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2016 MOUNT VERNON NAZARENE UNIVERSITY

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Day Date Opponent Game Time H/A Tue. Mar. 1 % vs. Franklin College 1-7 11:00 a.m. N Tue. Mar. 1 % vs. Cleary University 1-7 3:00 p.m. N Wed. Mar. 2 % vs. Point Park University 1-7 5:00 p.m. N Wed. Mar. 2 % vs. Saint Thomas (Fla.) 1-7 7:00 p.m. N Thur. Mar. 3 % vs. Lourdes 1-7 1:00 p.m. N Thur. Mar. 3 % vs. Cleary University 1-7 3:00 p.m. N Fri. Mar. 4 % vs. TBA 1-7 9:00 a.m. N Fri. Mar. 4 % vs. Davenport 1-7 11:00 a.m. N Sat. Mar. 5 % vs. Cornerstone 2-7 9:00 a.m. N Mon. Mar. 7 % vs. Ohio Christian 2-7 9:00 a.m. N Mon. Mar. 7 % vs. Bellevue University 1-7 1:00 p.m. N Tue. Mar. 8 % vs. Purdue-Calumet 1-7 9:00 a.m. N Tue. Mar. 8 % vs. Trinity Christian 1-7 11:00 a.m. N Tue. Mar. 15 * MARIAN (Ind.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. H Fri. Mar. 18 * at Taylor (Ind.) 2-7 4:00 p.m. A Sat. Mar. 19 * at Goshen (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. A Fri. Apr. 1 * at Grace (Ind.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. A Sat. Apr. 2 * BETHEL (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. H Tue. Apr. 5 * at Spring Arbor (Mich.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. A Fri. Apr. 8 * GRACE (Ind.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. H Sat. Apr. 9 * INDIANA WESLEYAN 2-7 1:00 p.m. H Tue. Apr. 12 * at Marian (Ind.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. A Fri. Apr. 15 * GOSHEN (Ind.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. H Sat. Apr. 16 * TAYLOR (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. H Tue. Apr. 19 * HUNTINGTON (Ind.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. H Fri. Apr. 22 * at Saint Francis (Ind.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. A Sat. Apr. 23 * at Bethel (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. A Tue. Apr. 26 * SPRING ARBOR (Mich.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. H May 4-6 Crossroads League Tournament TBA

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPITALS * denotes American Mideast Conference games % denotes Spring Trip games (Clermont, Fla.) mvnucougars.com TABLE OF CONTENTS MVNU Quick Facts...... 1 University Information ...... 2-3 Head Coach Jeana Howald ...... 4 Assistant Coaches ...... 5 Player Profiles ...... 6-11 2016 Roster...... 12 2016 Season Outlook...... 13-14 2015 Results and Statistics...... 15-16 2015 Individual Honors ...... 17 MVNU’s Affiliations...... 18-19 2015 Crossroads League Information ...... 20-21 Year-by-Year Results...... 22 Career Coaching Records...... 22 MVNU Honor Roll...... 23 MVNU Individual Records ...... 24 MVNU Team Records ...... 25 MVNU Career Leaders...... 26-27 Sports Information/Media…………………………………………………....28 Athletic Department Information...... Inside Back Cover MVNU QUICK FACTS Location:...... 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio Founded: ...... 1964 Enrollment: ...... 2,229 Nickname: ...... Lady Cougars Colors: ...... Blue and Green Softball Field:...... Cougar Field Dimensions:...... L-215, C-225, R-215 Conference:...... Crossroads League National Affiliations:...... NAIA Denomination: ...... Church of the Nazarene President: ...... Dr. Henry W. Spaulding, II

Credits: The 2016 Mount Vernon Nazarene University softball media guide was written and edited by Kirk McDonnell, Sports Information Director. The cover was designed by the MVNU Marketing Department.

1 Cougar Softball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Founded in 1964 by the Church of the Nazarene, Mount Vernon Nazarene University held its first classes in October of 1968 on the former Lakeholm farm in Mount Vernon, Ohio. The land was purchased by public subscription and donated to the university. With an enrollment of over 2,200, MVNU is the official university of the East Central Educational Region of the Church of the Nazarene. The primary responsibility for sponsorship and support of the university is charged to the Nazarene congregations in Ohio, West Virginia, and the eastern half of Kentucky. The aspiration of the university is that academic and student life activities be integrated in a Wesleyan holiness tradition to facilitate character, value, and cultural development to improve the quality of life. This is expressed in the motto: "To seek to learn is to seek to serve." The university offers more than 80 academic programs and a full range of pre-professional programs while granting associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees. MVNU offers 13 intercollegiate sports (men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, and men’s and women’s golf), and students can take part in an active intramural program. The Campus

The MVNU campus consists of 400 tree-filled acres on the Lakeholm farm. The gently rolling fields, bordered on the rear by the Kokosing River, constitute a campus of natural beauty. The university buildings are of Williamsburg colonial design blending well with the site and complementing Mount Vernon's reputation as "Ohio's Colonial City." Four dorms (Pioneer, Oakwood, Galloway, and Redwood) and seven apartment complexes (Maplewood, Elmwood, Rosewood, Cedar, Birch, Spruce, and Cypress) provide quality living quarters for residential students. Major buildings include: Faculty, Founders, and Regents Halls (three large classroom buildings), the R.R. Hodges Chapel/Fine Arts Complex, the Jetter School of Business, the Hyson Campus Center, the Lakeholm Administration Building, the Physical Education Center, Donoho Recreation Center, and Prince Student Union, the Thorne Library/Learning Resource Center, and the Jennie K. Moore Family and Consumer Science Building. The university also holds classes in the Buchwald Center and Hunter Hall in downtown Mount Vernon as well. 2 Cougar Softball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

In addition to the central campus, the university owns a 70-acre tract of woodland just six miles northeast of the city. Currently, this tract is used as a biological field station for MVNU's biology and natural resources programs. Academic Programs The university offers over 40 majors with more than 80 different programs from its 21 academic departments. Bachelor’s degrees are available in: Nursing, Accounting, Business Administration, Applied Business Technology, Management, Marketing, International Business, Early Childhood Education, Middle Childhood Education, Integrated Language Arts, Integrated Mathematics, Integrated Social Studies, Life Science Education, Physical Science Education, Music Education, Physical Education/Health, Spanish Education, Visual Arts Education, Integrated Business, Family and Consumer Sciences, Exercise Studies, Sports Management, Art, Music, Communication, Broadcasting, Drama, Graphic Design, English, Professional Writing, Public Relations, Spanish, Biology, Chemistry, Pre-Allied Health Programs, Medical Technology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Children’s Ministries, Educational Ministries, Youth Ministries, Philosophy, Religion, History, Psychology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, and Sociology. In addition, MVNU offers associate’s degrees in: Applied Business Technology, Business Administration, Church Music, Family Life Management, Child Development Administration, Fitness Management, Business Data Processing, and Human Services. For more information, contact the admissions office at 1-866-462-6868. The President Dr. Henry W. Spaulding II was elected as the seventh president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University on November 2, 2012. Before his election, he served briefly as interim president. He first came to MVNU to serve as the provost and chief academic officer in 2009. Dr. Spaulding was a professor at Nazarene Theological Seminary from 2007-2009 prior to coming to MVNU. He was also the dean of arts and sciences and professor of theology and philosophy at Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) University from 1995-2007. Dr. Spaulding received his undergraduate degree in history and religion from Trevecca Nazarene University. He went on to Nazarene Theological Seminary to earn a Master of Divinity degree. His doctoral work was done at Florida State University in religion and humanities. Dr. Spaulding has been married to Sharon for 40 years and they have three adult children: Shelly, Megan, and Henry III. 3 Cougar Softball HEAD COACH JEANA HOWALD

Jeana Howald is entering her 27th year as the headnd coach Jeana Howald will be entering her 25 year of the Mount Vernon Nazarene University fastpitch softball asteam. the head Over thecoach past of 26 the years, Mount Howald Vernon has compiled Nazarene a 534- University477 overall fas recordtpitch for asoftball .528 winning team percentage. in the She2014 is season.the all-time O verwinningest the past coach 24 in theyears, Lady Cougars’Howald 30-yearhas compiledhistory. a 494-429 overall record for a .535 winning percentage. She is the all-time winninge Howaldst has coach guided in MVNU the toLady the NationalCougars’ Christian 29-year Col- history.lege Athletic Association National Tournament 10 times during herHowald tenure withhas theguided program. MVNU After finishingto the asNational the national Christian runner-up College in 1992, the Lady Cougars returned in 1993 to claim their first national title. In the team’s most recentAthletic appearance, Associat MVNCion Nationalfinished fourth Tournament at the NCCAA 10 times National during Tournament her tenure in 2008 outwith of seven the teams.program. After finishing as the national runner-up in 1992, the Lady Cougars returned in 1993 to claim their first national title. In Howaldthe team’s has earned most several rece Coachnt appearance, of the Year honors MVNU throughout finished her four career.th atShe the was theN Mid-OhioCCAA National Conference Tournament Coach of the in Year 2008 in 1992,out of and seven she has teams been. named the NCCAAHowald East Region has Coachearned of theseveral Year eightCoach times. of thShee Yearregistered honors her 400ththroughout career victoryher incareer. the Lady She Cougars’ was 2007the Mid season-Ohio finale Conference as the team Coach swept ofCase the WesternYear inRe - serve1992, University. and she Her has500th been win came named against the Spring NCCAA Arbor E onas Marcht Region 21st Coachof 2014. of the Year eight times. She registered her 400th career victory in the Howald served as the NCCAA East Region chair from 1994 to 2011, and she also servedLady for Cougars’ eight years 2007 as the season co-chair finaleof the AMCas the softball team coaches swept association Case Western from 1996Reserve to 2003. University. Howald has served as the NCCAA East Region chair for 18years, Howald,and she who also graduated served from eight MVNU years in 1982, as the was AMC a three-sport co-chair. standout in basketball, volleyball,Howald, and tennis who for graduated the Lady Cougars. from MVNUShe helped in 1982,the volleyball was a team three to -itssport only NAIAstandout District 22in titlebasketball, in 1980, and volleyb she competedall, and attennis the NAIA for National the Lady Tournament Cougars. in tennisShe in helpedboth singles the and volleyball doubles inteam 1981. to She its was only inducted NAIA into District the Cougar 22 title Wall inof Fame1980, in 1998. and she competed at the NAIA National Tournament in tennis Besidesin both coaching singles softball, and Howalddoubles served in 1981. as the MVNU She women’swas inducted basketball into head the coachCougar for seven Wall years of Fame from 1989-1996.in 1998. She led the Lady Cougars to their first NCCAA NationalBesides Tournament coaching appearance softball, in 1994 Howald and was served named as the the NCCAA MVNU National women’s Coach of thebasketball Year as the head team coach won the for national seven title years and fromfinished 1989 with-1996. a 23-10 She overall led record. the Lady Cougars to their first NCCAA National Tournament appearance In inaddition 1994 to and her coachingwas named duties, the Howald NCCAA teaches National several Coach classes of in thethe Physical Year as Educationthe team Department won the and NCCAA serves as national the assistant title athletic and finisheddirector. Shewith is singlea 23 -and10 residesoverall in Mount record. Vernon. In addition to her coaching duties, Howald teaches in the Physical To contact Coach Howald, you can e-mail her at [email protected]. Education Department and serves as the assistant athletic director. She resides in Mount Vernon with her furry children Zoey and Wilson.

4 Cougar Softball ASSISTANT COACHES Regina Myers is beginning her 23nd season as an assistant Rick Seiffert, Assistant Coach Rick Seiffert beginscoach his atfifth MVNU. year on She the sidelinewas a catcher/designatedas an assistant coach withplayer the forMVNU the women’s soccerLady program. Cougars His fromcoaching 1990-1993, experience and spans she 38 was years named in four to sports,the including three atMid-Ohio the varsity Conference level. He has coachedFirst Team soccer in for1991. 29 years Myers at every and age her group hus - level from youth up through men’s and women’s soccer at the high school varsity, premier club select, and band,collegia John,te levels. reside in Mount Vernon with their three daughters, Kaylee, Emilee, and Rylee. Seiffert, who graduated from the University of Toledo with a bachelor’s degree in finance and marketing, played college football for the Rockets. Seiffert and his wife of 36 years, Paula, reside in Lewis Center, Ohio. The couple has four children – Amy, Bethany, Daniel (who are all alumni of MVNU and played soccer for the Cougars), and Luke,Mark a Pratt2013 MVNU graduate. Seiffert also currently serves as the director of Upward Soccer at Genoa Church and as the coach of Futbolitis, an adult co-ed 3-v-3 team, which has won four world championships. He is licensed through the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and holds college coaching professional certification.

Lindsey Shaffer, Assistant Coach Lindsey Shaffer will join the MVNU women’s soccer team’s coaching staff for her first season in 2013. Shaffer is a former four-year player for the Lady Cougars from New Cumberland, W.Va. who now resides in Mount Vernon. She played in 53 career matches for MVNU from 2008-2011 and registered two goals and three assists. She was a two-time NAIA and NCCAAMacKenzie Scholar-Athlete Shaw and earned a spot on the Capital One Academic All- District Team as a senior.

Challyn Dobson, Assistant Coach Challyn Dobson joins the MVNU women’s soccer team for her first year as a coach after playing three years for the Lady Cougars (2007, 2010-2011) when she made 67 starts in 69 career matches and recorded five goals and five assists. As a senior, the Mount Vernon native was named to the Mid-Central College Conference First Team as well as being the MCC Defensive Player of the Year. She was also selected as an NAIA Honorable Mention All-American and an NSCAA and NCCAA Second Team All-American.

Alysha Benson, Student Assistant Alysha Benson is beginning her second year as a student assistant for the MVNU women’s soccer team. A sophomore from New Carlisle, Ohio, she was a four-year starter at Tecumseh High School and a two-time All-Conference honoree before having a career- ending second knee surgery as a senior.

Rick Seiffert Lindsey Shaffer Challyn Dobson Alysha Benson 5 Cougar Softball PLAYER PROFILES

LaurenCALEB Arndt PALUMBO SENIOR-PSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’7 Ohio B/T: R/R 5 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Canal Winchester, Ohio 5 HighBirthdate: School: Canal April Winchester 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter Joseph and Barbara Arndt...Majoring in Life Science Education...Future plans include a career in teaching...Enjoys science,2012 golf, Season and hanging: Started out with20 matchesfriends and and family recorded in her threefree time. goals and one 2015: Started 12 of 16 games playedassist. for Namedthe Cougars to Crossroads as a pitcher...recorded League First Teama 4-6 recordas well in as 64.2 being IP withan NAIA a 5.41 ERA...32 Strikeouts...6 complete andgames...named NCCAA Scholar a Daktronics-Athlete andNAIA a ScholarCapital OneAthlete. Academic All-America First MVNU: Appeared in 25 games headingTeam honoree.into the 2015 2011 season...Has Season: Started71 strikeouts all 19 inmatches 111.1 innings and led of work.the team High School: Prepped at Canal Winchesterwith 1,683 Highminutes School played. where Named she played the First golf-Knox and softball...Helped Cougar Invitational lead Most the team to a League Championship,Valuable District Championship, Player and selected and Regional to the CoSIDASemifinal AcademAppearance ic All -inAmerica 2010...MVP Third during her Freshman, Junior, andTeam. Senior Seasons...National2010 Season: HonorsPlayed Society...Studentin 21 matches Council...Valedictorian.with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 Hayley9 1461 Gray70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 SENIOR-INF20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Height:48 5’35022 84 3 4 10 38 14 B/T: L/R 11 Hometown: Utica, Ohio HighCLINT School: EastEUTSEY Knox Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Personal: Daughter of Danny and Christa Gray...Majoring in Communications...Future plans include working in athletics or at Nationwide Children’sMount Hospital..Enjoys Vernon, Ohioplaying/watching sports, spending time with family and friends, hunting, and fishing in herMount free time. Vernon High School 2015: Started all 47 games for the Cougars as a junior...hit 0.279 with 38 hits...25 RBIs...19 BBs...1810 runs scored...1 HR...recorded a SLG%Birthdate: of 0.338...0.376 September OB%...named a26, Daktronics 1991 NAIA Scholar Athlete. MVNU: Has appeared in 68 gamesMajor: coming intoTheology the 2015 season...Owns a career .256 batting average with three home runs and 30 RBI...Has 50 total hits and 24 runs scored. High School: Prepped at East Knox2012 High Season School: wherePlayed she in played20 matches softball, and volleyball, recorded and one basketball goal and for two four seasons...Helped lead her team toassists. an MBC 2011 Championship Season: Played in 2009...Named in all 19 matches 1st Team with All-District 18 starts 11 and (Volley scored- ball)...MVP (Softball 2010-12)...2ndone Team goal. All-District 2010 Season 11 (Basketball: Played in2012)...District 20 matches and 11 All-Starscored oneGame...Basketball goal. Senior All-Star Team...Honorable Mention (Volleyball)...National Honors Society...Principal/Honor Roll each year...Class Treasurer for three years.Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Hannah4 688 Shaffer34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 18 1247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 SENIOR-OF15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 Height:37 5’63240 55 3 2 8 50 19 B/T: L/R 21 Hometown: Marion, Ohio HighANDY School: PleasantBOFFOUR Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Personal: Daughter of Mark and Nancy Shaffer...Majoring in Mathematics. 2015: Started all 47 games for the LadyColumbus Cougars as a junior, Ohio in 2015...hit 0.417 with 63 hits...47 RBI...40 runs scored...17 2Bs...8 HRs...8 BBs...6 Steals...recorded a 0.715Northland SLG% and a 0.444High OB%...had School a 0.994 Fielding%...recorded 167 putouts...7 assists...6 double plays...named Crossroads League First Team...CoSIDA Capital One 1st Team Academic All-District...NFCA2 NAIA3 2nd Team Midwest All-Region...Daktronics NAIA ScholarBirthdate: Athlete. April 27, 1988 MVNU: Appeared in 70 games heading into the 2015 season...Owns a career .335 batting average with two home runs and 48 RBI...Has 73 total hits, including 15 doublesMajors: and 42 runs Nursing scored...Crossroads League First Team (2014)...NCCAA East Region Team (2014)...Crossroads League Player of the Week (March 31st, 2014)...NCCAA East Region Team (2013). High School: Prepped at Pleasant HighCollege School :whereTransferred she played tosoftball MVNU and basketball...Twiceas a junior but namedhas not 1st Teamplayed All-MOAC...1st college Team All-District...Three time Offensivesoccer MVP...Single. High season School record :holderHelped for doubles...National Northland H.S.Honors to Society...Valedictorian... a City League Graduated with Honors. championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 6 Cougar Softball PLAYER PROFILES

KonnorCALEB Byers PALUMBO SENIOR-INFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’3 Ohio B/T: R/R 33 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Ostrander, Ohio 5 HighBirthdate: School: Buckeye April Valley14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Bill Byers...Majoring in Political Science...Future plans include becoming a Social Worker and working with kids...Enjoys playing2012 ukeleleSeason in: herStarted free time. 20 matches and recorded three goals and one 2015: Started all 47 games for theassist. Lady CougarsNamed to as Crossroads a junior...hit League 0.315 with First 47 Team hits...26 as well RBI...17 as being runs an scored...8 NAIA 2Bs...recorded a 0.953 fielding%and including NCCAA 73 Scholarputouts...109-Athlete assists...4 and a Capital double One plays...named Academic All a -AmericaDaktronics First NAIA Scholar Athlete. Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team MVNU: Has appeard in 71 gameswith for 1,683MVNU minutes coming played.into the 2015Named season...She the First-Knox owns Cougar a career Invitational batting average Most of .299, 30 RBI, and four home runs...SheValuable hasPlayer 63 totaland hitsselected and 42to runsthe CoSIDAscored...NCCAA Academ icEast All -RegionAmerica Honorable Third Mention. Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and High School: Prepped at Buckeyeregistered Valley High one School assist. where she played softball for four years and participated in soccer and basketball for one season...NamedCaleb Palumbo’s 2nd Team CareerAll-MOAC Stats and Honorable Mention All-MOAC... Baron Award receipient...National Honors Society...Honor Roll. Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Michaela19 1683 Williams89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 JUNIOR-C48 5022 84 3 4 10 38 14 Height: 5’1 B/T: R/R 9 Hometown:CLINT Columbus, EUTSEY Ohio HighSenior, School: Midfielder,Westland 6-3, 175

Personal: Daughter of Charles andMount Lisa Williams...Majoring Vernon, Ohio in Social Work and Psychology...Future plans include assisting veterans...EnjoysMount music and Vernon reading Highin her free School time. 10 2015: Appeared in 9 games as a Birthdate:sophomore...recorded September 1 RBI and 26, 2 runs 1991 scored. MVNU: Appeared in four games as a freshman in 2014. High School: Prepped at WestlandMajor: High School Theology where she played softball for four years...Also participated in Choir and Orchestra...All-OCC 2nd Team. 2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. CourtneyClint Eutsey’s Rengert Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 JUNIOR-P4 688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Height:18 5’51247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 B/T:15 R/R1305 65 1 2 4 1423 9 Totals: 59 Hometown:37 3240 Marion,55 Ohio 3 2 8 50 19 High School: River Valley

Personal: Daughter of Don and LauraANDY Rengert...Majoring BOFFOUR in Education...Future plans include a career as a teacher. Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 2015: Started 45 of 46 games playedColumbus for the Lady, Ohio Cougars as a sophomore...hit 0.299 with 40 hits...26 runs scored...19 RBIs...13 BBs...1 HR...recorded a 0.425 SLG%...0.358 OB%...started 12 of 16 games pitched on the circle...tallied a 4-8 record withNorthland 25 strikeouts Highin 74.0 SchoolIP...7 CGs...2 Shutouts...named Crossroads2 League3 Honorable Mention. Birthdate: April 27, 1988 MVNU: Appeared in 21 games asMajors: a Freshman Nursing in 2014 where she posted a .250 batting average...Posted a 6-6 record in the circle in 81.1 innings of work. Prepped at River Valley High School where she played softball and basketball...2nd Team High School: College: Transferred to MVNU as a junior but has not played college All-State Division III...Twice namedsoccer 2nd .TeamHigh All-State School Division: Helped II...National Northland Honors H.S. Society...Graduated to a City League with Honors...Valedictorian. championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 7 Cougar Softball PLAYER PROFILES

MeganCALEB Beidelman PALUMBO JUNIOR-INFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’11 Ohio B/T: R/R 20 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Lewis Center, Ohio 5 HighBirthdate: School: Olentangy April 14, 1992 Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Mike and Jenn Beidelman...Majoring in Middle School Education with math and science concentrations...Future plans included a career as a Middle School Math2012 Teacher Season and Coach...Enjoys: Started shopping, 20 matches family time, and baking, recorded organizing, three playing goals sports, and and onesinging in her free time. 2015: Missed the 2014-2015 season with anassist. injury asNamed a sophomore. to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA MVNU: Appeared in 41 games as a Freshmanand inNCC 2014...FinishedAA Scholar the- yearAthlete with aand .323 a batting Capital average...Had One Academic 40 hits with All six-America home runs,33 First RBI, and 17 runs scored...Crossroads League HonorableTeam honoree. Mention (2014)...NCCAA 2011 Season East: Region Started Honorable all 19 Mention matches (2014)...Crossroads and led the Leagueteam Player of the Week (March 24th, 2014). with 1,683 minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most High School: Prepped at Olentangy High School where she played basketball and softball for four seasons...2011 and 2012 OCC Cham- pions (Basketball)...2011 and 2012 DistrictValuable Runner-Up’s Player (Basketball)...2013 and selected OCC Championsto the CoSIDA (Softball)...2013 Academ MVPic (Basketball)...1stAll-America Third Team All-League in 2012 and 2013...1st Team DistrictTeam. 11...2nd 2010 Team SeasonAll-Central: Ohio...Honorable Played in Mention21 matches All-State...Averaged with nine 13 pointsstarts and and 7 rebounds per game as a senior in 2013...Teacherregistered Acadmey one Graduate...Honor assist. Roll...Class President as a Freshman...National Honors Society. SavannahCaleb Palumbo’s Bryner Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 SOPHOMORE-P9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Height:19 5’51683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 B/T:20 R/R1878 94 3 1 7 17 6 7 Totals: 60 Hometown:48 5022 Morgantown,84 West 3 Virginia 4 10 38 14 High School: University

Personal: Daughter of Randy andCLINT Kim Bryner...Majoring EUTSEY in Biology...Future plans include becoming a Pediatric Denist...Enjoys reading in her freeSenior, time. Midfielder, 6-3, 175 2015: Started in 26 of 33 games played as a Freshman...hit 0.134 with 9 hits...6 RBIs...started 3 of 9 games pitched in the circle...recorded a 1-2Mount record Vernon, with a 4.42 ERA...talliedOhio 15 strikeouts in 19.0 IP. High School: Prepped at UniversityMount High SchoolVernon where High she played School softball and volleyball for four10 years...1st Team All-NCAC...1st Team All-OVAC...OVACBirthdate: All-Star September Game...Dominon 26, 1991Post Player of the Year...Dominon Post Pitcher of the year...North/South All-Star Game...National Honors Society Treasurer...Mu Alpha Theta...Student Council...Principal Honor Roll- 4 Years.Major: Theology 2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G HarleyGS MIN RickardsAVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 SOPHOMORE-INF4 688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Height:18 5’71247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 B/T: R/R 8 Totals: 59 37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Hometown: Harrington, Delaware Previous School: Geneva College ANDY BOFFOUR Personal: Daughter of Shawn and Cancia Rickards...majoring in Nursing with a Youth Ministry Minor...enjoys playing softball, spending time withSenior, family and Forward, friends and 6helping-2, 180 with her youth group in her free time. 2015: Stared in 16 of 22 games playedColumbus at NCAA, Div.Ohio III Geneva College as a freshman where she hit .220 with 11 hits...5 RBIs...3 BBs. Northland High School High School: Prepped at Milford Senior High School in Milford, Delaware, where she participated2 in softball3 for four years, cheerleading for two years...trackBirthdate: for twoApril years...and 27, 1988 volleyball for two years...Honor Roll student... National Honor Society Member. Majors: Nursing

College: Transferred to MVNU as a junior but has not played college soccer. High School: Helped Northland H.S. to a City League championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 8 Cougar Softball PLAYER PROFILES

NatalieCALEB Carpenter PALUMBO SOPHOMORE-OFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’5 Ohio B/T: R/R 10 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Johnstown, Ohio 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 High School: Johnstown-Monroe Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Travis and Dianne Carpenter...Majoring in Early Childhood Education and Intervention Special- ist...Future plans include becoming a2012 teacher...Enjoys Season: spendingStarted 20time matches with family and and recorded friends in threeher free goals time. and one 2015: Started 34 of 43 games playedassist. as a sophomore...hit Named to Crossroads 0.225 with League 16 hits...14 First runs Team scored...13 as well asRBIs...11 being anBBs...1 NAIA HR...recorded a 0.352 SLG%...0.325and OB%. NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and a Capital One Academic All-America First High School: Prepped at Johnstown-MonroeTeam honoree. High School 2011 where Season she :played Started basketball, all 19 matches volleyball, and and ledsoftball... the team Advanced to the quarterfinals of thewith state 1,683 tournament minutes in played.2013...Helped Named her the team First set- Knoxnumerous Cougar team Invitational records...1st MostTeam All-Conference in 2012, 2013, and 2014...PlayerValuable Player of the and Year selected in Division to II...the 2013 CoSIDA Player Academ of the Yearic All (MBC)...1st-America TeamThird All-State...District II Player of the YearTeam. in 2013 2010and 2014...District Season: IIPlayed All-Star inGame...North-South 21 matches with All-Star nine Game...All-Time starts and Leading scorer (boys/girls) in schoolregistered history with one 1,515 assist. points...Career high of 35 points in a game. EmilyCaleb Kauble Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 SOPHOMORE-INF9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Height:19 5’61683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 B/T:20 L/R1878 94 3 1 7 1517 7 Totals: 60 Hometown:48 5022 Marion,84 OH 3 4 10 38 14 Previous School: Defiance College

2015: Appeared in 11 games for NCAACLINT Div. III EUTSEY Defiance College as a Freshman...hit 0.211 with 4 hits...3 RBIs...1 BB...recorded a 0.250 OB% and aSenior, 0.211 SLG%...tallied Midfielder, a 1.000 6-3, Fielding 175 %...recorded 43 putouts...1 assist. Mount Vernon, Ohio Mount Vernon High School 10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two Annaassists. Boue’ 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. SOPHOMORE-P Height: 5’7Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G B/T:GS R/R MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH45SOG 2010 20 Hometown:4 688 Columbus,34 Ohio 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 18 1247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 High15 School:1305 Thomas65 Worthington 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Personal: Daughter of Dan and Julie Boue’...Majoring in Middle Childhood Education...Future plans include becoming a math teacher...Enjoys playing softball and pitching in her free time. 2015: Started 20 of 26 games in the circle as a freshman for the Lady Cougars...tallied a record of 10-12 with a 3.20 ERA in 142.1 IP including 109ANDY strikeouts...16 BOFFOUR complete games...1 save..allowed an opposing 0.257 batting average...played in the field for 42Senior, games...hit Forward, 0.287 with 633- 2,hits...17 180 RBIs...14 runs scored...9 2Bs...7 BBs... recorded a 0.957 fielding% with Columbus21 putouts...45, assists...2Ohio double plays. High School: Prepped at Thomas Worthington High School where she played softball for four years...Helped lead Thomas Worthington to OCCNorthland ChampionshipsHigh in 2012 School and 2014...She was named MVP in 2her freshman3 and senior year...She was also selectedBirthdate: the Cardinal April Player 27, of 1988 the Year and owns the school strikeout record... She was a member of the NationalMajors: Honors Society...Honor Nursing Roll (Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior Years).

AllisonCALEB Harris PALUMBO FRESHMAN-OFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’6 Ohio B/T: R/R 1 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Anna, Ohio 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 High School: Anna Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of Mike and Robin Harris...majoring in Biology with a pre-optometry track...enjoys playing softball, hiking, shopping, and nerf2012 wars Season in her free: Started time. 20 matches and recorded three goals and one High School: Prepped at Anna Highassist. School Named where to Crossroadsshe participate League in softball First Teamall four as years...in well as beingher time an atNAIA Anna High she was named team MVP...1stand TeamNCCAA SCAL...2nd Scholar-Athlete Team SCAL...Honorableand a Capital One MentionAcademic SCAL...Honor All-America SocietyFirst member...Honor Roll Student...graduatedTeam honoree. with honors. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team with 1,683 minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. MeganCaleb Kitchen Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 FRESHMAN-INF9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Height:19 5’71683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 B/T:20 R/R1878 94 3 1 7 17 3 7 Totals: 60 Hometown:48 5022 Ottawa,84 Ohio 3 4 10 38 14 High School: Ottawa Glandorf

Personal: Daughter of Mike and CLINTLisa Kitchen...majoring EUTSEY in graphic design...enjoys making art in her free time. High School: Prepped at Ottawa-GlandorfSenior, highMidfielder, school where 6 -she3, 175played softball all four years of high school... named a two-time all-star...1st TeamMount All-District...1st Vernon, and Ohio 2nd Team WBL...named team MVP...honor roll student throughout high-school. Mount Vernon High School 10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two Jenniferassists. 2011 Kurelic Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. FRESHMAN-P/OF Height: 5’7Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G B/T:GS L/L MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG4 2010 20 Hometown:4 688 Lewis Center,34 Ohio 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 18 1247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 High15 School:1305 Olentangy65 Organge 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Personal: Daughter of Bill and Sheryl Kuerlic...majoring in Education with an emphasis on working as an Inter- vention Specialist...enjoys playing softball and guitar in her free time. High School: Prepped at Olentangy Orange High School where she participated in volleyball for three years and softball for four years...in softballANDY she was BOFFOUR named First Team All-OCC...1st Team Columbus Dispatch All- Metro...First Team All-District...recordedSenior, a .584 Forward, batting average 6-2, and 180 set a school record with 179 strikeouts... honor roll member...named a scholarColumbus athlete. , Ohio Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

MadisonCALEB Jackson PALUMBO FRESHMAN-CSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’3 Ohio B/T: R/L 7 Worthington Christian High School Hometown: Mansfield, Ohio 5 Birthdate: April 14, 1992 High School: Mansfield Christian Major: Marketing Personal: Daughter of David & Barb Jackson and Mark & Heather Boggs...majoring in Biology with a Pre- Dental track...enjoysplaying softball,2012 scootering Season :andStarted nerf wars 20 inmatches her free and time. recorded three goals and one High School: Prepped at Mansfieldassist. Christian Named High to Crossroads School where League she participatedFirst Team inas volleyballwell as being for two an years,NAIA and softball for four years...namedand 1st NCC TeamAA Mid-Buckeye Scholar-Athlete Conference and a Capital District...2nd One Academic Team Newspaper...two-time All-America First recipient of the coachable award...namedTeam honoree. Team Captain. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team with 1,683 minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. AmandaCaleb Palumbo’sRose Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 FRESHMAN-C9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Height:19 5’71683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 B/T:20 R/R1878 94 3 1 7 1217 7 Totals: 60 Hometown:48 5022 North 84Judson, Ind. 3 4 10 38 14 High School: NJSP

Personal: Majoring in chemistry. CLINT EUTSEY High School: Prepped at North JudsonSenior, San Midfielder, Pierre High School 6-3, where 175 she played basketball for four years, golf for one year, and softball for oneMount year...helped Vernon, San OhioPierre’s basketball team to a sectional championship in 2015...named Best Defensive Player in softball in 2015...named to the Indiana North vs. South All Start game in 2015...recorded most RBIs and highestMount Batting Vernon Average High from 2012-2015...NationalSchool Honor Society10 Member. Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored Morganone goal. Wells2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. FRESHMAN-INF Height: 5’6Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G B/T:GS R/R MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH17SOG 2010 20 4 688Cincinnati,34 Ohio 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Hometown:18 1247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 High15 School:1305 McAuley65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19

ANDY BOFFOUR Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Columbus, Ohio Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

CassidyCALEB Cain PALUMBO FRESHMAN-INFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’9 Ohio B/T: R/R 24 Worthington Christian High School Covington, Ohio 5 Hometown:Birthdate: April 14, 1992 HighMajor: School: Marketing Covington Personal: Daughter of Dan and Mauriena Cain...majoring in Early Childhood Education with an Intervention Specialist concentration...enjoys being2012 active,Season spending: Started time 20 with matches friend andand family,recorded and threedrinking goals coffee and in oneher free time. assist. Named to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA High School: Prepped at Covingtonand HighNCC SchoolAA Scholar where-Athlete she participated and a Capital in basketball One Academic for four All years,-America track First for one year, cross country for four years,Team and honoree. softball 2011for three Season years...helped: Started Covingtonall 19 matches to state and final led fourthe teamappear - ances in her freshman and sophomorewith 1,683 year...National minutes played. Honor SocietyNamed Member...Honorthe First-Knox Cougar Roll Student...named Invitational Most a Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Scholar Athlete. Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G CherylGS MIN ClumAVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 FRESHMAN-OF9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Height:19 5’61683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 B/T:20 L/L 1878 94 3 1 7 4417 7 Totals: 60 48 5022 84 3 4 10 38 14 Hometown: Kenton, Ohio High School: Kenton CLINT EUTSEY Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Mount Vernon, Ohio Mount Vernon High School 10 Birthdate: September 26, 1991 Major: Theology

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored Cerenaone goal. Woodgeard 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. FRESHMAN-P Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Height: 5’6 Year G B/T:GS R/R MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH88SOG 2010 20 4 688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Hometown:18 1247 Sugar 66Grove, Ohio 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 High15 School:1305 Berne65 Unio 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19

ANDY BOFFOUR Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Columbus, Ohio Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

# PLAYER YR POS HT B/T HOMETOWN

1 Allison Harris Fr OF 5-6 R/R Anna, Ohio

3 Megan Kitchen Fr 2B 5-7 R/R Ottawa, Ohio

4 Jennifer Kuerlic Fr P/OF 5-7 L/L Lewis Center, Ohio

5 Lauren Arndt Sr P 5-7 R/R Canal Winchester, OH

6 Savannah Bryner So P 5-5 R/R Morgantown, W.Va.

7 Madison Jackson Fr C 5-8 R/L Mansfield, Ohio

8 Harley Rickards So 3B 5-7 R/R Harrington, Del.

9 Michaela Williams Jr C 5-1 R/R Columbus, Ohio

10 Natalie Carpenter So UT 5-5 R/R Johnstown, Ohio

11 Hayley Gray Sr INF 5-3 L/R Utica, Ohio

12 Amanda Rose Fr C 5-7 R/R North Judson, Ind.

14 Courtney Rengert Jr P 5-5 R/R Marion, Ohio

15 Emily Kauble So 1B 5-6 L/R Marion, Ohio

17 Morgan Wells Fr INF 5-6 R/R Cincinnati, Ohio

20 Megan Beidelman Jr INF 5-11 R/R Lewis Center, Ohio

21 Hannah Shaffer Sr UT 5-6 L/R Marion, Ohio

24 Cassidy Cain Fr INF 5-9 R/R Covington, Ohio

33 Konnor Byers Sr INF 5-3 R/R Ostrander, Ohio

44 Cheryl Clum Fr OF 5-6 L/L Kenton, Ohio

45 Anna Boue’ So 2B/P 5-7 R/R Columbus, Ohio

88 Cerena Woodgeard Fr P 5-6 R/R Delaware, Ohio

Head Coach: Jeana Howald Assistant Coaches: Regina Myers, Mark Pratt, MacKenzie Shaw

14 Cougar Softball 2016 SEASON OUTLOOK MOUNTThe VERNON,Mount Vernon OhioNazarene – The MountUniversity Vernonwomen's Nazarenefastpitch softballUniversityteam softballis prepped teamto begin is gearingaction upthis forspring. the TheopeningLady Cougarsof the 2016eagerly seasonawait the whenchance theto teamget on headsthe field toafter Clermont,a winter of Floridapreparation for theindoors. annual Spring Break trip. MVNU is coming off of an 8-22 season last year with a 4-14 mark in their second season in the Crossroads League. Last year the Lady Cougars softball team was led by a number of new MVNUfaces isand cominga predominately off a 19-28underclassmen campaign squad.in 2015,As thefinishingLady Cougars seventhenter in thethespr Crossroadsing season Leaguethey will withonce a markagain relyof 16-20.on a young Thegroup Ladyof Cougarstalented players. swept TheBethelteam Collegepossesses (Ind.)just twoin the finalseniors regularand zeroseasonjuniors, doublehowever, headercoach toJeana secureHowald the seventhis optimistic seed.about MVNUwhat the fellteam to Indianacan do. "Last year our freshman received a lot of playing experience," said Howald, who begins her Wesleyan25th season andat narrowlyMVNU with losta 494 to -Taylor427 career in therecord. Crossroads"They saw Leaguea lot of innings, tournamentand in a toway end the season.were thrown into the fire of college softball, our hope is that this experience will pay off for us this season." MVNU hasThe Ladya numberCouga rsof willkeybe returnersled by senior backsecond to anchorbaseman theKara 2016Morrison. club, Morrisonincludingpaced Hanthe- cougars in hitting last year with a .350 batting average as she started all 30 games and was nahnamed Shafferto the whoAll -poweredCrossroads theLeague MVNUHonorable offenseMention last seasonteam. with a .417 batting average and 47 Seniorruns battedAshley in.Riffell Shewill alsolead ledthe pitchingthe teamstaff inafter totalposting hits (63),a 6-6 doublesrecord and (17),a 4.82 homeearned runs (8),run andaverage runs scoredas she logged (40). theShaffermost inningswas 33rd(81.1) in oftheanyone nationon inthe totalstaff doublesin 2013. and tied for 4th in theSophomore CrossroadsHannah LeagueShaffer in(.282, that 18sameRBI) category.will spend timeIn addition,in centerfield Shafferas well wasas catching12th in this season, after starting 29 games in 2013. Freshmen Sierra Enrique and Michaela Williams will thelook Crossroadsto add depth Leagueat catcher in battingthis season. average, fourth in slugging percentage (.715), sixth in RBI, andHannah tiedPratt for willseventhlead the inway homeat first runs.base Shafferas she returnswas namedfrom playing to the14 All-Crossroadsgames last Leagueseason. Team,Joining NFCAher in All-Regionthe mix at first 2ndbas Team,e will be andfreshman CoSIDAAshley CapitalFlautt andOnefreshman AcademicMegan All- DistrictBiedelman First whoTeam.comes off of a successful freshman season for the MVNU Women's Basketball team. Sophomore Konnor Byers (.271,12 RBI) returns to shortstop this season after starting all 30 Megangames Beidelman,for the Cougars wholast hadseason. to sitByers out foralso allfielded of theat 2015a .870 campaignclip as she committeddue to anjust injury,13 led theerrors teamin in100 homechances. runs and RBI as a freshman in 2014. In 2014, Beidelman posted a .323 battingAt third averagebase, sophomore with eightHayley doubles,Gray (.211,six home14 RBI) runs,returns andto 33action RBI.as Beidelmanshe started 27 was games last season for the Cougars. Gray led the team with 2 homeruns last season. recognizedThe outfieldfor hercore effortswill bebyled beingby sophomore selected leftforfielder CrossroadsKeli Thompson League(.267, Honorable14 runs scored.) Mention honorsThompson alongstarted with NCCAA29 games Eastfor the Regioncougars Honorableas she lead Mentionthe team with and6 Crossroadssteals in 7 attempts. League PlayerJoining of theThompson Weekin accolades.the outfield will be Cambree Moser (.238, 9 RBI) in right field. Freshman Brianna Patterson will see time in centerfield in her first season after graduating last year from Waynedale High School. CourtneyOn Rengertthe mound isthe backLady forCougars her juniorwill look seasonto sophomore after turningLauren inArndt a solidwho 2015threw 61.1season. Rengertinnings waslast yearthirdas onshe theposted teama inteam battingbest 3.08 averageearned (.299)run average. and totalSupporting hits (40)Riffell in and2015. She led Arndtthe Ladyin the Cougarscircle this seasonwith fourwill triplesbe freshmen and Aryannawas tiedBrown, for sixthCourtney in thatRengert. category with the CrossroadsFreshman League.Nikki RengertJenkins will playedadd additional well defensivelydepth in the withyinfield 142positions. putoutsJenkins andcomplete 58 assistss a group of eight freshmen this season that will compete for the cougars. in 205 totalThe Ladychances.Cougars In willthelook circle,to open Rengertup the earnedseason asfourthey victorieshead to Floridaand ownedfor the annuala 3.41 ERA in 74spring inningstrip where pitched.they will play ten games in six days. The trip opens up March 13 against Trinity Christian College followed by games against Trinity International University, Lourdes University, HayleySaint GrayThomas returnsUniversity, for herIndiana seniorInstitute seasonof Technology, after puttingMidland togetherUniversity, anotherand one strongfinal game2015 against Indiana Institute of Technology to wrap up the spring trip on March 18.The Cougars will campaign.begin play Grayin the recordedCrossroads a League.279 battingbeginning averageMarch 22ndwith withfivea doubledoubles,header oneat homeSpring run,Arbor and 25 University.RBI with 38 total hits. Konnor Byers was second on the team last year at the plate and will MVNUbe backwill incompete the lineupagainst asthe a otherseniornine in schools2016. Byersin the conference hit at a .315this spring,clip withBethel eight doubles,(Ind.) College, one tripleHun tingtonand 26(Ind.) RBIUniversity, with 47 totalthe University hits. of Saint Francis (Ind.), Marian (Ind.) University, Grace (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Indiana Wesleyan University, Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) University will all challenge for the six spots for a berth In theto the circle,conference Anna tournament.Boue’ returnsBethel asand a sophomoreMarian each startafterthe leadingseason theafter teamreceiving in winsvotes within 10 theduringpreseason the 2015NAIA season.poll. She had 16 complete games and struck out 109 opposing "This year is a little bit different in how the conference is scheduled." said Howald. "We will battersnow bein making142.1 inningsa trip to every pitched. school At in the the plate,conference she thisproduced season asa .287we play batting two games average at each with 33 site.hits, Four including game series nine doubles,against every a home team in run, the andconference 17 RBI. will Laurenbe an adjustment. Arndt could Our alsogoal issee to moremake time it toin the the conference circle this tournament. year after Weposting feel once four we wins get ininto 2015. tournament She had play sixanything complete can gameshappen, and we a willshutout be aiming in 64.2 for a innings.spot in the top six." 15 Cougar Softball 2016 SEASON OUTLOOK The LadyThe CougarsMount Vernon will haveNazarene quiteUniversity a few newwomen's facesfastpitch on thesoftball rosterteam this isseasonprepped includingto begin incomingaction this freshmenspring. The andLady transfers.Cougars Allisoneagerly awaitHarris,the Meganchance toKitchen,get on the Jenniferfield after Kuerlic,a winter Harof - ley preparationRickards, indoors.Amanda Rose, Emily Kauble, Morgan Wells, Cassidy Cain, Cheryl Clum, MVNU is coming off of an 8-22 season last year with a 4-14 mark in their second season in andthe CerenaCrossroads WoodgeardLeague. Last willyear all lookthe Lady to makeCougars an softballimpactteam in theirwas ledfirstby ayearnumber at MVNU.of new faces and a predominately underclassmen squad. As the Lady Cougars enter the spring season MVNUthey will once openagain the relyseasonon a youngon Tuesdaygroup of againsttalented players.FranklinThe Collegeteam possesses (Ind.) andjust Clearytwo Universityseniors and (Mich.).zero juniors, The Ladyhowever, Cougarscoach Jeanawill alsoHowald battleis optimisticPoint Parkabout Universitywhat the team (Pa.),can Saintdo. "Last year our freshman received a lot of playing experience," said Howald, who begins her Thomas25th season Universityat MVNU (Fla.),with Lourdesa 494-427 Universitycareer record. (Ohio),"They sawDavenporta lot of innings, Universityand in (Mich.),a way Cornerstonewere thrown Universityinto the fire (Mich.),of college Ohiosoftball, Christianour hope University,is that this experience Bellevuewill Universitypay off for (Neb.),us this Purdueseason." University – Calumet (Ind.), and Trinity Christian College (Ill.). The Lady Cougars will be led by senior second baseman Kara Morrison. Morrison paced the cougars in hitting last year with a .350 batting average as she started all 30 games and was MVNUnamed willto competethe All-Crossroads againstLeague the otherHonorable nine schoolsMention team.in the conference this spring, Bethel (Ind.) College,Senior Ashley HuntingtonRiffell will (Ind.)lead theUniversity,pitching staff theafter Universityposting aof6 -Saint6 record Francisand a 4.82 (Ind.),earned Mar- ian run(Ind.)average University,as she logged Gracethe (Ind.)most College,innings (81.1) Goshenof anyone (Ind.)on College,the staff in Indiana2013. Wesleyan University,Sophomore Spring HannahArbor (Mich.)Shaffer (.282,University,18 RBI) andwill spendTaylortime (Ind.)in centerfield Universityas willwell allas catchingchallenge this season, after starting 29 games in 2013. Freshmen Sierra Enrique and Michaela Williams will for lookthe totopadd eightdepth spotsat catcher for athis berthseason. to the conference tournament. Hannah Pratt will lead the way at first base as she returns from playing 14 games last season. Joining her in the mix at first base will be freshman Ashley Flautt and freshman Megan Biedelman who comes off of a successful freshman season for the MVNU Women's Basketball team. Sophomore Konnor Byers (.271,12 RBI) returns to shortstop this season after starting all 30 games for the Cougars last season. Byers also fielded at a .870 clip as she committed just 13 errors in 100 chances. At third base, sophomore Hayley Gray (.211, 14 RBI) returns to action as she started 27 games last season for the Cougars. Gray led the team with 2 homeruns last season. The outfield core will be led by sophomore left fielder Keli Thompson (.267, 14 runs scored.) Thompson started 29 games for the cougars as she lead the team with 6 steals in 7 attempts. Joining Thompson in the outfield will be Cambree Moser (.238, 9 RBI) in right field. Freshman Brianna Patterson will see time in centerfield in her first season after graduating last year from Waynedale High School. On the mound the Lady Cougars will look to sophomore Lauren Arndt who threw 61.1 innings last year as she posted a team best 3.08 earned run average. Supporting Riffell and Arndt in the circle this season will be freshmen Aryanna Brown, Courtney Rengert. Freshman Nikki Jenkins will add additional depth in the infield positions. Jenkins completes a group of eight freshmen this season that will compete for the cougars. The Lady Cougars will look to open up the season as they head to Florida for the annual spring trip where they will play ten games in six days. The trip opens up March 13 against Trinity Christian College followed by games against Trinity International University, Lourdes University, Saint Thomas University, Indiana Institute of Technology, Midland University, and one final game against Indiana Institute of Technology to wrap up the spring trip on March 18.The Cougars will begin play in the Crossroads League beginning March 22nd with a double header at Spring Arbor University. MVNU will compete against the other nine schools in the conference this spring, Bethel (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, the University of Saint Francis (Ind.), Marian (Ind.) University, Grace (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Indiana Wesleyan University, Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) University will all challenge for the six spots for a berth to the conference tournament. Bethel and Marian each start the season after receiving votes in the preseason NAIA poll. "This year is a little bit different in how the conference is scheduled." said Howald. "We will now be making a trip to every school in the conference this season as we play two games at each site. Four game series against every team in the conference will be an adjustment. Our goal is to make it to the conference tournament. We feel once we get into tournament play anything can happen, we will be aiming for a spot in the top six." 16 Cougar Softball Season Results Page 1 of 2

2015 RESULTS

DateDate OpponentOpponent ScoreScore Record W L T of Pitcher RecordRecord Attend 03/13/153-8 # nvs. Hannibal-LaGrangeFrancis (Ill.) (Mo.)2-10 1-3Wildermuth L (0-1) 0-10-1 0 03/13/15 n Northwood (Fla.) 0-1 L 0-2 0 03/14/153-8 # nvs. Northwood Cornerstone (Fla.) (Mich.) 2-311-8Arndt W (0-1) 1-20-2 0 03/16/153-9 # nvs. Indiana Hillsd aleTech (Mich.) 8-2 0-4Riffell L (1-0) 1-31-2 0 03/16/153-9 # nvs. Rio Cornerstone Grande (Ohio) (Mich.) 0-9 1-2Hart L (0-1) 1-41-3 0 03/17/153-11 # nvs. Indiana Saint TechXavier (Ill.) 0-1 1-5Arndt L (0-2) 1-51-4 0 03/17/15 n Rio Grande (Ohio) 3-11 L 1-6 0 03/18/153-11 # nvs. Rio Saint Grande Xavier (Ohio) (Ill.) 0-410-3Riffell W (1-1) 2-61-5 0 03/18/153-12 # nvs. Gallaudet Marian University(Mich.) 3-411-2Arndt W (0-3) 3-61-6 0 03/21/153-12 *# hvs. Huntington Marian (Mich (Ind.).) 5-6 8-0Wildermuth W (0-2)4-6, 1-0 CL1-7 76 03/21/153-13 *# hvs. Huntington Alderson (Ind.)Broaddus 6-3 4-3Riffell W (2-1) 5-6, 2-0 CL2-7 83 03/25/15 * h Goshen (Ind.) 5-0 W 6-6, 3-0 CL 57 03/25/153-13 *# hvs. Goshen Spring (Ind.) Arbor (Mich.) 6-5 7-0Riffell W (3-1) 7-6, 4-0 CL3-7 76 03/30/153-23 *at a Kenyon Marian (Ind.) 1-5 6-9Wilermuth L (0-3) 7-73-8 107 03/30/153-23 *at a Kenyon Marian (Ind.) 8-0 1-5Riffell L (4-1) 7-84-8 83 03/31/153-29 * hat TaylorHuntington (Ind.) (Ind.) 9-8 5-6Wildermuth L (1-3)7-9, 4-3 CL5-8 56 03/31/15 * h Taylor (Ind.) 1-10 L 7-10, 4-4 CL 67 04/01/153-29 * hat SaintHuntington Francis (Ind.)(Ind.) 10-114-6Riffell L (4-3) 7-11, 4-5 CL5-9 57 04/01/153-30 * hat SaintMarian Francis (Ind.) (Ind.) 3-8 8-0Arndt W (0-4) 8-11, 5-55-10 67 04/03/153-30 * aat IndianaMarian Wesleyan(Ind.) 1-9 1-6Riffell L (4-3) 8-12, 5-6 CL5-11 0 04/03/154-5 * aat IndianaGrace (Ind.)Wesleyan 2-6 0-4Arndt L (0-5) 8-13, 5-7 CL5-12 0 04/04/15 * a Bethel (Ind.) 14-5 W 0 04/04/154-5 * aat BethelGrace (Ind.) (Ind.) 1-412-3Wildermuth W (110-13,-4) 7-7 CL5-13 0 04/06/154-6 * aat GraceGoshe (Ind.)n (Ind.) 11-11-7Riffell L (5-3) 10-14, 7-8 CL6-13 0 04/06/154-6 * aat GraceGoshen (Ind.) (Ind.) 1-2 1-9Wildermuth L (1 10-15,-5) 7-9 CL6-14 0 04/07/154-9 * aTAYLOR Goshen (Ind.) 9-1013-1Arndt W (0-6) 11-15, 8-9 CL6-15 0 04/07/15 * a Goshen (Ind.) 8-0 W 12-15, 9-9 CL 0 04/10/154-9 * aTAYLOR Spring Arbor (Ind.) (Mich.) 3-6 2-3Wildermuth L 12-16,(1-6) 9-10 CL6-16 43 04/10/154-13 * aSPRING Spring ArborARBOR (Mich.) (Mich.) 8-4 8-7Riffell W (6-3) 13-16, 10-10 CL7-16 55 04/11/154-13 * aSPRING Huntington ARBOR (Ind.) (Mich.) 3-7 0-2Wildermuth L 13-17, (1-7) 10-11 CL7-17 0 04/11/154-20 * aINDIANA Huntington WESLEYAN (Ind.) 2-120-4Riffell L (6-4) 13-18, 10-12 CL7-18 0 04/14/154-20 * aINDIANA Saint Francis WESLEYAN (Ind.) 4-126-1Arndt W (0-7) 14-18, 11-12 CL7-19 33 04/14/15 * a Saint Francis (Ind.) 12-4 W 15-18, 12-12 CL 47 04/15/154-22 * hBETHEL Spring Arbor (Ind.) (Mich.) 0-3 5-7Riffell L (6-5) 15-19, 12-13 CL7-20 89 04/15/154-22 * hBETHEL Spring Arbor (Ind.) (Mich.) 3-5 8-6Arndt W (0-8) 16-19, 13-137-21 86 04/17/154-25 * hST. Grace FRANCIS (Ind.) (Ind.) 3-150-7Riffell L (6-6) 16-20, 13-14 CL7-22 70 04/17/154-25 * hST. Grace FRANCIS (Ind.) (Ind.) 9-8 5-4Wildermuth W 17-20, (2-7) 14-14 CL8-22 90 04/18/15 * h Marian (Ind.) 2-6 L 17-21, 14-15 CL 112 04/18/15 * h Marian (Ind.) 0-6 L 17-22, 14-16 CL 116 04/22/15 * a Taylor (Ind.)HOME GAMES IN ALL1-7 CAPITALS L 17-23, 14-17 CL 32 04/22/15 * a Taylor (Ind.) * Crossroads League0-3 games L 17-24, 14-18 CL 64 04/24/15 * h Indiana Wesleyan# Spring Trip games (Clermont6-9 L, Fla.) 17-25, 14-19 CL 71 04/24/15 * h Indiana Wesleyan 1-9 L 17-26, 14-20 CL 91 04/27/15 * h Bethel (Ind.) 8-0 W 18-26, 15-20 CL 59 04/27/15 * h Bethel (Ind.) 7-5 W 19-26, 16-20 75 04/29/15 n Indiana Wesleyan 0-12 L 0-1 75 04/29/15 n Taylor (Ind.) 2-3 L 0-2 133

Record: W-L Attendance Summary: Dates Totals Average Overall: (19-28) Home 18 1398 77 Conference: (16-20) Away 18 464 25 Non-Conf: (3-8) Neutral 11 208 18 file:///C:/Daktronics/DakStats%20Baseball/sresults_1.htm17 l 2/12/2016 Cougar Softball Season Box Page 1 of 1 2015 STATISTICS

Record:Player 19-28-0 Home:G AVG 9-9-0AB Away:R 7-11-0H Neutral:2B 3B 3-8-0HR Conference:RBI SLG% 16-20-0BB SO SB OB%

ScoreMorrison by Innings30 .350 103 1 219 3 436 5 61 7 80 9 - 0 R 8 .359 6 11 5 .391 OpponentsHart 2 .333 333 39 351 29 281 390 13 01 2 -0 218 0 1.000 0 2 0 .333 MountWildermuth Vernon Nazarene4 .286 (Oh 507 17 300 42 282 301 12 10 0 -0 210 3 .429 3 0 0 .500 Shaffer 29 .282 85 15 24 4 2 0 18 .376 6 12 4 .326 BattingBerryman 23GPGS.281 AVG64 AB R9 H2B3BHR18 4 RBI0 TB0 SLG% 4 BB .344 HBP SO GDP4 OB%SFSHSB13 0 .343 SBA Shaffer, Hannah 47 47 0.417 151 40 63 17 2 8 47108 0.715 8 1 9 1 0.444 2 0 6 8 Byers,Wade Konnor29 47 47.278 0.31590 14910 17 4725 8 16 0 260 572 0.383 17 7.411 0 9 2 3 0.34216 22 2.290 0 0 Rengert,Byers Courtney30 46 45.271 0.29985 13415 26 4023 6 42 1 190 571 0.425 12 13 .329 1 14 14 1 0.358 14 35 3.373 2 3 Boue', Anna 42 36 0.287 115 14 33 9 0 1 17 45 0.391 7 0 17 1 0.328 0 3 0 0 Gray,Thompson Hayley29 47 47.267 0.2798 1366 14 18 3823 5 02 1 250 460 0.338 9 19 .291 2 18 8 0 0.37611 06 0.347 0 0 Enrique,Moser Sierra29 42 37.238 0.270 80 12615 26 3419 4 24 1 130 451 0.357 8 12 .325 3 512 3 0.345 20 12 3.344 8 8 Wade, Morgan 33 23 0.257 70 10 18 3 0 0 9 21 0.300 4 0 9 0 0.297 0 0 1 1 Moser,Basinger Cambree30 44 43.231 0.25478 6713 10 1718 4 01 02 6 210 0.313 8 13 .295 1 19 12 0 0.383 21 0 2.333 4 4 Mackey,Gray Courtney27 37 34.211 0.23976 109 228 2616 0 14 01 5 282 0.257 14 9.368 1 16 1 1 0.303 19 01 7.218 2 4 Carpenter, Natalie 43 34 0.225 71 14 16 4 1 1 13 25 0.352 11 0 23 0 0.325 1 4 2 2 Pratt,Pratt Hannah19 18 17.158 0.14338 35 43 56 0 11 00 3 70 0.200 2 4.184 0 7 1 0 0.231 11 02 2.175 0 0 Bryner,Riffell Savannah2 33 26.000 0.1342 67 70 90 1 00 00 6 100 0.149 0 6.000 2 11 0 0 0.227 0 00 0.000 0 0 Brown, Aryanna 16 11 0.048 21 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0.048 1 0 12 0 0.091 0 0 0 0 Williams,Bauman Michaela5 9.000 0 0.0000 5 21 00 0 0 0 00 1 00 0.000 0 0.000 0 2 0 0 0.000 0 00 0.000 0 0 Arndt,MVNU Lauren30 16 12.265 0.000797 0123 0 2110 0 030 06 0 06 0.000103 0.340 0 069 0 0.000150 27 0 0.327 0 0 Total: 47 0.276 1256 210 347 61 12 13 192471 0.375 114 11171 10 0.340 9 26 25 30 Opponents:Opponents 3047.294 0.296821 1264 218183 374341 45 630 14 1894733 12 0.374154 100.381 14181132 7 0.352147 3 77 24.396 48 63

LOB - Team (287), Opp (291). IBB - Team (0), Opp (0). Picked Off - Team (1), Opp (0)

Pitching ERA2013 W LGPGSCGSHOCBOSVPITCHING IP H RSTATISTICS ER BB SO2B3BHR TBFB/AvgWPHBPBKSFASHA Boue', Anna 3.201012 26 20 16 3 0 1142.1147 89 65 56109 18 5 5 652 0.257 10 8 0 2 14 Rengert, Courtney3.41 4 8 16 12 7 2 0 0 74.0 98 53 36 14 25 14 0 2 344 0.303 5 3 0 1 3 Bryner,Player Savannah 4.42ERA 1 2W 9-L 3 0G-GS 0CG 0 1SHO 19.0 28SV 14 12IP 8 15H 3 0R 1ER 95 0.333BB SO 3B/AVG 1 0 1 1 Arndt,Arndt Lauren 5.413.08 4 6 160-8 12 611-10 1 07 1 64.2101 0 0 62 5061.1 22 3268 10 153 6 31927 0.35438 49 8 2.266 0 3 6 Total: 3.801928 47 29 6 0 3300.0374218163100181 45 6 141410 0.296 26 14 0 7 24 Opponents:Hart 3.6128193.82 470-1 22 1-1 7 50 2306.1347210158114171 0 0 3.2 3 6112 1314163 2 0.276 5 26 0 11.231 0 9 26 Riffell 4.82 6-6 16-11 9 1 0 81.1 90 69 56 70 75 .279

FieldingWildermuth 5.71 GP2- GS7 12- C8 PO5 A 0 E FLD%0 49.0 DP TP80 SBA58 RCS40 SBA%19 PB23 CI.349 OBS Bryner,MVNU Savannah4.48 338-22 2637 175-37 16721 71 10 0.994195.1 6 241 0183 0 0125 0.000132 147 0 0.294 0 Wade, Morgan 33 23 89 77 11 1 0.989 1 0 18 4 0.818 4 0 0 Rengert,Opponents Courtney2.80 4622- 458 37 205-37 14220 584 51 0.976 200.0 3 211 0123 2 080 1.00069 150 0 0.265 0 Brown, Aryanna 16 11 79 77 0 2 0.975 3 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 Shaffer, Hannah 47 47 38 36 1 1 0.974 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 Enrique, Sierra 42 37 145 118 23 4 0.972 2 0 29 11 0.725 16 1 0 Boue', Anna 422013 36 69TEAM 21 45 3 0.957LEADERS 2 0 0 1 0.000 0 0 0 Byers, Konnor 47 47 191 73 109 9 0.953 4 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 Mackey, Courtney 37 34 77 40 32 5 0.935 3 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 Gray,Hits: Hayley 3647– 47Kara 160 Morrison 55 94 11Wins: 0.931 3 0 06 0– Ashley 0.000 Riffle 0 0 0 Carpenter, Natalie 43 34 68 40 22 6 0.912 2 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 Moser,Batting Cambree average: .44350 43–Kara 47 Morrison 38 3 6Losses: 0.872 0 0 08 0 – Lauren 0.000 Arndt 0 0 0 Arndt,Doubles Lauren: 616– Morgan 12 11 Wade 3 6 2Saves: 0.818 1 0 00 0 – No 0.000 One 0 0 0 Pratt, Hannah 18 17 16 13 0 3 0.813 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 Williams,Triples: Michaela 29– Shaffer 0 0& Basinger 0 0 0Innings 0.000 pitched: 0 0 081.1 0– 0.000Ashley 0 Rif 0fle 0 Total: 47 1370 900 411 59 0.957 15 0 49 16 0.754 20 1 0 Opponents:Home runs: 247– Wade 1353 & Gray 919 373 61ERA: 0.955 2 0 253.08 5 – 0.833Lauren 9 Arndt 0 0 Runs scored: 19 –Kara Morrison Strikeouts: 75 – Ashley Riffle

Runs batted in: 18 –DakStatsShaffer by DaktronicsWa Inc.lks: Brookings, SD 70 – Ashley Riffle Stolen bases: 6 – Keli Thompson Complete games: 9 – Ashley Riffle Slugging %: .376 –Hannah Shaffer Shutouts: 1 – Ashley Riffle

file:///C:/Daktronics/DakStats%20Baseball/soverall_1.html 2/12/2016 18 Cougar Softball 2015 INDIVIDUAL HONORS Lauren Arndt: Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete

Konnor Byers: Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete

Hayley Gray: Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete

Cambree Moser: Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete

Courtney Rengert: Crossroads League Honorable Mention

Hannah Shaffer: Crossroads League First Team CoSIDA Capital One 1st Team Academic All-District NFCA NAIA 2nd Team Midwest All-Region Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete

Morgan Wade: Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete

19 Cougar Softball MVNU’S AFFILIATIONS The Crossroads League, formerly the Mid- Central College Conference, was founded in 1959 and is one of the oldest conferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The Crossroads League currently consists of 10 institutions located in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio: Bethel (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Grace (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marian (Ind.) University, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) University, the University of Saint Francis (Ind.), Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) University. The purpose of the Crossroads League is to promote intercollegiate athletics in a well-rounded athletic program, maintain high ideals, and to promote sportsmanship. The conference sponsors championships in 14 sports (seven for men and seven for women). Crossroads League student athletes and teams also make their mark on the NAIA national level by virtue of national championships, All-Americans, Scholar- Athletes, national rankings, and statistical leaders. For complete information on the conference as well as up-to-date standings, statistics, and stories for each sport, go to: www.crossroadsleague.com

Throughout its history, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate sports. Since its introduction of intercollegiate basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained the highest standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. Time and time again, the NAIA has stepped forward to address the important issues of the day – be it racial integration in the ‘40s and ‘50s or establishing the first women’s championship program in 1980. The NAIA has not been afraid to enact changes while others have watched and waited. 20 Cougar Softball MVNU’S AFFILIATIONS

With its major emphasis on educational development, it was natural for the NAIA to further strengthen academic eligibility requirements in the mid-1980s. All NAIA participating student-athletes must maintain a certain grade point average while accumulating credit hours for a declared academic degree. Unlike other associations, NAIA student- athlete academic eligibility is monitored on a semester-by-semester basis. The Scholar-Athlete program, a longstanding NAIA tradition, recognizes junior and senior student-athletes with a minimum 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale.

Since 1937, the NAIA has administered athletics programs and championships in proper balance with the overall collegiate educational experience. Serving higher education in this manner is a responsibility the NAIA does not take lightly. It is a relationship built on confidence and trust – a relationship strengthened year after year.

The National Christian College Athletic Association is a miracle organization. Over the years, an idea has become a reality providing Christian student-athletes in Christian colleges and universities both an opportunity for fellowship and competition on a national level. The NCCAA game plan is to produce true winners – a game plan that will carry an individual through his or her entire life. The game plan is devised to draw out the student-athlete’s greatest potential in body, mind, and spirit.

Since its first tournament in 1968, the NCCAA has grown to encompass more than 100 Christian colleges and universities nationwide, both liberal arts and Bible colleges in stature. The participating schools are dedicated not only to the best athletic competition possible, but also to exemplifying Jesus Christ in everything. The NCCAA is an organization bringing Christian colleges and universities together not just for athletic competition. More importantly, it is an organization bringing schools together which have common goals in Christian higher education. 21 Cougar Softball 2015 CROSSROADS FINAL STANDINGS SCHOOL CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct W L T Pct Marian 31 5 .861 40 14 .741 Indiana Wesleyan 26 8 .765 47 12 .797 Taylor 26 8 .765 36 16 .692 Grace 19 17 .528 32 27 .542 Huntington 18 18 .500 23 25 .479 Saint Francis 16 18 .417 22 23 .489 Mount Vernon Nazarene 16 20 .444 19 28 .404 Bethel 10 26 .278 15 32 .319 Spring Arbor 9 25 .265 15 32 .319 Goshen 5 31 .139 5 42 .106 2015 CROSSROADS LEAGUE HONORS Crossroads League Coach of the Year: Scott Fleming, Marian Crossroads League Regular Season Champions: Marian Crossroads League Tournament Champions: Indiana Wesleyan Crossroads League Player of the Year: Erica Miller, Marian Crossroads League Pitcher of the Year: Amanda Wintrow, Bethel Crossroads League Newcomer of the Year: Alex Springer, Indiana Wesleyan All Crossroads League Team: Davis Carter, Fr, C/1B, Taylor; Katie DePew, Jr, INF, Huntington; Chelsey Hartman, Sr, OF, Marian; Clarissa Knight, So, UT, Grace; Sara Kreitzer, So, UT, Indiana Wesleyan; Alex Lovelace, So, OF, Taylor; Melanie Meyer, Sr, OF, Goshen; Erica Miller, So, INF/OF, Marian; Natalie Newell, Sr, P/INF, Bethel; Haley Nixon, Fr, P/OF, Indiana Wesleyan; Cassie Perry, Fr, P/1B, Marian; Logan Personett, So, OF/INF, Marian; Kelsey Richard, So, INF, Saint Francis; Hannah Shaffer, Jr, UT, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Brooke Shell, Sr, OF, Grace; Erica Smith, Jr, C, Saint Francis; Alex Springer, Fr, C/1B, Indiana Wesleyan; Amanda Wintrow, So, P/1B, Marian

All Crossroads League Honorable Mention: Katie Claxon, Sr, C, Bethel; Lauren Ehle, So, C/3B, Taylor; Chandler Elliott, Fr, P/1B, Grace; Janessa Guevara, Jr, P, Indiana Wesleyan; Alyssa Keller, Jr, C, Saint Francis; Sam Langley, Sr, INF, Goshen; Emily Puterbaugh, Jr, P, Huntington; Courtney Rengert, So, P, Mount Vernon Naz.; Kaitlyn Sinclair, Jr, P/3B, Spring Arbor;

Crossroads League Gold Glove Team: Gabby Bogear, Jr, 2B/P, Indiana Wesleyan; Chelsey Hartman, Sr, OF, Marian; Kelsey Kooistra, Fr, SS/OF, Indiana Wesleyan; Alex Lovelace, So, OF, Taylor; Ashley Miller, Jr, P/1B, Taylor; Erica Miller, So, INF/OF, Marian; Haley Nixon, Fr, P/OF, Indiana Wesleyan; Logan Personett, So, INF/OF, Marian; Erica Smith, Jr, C, Saint Francis;

22 Cougar Softball 2015 CROSSROADS LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Batting Average (min. 2.5 AB/Game): Hits Per Game: 1 Erica Miller, Marian .485 1 Logan Personett, Marian 1.76 2 Logan Personett, Marian .482 2 Alex Lovelace, Taylor 1.58 3 Alexandrea Springer, IWU .450 3 Erica Miller, Marian 1.53 4 Alex Lovelace, Taylor .448 4 Brooke Shell, Grace 1.51 5 Kelsey Richard, Saint Francis .443 5 Melanie Meyer, Goshen 1.46 6 Melanie Meyer, Goshen .438 6 Hannah Priskorn, Huntington 1.38 7 Carter Davis, Taylor .429 7 Chandler Elliott, Grace 1.36 8 Clarissa Knight, Taylor .425 8 Davis Carter, Taylor 1.35 8 Hannah Priskorn, Huntington .425 9 Hannah Shaffer, MVNU 1.34 10 Erica Smith, Saint Francis .423 10 Alexandrea Springer, IWU 1.31

Runs Scored Per Game: Runs Batted In Per Game: 1 Logan Personett, Marian 1.33 1 Chelsey Hartman, Marian 1.30 2 Erica Miller, Marian 1.30 2 Alexandrea Springer, IWU 1.16 3 Brooke Shell, Grace 1.10 3 Carter Davis, Taylor 1.04 4 Sara Kreitzer, IWU 1.09 4 Hannah Shaffer, MVNU 1.00 5 Clarrisa Knight, Grace 1.00 4 Erica Miller, Marian 1.00 6 Alex Lovelace, Taylor 0.96 6 Chandler Elliott, Grace 0.95 7 Lauren Ehle, Taylor 0.94 7 Kelsey Richard, Saint Francis 0.91 8 Sam Hemming, IWU 0.92 8 Clarissa Knight, Grace 0.86 9 Gabby Bogear, IWU 0.90 9 Alyssa Hiple, Huntington 0.85 10 Hannah Shaffer, MVNU 0.85 10 Kelsey Meyers, IWU 0.82

Home Runs Per Game: Innings Pitched Per Game: 1 Alexandrea Springer, IWU 0.31 1 Emily Puterbaugh, Huntington 5.58 2 Chelsey Hartman, Marian 0.26 2 Anna Boue’, MVNU 5.47 3 Davis Carter, Taylor 0.18 3 Heather Zengler, Saint Francis 5.42 3 Erica Smith, Saint Francis 0.18 4 Natalie Newell, Bethel 5.28 3 Morgan Allison, Taylor 0.18 5 Kelsey Brown, Spring Arbor 5.25 6 Lauren Ehle, Huntington 0.17 6 Hannah Robbins, Taylor 5.15 6 Hannah Shaffer, MVNU 0.17 6 Amanda Wintrow, Marian 5.15 8 Kelsey Richard, Saint Francis 0.16 8 Cassie Perry, Marian 5.13 8 Ashley Miller, Taylor 0.16 9 Kaitlyn Sinclair, Spring Arbor 5.03 10 Two tied at 0.15 10 Hannah Klebesadel, Taylor 4.88

Earned Run Average: Strikeouts Per Seven Innings: 1 Haley Nixon, IWU 2.10 1 Natalie Newell, Bethel 8.04 2 Janessa Guevara, IWU 2.30 2 Carlie Weaver, IWU 7.90 3 Natalie Newell, Bethel 2.58 3 Emily Puterbaugh, Huntington 7.16 4 Carlie Weaver, IWU 2.78 4 Katy Guebard, Saint Francis 6.70 5 Amanda Wintrow, Marian 2.89 5 Haley Nixon, IWU 5.64 6 Hannah Robbins, Taylor 2.90 6 Anna Boue’, MVNU 5.36 7 Emily Puterbaugh, Huntington 2.98 7 Hannah Adams, Grace 5.28 8 Cassie Perry, Marian 3.06 8 Hannah Robbins, Taylor 5.13 9 Alex Shipley, Grace 3.17 9 Janessa Guevara, IWU 4.90 9 Hannah Klebesadel, Taylor 3.17 10 Hannah Klebesadel, Taylor 4.79

School Abbreviation Key: MVNU = Mount Vernon Nazarene University IWU= Indiana Wesleyan university 23 Cougar Softball YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Year Won Lost Tied Pct. Coach 1985 14 9 0 .609 Lora Donoho 1986 25 6 1 .781 Lora Donoho 1987 24 8 1 .750 Lora Donoho 1988 29 11 0 .725 Keith Veale 1989 33 10 0 .767 Keith Veale 1990 26 10 0 .722 Jeana Howald 1991 25 10 0 .714 Jeana Howald 1992 35 10 0 .778 Jeana Howald 1993 24 17 0 .585 Jeana Howald 1994 22 15 0 .595 Jeana Howald 1995 29 17 0 .630 Jeana Howald 1996 13 18 0 .419 Jeana Howald 1997 21 21 0 .500 Jeana Howald 1998 20 16 0 .556 Jeana Howald 1999 16 24 0 .400 Jeana Howald 2000 17 19 0 .472 Jeana Howald 2001 20 18 0 .526 Jeana Howald 2002 25 19 0 .568 Jeana Howald 2003 29 20 0 .592 Jeana Howald 2004 23 17 0 .575 Jeana Howald 2005 17 18 0 .486 Jeana Howald 2006 16 23 0 .410 Jeana Howald 2007 22 14 0 .611 Jeana Howald 2008 26 20 0 .565 Jeana Howald 2009 22 17 0 .564 Jeana Howald 2010 18 19 0 .486 Jeana Howald 2011 9 19 0 .321 Jeana Howald 2012 11 26 0 .297 Jeana Howald 2013 8 22 0 .267 Jeana Howald 2014 21 20 0 .512 Jeana Howald 2015 19 28 0 .404 Jeana Howald CAREER COACHING RECORDS Coach Won Lost Pct. Years Lora Donoho 63 23 .716* 1985-1987 Keith Veale 62 21 .747 1988-1989 Jeana Howald 534 477 .528 1990-present Totals: 659 521 .558* 30 years * includes two ties (one in 1986 and one in 1987)

24 Cougar Softball MVNU HONOR ROLL

NAIA All-Americans:

Lori Brown Teresa Sheets NAIA First Team 1994 NAIA Honorable Mention 1995 NAIA Second Team 1993 NCCAA First Team 1995 and 1996

NCCAA First Team All-Americans:

Lori Sours Shelly Aldrich Amanda Triplett 1997 1998 2000, 2001, and 2002

Tara Hines Laura Kot Stephanie Johnson 2001 2004 and 2007 2005 and 2006

Conference Players of the Year:

Treisa Nedrow (1989) Kendra Lambert (1990) Lori Brown (1992 and 1993) Laura Kot (2007)

NAIA District 22 Players of the Year:

Treisa Nedrow (1989) Andrea Marin (1991) Lori Brown (1992, 1993, and 1994) 25 Cougar Softball MVNU INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most At Bats – Career: 550 Stephanie Johnson (2003-2006) Most At Bats – Season: 165 Lori Brown (1992) 165 Stephanie Johnson (2003) Most At Bats – Game: 7 Set 2 times – most recent in 2005

Most Hits – Career: 260 Lori Brown (1991-1994) Most Hits – Season: 82 Lori Brown (1992) Most Hits – Game: 5 Set 3 times – most recent in 2014 Most Runs Scored – Career: 167 Lori Brown (1991-1994) Most Runs Scored – Season: 57 Molly Malone (1992) Most Runs Scored – Game: 5 Lora Thompson vs. Tiffin (1989) 5 Molly Malone vs. Huntington (1991) Most Doubles – Career: 57 Stephanie Johnson (2003-2006) Most Doubles – Season: 23 Molly Malone (1992) Most Doubles – Game: 4 Molly Malone vs. Huntington (1991) Most Triples – Career: 33 Lori Brown (1991-1994) Most Triples – Season: 14 Lori Brown (1993) Most Triples – Game: 2 Set 7 times – most recent in 2006 Most Home Runs – Career: 24 Amanda Triplett (1999-2002) Most Home Runs – Season: 11 Amanda Triplett (2002) Most Home Runs – Game: 2 Set 8 times – most recent in 2015 Most Runs Batted In – Career: 153 Lori Brown (1991-1994) Most Runs Batted In – Season: 50 Lori Brown (1994) Most Runs Batted In – Game: 8 Teresa Sheets vs. OH Dominican (1994) Best Batting Average – Career: .488 Lori Brown (1991-1994) Best Batting Average – Season: .563 Lori Brown (1993) Most Stolen Bases – Career: 49 Leslie Banichar (2007-2010) Most Stolen Bases – Season: 23 Barb Mollica (1985) Most Stolen Bases – Game: 3 Set 6 times – most recent in 2008 Most Pitching Wins – Career: 57 Treisa Nedrow (1987-1990) Most Pitching Wins – Season: 22 Julie Ray (1992) Most Strikeouts – Career: 433 Treisa Nedrow (1987-1990) Most Strikeouts – Season: 146 Candace White (2009) Most Strikeouts – Game: 13 Treisa Nedrow vs. Rutgers (1989) Lowest ERA – Career: 0.97 Andrea Marin (1989-1991) Lowest ERA – Season: 0.73 Treisa Nedrow (1989) Most Innings Pitched – Career: 558.1 Tara Hines (1998-2001) Most Innings Pitched – Season: 198.2 Candace White (2009) Most Innings Pitched – Game: 12.0 Kristin Eyerman – twice (2005 & 2006) 26 Cougar Softball MVNU TEAM RECORDS

Most Games Played – Season: 49 (2003)

Most At Bats – Season: 1347 (2003) Most At Bats – Game: 52 vs. Rio Grande (2003) 52 vs. Tiffin (2005)

Most Runs Scored – Season: 314 (1992) Most Runs Scored – Game: 25 vs. Tiffin (1989)

Most Hits – Season: 448 (1992) Most Hits – Game: 21 vs. Otterbein (1992)

Most Singles – Season: 345 (1992) Most Singles – Game: 18 vs. Otterbein (1992)

Most Doubles – Season: 64 (1992) Most Doubles – Game: 9 vs. Huntington (1991)

Most Triples – Season: 32 (1992) Most Triples – Game: 5 vs. Cedarville (1994)

Most Home Runs Season: 18 (2014) Most Home Runs – Game: 4 vs. Denison (1988)

Most Runs Batted In – Season: 266 (1992) Most Runs Batted In – Game: 23 vs. Tiffin (1989)

Highest Batting Average – Season: .359 (1992)

Most Stolen Bases – Season: 90 (1986) Most Stolen Bases – Game: 9 vs. Wittenberg (1985)

Most Putouts – Season: 1002 (2003) Most Putouts – Game: 36 set 3 times (’87, ’05, & ’06)

Most Assists – Season: 509 (2003) Most Assists – Game: 22 vs. Ursuline (2006)

Best Fielding Percentage – Season: .957 (2015) Lowest Earned Run Average – Season: 0.79 (1989)

Most Strikeouts – Season: 216 (2008) Most Strikeouts – Game: 13 vs. Rutgers (1989)

Most Victories – Season: 35 (1992) Best Winning Percentage: .781 (25-6-1 record in 1986) Longest Winning Streak: 19 (1989) 27 Cougar Softball MVNU CAREER LEADERS

Most Games Played: Most At Bats: 1 Jackie Shively 165 (2002-05) 1 Stephanie Johnson 550 (2003-06) 2 Stephanie Johnson 163 (2003-06) 2 Lori Brown 533 (1991-94) 3 Amy Kritzwiser 160 (1992-96) 3 Caitlin Murphy 507 (2007-10) 3 Karly Clay 160 (2006-09) 4 Lora Thompson 506 (1986-89) 5 Debbie Dobson 159 (2000-03) 4 Amy Kritzwiser 506 (1992-96)

Most Hits: Most Singles: 1 Lori Brown 260 (1991-94) 1 Laura Kot 185 (2004-07) 2 Stephanie Johnson 220 (2003-06) 2 Lori Brown 183 (1991-94) 3 Laura Kot 209 (2004-07) 3 Lora Thompson 153 (1986-89) 4 Amanda Triplett 196 (1999-02) 4 Jackie Shively 146 (2002-05) 5 Lora Thompson 184 (1986-89) 5 Two players tied at 139

Most Doubles: Most Triples: 1 Stephanie Johnson 57 (2003-06) 1 Lori Brown 33 (1991-94) 2 Molly Malone 47 (1990-93) 2 Stephanie Johnson 27 (2003-06) 3 Amanda Triplett 40 (1999-02) 3 Teresa Sheets 15 (1993-96) 4 Shelly Aldrich 39 (1997-01) 3 Tiffany Simpson 15 (2002-04) 5 Natalie Wallace 35 (1998-01) 5 Lora Thompson 14 (1986-89)

Most Home Runs: Highest Batting Average: 1 Amanda Triplett 24 (1999-02) 1 Lori Brown .488 (1991-94) 2 Lori Brown 11 (1991-94) 2 Laura Kot .427 (2004-07) 3 Stephanie Johnson 10 (2003-06) 3 Amanda Triplett .400 (1999-02) 3 Hannah Shaffer 10 (2013- ) 3 Stephanie Johnson .400 (2003-06) 5 Amy Featheringham 9 (1987-88) 5 Treisa Nedrow .383 (1987-90)

Most Runs Scored: Most Runs Batted In: 1 Lori Brown 167 (1991-94) 1 Lori Brown 153 (1991-94) 2 Molly Malone 141 (1990-93) 2 Stephanie Johnson 141 (2003-06) 3 Lora Thompson 135 (1986-89) 3 Amanda Triplett 129 (1999-02) 4 Laura Kot 113 (2004-07) 4 Kendra Lambert 125 (1989-92) 5 Stephanie Johnson 112 (2003-06) 5 Dee Sudnick 112 (1989-92)

Most Walks: 1 Molly Malone 79 (1990-93) 2 Cheryl Lowery 77 (1985-87) 3 Dee Sudnick 75 (1989-92) 4 Lora Thompson 73 (1986-89) 5 Kendra Lambert 70 (1989-92)

Most Stolen Bases: 1 Lesley Banichar 49 (2007-10) 2 Jackie Shively 43 (2002-05) 3 Laura Kot 41 (2004-07) 4 Lora Thompson 40 (1986-89) 5 Amy Kritzwiser 38 (1992-96)

Heather Clark in Action

28 Cougar Softball MVNU CAREER LEADERS

Most Pitching Victories: Lowest Earned Run Average: 1 Treisa Nedrow 57 (1987-90) 1 Andrea Marin 0.97 (1989-91) 2 Julie Ray 52 (1991-94) 2 Cori Chapman 1.17 (1985-86) 3 Andrea Marin 45 (1989-91) 3 Treisa Nedrow 1.20 (1987-90) 3 Diana Kirkpatrick 45 (1992-95) 4 Julie Ray 1.81 (1991-94) 3 Tara Hines 45 (1998-01) 4 Heather Clark 1.81 (2003-06) 3 Kristin Eyerman 45 (2005-08)

Most Games Started: Most Complete Games: 1 Treisa Nedrow 80 (1987-90) 1 Treisa Nedrow 80 (1987-90) 2 Heather Clark 79 (2003-06) 2 Tara Hines 73 (1998-01) 3 Tara Hines 78 (1998-01) 3 Julie Ray 71 (1991-94) 4 Kristin Eyerman 76 (2005-08) 3 Heather Clark 71 (2003-06) 5 Julie Ray 75 (1991-94) 5 Kristin Eyerman 65 (2005-08)

Most Innings Pitched: Most Strikeouts: 1 Tara Hines 558.1 (1998-01) 1 Treisa Nedrow 433 (1987-90) 2 Kristin Eyerman 549.0 (2005-08) 2 Kristin Eyerman 359 (2005-08) 3 Heather Clark 540.2 (2003-06) 3 Heather Clark 281 (2003-06) 4 Treisa Nedrow 537.2 (1987-90) 3 Ashley Riffell 281 (2011-14) 5 Julie Ray 500.0 (1991-94) 5 Tara Hines 275 (1998-01)

Most Putouts: Most Assists: 1 Angie Smith 780 (2002-04) 1 Lori Brown 432 (1991-94) 2 Lesley Chevalier 761 (1992-95) 2 Stephanie Johnson 403 (2003-06) 3 Caitlin Murphy 714 (2007-10) 3 Tasha Konkle 368 (2007-10) 4 Melody Blimline 691 (2004-07) 4 Teresa Sheets 367 (1993-96) 5 Carolyn Behr 673 (1990-92) 5 Karly Clay 335 (2006-09)

Kristin Eyerman in Action Stephanie Johnson in Action 29 Cougar Softball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

SPORTSASSISTANT INFORMATION COACHES DIRECTOR Regina Myers is beginning her twenty first season as an assistant Kirk McDonnell enters his second season as the coach at MVNU. She wasDave a catcher/designated Parsons is entering player his for 16theth Lady year Cougars as the Sports Information Director at Mount Vernon Nazarene from 1990-1993, andsports she wasinforma namedtion todirector the Mid at- OhioMVNU Conference and his First21st University after spending six years as the Director of Team in 1991. Myersseason and her working husband, in John,the Cougars’reside in Mountsports Vernoninformation with Athleticsdepartment Communications. Prior to assumingat Belhaven the University role as inSID, their three daughters, Kaylee, Emilee, and Rylee. Jackson,Parsons Mississippi. served as the assistant SID for five years Shelly Payne is handlingbeginningMcDonnell primarily her was tenth involvedtheseason women’s in asall sportsanphases assistant – ofa rolecommunica coach that heat - MVNU. She was tionanbegan infielder for all during 15 for of his theBelhaven’s senior Lady yearCougars athletics at MVNU from programs. and 1999 continued-2002. Duties Ain shortstop, she wasincluded aupon two graduation-time doing American in gamein 1994. Mideaststats, writing Conference press releases, Honorable pro - MentionParsons pick receivedduringducing her the career.Clarence media guides,Payne “Ike” Pearson gameresides notes, Awardin Apple website as theValley NAmaintenance, IAwith SID her of htheusband Year Jeremy,in 2008 andsocial sonwas media,Mason.the MVNU video Staff and Member broadcasting, of the Year along in with2009 game. He served as the NAIAday-SIDA operations President and frompromotions. 2007-2009. He has been a CoSIDA member for 20Prior years to and working served at onBelhaven, various committees. McDonnell worked in radio news and sports for Clear Channel Communications and was a Resident Director, Director of Intramurals, and Sports Broadcaster for Mount Vernon Nazarene University. He also spent time helping out in the Kenyon College Sports Information Department. A native of Delaware, OH, McDonnell is a 1999 graduate of Mount Vernon Nazarene University with a degree in Communications Broadcasting. In 2008, he completed his Master’s of Business Administration degree with an emphasis in Sports, Arts, and Entertainment Management from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA.

MEDIA INFORMATION Visiting media members are encouraged to attend any and all MVNU home games. Cumulative statistics and game notes are available prior to any game upon request and programs are produced for every home game. One phone line is available on a first-come first-served basis, and post-game faxing or e-mailing can also be done on request. In addition, all Lady Cougar fastpitch softball information can be accessed by visiting the team’s website (www.mvnucougars.com). MVNU players and coaches are available for personal or telephone interviews by contacting MVNU’s Sports Information Director, at (740) 392-6868 extension 3112 during office hours. Players will generally be available for a brief period on the day of the game prior to warm-ups and then after the game. Practices are open to the media, and players can be made available before and after practice. Requests for photographs, radio broadcasts, or any additional information pertaining to Lady Cougar softball should be directed to the Sports Information office.

30 Cougar Softball ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY Main Campus Phone: (740) 392-6868 Director of Athletics: Mr. Keith Veale, ext. 3101 [email protected] Department Secretary: Ms. Hannah Miller, ext. 3100 [email protected] Athletic Trainer: Mr. Brian Humphrey, ext. 3107 [email protected] Women’s Soccer Coach: Mr. Daniel Seiffert, ext. 3109 [email protected] Men’s Soccer Coach: Mr. Andrew Belleman, ext. 3104 [email protected] M & W Cross Country Coach: Mr. Chip Wilson, ext. 3111 [email protected] Women’s Volleyball Coach: Mr. Paul Swanson, ext. 3106 [email protected] Men’s Basketball Coach: Mr. Jared Ronai, ext. 3120 [email protected] Women's Basketball Coach: Ms. Amanda Learned, ext. 3105 [email protected] Baseball Coach: Mr. Keith Veale, ext. 3101 [email protected] Fastpitch Softball Coach: Ms. Jeana Howald, ext. 3103 [email protected] Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach: Mr. Mike King, ext. 3117 [email protected] Athletic Department Fax: (740) 392-5079 MVNU Sports Website: mvnucougars.com MVNU Sports Facebook: facebook.com/MVNU.Cougars 2016 MOUNT VERNON NAZARENE UNIVERSITY

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