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Page 1 of 5 NCAA® Ranking Summary 6/20/2012 NCAA® Ranking Summary Page 1 of 5 Contact Us Southeastern Softball National Ranking Summary Thru Games 06/06/2012 Back to team selections Category Team Rank Actual National Leader Actual Batting Average (300 ranked) Alabama 17 0.31 Chattanooga 0.347 Tennessee 33 0.299 Florida 45 0.292 South Carolina 58 0.289 Mississippi St. 106 0.274 Georgia 123 0.269 Ole Miss 140 0.265 Kentucky 184 0.254 Arkansas 207 0.248 Auburn 225 0.243 LSU 267 0.22 Earned Run Average (300 ranked) Florida 7 1.46 Oklahoma 1.22 Tennessee 11 1.58 LSU 12 1.58 Georgia 16 1.71 Auburn 26 2.01 Alabama 37 2.2 Mississippi St. 100 2.88 Kentucky 115 3.0 Arkansas 176 3.62 South Carolina 228 4.39 Ole Miss 241 4.68 Fielding Percentage (300 ranked) Tennessee 1 0.982 Tennessee 0.982 Florida 17 0.974 Georgia 32 0.97 LSU 81 0.964 Mississippi St. 91 0.963 Auburn 93 0.963 Arkansas 99 0.962 Alabama 102 0.962 Ole Miss 107 0.962 South Carolina 145 0.958 Kentucky 216 0.951 Scoring (300 ranked) Alabama 3 6.75 La.-Lafayette 7.81 Florida 31 5.16 Tennessee 53 4.92 Georgia 57 4.89 South Carolina 76 4.56 Mississippi St. 86 4.46 Ole Miss 135 4.11 Arkansas 141 4.07 Auburn 150 3.96 Kentucky 179 3.65 LSU 223 3.2 WL Percentage (300 ranked) Alabama 4 0.882 Louisville 0.917 Tennessee 8 0.788 Florida 9 0.787 Georgia 23 0.726 LSU 72 0.615 Auburn 85 0.589 Mississippi St. 91 0.579 Arkansas 135 0.509 Kentucky 138 0.5 South Carolina 190 0.418 Ole Miss 195 0.407 Home Runs per game (300 ranked) Alabama 5 1.43 New Mexico 1.83 Florida 19 1.11 Arkansas 20 1.05 Georgia 27 0.97 Auburn 53 0.82 South Carolina 69 0.76 Kentucky 76 0.75 Tennessee 97 0.68 Mississippi St. 119 0.61 http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/ranksummary 6/20/2012 NCAA® Ranking Summary Page 2 of 5 Ole Miss 189 0.44 LSU 266 0.2 Doubles per Game (300 ranked) South Carolina 46 1.29 Chattanooga 1.91 Alabama 53 1.25 Kentucky 65 1.22 Arkansas 85 1.18 Georgia 113 1.13 Tennessee 165 1.03 Ole Miss 183 0.98 Florida 195 0.95 Mississippi St. 217 0.91 Auburn 218 0.91 LSU 269 0.71 Triples per Game (300 ranked) Mississippi St. 40 0.21 Coppin St. 0.4 Florida 52 0.2 South Carolina 63 0.18 Tennessee 63 0.18 Auburn 72 0.18 Alabama 76 0.18 Arkansas 94 0.16 Ole Miss 124 0.13 LSU 137 0.12 Georgia 156 0.11 Kentucky 180 0.1 Stolen Bases per Game (300 ranked) Alabama 5 2.04 Jackson St. 2.75 Tennessee 17 1.74 Mississippi St. 22 1.61 Georgia 32 1.52 Ole Miss 56 1.26 Florida 59 1.25 LSU 73 1.12 South Carolina 93 1.02 Kentucky 130 0.88 Auburn 223 0.55 Arkansas 239 0.47 Slugging Percentage (300 ranked) Alabama 7 0.54 UCLA 0.58 Florida 15 0.482 South Carolina 37 0.443 Georgia 39 0.441 Arkansas 54 0.433 Tennessee 59 0.43 Mississippi St. 111 0.399 Kentucky 125 0.394 Auburn 129 0.391 Ole Miss 160 0.371 LSU 270 0.285 Double Plays per Game (300 ranked) Ole Miss 45 0.37 Ball St. 0.6 Auburn 95 0.3 Georgia 111 0.29 Kentucky 117 0.28 Mississippi St. 123 0.28 Florida 127 0.28 Tennessee 129 0.27 Arkansas 170 0.25 South Carolina 226 0.18 Alabama 233 0.18 LSU 254 0.15 Category Player Rank Actual National LeaderActual Batting Average (300 ranked) Raven Chavanne, Tennessee 21 0.422 Sam Fischer, LMU 0.492 Lauren Lackey, South Carolina 49 0.401 Michelle Moultrie, Florida 75 0.386 Jennifer Fenton, Alabama 83 0.384 Sami Fagan, Florida 108 0.378 Brittany Bell, Mississippi St. 126 0.368 Devon Wallace, Arkansas 135 0.367 Rt Cantillo, Ole Miss 153 0.364 Samie Garcia, South Carolina 162 0.362 Ka'ili Smith, Mississippi St. 193 0.355 Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia 196 0.355 http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/ranksummary 6/20/2012 NCAA® Ranking Summary Page 3 of 5 Kara Dill, Kentucky 209 0.351 Kat Dotson, Tennessee 218 0.35 Paige Wilson, Georgia 269 0.342 Kayla Braud, Alabama 285 0.34 Home Runs Per Game (300 ranked) Kaila Hunt, Alabama 16 0.33 Camilla Carrera, UTEP 0.6 Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia 25 0.31 Amanda Locke, Alabama 40 0.28 Jessica Cooley, Mississippi St. 52 0.26 Devon Wallace, Arkansas 52 0.26 Lauren Haeger, Florida 83 0.23 Kelsey Horton, Florida 96 0.22 Brittany Cervantes, Kentucky 103 0.22 Elizabeth Eisterhold, Auburn 105 0.21 Evan Childs, South Carolina 126 0.2 Lauren Gibson, Tennessee 132 0.2 Ashley Razey, Georgia 155 0.19 Cheyenne Coyle, Florida 203 0.18 Clarisa Navarro, Arkansas 203 0.18 Jennifer Rambo, Arkansas 224 0.17 Jackie Traina, Alabama 231 0.17 Michelle Moultrie, Florida 242 0.16 Brittany Bell, Mississippi St. 262 0.16 Madison Shipman, Tennessee 282 0.15 Runs Batted In Per Game (300 ranked) Kaila Hunt, Alabama 7 1.2 Christi Orgeron, La.Laf 1.59 Madison Shipman, Tennessee 33 0.95 Amanda Locke, Alabama 67 0.86 Lauren Haeger, Florida 73 0.85 Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia 89 0.82 Kelsey Horton, Florida 139 0.73 Evan Childs, South Carolina 143 0.73 Paige Wilson, Georgia 146 0.73 Jessica Cooley, Mississippi St. 147 0.72 Elizabeth Eisterhold, Auburn 152 0.71 Cassie Reilly-Boccia, Alabama 158 0.71 Lauren Gibson, Tennessee 160 0.7 Jazlyn Lunceford, Alabama 173 0.62 Jennifer Fenton, Alabama 174 0.6 Doubles Per Game (300 ranked) Kaitlin Westfall, South Carolina 14 0.33 Whitney Massey, Wis. 0.42 Brittany Cervantes, Kentucky 94 0.25 Chelsea Hawkins, South Carolina 147 0.23 Ashley Pauly, Georgia 162 0.23 Jennifer Fenton, Alabama 220 0.21 Shelby Burchell, Tennessee 242 0.2 Clarisa Navarro, Arkansas 263 0.19 Ka'ili Smith, Mississippi St. 263 0.19 Kayla Braud, Alabama 283 0.18 Ashley Langoni, LSU 283 0.18 Melissa Brown, Tennessee 292 0.17 Madison Shipman, Tennessee 293 0.17 Triples Per Game (300 ranked) Lauren Lackey, South Carolina 19 0.09 Melissa Marcovecchio, NoColo 0.23 Sami Fagan, Florida 20 0.09 Kara Dill, Kentucky 25 0.08 Earned Run Average (300 ranked) Rachele Fico, LSU 4 1.12 Olivia Galati, Hoftra 0.95 Hannah Rogers, Florida 6 1.23 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee 7 1.24 Erin Arevalo, Georgia 19 1.43 Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee 56 1.8 Lauren Schmalz, Auburn 59 1.8 Jackie Traina, Alabama 66 1.87 Lauren Haeger, Florida 70 1.91 Jenee Loree, Auburn 76 1.97 Brittany Mack, LSU 105 2.12 Angel Bunner, Auburn 106 2.16 Stephanie Becker, Mississippi St. 164 2.49 Morgan Montemayor, Georgia 190 2.66 Chanda Bell, Kentucky 208 2.8 Rachel Riley, Kentucky 236 2.95 Chelsea Cohen, Arkansas 282 3.32 Kylie Vry, Mississippi St. 293 3.39 Stolen Bases (300 ranked) Jennifer Fenton, Alabama 9 0.66 Sammy Marshall, W.Ill 1.18 Kayla Braud, Alabama 12 0.62 Raven Chavanne, Tennessee 23 0.56 http://web1.ncaa.org/stats/StatsSrv/ranksummary 6/20/2012 NCAA® Ranking Summary Page 4 of 5 Niaja Griffin, Georgia 64 0.4 Michelle Moultrie, Florida 66 0.39 Brittany Broome, Ole Miss 71 0.38 Tess Sito, Georgia 76 0.37 Sami Fagan, Florida 82 0.35 Kara Dill, Kentucky 84 0.35 Madison Shipman, Tennessee 87 0.32 Strikeouts Per Seven Innings (300 ranked) Jackie Traina, Alabama 14 8.8 Sara Plourde, UMass 12.2 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee 22 8.5 Chanda Bell, Kentucky 36 8.0 Brittany Mack, LSU 41 7.9 Morgan Montemayor, Georgia 49 7.8 Erin Arevalo, Georgia 52 7.7 Lauren Haeger, Florida 71 7.2 Jenee Loree, Auburn 80 7.1 Lauren Schmalz, Auburn 104 6.7 Rachele Fico, LSU 105 6.7 Kylie Vry, Mississippi St. 107 6.7 Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee 121 6.4 Stephanie Becker, Mississippi St. 134 6.2 Hannah Rogers, Florida 140 6.2 Kimmy Beasley, Arkansas 201 5.3 Katelynn Howser, South Carolina 232 4.9 Angel Bunner, Auburn 244 4.8 Kendall Bruning, Ole Miss 259 4.6 Rachel Riley, Kentucky 272 4.5 Victories (100 ranked) Jackie Traina, Alabama 1 42.0 Jackie Traina, Ala 42.0 Hannah Rogers, Florida 15 28.0 Erin Arevalo, Georgia 19 27.0 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee 19 27.0 Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee 38 24.0 Rachele Fico, LSU 66 20.0 Stephanie Becker, Mississippi St. 92 18.0 Saves (100 ranked) Chanda Bell, Kentucky 16 4.0 Chelsea Leonard, L'vill 12.0 Ellen Renfroe, Tennessee 16 4.0 Hannah Rogers, Florida 16 4.0 Katelynn Howser, South Carolina 40 3.0 Ivy Renfroe, Tennessee 40 3.0 Lauren Schmalz, Auburn 40 3.0 Kylie Vry, Mississippi St. 40 3.0 Alyssa Bache, Florida 96 2.0 Chelsea Cohen, Arkansas 96 2.0 Lindsey Dunlap, Mississippi St. 96 2.0 Lauren Haeger, Florida 96 2.0 Jackie Traina, Alabama 96 2.0 Walks (300 ranked) Devon Wallace, Arkansas 5 0.93 Valerie Arioto, Cal 1.45 Kristyn Sandberg, Georgia 10 0.84 Ka'ili Smith, Mississippi St.
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