8) 7-5 Wisconsin-Parkside 6-4 (@Romeoville, Ill.) 3/9 Pittsburg State (N) 2-4 4/10 @Lincoln 11-2 5/10 @Lewis 5-4 Southwest Baptist (N-9) 9-7 @Lincoln 6-2 5/11 Ferris State 4-12 3/10 @Missouri Southern 7-9 4/15 @Bellarmine 7-4 5/12 Grand Valley St. (13) 4-5 Central Missouri (N) 7-6 @Bellarmine 9-2 3/17 @Saint Joseph’s 3-0 4/21 Southern Indiana 3-4 (N) Game played at neutral site @Saint Joseph’s (15) 8-9 Southern Indiana 2-11 3/18 @Indianapolis 1-9 4/22 SIU Edwardsville (9) 1-2 @Indianapolis 7-4 SIU Edwardsville 8-0 3/25 Kentucky Wesleyan 5-1 4/29 @Rockhurst 4-2 Kentucky Wesleyan 9-1 @Rockhurst 4-5 All-Time Records vs. Opponents
ALABAMA ILLINOIS IOWA Athens State ...... 0-1 DePaul...... 0-1 Briar Cliff...... 1-0 North Alabama...... 0-1 Eureka ...... 5-0 Coe...... 0-1 Spring Hill...... 0-1 Kishwaukee...... 4-0 Morningside...... 2-1 West Alabama...... 0-1 Lake Forest ...... 1-1 Mount Mercy ...... 0-2 Lewis ...... 3-3 Northwestern...... 1-0 ARKANSAS McKendree...... 4-4 St. Ambrose ...... 0-1 Arkansas-Monticello...... 2-1 Monmouth ...... 1-0 Simpson ...... 1-0 Arkansas Tech ...... 1-0 Quincy ...... 7-10 Central Arkansas ...... 4-3 Robert Morris-Springfield ...... 1-0 KANSAS Henderson State ...... 1-0 St. Francis...... 2-1 Baker ...... 0-1 John Brown...... 0-1 SIU Edwardsville...... 4-25 Emporia State...... 7-18 Ouachita Baptist...... 1-0 Trinity Christian ...... 1-0 Fort Hays State...... 2-0 Southern Arkansas ...... 1-4 Friends...... 1-0 INDIANA Kansas Wesleyan ...... 2-0 CALIFORNIA Huntington...... 1-0 Mid-America Nazarene ...... 1-0 Chapman...... 0-2 Indiana-Purdue-Fort Wayne ...... 0-1 Newman...... 3-0 Indianapolis ...... 3-1 Pittsburg State...... 20-31 CONNECTICUT Marian ...... 2-1 St. Mary ...... 0-1 Quinnipiac ...... 0-1 Oakland City...... 0-1 Washburn...... 7-18 Sacred Heart...... 0-1 St. Francis...... 3-1 Saint Joseph’s ...... 1-1 KENTUCKY DELAWARE St. Mary’s...... 2-0 Bellarmine ...... 6-1 Wilmington ...... 2-0 Southern Indiana...... 4-4 Brescia ...... 1-0 Valparaiso ...... 1-0 Kentucky Wesleyan...... 7-2 FLORIDA Northern Kentucky...... 3-2 West Florida...... 1-9 LOUISIANA Centenary ...... 0-1
All-Time vs. Opponents
MAINE Northwest Missouri State ...... 15-30 RHODE ISLAND Maine ...... 1-0 Park ...... 3-0 Bryant...... 0-1 Rockhurst ...... 3-2 MARYLAND Saint Louis...... 10-5 SOUTH CAROLINA Columbia Union...... 1-0 Southeast Missouri State...... 4-17 Francis Marion ...... 1-1 Southwest Baptist ...... 33-25 Lander ...... 1-0 MASSACHUSETTS Stephens College...... 6-1 Presbyterian ...... 0-1 American International ...... 0-1 Truman State...... 17-26 Merrimack...... 0-1 UMKC ...... 10-2 SOUTH DAKOTA Westminster ...... 5-1 Augustana...... 1-2 MICHIGAN William Jewell ...... 5-3 Northern State...... 1-0 Albion...... 1-0 William Woods ...... 8-25 South Dakota ...... 2-0 Ferris State ...... 1-1 South Dakota State...... 1-1 Grand Valley State...... 1-1 NEBRASKA Lake Superior State ...... 1-0 Bellevue...... 3-1 TENNESSEE Spring Arbor ...... 1-0 Dana ...... 1-0 Chattanooga...... 1-0 Wayne State ...... 0-1 Midland Lutheran ...... 2-0 Christian Brothers ...... 1-0 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 0-2 Cumberland...... 1-1 MINNESOTA Peru State ...... 0-2 Lee ...... 1-0 Augsburg...... 1-0 St. Mary’s ...... 2-2 Lincoln Memorial...... 1-0 Bemidji State ...... 3-0 Wayne State ...... 0-1 Martin Methodist...... 1-0 Concordia-St. Paul...... 1-1 Milligan ...... 1-0 Minnesota-Crookston...... 2-0 NEW YORK Minnesota State ...... 1-1 Concordia ...... 1-0 TEXAS Minnesota State-Moorhead ...... 1-0 Dowling ...... 1-0 Angelo State...... 1-1 St. Cloud State...... 0-3 Howard Payne ...... 1-0 Southwest Minnesota State...... 1-0 NORTH DAKOTA Incarnate Word ...... 0-1 Winona State ...... 1-1 Mary...... 2-0 St. Mary’s ...... 0-1 North Dakota State...... 0-2 Tarleton State...... 1-0 MISSISSIPPI Texas Lutheran...... 0-1 Belhaven ...... 2-0 OHIO Texas Wesleyan...... 0-1 Delta State...... 2-3 Ashland ...... 0-1 Mississippi College...... 3-0 Defiance ...... 3-0 VERMONT Mississippi Univ. for Women...... 1-1 Hiram ...... 1-0 Green Mountain ...... 1-0 William Carey...... 2-0 Shawnee State...... 1-2 WASHINGTON MISSOURI OKLAHOMA Puget Sound...... 0-1 Avila...... 0-1 Bacone ...... 1-0 Central Methodist ...... 5-1 Cameron...... 0-1 WEST VIRGINIA Central Missouri ...... 17-38 East Central ...... 0-1 Bluefield College ...... 1-0 Columbia College ...... 17-20 Northeastern State ...... 1-4 Charleston...... 1-0 Culver-Stockton...... 3-3 Oklahoma Baptist ...... 1-4 Mountain State ...... 1-0 Evangel ...... 10-1 Oklahoma City ...... 0-4 Salem International...... 1-0 Fontbonne ...... 2-0 Oklahoma Panhandle State ...... 0-1 Wheeling Jesuit ...... 0-1 Hannibal-LaGrange...... 2-0 Oklahoma Science & Arts...... 1-1 Harris-Stowe...... 3-0 Southeastern Oklahoma State...... 0-2 WISCONSIN Lincoln...... 72-18 Southwestern Oklahoma State ...... 2-0 Beloit ...... 3-0 Lindenwood ...... 9-2 Wisconsin-LaCrosse ...... 1-1 Maryville...... 6-3 PENNSYLVANIA Wisconsin-Parkside ...... 4-4 Missouri-St. Louis ...... 23-40 Bloomsburg ...... 1-1 Wisconsin-Whitewater...... 0-1 Missouri Baptist...... 8-4 California ...... 0-2 Wisconsin Lutheran...... 1-0 Missouri Southern ...... 13-29 Geneva...... 2-0 Missouri State ...... 1-0 Indiana...... 2-0 Missouri Valley ...... 12-3 Lock Haven...... 1-0 Missouri Western...... 12-20 Mansfield...... 1-0
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