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Best Wishes, Shelby ...... 3, 20
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Go, Sarah ...... 18 2012 Schedule ...... 7 Go, Shelby ...... 4
Coaches ...... 9 Go, Shelby - Illinois Valley Const., LLC ...... 3
Go Loggers, Kaity ...... 10 Trainer ...... 10
Go Loggers, Katy B...... 6 Players ...... 11-14 Good Luck, Hannah ...... 3
Good Luck, Sami Estill ...... 21 .. Good Luck, Sami Estill - Estill Construction ...... 16 CAREER RECORDS AND STATS 19-20
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Welcome to Lincoln Land Community College. We are pleased that you are able to join us and help cheer our teams on to victory. This year’s sports programs promise to offer excitement, enthusiasm and success. We are proud of our student athletes and their coaches. They have worked hard to prepare for the season’s many challenges and they really appreciate your attendance at these athletic events. We have a proud tradition of fielding competitive athletic teams, but victory takes many forms. We expect our athletes to be winners in the contest, in the classroom and in life. Intercollegiate athletics play an important part in the community life of our college. The men and women participating on the various teams have a unique opportunity to grow both as athletes and as students. In doing so, they gain information, insights and skills that will carry them forward as they seek the path to achieve their goals. Futures are the true strength of our athletics program. I extend to our coaches and athletes congratulations on what I am sure is going to be a successful season. To our friends, thank you for your help and support. Cordially,
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0 Hannah Dudley Fr 2B/UT R/R Shelbyville 1 Sami Estill So 3B/OF L/R Chatham-Glenwood 2 Sarah Worster Fr 3B/SS R/R Edwardsville 3 Jori Gleich So 2B/OF L/R Pawnee 5 Jennifer Detmer Fr 1B/OF R/R Breese Central 9 Brittany Hembrough Fr OF/1B R/R Chatham-Glenwood 10 Kaitlyn Schultz So SS/UT R/R Pittsfield 11 Shelby Batterton So 1B/DH L/L Olympia 12 Payge Bowen So P/OF R/R Pawnee 13 Sam Remmert Fr C/IF R/R Princeville 14 Emily Mordacq Fr C/OF R/R Williamsville 15 Makenzie Carter So C/OF R/R Auburn-Divernon 16 Brittney Reecer So P/1B L/R Mooresville (IN) 20 Kaytlin Lundin Fr P/OF R/R Maroa-Forsyth 21 Kaitlin Bettis So OF R/R Winchester 23 Marissa Jenkins So OF/IF R/R Pleasant Plains
Head Coach: John Marsaglia Asst. Coaches: Joe Zimmerman, Kurt Windisch
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6 Lincoln Land Community College Date School Location Time (DH) February 24 Northeast Mississippi CC NEMCC 1:45 pm February 24 Gulf Coast CC NEMCC 5:15 pm February 25 Three Rivers CC NEMCC 11:15 am February 25 Southwest Tennessee NEMCC 2:45 pm February 25 Itawamba NEMCC 6:15 pm March 4 Seminole State College Florida 1:00/3:00 pm March 6 Pasco-Hernando Community College Florida 2:00/4:00 pm March 7 Daytona State College Florida 4:00/6:00 pm March 8 South Florida Community College Florida 4:00/6:00 pm March 9 Vermillion College Florida 11:00 am March 9 Waubonsee College Florida 1:00 pm March 14 Jefferson County Community College Away 2:00/4:00 pm March 17 McKendree JV/JUCO - Tournament Away TBA March 18 Shawnee Away 1:00/3:00 pm March 22 Spoon River College HOME 2:00/4:00 pm March 24 Parkland College Away 1:00/3:00 pm March 25 Danville Area CC HOME 1:00/3:00 pm March 27 Illinois Central College HOME 3:00/5:00 pm March 29 MWAC Rain Date TBA TBA March 31 Lincoln Away 1:00/3:00 pm April 1 Heartland CC HOME 1:00/3:00 pm April 2 MWAC Rain Date TBA April 5 Lewis & Clark Away 2:00/4:00 pm April 6 Milliken University JV Away 4:00/6:00 pm April 7 John Wood CC HOME 1:00/3:00 pm April 9 MWAC Rain Date TBA TBA April 10 MWAC Rain Date TBA TBA April 12 Spoon River College Away 2:00/4:00 pm April 14 Parkland College HOME 1:00/3:00 pm April 15 Danville Area CC Away 1:00/3:00 pm April 16 MWAC Rain Date TBA TBA April 18 Illinois Central College Away 3:00/5:00 pm April 19 MWAC Rain Date TBA TBA April 21 Lincoln HOME 1:00/3:00 pm April 22 Heartland CC Away 12:00/2:00 pm April 23 MWAC Rain Date TBA TBA April 26 MWAC Rain Date TBA TBA April 27 Milliken University JV HOME 2:00/4:00 pm April 28 Lewis & Clark CC HOME 1:00/3:00 pm April 29 John Wood CC Away 1:00/3:00 pm April 30 MWAC Rain Date TBA TBA May 3-5 Region 24 Regional Tournament Mattoon TBA
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2012 LoggeLoggersLoggers JOHN MARSAGLIA Head Softball Coach Coach John Marsaglia begins his third season as the head softball coach at LLCC. His win/loss record at LLCC is 73-40 (2010-2011). He is a retired middle school principal who has also coached softball competitively with ASA/NSA travel softball, high school softball and junior college teams. John Marsaglia has provided pitching instruction (Cobra Style Pitching Academy) to more than 60 youth softball players from central Illinois. John has been a softball clinician on pitching, catching and slap hitting as well as coaching fundamentals. Coach Marsaglia was a coach for the Central Illinois Lightning and the Illinois Bandits ASA travel teams (1992-2003). He was also a board member with the Lincoln Land Junior Olympic Softball Association (located at UIS Complex) from 1993-1998. John is married to Jeanie and they have two daughters (Brianne and Kristen). Brianne Marsaglia graduated from LLCC and played softball for Coach Jim Davis from 1998-2000. In addition to coaching softball at LLCC, John is an adjunct professor at LLCC. Coach Marsaglia was selected Coach of the Year (Mid-West Athletic Conference) 2010 and 2011.
JOE ZIMMERMAN Assistant Coach Joe is a retired high school principal who has an extensive background in coaching softball. He has coached at the high school level and as a summer competitive ASA coach for over 14 years. Joe also coached the Bloomington Hearts Women’s Softball Team (women’s majors) for six years. As a coach, Joe has had the pleasure of coaching his two daughters, Jenna and Jessica (Jenna played softball at LLCC 1998-2000) in summer ASA travel softball. Coach Zimmerman has also coached baseball and basketball at Mt. Pulaski High School. Coach Zimmerman is a graduate of Illinois State University.
KURT WINDISCH Assistant Coach This is Kurt’s second year with the Lady Loggers where he will work with the girls on speed and agility, base running and slap hitting. Kurt is a former national bodybuilding champion and trainer who worked with athletes of all ages from fundamental movement training to competitive sprinting. He has coached multiple sports for more than eight years including softball, track and field, and basketball. As a speed trainer at the Hitting Center in Springfield, Kurt has instructed and trained state champion sprinters as well as some of the fastest softball players in the area. He is a board member of Land of Lincoln Junior Olympic Softball and currently coaches the Hitting Center 18A travel softball team, and both softball and track and field teams at Christ the King junior high school.
www.llcc.edu/athletics 9 JEN SHURTZ, MS, ATC Certified Athletic Trainer, AthletiCare Jen begins her first year as the athletic trainer for the Loggers. She is employed by St. John’s Hospital/AthletiCare. She comes to Springfield from the Bloomington area, after spending two years with Normal Community High School and two years with Olympia High School. Jen received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in athletic training from Illinois State University. Prior to attending ISU, Jen played volleyball for two seasons at Lincoln Christian College (now Lincoln Christian University).
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10 Lincoln Land Community College SHELBY BATTERTON #11 Sophomore • 5’6” • Infield Parents: Lyn Batterton-Harris & Andy Harris Major: Education Shelby is a 2010 graduate of Stanford-Olympia High School. Her high school softball team won the state championship in 2009. In 2009 and 2010, Shelby was named first team All-Conference and second team All-State. She was selected first team All- Tournament for NJCAA (Region 24) and second team All-Conference (MWAC) in 2011. She is planning to continue her softball career and earn a degree at a four-year institution. Shelby’s favorite sports teams are the Cubs and the Packers. KATY BETTIS #21 Sophomore • 5’5” • Outfield Parents: Ted & Beth Bettis Major: Criminal Justice and Psychology Katy is a 2010 graduate of Winchester High School. Her senior year, Katy received Most Valuable Player and Best Offensive Player awards in softball. In 2010, she was named Western Illinois Valley All-Conference and led the Jacksonville Class 1A area in stolen bases. She was chosen the Most Valuable Trackster for 2007-2009. Her goal is to be a member of the team that goes to nationals, then attend Western Illinois University and obtain a master’s degree in criminal justice and psychology. Katy’s favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Florida Gators. PAYGE BOWEN #12 Sophomore • 5’7” • Pitcher/Outfield Parents: Ed & Lisa Bowen Major: Nursing Payge is a 2010 graduate of Pawnee High School. In 2009, she was named to the Prairie State second team. As a freshman at LLCC, she led the Lady Loggers (2011) in pitching with a perfect ten wins against zero losses. Her future plans are to complete her education and possibly attend medical school. She is a fan of Arizona State softball.
MAKENZIE CARTER #15 Sophomore • 5’4” • Catcher/Outfield Parents: Jodi & Wade Carter Major: Undecided Makenzie is a 2010 graduate of Auburn High School. In 2008, she was named to the Prairie State All-Conference first team and Sangamo All-Conference second team. She was named to the Prairie State All-Star team and received the Auburn hitting award. In 2009, she was named to the Sangamo All-Conference second team, Prairie State All- Conference second team, Prairie State All-Star team and received honorable mention on the All-Area team. Her senior year, she was named to the Sangamo All-Conference first team and the All-Area first team. Makenzie received the Auburn Senior Athletic award, the Auburn Hitting award and was chosen as Most Valuable Player (hitter) in the All- Area All-Star game. In 2011, she led the LLCC softball team in home runs. She plans to continue playing softball at a four-year university. Her favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago Bears.
www.llcc.edu/athletics 11 #5 JENNIFER DETMER Freshman • 5’10” • Infield/Outfield Parents: Larry & Candy Detmer Major: Exercise Science Jennifer is a 2011 graduate of Breese Central Community High School. She was chosen as a member of the All-Cahokia Conference teams all four years – freshman (second team-designated hitter), sophomore (second team-first base, honorable mention), junior (first team-first base) and senior (first team-first base). She was named to the Metro East first team (offense) both her sophomore and senior years. Jennifer hopes to continue her softball career at a Division I school and major in exercise science.
#0 HANNAH DUDLEY Freshman • 5’6” • 2nd Base/Outfield Parents: Todd & Billie Dudley Major: Early Childhood Education Hannah is a 2011 graduate of Shelbyville High School. As a four-year starter on the softball team, she helped lead them from a 1-23 record to 86-29 during her high school career. She is the first softball recruit in school history. With Hannah batting lead-off and playing second base, Shelbyville won its first two Okaw Valley titles in school history and finished second in the Class 2A state tournament her senior year. She was an All-Conference and All-Area selection. She also was the first golfer to advance to sectionals in 25 years. Hannah is planning to continue her education and play softball at a four-year university. Her favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals, the Minnesota Vikings and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
#1 SAMI ESTILL Sophomore • 5’5” • 3rd Base/Outfield Parents: Stanley & Stephanie Estill Major: Pre-Med Sami graduated from Glenwood High School in 2010. Her senior year, she was named to the Mizuno Super 60 and Central State Eight (CS8) All-Conference team. In her first year at LLCC (2011), Sami was named to the NJCAA Division II All-American, the All-Region (Region 24) and All-Conference MWAC (Mid-West Athletic Conference) teams. In addition, she received the Academic All-Conference award. She ranked in the top 25 in the nation for batting average and stolen bases. She plans to attend a four-year university and play softball, then attend medical school. The Chicago Cubs, the USSSA Pride and the Chicago Bears are Sami’s favorite sports teams.
#3 JORI GLEICH Sophomore • 5’5” • Infield/Outfield Parents: Kirk & Cyndi Gleich Major: Undecided Jori is a 2010 graduate of Pawnee High School. In 2007, she was named MSM All- Conference and received Prairie State honorable mention in 2008. In 2009 and 2010, she received MSM honors and was a member of the Prairie State All-Conference first team. Her future plans are to earn a degree in nursing. She is a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals.
12 Lincoln Land Community College BRITTANY HEMBROUGH #9 Freshman • 5’8” • Infield/Outfield Parents: Chris & Cindy Hembrough Major: Exercise Science Brittany is a 2011 graduate of Glenwood High School. She was named to the Academic All-Conference team all four years. Her team was the 2009 Class 3A softball state runner-up. She finished her senior year with a .360 batting average. She plans to continue her education at a four-year college and then attend graduate school. Brittany is a St. Louis Cardinals fan.
MARISSA JENKINS #23 Sophomore • 5’5” • Outfield/Infield Parents: Tim & Libby Jenkins Major: Physical Education Marissa is a 2010 graduate of Pleasant Plains High School. She was senior Female Athlete of the year 2009-2010. In 2008, 2009 and 2010 she was named first team All- Conference. Marissa earned 12 varsity letters during her high school career (golf, softball, basketball). She was a member of the ASA (Team ConXion) that won the state and national championships in 2008. Her freshman year at LLCC, Marissa received Academic All-Conference and All-Mid-West Athletic Conference (MWAC) second team honors. Marissa will attend Appalachian State University where she will play softball and study physical education. Her future goals include teaching, coaching, earning a master’s degree in physical education and enjoying life. Her favorite sports teams are USA Women’s softball and soccer, and her 4th grade and kindergarten girls’ basketball teams. KAYTI LUNDIN #20 Freshman • 5’9” • Pitcher/Outfield Parents: Mike & Linda Lundin Major: Sociology Kayti is a 2011 graduate of Maroa-Forsyth High School. She was named to the Okaw Valley All-Conference team and the Macon County All-County team all four years. Kayti was chosen for the Class 2A All-State second team, two years and the third team, one year. She was the ESPN 1050 - The Fan Softball Player of the Year for two years and a member of the Illinois Super 60 All-Star team one year. Kayti plans to attend a four-year university. She is a St. Louis Cardinals and a Green Bay Packers fan.
EMILY MORDACQ #14 Freshman • 5’8” • Catcher/Outfield Parents: James Mordacq & Tracy Waldron Major: Liberal Arts Emily is a 2011 graduate of Williamsville High School. She played on the varsity softball team all four years of her high school career. Her future plans are to obtain a bachelor’s degree in nursing from St. John’s College of Nursing. Emily’s favorite sports teams are the Duke Blue Devils, the St. Louis Cardinals and the New England Patriots.
www.llcc.edu/athletics 13 #16 BRITTNEY REECER Sophomore • 5’9” • Pitcher/Infield Parents: Jerry & Sheila Reecer Major: Psychology Brittney graduated from Mooresville (Indiana) High School in 2010. She played in the 2009 and 2010 ASA World Cup. She was a three-time Queen of Diamonds qualifier. Brittney is planning to attend a four-year college and continue playing softball. Her goal is to eventually work in a mental health facility. The Chicago Cubs and the Indianapolis Colts are her favorite sports teams.
#13 SAM REMMERT Freshman • 5’5” Catcher/Infield Parents: Dan & Jeri Remmert Major: Graphic Design Sam is a 2011 graduate of Princeville High School. She was a member of the Lincoln Trail All-Conference first team her junior year. She received the Coaches Award both her sophomore and senior years as a varsity player. She earned the Most Valuable Player award her junior year. She plans to continue her education and softball career at a four-year university. Sam’s favorite sports teams are the Chicago Bears and the USA Olympic softball. #10 KAITY SCHULTZ Sophomore • 5’8” • Shortstop/Utility Parents: John & Kim Schultz Major: Elementary Education Kaity is a 2010 graduate of Pittsfield High School. All four years of her high school career, she was named to the Pike County All-Conference team and the West Central All-Conference team. In 2007 through 2010, she was a member of the Pike County Conference All-Tournament and West Central Conference All-Tournament teams. In 2009 and 2010, she received honorable mention from the State Journal-Register. In 2008, 2009, 2010, she was named to the Quincy Herald Whig and the Jacksonville Journal-Courier first teams as a pitcher and shortstop. She was awarded the Lady Saukee MVP Award in 2009 and 2010. She plans to attend a four-year university to complete her elementary education degree. Kaity’s favorite sports teams are the St. Louis Cardinals and the St. Louis Rams. #2 SARAH WORSTER Freshman • 5’4” • Infield Parents: Margaret & Kevin Worster Major: Graphic Design Sarah graduated from Edwardsville High School in 2011. She was named to the 2011 Class 4A Southwestern All-Conference second team (third base). In 2010, she was chosen as the second team All-Conference shortstop. She had a .542 batting average her senior year. Sarah is planning to continue her education and play softball at a four-year university. She is a St. Louis Blues hockey fan.
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18 Lincoln Land Community College Team Record (Win/Loss) All Time Record for LLCC Softball 1999 42 W – 11 L Jim Davis, Coach 1994-2011 514 W – 296 L 63% win/loss 2011 42 W – 13 L John Marsaglia, Coach 2000 39 W – 13 L Jim Davis, Coach 2006 38 W – 13 L Jim Davis, Coach
Batting Average Leaders Pitching Record (Win/Loss)(Strike Outs) Career Year Name Batting Average Year Name W – L Ks 2002 Emily Krueger .534 1999-2000 Sarah Plohr 35 – 11 142 2000 Maria Reznicek .515 2005-2006 Sarah Holloway 21 – 14 252 2002 Maria Reznicek .510 2006-2007 Rachel Smith 48 – 9 362 2002 Reannin Brown .510 2008-2009 Amanda Ashley 24 – 20 261 1995 Mandy Hester .491 2008-2009 Sarah Morrissey 23 – 15 117 2001 Emily Krueger .480 2010-2011 Nicole Garland 20 – 13 121 2011 Sami Estill .475 1998 Meaghan Long .472 2001 Reannin Brown .468 2011 Shelby Batterton .464 1999 Jenna Zimmerman .461 1997 Lin Smith .459 2001 Sara Hopper .455 2011 Amber Stephenson .450 1999 Jamie Miller .434 2000 Brianne Marsaglia .433 2006 Kelsey Musselman .426 2011 Marissa Jenkins .425
2011 BATTING STATISTICS Player G AB RH2B 3B HR TB BB SO SH SB RBI OBP Slg BA Sami Estill 48 162 60 77 13 51103 16 10 1 27 27 0.525 0.636 0.475 Shelby Batterton 48 140 26 65 16 1186 13 11 0249 0.497 0.614 0.464 Amber Stephenson 49 160 60 72 15 26109 14 15 1 16 61 0.483 0.681 0.45 Marissa Jenkins 50 160 43 68 20070 4 15 1 23 25 0.466 0.438 0.425 Jori Gleich 48 140 40 57 72171 11 16 1 11 36 0.447 0.507 0.407 Megan Fleigle 44 139 34 54 12 1377 5 21 2137 0.396 0.554 0.388 Kaitlin Bettis 31 55 19 21 01229 1 14 0416 0.379 0.527 0.382 Makenzie Carter 38 93 27 34 11 1768 8 20 3740 0.411 0.731 0.366 Kelsey Wagahoff 43 124 31 43 41049 35 5623 0.359 0.395 0.347 Kelsie Dearing 48 158 46 54 66381 12 25 12 17 34 0.388 0.513 0.342 Kaity Schultz 37 100 33 33 31244 12 20 3827 0.412 0.44 0.33 Nicole Garland 28 25 581009 25 0060.37 0.36 0.32 Kayla Wood 15 28 762008 39 1140.29 0.286 0.214 Shelbi Tudor 41 82 22 14 20016 16 23 1450.306 0.195 0.171 Stephanie Angelo 19 7000000010000 0 0 Payge Bowen 14 2100000000000 0 0 Jenna Allen 22 1100000000000 0 0 Brittney Reecer 17 0000000000000 0 0 TOTALS 55 1,576 455 606 94 21 26 820 120 210 31 127 390 0.427 0.520 0.385
www.llcc.edu/athletics 19 2011 PITCHING STATISTICS Player G IP R ER H BB HB SO CG WLSv Sho ERA Jenna Allen 20 74 41 24 80 17 2 37 691222.27 Payge Bowen 12 54 26 20 64 16 1 35 5 10 0022.59 Nicole Garland 16 87.2 58 42 100 30 4 62 12 96033.35 Brittney Reecer 18 55 35 28 70 8827 652413.56 Stephanie Angelo 16 70.2 49 39 88 25 3 41 494003.86 TOTALS 55 341.1 209 153 402 96 18 202 33 42 13 683.14
2011 FIELDING STATISTICS Player GCPO AEDP PB SB CS CSA FA Megan Fleigle 27 68 61 700011 3 0.214 1.000 Makenzie Carter 34 74 64 9102610.143 0.986 Kelsie Dearing 47 121 49 62 10 400000.917 Shelby Batterton 32 107 102 32200000.981 Amber Stephenson 35 96 89 34201000.958 Jori Gleich 47 64 33 28 3400000.953 Kaity Schultz 35 59 22 29 8100000.864 Shelbi Tudor 38 46 18 26 2100000.957 Marissa Jenkins 50 45 40 50100001.000 Sami Estill 46 44 24 18 2000000.955 Kelsey Wagahoff 42 17 14 12000000.882 Stephanie Angelo 18 13 2 11 0000001.000 Kaitlin Bettis 20 12 12 00000001.000 Nicole Garland 16 11 290000001.000 Jenna Allen 21 10 190000001.000 Payge Bowen 13 62 40000001.000 Kayla Wood 13 42 02000000.500 Brittney Reecer 19 33 00000001.000 TOTALS 55 800 540 224 36 15 2 18 4 0.182 0.955
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VOLLEYBALL SOCCER CAMP CAMPS Boys and girls ages 6 and up FUNDAMENTALS CAMP Girls Ages 9-12 June 25-27, 8-11 a.m. $G7I5 RLS BASKETBALL CAMP Grades 5-12 SHOOTING AND BALL IJNunDeI 2V0I-D22U, 8A:1L5 S-1K1I aL.mLS. HANDLING CAMP C$A55 MPS Girls Grades 9-12
June 11-14, 9-11 a.m. $60 June 20: BOYS BASKETBALL CAMP June 20-22, 1-3 p.m. Ages 8-15 $20 each FUNDAMENTALS CAMP This is a one-day camp that will focus on passing and defense, Juwneit 2h 1s:pecial emphasis on serve- receive passing and reading hitters JSuHnOe 2O5T-2IN8,G 8 :C1A5-M11P a.m. while playing defense. $70 This camp is meant for hitters with an emphasis on shot location and hitting in transition. Outside hitters will June 25-28, Noon-2 p.m. Jwuonrek 2o2n: hitting after playing defense while $55 middle blockers will work on hitting SOFTBALL CAMPS immediately after blocking. Girls This camp will work on setting Ages 9-18 and overhand passing. This will include work on setting back-row attacks, back HITTING & BUNTING CAMP sBetsA aSndE sBettAerL atL tacCksA. MPS Boys Ages 7-18
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