Softball 09 Media Guide

20 SOFTBALL 09 MEDIA GUIDE

Member of NCAA Division II and the Great Lakes Valley Conference DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE Wed., Feb. 18 Lindenwood (DH) 1 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Fri., Feb. 20 Delta State 12 p.m. Decatur, Ala. North Alabama 2:30 p.m. Decatur, Ala. Sat., Feb. 21 Georgia College and State 10 a.m. Decatur, Ala. 2009 Lady Miner Softball Schedule

Truman State 12 p.m. Decatur, Ala. Feb. 18 Lindenwood (DH) S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 1 p.m. Sun., Feb. 22 West Georgia 9 a.m. Decatur, Ala. Feb. 20 Delta State Wayne State 11 a.m. Decatur, Ala. Decatur, Ala...... 12 p.m. North Alabama Fri., March 7 Fort Hays State 1 p.m. Joplin, Mo. Decatur, Ala...... 2:30 p.m. Feb. 21 Georgia College and State Missouri Southern 7 p.m. Joplin, Mo. Decatur, Ala...... 10 a.m. Sat., March 8 Washburn 11 a.m. Joplin, Mo. Feb. 21 Truman State Decatur, Ala...... 12 p.m. Northwest Missouri State 3 p.m. Joplin, Mo. Feb. 22 West Georgia Decatur, Ala...... 9 a.m. Pittsburg State 7 p.m. Joplin, Mo. Feb. 22 Wayne State Decatur, Ala...... 11 a.m. Tues., March 10 Central Missouri (DH) 1:30 p.m. Rolla, Mo. March 6 Fort Hays State Sat., March 14 Saint Joseph’s (DH)* 12 p.m. Rensselaer, Ind. Joplin, Mo...... 1 p.m. March 6 Missouri Southern Sun., March 15 Indianapolis (DH)* 11 a.m. Indianapolis, Ind. Joplin, Mo...... 7 p.m. March 7 Washburn Sat., March 21 Kentucky Wesleyan (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Joplin, Mo...... 11 a.m. Sun., March 22 Southern Indiana (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. March 7 Northwest Missouri State Joplin, Mo...... 3 p.m. Tues., March 24 Missouri Western (DH) 4 p.m. St. Joseph, Mo. March 7 Pittsburg State Joplin, Mo...... 7 p.m. Wed., March 25 Truman State (DH) 1 p.m. Kirksville, Mo. March 10 Central Missouri S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 1:30 p.m. Sat., March 28 Missouri-St. Louis (DH)* 12 p.m. St. Louis, Mo. March 14 Saint Joseph’s * (DH) Wed., April 1 Central Missouri (DH) 4 p.m. Warrensburg, Mo. Rensselaer, Ind...... 1 p.m. March 15 Indianapolis * (DH) Sat., April 4 Wisconsin-Parkside (DH)* 12 p.m. Kenosha, Wis. Indianapolis, Ind...... 11 a.m. March 21 Kentucky Wesleyan* (DH) Sun., April 5 Lewis (DH)* 11 a.m. Romeoville, Ill. S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 12 p.m. Tues., April 7 Missouri Southern (DH) 2 p.m. Rolla, Mo. March 22 Southern Indiana * (DH) S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 12 p.m. Fri., April 10 Bellarmine (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. March 24 Missouri Western (DH) St. Joseph, Mo...... 4 p.m. Sat., April 11 Northern Kentucky (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. March 25 Truman State (DH) Kirksville, Mo...... 1 p.m. Wed., April 15 Missouri (DH) 5 p.m. Columbia, Mo. March 28 Missouri-St. Louis * (DH) Sat., April 18 Illinois-Springfield (DH) 12 pm. Springfield, Ill. St. Louis, Mo...... 12 p.m. April 1 Central Missouri (DH) Sun, April 19 Quincy (DH)* 12 p.m. Quincy, Ill. Warrensburg, Mo...... 4 p.m. April 4 Wisconsin-Parkside * (DH) Wed., April 22 Southwest Baptist (DH) 2 p.m. Rolla, Mo. Somers, Wis...... 12 p.m. Sat., April 25 Drury (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. April 5 Lewis University * (DH) Romeoville, Ill...... 11 a.m. Sun., April 26 Rockhurst (DH)* 12 p.m. Rolla, Mo. April 7 Missouri Southern State (DH) S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 2 p.m. Fri., May 1- April 10 Bellarmine * (DH) S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 12 p.m. Sun., May 3 GLVC Tournament TBA East Peoria, Ill. April 11 Northern Kentucky * (DH) (Eastside Centre) S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 12 p.m. April 15 Missouri (DH) Thurs., May 8- Columbia, Mo...... 5 p.m. April 18 Illinois-Springfield (DH) Sun., May 10 NCAA Midwest Regional TBA TBA Springfield, Ill...... 12 p.m. Fri., May 15- April 19 Quincy * (DH) Quincy, Ill...... 12 p.m. Sat., May 16 NCAA Super Regional TBA TBA April 22 Southwest Baptist (DH) S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 2 p.m. Thurs., May 21- April 25 Drury * (DH) S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 12 p.m. Mon., May 25 NCAA Division II Championships TBA Salem, Va. April 26 Rockhurst * (DH) S&T Softball Field, Rolla...... 12 p.m. May 1-3 GLVC Tournament *Great Lakes Valley Conference game Peoria, Ill...... TBA May 8-10 NCAA Regionals All times Central and are subject to change. TBA ...... TBA May 15-16 NCAA Super Regionals TBA ...... TBA May 21-25 NCAA National Championships Salem, Va...... TBA

*Denotes Great Lakes Valley Conference Game All times Central TABLE OF CONTENTS

2009 Schedule...... IFC Quick Facts/Media Information...... 2 Great Lakes Valley Conference...... 3

About Missouri S&T...... 4 LADY MINER SOFTBALL Athletics at Missouri S&T...... 5 Missouri S&T Administration...... 6-7 Coaching Staff...... 8-9 2009 Missouri S&T Lady Miners 2009 Season Preview...... 10-11 2009 Lady Miner Roster...... 12 2009 Lady Miner Players...... 13-21 2008 in Review 2008 Lady Miner Statistics...... 22 2008 Lady Miner Results...... 23 Lady Miner Softball History Lady Miner Records...... 24-25 Lady Miner Top 10 Lists...... 26-27 2009 Opponents...... 28-30 Lady Miner All-Americans...... 31 Lady Miner All-Time Scores...... 32-39 Lady Miner All-Time Records vs. Opponents...... 40-41

The 2009 Missouri S&T softball media guide was produced by the sports information office at Missouri S&T, with assistance from Joann Stiritz and Megan Kean-O’Brien in the university’s publications office. Photos and other information were provided by Brad Rupert, Rod Lentz, Rolla Daily News.

1 MEDIA FACTS AND INFORMATION

Information for Incoming Media Quick facts Credentials for Miner games: Credentials will be assigned to news media covering the game. Press Location: Rolla, Mo. 65401 passes must be requested at least one day in advance Founded: 1870 Enrollment: 6,000 of the game to be covered. Please make all requests to Chancellor: Dr. John F. Carney III John Kean, Sports Information, Missouri S&T, Rolla, Director of Athletics: Mark Mullin Mo. 65401; phone number is (573) 341-4140. Office Phone: (573) 341-4175 Head Softball Coach: Don Kennedy Game services: Media representatives will receive a Coaching Record: 55-39 (third year) game program and game notes prior to the contest, Alma Mater: Central Missouri, 1993 halftime statistics, and a final game packet including Office Phone: (573) 341-4968 play-by-play of the action. Refreshments and a Assistant Coach: Chad Schatz pre-game meal are also available. Graduate Assistant Coach: Kandi Wieberg 2008 Overall Record: 26-21 2008 GLVC Record: 17-9 (3rd in GLVC) Interview policy: Post-game interviews with Miner Home Field: Missouri S&T Softball Field players are allowed. Please inform S&T Sports Capacity (Surface): 200 (grass) Information Director John Kean or Assistant SID Luke Press Box Phone: (573) 647-9055 (cell) Rinne if you wish to interview S&T player(s) near Nickname: Lady Miners the end of the game and they will make the player(s) Colors: Silver and Gold available in a designated area. Access to the S&T Conference: Great Lakes Valley Conference locker room is prohibited. Head Coach Don Ken- Head Athletic Trainer: Tiffany King nedy will be available for interviews in the outside of Office Phone: (573) 341-4107 Sports Information Director: John Kean the dugout. All interviews with players and coaches Office Phone: (573) 341-4140 during the week must be cleared through the S&T Cell Phone: (573) 233-6891 sports information office. Interviews with opposing Fax: (573) 341-4880 players following the game must be arranged with that Email Address: [email protected] school’s sports information director. Assistant Sports Information Director: Luke Rinne Office Phone: (573) 341-4140 On the Web: Information on Missouri S&T athletics Cell Phone: (573) 647-9055 is available online at: sports.mst.edu. At that site, you Fax: (573) 341-4880 can receive up-to-date information on the university’s Email Address: [email protected] Website: sports.mst.edu 15 athletic teams and link into many other sites on Athletics Office Telephone: (573) 341-4175 the Internet, such as the NCAA, the NCAA Division II home page and other NCAA Division II institutions.

Media outlets

Newspapers: Rolla Daily News: 101 W. Seventh, Rolla, Mo. 65401; (573) 364-2468 Missouri Miner (S&T): Missouri S&T, Rolla, Mo. 65409; (573) 341-4235 Waynesville Daily Guide: Drawer S, Waynesville, Mo. 65583; (573) 336-3711 St. Louis Post-Dispatch: 900 N. Tucker, St. Louis, Mo. 63101; (314) 340-8170 Kansas City Star: 1729 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 64108; (816) 234-4355 Springfield News-Leader: 651 Boonville, Springfield, Mo. 65806; (417) 836-1118 Radio:

LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY KTTR/KZNN: 1505 Soest, Rolla, Mo. 65401; (573) 364-2525 KMST (S&T): 400 W. 14th, G-4 Library, Rolla, Mo. 65409; (573) 341-4386 Television: KRCG: P.O. Box 659, Jefferson City, Mo. 65102; (573) 896-5144 KOLR: 2650 E. Division, Springfield, Mo. 65803; (417) 862-6397 2 KSPR: 1359 St. Louis St., Springfield, Mo. 65808; (417) 831-1234 KYTV: 999 W. Sunshine, Springfield, Mo. 65807; (417) 831-0000 GLVC PROFILE

Missouri University of Science and Technology is a member of the Great Lakes Valley Conference, joining the league in the 2005-06 academic year as part of a league expansion that brought three institutions into the league. The GLVC, which is constituted of 13 institutions for the 2008-09 season, made its name as a power in NCAA Division II basketball but has enjoyed success in many sports and now the league can claim itself as one of the nation’s top Division II leagues.

The addition of Southern Illinois Edwardsville, Quincy, Wisconsin-Parkside and Missouri-St. Louis in the mid-1990s allowed the GLVC to become an immediate national power in several sports such as men’s and women’s soccer, women’s softball and tennis.

At the start of the 2005-06 season, Missouri S&T, Drury University and Rockhurst University – all of whom have had a good deal of success at the regional and national levels in various sports – have enhanced the league’s reputation at the NCAA Divi- sion II level. The conference will undergo another expansion in the 2009-10 season when the University of Illinois-Springfield and Maryville University become members of the GLVC.

The league’s staff has also increased along the way, with the GLVC hiring its first full-time commissioner in 1996. In 2001, an associate commissioner was also added to the full-time conference staff and the GLVC’s first full-time sports information director was added in the summer of 2006.

The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 when the athletic directors of three member schools - Kentucky Wesleyan, Bellarmine and Indiana State University at Evansville (now the University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions about forming a basketball conference. Four years later, the University of Indianapolis and Saint Joseph’s College expressed interest. On July 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland University - united to become the GLVC.

Since formulation of the conference, seven schools have joined the league: Lewis University (1980), Indiana-Purdue at Fort Wayne (1984), Northern Kentucky University (1985), Kentucky State University (1989), Quincy University (1994), Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (1994), University of Wisconsin-Parkside (1994) and UM-St. Louis (1995). Ashland and

Kentucky State left the conference after the 1994 season. IPFW left the GLVC following the 2000-01 academic year and SIU LADY MINER SOFTBALL Edwardsville left the conference after the 2007-08 season.

The conference expanded to include women’s basketball in 1983-84 and immediately established a women’s-men’s doubleheader format in league play to ensure maximum exposure for both squads. The GLVC plays its games primarily on Thursday and Saturday nights in November, December, January and February.

The GLVC can claim schools in all of the Midwest major media markets, with schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (Wisconsin-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Cincinnati (Northern Kentucky), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Owensboro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst), Springfield, Mo. (Drury) and St. Louis (Missouri-St. Louis/Maryville).

The conference sponsors 17 championships in baseball, basketball, GLVC Member Institutions cross country, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, Bellarmine University, Louisville, Ky. indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for women. Drury University, Springfield, Mo. University of Illinois-Springfield, Springfield, Ill.* In 2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC Hall of University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Ind. Fame, with the first class being inducted in 2002. Kentucky Wesleyan College, Owensboro, Ky. Lewis University, Romeoville, Ill. Jim Naumovich, a former sports information director and Maryville University, St. Louis, Mo.* director of athletics at Quincy University, is in his seventh year Missouri University of Science & Technology, S&T, Mo. as the commissioner of the GLVC. Wispney Ellis serves as the University of Missouri-St. Louis, St. Louis, Mo. league’s assistant commissioner, while Tom Daeger handles the Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights, Ky. conference’s sports information duties. The league offices are Quincy University, Quincy, Ill. located in Indianapolis. Rockhurst University, Kansas City, Mo. Saint Joseph’s College, Renssalaer, Ind. University of Southern Indiana, Evansville, Ind. University of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha, Wis.

*Will become members of the GLVC in 2009-10 academic year. 3 ABOUT MISSOURI S&T

Campus overview

Missouri S&T is one of the top technological research universities in the nation. Surrounded by Ozarks scenery (Rolla is about 100 miles west of St. Louis), the campus is accessible, safe and friendly. Known for its engineering programs, S&T also offers degrees in the sciences, liberal arts, humanities and business. About 6,000 students are currently enrolled in classes, making S&T big enough to accommodate a diverse population but small enough for individuals to stand out. S&T students are expected to actively participate in the processes of getting an education, whether that means joining a student design team, participating in intercollegiate athletics, conducting research with faculty members, helping to assure safe drinking water in a Central American community, or planning ac- tivities for the campus’s next St. Pat’s celebration. Upon graduation, these experienced students are in extremely high demand Did you know? by companies across the nation and around the world. Without exceptional faculty members and involved - Approximately 96 percent of all reporting alumni, it wouldn’t be possible to give these students a graduates secure a position in the field of their choice within 3 months of graduation. world-class education. The campus currently employs astronauts, bridge builders, chemists, filmmakers, historians, - Missouri S&T graduates earn the highest pyrotechnicians, rocket scientists, solar energy experts and starting salaries in the Midwest ($57,000 video bloggers. S&T graduates, many of whom give time and average), according to Payscale Inc. money back to the university, work on the International Space Station, play professional poker, run NASCAR teams, search - Missouri S&T offers more than 65 degree- for cancer cures, win Academy Awards and lead Fortune 500 granting academic programs, including 19 companies. engineering fields. S&T is a campus in motion. With more than 200 - Student-to-faculty ratio is 14:1. student organizations on campus, there’s a place for everyone to get involved. Students can be seen pedaling human- - Average class size is 27 students. powered vehicles in the shadow of Toomey Hall, the new mechanical and aerospace engineering complex. Mining - Average lab size is 17 students. engineers are growing oil-producing algae underground while materials scientists are learning how to mend broken bones - Missouri S&T hosts 25 research centers, labs with glass in their laboratories. Founded in 1870, the and institutes. University of Missouri School of Mines and Metallurgy was the first technological institution west of the Mississippi River. - Missouri S&T ranks among the Top 25 in

LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY Forbes magazine’s list of most entrepreneurial One of four campuses in the University of Missouri System, American campuses. the name was changed to the University of Missouri-Rolla in 1964. Today, the campus is poised to meet the challenges of - More than 80 percent of students receive the 21st century as Missouri University of Science and Tech- financial aid. nology. 4 ATHLETICS AT MISSOURI S&T

About athletics

Missouri S&T boasts a competitive athletic program as a member of NCAA Division II and the Great Lakes Valley Conference in all of its sports except football (playing as a NCAA Division II independent) and swimming (aligned with the New South Intercollegiate Swimming Conference). With the recent addition of women’s volleyball, S&T fields eight men’s and seven women’s varsity teams. Miner and Lady Miner student-athletes have shown success at the national level both on the field and in the classroom.

On the field

S&T teams have finished in the top 10 at the national level for 11 of the past 12 seasons. S&T has won three NCAA national championships on an individual basis in swimming during the past seven seasons, with the 200-yard freestyle relay team winning back-to-back Division II championship titles in 2001 and 2002, and the 400-yard freestyle relay team taking home a national title in 2002. The Miner swimming team finished the 2007 school year as the NCAA Division II runner-up. Last season on the court, the Lady Miners reached the championship game of the NCAA Great Lakes Regional. As a member of the MIAA from 1935-2005, S&T athletic teams won or shared 35 league titles.

In the classroom

S&T is proud of its academic reputation as one of the top institutions for science and technology. The results are shown in the consistently strong performance of the student-athletes on the S&T campus. During the 2007-08 academic year, a total of 208 student-athletes at S&T finished with a 3.0 or better GPA, LADY MINER SOFTBALL a total that included 42 members of the football team. Seventeen student-athletics finished the school year with a 4.0 GPA. The university also has a high number of selections to the academic teams in the past year that were released by the Great Lakes Valley Conference, Great Lakes Football Conference and New South Intercollegiate Swimming Conference. A total of 110 S&T student-athletes were selected to the GLVC’s All-Academic team for the 2007-08 school year, the sixth-best total in the 14-team conference. S&T student-athletes have won 50 Academic All-America awards, as selected by CoSIDA and its program sponsors, and 146 Academic All-District awards during the past 16 years. In addition, numerous teams and individuals have been honored for their success as student-athletes by their various national organizations. The academic honors also extend to the national level, as three S&T student-athletes earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors. A total of 10 individuals were named to their selected Academic All-District team during the 2007-2008 season. S&T had 19 Academic All-America selections over the past four seasons for a total of 28 since 2000, the fifth-best total in NCAA Division II. The university also honors its top student-athletes and teams over the years in the Miner Athletic Hall of Fame; 124 members and 11 teams have been inducted. For more information about S&T athletics, visit sports.mst.edu. 5 MISSOURI S&T ADMINISTRATION

Dr. John F. Carney III, Missouri S&T Chancellor

Dr. John F. Carney III, former provost and vice president for academic affairs at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Mass., began his tenure as chancellor at Missouri S&T on Sept. 1, 2005. A 40-year veteran of higher education, Carney served as WPI’s provost and vice president for academic affairs from 1996 through 2004. In that capacity, he hired more than half of the current tenured and tenure-track faculty. He was involved with the creation of the Center for Educational Development, Technology and Assessment, led the renovation of several WPI laboratories, bolstered the campus’s Interdisciplinary and Global Studies Division, and made WPI, one of the nation’s oldest technological universities, a more welcoming place for female faculty members. A civil engineer by training, Carney earned a bachelor’s degree from Merrimack College in North Andover, Mass., in 1963. He also earned master’s and Ph.D. degrees in civil engineering from Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., in 1964 and 1966, respectively. Carney began his academic career at the University of Connecticut, where he served on the civil engineering faculty from 1966-1981. He then joined Auburn University in Auburn, Ala., as professor and head of the civil engineering department, a position he held until 1983, when he joined Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., as a professor of civil engineering. At Vanderbilt, he served as associate dean for graduate affairs (1989) and then associate dean for research and graduate affairs (1993). He joined the faculty and administration at WPI in 1996. The field of impact mechanics has been Carney’s major research interest for more than 30 years. During this period, he was awarded a series of grants and contracts with the National Science Foundation, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Federal Highway Administration, British Rail, the Advanced Railway Research Centre, and the Departments of Transportation in the states of Connecticut, Washington, Alabama, Georgia, Colorado, and Tennessee. This research activity resulted in the development and implementation of a whole series of impact attenuation devices employed in motorway safety applications in the United States and overseas. Carney holds nine patents in this area. In addition, his work with the railroad research community in Great Britain has led to new concepts for improving the crashworthiness of trains. Carney is the author of more than 140 technical publications in the area of structural mechanics and has been active on numerous National Research Council committees. He is also a fellow of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Dr. Debra Robinson, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs

Dr. Debra A.G. Robinson is in her sixth year as the campus’s vice chancellor for student affairs. She took over the position Jan. 1, 2003, after spending two years as S&T’s associate vice chancellor for student and international affairs. Robinson joined the S&T student affairs staff in 1980 as a counseling psychologist. She later was assistant director and associate director of the S&T Counseling Center, and served as director of S&T’s Center for Personal and Professional Development from 1990 through 2001. In 2001, she was appointed associate vice chancellor for student and international affairs. She is responsible for directing S&T’s leadership development programs, coordinating several administrative functions within the division, coordinating staff development and training efforts, and managing relationships with external constituents. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member in the engineering management department. Robinson earned her bachelor of arts degree in psychology from the University of Illinois at Springfield in 1976 and her master of arts and doctorate degrees in counseling psychology from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana in 1977 and 1980, respectively. She is a member of the American Psychological Association, the International Coaching Federation and the Society of Psychologists in Management. She also remains active as a management and coaching consultant, and has written numerous papers and book chapters on a broad array of top-

LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY ics, including leadership development, engineering education, career opportunities, women in engineering, and how students adapt to college life.

6 MISSOURI S&T ADMINISTRATION

Mark Mullin, Director of Athletics

Mark Mullin is in his 17th year as Missouri S&T’s director of athletics, where he oversees a program that won four championships while it was affiliated with the Mid- America Intercollegiate Athletics Association and had numerous student-athletes win academic honors on both the conference and national levels. During the 2007-08 school year, S&T had teams qualify for the Great Lakes Valley Conference’s post-season tournaments in women’s basketball and softball, while the men’s track and field team finished third at the league’s outdoor conference meet. S&T’s swimming team finished as the NCAA Division II runner-up -- its highest finish in an NCAA competition in school history -- en route to its 12th finish among the top 10 in the last 13 seasons at the national meet. Missouri S&T recorded its highest finish ever in the U.S. Sports Academy Director’s Cup standings in 2007-08. Under Mullin’s direction, S&T served as the host institution for the 2008 NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships, as well as the NCAA South Central men’s basketball regional and MIAA men’s basketball finals in 1996 and the 1999 MIAA cross country championships. In addition to his duties as athletic director, Mullin served as swimming and diving coach for 12 years and led the Miners to a 96-27 dual meet record and seven regional championships. His final team finished third at the 1998 NCAA Division II Championships, the highest finish ever for an S&T athletic team at an NCAA championship event. Mullin has served two terms as the chair of the NCAA Division II men’s and women’s swimming and diving committee and is serving on the NCAA regional advisory committee for the southwest region this season. He completed a two-year term as the president of the MIAA after spending the two prior years as the conference’s vice president prior to S&T’s switch to the GLVC.

Dr. Jeff Cawlfield, NCAA Faculty Representative LADY MINER SOFTBALL Dr. Jeff Cawlfield, professor of geological engineering, is in his sixth year as the university’s faculty representative to the NCAA. He took over the duties in January 2003 following the retirement of Dr. Jack Ridley, who had served in the role for the previous three years. After joining the S&T faculty in 1987, Cawlfield was named professor of geological engineering in 1999 and became head of the geological engineering department the following year. He moved into the role of associate dean in 2001. Cawlfield received an S&T Sustained Excellence in Teaching award in 2003. Cawlfield received his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Washington State University in 1981 and his master’s and doctorate degrees at the University of California-Berkeley. Cawlfield is also an Honorary Knight of St. Patrick, an honor he received in 2002 along with a group that included Dr. Manuel Pacheco prior to his retirement as president of the University of Missouri System. He was selected by Pacheco to attend the first UM Administrative Leadership Development Program during the 2000-01 academic year.

Sarah Moore, Assistant Director of Athletics/Senior Women’s Administrator

Sarah Moore is in her sixth year as the assistant director of athletics at S&T, where she also serves as the senior women’s administrator and director of S&T’s intramural program. In addition to her administrative duties within the athletics department, Moore is also the chair of the physical education and recreation department. Moore spent 13 seasons as the head coach for the S&T cross country and men’s track programs and 18 seasons as the head coach of the women’s track squad before moving into the administrative level. She is a 1973 graduate of Union University and is in her 28th year at S&T, where she has also coached the Lady Miner softball and tennis teams. While serving as track coach, she completed a six-year term as a member of the NCAA Track and Field committee. Before coming to S&T, Moore spent three seasons at the University of Wyoming and one at the University of Memphis. 7 HEAD COACH: DON KENNEDY

The Don Kennedy file

1995-00 Assistant coach, Central Missouri 2001 Head coach, Hutchinson Community College 2002-06 Assistant coach, Central Missouri 2007-present Head coach, Missouri S&T

Don Kennedy returns for his third season as the head Southern Illinois Edwardsville team that went on to win coach of the Lady Miner softball program after guiding the NCAA Division II title. Missouri S&T handed the Missouri S&T to another successful year in the 2008 Cougars their final loss of the season with an 8-0 victory campaign. on April 22.

The Lady Miners, who made their first-ever appear- The successful season also helped Missouri S&T land ance at the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2007, its first All-America performers in school history, as sec- went 26-21 and earned the third seed at the Great Lakes ond baseman Kandi Wieberg made the Daktronics team Valley Conference Tournament for the second year in a as a first-team selection and the NFCA’s squad on the row. Missouri S&T was in contention for a berth to the second team and outfielder Ashley Winter was named regional tournament for the bulk of the season. to the NFCA third team. Wieberg was also named as the GLVC’s “Player of the Year” and “Student-Athlete In addition, the program earned several top honors of the Year” for the 2007 season and was one of three again as Kelsey Musselman was named as the GLVC’s all-region performers along with Winter and outfielder “Player of the Year” a season after Kandi Wieberg had Emily Tucker. earned the award. Those two players along with outfielder Emily Tucker were also named to the all-region team Kennedy came to Missouri S&T after spending 11 and all-conference first team following the 2008 season. seasons assisting the successful softball team at the Uni- versity of Central Missouri. A 1993 graduate of UCM A strong finish to the season -- with wins in 13 of with a bachelor’s degree in physical education, Kennedy its last 19 regular season games -- that resulted in third joined the Central staff as a volunteer assistant with the place finishes in both the conference standings and women’s basketball program, then started working with Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament, helped land the softball team in the 1995 season. He did the bulk of Missouri S&T into the Great Lakes Regional in Rome- his work with the catchers and outfielders. oville, Ill. in 2007. The Lady Miners then proceeded to win their first game in the tournament over host Lewis During his 11 years at Central, the Jennies posted a University before dropping the next two, the latter being record of 369-208 (.640 winning percentage) and four a 13-inning loss to eventual regional runner-up Grand regular season titles in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Valley State. Athletics Association. LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY

Missouri S&T finished the 2007 season with a record Central also won the MIAA Tournament in 1995 of 29-18, which included marks of 13-9 in GLVC play and 1997 and went on to a second place finishes in the and a 5-2 mark against nationally ranked team. The NCAA regional tournament in each of those years. It 8 Lady Miners swept Lewis when the Flyers were ranked also finished second in two other MIAA Tournaments, seventh nationally and later split a twinbill over a including the 2004 event where it eliminated Missouri COACHING STAFF

(Coach Kennedy continued)

S&T in an 18-inning classic to reach the championship the school’s South Recreation complex where UCM’s game. home field was located.

Kennedy spent the 2001 season as the head coach Kennedy, who has several years of experience as a at Hutchinson Community College before returning to player in men’s fastpitch softball, also earned his mas- UCM in 2002, where he assisted Rhesa Sumrell for her ter’s degree at UCM in 1999. final five seasons as head coach before she retired following the 2006 season.

In addition to his coaching duties at Central, Ken- nedy was also in charge of the daily maintenance of

Chad Schatz, Pitching Coach

Chad Schatz begins his second season as an assistant coach at Missouri S&T. He primarily works with the teams pitchers and catchers as well as coaching first base. Under his guidance the Lady Miners pitching staff lowered their ERA from 3.25 in 2007 to 3.03 in 2008. Prior to coming to Missouri S&T, he served as an assistant coach for five years at Columbia College and ten years at the University of Missouri. Coach Schatz has coached numerous All-Americans. He still plays men’s fastpitch softball and baseball. LADY MINER SOFTBALL

Kandi Wieberg, Graduate Assistant Coach Kandi Wieberg is in her first season as a graduate assistant coach after a stellar four year playing career with the Lady Miners. She finished her career as the career leader at S&T in home runs (34), RBIs (105), doubles (49) and runs scored (169). Wieberg also ended up in the top in five other categories. She was second in hits with 223, third in games played (195), batting average (.347) and stolen bases with 73 swipes and was fourth in triples with 12. Wieberg, who was named as the “Player of the Year” by the GLVC, batted .402 with a team-high 12 home runs and 39 runs batted in during the 2007 season in which the Lady Miners made their first-ever appearance at the NCAA regional tournament. As the team’s leadoff hitter, she also led the GLVC in doubles (21), total bases (127) and slugging percentage (.751), while ranking second in runs scored (46), hits (68) and home runs. She ranked among the top five in the GLVC in nine categories and is sixth nationally in doubles per game. During the 2007 season, Wieberg broke the S&T career records for doubles (42) and home runs (24) and tied the record for the longest hitting streak of 18 games. She had a .494 average in conference play with five homers and 16 RBI for the Lady Miners. She was a first-team All-America selection by Daktronics and a second-team pick to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-America squad.

9 2009 SEASON PREVIEW

Lady Miners look to continue run of recent success and get back to NCAA Tournament

The Missouri S&T Lady Miners softball squad looks to continue its run of recent success and continue to be one of the top teams in the Great Lakes Valley Conference as well as the Midwest Region for the 2009 campaign. That task won’t be easy though as it has to replace the back-to-back GLVC Players of the Year in Kandi Wieberg and Kelsey Musselman.

Third year head coach Don Kennedy believes that the Lady Miners have those pieces in place to make a run at the conference title and make it back to the NCAA Tournament after missing out last season. They return 11 letterwin- ners and five starters off last year’s squad including two time first team All-GLVC and all-region selection Emily Tucker that went 26-21, 17-9 in league play.

“We’ve added some new people to go along with our returnees and we will have a different look on the infield with a new second baseman, shortstop and third baseman,” he said. “The fall went well and the kids seemed to mesh well together hopefully that carries over into the spring and puts us in position to make a run at the conference championship and get back to the regional tournament. “

Kennedy brought in five freshmen and a junior college transfer to try and offset the loss of the four players from last year. Rachelle Rhodes transferred in from Crowder Community College in Neosho, Mo., where she hit .398 with three home runs, 18 doubles and 57 runs batted in last season while the five freshmen brought in have helped improve the team speed.

“Rachelle is a true power hitter that hits a lot of doubles and drives in a lot of runs and will probably hit in the four spot for us this season,” he said. “With our freshmen we’ve increased our speed quite a bit. Lindsey DeForest is a slap hitter that we’ve been working on hitting away so we can utilize her speed, and Lauren Briggs has got some good speed and those two have challenged our juniors who are actually really fast on the team. Some of those freshmen are going to have jump right in and start right away Maggie Schroeder will be our starting shortstop and did a really nice job for us their this fall she played mostly shortstop at the high school level and primarily at third during summer ball so she’s made a nice transition back to short.”

Offense

Offensively the Lady Miners will be a different team than fans have been used to seeing over the last four seasons. After breaking the team record for home runs each of the last two seasons the 2009 version of the Lady Miners will be built on speed more so than power. S&T will have to replace its top two power hitters from last season in Wieberg and Musselman, but Tucker returns to help anchor the lineup. After hitting in the cleanup spot last season Tucker will move up to third spot in the order with Rhodes taking her spot in the cleanup position. Becky Davis will move up in the order from sixth or seventh to the leadoff spot.

“Becky has got a good amount of speed and is probably the fastest one on the team. We need her to step up and be a leader batting in the one spot and getting on base so we can get her some stolen bases too,” Kennedy said. “Tucker has hit for a good average her first two years has done a good job of driving in runs. She can hit the double and the home runs and with having Rachelle (Rhodes) behind her being a good hitter we hope that opposing teams won’t pitch around Tucker giving her a chance to hit.” Emily Tucker First Team All-GLVC LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY Pitching

The Lady Miners return their top two pitchers from last season in senior Jen O’Hara and junior Ashley Wallingford. O’Hara, a two-time all-conference selection, went 11-8 last year with a 2.27 earned run average and had one shutout 10 and 15 complete games last year while Wallingford led the staff with 13 wins and 97 strikeouts in 145 innings of 2009 SEASON PREVIEW work. She had three shutouts and tossed a five inning no-hitter against Bellarmine facing just one over the minimum. Also expected to see some time in the circle this season is Briggs, a freshman from LaMonte, Mo., who pitched at Knob Noster in high school and will probably be the number three pitcher. Sophomore Kristen Drage could also see time in the circle as well but was limited in the fall due to some injuries.

Catcher

Coley Naughton returns for her third year behind the plate for the Lady Miners and has caught all but one game in her first two seasons.

“Coley is a Cal Ripken type die-hard that is going to play all the time even if she’s banged up,” he said. “She does a nice job behind the plate and we are looking for some good things out of her again. We are hoping to see her improve on her hitting which she’s been working hard on in the off-season.” Jen O’Hara Honorable Mention All-GLVC Infield

There is a lot of competition for playing time at first base with two or three different players battling for time there. Kristen Drage and Kassi Deibert are probably the two front runners for the position right now according to Ken- nedy.

“First base is not dead set yet,” he said. “It depends on who steps up in the batter’s box for us. Kristen and Kassi are probably the two I’m looking at the most for that position.”

Davis will get the starting nod at second base with DeForest backing her up. At shortstop Schroeder will see the bulk of the time there as well as Krista Porterfield. Rhodes will be the starting third baseman with Porterfield pos- LADY MINER SOFTBALL sibly seeing some time there as well.

“It’s something a little different for us this year to have backups on the infield,” he said.

Outfield

The outfield returns two starters from last year in left fielder Katie Smith andTucker in center field. Right field is kind of up in the air right now with Drage, Porterfield and Allison Plummer all competing for time out there.

“We’ve got Katie back in left field who worked her way into a starting role last season to go along with Tucker in center,” he said. “Kristen, Krista and Allison are battling for time out there. Krista played there some last season and Allison was a player we brought off the bench last year as a defensive replacement in the late innings and she made some great catches for us.”

Schedule

The Lady Miners have another tough schedule to contend with this year. In addition to their tough conference schedule they will play a very challenging non-conference schedule which includes a trip to Decatur, Ala., for the second year in row to take part in the Alabama-Huntsville Charger Chillout Tournament which starts next weekend. S&T will also renew some old MIAA rivalries going up against nine MIAA schools including a home and home with NFCA pre-season ranked #19 Central Missouri and three games each against Missouri Southern and Truman State.

11 2009 Rosters

NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B-T HT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Lauren Briggs OF L-R 5-4 Fr. Lamonte, Mo./Knob Noster HS 2 Meghann Morrow UT R-R 5-6 Fr. Lawson, Mo./Lawson HS 3 Lindsey DeForest IF L-R 5-4 Fr. Fulton, Mo./North Callaway 4 Coley Naughton C R-L 5-6 Jr. Alton, Ill./Alton HS 5 Erin Hellebusch IF R-R 5-5 Fr. Marthasville, Mo./Washington HS 7 Maggie Schroeder IF R-R 5-7 Fr. Bonner Springs, Kan/Basehor-Linwood HS 8 Becky Davis IF R-R 5-4 Jr. Blue Springs, Mo./Archbishop O’Hara HS 9 Janelle Lewis IF R-R 5-7 So. Gasport, N.Y./Barker HS 10 Ashley Wallingford P-IF R-R 5-8 Jr. Kahoka, Mo./Clark County HS 12 Jen O’Hara P R-R 5-10 Sr. Chardon, Ohio/Notre Dame Cathedral Latin 15 Kristen Drage P-UT L-R 5-9 So. Morganfield, Ky./Union County HS 16 Krista Porterfield OF L-R 5-6 Jr. Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South HS 17 Rachelle Rhodes IF R-R 5-4 Jr. Beggs, Okla./Crowder College 22 Kayla O’Brien OF R-R 5-3 Fr. Maryland Heights, Mo./Pattonville 23 Katie Smith UT R-R 5-5 So. Shawnee, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest 24 Emily Tucker OF R-R 5-6 Jr. St. Louis, Mo./Cor Jesu Academy 25 Allison Plummer OF L-L 5-1 Jr. Olathe, Kan./Maranatha Academy 27 Kassi Deibert C-1B L-R 5-6 Fr. Highland, Ill./Highland HS Head Coach: Don Kennedy Assistant Coach: Chad Schatz

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. B-T HT. YR. HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Lauren Briggs OF L-R 5-4 Fr. Lamonte, Mo./Knob Noster HS 8 Becky Davis IF R-R 5-4 Jr. Blue Springs, Mo./Archbishop O’Hara HS 3 Lindsey DeForest IF L-R 5-4 Fr. Fulton, Mo./North Callaway 27 Kassi Deibert C-1B L-R 5-6 So. Highland, Ill./Highland HS 15 Kristen Drage P-UT L-R 5-9 So. Morganfield, Ky./Union County HS 5 Erin Hellebusch IF R-R 5-5 Fr. Marthasville, Mo./Washington HS 9 Janelle Lewis IF R-R 5-7 So. Gasport, N.Y./Barker HS 2 Meghann Morrow UT R-R 5-6 Fr. Lawson, Mo./Lawson HS 4 Coley Naughton C R-L 5-6 Jr. Alton, Ill./Alton HS 22 Kayla O’Brien OF R-R 5-3 Fr. Maryland Heights, Mo./Pattonville 12 Jen O’Hara P R-R 5-10 Sr. Chardon, Ohio/Notre Dame Cathedral Latin 25 Allison Plummer OF L-L 5-1 Jr. Olathe, Kan./Maranatha Academy 16 Krista Porterfield OF L-R 5-6 Jr. Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South HS 17 Rachelle Rhodes IF R-R 5-4 Jr. Beggs, Okla./Crowder College 7 Maggie Schroeder IF R-R 5-7 Fr. Bonner Springs, Kan/Basehor-Linwood HS 23 Katie Smith UT R-R 5-5 So. Shawnee, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest

LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY 24 Emily Tucker OF R-R 5-6 Sr. St. Louis, Mo./Cor Jesu Academy 10 Ashley Wallingford P-IF R-R 5-8 Jr. Kahoka, Mo./Clark County HS

Head Coach: Don Kennedy 12 Assistant Coach: Chad Schatz 2009 PLAYERS

1 Lauren Briggs

Outfielder, 5-4, Freshman Lamonte, Mo./Knob Noster HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned second-team all-conference honors after the past season despite playing with a wrist injury throughout the year…was a pitcher and shortstop at the high school level…hit .314 as a senior with 27 stolen bases and 22 walks…also led the team in sacrifice bunts…posted a .406 on-base percentage...played with summer league teams in Sedalia (Havoc) and Columbia (Rattlers).

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 6, 1989 in Denton, Texas…daughter of Kelly and Jana Morrow...majoring in civil engineering.

8 Becky Davis

Infielder, 5-4, Junior

Blue Springs, Mo./Archbishop O’Hara LADY MINER SOFTBALL

2008: Started in all 45 games that she appeared in, primarily at first base…batted .186 on the year with four runs batted in…had three multiple-hit games during the season, including one against Northern Kentucky when she stole two of her seven bases…drove in two runs in a win at Southwest Baptist.,,also had two doubles during the year…NFCA scholar-athlete.

2007: Appeared in 35 games, starting 22...suffered a hand injury in early April which relegated her to pinch-running roles in the second half of the season...had a 293 average with two home runs and nine runs batted in...also had five stolen bases...hit a game-winning home run in the ninth inning in a win over Southwest Baptist...scored the game-tying run in the bottom of the seventh against No. 10-ranked SIU Edwardsville...had three-hit games in both ends of a doubleheader sweep at Missouri Southern...had seven multiple-hit games on the season…NFCA scholar-athlete.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-time selection to the all-conference first team, while earing all-district, all-region and all-metro Kansas City honors throughout her career at Archbishop O’Hara High School...was named to MoSports.com’s top Missouri Seniors class of 2006... batted .435 in her career with a .611 slugging percentage...scored 94 runs and stole 29 bases in her four seasons of high school...had five hits in a game during the 2005 season.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 1, 1987 in Independence, Mo....daughter of David and Charlotte Davis...was the salutatorian of her senior class at Archbishop O’Hara...majoring in mathematics with plans to go into education…named to the NFCA All-America scholar-athlete team.

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3 Lindsey DeForest

Infielder, 5-4, Freshman Fulton, Mo./North Callaway HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned first team all-state honors following the 2007 campaign and also earned all-district and all-conference laurels after each of her last three seasons…led North Callaway to a runner -up finish in the Missouri Class 3 state tournament in 2007 and a 25-3 record, hitting .455 with 20 stolen bases…also played with the Scrappers summer league team and currently plays for the Diamond Wildcats.

PERSONAL: Born March 23, 1990 in Fulton, Mo.…daughter of David and Kristi DeForest,,,majoring in engineering.

27 Kassi Deibert

Catcher/First Base, 5-6, Sophomore Highland, Ill./Highland HS

2008: Appeared in 41 games, starting in 14…batted .227 with a home run and five runs batted in…hit .429 as a pinch-hitter with a team-high nine hits in that role…had a .320 on-base percentage as she drew nine walks…hit the home run in the first game win over Drury…had her only multiple-hit game of the year in the win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Highland High School but did not play softball at the school…played for several summer league teams in the St. Louis area, including the St. Louis Illusion for whom she batted .519 with a .607 slugging percentage during the 2006 season…had 36 of her 81 hits for extra bases and drove in 47 runs on the year…also batted .392 in the 2005 season with 63 runs batted in and .460 with 61 RBI in 2004…played on a team that qualified for the NSA national tournament.

PERSONAL: Born April 30, 1989 in St. Louis, Mo….daughter of Bruce and Wendy Deib- ert…majoring in business. LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY

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15 Kristen Drage

Pitcher/Utility, 5-9, Sophomore Morganfield, Ky../Union County HS

2008: Batted .261 in her first season as a Lady Miner with a home run and 18 runs batted in…drove in six runs in S&T’ s doubleheader sweep over Northern Kentucky, including a go-ahead three-run homer in the second game of the twinbill…had seven multiple-hit games during the year…had four hits in six at-bats with the bases loaded, including a game-winning single in the bottom of the seventh in a win over Saint Joseph’s to conclude a 15-pitch at-bat…also pitched in 12 games, recording a 2-4 record and 4.76 earned run average…earned her wins over Arkansas-Pine Bluff and Washburn…struck out 16 in 32 1/3 innings.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-time selection to the all-state first team while playing at Union County High School…earned five all-region awards and was her team’s most valuable player in all five seasons where she holds every pitching record at her school…finished her prep career with 87 wins, a 0.67 earned run average, 40 shutouts and 1,271 strikeouts…threw 15 no-hitters at the high school level which ranks fourth all-time in Kentucky prep history as does her career strikeout total…in the 2006 season, she was 20-12 with a 0.52 earned run average and 306 strikeouts…batted .479 with four home runs and 33 runs batted in…was named as her team’s top hitter and pitcher in each of her five seasons at the school and finished among the top 10 on several career lists in the state of Kentucky… had 23 strikeouts in a district championship game against Henderson County that her team won 1-0 in 18 innings…was named to five academic all-state teams and to the KSCA Academic all-state first team following her junior year.

PERSONAL: Born July 2, 1989 in Carbondale, Ill….daughter of Bill and Karen Drage…has not decided LADY MINER SOFTBALL on a major field of study.

5 Erin Hellebusch

Infielder, 5-5, Freshman Marthasville, Mo./Washington

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Washington High School,,,drove in 11 runs during her senior year…had a home run and 14 runs batted in as a junior.

PERSONAL: Born March 4, 1990…daughter of Robert and Donna Hellebusch...majoring in engineering.

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9 Janelle Lewis

Infielder, 5-7, Sophomore Gasport, N.Y./Barker HS

2008: Appeared in seven games, primarily as a pinch-runner…scored one run in that role.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Barker Central High School in upstate New York…played as a pitcher and first baseman at the prep level… threw a no-hitter during her high school career.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 10, 1988 in Newfane, N.Y….daughter of Stephanie Lewis…majoring in chemical engineering.

2 Meghann Morrow

Utility, 5-6, Freshman Lawson, Mo./Lawson HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-state performer at catcher…also named all-region, all-district and all-conference during her prep career at Lawson High School…earned all-conference laurels as a third baseman…was also an academic all-state selection.

LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY PERSONAL: Born April 29, 1990 in North Kansas City, Mo.…daughter of Bill and Karen Morrow…older brother, Matt, played football and competes in track and field at Missouri S&T...majoring in mathematics.

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4 Coley Naughton

Catcher, 5-6, Junior Alton, Ill./Alton HS

2008: Started in all 47 games as the Lady Miners’ catcher…batted .234 with three home runs and 19 runs batted in…had five multiple-hit games, including a three-hit outing against Valdosta State in the season opener…drove in three runs in the game one victory over Drury… hit home runs against Valdosta State, Georgia College & State and Kentucky Wesleyan…hit .387 when leading off innings…threw out nine runners trying to steal.

2007: Caught all but one game for the Lady Miners in her freshman year...made just two errors in 253 chances and threw out 12 runners trying to steal...had a .248 average with three home runs and 23 runs batted in...had a season-high three hits in a win over Missouri-St. Louis which included one of her three homers...also drove in a season- high three runs in that game…had nine multiple-hit games during the year. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors while playing at Alton High School...also named honorable mention All-Metro St. Louis...hit .359 with a home run and 35 runs batted in during her senior year...had 14 extra base hits among her 42 hits on the year...batted .351 with 23 runs batted in for a team that went 29-8 in 2005...did not commit an error in 219 chances during her sophomore year…played on a national championship NSA team (18 and under) in 2006.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 3, 1988...daughter of Greg and Judy Naughton...majoring in civil and architectural engineering. LADY MINER SOFTBALL

23 Kayla O’Brien

Outfield, 5-3, Freshman Maryland Heights, Mo./Pattonville HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-district and three-time all-conference performer at Pattonville High School…finished the 2007 season with a .290 average and 10 runs batted in…was named to the USSSA all-state team in 2007 and played for a summer league team that qualified for the national tournament by winning the Missouri state title.

PERSONAL: Born July 25, 1990 in St. Louis, Mo.…daughter of Tim and Dana O’Brien...majoring in engineering.

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12 Jen O’Hara

Pitcher, 5-10, Senior Chardon, Ohio/Notre Dame Cathedral Latin HS

2008: Earned honorable mention All-GLVC honors for the year…went 11-8 with a 2.27 earned run average…threw one shutout which came in an eight-inning win over Bellarmine…struck out 72 batters in 132 1/3 innings with a high of nine against Southwest Baptist…completed 15 of the 18 games she started…was the winning pitcher on both ends of a doubleheader sweep over Quincy…allowed just one run in a complete game win over defending national champion SIU Edwardsville…NFCA scholar-athlete. 2007: Named honorable mention All-GLVC...led the Lady Miner pitching staff with an 19-11 record and 2.76 earned run average...was the winning pitcher in UMR’s victory over Lewis at the NCAA Great Lakes Regional and was the pitcher of record in all five UMR contests in the GLVC Tournament...was second in the GLVC in wins...earned a win and a save against No. 7-ranked Lewis during the conference season...carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning against eventual national champion SIU Edwardsville...threw a two-hit shutout against Quincy in the GLVC Tournament, one of two two-hitters on the season... had a one-hitter with a season-high nine strikeouts against Stephens...fanned eight against Saint Joseph’s and Wisconsin-Park- side...had four shutouts, getting them against Stephens, Lincoln, Saint Joseph’s and Quincy…named to the NFCA All-America scholar-athlete team. 2006: Posted a 13-5 record with a 2.11 earned run average...struck out 80 batters in 116 innings of work with just 29 walks... also had two saves and two shutouts...posted her shutouts against Lincoln and Bellarmine, firing two-hitters in both victories... had six strikeouts on three different occasions...got a two-inning save to preserve a win over Missouri-St. Louis in March. HIGH SCHOOL: Was named as the most valuable player in the North Coast Conference in 2005 in the Cleveland area...was 22-6 in her senior season and helped her team win the league title...had a 20-5 record and struck out 205 batters in her junior year with only 15 walks...was selected as the “Player of the Week” by both Cleveland Plain-Dealer and News Herald...threw three no-hitters, one of which was a perfect game, during the 2004 season. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 18, 1987 in Mayfield Heights, Ohio...daughter of Mark and Janet O’Hara...attended Notre Dame Cathedral Latin High School...majoring in biological sciences.

25 Allison Plummer

Outfielder, 5-1, Junior Olathe, Kan./Marantha Academy

2008: Appeared in 36 games and started in five…batted .217 on the season and scored eight times…posted a 1.000 fielding percentage as she saw much of her playing time in the outfield.

2007: Appeared in 42 games and started 38, either in the outfield or as the team’s designated player...drove in nine runs on the season, including one in the regional win over Lewis…had two doubles and two triples...went 4-12 during the GLVC Tournament...hit .144 on the season...made only one error in the field.

LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Maranatha Academy in the Kansas City area...school did not have a softball team, so she played baseball at Olathe East High School…played on a summer league softball team that won a state title in 2005...played on the Kansas X-Treme summer league team.

18 PERSONAL: Born June 17, 1988 in Shawnee, Kan....daughter of Steve and Lynne Plummer... majoring in architectural engineering. 2009 PLAYERS

16 Krista Porterfield

Outfielder, 5-6, Junior Park Ridge, Ill./Maine South HS

2008: Started in 17 of the 36 games she appeared in…saw the bulk of her playing time in the outfield where she posted a 1.000 fielding percentage…batted .143 in 42 at-bats with three runs batted in…had two of her RBI in the second game victory at Bellarmine…scored seven runs during the season…NFCA scholar-athlete.

2007: Moved into the starting lineup around the first of April and started the Lady Miners’ last 25 games in left field...finished the season with a .259 batting average and two runs batted in, one of which came during the regional win over Lewis...had five doubles on the season as well as a stolen base...had six multiple-hit games on the season...had three hits in eight at-bats in a twinbill sweep at Lincoln with a run batted in…named to the NFCA All-America scholar-athlete team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Maine South High School, where she earned all-conference honors…was also named as a scholar-athlete at her school…played the outfield and three infield positions.

PERSONAL: Born August 8, 1988 in Chicago, Ill....daughter of James and Sharon Porterfield...majoring in civil engineering. LADY MINER SOFTBALL

17 Rachelle Rhodes

Infielder, 5-4, Junior Beggs, Okla./Crowder College

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Batted .398 during the 2008 season at Crowder College in Neosho, Mo., with three home runs and 57 runs batted in…also had 18 doubles during the year to earn all-region honors. Played at Seminole State College in Okla- homa in 2007, where she hit .374 with five home runs and 46 RBI.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was named as her team’s offensive player of the year in both her junior and senior seasons at Beggs High School…selected to the all-state team as a senior…was selected as her team’s top offensive player in all four seasons at the high school level…three-time all-conference pick.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 6, 1987…daughter of Jerry and Patti Rhodes,,,majoring in engineering.

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7 Maggie Schroeder

Infielder, 5-7, Freshman Bonner Springs, Kan./Basehor-Linwood HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an all-conference selection at the shortstop position in her senior year and was a four-year letterwin- ner on the varsity level…also played for the Kansas City Extreme summer team as a third baseman.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 8, 1990…daughter of Jeff and Beverly Schroeder,,,majoring in engineering.

23 Katie Smith

Utility, 5-5, Sophomore Shawnee, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest HS

2008: Earned a spot in the Lady Miners’ starting lineup in her freshman season…batted .268 with two home runs and 14 runs batted in…had five multiple-hit games during the year…was one of two S&T players to drive in at least four runs in a game (the other was league MVP Kelsey Musselman) with four against Lincoln Memorial on a grand slam…also homered against Lewis…had a five-game hitting streak in early April.

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors as an outfielder at Shawnee Mission Northwest High School, earning second- team honors as a sophomore…was also a first team all-Sun - flower League selection in 2006 and second-team all-metro Kansas City pick…played on the KC Pride summer league team in the Kansas City area.

PERSONAL: Born Nov. 24, 1988 in Fayetteville, N.C….daughter of Willie and Robin Smith…majoring in business and management systems. LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY

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24 Emily Tucker

Outfielder, 5-6, Senior St. Louis, Mo./Cor Jesu Academy

2008: Named to the All-GLVC first team…also selected to the NFCA all-region first team and Daktronics all-region second team for the second season in a row…earned GLVC “Player of the Week” honors during the season…finished as the team’s second-leading hitter (behind GLVC most valuable player Kelsey Musselman) with a .409 average…also finished the year with six home runs, 33 runs batted in and 14 stolen bases in 15 attempts…20 of her 56 hits were for extra bases…had 15 games with at least two hits, topped by a four-hit outing against Arkansas-Monticello…had three hits on six other occasions…drove in two or more runs 10 times, with three RBI in wins over Delta State, Quincy and Northern Kentucky…hit two of her six home runs against Indianapolis…also homered against Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Pittsburg State, NKU and Missouri-St. Louis…had a season-best eight-game hitting streak…batted .450 with runners on base and .574 with runners in scoring position… NFCA scholar-athlete. 2007: Earned first-team All-GLVC and second-team all-region honors...finished the season with a .370 average, five home runs and 33 runs batted in...was third in the GLVC in doubles with 15...earned GLVC “Player of the Week” honors on April 16 after going 5-8 with a homer and six RBI in a doubleheader sweep at Bellarmine...had a 12-game hitting streak that was the team’s third-longest on the year...has 17 multiple-hit games including three-hit outings against Lewis, Lincoln and Bellarmine...drove in four runs in the first game win at BU...hit a game-tying two-run homer in the sixth inning of the Lady Miners’ NCAA regional game against Grand Valley State…had a stretch of 12 games where she drove in at least one run in 10 of them. 2006: Hit .286 with five home runs and 23 runs batted in...started in 41 of the 42 games she played in...drove in four runs in a win over Minnesota-Crookston...homered in three straight games late in the season, including two of the Lady Miners’ three games in the GLVC Tournament...led off the top of the eighth with a home run in a victory over Indianapolis in the conference tournament opener...had a .504 slugging percentage and .361 on-base percentage...struck out only 15 times in 119 at-bats. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a first-team all-conference selection as an outfielder at the high school level after hitting .407 in her senior year with a home run and 11 runs batted in...struck out only six times in 81 at-bats in the 2004 fall season...hit .355 during her junior year...earned the team’s 110 percent award...was an honor roll student in all eight semesters of high school. PERSONAL: Born April 23, 1987 in St. Louis, Mo....daughter of Robert and Donna Tucker...attended Cor Jesu Academy...majoring in engineering management. LADY MINER SOFTBALL

10 Ashley Wallingford

Pitcher/Infielder, 5-8, Junior Kahoka, Mo./Clark County HS

2008: Established herself as one of the top pitchers on the Lady Miner staff during her sophomore year…led the staff with 13 wins and 97 strikeouts in 145 innings of work…also recorded three shutouts which came against Lincoln Memorial, Bel- larmine and Missouri-St. Louis….threw a five-inning no-hitter against Bellarmine, facing just one batter over the minimum… fanned a season-high nine batters on two occasions, doing so against defending national champion SIU Edwardsville and in a win over Northern Kentucky…finished the season with a 3.04 earned run average. 2007: Posted a record of 10-7 with a 4.10 earned run average in her first season as a Lady Miner…had wins over No. 7 Lewis and No. 10 SIU Edwardsville, the latter a four-hit shutout...fanned 104 hitters in 121 1/3 innings of work for an average of six strikeouts per seven innings...struck out 11 in wins over Northwestern (Iowa) and Lewis...posted her one shutout of the season against eventual national champion SIUE, which turned out to be the Cougars’ last loss of the season...shut out Grand Valley State for 8 1/3 innings in relief during the NCAA regional game that went 13 innings…hit .208 with a home run and three runs batted in...homered against Wisconsin-Parkside in a game in which she was also the winning pitcher…named to the NFCA All-America scholar-athlete team. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-time all-state selection at Clark County High School...posted a 17-6 record with a 1.07 earned run average and 208 strikeouts last season at the high school level...was named as her team’s and conference’s most valuable player...played on two state championship teams in summer ball. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 9, 1987 in Iowa...daughter of Richard and Anna Wallingford...was the valedictorian of her senior class...majoring in engineering management. 21 2008 STATISTICS

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% Musselman, Kelsey .422 47-47 147 42 62 7 0 14 47 111 .755 21 4 23 0 .500 2 0 2-2 36 125 8 .953 Tucker, Emily .409 45-45 137 35 56 14 0 6 33 88 .642 19 1 12 0 .478 2 0 14-15 37 3 2 .952 Wilkinson, Rachel .323 47-47 164 32 53 13 0 3 24 75 .457 10 0 28 0 .360 1 5 2-4 56 117 16 .915 Wieberg, Kandi...... 320 47-47 150 43 48 7 0 10 17 85 .567 32 0 26 0 .440 0 1 16-19 128 95 10 .957 Smith, Katie...... 268 35-25 82 6 22 1 0 2 14 29 .354 6 0 24 1 .318 0 3 0-0 12 2 0 1.000 Drage, Kristen...... 261 32-26 92 8 24 6 0 1 18 33 .359 5 0 18 0 .299 0 0 0-0 40 14 6 .900 Kueny, Becca...... 257 39-38 101 10 26 4 0 4 13 42 .416 5 1 24 0 .299 0 3 0-1 24 2 3 .897 Naughton, Coley...... 234 47-47 137 8 32 3 0 3 19 44 .321 10 2 18 3 .293 1 9 0-0 190 36 4 .983 Deibert, Kassi...... 227 41-14 66 2 15 0 0 1 5 18 .273 9 0 20 0 .320 0 0 0-0 9 1 1 .909 Plummer, Allison.... .217 36-5 23 8 5 0 0 0 0 5 .217 1 0 2 0 .250 0 1 0-2 6 0 0 1.000 Ruth, Melissa...... 188 22-18 48 3 9 1 0 0 5 10 .208 3 1 8 1 .250 0 1 0-0 9 1 1 .909 Davis, Becky...... 186 45-45 102 14 19 2 0 0 4 21 .206 8 1 22 0 .252 0 6 7-8 382 14 6 .985 Porterfield, Krista. .143 36-17 42 7 6 0 0 0 3 6 .143 1 0 10 0 .163 0 0 0-0 12 1 0 1.000 Wallingford, Ashley. .083 7-3 12 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 .167 1 0 5 0 .154 0 3 0-0 4 51 3 .948 Lewis, Janelle...... 000 7-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Totals...... 290 47-47 1304 220 378 59 0 44 202 569 .436 131 10 240 5 .358 6 32 41-51 949 495 62 .959 Opponents...... 274 47-47 1266 185 347 50 1 27 162 480 .379 115 21 185 7 .343 7 37 52-63 955 393 63 .955 LOB - Team (309), Opp (313). DPs turned - Team (12), Opp (13). IBB - Team (4), Tucker 2, Musselman 1, Wieberg 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Davis 1, Deibert 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA O’Hara, Jen...... 2.27 11-8 24 18 15 1/0 0 132.1 150 66 43 41 72 19 1 9 532 .282 3 6 0 2 22 Wallingford, Ashley. 3.04 13-9 27 23 14 3/1 1 145.0 150 77 63 43 97 24 0 11 570 .263 19 13 0 2 11 Drage, Kristen...... 4.76 2-4 12 6 2 0/1 0 32.1 38 33 22 28 16 7 0 2 135 .281 7 2 0 3 4 Wibbenmeyer, Kaye 9.45 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 6.2 9 9 9 3 0 0 0 5 29 .310 0 0 0 0 0 Totals...... 3.03 26-21 47 47 31 5/1 1 316.1 347 185 137 115 185 50 1 27 1266 .274 29 21 0 7 37 Opponents...... 3.94 21-26 47 47 25 5/1 2 318.1 378 220 179 131 240 59 0 44 1304 .290 35 10 0 6 32 PB - Team (8), Naughton 8, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (1), Naughton 1, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Naughton (52-61), Wallingford (26-33), O’Hara (20-23), Drage (5-6), Deibert (0-1), Wibbenmeyer (1-1).

Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI

Smith, Katie...... 14 12 2 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Porterfield, Krista. 13 12 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Plummer, Allison.... 6 6 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Wibbenmeyer, Kaye...1 0 1 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 Davis, Becky...... 402 382 14 6 .985 10 0 0 --- 0 0 Naughton, Coley..... 230 190 36 4 .983 0 52 9 .852 8 0 Wieberg, Kandi...... 233 128 95 10 .957 10 0 0 --- 0 0 Musselman, Kelsey... 169 36 125 8 .953 3 0 0 --- 0 0 Tucker, Emily...... 42 37 3 2 .952 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Wallingford, Ashley. 58 4 51 3 .948 0 26 7 .788 0 0 O’Hara, Jen...... 38 4 32 2 .947 0 20 3 .870 0 0 Wilkinson, Rachel... 189 56 117 16 .915 4 0 0 --- 0 0 Deibert, Kassi...... 11 9 1 1 .909 0 0 1 .000 0 0 Ruth, Melissa...... 11 9 1 1 .909 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Drage, Kristen...... 60 40 14 6 .900 2 5 1 .833 0 0 Kueny, Becca...... 29 24 2 3 .897 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Lewis, Janelle...... 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0

Totals...... 1506 949 495 62 .959 12 52 11 .825 8 0 Opponents...... 1411 955 393 63 .955 13 41 10 .804 8 0 LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY

22 2008 RESULTS

Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time ------/------Feb 23, 2008 VALDOSTA STATE 1-9 L 1 6 0/ 9 9 1 7 0- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 Wallingford (L 0-1) 0 2:15 Feb 23, 2008 vs Delta State W 13-10 13 17 3/10 10 0 7 1- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 Wallingford (W 1-1) 25 3:00 Feb 24, 2008 vs Georgia Coll. & St. W 7-4 7 8 2/ 4 8 1 7 2- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 Wallingford (W 2-1) 25 2:00 Feb 24, 2008 vs West Georgia 2-11 L 2 4 4/11 7 1 6 2- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Drage (L 0-1) 58 1:52 Feb 29, 2008 at Arkansas-Monticello W 7-4 7 9 1/ 4 7 4 7 3- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Wallingford (W 3-1) 58 1:45 Feb 29, 2008 vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 9-1 9 11 2/ 1 1 0 5 4- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Drage (W 1-1) 30 1:30 Mar 01, 2008 vs Arkansas Tech 0-1 L 0 3 1/ 1 3 0 7 4- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Drage (L 1-2) 35 1:10 Mar 01, 2008 vs Ouachita Baptist 4-6 L 4 9 0/ 6 9 0 7 4- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Wallingford (L 3-2) 35 1:45 Mar 02, 2008 at Arkansas-Monticello 3-5 L 3 9 2/ 5 9 0 7 4- 5- 0 0- 0- 0 Drage (L 1-3) 85 1:45 Mar 02, 2008 vs Arkansas Tech 0-2 L 0 4 0/ 2 6 0 7 4- 6- 0 0- 0- 0 Wallingford (L 3-3) 30 1:30 Mar 09, 2008 vs Truman State 5-13 L 5 8 4/13 9 1 7 4- 7- 0 0- 0- 0 Drage (L 1-4) 35 1:45 Mar 09, 2008 at Pittsburg State W 11-2 11 14 1/ 2 6 2 7 5- 7- 0 0- 0- 0 Wallingford (W 4-3) 45 1:37 Mar 09, 2008 vs Washburn W 6-3 6 10 1/ 3 9 4 7 6- 7- 0 0- 0- 0 Drage (W 2-4) 40 1:30 Mar 12, 2008 at Southwest Baptist 1-7 L 1 4 0/ 7 11 2 7 6- 8- 0 0- 0- 0 Wallingford (L 4-4) 83 2 hr Mar 12, 2008 at Southwest Baptist W 7-4 7 10 2/ 4 8 4 8 7- 8- 0 0- 0- 0 O'Hara (W 1-0) 53 2 hr *Mar 14, 2008 at Drury W 14-9 14 15 2/ 9 10 2 7 8- 8- 0 1- 0- 0 Wallingford (W 5-4) - 2:23 *Mar 14, 2008 at Drury W 5-4 5 9 1/ 4 9 2 7 9- 8- 0 2- 0- 0 O'Hara (W 2-0) 50 1:50 *Mar 21, 2008 QUINCY W 3-2 3 3 1/ 2 11 1 ( 8) 10- 8- 0 3- 0- 0 O'Hara (W 3-0) 70 2:01 *Mar 21, 2008 QUINCY W 8-4 8 8 4/ 4 6 0 7 11- 8- 0 4- 0- 0 O'Hara (W 4-0) 70 2:01 *Mar 22, 2008 #13 SIU EDWARDSVILLE W 3-1 3 3 0/ 1 8 0 7 12- 8- 0 5- 0- 0 O'Hara (W 5-0) 85 1:27 *Mar 22, 2008 #13 SIU EDWARDSVILLE 0-4 L 0 2 1/ 4 8 0 7 12- 9- 0 5- 1- 0 Wallingford (L 5-5) 85 1:37 Mar 26, 2008 vs West Alabama W 7-3 7 12 1/ 3 10 2 ( 8) 13- 9- 0 5- 1- 0 O'Hara (W 6-0) 25 2:00 Mar 26, 2008 vs West Alabama 1-4 L 1 8 0/ 4 10 2 ( 8) 13-10- 0 5- 1- 0 Wallingford (L 5-6) 45 2:00 Mar 27, 2008 at Lincoln Memorial 4-5 L 4 11 0/ 5 15 1 ( 8) 13-11- 0 5- 1- 0 O'Hara (L 6-1) 150 2:08 Mar 27, 2008 at Lincoln Memorial W 5-0 5 8 1/ 0 4 3 7 14-11- 0 5- 1- 0 Wallingford (W 6-6) - 1:36 *Mar 29, 2008 at Bellarmine W 1-0 1 8 1/ 0 3 2 8 15-11- 0 6- 1- 0 O'Hara (W 7-1) 70 1:35 *Mar 29, 2008 at Bellarmine W 13-0 13 12 1/ 0 0 2 5 16-11- 0 7- 1- 0 Wallingford (W 7-6) 70 1:20 LADY MINER SOFTBALL *Mar 30, 2008 at Northern Kentucky W 12-4 12 15 0/ 4 6 3 5 17-11- 0 8- 1- 0 O'Hara (W 8-1) - 1:33 *Mar 30, 2008 at Northern Kentucky W 4-1 4 10 0/ 1 6 0 7 18-11- 0 9- 1- 0 Wallingford (W 8-6) 97 2:03 *Apr 5, 2008 #21 LEWIS 3-4 L 3 10 3/ 4 7 0 7 18-12- 0 9- 2- 0 O'Hara (L 8-2) 140 1:59 *Apr 5, 2008 #21 LEWIS 2-6 L 2 5 2/ 6 8 0 7 18-13- 0 9- 3- 0 Wallingford (L 8-7) 140 1:33 *Apr 6, 2008 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE W 4-3 4 6 1/ 3 5 0 7 19-13- 0 10- 3- 0 O'Hara (W 9-2) 75 1:51 *Apr 6, 2008 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE 2-6 L 2 6 2/ 6 9 2 7 19-14- 0 10- 4- 0 Wallingford (L 8-8) 75 1:52 *Apr 9, 2008 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS 0-2 L 0 5 1/ 2 7 0 7 19-15- 0 10- 5- 0 O'Hara (L 9-3) 35 1:35 *Apr 9, 2008 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 7-0 7 6 1/ 0 3 2 7 20-15- 0 11- 5- 0 Wallingford (W 9-8) 35 1:15 *Apr 20, 2008 at Kentucky Wesleyan 4-5 L 4 9 5/ 5 8 4 ( 9) 20-16- 0 11- 6- 0 O'Hara (L 9-4) 125 2:00 *Apr 20, 2008 at Kentucky Wesleyan W 9-0 9 14 0/ 0 4 2 6 21-16- 0 12- 6- 0 Wallingford (W 10-8) 100 1:30 *Apr 21, 2008 at Southern Indiana W 3-2 3 8 0/ 2 10 0 7 22-16- 0 13- 6- 0 O'Hara (W 10-4) 75 1:41 *Apr 21, 2008 at Southern Indiana 4-5 L 4 6 1/ 5 11 1 7 22-17- 0 13- 7- 0 O'Hara (L 10-5) 65 2:02 *Apr 24, 2008 at Rockhurst 1-5 L 1 4 1/ 5 11 2 7 22-18- 0 13- 8- 0 O'Hara (L 10-6) 77 1:30 *Apr 24, 2008 at Rockhurst W 4-2 4 11 1/ 2 5 2 7 23-18- 0 14- 8- 0 Wallingford (W 11-8) 77 1:30 *Apr 26, 2008 INDIANAPOLIS 3-4 L 3 5 2/ 4 6 1 7 23-19- 0 14- 9- 0 O'Hara (L 10-7) 75 1:39 *Apr 26, 2008 INDIANAPOLIS W 3-2 3 5 1/ 2 4 1 7 24-19- 0 15- 9- 0 Wallingford (W 12-8) 75 1:28 *Apr 27, 2008 SAINT JOSEPH'S W 7-2 7 11 0/ 2 5 2 7 25-19- 0 16- 9- 0 O'Hara (W 11-7) 55 1:24 *Apr 27, 2008 SAINT JOSEPH'S W 4-3 4 6 1/ 3 7 1 7 26-19- 0 17- 9- 0 Wallingford (W 13-8) 55 2:00 May 01, 2008 vs Rockhurst 0-1 L 0 3 2/ 1 5 0 7 26-20- 0 17- 9- 0 Wallingford (L 13-9) 48 1:21 May 01, 2008 vs #7 Lewis 4-10 L 4 8 2/10 14 3 7 26-21- 0 17- 9- 0 O'Hara (L 11-8) 89 2:08

23 LADY MINER RECORDS

Individual Records Games Played: Walks: Season--58, Bobbi Rose, Kandi Wieberg, 2005 Game--4, Chelsea Appel vs. Northwestern (Iowa), Feb. Career--202, Molly Balke, 2001-04 23, 2007) At Bats: Season--32, Kandi Wieberg, 2008 Game--8, Heather Maggard, Erin Butler, Abby Pittroff Career--98, Kandi Wieberg, 2005-08 and Jenny Meitz vs. Central Missouri State, May 2, 2004; Batting Average: Kandi Wieberg and Ashley Winter vs. Saint Joseph's, Season--.469, Ashley Winter, 2007 (67-143) March 17, 2007 Career--.410, Becca Alt (211-515) Season--196, Janet Borgmeyer, 2004 Slugging Percentage: Career--656, Janet Borgmeyer, 2001-04 Season--.859, Holly Weinberg, 2006 (122 TB in 142 AB) Runs: Career--.537, Angie Honse, 1986-89 Game--4 on several occasions (Most recent: Kandi Wie- Longest Hitting Streak: berg vs. Drury, March 14, 2008) 18 games, Janet Borgmeyer, March 3-23, 2004; Kandi Season--50, Janet Borgmeyer, 2004 Wieberg, March 18-April 21, 2007 Career--169, Kandi Weiberg, 2005-08 Games Pitched: Hits: Season--39, Candice Wilburn, 2005 Game--5, on several occasions (Most recent: Kandi Wie- Career--107, Erin Collins, 1995-98 berg vs. Drury, March 14, 2008) Innings Pitched: Season--80, Becca Alt, 1997 Game--13, Mary Rohrbacker vs. Southwest Baptist, April Career--225, Janet Borgmeyer, 2001-04 4, 1995 Doubles: Season--220 2/3, Candice Wilburn, 2005 Game--3, on several occasions (Most recent: Rachel Career--638 2/3, Erin Collins, 1995-98 Wilkinson vs. Lincoln Memoria, March 27, 2008) Wins: Season--21, Kandi Wieberg, 2007 Season--27, Christy Deken, 2004 (record 27-2) Career--49, Kandi Wieberg, 2005-08 Career--53, Erin Collins, 1995-98 (record 53-41) Triples: Win-Loss Percentage (min. 5 decisions) Game--2, on several occasions (Most recent: Kandi Wie- Season--.931, Christy Deken, 2004 (record 27-2) berg vs. Missouri-St. Louis, April 15, 2006) Career--.692, Christy Deken, 2003-04 (record 36-16) Season--9, Kandi Wieberg, 2006 Strikeouts: Career--17, Molly Balke, 2001-04 Game--23, Christy Deken vs. Emporia State, April 27, Home Runs: 2004 (10 innings) Game--3, Kelsey Musselman vs. Southern Indiana, May Game (seven innings)--18, Jen Crede vs. Indiana (Pa.), 5, 2007 March 15, 1991 Season--13, Holly Weinberg, 2006 Season--346, Christy Deken, 2004 Career--34, Kandi Wieberg, 2005-08 Career--522, Christy Deken, 2003-04 Runs Batted In: Consecutive batters struck out--11, Christy Deken vs. Game--8, Jaime Ostmann vs. Pittsburg State, March 23, Missouri Southern, April 6, 2004 1996 Strikeouts Per 7 Innings: Season--56, Holly Weinberg, 2006 Season--11.08, Christy Deken, 2004 (346 in 218 2/3 IP) Career--105, Kandi Wieberg, 2005-08 Career--9.74, Christy Deken, 2003-04 (522 in 375 1/3 IP) Stolen Bases: Walks Per 7 Innings (fewest) Game--6, Melanie Rohrer vs. St. Louis, April 20, 1994 Season---0.80, Christy Deken, 2004 (25 in 218 1/3 IP) Season--65, Becca Alt, 1997 Career--0.86, Christy Deken, 2003-04 (46 in 375 1/3 IP) Career--152, Becca Alt, 1995-98 Shutouts: Season--16, Christy Deken, 2004 Career--23, Christy Deken, 2003-04 Complete Games:

LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY Season--28, Erin Collins, 1998; Christy Deken, 2004; Candice Wilburn, 2005 Career--90, Erin Collins, 1995-98

24 LADY MINER RECORDS

Earned Run Average: Triples: Season--0.48, Christy Deken, 2004 (15 ER in 218 2/3 IP) Game--4 vs. Lincoln, April 15, 1988 Career--0.80, Christy Deken, 2003-04 (43 ER in 375 1/3 IP) Season--20, 1992 Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings: Home Runs: 38 1/3, Christy Deken, Feb. 27-March 10, 2004 Game--5 vs. Bellarmine, April 1, 2006; vs. Southwest Most Putouts: Baptist, April 26, 2006 Game--22, Erin Butler (C) vs. Emporia State, April 27, 2004 Season--44, 2008 Season--411, Erin Butler (C), 2004 Runs Batted In: Career--1361, Jaime Ostmann (1B), 1996-99 Game--19 vs. Minnesota-Crookston, March 16, 2006 Most Assists: Season--237, 2007 Game--11, Caroline Bredemann (SS) vs. Pittsburg State, April 17, Stolen Bases: 1990 Game--10 vs. St. Louis, April 20, 1994 Season--159, Melanie Rohrer (SS), 1995 Season--102, 1997 Career--443, Janet Borgmeyer (SS-2B), 2001-04 Walks: Fielding Percentage: Game--11 vs. Minnesota-Crookston, March 16, 2006 Season--1.000, Heather Maggard (1B), 2004 (0 E in 401 chances) Season--146, 1997 Career--.996, Jaime Ostmann (1B), 1996-99 (6 E in 1459 Batting Average: chances) Season--.309, 2004, 2006 Slugging Percentage: Team Records Season--.500, 2006 Games Played: Longest Game: Season--58, 2005 18 innings vs. Central Missouri State, May 2, 2004 Wins: Most Consecutive Games without being shut out: Consecutive--15, Feb. 28-March 17, 2006 29, Feb. 27-April 1, 2004 Most in a season--41, 2004 (Final record 41-14) Innings Pitched: Most conference wins in a season--13, 2004 (Final record 13-5); Game--17 1/3 vs. Central Missouri State, May 2, 2004 LADY MINER SOFTBALL 13, 2006 (Final record 13-7); 13, 2007 (Final record 13-9) Season--388 1/3, 2005 Least in a season--5, 1986 (Final record 5-21) Strikeouts: Least conference wins in a season--1, 1986 (Final record 1-11) Game--23 vs. Emporia State, April 27, 2004 Losses: Season--438, 2004 Consecutive--16, May 1, 1999-March 16, 2000 Strikeouts Per 7 Innings: Least in a season--10, 2006 (Final record 33-10) Season--8.20, 2004 (438 in 374 IP) Least conference losses in a season--3, 1988 (Final record 9-3) Walks Per 7 Innings (fewest): Most in a season--37, 2000 (Final record 16-37) Season--0.86, 2004 (46 in 374 IP) Most conference losses in a season--14, 2002 (Final record 4-14) Shutouts: At Bats: Season--25, 2004 Game--63 vs. Saint Joseph's, March 17, 2007 Complete Games: Season--1551, 2004 Season--48, 2004 Runs: Earned Run Average: Inning--11 vs. Lincoln, March 6, 2007 (Second inning of game Season--0.80, 2004 two) Putouts: Game--19 vs. Cumberland, March 16, 1995; vs. Minnesota- Game--52 vs. Central Missouri State, May 2, 2004 Crookston, March 16, 2006 Season--1165, 2005 Season--261, 2007 Fielding Percentage: Largest run margin, season--+183, 2004 (260 scored, 77 allowed) Season--.970, 2004 (50 E in 1647 chances) Hits: Double Plays: Game--18 vs. Lincoln, April 2, 1995 Season 19, 1995 & 1996 Season--480, 2004 Doubles: Game--6 vs. Trinity Christian, Feb. 28, 2004; vs. Missouri-St. Louis, April 15, 2006 Season--97, 2007 25 LADY MINER TOP 10 LISTS

Games Played Batting Average (Career) 1. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04 202 1. Becca Alt 1995-98 .410 2. Janet Borgmeyer . . . . .2001-04 196 2. Kelsey Musselman 2007-08 .360 3. Kandi Wieberg . . . . . 2005-08 195 3. Kandi Wieberg 2005-08 .347 4. Amie Fugiel ...... 2003-06 193 4. Janet Borgmeyer 2001-04 .343 5. Rachel Wilkinson . . . . 2005-08 190 5. Teresa Dickenson 1988-91 .340 6. Sandy Wagner . . . . . 2001-04 184 6. Melanie Rohrer 1994-96 .329 7. Sabrina Greenwell . . . .1998-01 179 Angie Honse 1986-89 .329 Teri Marvich ...... 1993-96 179 8. Carmen Baker 1986-89 .319 9. Kristan King ...... 1992-95 178 9. Anita Tikey 1980-83 .316 10. Darcey Rapp ...... 1999-02 177 10. Sabrina Greenwell 1998-01 .312

At Bats (Career) Runs Scored (Career) 1. Janet Borgmeyer . . . . .2001-04 656 1. Kandi Wieberg 2005-08 169 2. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04 655 2. Becca Alt 1995-98 140 3. Kandi Wieberg . . . . . 2005-08 642 3. Janet Borgmeyer 2001-04 122 4. Rachel Wilkinson . . . . 2005-08 581 4. Molly Balke 2001-04 114 5. Teri Marvich ...... 1993-96 529 5. Rachel Wilkinson 2005-08 108 6. Becca Alt ...... 1995-98 515 6. Melanie Rohrer 1994-96 106 7. Kristan King ...... 1995-98 510 7. Dyan Risher 1990-93 102 8. Sabrina Greenwell . . . .1998-01 504 8. Teri Marvich 1993-96 99 9. Jaime Ostmann . . . . . 1996-99 493 9. Brandy Broeckling 1994-97 90 10. Teresa Dickenson . . . . 1988-91 485 10. Emily Tucker 2005-08 87

Hits (Career) Doubles (Career) 1. Janet Borgmeyer . . . . .2001-04 225 1. Kandi Wieberg 2005-08 49 2. Kandi Wieberg . . . . . 2005-08 223 2. Sabrina Greenwell 1998-01 39 3. Becca Alt ...... 1995-98 211 3. Emily Tucker 2006-present 38 4. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04 200 4. Rachel Wilkinson 2005-08 31 5. Rachel Wilkinson . . . . 2005-08 178 5. Holly Weinberg 2005-06 30 6. Teresa Dickenson . . . . 1988-91 165 Rachel Helser 1999-02 30 7. Sabrina Greenwell . . . .1998-01 157 Kristan King 1992-95 30 Teri Marvich ...... 1993-96 157 Teresa Dickenson 1988-91 30 9. Kristan King ...... 1992-95 155 9. Heather Maggard 2002-05 27 10. Emily Tucker ...... 2006-present 147 Molly Balke 2001-04 27 Nicki Wray 1993-96 27 Batting Average (Season) 1. Ashley Winter ...... 2007 .469 Triples (Career) 2. Holly Weinberg . . . . .2006 .451 1. Molly Balke 2001-04 17 3. Becca Alt ...... 1997 .449 2. Teresa Dickenson 1988-91 16 4. Pat Kelly ...... 1981 .430 3. Ellie Hudson 1992-93 15 5. Kelsey Musselman . . . .2008 .422 4. Kandi Wieberg 2005-08 12 6. Becca Alt ...... 1998 .421 5. Dyan Risher 1990-93 11 7. Angie Honse ...... 1988 .419 6. Christy Cheeley 1990-93 10 8. Emily Tucker ...... 2008 .409 7. Angie Bax 1996-97 9 9. Kandi Wieberg . . . . . 2007 .402 8. Rachel Wilkinson 2005-08 8 10. Becca Alt ...... 1996 .398 Melanie Rohrer 1994-96 8

LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY Kristan King 1992-95 8 Teri Schofield 1989-92 8

26 LADY MINER TOP 10 LISTS

Home Runs (Career) Pitching Wins (Career) 1. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-08 34 1. Erin Collins 1995-98 53 2. Kelsey Musselman . . . . .2007-08 25 2. Renee Roberts 2001-05 51 3. Holly Weinberg ...... 2005-06 19 3. Jen Crede 1990-93 47 4. Emily Tucker ...... 2006-present 16 Kristy Weber 1987-90 47 5. Ashely Weiss ...... 2005-06 15 5. Jen O’Hara 2006-present 43 6. Caroline Bredeman . . . . .1986-90 10 6. Christy Deken 2003-04 36 7. Rachel Wilkinson . . . . . 2005-08 9 7. Mary Rohrbacker 1993-95 33 Teresa Dickenson ...... 2005-08 9 8. Angie Bax 1996-97 31 Cecelia Gutierrez ...... 1982-85 9 9. Leta Judd 1980-83 23 10. Coley Naughton ...... 2007-present 6 Ashley Wallingford 2007-present 23 Lauren Feltmann ...... 2006-07 6 Rachel Helser ...... 1999-02 6 Complete Games (Career) Jaime Ostmann ...... 1996-99 6 1. Erin Collins 1995-98 85 Angie Honse ...... 1986-89 6 2. Jen Crede 1990-93 83 Runs Batted In (Career) 3. Renee Roberts 2003-06 71 1. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-08 105 4. Kristy Weber 1987-90 65 2. Teri Marvich ...... 1993-96 93 5. Jen O’Hara 2006-present 58 3. Rachel Wilkinson . . . . . 2005-08 92 6. Angie Bax 1996-97 52 4. Emily Tucker ...... 2006-present 89 Mary Rohrbacker 1993-95 52 Jaime Ostmann ...... 1996-99 89 8. Christy Deken 2003-04 49 6. Teresa Dickenson ...... 1998-91 88 9. Allison West 1999-02 42 7. Holly Weinberg ...... 2005-06 87 10. Leta Judd 1980-83 40 8. Sabrina Greenwell . . . . . 1998-01 83 9. Kristan King ...... 1992-95 82 Strikeouts (Career) 10. Kelsey Musselman . . . . .2007-08 78 1. Christy Deken 2003-04 522 Stolen Bases (Career) 2. Jen Crede 1990-93 460 1. Becca Alt ...... 1995-98 152 3. Renee Roberts 2003-06 390 2. Dyan Risher ...... 1990-93 75 4. Erin Collins 1995-98 358 LADY MINER SOFTBALL 3. Kandi Wieberg ...... 2005-08 73 5. Jen O’Hara 2006-present 267 4. Janet Borgmeyer ...... 2001-04 69 6. Kristi Curry 1999-00 264 5. Melanie Rohrer ...... 1994-96 46 7. Mary Rohrbacker 1993-95 235 6. Molly Balke ...... 2001-04 45 8. Candice Wilburn 2005 215 7. Darcey Rapp ...... 1999-02 44 9. Ashley Wallingford 2007-present 212 8. Lisa Burwell ...... 1987-90 41 10. Amanda Weingartner 2000-02 159 9. Nicki Wray ...... 1993-96 30 10. Brandy Broeckling . . . . .1994-97 28 Earned Run Average (Season) Games Pitched 1. Christy Deken 2004 0.48 1. Erin Collins ...... 1995-98 107 2. Christy Deken 2003 1.25 2. Renee Roberts ...... 2003-06 101 3. Renee Roberts 2004 1.35 3. Jen Crede ...... 1990-93 96 4. Jen Crede 1991 1.38 4. Kristy Weber ...... 1987-90 95 5. Renee Roberts 2003 1.41 5. Jen O’Hara ...... 2006-present 85 6. Kristy Weber 1988 1.43 6. Allison West ...... 1999-02 67 7. Kristy Weber 1990 1.48 7. Amanda Weingartner . . . . 2000-02 62 8. Kristi Curry 2000 1.68 Leta Judd ...... 1980-83 62 9. Kristi Curry 1999 1.71 9. Christy Deken ...... 2003-04 60 Jen Crede 1990 1.71 10. Angie Bax ...... 1996-97 59 Innings Pitched (Career) Earned Run Average (Career) 1. Erin Collins ...... 1995-98 638.2 1. Christy Deken 2003-04 0.80 2. Renee Roberts ...... 2003-06 586.2 2. Kristi Curry 1999-00 1.69 3. Jen Crede ...... 1990-93 578 3. Kristy Weber 1987-90 1.72 4. Jen O’Hara ...... 2006-present 456.2 Jen Crede 1990-93 1.72 5. Kristy Weber ...... 1987-90 440.2 5. Renee Roberts 2003-06 1.73 6. Christy Deken ...... 2003-04 375.1 6. Mary Rohrbacker 1993-95 1.75 7. Candice Wilburn 2005 1.94 7. Mary Rohrbacker ...... 1993-95 371.1 8. Dawn Tabor 1985-86 2.01 8. Allison West ...... 1999-02 360.2 9. Angie Bax ...... 1996-97 348.2 9. Joann Stratman 1988-91 2.29 27 10. Kristi Curry ...... 1999-00 339 10. Troci Keen 1991-94 2.42 2009 OPPONENTS

LINDENWOOD UNIVERSITY DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY Feb. 18 at Rolla, Mo. Feb. 20 at Decatur, Ala.

Location (Conference): St. Charles, Mo. (Heart of America) Location (Conference): Cleveland, Miss. (Gulf South) Mascot: Lions Mascot: Lady Statesmen Head Coach: Don Loberg Head Coach: Casey Bourgoyne 2008 Record: 35-16 2008 Record: 33-26 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: S&T won 13-10 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA GEORGIA COLLEGE AND STATE UNIVERSITY Feb. 20 at Decatur, Ala. Feb. 21 at Decatur, Ala.

Location (Conference): Florence, Ala. (Gulf South) Location (Conference): Milledgeville, Ga. (Peach Belt) Mascot: Lions Mascot: Bobcats Head Coach: Jeremy Reece Head Coach: Ginger Chaffinch 2008 Record: 28-21 2008 Record: 40-14 Last season vs. S&T: S&T won 7-4 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA Feb. 21 at Decatur, Ala.; March 25 at Kirksville, Mo. Feb. 22 at Decatur, Ala.

Location (Conference): Kirksville, Mo. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Carrollton, Ga. (Gulf South) Mascot: Bulldogs Mascot: Wolves Head Coach: Erin Brown Head Coach: Erika Swanson 2008 Record: 22-21 2008 Record: 25-30 Last season vs. S&T: Truman won 13-5 Last season vs. S&T: West Georgia won 11-2 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY (MICH.) FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY Feb. 22 at Decatur, Ala. March 6 at Joplin, Mo.

Location (Conference): Detroit, Mich. (GLIAC) Location (Conference): Hays, Kan. (MIAA) Mascot: Warriors Mascot: Tigers Head Coach: Gary Bryce Head Coach: Julie LeMaire 2007 Record: 35-18 2008 Record: 32-26 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Did not play MISSOURI SOUTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY WASHBURN UNIVERSITY March 6 at Joplin, Mo.; April 7 at Rolla, Mo. March 7 at Joplin, Mo.

Location (Conference): Joplin, Mo. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Topeka, Kan. (MIAA) Mascot: Lions Mascot: Lady Blues Head Coach: Bill Gray Head Coach: Lisa Carey 2008 Record: 8-30 2008 Record: 29-28 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: S&T won 6-3 LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY

28 2009 OPPONENTS

NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY March 7 at Joplin, Mo. March 7 at Joplin, Mo.

Location (Conference): Maryville, Mo. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Pittsburg, Kan. (MIAA) Mascot: Bearcats Mascot: Gorillas Head Coach: Ryan Anderson Head Coach: Brad Horky 2008 Record: 32-22 2008 Record: 23-29 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: S&T won 11-2 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI SAINT JOSEPH’S COLLEGE March 10 at Rolla, Mo.; April 1 at Warrensburg, Mo. March 14 at Rensselaer, Ind.

Location (Conference): Warrensburg, Mo. (MIAA) Location (Conference): Rensselaer, Ind. (GLVC) Mascot: Jennies Mascot: Pumas Head Coach: Susan Anderson Head Coach: Frank Wilkins 2008 Record: 36-22 2008 Record: 20-25 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: S&T won 7-2 and 4-3 UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS KENTUCKY WESLEYAN March 15 at Indianapolis, Ind. March 21 at Rolla, Mo.

Location (Conference): Indianapolis, Ind. (GLVC) Location (Conference):Owensboro, Ky. (GLVC) Mascot: Greyhounds Mascot: Panthers Head Coach: Melissa Frost-Fisher Head Coach: Miles Mallette LADY MINER SOFTBALL 2008 Record: 39-28 2008 Record: 12-30 Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; Indianpolis Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; KWC won won 3-2 and S&T won 4-3 5-4 and S&T won 9-0 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS March 22 at Rolla, Mo. March 28 at St. Louis, Mo.

Location (Conference): Evansville, Ind. (GLVC) Location (Conference): St. Louis, Mo. (GLVC) Mascot: Screaming Eagles Mascot: Tritons Head Coach: Sue Kunkle Head Coach: Chuck Sosnowski 2008 Record: 31-23 2008 Record: 28-26 Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; S&T won Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; UMSL won 3-2 and USI won 5-4 2-0 and S&T won 7-0 UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE LEWIS UNIVERSITY April 4 at Somers, Wis. April 5 at Romeoville, Ill.

Location (Conference): Somers, Wis. (GLVC) Location (Conference): Romeoville, Ill. (GLVC) Mascot: Rangers Mascot: Flyers Head Coach: Laura Fillipp Head Coach: George DiMatteo 2008 Record: 28-22 2008 Record: 38-18 Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; S&T won Last season vs. S&T: Lewis won all three games 4-3, 6-2 4-3 and UWP won 6-2 and 10-4

29 2009 OPPONENTS

BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY April 10 at Rolla, Mo. April 11 at Rolla, Mo.

Location (Conference): Louisville, Ky. (GLVC) Location (Conference): Highland Heights, Ky. (GLVC) Mascot: Knights Mascot: Norse Head Coach: Renee Hicks Head Coach: Kathy Stewart 2008 Record: 18-40 2008 Record: 20-28 Last season vs. S&T: S&T won 1-0 and 13-0 Last season vs. S&T: S&T won 12-4 and 4-1

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS-SPRINGFIELD April 15 at Columbia, Mo. April 18 at Springfield, Ill.

Location (Conference): Columbia, Mo. (Big 12) Location (Conference): Springfield, Ill. (AMC) Mascot: Tigers Mascot: Prairie Stars Head Coach: Ehren Earleywine Head Coach: Joe Fisher 2008 Record: 47-17 2008 Record: 15-20 Last season vs. S&T: Did not play Last season vs. S&T: Did not play

QUINCY UNIVERSITY SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY April 19 at Quincy, Ill. April 22 at Rolla, Mo.

Location (Conference): Quincy, Ill. (GLVC) Location (Conference): Bolivar, Mo. (MIAA) Mascot: Hawks Mascot: Bearcats Head Coach: Charlene Obert Head Coach: Christy Capner 2008 Record: 28-18 2008 Record: 15-28 Last season vs. S&T: S&T won both games 3-2 and 8-4 Last season vs. S&T: Teams split two games; SBU won 7-1 and S&T won 7-4 DRURY UNIVERSITY ROCKHURST UNIVERSITY April 25 at Rolla, Mo. April 26 at Rolla, Mo.

Location (Conference): Springfield, Mo. (GLVC) Location (Conference): Kansas City, Mo. (GLVC) Mascot: Panthers Mascot: Hawks Head Coach: Annie Medico Head Coach: Galen Struve 2008 Record: 20-37 2008 Record: 28-20 Last season vs. S&T: S&T won both games 14-9 and 5-4 Last season vs. S&T: RU went 2-1; RU won 5-1, S&T won 4-2 and RU won 1-0 LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY

30 SOFTBALL ALL-AMERICANS

Lady Miner All-American Players

Kandi Wieberg Second Base, 2007 Wieberg, who was named as the “Player of the Year” by the GLVC, batted .402 with a team-high 12 home runs and 39 runs batted in during the 2007 season in which the Lady Miners made their first-ever appearance at the NCAA regional tournament. As the team’s leadoff hitter, she also led the GLVC in doubles (21), total bases (127) and slugging percentage (.751), while ranking second in runs scored (46), hits (68) and home runs. She ranked among the top five in the GLVC in nine categories and is sixth nationally in doubles per game.

During the 2007 season, Wieberg broke the S&T career records for doubles (42) and home runs (24) and tied the record for the longest hitting streak of 18 games. She had a .494 average in conference play with five homers and 16 RBI for the Lady Miners. She was a first-team All-America selection by Daktronics and a second-team pick to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-America squad.

Ashley Winter

Outfield, 2007 LADY MINER SOFTBALL Winter, a freshman, led the Great Lakes Valley Conference in hitting with a .469 average and a team-high 16 stolen bases. She also led the GLVC in on-base percentage at .490 and ranked third in the league in hits (67) and runs scored (41). Her 15-game hitting streak during the season was the longest in school history by a freshman. She was selected to the All-GLVC first team and all-region first team by the NFCA and Daktronics preceding her third team selection to the Lou- isville Slugger/NFCA All-America squad.

Kelsey Musselman Third Base, 2008 Musselman, who was named as the “Player of the Year” by the GLVC, led the Lady Miners with a .422 batting average -- which was good for second in the GLVC behind the .430 mark posted by Wisconsin-Parkside’s Amanda Miller -- while leading the league in slugging percentage, on-base percentage and home runs.

Musselman had a school record 14 home runs on the year and drove in 47 runs, while posting a .755 slugging percentage and .500 on-base percentage. Her performance netted her two GLVC “Player of the Week” awards during the year and eventually first-team All-GLVC honors.

31 ALL-TIME SCORES

1980 (7-9) 4/7 Oklahoma Baptist 2-6 Southeast Missouri 0-11 4/2 @Missouri-St. Louis 1-11 Oklahoma Baptist 1-11 Central Missouri 0-10 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-14 4/9 Oklahoma Baptist 2-9 4/7 Missouri-St. Louis 2-6 4/3 @Missouri Southern 0-10 John Brown 2-6 Northwest Missouri 3-6 @Missouri Southern 0-15 4/13 Southwest Baptist 2-11 Lincoln 10-5 4/18 @Columbia College 19-9 Southwest Baptist 3-15 4/11 Columbia College 10-1 @Columbia College 21-20 4/15 Lincoln 10-7 Columbia College 6-5 4/21 @Lincoln 25-14 Lincoln 31-8 4/17 Missouri-St. Louis 1-2 @Lincoln 31-22 4/16 Stephens 8-0 Missouri-St. Louis 0-1 4/22 Stephens 0-15 Stephens 18-2 4/19 Lincoln 15-7 MAIAW Tournament 4/21 Missouri-St. Louis 8-4 Lincoln 9-8 (@Marshall, Mo.) Missouri-St. Louis 0-9 4/23 Missouri Valley 6-4 4/24 @Missouri Valley 18-5 MAIAW Tournament Missouri Valley 13-3 William Jewell 3-5 (@Columbia, Mo.) MIAA Tournament 4/25 Culver-Stockton 4-14 4/24 Stephens 8-1 (@Warrensburg, Mo.) 4/29 Lincoln 7-11 William Jewell 2-5 4/27 Missouri-St. Louis 0-11 Lincoln 19-5 4/26 William Woods 0-10 Lincoln 4-3 5/2 William Jewell (N) 29-8 William Woods 1-17 Central Missouri 3-4 @Southwest Baptist 0-13 MIAA Tournament (@Jefferson City, Mo.) 1985 (8-19, 1-5 MIAA) 1981 (8-11) 4/29 Central Missouri 2-5 3/13 Quincy (N) 1-6 3/19 Missouri-St. Louis 0-17 Southeast Missouri 2-7 Quincy (N-9) 0-1 Missouri-St. Louis 3-24 4/30 Missouri Valley 11-5 3/25 William Woods 0-3 3/21 Harris-Stowe 5-4 Missouri Valley 4-2 William Woods 0-3 Harris-Stowe 5-2 4/8 @William Woods 0-10 3/25 Lincoln 9-11 1983 (7-16) @William Woods 1-11 Southwest Baptist 2-13 3/17 Missouri Baptist 2-5 4/9 Lincoln 9-3 4/2 @Lincoln 6-12 3/23 Missouri-St. Louis 2-4 Lincoln 14-2 @Lincoln 10-9 Missouri-St. Louis 5-9 4/12 Southeast Missouri (N) 1-2 4/15 @Southwest Baptist 5-7 3/25 DePaul 1-4 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-4 @Southwest Baptist 6-11 SIU Edwardsville 1-16 Truman State (N) 1-5 4/18 @Stephens 13-2 3/26 Wisconsin-Whitewater 2-5 4/13 Lincoln (N) 5-3 @Stephens 13-6 Augsburg 5-2 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-2 MAIAW Tournament 4/12 Central Missouri 3-4 Central Missouri (N) 2-8 (@Bolivar, Mo.) Central Missouri 2-13 4/15 @Lincoln 9-10 4/23 William Jewell 8-2 4/15 Lincoln 10-8 @Lincoln 1-4 Southwest Baptist 2-5 4/17 Harris-Stowe 22-5 4/17 Maryville 1-7 4/24 Lincoln 6-10 Missouri Baptist 2-11 Maryville 5-4 4/29 William Woods 0-12 4/19 Lincoln 12-1 4/18 Missouri-St. Louis 2-1 William Woods 0-6 Lincoln 12-7 Missouri-St. Louis 3-2 5/2 @Lindenwood 5-0 4/23 Saint Louis 4-0 4/24 @Columbia College 9-7 @Lindenwood 22-1 Saint Louis 0-5 @Columbia College 3-0 4/25 William Woods 2-6 MIAA Tournament 1982 (11-18) William Woods 0-4 (@Jefferson City, Mo.) 3/23 Southwest Baptist 4-7 4/26 Southwest Baptist 1-2 4/26 Truman State 1-6 3/24 SIU Edwardsville 1-4 Southwest Baptist 1-5 Central Missouri 0-2 SIU Edwardsville 4-9 MIAA Tournament 4/30 Quincy 1-6 3/27 Columbia College 9-5 (@Maryville, Mo.) Quincy 0-1 LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY Columbia College 19-8 4/29 Central Missouri 1-10 5/1 William Woods 0-3 3/30 Central Missouri 0-10 Lincoln 20-1 Central Missouri 0-8 Missouri-St. Louis 4-7 1986 (5-21, 1-11 MIAA) 4/4 Quincy 11-10 3/24 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-1 32 4/6 Northeastern State 4-12 1984 (8-9, 1-5 MIAA) @Missouri-St. Louis 0-8 4/6 Truman State 0-11 3/27 Northwest Missouri (N) 0-8 ALL-TIME SCORES

@Central Missouri 1-6 Southeast Missouri 0-3 3/22 @Southeast Missouri 2-3 4/9 @Lincoln 16-2 @Southeast Missouri 0-5 @Lincoln 14-8 1988 (27-12, 8-3 MIAA) 3/24 Lincoln (N) 11-1 4/10 Columbia College 0-6 3/14 St. Mary, Neb. (N) 8-7 Southwest Baptist (N) 2-6 Columbia College 0-10 Missouri Baptist (N) 8-9 3/31 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 2-13 4/11 Lincoln (N) 4-8 3/15 Wisconsin-LaCrosse (N) 7-6 Northwest Missouri (N) 5-0 Northwest Missouri (N) 0-5 Wisconsin-LaCrosse (N) 9-10 Truman State (N) 1-6 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 0-3 3/16 Kishwaukee (N) 10-0 4/1 Missouri State (N) 2-0 Southeast Missouri (N) 1-8 Kishwaukee (N) 10-2 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 1-6 4/12 @Central Missouri 3-14 3/17 Maryville (N) 3-0 4/4 Truman State (N) 2-1 Truman State (N) 0-7 Central Missouri (N) 1-0 Central Missouri (N) 1-4 4/14 Southeast Missouri (N) 2-6 Lander (N) 5-2 4/11 Saint Louis 5-1 Truman State (N) 0-5 3/18 Wisconsin-Parkside (N) 4-3 Missouri Baptist 4-0 4/16 @Maryville 2-7 Columbia College (N) 2-3 4/12 @Maryville 14-12 @Maryville 3-5 St. Mary, Neb. (N) 0-3 @Maryville 12-1 4/19 Lincoln 5-1 3/21 Lincoln 3-1 4/14 Columbia College (N) 0-1 Lincoln 14-1 Lincoln 6-5 Missouri Baptist (N) 10-0 4/21 Lincoln 2-1 3/22 William Woods 5-1 4/15 Saint Louis 6-2 Missouri-St. Louis 2-12 William Woods 6-3 @William Woods 1-8 4/23 @William Woods 0-9 3/24 @Southeast Missouri 1-8 McKendree 9-1 @William Woods 1-2 @Southeast Missouri 4-3 4/17 Truman State 2-4 MIAA Tournament 4/4 Central Missouri (N) 6-5 Missouri-St. Louis 2-1 (@Kirksville, Mo.) Northwest Missouri (N) 1-8 4/19 UMKC 8-1 4/25 @Truman State 0-1 4/5 Columbia College 5-4 UMKC 10-0 Southeast Missouri 2-4 Columbia College 1-3 MIAA Tournament

4/8 Truman State (N-9) 0-1 (@Rolla, Mo.) LADY MINER SOFTBALL 1987 (12-14, 3-4 MIAA) Southeast Missouri (N-9) 1-0 4/21 Truman State 4-1 3/9 Wheeling Jesuit (N) 4-6 4/9 Southwest Baptist (N) 14-0 Central Missouri 4-3 3/10 Kishwaukee (N) 12-0 @Lincoln 4-2 4/22 Southeast Missouri 0-1 Kishwaukee (N) 12-2 Northwest Missouri (N) 7-6 Missouri-St. Louis 2-5 3/11 @West Florida 1-4 4/10 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 5-2 @West Florida 3-2 4/12 Maryville 10-1 1990 (26-11, 6-4 MIAA) 3/12 Geneva (N) 19-1 Maryville 11-2 3/12 St. Mary’s, Ind. (N) 10-1 Geneva (N) 10-0 4/14 @Saint Louis 2-5 St. Mary’s, Ind. (N) 3-0 3/17 Missouri Baptist 2-3 @Missouri Baptist 3-2 3/13 St. Mary’s, Neb. (N) 4-3 3/26 @Columbia College 0-1 4/15 Southwest Baptist (N) 3-2 St. Mary’s, Neb. (N-11) 2-3 @Columbia College 3-2 Lincoln (N) 14-0 3/15 Hiram (N) 6-2 3/30 @Lincoln 3-6 4/20 @William Woods 1-2 3/20 William Woods 3-1 @Lincoln 4-6 @William Woods 8-5 William Woods 3-4 4/10 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-5 MIAA Tournament 3/22 Missouri Western 2-1 Lincoln (N) 7-3 (@Cape Girardeau, Mo.) Missouri Western 5-3 4/11 Truman State (N) 1-0 4/22 Lincoln 5-3 3/30 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 4-3 Northwest Missouri (N) 2-5 Truman State 0-3 Missouri Southern (N) 3-4 Southeast Missouri (N) 5-8 4/23 Missouri-St. Louis 0-4 @Southwest Baptist 2-0 4/12 Southwest Baptist (N) 1-3 3/31 Southeast Missouri (N) 10-0 Central Missouri (N) 3-1 1989 (18-20, 3-7 MIAA) Pittsburg State (N) 3-0 4/20 Missouri-St. Louis 3-0 3/13 Wisconsin-Parkside (N) 3-4 4/3 @Lincoln 4-2 Truman State 0-1 3/14 Francis Marion (N) 10-8 @Lincoln 2-1 4/22 @William Woods 12-11 @West Florida 3-4 4/4 Columbia College 4-3 @William Woods 1-3 3/15 Monmouth (N) 9-0 Columbia College 3-4 MIAA Tournament 3/16 Missouri Southern (N) 0-3 4/6 Morningside (N) 2-1 (@Maryville, Mo.) Francis Marion (N) 0-2 East Central (N) 4-7 4/24 @Northwest Missouri 0-6 3/17 Centenary (N) 1-3 Central Missouri (N) 1-7 33 Lincoln 7-0 Columbia College (N) 0-9 4/7 Northeastern State (N) 5-4 ALL-TIME SCORES

Emporia State (N) 1-8 4/25 UMKC 7-1 Missouri-St. Louis 5-6 4/17 Pittsburg State (N) 3-0 UMKC 3-1 MIAA Tournament Southwest Baptist (N) 0-5 MIAA Tournament (@Shawnee, Kan.) Missouri Southern (N) 3-1 (@Shawnee, Kan.) 4/24 Central Missouri 5-6 4/19 Missouri-St. Louis 3-0 4/26 Central Missouri 3-2 Truman State 3-2 Southeast Missouri 1-2 Southeast Missouri 3-4 Washburn 1-3 4/21 @UMKC 9-2 Pittsburg State 5-0 @UMKC 12-2 4/27 Central Missouri 1-5 1993 (22-19, 3-7 MIAA) 4/24 Central Missouri 3-0 3/7 @Mississippi-Women 2-0 Central Missouri 3-1 1992 (24-24, 5-5 MIAA) @Mississippi-Women 0-11 MIAA Tournament 3/9 Grand Valley State (N) 9-2 3/8 St. Francis, Ind. (N) 2-1 (@Warrensburg, Mo.) Sacred Heart (N) 2-13 St. Francis, Ind. (N) 19-2 4/28 @Central Missouri (10) 3-2 3/10 Indiana, Pa. (N) 9-0 Lake Forest (N) 1-5 4/29 Southeast Missouri (8) 4-3 American Internat. (N) 2-6 3/9 Eureka (N) 3-2 Missouri Southern 0-9 3/12 California, Pa. (N) 3-6 Eureka (N) 14-0 Southwest Baptist (9) 1-0 Chapman (N) 3-8 Lake Forest (N) 3-0 Missouri Southern 1-3 3/13 Lake Superior State (N) 1-0 3/11 Winona State (N) 11-1 Lock Haven (N) 4-1 Beloit (N) 2-1 1991 (21-20, 5-5 MIAA) 3/14 Bloomsburg (N) 1-0 IU-PU-Ft. Wayne (N) 3-8 3/11 California, Pa. (N) 0-5 Ashland (N) 1-2 3/12 St. Ambrose (N) 2-3 Quinnipiac (N) 2-3 3/17 @Lindenwood 0-6 3/26 Pittsburg State (N) 1-8 3/12 Maine (N) 7-0 @Lindenwood 5-6 @Lincoln 11-3 Valparaiso (N) 3-1 3/21 Saint Louis 4-1 3/27 Southwest Baptist (N) 7-3 3/13 Northwest Missouri (N) 2-0 Saint Louis 4-3 Missouri Southern (N) 1-3 Wayne State, Mich. (N) 1-8 3/24 Truman State 7-0 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 0-4 3/15 Merrimack (N) 3-5 Truman State 5-4 3/28 @Westminster 8-1 Indiana, Pa. (N) 4-0 3/27 Southwest Baptist (N-9) 4-1 @Westminster 1-3 3/16 Chapman (N) 1-8 Missouri Southern (N) 0-9 4/2 Simpson (N-8) 3-1 3/23 Concordia-St. Paul 9-0 3/28 Lincoln (N) 8-2 Oklahoma City (N) 4-11 Concordia-St. Paul 5-6 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 2-1 Central Missouri (N) 2-1 3/25 @Columbia College 4-1 @Pittsburg State 6-7 4/3 Southern Indiana (N) 2-5 @Columbia College 1-7 3/31 @William Woods 1-3 4/6 Lincoln (N) 6-1 3/27 @William Woods 1-10 @William Woods 3-4 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-5 3/29 Southeast Missouri (N) 2-4 4/1 @UMKC 13-2 4/7 Lindenwood 7-3 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 9-0 @UMKC 9-6 Lindenwood 7-6 3/30 @Pittsburg State 5-2 4/3 Southwest Baptist (N) 8-1 4/12 Columbia College 0-3 Missouri Southern (N) 1-4 Columbia College (N) 1-2 Columbia College 5-4 Southwest Baptist 7-0 Northeastern State (N) 1-8 4/13 Pittsburg State (N) 0-3 4/2 Lincoln 3-1 4/4 Northwest Missouri (N) 3-5 @Missouri Southern 1-8 Lincoln 11-1 4/7 @Missouri-St. Louis 0-3 Southwest Baptist (N) 3-5 4/3 @Truman State 3-1 Lincoln (N) 5-4 4/20 Missouri Baptist 10-0 @Truman State 6-4 4/8 Saint Louis 2-1 4/21 @Saint Louis 6-9 4/5 Pittsburg State (N) 3-2 Saint Louis (8) 4-5 @Saint Louis 0-2 Oklahoma City (N) 1-7 4/10 Missouri Western (N) 1-4 MIAA Tournament Central Missouri (N) 2-7 Wisconsin-Parkside (N) 0-5 (@Shawnee, Kan.) 4/6 Northeastern State (N) 0-4 SIU Edwardsville (N) 5-2 4/23 Washburn 1-5 4/9 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-4 4/13 Missouri Valley 6-0 Missouri Western 0-4 Southeast Missouri (N) 0-1 Missouri Valley 7-0 4/27 @Missouri Baptist 15-0 LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY 4/12 Lincoln (N) 6-2 4/14 Missouri Southern (N) 0-7 @Missouri Baptist 11-6 @Central Missouri 0-6 Pittsburg State (N-8) 2-4 5/1 UMKC 3-2 Ferris State (N) 5-1 @Southwest Baptist 5-2 UMKC 5-3 4/16 Pittsburg State (N) 4-3 4/17 @SIU Edwardsville 0-1 34 Southwest Baptist (N) 5-0 @SIU Edwardsville (9) 2-1 1994 (26-21, 6-5 MIAA) Missouri Southern (N-9) 1-4 4/22 Missouri-St. Louis 7-0 3/3 @Columbia College 1-0 ALL-TIME SCORES

@Columbia College 0-6 3/13 Bluefield (N) 3-0 3/10 Wilmington 7-1 3/5 Lindenwood (N) 3-1 Eureka (N) 5-3 Wilmington 11-0 Quincy (N) 3-13 Lincoln (N) 9-6 3/11 Northern Ky. (N-9) 3-2 3/6 Mount Mercy (N) 3-6 3/14 Marian (N) 10-0 Northern Kentucky (N) 2-1 William Woods (N) 1-9 Marian (N) 1-2 St. Francis, Ill. (N) 0-6 3/13 Defiance (N) 8-1 3/16 Cumberland (N) 19-1 3/12 St. Francis, Ind. (N) 2-1 Defiance (N) 10-0 Texas Lutheran (N-8) 3-4 St. Francis, Ind. (N-12) 5-7 William Jewell (N) 3-2 Marian (N) 12-11 3/14 Beloit (N) 5-1 3/14 McKendree (N) 2-5 3/17 William Woods (N) 7-5 Oklahoma City (N) 2-6 McKendree (N) 12-13 3/18 Bellarmine (N) 4-5 St. Mary’s, Texas (N) 5-8 3/15 Chattanooga (N) 5-4 3/25 Missouri Southern (8) 0-1 3/15 Lee (N) 5-4 William Jewell (N) 2-4 Missouri Southern 1-2 Belhaven (N) 6-0 3/17 William Woods (N-8) 3-4 3/26 Pittsburg State 0-3 3/23 @Pittsburg State 2-11 Newman (N) 5-3 Pittsburg State 1-2 @Pittsburg State 13-14 @West Florida 0-9 3/29 Central Methodist 4-1 3/30 Missouri-St. Louis 1-0 3/18 Lincoln (N) 5-7 Central Methodist 8-5 Missouri-St. Louis 2-7 Puget Sound (N) 5-12 4/1 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-5 4/2 @Southwest Baptist 7-4 3/25 Culver-Stockton (8) 3-2 @Missouri-St. Louis 7-8 @Southwest Baptist (8) 5-4 Culver-Stockton 6-2 4/2 @Lincoln 13-1 4/3 @Missouri Southern 0-13 3/29 Evangel (10) 2-1 @Lincoln 5-2 @Missouri Southern 5-15 Evangel 5-2 4/3 @Evangel 7-3 4/4 @McKendree 0-4 4/2 Westminster 8-0 @Evangel 13-2 @McKendree 2-0 Westminster 6-2 4/4 Southwest Baptist (13) 4-3 4/9 Fontbonne 4-1 4/8 Peru State (N-8) 1-2 Southwest Baptist 0-1 Fontbonne 7-4 Baker (N) 6-9 4/5 @Culver-Stockton 4-7 4/10 Evangel 8-2

@ Northwest Missouri 1-6 @Culver-Stockton 6-7 Evangel 9-1 LADY MINER SOFTBALL 4/9 Quincy (N) 11-1 4/7 @UMKC 0-8 4/13 Central Methodist 11-2 Friends (N) 6-4 @UMKC 9-10 Central Methodist 5-6 @Northwest Missouri 6-4 4/8 St. Mary, Kan. (N) 3-4 4/16 Lincoln 4-2 4/13 Missouri Southern (N) 2-7 Quincy (N) 5-6 Lincoln 11-3 Southwest Baptist (N) 7-6 Dana (N-8) 11-10 4/17 Lindenwood 3-1 Pittsburg State (N) 4-6 4/9 Peru State (N) 4-9 4/18 Columbia College 11-6 4/14 Lincoln (N) 3-0 Missouri Western (N) 2-6 Columbia College 4-1 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 3-0 4/13 Missouri Baptist 9-1 4/19 Missouri Western (N) 6-12 4/20 Saint Louis (9) 4-3 Missouri Baptist 7-0 Washburn (N) 0-4 Saint Louis 8-0 4/18 Saint Louis 16-1 Central Missouri (N) 1-5 4/23 Washburn (N) 5-6 Saint Louis (8) 4-3 4/20 Emporia State (N) 5-11 Central Missouri (N) 1-4 4/21 Northwest Missouri (N) 2-4 Truman State (N) 5-2 Northwest Missouri (N) 4-0 Truman State (N) 5-3 Northwest Missouri (N) 4-8 4/24 Missouri Western (N) 3-2 Emporia State (N) 7-16 4/24 SIU Edwardsville (8) 3-2 Emporia State (N-9) 3-4 4/22 Central Missouri (N) 0-6 SIU Edwardsville 0-2 Truman State (N) 3-0 Washburn (N) 0-8 MIAA Tournament MIAA Tournament Missouri Western (N) 0-3 (@Shawnee, Kan.) (@Shawnee, Kan.) 4/26 @SIU Edwardsville 1-9 4/26 Central Missouri 3-10 4/30 Lincoln 0-3 @SIU Edwardsville 4-11 Pittsburg State 1-2 Emporia State 5-0 5/1 Northwest Missouri 7-1 1996 (29-21, 6-10 MIAA) 1997 (30-20, 5-9 MIAA) Pittsburg State 0-7 3/2 @William Jewell 14-3 2/22 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 1-3 @William Jewell 13-0 Southern Indiana (N) 11-1 1995 (24-25, 4-12 MIAA) 3/3 @Missouri Valley (8) 6-7 2/23 Quincy (N-8) 6-9 3/11 @Mississippi College 3-0 @Missouri Valley 6-4 Lincoln Memorial (N) 9-6 @Mississippi Coll. (10) 6-4 3/9 Winona State (N) 1-3 3/5 @Westminster 13-2 3/12 Bellarmine (N) 4-0 Central Arkansas (N) 5-2 @Westminster 9-0 35 Bellarmine (N) 8-2 Mississippi College (N) 16-0 3/8 @William Carey 6-4 ALL-TIME SCORES

@William Carey 4-1 3/3 Beloit (N) 11-1 @Emporia State 2-3 3/9 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 5-2 Bemidji State (N) 7-5 4/3 @Washburn 0-3 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 4-0 3/5 Dowling (N) 3-0 @Washburn 0-5 3/10 St. Francis, Ill. (N) 4-3 Mountain State (N) 14-1 4/6 @Truman State (11) 1-2 St. Francis, Ill. (N) 5-3 3/6 Oakland City (N) 2-3 @Truman State 0-1 Cumberland (N) 5-7 Salem International (N) 7-4 4/8 SIU Edwardsville 2-3 3/11 Southern Indiana (N) 0-4 3/25 Evangel 2-1 SIU Edwardsville 1-4 Eureka (N) 9-1 Evangel 3-1 4/10 Northwest Missouri 2-1 Eureka (N) 7-2 3/26 Lincoln 9-1 Northwest Missouri (10) 4-5 3/13 Defiance (N) 5-0 Lincoln 7-4 4/11 Missouri Western (8) 3-4 North Dakota State (N) 0-4 3/27 Emporia State 2-4 Missouri Western (8) 1-4 3/14 Lincoln (N) 12-1 4/2 Truman State 0-4 4/13 Central Missouri 1-0 Albion (N) 8-1 Truman State 2-4 Central Missouri 3-4 William Woods (N) 1-8 4/4 @Missouri Western 2-5 4/20 Southwest Baptist 3-0 3/21 Lindenwood 6-3 @Missouri Western 0-6 Southwest Baptist 3-1 Lindenwood 5-2 4/5 @Northwest Missouri 1-9 5/1 Pittsburg State 1-3 3/22 Hannibal-LaGrange (N) 4-1 @Northwest Missouri 5-4 Pittsburg State 1-6 Midland Lutheran (N) 7-4 4/8 @Central Missouri 6-7 Columbia College (N) 1-5 @Central Missouri 5-6 2000 (16-37, 5-13 MIAA) 3/23 Mary (N) 9-2 4/13 Columbia College 1-2 2/25 Southern Arkansas (N) 3-5 @William Woods (8) 7-8 Columbia College 6-10 Pittsburg State (N) 1-3 3/28 Missouri Southern 1-6 4/16 @Southwest Baptist 1-2 3/4 Wayne State, Neb. (N) 3-4 Missouri Southern 6-5 @Southwest Baptist 3-6 St. Cloud State (N) 2-4 3/29 Pittsburg State 0-3 4/17 @Pittsburg State 1-4 Columbia College (N) 2-5 Pittsburg State 5-3 @Pittsburg State 7-3 3/7 Missouri-St. Louis 0-4 3/31 Lincoln 8-3 4/18 @Missouri Southern 0-5 Missouri-St. Louis 2-7 Lincoln 8-0 @Missouri Southern 7-1 3/10 Washburn (N) 1-7 4/1 @Southwest Baptist 1-4 4/20 Emporia State 5-9 Augustana (N) 0-3 @Southwest Baptist 0-8 4/21 Central Methodist 3-0 Coe (N) 0-8 4/8 @Fontbonne 7-4 Central Methodist 6-3 3/13 @Columbia College (8) 0-1 @Fontbonne 3-0 @Columbia College 0-8 4/16 McKendree 7-1 1999 (11-28, 6-12 MIAA) 3/16 @Texas Wesleyan 4-7 McKendree 4-2 2/26 Southern Arkansas (N) 0-1 Okla. Panhandle St. (N) 0-3 4/18 Truman State (N) 4-2 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 3-0 Southern Arkansas (N) 5-4 Missouri Western (N) 0-8 Cameron (N) 0-3 3/17 Missouri Southern (N) 1-2 Emporia State (N) 3-5 2/27 Delta State (N) 2-0 Southwestern Okla. (N) 4-0 4/19 Central Missouri (N) 0-9 Pittsburg State (N) 1-4 Southern Arkansas (N) 1-2 Washburn (N) 2-4 3/5 Missouri Southern (N) 2-1 3/24 Missouri Valley (N) 1-0 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-5 Columbia College (N) 1-4 @Lincoln 4-5 4/28 @Columbia College (8) 7-8 3/6 South Dakota State (N) 10-2 3/25 Evangel (N-8) 2-1 @Columbia College 3-2 Augustana (N) 2-4 Missouri Valley (N) 9-1 4/29 @SIU Edwardsville 2-7 3/17 Missouri-St. Louis 0-2 4/5 @Pittsburg State 1-7 @SIU Edwardsville 5-10 Missouri-St. Louis 3-6 @Pittsburg State 1-4 3/22 Pittsburg State (N-9) 6-7 4/8 Lincoln 4-2 1998 (21-18, 5-13 MIAA) Pittsburg State (N) 1-4 Lincoln (10) 8-11 2/21 @Central Arkansas 4-0 3/24 Shawnee State (N-9) 2-3 4/9 Park 8-1 Delta State (N) 9-8 Shawnee State (N) 1-4 Park 8-0 2/22 Arkansas-Monticello (N) 4-1 3/25 Pittsburg State (N) 4-3 4/13 @Central Missouri 0-3 LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY 2/27 Southwest Baptist (N) 4-1 Spring Hill (N) 0-1 @Central Missouri 5-0 @Pittsburg State 8-2 3/26 @West Florida 5-7 4/14 @Northwest Missouri 5-6 2/28 Central Arkansas (N-8) 3-2 3/27 Missouri Southern (N-8) 0-1 @Northwest Missouri 9-6 Delta State (N) 0-1 3/31 @Lincoln 10-4 4/15 @Missouri Western 6-5 36 3/2 Bemidji State (N) 8-1 @Lincoln 6-0 @Missouri Western 3-6 @West Florida 1-4 4/2 @Emporia State 0-3 4/18 @Southwest Baptist 1-2 ALL-TIME SCORES

@Southwest Baptist 3-2 4/14 Missouri Western 3-1 4/10 @Pittsburg State (11) 0-1 4/19 @SIU Edwardsville 3-5 Missouri Western 3-4 @Pittsburg State 2-3 @SIU Edwardsville 1-8 4/17 Southwest Baptist 5-2 4/11 Missouri Southern 3-0 4/21 Washburn 3-4 Southwest Baptist 7-4 Missouri Southern 5-6 Washburn 3-4 4/20 @Washburn 3-4 4/13 @Lincoln (8) 5-6 4/22 Emporia State 1-4 @Washburn 5-6 @Lincoln 3-4 Emporia State (9) 2-1 4/21 @Emporia State 4-3 4/14 @SIU Edwardsville 2-8 4/26 Truman State (10) 3-5 @Emporia State 0-10 @SIU Edwardsville 2-5 Truman State 2-10 4/24 Central Missouri 1-3 4/16 @Central Missouri 1-10 4/28 Southwest Baptist (N) 1-5 Central Missouri 8-7 @Central Missouri 0-2 @Central Missouri 0-1 4/25 @Truman State 1-5 4/20 @Northwest Missouri 0-5 Lincoln (N) 6-1 @Truman State 0-4 4/21 @Northwest Missouri 6-9 5/1 Missouri Southern 2-6 4/27 Nebraska-Omaha (N) 0-12 Missouri Western (N) 2-3 Missouri Southern 1-0 Southwest Baptist (N) 4-2 Missouri Western (N) 0-8 MIAA Tournament 4/28 Lincoln (N) 3-9 4/24 @Southwest Baptist 2-4 (@Shawnee, Kan.) Park (N) 12-2 @Southwest Baptist 11-7 5/5 Central Missouri 2-0 5/1 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-6 4/26 Emporia State (N) 1-5 Washburn 0-6 @Missouri-St. Louis 2-7 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-8 Missouri Western 5-4 MIAA Tournament 4/30 Truman State 0-1 Northwest Missouri 5-9 (@Shawnee, Kan.) Truman State 1-0 5/4 Southwest Baptist 2-1 2001 (23-33, 6-12 MIAA) Missouri Southern 4-9 2003 (19-26, 7-11 MIAA) 2/23 Evangel (N) 6-2 5/5 Missouri Western 3-1 3/9 St. Cloud State (N) 0-3 @Central Arkansas 1-9 Washburn 7-5 3/10 Angelo State (N) 0-11 3/4 @William Woods 6-0 Northwest Missouri (8) 1-0 Angelo State (N-8) 2-0

@William Woods 6-5 Truman State 0-2 St. Cloud State (N) 1-7 LADY MINER SOFTBALL 3/9 Ark.-Monticello (N) 2-1 3/11 Missouri Western (N) 5-6 @North Alabama 1-11 2002 (13-33, 4-14 MIAA) Missouri Western (N) 0-1 Athens State (N) 2-5 2/22 West Alabama (N) 0-1 3/13 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-3 3/10 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 5-2 Oklahoma Baptist (N) 4-9 @West Florida (8) 2-4 Delta State (N) 1-0 @Central Arkansas 3-4 3/14 Quincy (N-8) 2-1 Kentucky Wesleyan (N) 4-7 2/23 Southwest Baptist (N) 5-0 Lincoln (N) 9-0 3/12 Morningside (N) 2-3 Howard Payne (N) 10-1 3/15 @West Florida 1-2 Morningside (N) 6-1 Oklahoma Baptist (N) 2-0 Tarleton State (N) 3-0 3/13 Wisconsin Lutheran (N) 17-6 3/16 McKendree (N) 1-4 3/18 Lincoln 8-0 Bryant (N) 0-2 @Lincoln 0-6 Lincoln 8-0 3/15 Bloomsburg (N) 0-6 Mount Mercy (N) 3-6 3/21 Kansas Wesleyan (N) 6-1 Presbyterian (N) 1-2 3/17 William Woods (N) 1-5 Emporia State (N) 4-3 Incarnate Word (N) 3-11 Hannibal-LaGrange (N) 8-0 @Pittsburg State 3-1 3/16 North Dakota State (N) 0-6 3/22 Northwest Missouri (N) 0-1 3/22 Fort Hays State (N) 5-0 3/21 SIU Edwardsville 8-11 Avila (N) 1-2 Southeastern Okla. (N) 0-2 SIU Edwardsville 7-16 3/23 Pittsburg State (N) 1-7 3/24 @Missouri Valley (8) 2-3 3/23 Culver-Stockton (N) 4-1 3/27 Lindenwood (N) 4-2 @Missouri Valley 2-5 @Lincoln (8) 5-4 3/28 Huntington (N) 10-2 3/26 Southwest Baptist 0-4 3/24 Central Missouri (N) 3-4 @West Florida 0-5 Southwest Baptist 5-1 Southwest Baptist (N) 0-3 3/29 William Woods (N) 2-0 4/2 @Truman State 0-3 3/27 @Missouri Southern 0-1 Shawnee State (N-10) 4-3 @Truman State 2-3 @Missouri Southern 0-1 3/30 @West Florida (10) 0-2 4/5 Missouri Western 2-1 4/7 @Lincoln 2-3 4/3 Missouri-St. Louis 3-7 Missouri Western (8) 2-3 @Lincoln 4-0 Missouri-St. Louis 8-0 4/8 @Missouri Southern 0-1 4/12 Pittsburg State 6-1 4/5 Emporia State 3-8 @Missouri Southern 2-0 Pittsburg State 1-6 Emporia State 0-6 4/12 @Emporia State (9) 1-2 4/13 Northwest Missouri (9) 5-7 4/6 Washburn 0-4 @Emporia State 4-0 37 Northwest Missouri 2-10 Washburn 3-2 4/13 @Washburn (9) 2-3 ALL-TIME SCORES

@Washburn 0-1 @Missouri Western 0-1 4/1 @Emporia State 0-3 4/15 Pittsburg State 1-0 4/4 @Northwest Missouri 3-0 @Emporia State 2-5 Pittsburg State 1-0 @Northwest Missouri 2-4 4/3 Central Missouri 0-7 4/16 Northwest Missouri 5-1 4/6 Missouri Southern 1-0 Central Missouri (10) 3-2 4/21 @Lincoln (10) 1-0 Missouri Southern 1-0 4/5 Southwest Baptist 8-0 @Lincoln (8) 2-0 4/9 Washburn 7-0 Southwest Baptist 1-2 4/23 Central Missouri 1-5 Washburn 5-4 4/9 Northwest Missouri 3-1 Central Missouri 0-3 4/13 @Pittsburg State 2-1 Northwest Missouri 2-0 4/26 Northwest Missouri (N-9) 0-1 @Pittsburg State 1-6 4/10 Missouri Western 1-0 @Central Missouri 0-3 4/20 @Central Missouri 4-0 Missouri Western 3-2 Missouri Western 2-0 @Central Missouri 2-3 4/16 South Dakota (N) 3-2 MIAA Tournament 4/27 Emporia State (10) 3-2 @Northwest Missouri 0-7 (@Gladstone, Mo.) Emporia State 5-2 4/17 Minnesota State (N) 3-4 5/2 Truman State 0-4 MIAA Tournament Augustana (N) 2-1 Northwest Missouri (8) 0-1 (@Shawnee, Kan.) Nebraska-Omaha (N-8) 2-6 5/1 Northwest Missouri 1-0 4/19 @Missouri Southern 1-0 2004 (41-14, 13-5 MIAA) Emporia State 0-2 @Missouri Southern 2-3 2/20 @Central Arkansas 11-3 Missouri Western 7-3 4/27 Missouri-St. Louis 8-3 Delta State (N) 0-5 5/2 Pittsburg State 3-1 Missouri-St. Louis 4-2 Ouachita Baptist (N) 11-0 Central Missouri (18) 1-2 4/30 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-9 2/21 Christian Brothers (N) 7-0 Southwest Baptist (N) 3-2 Arkansas Tech (N) 13-0 2005 (33-25, 11-7 MIAA) @Central Missouri 4-3 2/27 Lincoln (N) 5-2 2/18 @Central Arkansas 1-3 5/3 @Truman State 3-0 Southeastern Okla. (N) 0-8 Arkansas-Monticello (N) 3-7 @Truman State 0-5 Pittsburg State (N) 8-0 2/19 Southern Arkansas (N) 1-4 MIAA Tournament 2/28 Trinity Christian (N) 8-0 Henderson State (N) 5-2 (@Shawnee, Kan.) Bacone (N) 4-0 2/25 Missouri Valley (N) 4-0 5/6 Missouri Western 0-2 Pittsburg State (N) 2-4 Bellevue (N) 0-2 Northwest Missouri (8) 1-3 3/3 @Lincoln 1-0 Brescia (N-8) 1-0 @Lincoln 8-4 2/26 Spring Arbor (N) 8-3 2006 (33-10, 13-7 GLVC) 3/8 Milligan (N) 8-0 @Evangel (8) 2-3 2/24 Mid-America Naz. (N) 5-2 Martin Methodist (N) 9-1 3/4 Quincy 3-1 Midland Lutheran (N-8) 2-1 3/9 Concordia, N.Y. (N) 5-0 Quincy 7-2 Newman (N) 10-5 Bellevue (N) 8-0 3/5 Lincoln 1-0 2/25 Okla. Science & Arts (N) 2-1 3/10 Charleston (N) 3-1 Lincoln 10-0 Oklahoma City (N) 1-9 Green Mountain (N) 14-0 3/11 @Missouri Southern 3-0 2/28 Rockhurst 4-1 3/11 Mansfield (N) 7-0 Northern State (N) 8-0 Rockhurst 5-3 Columbia Union (N) 8-0 3/12 Northwest Missouri (N) 1-3 3/3 Missouri Valley (N) 9-1 3/16 SIU Edwardsville 3-4 Southwestern Okla. (N) 5-3 Robt. Morris-Spgfld. (N) 9-1 SIU Edwardsville (10) 1-2 Pittsburg State (N) 7-8 Briar Cliff 12-1 3/19 Bellevue (N) 5-2 3/14 Bemidji State 12-0 3/7 Lincoln 11-3 Kansas Wesleyan (N) 9-0 Bemidji State 8-0 Lincoln 4-0 Southwest Minn. St. (N) 14-0 3/17 @Washburn 4-1 3/10 Pittsburg State (N) 2-1 3/20 @Pittsburg State 3-0 @Washburn 3-2 Missouri-St. Louis (N) 5-3 Mary (N) 3-0 3/18 Northeastern State (N) 3-5 3/11 Southwest Baptist (N) 6-3 3/23 @Southwest Baptist 7-0 Minn. St.-Moorhead (N) 10-6 Fort Hays State (N) 8-2 @Southwest Baptist 15-0 3/19 South Dakota State (N) 4-5 3/16 Minn.-Crookston (N) 18-0 3/24 Missouri-St. Louis (9) 1-3 @Pittsburg State 2-4 Minn.-Crookston (N) 19-0 LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY Missouri-St. Louis 2-1 3/25 Minnesota State (N-8) 6-4 3/17 Bellevue (N) 8-5 3/31 Truman State 2-1 3/26 South Dakota (N) 6-0 Washburn (N) 4-0 Truman State 3-2 3/29 Pittsburg State 0-2 3/25 @SIU Edwardsville 2-3 4/1 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-1 Pittsburg State 9-4 @SIU Edwardsville 0-5 38 @Missouri-St. Louis 1-2 3/30 @SIU Edwardsville 3-9 3/26 @Southern Indiana 3-2 4/3 @Missouri Western 0-1 @SIU Edwardsville 0-8 @Southern Indiana 5-2 ALL-TIME SCORES

4/1 Bellarmine 9-2 4/15 @Bellarmine 7-4 4/9 Missouri-St. Louis 0-2 Bellarmine 10-0 @Bellarmine 9-2 Missouri-St. Louis 7-0 4/2 Northern Kentucky 0-6 4/21 Southern Indiana 3-4 4/20 @ Kentucky Wesleyan 4-5 Northern Kentucky 13-2 Southern Indiana 2-11 Kentucky Wesleyan 9-0 4/8 @Wisconsin-Parkside 2-0 4/22 SIU Edwardsville (9) 1-2 4/21 @ Southern Indiana 3-2 @Wisconsin-Parkside (8) 1-2 SIU Edwardsville 8-0 Southern Indiana 4-5 4/9 @Lewis 1-9 4/29 @Rockhurst 4-2 4/24 @ Rockhurst 1-5 @Lewis 1-7 @Rockhurst 4-5 @ Rockhurst 4-2 4/14 Quincy 3-5 GLVC Tournament 4/26 Indianapolis 3-4 Quincy 7-1 (@East Peoria, Ill.) Indianapolis 3-2 4/15 Missouri-St. Louis 8-1 5/4 Wisconsin-Parkside 1-4 4/27 Saint Joseph’s 7-2 Missouri-St. Louis 9-1 Indianapolis 11-9 Saint Joseph’s 4-3 4/22 @Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0 Quincy 6-0 GLVC Tournament @Kentucky Wesleyan 4-2 5/5 Southern Indiana 6-2 (@East Peoria, Ill.) 4/26 @Southwest Baptist 1-0 Lewis 2-6 5/1 Rockhurst 0-1 @Southwest Baptist 8-1 Lewis 4-10 GLVC Tournament NCAA Great Lakes Regional (@East Peoria, Ill.) (@Romeoville, Ill.) (N) Game played at neutral site 5/5 Indianapolis (8) 4-3 5/10 @Lewis 5-4 SIU Edwardsville 1-3 5/11 Ferris State 4-12 Northern Kentucky 1-3 5/12 Grand Valley St. (13) 4-5

2007 (29-18, 13-9 GLVC) 2008 (26-26, 17-9 GLVC) 2/23 Okla. Science & Arts (N) 6-7 2/23 Valdosta State (N) 1-9 Northwestern (Iowa - N) 12-11 Delta State (N) 13-10

3/2 Newman (N) 5-2 2/24 Ga. College & State (N) 7-4 LADY MINER SOFTBALL Rockhurst (N) 2-8 West Georgia (N) 2-11 Stephens (N) 8-0 2/29 @ Arkansas-Monticello 7-4 3/6 Lincoln 4-0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff (N) 9-1 Lincoln 16-8 3/1 Arkansas Tech (N) 0-1 3/8 @Missouri Southern 8-1 Ouachita Baptist (N) 3-5 @Missouri Southern (8) 7-5 3/2 @ Arkansas-Monticello 3-5 3/9 Pittsburg State (N) 2-4 Arkansas Tech (N) 0-2 Southwest Baptist (N-9) 9-7 3/9 Truman State (N) 5-13 3/10 @Missouri Southern 7-9 @ Pittsburg State 11-2 Central Missouri (N) 7-6 Washburn (N) 6-3 3/17 @Saint Joseph’s 3-0 3/12 @ Southwest Baptist 1-7 @Saint Joseph’s (15) 8-9 @Southwest Baptist 7-4 3/18 @Indianapolis 1-9 3/14 @ Drury 5-4 @Indianapolis 7-4 @ Drury 14-9 3/25 Kentucky Wesleyan 5-1 3/21 Quincy 3-2 Kentucky Wesleyan 9-1 Quincy 8-4 3/29 Truman State 0-2 3/22 SIU-Edwardsville 3-1 Truman State 3-2 SIU-Edwardsville 0-4 4/1 @Quincy 0-2 3/26 West Alabama (N) 7-3 @Quincy 1-5 West Alabama (N) 1-4 4/3 @Missouri-St. Louis 8-4 3/27 @ Lincoln Memorial 4-5 @Missouri-St. Louis 3-11 @ Lincoln Memorial 5-0 4/6 Lewis 9-1 3/29 @ Bellarmine 1-0 Lewis 3-2 @ Bellarmine 13-0 4/7 Wisconsin-Parkside 8-5 3/30 @ Northern Kentucky 12-4 Wisconsin-Parkside 6-4 @ Northern Kentucky 4-1 4/10 @Lincoln 11-2 4/5 Lewis 3-4 39 @Lincoln 6-2 Lewis 2-6 ALL-TIME RESULTS

All-Time Records vs. Opponents ALABAMA Trinity Christian 1-0 MARYLAND Athens State 0-1 Columbia Union 1-0 North Alabama 0-1 INDIANA Spring Hill 0-1 Huntington 1-0 MASSACHUSETTS West Alabama 1-2 Ind.-Purdue-Fort Wayne 0-1 American International 0-1 Indianapolis 4-2 Merrimack 0-1 ARKANSAS Marian 2-1 Arkansas-Monticello 3-2 Oakland City 0-1 MICHIGAN Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1-0 St. Francis 3-1 Albion 1-0 Arkansas Tech 1-2 Saint Joseph’s 3-1 Ferris State 1-1 Central Arkansas 4-3 St. Mary’s 2-0 Grand Valley State 1-1 Henderson State 1-0 Southern Indiana 5-5 Lake Superior State 1-0 John Brown 0-1 Valparaiso 1-0 Spring Arbor 1-0 Ouachita Baptist 1-1 Wayne State 0-1 Southern Arkansas 1-4 IOWA Briar Cliff 1-0 MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA Coe 0-1 Augsburg 1-0 Chapman 0-2 Morningside 2-1 Bemidji State 3-0 Mount Mercy 0-2 Concordia-St. Paul 1-1 CONNECTICUT Northwestern 1-0 Minnesota-Crookston 2-0 Quinnipiac 0-1 St. Ambrose 0-1 Minnesota State 1-1 Sacred Heart 0-1 Simpson 1-0 Minn. State-Moorhead 1-0 St. Cloud State 0-3 DELAWARE KANSAS Southwest Minn. State 1-0 Wilmington 2-0 Baker 0-1 Winona State 1-1 Emporia State 7-18 FLORIDA Fort Hays State 2-0 MISSISSIPPI West Florida 1-9 Friends 1-0 Belhaven 2-0 Kansas Wesleyan 2-0 Delta State 3-3 GEORGIA Mid-America Nazarene 1-0 Mississippi College 3-0 Georgia College & State 1-0 Newman 3-0 Miss.Univ. for Women 1-1 Valdosta State 0-1 Pittsburg State 21-31 William Carey 2-0 West Georgia 0-1 St. Mary 0-1 Washburn 8-18 MISSOURI ILLINOIS Avila 0-1 DePaul 0-1 KENTUCKY Central Methodist 5-1 Eureka 5-0 Bellarmine 8-1 Central Missouri 17-38 Kishwaukee 4-0 Brescia 1-0 Columbia College 17-20 Lake Forest 1-1 Kentucky Wesleyan 8-3 Culver-Stockton 3-3 Lewis 3-6 Northern Kentucky 5-2 Drury 2-0 McKendree 4-4 Evangel 10-1 LADY MINER SOFTBALL LADY Monmouth 1-0 LOUISIANA Fontbonne 2-0 Quincy 9-10 Centenary 0-1 Hannibal-LaGrange 2-0 Robert Morris-Springfield 1-0 Harris-Stowe 3-0 St. Francis 2-1 MAINE Lincoln 72-18 40 SIU Edwardsville 5-26 Maine 1-0 Lindenwood 9-2 ALL-TIME RESULTS

All-Time Records vs. Opponents Maryville 6-3 East Central 0-1 Texas Lutheran 0-1 Missouri-St. Louis 24-41 Northeastern State 1-4 Texas Wesleyan 0-1 Missouri Baptist 8-4 Oklahoma Baptist 1-4 Missouri Southern 14-29 Oklahoma City 0-4 VERMONT Missouri State 1-0 Okla. Panhandle State 0-1 Green Mountain 1-0 Missouri Valley 12-3 Okla. Science & Arts 1-1 Missouri Western 12-20 Southeastern Okla. State 0-2 WASHINGTON Northwest Missouri State 15-30 Southwestern Okla .State 2-0 Puget Sound 0-1 Park 3-0 Rockhurst 4-4 PENNSYLVANIA WEST VIRGINIA Saint Louis 10-5 Bloomsburg 1-1 Bluefield College 1-0 Southeast Missouri State 4-17 California 0-2 Charleston 1-0 Southwest Baptist 34-26 Geneva 2-0 Mountain State 1-0 Stephens College 6-1 Indiana 2-0 Salem International 1-0 Truman State 17-27 Lock Haven 1-0 Wheeling Jesuit 0-1 UMKC 10-2 Mansfield 1-0 Westminster 5-1 WISCONSIN William Jewell 5-3 RHODE ISLAND Beloit 3-0 William Woods 8-25 Bryant 0-1 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 1-1 Wisconsin-Parkside 5-5 NEBRASKA SOUTH CAROLINA Wisconsin-Whitewater 0-1 LADY MINER SOFTBALL Bellevue 3-1 Francis Marion 1-1 Wisconsin Lutheran 1-0 Dana 1-0 Lander 1-0 Midland Lutheran 2-0 Presbyterian 0-1 Nebraska-Omaha 0-2 Peru State 0-2 SOUTH DAKOTA St. Mary’s 2-2 Augustana 1-2 Wayne State 0-1 Northern State 1-0 South Dakota 2-0 NEW YORK South Dakota State 1-1 Concordia 1-0 Dowling 1-0 TENNESSEE Chattanooga 1-0 NORTH DAKOTA Christian Brothers 1-0 Mary 2-0 Cumberland 1-1 North Dakota State 0-2 Lee 1-0 Lincoln Memorial 2-1 OHIO Martin Methodist 1-0 Ashland 0-1 Milligan 1-0 Defiance 3-0 Hiram 1-0 TEXAS Shawnee State 1-2 Angelo State 1-1 Howard Payne 1-0 OKLAHOMA Incarnate Word 0-1 Bacone 1-0 St. Mary’s 0-1 Cameron 0-1 Tarleton State 1-0 41