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Section 3.Indd 2007 Opponent Information Delaware State Gardner-Webb UNC-WilmingtonUNC-Wilmington HamptonHampton Feb. 23-25 Feb. 23-25 Feb. 23-25 • Mar. 2-4 Feb. 23-25 Seahawk Classic Seahawk Classic Seahawk Classic • Wilmington, N.C. Seahawk Classic Wilmington, N.C. Wilmington, N.C. FIU Blue-Gold Tournament • Miami, Fla. Wilmington, N.C. Location: ............................Dover, Del. Location: ............ Boiling Springs, N.C. Location: .................. Wilmington, N.C. Location: ........................Hampton, Va. Enrollment: ................................. 3,722 Enrollment: ................................. 4,000 Enrollment: ................................11,84811,848 Enrollment: ................................. 6,156 Nickname: ..............................Hornets Nickname: ................Runninʼ Bulldogs Nickname: ..........................Seahawks Nickname: ............................... Pirates Affi liation: .................. NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Conference: .............................. MEAC Conference: ..................... Atlantic Sun Conference: ................................. CAA Conference: .............................. MEAC Colors: ........... Columbia Blue and Red Colors: .......................... Red and Black Colors: ................. Teal, Navy and Gold Colors: ...............Royal Blue and White Field: ........................ The Hornets Nest Field: .................................Varsity Field Field: ............................ Boseman Field Field: ........................Lady Pirates Field Head Coach: ....................Jeff Savage Head Coach: ....................... Tom Cole Head Coach: ............... Melissa Jarrell Head Coach ................. Tiny Lester, Jr. Record @ School/Yrs: ........ 203-166/7 Record @ School/Yrs: ......... 31-71-1/2 Record @ School/Yrs: .........118-180/6 Record @ School/Yrs: ... 501-290-1/19 Career Record/Yrs: .................... Same Career Record/Yrs: .......... 125-200-1/8 Career Record/Yrs: ........ 318-412-2/14 Career Record/Yrs: .................... Same SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 302-857-7740 SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 704-406-4351 SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 910-962-3984 SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 757-727-5822 Asst. Coaches: ............Janice Savage Asst. Coaches: Kelli Johnson, Lani Shaffer Asst. Coaches: Christine Feaney, Ron Wojtowicz 2006 Record: .............................. 32-22 2006 Record: .............................. 34-22 2006 Record: .............................. 12-38 2006 Record: .............................. 33-28 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: . 10-4/T-1st 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: 10-4/T-2nd 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 7-13/8th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 13-8/3rd Starters Returning/Lost: .............. 6/3 Starters Returning/Lost: .............. 7/2 Starters Returning/Lost: .............. 7/2 Starters Returning/Lost: .............. 6/4 Softball Contact: .............. Jamar Ross Softball Contact: ............Dennis Jones Softball Contact: .............. Brent Hager Softball Contact: ......... Melissa Snipes SID Phone: .................... 757-727-5757 SID Phone/Fax: .... 302-857-6065/6059 SID Phone/Fax: .... 706-406-4355/3523 SID Phone: .................... 910-962-3252 SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: ............. [email protected] SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: ......... [email protected]@uncw.edu Website: ................hamptonpirates.com Website: ......................... gohornets.net Website: ....................... gwusports.com Website: ..................... uncwsports.com Charleston Southern Florida International Mt.Mt. St.St. Mary’sMary’s UtahUtah VValleyalley StateState March 2-4 March 2-4 March 9-11 Feb 23-25 FIU Blue-Gold Tournament FIU Blue-Gold Tournament St. Maryʼs (CA) Tournament Wilmington, N.C. Miami, Fla. Miami, Fla. Moraga, Calif. Location: ................... Charleston, S.C. Location: ............................Miami, Fla. Location: .................. Emmittsburg Md. Location: ............................. Orem, UT. Enrollment: ................................. 3,022 Enrollment: ............................... 38,000 Enrollment: ................................. 1,526 Enrollment: ............................... 24,149 Nickname: ....................... Buccaneers Nickname: ............... Golden Panthers Nickname: ......................... The Mount Nickname: .........................Wolverines Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Conference: .........................Big South Conference: ...........................Sun Belt Conference: .........................Northeast Conference: .................... Independent Colors: ...........................Gold and Blue Colors: ...........................Blue and Gold Colors: ......................... Blue and White Colors: .......... Green, Yellow and White Field: .......................... Buccaneer Field Field: ............................ University Park Field: ............. WaldronWaldron Family Stadium Field: ...............Wolverine Softball Field Head Coach: ...................Jeff Aumend Head Coach: .................... Kim Gwydir Head Coach: ......................Larry Alvis Head Coach: ............ Todd Fairbourne Record @ School/Yrs: ............ 14-40/1 Record @ School/Yrs: ........ 340-260/9 Record @ School/Yrs: ............ 47-53/3 Record @ School/Yrs: ........ 255-130-1 Career Record/Yrs: ......... 258-278-2/13 Career Record/Yrs: ........ 420-329-1/13 Career Record/Yrs: .................... Same Career Record/Yrs: .................... Same SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 843-863-7686 SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 305-348-6155 SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 301-447-3807 SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 801-863-8599 Asst. Coaches: Val Silvestrini, Jackie Magill Asst. Coaches: Nicole Bordeaux, Ray Loeser Asst. Coaches: Maria Lutz, Jamie Smith Asst. Coaches: Rachel Hartgrove, Tiffany Fairbourne 2006 Record: .............................. 14-40 2006 Record: .............................. 30-28 2006 Record: ........................... 17-39-1 2006 Record: .............................. 15-36 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: . 2-10/T-6th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ....11-4/2nd 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 4-20/9th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ............N/A Starters Returning/Lost: .............. 6/4 Starters Returning/Lost: .............. 8/1 Starters Returning/Lost: .............. 4/6 Starters Returning/Lost: ..............N/A Softball Contact: ......... Blake Freeland Softball Contact: ........... Kevin Hassett Softball Contact: ........ David Musil, Jr. Softball Contact: ......... Steve Schaack SID Phone: .................... 843-863-7687 SID Phone: .................... 305-348-6024 SID Phone: ..................... 301-447-5384 SID Phone: .................... 801-863-6231 SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: ................ hassett@fi u.edu SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: .......... [email protected] Website: ...... csusports.athleticsite.com Website: .......................... fi usports.com Website: ................ mountathletics.com Website: ............... wolverinegreen.com St.St. Mary’sMary’s (CA)(CA) Idaho State East Carolina Hofstra March 9-11 March 9-11 March 17-18 March 17-18 St. Maryʼs (CA) Tournament St. Maryʼs (CA) Tournament Hofstra Invitational Hofstra Invitational Moraga, Calif. Moraga, Calif. Hempstead, N.Y. Hempstead, N.Y. Location: ....................... Moraga, Calif. Location: ........................ Pocatello, ID. Location: .................... Greenville, N.C. Location: ...................Hempstead, N.Y. Enrollment: ................................. 4,768 Enrollment: ............................... 14,006 Enrollment: ............................... 22,767 Enrollment: ............................... 13,400 Nickname: ................................. Gaels Nickname: ............................. Bengals Nickname: ...................... Lady Pirates Nickname: .................................. Pride Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ................... NCAA Division I Conference: .................... Independent Conference: .................... Independent Conference: ..............Conference USA Conference: ..... Colonial Athletic Assn. Colors: ............................Red and Blue Colors: .....................Orange and Black Colors: ....................... Purple and Gold Colors: ............... Gold, White and Blue Field: ................................ Cottrell Field Field: ................................... Bartz Field Field: ....................... ECU Softball Field Field: .....Hofstra Univ. Softball Stadium Head Coach: .......... Jessica Hanaseth Head Coach: ............... Larry Stocking Head Coach: .................... Tracey Kee Head Coach: ...................Bill Edwards Record @ School/Yrs: ....... 28-137/4th Record @ School/Yrs: ...................N/A Record @ School/Yrs: ... 455-229-1/10 Record @ School/Yrs: ... 572-282-3/16 Career Record/Yrs: .................... Same Career Record/Yrs: ........................N/A Career Record/Yrs: .................... Same Career Record/Yrs: ........ 572-282-3/16 SB Offi ce Phone: ......... 925-631-4987
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