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. StSt.. MMary’sary’s UtahUtah VValleyalley StStateate 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. MMary’sary’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 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 208-282-5269 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 252-737-1428 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 516-463-5085 Asst. Coaches: ...... Stacy Hamaguchi Asst. Coaches: ...... Andrea Wilson Asst. Coaches: ...... Natalie Kozlowski Asst. Coaches: L. Anderson, L. Ciavardini 2006 Record: ...... 5-49 2006 Record: ...... N/A 2006 Record: ...... 40-24 2006 Record: ...... 43-16-1 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 1-19/6th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ...... N/A 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ...11-13/6th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 14-2/1st Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/3 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... N/A Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 5/5 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 5/4 Softball Contact: ...... Jack Ingraham Softball Contact: ...... Jason Erickson Softball Contact: ...... Brett MoldoffMoldoff Softball Contact: ...... Jeremy Kniffi n SID Phone: ...... 925-631-8562 SID Phone: ...... 208-282-3651 SID Phone: ...... 252-737-4522 SID Phone: ...... 516-463-6759 SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] Website: ...... smcgaels.com Website: ...... isubengals.com Website: ...... ecupirates.com Website: ...... hofstra.edu/athletics 22 • Seawolves Softball 2007 Opponent Information

St. John’s Columbia Fairfi eld Quinnipiac March 17-18 March 20 March 24 March 24 Hofstra Invitational Stony Brook, N.Y. Stony Brook Invitational Stony Brook Invitational Hempstead, N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y. Location: ...... Queens, N.Y. Location: ...... New York, N.Y. Location: ...... Fairfi eld, Conn. Location: ...... Hamden, Conn. Enrollment: ...... 19,600 Enrollment: ...... 5,532 Enrollment: ...... 3,300 Enrollment: ...... 8,100 Nickname: ...... Red Storm Nickname: ...... Lions Nickname: ...... Stags Nickname: ...... Bobcats Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Conference: ...... Big East Conference: ...... Ivy League Conference: ...... Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference: ...... Northeast Colors: ...... Red and White Colors: ...... Columbia Blue and White Colors: ...... Cardinal Red Colors: ...... Navy and Gold Field: ...... Red Storm Field Field: ...... Columbia Univ.Univ. Softball Field Field: ...... Alumni Softball Field Field: ...... Quinnipac Softball Field Head Coach: ...... Amy Kvilhaug Head Coach: ...... Kayla Noonan Head Coach: ...... Julie Brzezinski Head Coach: ...... Germaine Fairfi eld Record @ School/Yrs: .... First Season Record @ School/Yrs: ...... 91-99-1/4 Record @ School/Yrs: ..... 269-245-4/9 Record @ School/Yrs: ...... 111-135-1/4111-135-1/4 Career Record/Yrs: ...... 127-115/4 Career Record/Yrs: ...... 91-99-1/4 Career Record/Yrs: ...... 514-440-5/17 Career Record/Yrs: ...... 111-135-1/4111-135-1/4 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 718-990-6178 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 212-854-2805 SB Offi ce Phone: 203-254-4000 x2368 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 802-656-9778 Asst. Coaches:Paige Smith, Laura Taylor Asst. Coaches: ...... Jen Smith Asst. Coaches:...... Emily Ling Asst. Coaches: Jill Cimminello, Leslie Malerich 2006 Record: ...... 27-30 2006 Record: ...... 22-25-1 2006 Record:...... 32-27-1 2006 Record: ...... 19-37 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 8-14/8th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ...... 4-8/7th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ...... 8-8/4th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .....11-8/5th11-8/5th Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 4/5 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 8/2 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 8/0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .. 13/4 Softball Contact: ...... Sara Kamber Softball Contact: ...... Peter McHugh Softball Contact: ...... Jack Jones Softball Contact: ...... Greg Ott SID Phone: ...... 718-990-1523 SID Phone: ...... 212-854-9870 SID Phone: ...... 203-254-4116 SID Phone: ...... 718-448-1420 SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: ... [email protected] SID E-mail: ...... [email protected]fi eld.edu SID E-mail: [email protected] Website: ...... redstormsports.com Website: ...... gocolumbialions.com Website: ...... fairfi eldstags.com Website: ...... quinnipiacbobcats.com Long Island-Brooklyn Army Manhattan Vermont March 25 March 28 March 29 March 31-April 1 Stony Brook Invitational Stony Brook, N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y. Location: ...... Brooklyn, N.Y. Location: ...... West Point, N.Y. Location: ...... Riverdale, N.Y. Location: ...... Burlington, Vt. Enrollment: ...... 8,100 Enrollment: ...... 4,000 Enrollment: ...... 3,400 Enrollment: ...... 8,100 Nickname: ...... Blackbirds Nickname: ...... Black Knights, Cadets Nickname: ...... Jaspers Nickname: ...... Catamounts Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Conference: ...... Northeast Conference: ...... Patriot League Conference: ...... Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference: ...... America East Colors: ... Black, Silver,Silver, and Royal Blue Colors: ...... Black, Gold and Gray Colors: ...... Kelly Green and White Colors: ...... Green and Gold Field: ...... LIU Field Field: ...... Army Softball Complex Field: ...... Gaelic Field Field: ...... Archie Post Field Head Coach: ...... Roy Kortmann Head Coach: ...... Jim Flowers Head Coach: ...... Meaghan Asselta Head Coach: ...... Marcie Hickey Record @ School/Yrs: ... 333-261-2/12 Record @ School/Yrs: ... 345-383-2/16 Record @ School/Yrs: .... First Season Record @ School/Yrs: .... First Season Career Record/Yrs: ...... 333-261-2/12 Career Record/Yrs: ...... Same Career Record/Yrs: ...... N/A Career Record/Yrs: ...... 67-149/5 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 718-488-1523 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 845-938-4443 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 718-862-7835 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 802-656-9778 Asst. Coaches: .. Bill Gehrke, Margie Masters Asst. Coaches: ...... Michele Gerdes 2006 Record: ...... 26-24 Asst. Coaches: Angie Hill, Katie Mumbauer 2006 Record: ...... 34-23 2006 Record: ...... 18-37 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 6-10/7th 2006 Record: ...... 15-27 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 17-3/1st 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .....9-11/4th Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 7/2 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 6-15/8th Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...11/311/3 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 5/4 Softball Contact: ...... Kyle Mack Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .... 2/7 Softball Contact: ...... Stacey Brann Softball Contact: ...... Mady Salvani SID Phone ...... 718-862-7728 Softball Contact: ...... Ben Dickie SID Phone: ...... 802-656-1188802-656-1188 SID Phone/Fax: ...... 845-938-3512 SID E-mail: [email protected] SID Phone/Fax: .... 802-656-1188/8328802-656-1188/8328 SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] SID E-mail: [email protected] Website: ...... gojaspers.com SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] Website: .brooklyn.liu./bbut11/bbut11.html Website: ...... goarmysports.com Website: ...... uvm.edu/athletics Maine Hartford Boston University Iona April 7-8 April 11 • Stony Brook, N.Y. April 15-16 April 18 Orono, Maine April 25 • West Hartford, Conn. Boston, Mass. Stony Brook, N.Y.

Location: ...... Orono, Maine Location: ...... West Hartford, Conn. Location: ...... Boston, Mass. Location: ...... New Rochelle, N.Y Enrollment: ...... 11,400 Enrollment: ...... 4,545 Enrollment: ...... 15,820 Enrollment: ...... 2,980 Nickname: ...... Black Bears Nickname: ...... Hawks Nickname: ...... TerriersTerriers Nickname: ...... Gaels Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Conference: ...... America East Conference: ...... America East Conference: ...... America East Conference: ...... Metro Atlantic Athletic Colors: ...... Blue and White Colors: ...... Scarlet & White Colors: ...... Scarlet and White Colors: ...... Maroon and Gold Field: ...... Kessock Field Field: ...... Al-Marzook Field Field: ...... BU Softball Field Field: ...... Pinebrook Field ...... Stacey Sullivan Head Coach: Head Coach: ...... ToddTodd Randall Head Coach: ...... Shawn Rychcik Head Coach: ...... Andrea Farquhar Record @ School/Yrs: ...... 35-19/1 Record @ School/Yrs: ... 157-229-2/10 ...... 55-48-1/2 Record @ School/Yrs: ..... 132-172-1/7 Career Record/Yrs: ...... 55-41/2 Record @ School/Yrs: Career Record/Yrs: ...... 184-331-3/14 ...... Same SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 207-581-4065 Career Record/Yrs: ...... Same Career Record/Yrs: SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 860-768-5157 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 914-637-7756 Asst. Coaches: ...... Brittany Cheney, SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 617-353-5409 ...... Molly McKinney, Meghann Reiss 2006 Record: ...... 17-24 Asst. Coaches: J.J. FForrest,orrest, BB.. MMcDonaldcDonald Asst. Coaches: Danielle Grasso, Mark DeSantes 2006 Record: ...... 35-19 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 7-14/7th 2006 Record: ...... 29-29 2006 Record: ...... 11-31 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 16-5/1st Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 8/1 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ...11/10/4th11/10/4th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: . 5-11/T-8th5-11/T-8th Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 4/5 Softball Contact: .....David Longolucco Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 7/2 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 9/0 Softball Contact: ...... Brent Williamson SID Phone: ...... 860-768-4620 Softball Contact: ...... Bryan Satter Softball Contact: ...... Brian Beyrer SID Phone/Fax: .... 207-581-3646/3297 SID E-mail: .... [email protected] SID Phone/Fax: .... 617-353-7787/5286 SID Phone/Fax: .... 914-633-2057/2072 SID E-mail: [email protected] Website: ...... HartfordHawks.com SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] Website: ...... goblackbears.com Website: ...... goterriers.com Website: ...... iona.edu/gaels Seawolves Softball • 23 2007 Opponent Information

St. Peter’s Binghamton Sacred Heart UMBC April 19 April 21-22 April 26 April 28-29 Jersey City, N.J. Stony Brook, N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y. Stony Brook, N.Y.

Location: ...... Jersey City, N.J. Location: ...... Vestal, N.Y. Location: ...... Fairfi eld, Conn. Location: ...... Baltimore, Md. Enrollment: ...... 3,282 Enrollment: ...... 13,860 Enrollment: ...... 6,200 Enrollment: ...... 12,000 Nickname: ...... Peahens Nickname: ...... Bearcats Nickname: ...... Pioneers Nickname: ...... Retrievers Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Conference: ...... Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference: ...... America East Conference: ...... Northeast Conference: ...... America East Colors: ...... Blue and White Colors: ...Dark Green, Black and White Colors: ...... Red and White Colors: ...... Black and Gold with Red Field: ...... Jaroschak Field Field: ...... East Gym Complex Field: ...... Pioneer Park Field: ...... UMBC Softball Stadium Head Coach: ...... Mike Pelegrino Head Coach: ...... Ali Brian Co-Head Coach: Pam London, Elizabeth Luckie Head Coach: ...... Joe French Record @ School/Yrs: ...... N/A Record @ School/Yrs: .... First Season Record @ School/Yrs: ...... N/A Record @ School/Yrs: ..... 186-128-1/5 Career Record/Yrs: ...... N/A Career Record/Yrs: ...... First Season Career Record/Yrs: ...... N/A Career Record/Yrs: ...... 400-237-1/13 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 201-915-9101 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 607-777-6838 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 203-371-7826 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 410-455-1325 2006 Record: ...... 23-24-1 Asst. Coaches: Shannon St. Clair, Rose Barre Asst. Coaches: ...... V. White Asst. Coaches: Wayne Miller, Dave Witten 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: . 5-11/T-6th 2006 Record: ...... 15-32 2006 Record: ...... 14-34 2006 Record: ...... 46-20 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 8-1 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 8-13/6th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .... 6-12/8th 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: .. 11-10/3rd Softball Contact: ...... Dan Drutz Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 4/5 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 8/1 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/3 SID Phone/Fax: .. 2001-915-9101/9102 Softball Contact: ...... David OʼBrian Softball Contact: ...... Rick Cohen Softball Contact: ..... Jessica Bernheim SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] SID Phone/Fax: .... 607-777-6478/4597 SID Phone: ...... 203-365-4813 SID Phone/Fax: .... 410-455-1530/3994 Website: ...... spc.edu/athetics SID E-mail: . [email protected] SID E-mail: [email protected] SID E-mail: ...... [email protected] Website: ...... athletics.binghamton.edu Website: ...... sacredheartpioneers.com Website: ...... umbcretrievers.com 2007 Tournament Information Marist Albany May 3 May 5-6 Seahawk Classic Stony Brook, N.Y. Albany, N.Y. UNC-Wilmington Location: ...... Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Wilmington, N.C. Location: ...... Albany, N.Y. Enrollment: ...... 4,000 Feb. 23-25, 2007 Enrollment: ...... 12,054 Nickname: ...... Red Foxes Nickname: ...... Great Danes Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation: ...... NCAA Division I Teams: Delaware State, Hampton, Charleston Southern, Conference: ...... Metro Atlantic Athletic Gardner-Webb, UNC-Wilmington, Stony Brook Conference: ...... America East Colors: ...... Red and White Colors: ...... Purple and Gold Field: ...... Gartland Athletic Field Field: ...... Albany Field FIU Blue-Gold Tournament Head Coach: ...... Erin Layton Head Coach: ...... Chris Cannata Florida International University Record @ School/Yrs: .... First Season Record @ School/Yrs: ... 342-171-1/12 Miami, Fla. Career Record/Yrs: ...... N/A Career Record/Yrs: ...... 342-171-1/12 March 2-4, 2007 SB Offi ce Phone: 845-575-3699 x2326 SB Offi ce Phone: ...... 518-442-4391 Asst. Coaches: Joe Ausanio, Chrystine McHugh Asst. Coaches: ...... Jack Coons Teams: UNC-Wilmington, Florida International, Mount St. Maryʼs 2006 Record: ...... 33-13 2006 Record: ...... 36-13-1 Stony Brook 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ... 12-4/2nd 2006 Conf. Record/Finish: ... 14-6/2nd Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 4/5 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 4/5 St. Maryʼs (CA) Tournament Softball Contact: ...... Mike Doughty Softball Contact: ...... Lisa Cangelosi SID Phone/Fax: .. 845-575-3699 x6047 St. Maryʼs (CA) College SID Phone/Fax: .... 518-442-4511/3139 SID E-mail: [email protected] Moraga, Calif. SID E-mail: [email protected] Website: ...... goredfoxes.com March 9-11, 2007 Website: ...... albany.edu/sports America East Tournament Teams: Utah Valley State, Idaho State, St. Maryʼs (CA), Stony Brook May 10-12 Hofstra Invitational Hofstra University Teams:Teams: TopTop four teams from regular Hempstead, N.Y. season March 17-18, 2007 Top Four Teams Hosted by No. 1 Seed Teams: Hofstra, St. Johnʼs, East Carolina, Stony Brook 2006 Champion: Albany 2006 Runner-Up: Boston University Stony Brook Invitational Stony Brook University Stony Brook, N.Y. March 24-25, 2007

Teams: Long Island-Brooklyn, Fairfi eld, Quinnipiac, Stony Brook

America East Tournament May 10-12, 2007 Teams: Top four from regular season

24 • Seawolves Softball Seawolves Softball • 25 2006 Season in Review

A Topsy-Turvy Season Although the Seawolves went 25-25 in 2006, fi nishing .500 for the fi rst time since 1991, Stony Brook never had a winning streak go more than three games. The Seawolves had a 7-7 record in non-confer- ence games and 8-7 in their tournament schedule. The softball team fi nished 10-10 in America East, narrowly missing a spot in the conference tournament.

Seawolves Fall in Season Finale After beating up on Boston University for 25 runs and 21 hits in a doubleheader, Stony Brook fell to the Terriers, 2-0 on the fi nal day of the regular season. The loss prevented Stony Brook from making the conference tournament and ended its season.

Turek and Fanelli Honored by America East Suzanne Turek and Kelsi Fanelli were hon- ored to All-America East teams. Turek was named to the all-conference second team while Fanelli was chosen to the all-rookie The Stony Brook Softball team went 25-25, 10-10 in conference play in 2006 squad. man in 2006. New Single-Season Records Seawolves Set New Records Fanelli started all 50 games in leftfi eld and HITTING Sophomore Ashley Westphal continued batted lead-off. She hit .287 and led the team Sacrifi ces ...... 14 ...... Ashley Westphal her solid play for the Seawolves, starting 48 in hits with 48 and at bats with 167. Fanelli of 50 games and was named Most Improved also scored 33 runs. Fleury also started and New Career Records Player. She set a single season record with played in every game last year. Fleury hit HITTING 14 sacrifi ces. Hayley Durham set a record .268 and made 229 putouts in the fi eld, put- RBI ...... 161 ...... Hayley Durham for most career RBI with 161, games played ting her among the career leaders at Stony Games Played ....249 ...... Hayley Durham (249) and assists (450). Brook. Kestranek played in 50 games last season, starting 49. She had fi ve home runs FIELDING Senior Angela Andrews established herself Assists ...... 450 ...... Hayley Durham as one of the best pitchers in school history. and 25 RBI. Oberto played in 42 games, She continued her assault on the record starting 39 at third base. She fi elded .924 PITCHING books setting career records in wins (58), at the hot corner and scored 14 runs for the Wins ...... 58 ...... Angela Andrews appearances (123), games started (123), Seawolves. Appearances ...... 123 ...... Angela Andrews complete games (94) and innings pitched Games Started ...123 ...... Angela Andrews (845.2). Durham, Andrews Put Imprint on Record Complete Games 94 ...... Angela Andrews As a team, the Seawolves set records with Book Innings Pitched . 845.2 ...... Angela Andrews Hayley Durham and Angela Andrews most runs scored in a season (238) and RBI New Team Records (214). concluded their careers as two of the best players to ever wear the Seawolf jersey. In addition, Stony Brook was ranked 40th MOST RUNS SCORED ...... 238 nationally in scoring, averaging 4.76 runs Durham is among the career leaders in MOST RBI ...... 214 a game as well as 22nd in home runs (.94 most hits, doubles, home runs, RBI, games per game) and 42nd in slugging percentage played, total bases, walks, batting average, (.431) slugging percentage and assists. Andrews is among the leaders in wins, Seawolves Pick Up Honors strikeouts, games started, complete games, Ashley Westphal won America East player shutouts, innings pitched and fewest earned of the week and Stony Brook athlete of the runs allowed. week. Molly Kestranek won conference rookie of the week while Sarah Hoffman won America East co-pitcher of the week and Samantha Posey won Stony Brook athlete of the week, respectively.

Freshman Phenoms Fanelli, Marissa Fleury, Kestranek and Kelly Oberto all saw signifi cant time as fresh- 26 • Seawolves Softball 2006 Season in Review

2006 America East Final Standings America East Overall School W L Pct. H A W L T Pct. H A N Maine 16 5 .762 8-2 8-3 35 19 .648 13-4 7-4 15-11 Albany 15 6 .714 7-4 8-2 36 13 1 .735 9-5 13-5 14-4-1 UMBC 11 10 .524 4-6 7-4 46 20 .697 25-8 14-7 7-5 Boston U. 11 10 .524 7-4 4-6 29 29 .500 12-5 9-11 8-13 Stony Brook 10 10 .500 4-5 6-5 25 25 .500 7-8 10-13 8-4 Binghamton 8 13 .381 5-6 3-7 15 32 .319 8-10 4-11 3-11 Hartford 7 14 .333 3-8 4-6 17 24 .415 5-10 9-7 3-7 Vermont 6 15 .286 5-5 1-10 15 27 .357 5-6 2-11 8-10

2006 All-Conference First Team Second Team All-Rookie Casey Halloran, Albany, P Cassidi Hardy, Boston U., P Cassidi Hardy, Boston U., P Jenna Balent, Maine, P Aimee Kern, Vermont, P/UT Jenna Balent, Maine, P (Rookie of the Year) Sarah Bennis, Maine, P Devin Glezen, Binghamton, C Alison Daggett, Vermont, P/UT Ali Meacham, Albany, C Christy Leath, Boston U., C/INF Christy Leath, Boston U., C/INF Nikki Thompson, C Ashley Rios, Albany, IB Ashley Waters, Maine, 2B Melanie Denischuk, 1B Brandi Shields, Boston U., 2B Jackie Simonetty, Hartford, SS Jessica Griffi th, UT Dana Shepherd, UMBC, SS Shayne Lotito, Boston U., OF Katrina Dunning, Albany, 2B Brooke Hudson, Boston U., INF Kelsi Fanelli, Stony Brook, OF Maegan Larsen, Albany, SS Suzanne Turek, Stony Brook, OF Amanda Sais, Hartford, OF Brittany Cheney, Maine, SS Erin Provost, Maine, OF Courtney OʼHara, UMBC, OF Reilly Ward, UMBC, OF Courtney OʼHara, UMBC, OF Meagan Butsch, Albany, OF Shayne Lotito, Boston U., OF Tyler Benson, Boston U., OF Samantha Morrison, Hartford, OF Amy Kuhl, Maine, DP

2006 STONY BROOK SOFTBALL STATISTICS

2006 Batting Statistics Hitters GP-GS AB R H RBI AVG 2B 3B HR Slug BB K SF SH HBP OB% SB-ATT PO A E F% Sara Cerrone 23-16 48 9 15 12 .313 2 1 2 .521 1 8 0 2 9 .431 0-0 3 0 0 1.000 Hayley Durham 50-50 151 33 47 42 .311 12 2 11 .636 18 39 1 1 6 .403 2-2 206 55 13 .953 Ashley Westphal 49-48 136 28 41 14 .301 5 0 2 .382 14 20 2 14 11 .405 9-16 48 5 1 .981 Suzanne Turek 49-49 141 32 41 29 .291 10 0 9 .553 25 29 0 5 0 .398 3-3 58 4 5 .925 Kelsi Fanelli 50-50 167 33 48 28 .287 7 0 8 .473 15 30 0 3 0 .346 5-6 47 2 8 .860 Marissa Fleury 50-50 149 24 40 23 .268 6 2 4 .416 13 22 1 2 7 .353 0-1 229 12 3 .988 Molly Kestranek 50-49 136 23 35 25 .257 4 0 5 .397 14 15 2 6 5 .344 5-10 76 65 16 .898 Laura Bradford 42-38 96 16 22 11 .229 1 0 1 .271 5 13 0 10 2 .282 9-10 57 73 14 .903 Angela Martin 8-8 18 2 4 2 .222 1 0 0 .278 2 3 0 0 0 .300 2-2 23 6 0 1.000 Sarah Hoffman 30-30 82 11 18 8 .220 5 0 1 .317 6 24 0 0 1 .281 3-4 53 73 10 .926 Samantha Posey 24-20 55 11 12 11 .218 2 0 4 .473 8 17 0 1 2 .338 1-1 93 7 2 .980 Kelly Oberto 42-39 85 14 17 8 .200 4 0 0 .247 7 19 3 8 3 .276 3-4 21 89 9 .924 Christina Voth 8-6 17 2 2 1 .118 0 0 0 .118 5 9 0 2 0 .318 0-0 47 14 1 .984 Angela Andrews 2-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0-0 5 56 1 .984 STONY BROOK 50-50 1281 238 342 214 .267 59 5 47 .431 133 248 9 54 46 .355 42-59 966 461 83 .945 OPPONENTS 50-50 1329 187 350 174 .263 52 4 33 .383 73 180 10 27 20 .309 50-57 970 391 65 .954

2006 Pitching Statistics Pitchers APP GS CG Sho W-L Sv IP H R ER ERA BB K WP HBP BK Angela Andrews 33 26 19 3/0 14-11 1 173.1 172 85 58 2.34 29 92 0 8 0 Sarah Hoffman 23 20 13 4/0 9-11 0 109.1 116 59 44 2.82 24 70 2 9 0 Christina Voth 12 4 1 0/0 2-3 0 39.1 62 43 32 5.69 20 18 5 3 0 STONY BROOK 50 50 33 7/0 25-25 1 322.0 350 187 134 2.91 73 180 7 20 0 OPPONENTS 50 50 30 7/1 25-25 2 323.1 342 238 169 3.66 133 248 16 46 0

Seawolves Softball • 27 2006 Game Recaps

Game 1 Feb. 24 • Wilmington, N.C. half of the frame as Ashley Westphal led the winning run. home run to give the 49ers the lead. The Delaware State 3 10 4 off the top of the inning with a walk and Junior Sarah Hoffman and senior Angela Seawolves would responded, plating two Stony Brook 5 6 1 later scored on a Sarah Swor wild pitch to Andrews were named to the All-Tourna- runs in the second inning. Suzanne Turek send the game into extra innings. ment team for their efforts on the mound led off the inning with a double and Kelsi Junior Sarah Hoffman went 2-2 at the But Swor more than made up for the over the weekend. Fanelli followed up with a single to left plate, including a two-run RBI double wild toss on the mound as the junior hit fi eld. Fanelli then stole second and after in the fifth to propel the Stony Brook her fi rst career home run in the top of the Game 6 March 10 • Charlotte, N.C. a Samantha Posey groundout, Sarah University softball team to a 5-3 decision eighth inning. Morehead St. 0 5 1 Hoffmanʼs single drove in Turek. Later in over Delaware State in the Seawhawk Stony Brook 1 4 2 the inning, Molly Kestranekʼs RBI single Classic. Game 3 Feb. 25 • Wilmington, N.C. to shortstop drove in Fanelli to cut the Hoffman pitched six strong innnings, al- UNC-Wilmington 5 10 1 The Stony Brook University softball team lead to 3-2. lowing three runs off 10 hits and collecting Stony Brook 1 4 2 picked up two close wins on the fi rst day of The 49ers added another run in the third, three strikeouts. She also added her fi rst the Holiday Inn 49er Classic in Charlotte, two more in the fourth, and another in the home run of the season when she belted The Stony Brook University softball N.C. The Seawolves topped Morehead fi fth to go up 7-2. In the sixth inning, Hay- a solo shot in the fourth inning. team split a pair of games in the second State, 1-0, in the fi rst contest of the day. ley Durham smashed a three-run home The Seawolves jumped out to an early day of the Seahawk Classic hosted by In the first game of the day, the run to cut the lead to 7-5. The home run 1-0 lead when Hayley Durham scored on UNC-Wilmington. The Seawolves fell to Seawolves registered the only run of the plated Kestranek who reached on a fi eld- an error after she had previously doubled the host Seahawks, 5-1, while outlasting contest in the second inning. Freshman ers choice and Ashley Westphal who had in the inning. Hampton, 13-8. Marissa Fleury led off with a single to previously walked in the inning. Hoffmanʼs homer in the fourth put The Seawhawks jumped out to a 1-0 the shortstop. After a Samantha Posey the Seawolves up, 3-1, before Stony lead on Bosley fi rst homer of the afternoon strikeout, freshman Kelsi Fanelli singled Game 9 March 12 • Charlotte, N.C. Brook would score two in the fi fth after and added two more runs in the fi fth to to centerfi eld. An error by the centerfi elder Stony Brook 5 9 1 Hoffmanʼs double drove in Marissa Fleury grab a 3-0 lead of the Seawolves. Wilm- moved Fanelli to second base, and Fleury Indiana St. 2 6 0 and Voth. ington would go up 5-0 when Bosley hit a crossed the plate to give the Seawolves a Delaware State would tack on a run in two-run shot that drove in Sanders. 1-0 advantage. In the fi rst game of the day, Stony Brook the sixth and seventh inning to close out Stony Brook scored their lone run of Andrews went the distance, scattering jumped on the board in the top of the the scoring in the game. the game when Samantha Posey opened just fi ve hits while striking out fi ve in the fi rst inning as Hayley Durham knocked Angela Andrews picked up the save, up the 7th with a single, Posey scored game. a solo home run to give the Seawolves retiring three batters in the seventh and on a Kelsi Fanelli groundout to cut the a 1-0 advantage. Stony Brook added recording one strikeout. score to 5-1. Game 7 March 10 • Charlotte, N.C. two more runs in the fourth innning when Game 2 Feb. 24 • Wilmington, N.C. Liberty 4 7 3 Ashley Westphal led off the inning, sin- Liberty 7 11 2 Game 4 Feb. 25 • Wilmington, N.C. Stony Brook 5 9 4 gling through the right side. After Durham Stony Brook 5 4 1 Hampton 8 5 1 earned a walk, Suzanne Turek connected Stony Brook 13 15 3 Stony Brook faced Liberty for the sec- for a single to load the bases. Westphal Sarah Swor hit her fi rst career home ond time in 2006, as the two teams had would then score on a passed ball and run with a two-run blast in the eighth in- The Stony Brook University softball team previously met in the UNC-Wilmington Durham would come home when Molly ning, while picking up the victory in relief exploded for a 10-run third inning to defeat Seahawk Classic two weeks ago. Kestranek singled up the middle. to guide Liberty to a 7-5 eight inning win Hampton, 13-8 in the Seahawk Classic. Liberty jumped on the board first in The Seawolves would then notch two over Stony Brook, Friday morning, at the Marissa Fleury hit a three-run home run to the fourth inning when Jeffs hit a solo runs in the sixth inning. The Seawolves Seahawk Classic in the 2006 season highlight the afternoon and the Seawolves homerun to give the visitors a 1-0 lead. would get RBI singles from Christina opener. recorded 15 hits. Stony Brook responded with two runs in Voth and Sarah Hoffman to score Marissa The game remained scoreless until Stony Brook notched the fi rst run of the the bottom of the inning when freshman Fleury and Kestranek respectively, making the top of the fi fth inning when the Lady game when freshman Kelsi Fanelli hit her Kelsi Fanelli blasted a two-run home run the score 5-2. Flames exploded for four runs on fi ve two- fi rst collegiate home run to go up 1-0. scoring classmate Marissa Fleury to give Durham and Kestranek went 2-3 in the out hits. After retiring the fi rst two batters The Seawolves explosive third inning the Seawolves a 2-1 advantage. game with an RBI for Stony Brook. Angela of the inning, starting pitcher Terra Lowe was capped off by two home runs. Senior The two teams traded runs in the fi fth, Andrews went the distance, allowing two got a seemingly harmless single back Hayley Durham opened the inning with a with Lowe knocking in a home run to lead runs on six hits while striking out fi ve. up the middle. But the base knock jump solo shot and freshman Marissa Fleury off for the Flames, and Laura Bradford started Libertyʼs offense as Beth Hensley smashed a three-run homer to put the scoring on a Hayley Durham RBI single Game 10 March 12 • Charlotte, N.C. followed with a single back up the middle Seawolves up 11-0. Stony Brook collected to make the game, 3-2 in the Seawolves Stony Brook 2 7 3 as well, while Jessica Moore loaded the nine hits in the inning. favor. Charlotte 3 10 1 bases as she drew a 3-1 walk. The Seawolves added two more runs in Liberty added a run in the sixth to knot Dawn Jeffs kept things alive for the Lady the fourth when sophomore Sara Cerrone the game at three runs a piece, sending The Seawolves jumped out to the lead Flames as the second baseman beat out cracked a two-run triple to score Molly the game into extra innings. In the eighth in the fi rst inning. Westphal singled to the an infi eld single to shortstop, allowing Kestranek and Ashley Westphal. inning, the Flames struck first, when left side and after stealing second, would pinch runner Rachel Love to score, while Christina Voth picked up her fi rst win Moore scored on a sac fl y. The Seawolves score on a Turek single. Stony Brook Beth Bennett drove in Hensley and Moore of the season, going, four and two-thirds would not go away, tying the game up at would tack on another run in the third when with a two-RBI base hit to the gap in right innings, scattering fi ve hits and striking four, as Fanelli once again stepped up and Turek went deep to give the Seawolves centerfi eld. Ashley Williams capped off the out three. knocked in Kelly Oberto from third on a a 2-0 lead. scoring outburst as the starting catcher RBI single to right center. Andrews pitched six strong innings, got an RBI base hit to centerfi eld, driving Game 5 Feb. 26 • Wilmington, N.C. After two scorless innings, the Seawolves allowing two runs off eight hits while re- in Jeffs to give Liberty a 4-0 lead. Stony Brook 0 3 0 claimed victory in the bottom of the 11th. cording one strikeout. Hoffman took the But the advantage proved to be short UNC-Wilmington 1 6 1 After Suzanne Turek was placed on sec- loss for Stony Brook, allowing one run lived as Stony Brookʼs Molly Kestranek ond to start the game, she reached third in two-thirds of an inning off two hits and led off the sixth inning by drawing a walk, After battling through nine innings, Stony after an error by the centerfi elder. Turek striking out one. while Hayley Durham followed with a two- Brook fell to host UNC-Wilmington in the then scored the game-winner after Brad- run homer to straightaway centerfi eld to fi nal day of the Seahawk Classic, 1-0. ford reaced on a fi elders choice. Game 11 March 17 • Georgetown, Del. cut the lead in half. After Christina Voth In the semifi nals matchup, the No. 3 Stony Brook 4 9 3 was issued a four-pitch walk, Suzanne Seawolves fell in an extra-inning contest Game 8 March 11 • Charlotte, N.C. Mt. St. Maryʼs 6 8 2 Turek followed with the second two-run after the Seahawks converted a squeeze Charlotte 7 9 0 homer of the inning as her shot over the bunt in the bottom of the ninth. After bat- Stony Brook 5 8 5 Against Mt. St. Maryʼs, the Seawolves wall in left fi eld knotted the game at 4-4. tling through eight scoreless innings, Ali fell behind early, trailing 5-0, after two The Lady Flames regained the lead in Gardner took second on the international The Stony Brook University softball innings of play. Stony Brook committed the top half of the seventh inning as Jeffs tie-breaker and advanced to second on team fell behind early and could not re- three errors in the fi rst two innings and got another infi eld single and scored on a a sacrifi ce bunt by Lindsay Styons. Kelli gain a lead as the Seawolves fell to host paired with a three-run homer from Goode, Shannon McKain RBI single back up the Adcox then dropped down a game-win- Charlotte, 7-5. the Seawolves trailed. Stony Brook re- middle to give Liberty a 5-4 lead. But the ning squeeze bunt down the fi rst base The Seawolves fell behind 3-0 in the fi rst sponded in the third, when Hayley Durham Seawolfs answered back in the bottom line and Gardner scampered home with inning when Kristi Killough hit a three-run smashed a two-run homer to left-center to 28 • Seawolves Softball 2006 GGameame RRecapsecaps cut the lead to 5-2. The Seawolves would year to make it 3-0. The Seawolves would herself when Marissa Fleury drove a the fi rst day of the Stony Brook Invitational tack on another run in the inning off a Molly add two more runs on a passed ball and an single up the middle to give the Seawolves held at University Field. Kestranek sac fl y. error by the Hawks catcher to have a 5-0 a 3-0 lead. With the two losses, the Seawolves fall Ashley Westphalʼs RBI single in the advantage after one inning of play. Samantha Posey led off the second by to 11-10 this year. fourth brought the Seawolves within one Both teams would add a run in the third, belting her fi rst home run in a Seawolf In the fi rst game of the day, Fairfi eld run however, Mt. St. Maryʼs would add with Marissa Fleury crossing the plate for uniform to go up 4-0. With the bases juiced jumped on the board fi rst, scoring two another run in the fi fth to put the game Stony Brook when Sarah Hoffman reached later in the inning, the Jaspers would walk runs in the bottom of the fi rst inning off a out of reach. on an error by the third baseman. in two runs as Laura Bradford and West- pair of RBI singles. Stony Brook would cut Sarah Hoffman took the loss for the The Seawolves would fi nish the game in phal each crossed the plate. Suzanne the lead to one in the fourth inning after Seawolves on the afternoon. the fi fth as they tallied three runs in the fi fth Turek would be the Seawolves fourth run Marissa Fleuryʼs triple down the right fi eld Game 12 March 17 • Georgetown, Del. inning. With two outs in the inning, Kelly of the inning when Sara Cerrone slapped line scored Hayley Durham. Stony Brook 5 12 0 Oberto and Laura Bradford each singled. a single up the middle to put Stony Brook Fairfi eld attempted to put the game out Lehigh 6 9 1 Fanelli then singled in Oberto, and Ashley up 7-0. of reach in the bottom of the fi fth when Westphalʼs single loaded the bases for The Seawolves would fi nish the scoring Erin Frank crushed a three-run homer to In the second contest of the day, Stony Suzanne Turek. Turek then smashed a ball in the fourth as Cerrone picked up her sec- dead center to put the Stags up 5-1. The Brook shot out of the gates, scoring a run to deep left fi eld, only to have the leftfi elder ond RBI of the day, driving in Turek once Seawolves would not go away as they in the fi rst inning when Durham hit home drop the ball, which scored Fanelli and again, giving SB an 8-0 advantage. would score three runs themselves in the Kelsi Fanelli. Another run in the second Bradford to end the contest. top of the sixth. Suzanne Turekʼs three-run off a Laura Bradford double which scored Game 15 March 19 • Georgetown, Del. Games 18-19 March 23 • New York, N.Y. homer to centerfi eld scored Kelsi Fanelli Hoffman, gave the Seawolves a 2-0 lead. Monmouth 0 5 5 Game 1 Game 2 and Sara Cerrone to cut the lead to 5-4. SB would go up 3-0 when Marissa Fleury Stony Brook 11 10 0 Stony Brook 6 6 3 8 5 1 That would be as close as the Seawolves cracked a single which drove in Durham. Columbia 3 7 0 0 6 5 would get as they could not tack on an- After another Seawolf run in the fi fth In the last game of the tournament, Stony other run to fall in the contest. off a solo shot by Fleury put SB up 4-1, Brook was paired with Monmouth again, The Stony Brook University softball team Christina Voth took the loss in the game however. Stony Brookʼs rally fell short as and had similar results, fi nishing off the swept a pair of games against Columbia allowing eight hits and giving up fi ve runs, a run in the sixth off a Fanelli RBI double Hawks, 11-0, in fi ve innings. this afternoon in non-conference action at two earned in four and two-thirds inning cut the Mountain Hawks lead to one. That In the third inning, Stony Brook scored Baker Field. The Seawolves scored a pair of work. was as close as Stony Brook would get in three more runs to take an 8-0 lead. of runs in three different innings to claim the contest. Molly Kestranek belted her second home victory in the fi rst contest, 6-3. Game 21 March 25 • Stony Brook, N.Y. Angela Andrews was recorded as the run of the season to start off the scoring. In the fi rst game of the day, Columbia Long Island 1 5 0 losing pitcher in the contest for Stony Hoffman followed up with a shot down jumped on the board fi rst in the second Stony Brook 0 4 0 Brook. the left fi eld line for a double. She would inning off an RBI double. Stony Brook Game 13 March 18 • Georgetown, Del. later score when Bradford reached on an would respond scoring two runs in fourth, The scoring in the second game of the Rutgers 4 11 1 error. Bradford would cross the plate off fi fth, and sixth inning to take a command- day saw the lone run scored in the top Stony Brook 9 11 3 a Westphal sac fl y to fi nish the scoring in ing 6-1 lead. of the fi rst inning when Celina Castillo the third stanza. In the fourth, Suzanne Turek led off cracked a solo home run over the right The Stony Brook University softball team Fanelli went 3-4 in the game while Kes- the inning with a double to left which fi eld fence to put the Blackbirds up 1-0. exploded for fi ve runs in the fi rst inning tranek fi nished 2-3 with two runs scored was followed by Hayley Durhamʼs eighth That would be all the scoring LIU would and cruised to a 9-4 victory over Rutgers and two RBI. Hoffman was outstanding homer of the year to plate two runs. The need as they held Stony Brook to just four in the Bash At The Beach Tournament this from the plate, going 3-3 with two runs Seawolves would add two runs in the hits in the game. Suzanne Turek and Kelsi afternoon in Georgetown, Del. scored and adding an RBI. The Seawolves fi fth when Kelsi Fanelli bashed a two run Fanelli each provided terrifi c chances for Freshman Kelsi Fanelli led off the fi rst stole six bases in the contest, with Fanelli shot scoring Samantha Posey. In the Stony Brook to get on the board as they inning with a single and Ashley Westphal and Hoffman each snagging two bags. sixth, Laura Bradfordʼs two-RBI single would each hit a leadoff doubles in the followed reaching on a fi elderʼs choice to to left center scored Sarah Hoffman and fourth and sixth innings respectively. put runners on fi rst and second. Haley Games 16-17 March 21 • Riverdale, N.Y. Marissa Fleury to fi nish the scoring for Angela Andrews suffered the loss al- Durham smashed a two-RBI double to Game 1 Game 2 Stony Brook. lowing one run off fi ve hits while striking right center to give the Seawolves a 2-0 Stony Brook 1 4 4 8 6 0 Six Seawolves recorded a hit in the out a pair. lead. After Marissa Fleury was hit by a Manhattan 6 10 0 0 3 3 game while Fanelli, Durham, and Bradford The Seawolves return to action when pitch, freshman Molly Kestranek stepped each knocked in two runs in the contest. they take on Quinnipiac tommorrow at up to the plate and crushed a three-run The Stony Brook University softball team Samantha Posey drew three walks on 12:30 p.m. in the Stony Brook Invita- home run to dead center to give Stony split a pair of games at Manhattan this the afternoon. tional. Brook a 5-0 lead. It was Kestranekʼs fi rst afternoon. In the fi rst game of the day, In the nightcap, each teams went collegiate home run. Stony Brook fell 6-1. scoreless through the fi rst two innings Game 22 March 26 • Stony Brook, N.Y. The Seawolves tacked on another The Jaspers used a pair of Stony Brook before the Seawolves tacked on the fi rst Quinnipiac 0 5 0 run in the second inning when Durham errors to jump out to a 2-0 lead in the bot- two runs of the contest in the top of the Stony Brook 7 8 1 knocked another double to right fi eld to tom of the second inning in the fi rst game. third. Kelly Oberto led off the inning with score Westpahl. The Seawolves would score their lone run a single and advanced to third after to The Stony Brook University softball Stony Brook would answer back in the of the game in the fourth inning when Hay- groundouts by Laura Bradford and Kelsi team split a pair of games against Quin- bottom of the fi fth as Kestranekʼs RBI ley Durham cranked a solo shot over the Fanelli. Sara Cerrone then drove in Oberto nipiac this afternoon in the fi nal day of the single would score Durham, putting SB left fi eld fence to cut the lead to one. after she belted a double to right center. Stony Brook Invitational. The Seawolves up 7-2. Angela Andrews suffered the loss for Suzanne Turek then walked and both her cruised to victory in the morning with a 7-0 In the sixth inning, the Seawolves would Stony Brook, giving up six runs off eight and Cerrone would score on consecutive win. In the afternoon, Stony Brookʼs rally put the game out of reach when Suzanne hits while striking out fi ve. Durham went wild pitches. in the seventh fell short as they lost, 6-5, Turek nailed a two-run home run to right 2-2 in the game, while Molly Kestranek and The fl ood gates would open in the top to the Bobcats. centerfi eld, scoring Westphal, and putting Sarah Hoffman added the only other hits of the seventh when Stony Brook would With the split, the Seawolves fall to 12-11 Stony Brook up 9-2. in the game for the Seawolves. take advantage of four Columbia errors to on the year. Game 14 March 19 • Georgetown, Del. In the second game of the day, the plate four runs. The inning was highlited In the fi rst game of the day, the Seawolves Monmouth 1 4 3 Seawolves got back on track, plating by Durhamʼs two-RBI double down the tallied the fi rst two runs of the game in third Stony Brook 9 10 3 three runs in the top of the fi rst inning. left fi eld line to score Cerrone and Fanelli. inning. Hayley Durhamʼs single scored After Kelsi Fanelli lead off the game with Oberto and Turek also crossed the plate Ashley Westphal and Suzanne Turek In the fi rst game of the day, Stony Brook a walk, Ashley Westphal reached on a in the inning. would cross the plate after teammate Sara jumped all over Monmouth, scoring fi ve sac bunt when Jasper pitcher committed Cerrone was hit by a pitch with the bases runs in the fi rst inning as the Seawolves an error, moving Fanelli to third. Westphal Game 20 March 25 • Stony Brook, N.Y. juiced to bring in Turek. cruised to a 9-1 victory in fi ve innings. stole second base and Fanelli scored on Fairfi eld 5 8 1 Stony Brook tacked on another run in the Suzanne Turek crushed an RBI double to the ensuing error by the cather attempting Stony Brook 4 4 2 fourth when Laura Bradford went yard for score Kelsi Fanelli to start off the scoring, to gun out Westphal at second. Durham her fi rst homer of the season to put the only to be followed by Hayley Durham knocked home Westphal after she blasted The Stony Brook University softball Seawolves up 3-0. going deep for her sixth home run of the a double to right center and would score dropped a pair of one-run games today in In the fi fth the Seawolves exploded for Seawolves Softball • 29 2006 Game Recaps four runs. Fanelli blasted single down Kestranek fi nished with four RBI. when Brittany Cheney scored from third The Stony Brook softball team and the the left fi eld line that scored Sarah Hoff- Angela Andrews cruised to the win, al- base off a Stony Brook error to take a 1-0 Binghamton Bearcats combined for a total man and Cerrone. Durham also added a lowing one run off six hits while striking out advantage. of 43 hits and 36 runs as the teams split a two-RBI single that scored Westphal and three in seven innings of work. The Seawolves threatened in the fi fth doubleheader on Sunday afternoon. Bradford to put the game out of reach. In the second game, the Seawolves inning when they had the bases juiced Binghamton got the best of the Game 23 March 26 • Stony Brook, N.Y. erupted for seven runs in the six inning with no outs. However, Stony Brook failed Seawolves in game 1, winning 14-6. The Quinnipiac 6 9 1 to cruise to a 9-0 win. Stony Brook once to plate a run in their best scoring chance Bearcats opened up the scoring in the fi rst Stony Brook 5 7 3 again jumped on the board in the fi rst of the afternoon. inning, plating three runs off of three hits inning when Fanelli crossed the plate on Molly Kestranek and Sarah Hoffman and a Stony Brook error. In the consolation game of the Stony a Fleury bunt. recorded the only hits on the day for Stony Brook answered, scoring two runs Brook Invitational, the Seawolves scored The Seawolves tacked on another run Stony Brook. off of a Samantha Posey homerun to cut the fi rst run of the game when Fanelli in the fi fth when Fleury singled in Angela Games 30-31 April 5 • Poughkeepsie, N.Y. the lead to one. crushed her fourth home run of the year to Martin to go up 2-0. Game 1 Game 2 Stony Brook responded with two more put SB up 1-0. Quinnipiac would respond In the bottom of the sixth, the Seawolves Stony Brook 1 3 2 4 7 2 runs in the third, when Suzanne Turek scoring four runs in the top of the fourth erupted for seven runs in the inning off fi ve Marist 6 10 0 6 9 1 singled in Marissa Fleury and Hayley to go up 4-1. Stony Brook would cut the hits. Hayley Durham ended the game with Durham stole home. lead to one as Molly Kestranek scored a two-run blast to dead center to end the The Stony Brook University softball The Seawolves would cut the lead to on an error by the pitcher and with the game in six innings. dropped a pair of non-conference contests 10-6, when Turek blasted a solo shot and bases loaded, Turek drew a walk bringing Games 27-28 April 1 • Stony Brook, N.Y. at Marist this afternoon in Poughkeepsie, Molly Kestranek scored on a Kelly Oberto home Hoffman. Game 1 Game 2 N.Y. In the fi rst game of the doubleheader, sacrifi ce fl y, but the Binghamton offense Angela Andrews suffered the loss, going Maine 3 7 2 3 10 1 the Seawolves fell, 6-1. was too much. 3 2/3 innings, allowing four runs off four Stony Brook 5 8 1 0 2 1 In the fi rst game, the Red Foxes tal- In game 2, the Stony Brook offense hits while striking our four. Fanell went 2-4 lied five runs in the first inning and plated 13 runs off of 11 hits as they only with two RBI in the contest. The Stony Brook University softball team never looked back as they defeated the needed fi ve innings to win, 13-3. Game 24 March 28 • Hempstead, N.Y. opened up America East Conference play Seawolves, 6-1. Jessica Green cracked The Seawolves wasted no time, plating Stony Brook 2 2 1 on Saturday afternoon splitting a pair of a three-run home run to highlight the fi rst fi ve runs in the top of the fi rst capped by Hofstra 4 5 1 games against the University of Maine at inning for Marist. The Red Foxes added Poseyʼs second home run of the day, a University Field. The Seawolves rallied in another run in the second inning when three-run shot to center fi eld. Courtney Oliver threw a complete-game the fi rst contest to win 5-3. Green blasted her second round-tripper Durham hit a solo shot in the third and two-hitter and hit the tiebreaking home run Paced by the bat of Suzanne Turek, the of the game. Stony Brook plated six runs in the fourth in the fourth inning to lead the Hofstra to Seawolves rallied to take the fi rst game Kelsi Fanelli and Laura Bradford each to give the Seawolves a 12-1 lead. In the a 4-2 win over Stony Brook on Tuesday of the doubleheader, 5-3. Turek was had a hit in the game while Molly Kes- fourth inning, Durham brought in a pair afternoon at Hofstra Softball Stadium. outstanding from the plate, going 3-3 with tranek drew a pair of walks in the game. of runners with an RBI single and Turek Oliver broke the tie in the bottom of the two home runs and a double. In the second game, Marist scored early added an RBI double as Stony Brook fourth, when she led off the inning with a Stony Brook would chip away at the lead and often in the fi rst two innings on their scored six. line drive into the right-center fi eld gap that as they plated a run in the bottom of the way to a 6-4 decision. Angela Andrews (10-7) pitched a com- hit off the top of the wall and bounced over fi rst when Kelsi Fanelli came around to The Seawolves responded to tie the plete game for Stony Brook, allowing only for her second home run of the season, score on Marissa Fleuryʼs RBI single. game up at one when Samantha Posey one earned run in the win. Kelsi Fanelli giving the Pride a 3-2 lead. Hofstra added The Seawolves would knot the game at smashed a homer to center. fi nished the game 2-for-3 with an RBI and an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth two runs a piece when Turek led off the After Hayley Durham slapped a double two runs scored, Durham was 2-for-4 with inning on a two-out error. second inning blasting a home run over to right center, she would later score on a three RBI and two runs scored and Posey The Pride jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the right fi eld fence. Posey fi elderʼs choice in the third inning. went 1-for-2 with three driven in and two the top of the fi rst inning on a two-run However, Turek responded once again Durhamʼs second double of the day in runs scored. double from senior third baseman Tara in the bottom of the fourth, cracking a the fourth inning scored Fanelli to cut the Games 35-36 April 12 • West Hartford, CT. Ulrich that plated Carolann Lubach and shot over the left fi eld fence, tying the lead to 5-3. Game 1 Game 2 Lisa Wambold. game at three. Posey fi nished the game 2-4 with two Stony Brook 4 6 3 3 10 1 Stony Brook evened the score 2-2 in the In the bottom of the sixth, Stony Brook RBI while Durham went 2-4 with a pair Hartford 5 8 2 2 6 1 top of the third inning, as a hit-by-pitch, took their fi rst lead of the game as they of doubles. an error and a walk loaded the bases plated two runs and took advantage of Sarah Hoffman suffered the loss as she In the fi rst contest of the afternoon, the with nobody out. First baseman Hayley a Maine error to go up 5-3. Turek once went 1.1 innings, allowing fi ve runs off Seawolves managed to plate three runs Durham then lined out to center fi eld to again produced from the plate, slapping six hits. Andrews fi nished the contest, al- in the second inning, despite being thrown score a run, and a wild pitch evened the a double to right fi eld with two outs. Sarah lowing three hits and a run over the fi nal out at home on two occassions. Hayley score at 2-2. Hoffman then blasted a double of her own 4.2 innings. Durham led off the inning with a double Games 25-26 March 30 • Stony Brook, N.Y. to score Turek. An error by Maine would Game 32 April 8 • Vestal, N.Y and Suzanne Turek followed with a single Game 1 Game 2 score Hoffman during Kelly Obertoʼs at Stony Brook 7 7 0 as they would both be thrown out at the FDU 1 6 3 0 1 1 bat to go up 5-3. Binghamton 5 6 1 plate later in the inning. The Seawolves Stony Brook 6 6 1 9 12 1 In the second game, Maine rode an recieved runs from Molly Kestranek, who outstanding pitching performance by Samantha Posey and Kelly Oberto reached on a fi elderʼs choice and later The Stony Brook University softball Jenna Balent, who threw a two-hit shutout, each drove in two runs, powering Stony scored on an error. Samantha Posey team swept a pair of games against striking out seven Seawolves in the con- Brook to a 7-5 win over Binghamton in an crossed the plate on a wild pitch and Farleigh Dickinson this afternoon at test. Maine tallied a run in the fi rst inning America East Conference softball game an Ashley Westphal RBI single scored University Field. In the fi rst game, Molly and plated two more in the third. An RBI at the East Gym Complex on Saturday Kelly Oberto to give the Seawolves a Kestranekʼs grand slam in the fi rst inning single in the fi rst and a two-run homer in afternoon. 3-0 lead. sparked the Seawolves to a 6-1 win. the third proved to be the only scoring of The Seawolves jumped out to a 3-0 lead Stony Brook went up 4-0 when Turek In the fi rst game of the day, the Seawolves the contest. in the top of the fi rst inning. Designated crushed a home run to left fi eld in the third jumped all over Farleigh Dickinson in the Turek and Molly Kestranek registered hitter Hayley Durham had a RBI single and inning. The Hawks would respond, scoring fi rst inning, scoring four runs after Molly the only hits for Stony Brook, while Sarah later scored on a fi elderʼs choice. Oberto two runs in the bottom of the inning on a Kestranek bombed a grand slam over the Hoffman suffered the loss, allowing ten drew a bases-loaded walk to give Stony pair of RBI singles to cut the lead to 4-2. scoreboard in left fi eld to give SB a 4-0 hits and striking out a pair in the game. Brook the 3-0 lead. Hartford would tie the game up on an RBI advantage. The Seawolves tacked on Game 29 April 2 • Stony Brook, N.Y. Stony Brook reclaimed the lead in the single and an SB error. two more runs in the second inning when Maine 1 2 1 fi fth inning. Posey broke a 4-4 tie with a The Hawks would win the game in the Ashley Westphalʼs RBI single scored Kelsi Stony Brook 0 2 2 two-run double to right fi eld and scored bottom of the seventh inning on an RBI Fanneli and Westphal came around to one batter later on a double by Oberto. single with one out to win, 5-4. score after Marissa Fleury cracked her The Stony Brook University softball team Games 33-34 April 9 • Vestal, N.Y. In the second game of the day, both second triple of the year, giving Stony was blanked by Maine, 1-0, in America Game 1 Game 2 teams plated runs in the first inning. Brook a 6-0 lead. East action on Sunday morning at Uni- Stony Brook 6 10 3 13 11 2 Ashley Westphal doubled down the right Westphal went 3-4 on the day with two versity Field. Binghamton 14 16 5 3 6 1 fi eld line and would later come around to runs scored while Fleury went 2-4 and The Black Bears scored the only run of score on a Hayley Durham RBI single to the contest in the top of the fourth inning 30 • Seawolves Softball 2006 Game Recaps left center. The Hawks tied the contest up on an Ashley Westphal sac bunt, and Kelsi Games 46-47 May 3 • Stony Brook, N.Y. crushed two doubles in the game and after an RBI single. Hartford would take Fanelli scored on a Hayley Durham RBI Game 1 Game 2 added two RBI. Molly Kestranek crossed the lead in the game in the third after single to cut the lead to 8-3. Albany 4 6 2 10 11 0 the plate three times in the game. another RBI single, going up 2-1. The Seawolves struck fi rst in the night- Stony Brook 1 5 0 1 3 3 Andrews went fi ve innings, tossing a However, the Seawolves capitalized in cap, plating the fi rst run of the game in the two-hiter while allowing one earned run the fi fth tacking on two runs to fi nish the third inning. Laura Bradford led off the in- Stony Brook jumped on the board fi rst, and striking out fi ve. scoring in the game. Fanelli led of the ning with a single and Fanelli followed with going up 1-0, on an Ashley Westphal solo inning with a crushing solo homer to tie a bunt single to fi rst base. After Westphalʼs homer to centerfi eld in the fi rst inning. The Seawolves fell behind early in the the game at two runs a piece. A Molly sac bunt advanced the runners, Durhamʼs However, Albany would answer with second game as Christy Leath hit a two- Kestranek sac fl y proved to be the differ- RBI bunt single scored Bradford, putting three runs in the second and four in the run homerun in the top of the fi rst inning. ence in the game as it scored classmate the visitors up, 1-0. third to go up 7-1. A sac-fl y by Kelly Og- Stony Brook answered right back in the Marissa Fleury, giving the Seawolves a The Peacocks responded with two runs den and Leslie Buschʼs two-RBI double bottom of the frame as Hayley Durham hit 3-2 advantage. in the bottom of the third to regain the lead provided the scoring for the Great Danes a bases clearing, two RBI triple to knot the Games 37-38 April 14 • Burlington, Vt. after a two-RBI single. in the second, while Ali Meacham had a game at two runs apiece. Game 1 Game 2 Behind the bat of Kestranek, the two-RBI single in the third. With play sus- In the third inning, the Seawolves Stony Brook 0 3 3 4 8 1 fl ood gates opened in the sixth as the pended, Albany had two outs and runners erupted for six runs. With two runners on Vermont 4 7 1 0 2 0 Seawolves scored fi ve runs off six hits on the corners. to break the game wide open. Kestranek Albany continued to score as Meagan Marissa Fleury teed off, sending a three- In the opening contest of the double- led off the inning with a solo shot. A pair Larsen hit a solo home run off the left run shot over the left fi eld scoreboard. header, the Seawolves were held to just of two-RBI singles by Westphal and Turek field scoreboard in the to lead off the Kelsi Fanelli added a two-RBI double in three hits as Vermont was victorious, 4-0. accounted for other RBI in the inning fourth. The Great Danes added another the innings as well. The Catamounts scored the fi rst run of as the Seawolves took a commanding run on a RBI-single by Katrina Dunning. Fanelli ended the game in the bottom the game as Gillian Rappaport reached 8-2 lead. The visitors would tack on one more run of the fi fth as she hammered a three-run on an error, stole second base, advanced Game 42 April 26 • Stony Brook, N.Y. in the fi fth on a sac-fl y by Ashley Rios to homer to account for three of the four to third on a fi elderʼs choice and would Hartford 2 7 1 complete the scoring. runs scored in the inning. She fi nished then score on that play off another Stony Stony Brook 5 6 1 The Seawolves had as many hits as the game with fi ve-RBI going 3-4 with two Brook error. Freshman Kelsi Fanelli blasted a three- they did errors in the contest with three. Ashley Westphal, Molly Kestranek, and run home run in the second inning to Westphal, Kelsi Fanelli, and Kelly Oberto runs scored. Kelly Oberto managed the only hits in the propel the Stony Brook University softball each recorded hits in the contest. Fleury added three RBI going 1-3 while game for Stony Brook, as the Seawolves team to a 5-2 victory over Hartford this Laura Bradford went 2-3 with two RBI and had as many hits as they did errors in afternoon at University Field. Games 48-49 May 9 • Stony Brook, N.Y. two runs scored. the game. Stony Brook added an insurance run in Game 1 Game 2 Stony Brook scored early and often the six as Marissa Fleury led off the in- Boston U. 1 2 1 3 2 0 Game 50 May 10 • Stony Brook, N.Y. and never looked back as the Seawolves ning with a double down the left fi eld line Stony Brook 13 11 2 12 10 0 Boston U. 0 1 4 topped Vermont, 4-0, in the second game. and would score on a Molly Kestranek Stony Brook 4 8 1 Kelsi Fanelli led off the fi rst inning with a RBI single. The Stony Brook University softball team single to center fi eld and moved to second Games 43-44 April 29 • Baltimore, Md. erupted for 25 runs off 21 hits to cruise Boston wasted no time scoring the on an Ashley Westphal sac bunt. After Game 1 Game 2 past Boston University in a doubleheader fi rst run of the game. After back to back Hayley Durham drew a walk, Suzanne Stony Brook 7 9 3 1 4 2 sweep. The Seawolves won both contests singles to open the contest put runners Turek crushed a double to left center that UMBC 2 5 0 3 6 1 in fi ve innings, taking the fi rst contest 13-1, on second and third Brandi Shields lined plated Fanelli and Durham to give Stony out to Seawolf pitcher Angela Andrews. Brook a 2-0 advantage. The Seawolves In Game 1 Stony Brook jumped to a quick and winning the second game 12-3. continued to surge as Marissa Fleury fol- 2-0 lead when Marissa Fleury singled with With the sweep, Stony Brook keeps Andrews turned and fi red to second base lowed with her own double to center fi eld, the bases loaded to score Kelsi Fanelli and their playoff hopes alive. The winner of in a double play attempt, but a miscue scoring Turek. Hayley Durham in the top of the fi rst inning. tommorrowʼs game goes to the America by Stony Brookʼs second baseman Molly Game 39 April 15 • Burlington, Vt. In the second game, the Seawolves plated East playoffs. With the two wins on Satur- Kestranek allowed Shayne Lolito to cross Stony Brook 0 5 2 a pair of runs in the fi rst when Suzanne day, the Seawolves now sit at 25-24, 10-9 the plate. Vermont 8 6 0 Turek drew a bases-loaded walk and Sara in America East play. In the bottom of the frame it appeared Cerrone delivered the two-out RBI single Behind an outstanding performance as though the Seawolves knotted the Vermont once again used a huge fi rst in- to plate Durham and give Stony Brook an on the mound by Angela Andrews, the game at one as Marissa Fleury fl ied out ning and never looked back as they plated early 2-0 lead. to left fi eld with the bases loaded, allowing four runs in the fi rst inning in route to an The scored remained 2-0 until the top of Seawolves offense paced the SB to a 13-1 8-0 win in fi ve innings of play. the fi fth when the Seawolves scored fi ve win in the fi rst game. Ashley Westphal to come home from third. The Catamounts used an RBI single off of by back-to-back homers off the bats BU scored the fi rst run of the game in the However, it was determined that Westphal and a three-run homer to jump out to a of Fanelli and Westphal and a three-run second innning on a solo shot to center left the bag early and was called out, end- 4-0 after one inning of play. shot off the bat of Molly Kestranek. fi eld by Brandi Shields. That would be ing Stony Brookʼs threat. In the fourth inning, Vermont once In the second game, the Seawolves plated the only run allowed by Andrews in the The Terriers added another run in the again had four runners cross the plate. a pair of runs in the fi rst when Suzanne contest. fourth on an RBI double to complete the The Catamounts capitalized on two RBI Turek drew a bases-loaded walk and Sara Paced by the bat of Sara Cerrone, the scoring in the contest. doubles to highlight a four run inning. Cerrone delivered the two-out RBI single Seawolves answered as Cerrone hit her The Seawolves managed just four hits Games 40-41 April 20 • Jersey Ciy, N.J. to plate Durham and give Stony Brook an in the contest with Suzanne Turek leading Game 1 Game 2 early 2-0 lead. fi rst career home run to left center fi eld, Stony Brook 3 5 0 8 12 1 Game 45 April 30 • Baltimore, Md. a two-run shot, to give Stony Brook a 2-1 the charge, going 2-3. Kelly Oberto and St. Peterʼs 11 15 0 4 10 0 Stony Brook 1 4 2 lead. A Laura Bradford RBI single scored Kestranek recorded the other hits in the UMBC 3 6 1 Kelly Oberto who had previously doubled game for SB. In the lidlifter St. Peterʼs plated four runs in the inning. Angela Andrews kept Stony Brook in the in the second and third inning to take a Designated player Sara Cerrone singled The Seawolves did not let up pouring in game throughout the contest, pitching out commanding 8-0 lead after three innings up the middle and advanced to second on four runs in the third and six in the fourth. of jams on multiple occassions. She shoul- of play. The Peacocks hit two home a sacrifi ce bunt. With one out, left fi elder Once again it was Cerrone who dealt the dered the loss, allowing one earned run off runs in the second inning to highlight Kelsi Fanelli walked and right fi elder Ash- blow to the Terriers, this time crushing a seven hits while striking out fi ve. the scoring. ley Westphal singled to center to drive in Four seniors were honored in a pregame The Seawolves plated their fi rst run of Cerrone for the Seawolvesʼ only run of three-run bomb to left center in the fourth. the contest when Molly Kestranekʼs sac fl y the game. In the six, Marissa Fleury had a two RBI ceremony as Andrews, Laura Bradford, scored Suzanne Turek who had previously Cerrone went 2-3 with a run scored while single while Oberto chipped in with a Hayley Durham, and Turek were all rec- led off the inning with a double to right Westphal went 1-3 with an RBI. Hayley two-RBI double. ognized for their efforts and contributions fi eld. Stony Brook continued to rally as Durham accounted for the only other Stony Cerrone finished the game with five during their careers at Stony Brook. the Seawolves tacked on two more runs Brook hit in the game. RBI as she went 2-3 with two homeruns. in the fi fth. Kelly Oberto crossed the plate Fleury went 1-2 with two RBI while Oberto Seawolves Softball • 31 Seawolves Record Book

All-Time Individual Records OFFENSE MOST GAMES PLAYED MOST HITS MOST TRIPLES Season 3. 64 Laura Bradford 2002-06 Season Season 1. 63 Laura Bradford 2004 4. 50 Teri McNulty 1982-85 1. 81 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 1. 7 Rosemarie Molinelli 1987 63 Kristen Brust 2004 Sheri Gritz 1985-88 2. 80 Kristen Brust 2004 Teri McNulty 1985 63 Hayley Durham 2004 6. 49 Lisa Repper 1996-98 3. 65 Jane Stein 2004 3. 6 Lisa Repper 1998 63 Jamie Neuner 2004 7. 47 Debbie Dantes 1986-88 4. 64 Hayley Durham 2004 4. 5 Sam Foronjy 1998 63 Jane Stein 2004 47 Colleen McCarthy 2002-05 5. 61 Kristen Brust 2003 5. 4 Rosemarie Molinelli 1989 63 Rachel Vogl 2004 9. 45 Jill Spage 1981-84 6. 57 Kristen Brust 2005 Lisa Repper 1997 2. 58 Laura Bradford 2003 10. 44 Cherie Christie 1983-86 7. 56 Hayley Durham 2003 Lauren Ruane 1999 58 Kristen Brust 2003 8. 54 Stephanie DiBiase 2002 58 Hayley Durham 2003 FEWEST STRIKE OUTS 9. 50 Lisa Repper 1997 Career 58 Stephanie McCarthy 2003 season: min. 75 AB; career: min. 200 AB 10. 50 Jane Stein 2005 1. 13 Rosemarie Molinelli 1986-89 58 Marissa Servello 2003 Season Career 2. 11 Teri McNulty 1982-85 58 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 1. 1 Anne LoCascio 1989 1. 245 Kristen Brust 2002-05 3. 8 Sam Foronjy 1998-01 58 Kristen Brust 2005 Ginger Scharf 1989 2. 215 Hayley Durham 2003-06 Ellen Arocho 1979-81 58 Jane Stein 2005 3. 2 Cathy DiMaio 1991 3. 191 Jane Stein 2002-05 5. 7 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 58 Hayley Durham 2005 Joanne Greggo 1991 4. 157 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 6. 6 Michelle Scott 1980-83 58 Suzanne Turek 2005 Lisa Repper 1997 5. 150 Lisa Repper 1995-98 7. 5 Jill Spage 1981-84 58 Laura Bradford 2005 6. 3 Denise Resta 1995 6. 135 Stephanie DiBiase 2002-03 Ann Champney 1980-81 7. 4 Cathy DiMaio 1989 7. 118 Tory Menchise 1998-01 9. 4 Tory Menchise 1998-01 Career Stephanie Spader 1997 8. 110 Sam Foronjy 1998-01 Regina Verzosa 1994-97 1. 249 Hayley Durham 2003-06 9. 5 Debbie Dantes 1988 9. 102 Rosemarie Molinelli 1986-89 2. 230 Kristen Brust 2002-05 Alice Yee 1997 10. 99 Christie McMurray 1998-01 MOST HOME RUNS 3. 226 Jane Stein 2002-05 Career Season 4. 221 Laura Bradford 2003-06 1. 3 Lucille Giannuzzi 1981-84 MOST RUNS 1. 17 Hayley Durham 2005 5. 175 Colleen McCarthy 2002-05 Janet Morgan 1984-85 Season 2. 15 Kristen Brust 2004 6. 165 Marissa Servello 2003-05 3. 4 Janice Barsha 1984-85 1. 47 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 3. 14 Hayley Durham 2004 7. 150 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 4. 5 Ginger Scharf 1988-89 2. 43 Kristen Brust 2004 14 Kristen Brust 2005 8. 148 Tory Menchise 1998-01 5. 6 Joanna Kerney 1991-94 3. 39 Kristen Brust 2003 5. 13 Kristen Brust 2003 9. 143 Christie McMurray 1998-01 Traci Racioppi 1989-92 4. 34 Jane Stein 2004 6. 11 Hayley Durham 2006 10. 136 Sam Foronjy 1998-01 7. 7 Heidi Epstein 1991-94 34 Lisa Repper 1995 7. 10 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 8. 7 Joan Gandolf 1991-92 6. 33 Kristen Brust 2005 8. 7 Jane Stein 2003 9. 8 Sheri Gritz 1985-88 33 Hayley Durham 2006 7 Suzanne Turek 2005 MOST TOTAL BASES Teri McNulty 1982-85 33 Kelsi Fanelli 2006 9. 6 Stephanie DiBiase 2002 Season S. Tsangarakis 1989-90 9. 32 Lucille Giannuzzi 1982 10. 5 Jane Stein 2002 1. 150 Kristen Brust 2004 Debbie Dantes 1986-88 32 Suzanne Turek 2006 5 Lisa Repper 1995 2. 126 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 5 Lisa Repper 1997 3. 124 Hayley Durham 2004 MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH Career 5 Jane Stein 2004 4. 113 Kristen Brust 2003 Season 1. 137 Kristen Brust 2002-2005 113 Kristen Brust 2005 1. 16 Jane Stein 2005 2. 105 Jane Stein 2002-2005 Career 6. 106 Hayley Durham 2005 2 11 Ashley Westphal 2006 3. 82 Lisa Repper 1995-98 1. 46 Kristen Brust 2002-05 7 96 Hayley Durham 2006 3. 9 Sara Cerrone 2006 82 Lucille Giannuzzi 1981-84 46 Hayley Durham 2003-06 8. 91 Jane Stein 2004 4. 7. Marissa Fleury 2006 5. 79 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 3. 21 Jane Stein 2002-05 9. 83 Hayley Durham 2003 5. 6 Colleen McCarthy 2002 6. 78 Teri McNulty 1982-85 4. 16 Stephanie DiBiase 2002-03 83 Stephanie DiBiase 2002 6 Hayley Durham 2006 7. 77 Stephanie DiBiase 2002-03 5. 15 Lisa Repper 1995-98 7. 5 Marissa Servello 2002 8. 64 Debbie Dantes 1986-88 7. 9 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 Career 5 Kristen Brust 2005 9. 60 Cathy DiMaio 1989-92 8. 6 Ellen Arocho 1979-81 1. 449 Kristen Brust 2002-05 5 Cass Broadwater 2001 10. 59 Carol Tompkins 1980-83 9. 5 Shea Carpenter 2001-02 2. 409 Hayley Durham 2003-06 5 Molly Kestranek 2006 10. 4 Stephanie McCarthy 2003-04 3. 287 Jane Stein 2002-05 MOST SINGLES 4. 253 Lisa Repper 1995-98 Career Season MOST RUNS BATTED IN 5. 232 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 1. 22 Jane Stein 2002-05 1. 57 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 Season 6. 209 Stephanie DiBiase 2002-03 2. 13 Sara Cerrone 2005-pres. 2. 50 Jane Stein 2004 1. 50 Kristen Brust 2004 7. 149 Sam Foronjy 1998-01 3. 12 Marissa Servello 2002-05 3. 41 Kristen Brust 2004 2. 49 Hayley Durham 2005 8. 145 Tory Menchise 1998-01 12 Colleen McCarthy 2002-05 4. 40 Jane Stein 2005 3. 48 Hayley Durham 2004 9. 133 Rosemarie Molinelli 1986-89 12 Ashley Westphal 2005-pres. 5. 38 Hayley Durham 2003 4. 42 Hayley Durham 2006 10. 125 Christie McMurray 1998-01 6. 8 Corrine Vish 1999-01 38 Stephanie DiBiase 2002 5. 40 Kristen Brust 2005 7. 7 Philomena Yarusso 1996-99 6. 37 Laura Bradford 2004 6. 37 Kristen Brust 2003 MOST STOLEN BASES 7 Cass Broadwater 2000-02 37 Ginger Scharf 1989 7. 35 Lisa Repper 1995 Season 9. 5 Shea Carpenter 2001-02 8. 35 Kristen Brust 2003 8. 31 Tricia Lipareli 1999 1. 20 Stephanie DiBiase 2002 5 Maureen McDermott 1980-82 9. 34 Marissa Servello 2003, 2004 9. 30 Lisa Repper 1997 2. 19 Jamie Neuner 2004 34 Ashley Westphal 2006 10. 29 Jane Stein 2004 19 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 MOST SACRIFICES 4. 15 Laura Bradford 2004 Season Career Career 15 Tricia Lipareli 2001 1. 14 Ashley Westphal 2006 1. 140 Jane Stein 2002-05 1. 161 Hayley Durham 2003-06 6. 14 Lisa Repper 1997 2. 13 Rachael Vogl 2005 2. 134 Kristen Brust 2002-05 2. 144 Kristen Brust 2002-05 7. 13 Lisa Repper 1998 3. 11 Laura Bradford 2003 3. 107 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 3. 103 Lisa Repper 1995-98 8. 12 Nicole Parris 1996 4. 10 Marissa Servello 2003 4. 97 Tory Menchise 1998-01 4. 89 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 9. 11 Rachael Vogl 2004 10 Ashley Westphal 2005 5. 95 Stephanie DiBiase 2002-03 5. 89 Jane Stein 2002-05 10. 10 Lisa Repper 1996 10 Laura Bradford 2006 6. 89 Lisa Repper 1995-98 6. 74 Michelle Scott 1980-83 10 Laura Bradford 2005 6. 9 Jen Milito 2001 7. 83 Lucille Giannuzzi 1981-84 7. 67 Teri McNulty 1982-85 10 Ashley Westphal 2005 7. 8 Rachael Vogl 2004 8. 81 Sam Foronjy 1998-01 8. 63 Rosemarie Molinelli 1986-89 8 Lucille Giannuzzi 1984 9. 79 Christie McMurray 1998-01 Ellen Arocho 1979-81 Career 8 Tory Menchise 2000 10. 77 Debbie Dantes 1986-88 10. 61 Sheri Gritz 1985-88 1. 44 Lisa Repper 1995-98 10. 7 Colleen McCarthy 2002 2. 39 Stephanie DiBiase 2002-03 7 Christie McMurray 2001 MOST DOUBLES MOST AT BATS 3. 34 Laura Bradford 2003-06 7 Cass Broadwater 2000 Season Season 4. 22 Nicole Parris 1997-98 1. 23 Kristen Brust 2004 1. 207 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 5. 20 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 Career 2. 18 Hayley Durham 2004 2. 193 Jane Stein 2004 6. 19 Jamie Neuner 2004-05 1. 35 Laura Bradford 2003-06 3. 14 Kristen Brust 2002 3. 191 Laura Bradford 2004 14 Debbie Dantes 1986-88 2. 27 Marissa Servello 2002-05 4. 13 Kristen Brust 2003 4. 189 Kristen Brust 2004 8. 12 Joanna Kerney 1992-94 3. 20 Tory Menchise 1998-01 13 Kristen Brust 2005 5. 182 Hayley Durham 2004 9. 11 Denise Resta 1994-95 4. 16 Jane Stein 2002-05 13 Hayley Durham 2003 6. 178 Hayley Durham 2003 11 Cathy DiMaio 1989-92 5. 15 Colleen McCarthy 2002-05 13 Tricia Lipareli 1999 7. 177 Jane Stein 2005 6. 14 Jen Milito 1999-02 13 Stephanie DiBiase 2003 8. 176 Marissa Servello 2004 MOST WALKS 7. 11 Lucille Giannuzzi 1981-84 8. 12 Lisa Repper 1995 176 Kristen Brust 2003 Season 12 Hayley Durham 2006 10. 175 Rachel Vogl 2004 1. 29 Laura Bradford 2004 HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 9. 11 Tricia Lipareli 2000 175 Laura Bradford 2003 2. 26 Rachael Vogl 2004 season: min. 75 AB; career: min. 200 AB 10. 10 Suzanne Turek 2006 3. 25 Suzanne Turek 2006 Season Career 4. 24 Kristen Brust 2004 1. .487 (38-78) Lisa Repper 1995 Career 1. 707 Kristen Brust 2002-05 24 Hayley Durham 2004 2. .472 (50-106) Lisa Repper 1997 1. 63 Kristen Brust 2002-05 2. 676 Jane Stein 2002-05 6. 23 Kristen Brust 2003 3. .423 (80-189) Kristen Brust 2004 2. 50 Hayley Durham 2003-06 3. 578 Marissa Servello 2002-05 23 Kristen Brust 2005 4. .391 (81-207) Stephanie DiBiase 2003 3. 34 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 4. 534 Laura Bradford 2003-06 23 Suzanne Turek 2005 5. .389 (37-95) Lisa Repper 1998 34 Lisa Repper 1995-98 5. 475 Tricia Lipareli 1998-01 23 Jen Milito 2001 6. .387 (46-119) Tricia Lipareli 1999 5. 27 Jane Stein 2002-05 6. 447 Colleen McCarthy 2002-05 10. 22 Stephanie McCarthy 2003 7. .362 (38-105) Tory Menchise 1999 6. 22 Stephanie DiBiase 2002-03 7. 425 Tory Menchise 1998-01 22 Stephanie Gennett 1995 8. .354 (28-79) Lauren Ruane 1997 7. 20 Sam Foronjy 1998-01 8. 387 Christie McMurray 1998-01 9. .352 (64-182) Hayley Durham 2004 8. 17 Dana Carasig 1991-92 9. 378 Sam Foronjy 1998-01 10. .347 (61-176) Kristen Brust 2003 17 Sheri Gritz 1985-88 10. 367 Stephanie DiBiase 2002-03 Career 17 Christie McMurray 1998-01 1. 82 Kristen Brust 2002-05 Career 82 Hayley Durham 2003-06 1. .448 (150-335) Lisa Repper 1995-98 32 • Seawolves Softball