GEORGIA SOFTBALL. Georgia Bulldogs (47-12) 2009 Season-In-Review

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1 GEORGIA SOFTBALL Softball Contact: Tanner Tedeschi Office: (706) Cell: (678) Fax: (706) P.O. Box 1472, Athens, Ga UGAA Website: Results: (18-7 SEC) Home: 27-2; Away 10-5; Neutral 10-5; Vs. Top 25: 15-9 DATE Rank OPPONENT RESULT REC. SEC 2/6 22 vs. #20 Long Beach St.$ W, /6 22 vs. UC Riverside$ W, 16-0 (5) 2-0 2/7 22 vs. Cal State Northridge$ W, 8-0 (6) 3-0 2/7 22 vs. Oregon State$ L, /13 20 Longwood! W, 11-0 (5) 4-1 2/14 20 Elon! W, 11-0 (5) 5-1 2/14 20 Cleveland State! W, 8-0 (6) 6-1 2/15 20 Winthrop! W, 8-0 (6) 7-1 2/20 16 Ball State^ W, 15-3 (5) 8-1 2/20 16 Tennessee State^ W, 8-0 (5) 9-1 2/21 16 Marshall^ W, 9-1 (6) /21 16 IUPUI^ W, 15-3 (5) /22 16 UNC Greensboro^ W, 12-2 (5) /27 14 vs. #17 Massachusetts& Cancelled 2/27 14 vs. #13 DePaul& Cancelled 2/28 14 vs. Penn State& Cancelled 2/28 14 vs. Hofstra& Cancleled 3/1 14 vs. #20 Ohio State& Cancelled 3/6 11 vs. #24 Baylor% W, 12-1 (5) /7 11 vs. #1 Washington% L, /7 11 vs. #24 Baylor% W, 9-0 (5) /8 11 vs. #1 Washington% W, /11 7 at #1 Florida* L, 0-15 (5) /11 7 at #1 Florida* L, /14 7 #20 LSU* W, /14 7 #20 LSU* Cancelled 3/15 7 #20 LSU* Cancelled 3/18 9 Kennesaw State W, /21 9 at South Carolina* W, /21 9 at South Carolina* W, /22 9 at South Carolina* W, /25 7 Mercer W, /28 7 Kentukcy* W, /28 7 Kentucky* W, 10-0 (5) /29 7 Kentucky* W, /1 6 Furman W, /4 6 at #4 Alabama* L, /4 6 at #4 Alabama* L, 2-3 (8) /5 6 at #4 Alabama* L, /8 7 #22 Tech W, /10 7 Ole Miss* W, 8-0 (5) /11 7 Ole Miss*(FOX RSN) W, /11 7 Ole Miss* W, /15 6 Mississippi State* W, 10-0 (5) /15 6 Mississippi State* L, 1-3 (10) /18 6 at Auburn* W, /18 6 at Auburn* W, /19 6 at Auburn* W, /22 8 Western Carolina W, 8-0 (5) /25 8 #15 Tennessee* W, /25 8 #15 Tennessee* W, /26 8 #15 Tennessee* L, /29 8 Southern W, 3-2 (8) /2 8 at Arkansas* Cancelled 5/3 8 at Arkansas* W, 8-0 (5) /3 8 at Arkansas* W, 8-2 (5) /7 7 vs. Kentucky# L, /14 8 vs. Radford~ W, /15 8 at #15 North Carolina~ W, /16 8 vs. #15 North Carolina~ W, /21 8 #10 Ohio State+(ESPN2) W, /22 8 #10 Ohio State+(ESPN2) W, /28 8 vs. #3 Washington$$(ESPN) L, /30 8 vs. #11 Missouri$$(ESPN) W, /30 8 vs. #6 Michigan$$ (ESPN) W, /31 8 vs. #3 Washington$$ (ESPN) W, 9-8 (9) /31 8 vs. #3 Washington$$ (ESPN2) L, Note: All times ET; * = SEC game; $ = Cathedral City Kickoff, Cathedral City, Calif.;! = Second-Annual Red & Black Showcase, Athens; ^ = Sixth- Annual Softball Classic, Athens; & = NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga.; % = Easton SEC/Pac-10/Big 12 Challenge, Tuscaloosa, Ala.; # = SEC Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn.; ~ = NCAA Regionals, Chapel Hill, N.C.; + = NCAA Super Regionals, Athens, Ga.; $$ = Women s College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. Bulldogs (47-12) 2009 Season-In-Review The Bulldogs finished the 2009 season with a overall record, made the school s eighth-consecutive NCAA Championship appearance and advanced to the program s first-ever Women s College World Series., the Easton Sports, Inc., Team of the Year, reached the final four of the WCWS and was the only team to defeat eventual national champion Washington at the event. In both the USA Today/National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) final poll and the ESPN.com/USA Softball final poll, the Bulldogs ranked fourth behind national champion Washington, national runner-up Florida and Alabama. The ranking of fourth is the highest-ever for passing the program s previous best of fifth during middle of the 2004 season. The Bulldogs were the nation s youngest team in 2009 with 90-percent underclassman but still finished the year with NCAA statistics rankings of first in fielding percentage (.981), second in slugging percentage (.574), fourth in home runs per game (1.44), sixth in scoring (6.32 runs per game) and 10th in batting average (.319). Among the Southeastern Conference, where finished second in the Eastern Division and third overall with a record of 18-7, the Bulldogs set a new league record for team slugging percentage and would have set a new home run record with 85 long balls except for Florida s 86 this season. also tied for the league lead in triples with 17 and its national-leading fielding percentage was the thirdbest in SEC history. In the record books, several team and individual records were broken in As a team, the Bulldogs established new single-season records for home runs, slugging percentage, on-base percentage and fielding percentage. They also tied the school record for sacrifice flies (23). Individually, sophomore Alisa Goler climbed to the top of multiple categories. She now stands as the single-season school record holder for batting average (.455), home runs (24), RBI (83), extra-base hits (41), total bases (164), slugging percentage (.994), on-base percentage (.551), walk-tostrikeout ratio (6.00) and Toughest to K with just six strikeouts per 165 at-bats. Both Goler s RBI and slugging percentage totals established new SEC records, and her slugging percentage was the best mark in the nation this season. Goler s 24 home runs were just one shy of the SEC record set by Alabama s Kelly Kretschman in Right behind Goler s charge into the record books was fellow sophomore Taylor Schlopy. If not for Goler, Schlopy would have set new records for slugging (.819) and onbase percentage (.550). Schlopy led the team in runs scored with 71, which tied for the third-best total in school history, and she also contributed 15 home runs and 47 RBI. Her 15 long balls rank tied fourth most in UGA history. Both Goler, a USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year top 10 finalist, and Schlopy, selected to the USA Softball Japan Cup team, were named first-team All-America by both the NFCA and Easton. The end of the 2009 season marked the end of seniors Christie Hamilton and Kristin Schnake s Bulldog careers. Hamilton finishes her career at ranked fourth in several categories including appearances (108), starts (76), wins (56), complete games (50), shutouts (18/9), saves (4), innings pitched (534.1) and strikeouts (429). Schnake finishes her career at ranked fourth in assists (347), fifth in sacrifice hits (33) and tied 10th in stolen bases (42). Schnake signed with the USSSA Pride of the National Pro Fastpitch league to play professionally. Notes Release Date: May 16, 2009

2 s Most Used Starting Lineup in #25 Megan Wiggins, So. 109 Career Starts (59-LF, 32-SS, 14-DP, 3-2B,1-CF) #6 Taylor Schlopy, So. 121 Career Starts^ (120-CF, 1-LF) #18 Lisaira Daniels, Fr. 53 Career Starts (50-RF, 2-CF, 1-LF) #22 Kristin Schnake,Sr. 179 Career Starts (128-SS, 42-2B, 9-3B) #10 Ashley Pauly, Fr. 54 Career Starts (54-2B) #35 Alisa Goler, So. 129 Career Starts (114-3B, 11-1B, 3-SS,1-DP) Coaching Staff: Lu Harris-Champer, Head Coach Michelle Green, Assistant Coach Gerry Glasco, Assistant Coach Carl Grubb, Volunteer Coach Chelsea Cantillo, Student Coach Pitchers #63 Christie Hamilton (24-8, 1 sv, 1.65) Sr., RHP #5 Sarah McCloud (17-2, 1 sv, 2.62) So., RHP #23 Kristyn Sandberg, Fr. 57 Career Starts (54-C, 2-DP, 1-3B) #8 Brianna Hesson, So. 113 Career Starts (113-1B) #34 Tori Moody, Fr. 36 Career Starts (31-DP, 5-C) #3 Maya Branch, Fr. 22 Career Starts (15-DP, 7-LF) DP Options #11 Brittney Hubbard, Fr. 11 Career Starts (7-DP, 2-2B, 2-RF) #12 Jennie Auger, So. 41 Career Starts (20-DP, 18-LF, 1-CF, 1-RF, 1-1B) ^NOTE: Starts at P not included in totals 2009 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos B/T Ht. Cl./Exp. Hometown 2 Emily Herren C R/R 5-5 So./1L Rome, Ga. 3 Maya Branch OF L/R 5-5 Fr./HS Lithonia, Ga. 5 Sarah McCloud P R/R 5-9 So./1L Celina, Texas 6 Taylor Schlopy OF/P R/R 5-2 So./1L West Hills, Calif. 7 Christina Reed OF R/R 5-7 So./1L Winder, Ga. 8 Brianna Hesson IF R/L 5-7 So./1L Sugar Hill, Ga. 10 Ashley Pauly IF L/R 5-8 Fr./HS Kennesaw, Ga. 11 Brittney Hubbard IF R/R 5-7 Fr./HS Victorville, Calif. 12 Jennie Auger OF R/R 5-5 So./1L Poway, Calif. 17 Whitney Owens P/DP R/R 5-4 Fr./HS Pendleton, Ind. 18 Lisaira Daniels OF L/R 5-4 Fr./HS Newnan, Ga. 20 Tess Echols OF L/R 5-8 Fr./HS Fayetteville, Ga. 21 Jennifer Elmore UT R/R 5-10 Fr./HS Loveland, Ohio 22 Kristin Schnake IF R/R 5-3 Sr./2L Richview, Ill. 23 Kristyn Sandberg C/IF R/R 5-8 Fr./HS Island Park, N.Y. 25 Megan Wiggins OF L/R 5-5 So./1L Snellville, Ga. 27 Erin Arevalo P R/R 5-10 Fr./HS Lathrop, Calif. 34 Tori Moody C R/R 5-10 Fr./HS Woodstock, Ga. 35 Alisa Goler IF L/R 5-6 So./1L Frankfort, Ill. 63 Christie Hamilton P/IF R/R 5-5 Sr./2L Acworth, Ga. Head Coach: Lu Harris-Champer (Western Illinois, 89) , 13 seasons; , 9 seasons at Assistant Coaches: Michelle Green (, 05) Gerry Glasco (Illinois, 80) Volunteer Coach: Carl Grubb (Cal Poly-Pomona, 80) Student Coach: Chelsea Cantillo Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Cl./Exp. 27 Erin Arevalo P Fr./HS 12 Jennie Auger OF So./1L 3 Maya Branch OF Fr./HS 18 Lisaira Daniels OF Fr./HS 20 Tess Echols OF Fr./HS 21 Jennifer Elmore UT Fr./HS 35 Alisa Goler IF So./1L 63 Christie Hamilton P/IF Sr./2L 2 Emily Herren C So./1L 8 Brianna Hesson IF So./1L 11 Brittney Hubbard IF Fr./HS 5 Sarah McCloud P So./1L 34 Tori Moody C Fr./HS 17 Whitney Owens P/DP Fr./HS 10 Ashley Pauly IF Fr./HS 7 Christina Reed OF So./1L 23 Kristyn Sandberg C/IF Fr./HS 6 Taylor Schlopy OF/P So./1L 22 Kristin Schnake IF Sr./2L 25 Megan Wiggins OF So./1L Pronunciation Guide Erin Arevalo... are-uh-val-oh Jennie Auger... O-zhay Maya Branch...My-ya Lisaira Daniels...li-SIGH-ra Alisa Goler...ah-lee-SA goal-er Emily Herren...hair-IN Brianna Hesson... hess-in Taylor Schlopy...schlow-PE Kristin Schnake...schnah-KEY

3 Bulldog Notes... EASTON SPORTS, INC., TEAM OF THE YEAR After posting the most-successful season in school history, was tabbed the Team of the Year by Easton Sport, Inc. GOLER, SCHLOPY NAMED FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS s top two hitters, sophomores Alisa Goler and Taylor Schlopy, were named First-Team All-America by both NFCA/Louisville Slugger and Easton Sports, Inc. Goler led the Bulldogs with a.455 batting average with 24 home runs and 83 RBI. Schlopy was second on the team hitting at a.406 clip with 15 home runs, 47 RBI and a team-best 71 runs scored. EIGHTH-STRAIGHT NCAA TOURNAMENT s selection to the NCAA Tournament was its eighth-straight, all under the guidance of Lu Harris-Champer. EIGHTH-STRAIGHT WITH 46+ Despite a shortened schedule and several rainouts, s run through the postseason saw the Bulldogs tally 47 wins making it the eighth-straight season in which they have won at least 46 or more games. GEORGIA ACHIEVES HIGHEST RANKING IN PROGRAM HISTORY In the final polls of 2009, was ranked #4 by both the NFCA and USA Softball. A mainstay in the top-25 all season, the ranking of fourth is the highest-ever in program history surpassing the previous best rank of fifth in GEORGIA SELECTED AS NO. 6 NATIONAL SEED FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS was awarded the No. 6 national seed for the 2009 NCAA Softball Championships. It marked the highest national seed in program history for the Bulldogs, who were the No. 10 seed in 2005, the No. 11 seed in 2006 and the No. 15 seed in GEORGIA WINS CHAPEL HILL REGIONAL FOR SECOND-STRAIGHT YEAR For the second-straight year, was selected as the No. 1 seed for the Chapel Hill Regional, and once again, the Bulldogs went 3-0 to advance to Super Regionals. Last year, defeated Campbell and Brigham Young to advance to the Los Angeles Super Regional against UCLA. This year, opened NCAA Championship play with a 3-1 win over Radford, and then went on to defeat host and 15th-ranked North Carolina twice, 6-0 and 4-2, to advance to Super Regionals. In each of s regional victories, the hit that proved to be the game-winning hit came on a home run. Against Radford, senior Kristin Schnake s solo home run in the third game a 2-1 lead en route to winning 3-1. In the first meeting with UNC, Schnake broke open a scoreless tie with a three-run home run in the third as the Bulldogs went on to win 6-0. In the championship game, sophomore Megan Wiggins hit a two-run walk-off home run for the 4-2 win over Tar Heels. From the circle in the regional, senior Christie Hamilton went 2-0 with 10.0 innings and both wins came over the Tar Heels including a complete-game, two-hitter in the 6-0 shutout. Sophomore Sarah McCloud notched the win over Radford with a complete-game effort. BULLDOGS WIN ATHENS SUPER REGIONAL IN COMEBACK FASHION TO ADVANCE TO FIRST WOMEN S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES made its third appearance in the NCAA Super Regionals while hosting the event for the first time. Both of s two previous Super Regional appearances came in Los Angeles against UCLA in 2005 and This year, hosted #10 Ohio State and won the best of three series with a pair of comeback victories. In game one, trailed 4-0 going into the fifth but rallied to score five in that frame to go up by one before going on to win 6-4. In game two, the Bulldogs found themselves down 6-1 after three innings. They then picked up one run in the fourth before tallying a five-run sixth to go ahead by the final margin of 7-6. BULLDOGS MAKE FIRST-EVER WCWS APPERANCE s WCWS appearance was the first-ever in school history, and the Bulldogs went 3-2 in Oklahoma City. GEORGIA MAKES A RUN AT THE WCWS FINALS After falling to eventual national-champion Washington in an opening round game, bounced back to stage off elimination by defeating both Missouri and Michigan to set up a rematch with the Huskies. Needing to win two game over Washington, took one game 9-8 in nine innings before falling 9-3. BULLDOGS SET WCWS RECORDS s first-appearance at the WCWS was very fitting to the entire season. The Bulldogs, who set several school records in 2009, set WCWS as well. Against Michigan, the Bulldogs set a WCWS single-game record with four home runs. For the entire WCWS, set a teamhome run record with seven. SEC PLACES NCAA RECORD NINE TEAMS IN NCAA TOURNAMENT, AND A RECORD THREE ADVANCE TO WCWS FINAL FOUR The Southeastern Conference led all conferences with an SEC and NCAA record nine teams selected to the 2009 NCAA Championships. A record three SEC teams advanced to the WCWS: Florida, Alabama and. All three of those schools were among the final four remaining at the WCWS. s Record in Home Away Neutral SEC Non-Conference Postseason Vs. Top 25 Teams On TV Day Games Night Games Last 10 Games When UGA Scores First When Opp. Scores First When Scoring Four or More When Outhitting Opponent When Outhit By Opponent When Hits Are Tied When UGA Has 10 Hits or More When UGA Hits At Least One HR When UGA Hits Two or More HR When UGA Plays Errorless When UGA Makes One Error When UGA Makes Two or More Errors When Opp. Plays Errorless When Opp. Makes One Error When Opp. Makes Two or More Errors When UGA Steals Three or More Bases In One-Run Games In Two-Run Games In 5+ Run Games In Extra-Inning Games Vs. Right-handed Starter Vs. Left-handed Starter On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In February In March In April In May In Black Jerseys/White Pants In Black Jerseys/Black Pants In Red Jerseys/Black Pants In Red Jerseys/White Pants In White Jerseys/Black Pants Largest Margin of Victory (2/6)... W, 16-0 vs. UC Riverside Largest Margin of Defeat (3/11)... L, 0-15 at #1 Florida Biggest Deficit Overcome For A Win... 5 (5/22)...W, 7-6 vs. #10 Ohio St. after trailing 6-1 Shortest Game... 1:20 (2x)... W, 9-0 vs. #24 Baylor (3/7)...W, 8-0 vs. Western Carolina (4/22) Longest Game... 4:15 (5/31)... W, 9-8 (9) vs. #3 Washington

4 Bulldog Notes Statistics Leaders HITTING LEADERS Category Player Actual Batting Average Alisa Goler.455 At-Bats Kristin Schnake 168 Runs Taylor Schlopy 71 Hits Alisa Goler 75 Doubles Alisa Goler/Brianna Hesson 17 Triples Taylor Schlopy 4 Home Runs Alisa Goler 24 Runs Batted In Alisa Goler 83 Total Bases Alisa Goler 164 Slugging % Alisa Goler.994 Walks Taylor Schlopy 38 Hit-By-Pitch Taylor Schlopy 14 On-Base % Alisa Goler.551 Sacrifice Flies Schnake/Wiggins 4 Sacrifice Hits Ashley Pauly 13 Stolen Bases Taylor Schlopy 21 PITCHING LEADERS Category Player Actual Earned Run Avg. Christie Hamilton 1.95 Wins Christie Hamilton 26 Appearances Christie Hamilton 44 Games Started Christie Hamilton 29 Complete Games Christie Hamilton 21 Shutouts Christie Hamilton 10.0 Saves Hamilton/Sarah McCloud 1 Innings Pitched Christie Hamilton Strikeouts Christie Hamilton 164 FIELDING LEADERS Category Player Actual Putouts Brianna Hesson 294 Assists Kristin Schnake 114 BULLDOGS FINISH 2ND IN SEC EASTERN DIVISION, 3RD OVERALL s Southeastern Conference record of 18-7 placed the Bulldogs second in the SEC Eastern Division and third overall. The third-place overall finish is the highest for the Bulldogs since taking second in FINAL SEC & NATIONAL TEAM RANKINGS Category SEC Rank National Rank Actual Fielding Percentage Slugging Percentage Home Runs Per Game Scoring Batting Average T WL Percentage Triples Per Game Doubles Per Game Double Plays Per Game Stole Bases Per Game Earned Run Average Sacrifice Flies Triples T Home Runs Total Bases Hit-By-Pitch Sacrifice Bunts On-Base Percentage Runs Scored RBI Doubles Walks Opposing Batting Average Fielding Double Plays T Hits Innings Pitched Stolen Bases Putouts ,126 Assists Batters Struckout Walks Allowed T Strikeouts Errors GEORGIA IN THE RECORD BOOKS FOR 2009 BATTING AVERAGE SEC T9 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE SEC 1 ON-BAST PERCENTAGE SEC 5 HOME RUNS SEC 2 STARTERS SUPPORT IN 2009 The Bulldogs scored 373 runs in 59 games to give starters an average of 6.32 runs per start. Pitcher Starts Runs Avg. Team Rec. Arevalo Hamilton McCloud Schlopy Totals SACRIFICE FLIES - 23 SEC T1 T7 FIELDING PERCENTAGE SEC 3

5 Bulldog Notes... FINAL SEC & NATIONAL INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Player/Category SEC Rank National Rank Actual Lisaira Daniels Runs Per Game Triples Sacrifice Hits T Alisa Goler Slugging Percentage Home Runs Home Runs Per Game RBI Per Game Toughest To Strikeout On-Base Percentage Batting Average Doubles Per Game Walks Per Game Sacrifice Flies T Runs Per Game RBI Total Bases Doubles T Hits T Walks Runs Scored Assists Christie Hamilton Victories Shutouts Earned Run Average Strikeouts Strikeouts Per 7 Innings Saves T Wins Opposing Batting Average Innings Pitched Brianna Hesson Doubles Per Game Sacrifice Flies T Slugging Percentage RBI Per Game Home Runs Home Runs Per Game On-Base Percentage Doubles T Fielding Percentage T Total Bases Putouts T Chances Sarah McCloud Shutouts Victories Saves T Wins T Ashley Pauly Sacrifice Flies T Toughest To Strikeout Triples Sacrifice Bunts T Kristyn Sandberg Home Runs Caught Stealing By T Taylor Schlopy Runs Per Game On-Base Percentage Slugging Percentage Home Runs Walks Per Game Hit-By-Pitch Per Game Home Runs Per Game Batting Average Triples T RBI Per Game Stolen Bases Per Game Runs Scored Fielding Percentage T Hit-By-Pitch Total Bases Walks T RBI T Stolen Bases T Kristin Schnake Sacrifice Flies T Runs Per Game Triples Sacrifice Hits Assists T Runs Scored Megan Wiggins Sacrifice Flies T Honors & Awards 2009 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Top 10 Finalist Alisa Goler 2009 USA Softball National Team Selection Camp Invitation Taylor Schlopy NFCA/Louisville Slugger First-Team All-America Alisa Goler Taylor Schlopy Easton Sports, Inc., First-Team All-America Alisa Goler Taylor Schlopy All-Southeast Region Alisa Goler Taylor Schlopy All-SEC First Team Alisa Goler Taylor Schlopy All-SEC Second Team Christie Hamilton Brianna Hesson All-SEC Freshman Team Kristyn Sandberg All-SEC Defensive Team Kristin Schnake, SS SEC Community Service Team Sarah McCloud CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All- District Second Team Taylor Schlopy SEC Player of the Week Alisa Goler (2/23) Kristin Schnake (3/9) Taylor Schlopy (5/4) SEC Pitcher of the Week Christie Hamilton (3/30) Christie Hamilton (5/4) Women s College World Series All-Tournament Team Alisa Goler Taylor Schlopy Easton Challenge All-Tournament Team Sarah McCloud Kristin Schnake Preseason Top 50 Watchlist for the 2009 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Megan Wiggins 2008 Fall UGA Director s Honor Roll Jennie Auger, Alisa Goler, Christie Hamilton, Sarah McCloud, Whitney Owens, Christina Reed, Kristyn Sandberg (Dean s list), Taylor Schlopy and Kristin Schnake.

6 Bulldog Notes... vs. Conferences In 2009 Atlantic Coast Atlantic Sun Big Big South Big Ten Big West Conference USA Horizon League Independent Mid-American Ohio Valley Pacific Southeastern Southern The Summit League Future Bulldogs This past fall, five student-athletes signed National Letters-of-Intent to attend the University of and play softball for the Bulldogs. The signing class, which will join the program in the fall of 2009, features four players from and one from South Carolina. Alison Owen...Sharpsburg, Ga. Katie Rietkovich... South Guyton, Ga. Amberlie Saxton...Jefferson, Ga. Sara Sikes... Douglasville, Ga. Laura Trout...Summerville, S.C. GEORGIA PLAYERS IN RECORD BOOKS FOR 2009 ALISA GOLER Batting Average SEC 8 Slugging Percentage SEC 1 On-Base Percentage SEC 7 Hits - 75 T10 Runs Batted In SEC 1 Doubles - 17 T5 Home Runs SEC 2 Walks Sacrifice Flies - 3 T10 Walk-To-Strikeout Ratio Toughest To Strikeout Extra-Base Hits CHRISTIE HAMILTON Wins Complete Games Shutouts Innings Pitched Strikeouts T10 BRIANNA HESSON Slugging Percentage Doubles - 17 Home Runs - 10 Sacrifice Flies - 3 Extra-Base Hits - 28 Fiedling Percentage SEC ASHLEY PAULY Sacrifice Flies - 3 T8 T5 T10 T10 T9 T1 T1 T10 TAYLOR SCHLOPY Batting Average Slugging Percentage SEC 6 On-Base Percentage SEC 8 Run Scored - 71 T3 SEC T9 Home Runs - 15 T4 Walks - 38 T4 Hit-By-Pitch - 14 T8 Walk-To-Strikeout Ratio Extra-Base Hits - 30 T3 Fielding Percentage T1 SEC T1 KRISTIN SCHNAKE Runs Scored Sacrifice Flies - 4 T4 MEGAN WIGGINS Slugging Percentage Home Runs - 10 T10 Sacrifice Flies - 4 T4 BULLDOGS SET SCHOOL RECORD FOR HOME RUNS IN A SEASON The Bulldogs belted a total of 85 home runs in 2009 to establish a new single-season team home run record. The previous record was 60 in 2006 (69 games). is just one of two SEC schools to hit 80 or more home runs in a season (Florida - 86, 2009). 13 PLAYERS WITH A HOME RUN A school-record 13 different players hit a home run this season. Prior to 2009, the 2004 squad held the record for the most players hitting a long ball with 10. has received multiple home runs from sophomore Alisa Goler (24), sophomore Taylor Schlopy (15), sophomore Megan Wiggins (10), sophomore Brianna Hesson (10), freshman Kristyn Sandberg (9), senior Kristin Schnake (5), freshman Tori Moody (5) and freshman Brittany Hubbard (2), while sophomore Jennie Auger, freshman Maya Branch, freshman Lisaira Daniels and freshman Tess Echols have each hit one. 18 WINS VIA THE MERCY RULE won via the mercy rule a total of 18 times in 2009, which established a new school record for the number of games won by run rule in a single season. The previous record was 17 in BATTING AROUND The Bulldogs batted around 23 times this season. SENIOR DEPARTURE Two Bulldogs concluded their careers in 2009, Christie Hamilton and Kristin Schnake. Hamilton finished her career at ranked fourth in several categories including appearances (108), starts (76), wins (56), complete games (50), shutouts (18/9), saves (4), innings pitched (534.1) and strikeouts (429). Schnake finished her career at ranked fourth in assists (347), fifth in sacrifice hits (33) and tied 10th in stolen bases (42).

7 Bulldog Notes... SCHLOPY SELECTED TO 2009 USA SOFTBALL JAPAN CUP TEAM Sophomore Taylor Schlopy was one of 41 athlets who attended the 2009 USA Softball National Team Selection Camp in Chula Vista, Calif., June 8-12, and Schlopy was selected to the USA Softball Japan Cup Team, one of three teams that will represent the U.S. in four different international events. SCHNAKE GOES PRO Following the conclusion of s 2009 campaign, Kristin Schnake signed with the USSSA Pride of the National Pro Fastpitch league to play professionally. GOLER NAMED TOP 10 FINALIST FOR 2009 USA SOFTBALL COLLEGIATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD Sophomore Alisa Goler was named a top 10 finalist for the Eighth Annual USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Award. The award, presented by the Amateur Softball Association of America (ASA), is regarded as the most prestigious honor in Division I women s collegiate softball and is designed to recognize outstanding athletic achievement by female collegiate softball players across the country. The top 10 list represented 10 schools and five different NCAA Division I conferences, and the list was comprised of five seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore in Goler. Washington s Danielle Lawrie was named the winner of the award prior to the start of the 2009 NCAA Women s College World Series in Oklahoma City. UGA TRIPLE CROWN WINNER Goler became just the second player in school history to finish as a triple crown winner by leading the team in batting average (.455), home runs (24) and RBI (83). Jessi Cerra achieved the feat in both 1998 and In 1998, Cerra led the Bulldogs with a.354 average, seven home runs and 38 RBI. In 1999, Cerra was the team leader with a.337 average, four home runs and 27 RBI. NEARLY AN SEC TRIPLE CROWN WINNER TOO Goler also chasing the triple crown in the Southeastern Conference. She led the league with 24 home runs and 83 RBI but fell shy in batting average bhind Mississippi State s Chelsea Bramlett, who finished at.486. THE NATION S YOUNGEST TEAM The 2009 UGA softball roster featured just two upperclassmen in seniors Christie Hamilton and Kristin Schnake with no juniors on the team. The rest of the squad consisted of 18 underclassmen (8 sophomores & 10 freshmen). The 18 total underclassmen were more than any other Division I-A team nationally, and the 90% underclassmen also ranked the highest. FRESHMEN STARTERS s starting lineup in 2009 regularly featured four starting freshmen and up to as many as six. The four regular starting spots were held down by Kristyn Sandberg at catcher, Ashley Pauly at second base, Lisaira Daniels in right field and Tori Moody at designated player. Maya Branch, Brittney Hubbard and Tess Echols all garnered starts too. SANDBERG CLIMBS FRESHMAN HOME RUN CHART Sandberg hit nine home runs in 2009, which ranks second most by a freshman in UGA history behind Ashley Godfrey, who holds the record with 10 homers in her freshman season in RECORD 22-GAME HOME WINNING STREAK From an upset victory over No. 1-ranked Alabama to conclude the 2008 regular season (May 4) to a 21-game home winning streak from the onset of the 2009 season, UGA set a program record with 22-straight home victories. Mississippi State snapped the record streak in game two of a double header on April 15 with a 3-1, 10-inning win. BACK-TO-BACK hit back-to-back home runs six times this season. The first pair of consecutive home runs game from freshmen Lisaira Daniels and Maya Branch against IUPUI. The second pair came on the road at sixthranked Alabama off the bats of Brianna Hesson and Kristyn Sandberg. The third and fourth times that the Bulldogs went back-to-back this season came in backto-back games in a double header at Auburn. In game one of the three game series, Sandberg and Jennie Auger achieved the feat, and in game two Sandberg and Tess Echols connected for home runs in consecutive at-bats. The fifth back-to-back homers came in s regular season finale at Arkansas off the bats of Taylor Schlopy and Kristin Schnake. The most recent back-to-back long balls came vs. #15 North Carolina in Regional play with a three-run shot from Schnake that was followed by a blast from Goler. 10 HOME RUN SERIES AT AUBURN The offensive attack smashed 10 home runs in its three-game series at Auburn. The Bulldogs hit four home runs in game one and three in both games two and three. Sandberg led the charge with a round tripper in all three games and Schlopy added a pair of homer while Auger, Goler, Hesson, Moody and Echols each hit one. TWO 10-GAME WINNING STREAKS The Bulldogs have posted two 10-game winning streaks this season. The first came from Feb. 13 to March 6 when the Bulldogs swept all of their home tournament games in the Red & Black Showcase and Softball Classic as well as defeating 24th-ranked Baylor. All 10 came via the run-rule. The second 10-game winning streak of 2009 started with a March 14 victory over 20th-ranked LSU and lasted until an April 1 win over Furman. It also included wins over Kennesaw St. and Mercer as well as series sweeps against Kentucky and at S. Carolina. BULLDOGS MATCH SCHOOL RECORD FOR DOUBLES IN A GAME, TWICE The UGA record for doubles in a game is five, a feat which the Bulldogs have matched twice this season. They first achieved the feat on Feb. 20 vs. Tennessee State as Kristin Schnake, Maya Branch and Ashley Pauly each doubled once and Alisa Goler provided two of the two-base hits. The second of the five-double games came at Auburn on April 18. Schnake, Goler and Pauly each doubled once and Brianna Hesson added two. BULLDOGS EQUAL SCHOOL RECORD FOR TRIPLES IN A GAME On March 6 vs. 24th-ranked Baylor, three Bulldogs hit triples, tying the school record for triples in a game which had last occurred on Feb. 13, 2003 against Drexel. Taylor Schlopy, Kristin Schnake and Maya Branch were the three players to triple against the Bears. BULLDOGS TIE SCHOOL RECORD FOR HOME RUNS IN A GAME On Feb. 21 vs. IUPUI, five Bulldogs hit home runs, which tied the school record for home runs in a game (2003 vs. Southeastern Louisiana). Freshmen Lisaira Daniels and Maya Branch went back-to-back with a three run blast and a solo shot in the first inning to become the first Bulldogs to go back-to-back since In the second, Megan Wiggins hit the third long ball, a two-run homer, and Alisa Goler pelted the fourth, her first-career grand slam. Taylor Schlopy led of the fourth inning with the fifth home run of game. GOLER, SCHLOPY EARN ALL-REGION RECOGNITION Sophomores Alisa Goler and Taylor Schlopy were recognized as All-Southeast Region selections this year. For Goler, it marks her second All-Region selection while it is the first All-Region honor for Schlopy. By earning the All-Region honors, both Goler and Schlopy are up for NFCA All-America honors which will be announced on May 27. SIX BULLDOGS EARN ALL-SEC HONORS Six Bulldogs earned recognition from the Southeastern Conference as All-SEC selections in Sophomores Alisa Goler and Taylor Schlopy were named to the All-SEC First Team, senior Christie Hamilton and sophomore Brianna Hesson were named the All-SEC Second Team, Kristyn Sandberg was selected to the All-SEC Freshman Team and senior Kristin Schnake was the SEC All-Defensive Team shortstop. The SEC softball honors are based on performance in conference games only and voted on by the league s coaches. s six selections this year tied the school record for number of players honored by the league for a season as the Bulldogs also had six recognized in Schlopy is the only Bulldog in this year s group of honorees to have earned All- SEC recognition last year having been named to the All-SEC Freshman Team.

8 Bulldog Notes... McCLOUD NAMED TO SEC SOFTBALL COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM Sarah McCloud was named to the 2009 SEC Softball Community Service Team. The SEC sponsors community service teams for all 20 league sponsored sports, and the community service team looks to highlight an athlete from each school who gives back to her community in superior service efforts. McCloud has become a valuable member of the Athens community in addition to her time spent on the softball field. She has assisted with the Special Olympics 5K SOAR run, read to local elementary school students to promote National Young Readers Week and participated in the SEC can food drive. SCHLOPY SELECTED TO CoSIDA ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAM Schlopy, a sophomore outfielder from West Hills, Calif., is majoring in Child and Family Development and has a cumulative grade point average of Schlopy was selected to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 3 Second Team, and she is the first all-district honoree for the Bulldogs since BULLDOGS GARNER FIVE WEEKLY HONORS FROM THE SEC Sophomore Alisa Goler, senior Kristin Schnake and sophomore Taylor Schlopy each garnered SEC Player of the Week honors in 2009, and senior Christie Hamilton earned SEC Pitcher of the Week recognition twice. Goler earned the honor on Feb. 23 after the Softball Classic, where she led all hitters with a.636 batting average (7-for-11), three home runs and 16 runs-batted in. She also drew seven walks and scored eight runs to help the Bulldogs go 5-0 and earn the tournament title. Schnake earned the honor on March 9 following the Easton SEC/Pac-10/Big 12 Challenge, where she was named to the All-Tournament Team after batting.444 (4-for-9) with a hit in every game, three runs, two RBI and four stolen bases. Schnake also fielded 1.000% with seven putouts and eight assists. She helped the Bulldogs go 3-1 at the Easton Challenge sweeping two games from No. 24 Baylor and splitting a pair of games with No. 1 Washington. Schlopy, earned the honor on May 4, after batting.600, slugging and posting an onbase percentage of.846 in a win over Southern and a double header sweep of Arkansas. In two games at Arkansas, she posted a perfect on-base percentage by reaching base in all eight plate appearances and scored six runs. Hamilton earned her first SEC Pitcher of the Week honor on March 30 after defeating Mercer and picking up two wins in s series sweep of Kentucky. In three appearances for the Bulldogs, she went 3-0 including two complete games. In 17.0 innings pitched, she compiled a 1.24 ERA with 16 strikeouts. Against Mercer, the senior struck out a seasonhigh 10 batters in a complete game. Hamilton picked up her second SEC Pitcher of the Week honor on May 4 by going 3-0 with a 0.57 earned run average over 12.1 innings in UGA s games against Southern and Arkansas. In game one against Arkansas, she combined with sophomore Sarah McCloud to pitch the 24th no hitter in softball history by working the final 3.1 innings to earn the win, and in game two, Hamilton carried a no hitter into the fourth and went on to notch the win with a complete game and six strikeouts. BULLDOGS POST 3-1 RECORD IN EASTON CHALLENGE; DEFEAT #1 WASHINGTON posted three wins in the Easton Challenge (March 6-8) defeating #24 Baylor twice and #1 Washington once. Both of the Bulldogs wins over the Lady Bears came via the mercy rule in five innings, 12-1 and 9-0. Washington won the first meeting with, 2-0, but the Bulldogs bounced back to take the second game with the Huskies, 2-0. It marked just the second-ever win over a top-ranked opponent in history. 16-RUN GAME In s second game of the season on Feb. 6 vs. UC Riverside, the Bulldogs tallied 16 runs, which is tied for the third-most runs in a single game in UGA history. 1st - 23 vs. Charlotte, W /9/2005, at home 2nd - 17 vs. Seton Hall, W /24/06, neutral - Columbus, Ga. T3rd - 16 vs. UC Riverside, W /6/09, neutral - Cathedral City, Calif. T3rd - 16 vs. Appalachian State, W /13/04, at home T3rd - 16 vs. State, W /27/03, at home A DIFFERENCE OF A YEAR has, or is set to, surpass several statistical marks from just a year ago - and doing so with several fewer at-bats. Here s a comparison of the numbers between the two seasons: Category Batting Avg At-Bats 1,744 1,451 Runs Hits Doubles Triples Home Runs RBI Total Bases Slugging % Walks HBP Strikeouts On-Base % Sacrifice Flies Sacrifice Hits Stolen Bases GEORGIA 19TH NATIONALLY IN ATTENDANCE LAST SEASON; NUMBERS IMPROVE IN 2009 In 2008, played 31 home contests and had a total attendance of 14,565 for an average of 470 per game, which ranked 19th nationally. The Bulldogs were among five SEC schools in the top 25. Alabama s 1,890 average led the nation, while other teams in the top 25 include Florida (7), LSU (9) and Tennessee (12). This season, s 25 dates played at home have tallied a 14,047 total attendance for an average of 561 per game. WEATHER SUPPORT? Two of the last four no hitters pitched by have featured weather delays in the middle of the game. Last year, Kate Gaskill pitched a perfect game against South Carolina on March 15 despite a delay in action after five innings due to a tornado warning and heavy rain. That delay lasted an hour and 34 minutes before Gaskill returned to earn the perfect game. This year, Christie Hamilton tossed a no hitter against Cal State Northridge on Feb. 7 in the Cathedral City Kickoff. In the top of the fourth, rain halted play for 95 minutes before Hamilton returned to the circle to finish the no hitter.

9 The Pitching Staff... #63 Christie HAMILTON, RHP, Sr. (26-9, 1 sv, 1.95 ERA in 2009) went in her 76 career starts. Made 44 appearances in Career Highs: Start: IP: 10.0 vs. Miss. St. (4/15/09); Ks: 11 vs. Ga. Southern (4/4/07) Relief: IP: 6.0 (4x) last vs. #6 Michigan (5/30/09); Ks: 8 (2x) last vs. #18 Ohio State (2/15/07) Date Opp. S/R IP H R-ER BB SO Result 2006 Totals: 15-16, 2.18 ERA, 24 App., 24 Starts /9/07 #17 La.-Lafayette S L 2/10/07 vs. McNeese State R /11/07 vs. McNeese State R W 2/16/07 at Winthrop S L 2/25/07 vs. #21 Nebraska R L 3/2/07 at #25 Hawaii R W 3/4/07 vs. #22 Oregon R /9/07 vs. Buffalo S W 3/9/07 vs. Florida A&M S ND 3/10/07 vs. State S W 3/11/07 vs. Syracuse R S 3/11/07 at #25 Florida State S W 3/14/07 at Auburn S W 3/18/07 Kentucky S W 3/21/07 Campbell S W 3/24/07 at #22 Florida S L 3/24/07 at #22 Florida R /25/07 at #22 Florida S L 3/28/07 #24 Tech S L 3/28/07 #24 Tech S L 3/31/07 at #3 Alabama S W 4/1/07 at #3 Alabama S L 4/4/07 Southern S W 4/7/07 #1 Tennessee S L 4/8/07 #1 Tennessee S L 4/11/07 at Mercer S W 4/11/07 at Mercer S W 4/14/07 at South Carolina S L 4/18/07 Furman S W 4/21/07 Mississippi State S L 4/25/07 Ole Miss S W 4/28/07 at Arkansas S W 5/5/07 #4 LSU S L 5/19/07 vs. #11 Washington S L 2007 Totals: 15-14, 1 Save, 2.97 ERA, 34 App., 27 Starts 2/8/08 College of Charleston S W 2/9/08 #8 DePaul S ND 2/10/08 College of Charleston S W 2/15/08 vs. #18 Ohio State R W 2/16/08 vs. Illinois State S W 2/17/08 vs. Providence R L 2/22/08 vs. Oregon State S ND 2/23/08 vs. #25 San Diego State R S 2/23/08 vs. #18 UNLV R W 3/1/08 Butler S ND 3/2/08 Michigan State S W 3/8/08 at #12 LSU S L 3/21/08 Albany R /5/08 at #12 Tennessee R /16/08 Auburn S W 4/19/08 at #24 Mississippi State S W 4/20/08 at #24 Mississippi State S ND 4/23/08 Mercer S W 4/26/08 at Kentucky S W 4/26/08 at Kentucky R S 4/27/08 at Kentucky S W 5/3/08 #1 Alabama S L 5/3/08 #1 Alabama R /4/08 #1 Alabama S W 5/8/08 vs. #14 Tennessee S L 5/15/08 vs. Campbell S W 5/16/08 vs. Brigham Young R W 5/17/08 vs. Brigham Young S W 5/24/08 at #3 UCLA S L 5/25/08 at #3 UCLA R Totals: 15-5, 2 Saves, 3.61 ERA, 30 App. 20 Starts 2/6/09 vs. #20 Long Beach State S ND 2/7/09 vs. Cal State Northridge S W 2/7/09 vs. Oregon State R /14/09 Cleveland State S W 2/15/09 Winthrop S W 2/20/09 Ball State S W 2/21/09 Marshall S W 3/6/09 vs. #24 Baylor S W 3/7/09 vs. #1 Washington S L 3/11/09 at #1 Florida S L 3/11/09 at #1 Florida S L 3/14/09 #20 LSU R S 3/18/09 Kennesaw State R W 3/21/09 at South Carolina S ND 3/22/09 at South Carolina S W 3/25/09 Mercer S W 3/29/09 Kentukcy S W 3/29/09 Kentucky S W 4/1/09 Furman R W 4/4/09 at #4 Alabama S L 4/5/09 at #4 Alabama S L 4/8/09 #22 Tech R W 4/11/09 Ole Miss S W 4/11/09 Ole Miss R W 4/15/09 Mississippi State S L 4/18/09 Auburn S W 4/19/09 Auburn S W 4/22/09 Western Carolina R /25/09 #15 Tennessee S W 4/25/09 #15 Tennessee R /26/09 #15 Tennessee S L 4/29/09 Southern R W 5/3/09 at Arkansas R W 5/3/09 at Arkansas S W 5/7/09 vs. Kentucky S L 5/15/09 at #15 North Carolina S W 5/16/09 vs. #15 North Carolina R W 5/21/09 #10 Ohio State S ND 5/22/09 vs. #10 Ohio State R W 5/28/09 vs. #3 Washington S L 5/30/09 vs. #11 Missouri S W 5/30/09 vs. #6 Michigan R W 5/31/09 vs. #3 Washington R /31/09 vs. #3 Washington R Totals: 26-9, 1.95 ERA, 44 App., 29 Starts Career Totals: 56-28, 4 Saves, 2.74 ERA, 108 App., 76 Starts USC Career Totals: 15-16, 2.18 ERA, 24 App., 24 Starts Overall Career Totals: 71-44, 4 Saves, 2.60 ERA, 132 App., 100 Starts HAMILTON PART OF TWO NO HITTERS Hamilton recorded a no hitter on Feb. 7 against Cal State Northridge. The Bulldogs won the game 8-0 in six innings behind Hamilton, who became the 13th pitcher in school history to throw a no hitter. It was the 23rd no hitter in UGA history. On May 3, Hamilton combined with sophomore Sarah McCloud to no hit Arkansas. Hamilton worked the final 3.1 innings for the win. MORE ON HAMILTON S 2009 SEASON Hamilton led the Bulldogs in ERA (1.95), wins (26), appearances (44), games started (29), complete-games (21), innings pitched (211.1), and strikeouts (164). Hamilton was named the SEC Pitcher of the Week twice this season - March 30 and May 4. HAMILTON S 2008 SEASON In her second season with the Bulldogs, Hamilton compiled 15-5 record with two saves and a 3.61 ERA in 30 appearances. She started a total of 20 games and threw 10 complete games including six shutouts. HAMILTON S 2007 SEASON Hamilton completed her first season as a Bulldog in 2007 with a record and a 2.97 ERA in 34 appearances. She started a total of 27 games, 19 of which she pitched complete games including four shutouts. HAMILTON S USC CAREER Before joining the Bulldogs in 2007, junior Christie Hamilton played one season at South Carolina in 2006, where she compiled a record and 2.18 ERA (34 app., 24 starts). Hamilton s USC Pitching Stats: Year IP H R-ER BB SO Hamilton s USC Hitting Stats: Year Avg. AB R H HR RBI

10 The Pitching Staff... McCLOUD IN 2009 McCloud appeared in 32 games making 27 starts. She was second on the team lead in wins (17), complete games (10) and shutouts (7.5). She tallied innings. McCloud combined with senior Christie Hamilton to no-hit Arkansas on May 3. McCloud started and pitched the first 1.2 innings. In the Easton Challenge, McCloud was named to the All-Tournament team after pitching a pair of complete-game shutouts to defeat #24 Baylor and #1 Washington. McCLOUD S 2008 SEASON Sarah McCloud posted a 14-7 record with two saves while compiling a 2.16 ERA in 37 appearances as a freshman in She started a team-high 30 games and the Bulldogs went 23-7 in those contests. McCloud also finished with a team-leading 11 complete games, which included a combined perfect game against Mercer. Mc- Cloud tossed the first four innings of the perfect game while former Bulldog Kate Gaskill worked the final inning of the five-inning game. McCloud also garnered a SEC Freshman of the Week award in played five games for the week of March 26-30, and McCloud started and earned the victory in each game. In four of the five starts for McCloud went for complete games. For that week, she posted a 0.90 ERA allowing Ole Miss to score just two runs and the Arkansas to score just three, two of which were earned. #5 Sarah McCLOUD, RHP, So. (17-2, 1 sv, 2.89 ERA in 2009) is 48-9 in her 57 career starts. Made 32 appearances in Career Highs: Start: IP: 8.0 vs. East Carolina (3/12/08); Ks: 9 vs. S. Carolina (3/15/08) Relief: IP: 3.0 (2x) last at Auburn (4/19/09); Ks: 3 vs. Furman (3/5/08) Date Opp. S/R IP H R-ER BB SO Result 2/8/08 #8 DePaul S W 2/9/08 Marshall S ND 2/9/08 #8 DePaul R /10/08 Marshall S ND 2/15/08 vs. #18 Ohio State S ND 2/16/08 vs. Providence S W 2/22/08 vs. #5 UCLA S L 2/23/08 vs. #25 San Diego State S ND 2/23/08 vs. #18 UNLV S ND 2/29/08 Butler S W 3/1/08 Michigan State S ND 3/2/08 Longwood S ND 3/5/08 Furman R /5/08 Furman R /8/08 at #12 LSU S L 3/11/08 North Florida S ND 3/11/08 East Carolina S W 3/12/08 East Carolina S W 3/15/08 South Carolina S W 3/22/08 Albany S W 3/22/08 Kent State S W 3/26/08 at Ole Miss S W 3/26/08 at Ole Miss S W 3/29/08 Arkansas S W 3/29/08 Arkansas S W 3/20/08 Arkansas S W 4/5/08 at #12 Tennessee S L 4/19/08 at #24 Mississippi State S L 4/19/08 at #24 Mississippi State R S 4/20/08 at #24 Mississippi State R L 4/23/08 Mercer S W 4/26/08 at Kentucky S ND 4/27/08 at Kentucky R S 5/3/08 #1 Alabama S L 5/16/08 vs. Brigham Young S ND 6/24/08 at #3 UCLA R /25/08 at #3 UCLA S L 2008 Totals: 14-7, 2 Saves, 2.16 ERA, 37 App. 30 Starts 2/6/09 vs. #20 Long Beach State R W 2/6/09 vs. UC Riverside S W 2/7/09 vs. Oregon State S L 2/13/09 Longwood S W 2/20/09 Tennessee State S W 2/21/09 IUPUI S W 3/7/09 vs. #24 Baylor S W 3/8/09 vs. #1 Washington S W 3/11/09 at #1 Florida R /14/09 #20 LSU S W 3/18/09 Kennesaw State S ND 3/21/09 at South Carolina S W 3/28/09 Kentucky S W 4/1/09 Furman S ND 4/4/09 at #4 Alabama S L 4/8/09 #22 Tech S ND 4/10/09 Ole Miss S W 4/11/09 Ole Miss S ND 4/15/09 Mississippi State S W 4/18/09 Auburn S W 4/19/09 Auburn S S 4/22/09 Western Carolina S W 4/25/09 #15 Tennessee S W 4/26/09 #15 Tennessee R /29/09 Southern S ND 5/3/09 at Arkansas S ND 5/14/09 vs. Radford S W 5/16/09 vs. #15 North Carolina S ND 5/21/09 #10 Ohio State R W 5/22/09 vs. #10 Ohio State S ND 5/30/09 vs. #6 Michigan S ND 5/31/09 vs. #11 Washington S ND 2009 Totals: 17-2, 1 Save, 2.89 ERA, 32 App., 27 Starts Career Totals: 32-9, 3 Saves, 2.50 ERA, 69 App., 57 Starts

11 The Pitching Staff... #6 Taylor SCHLOPY, RHP, So. (2-0, 2.62 ERA in 2009) is 2-4 in her 6 career starts. Made 4 appearances in Career Highs: Start: IP: 7.0 vs. Florida (4/12/08) Ks: 7 at #12 Tennessee (4/6/08) Relief: IP: 2.1 vs. #3 Washington (5/31/09); Ks: 1 (2x) last vs. #3 Washington (5/31/09) Date Opp. S/R IP H R-ER BB SO Result 2/29/08 Longwood R /6/08 at #12 Tennessee S L 4/9/08 at Tech S L 4/12/08 #3 Florida S L 4/13/08 #3 Florida S L 4/19/08 at #24 Mississippi State R Totals: 0-4, 6.90 ERA, 6 App. 4 Starts 2/6/09 vs. #20 Long Beach State R /14/09 Elon S W 2/22/09 UNC Greensboro S W 5/31/09 vs. #3 Washington R Totals: 2-0, 2.62 ERA, 4 App., 2 Starts Career Totals: 2-4, 5.30 ERA, 10 App., 6 Starts SCHLOPY IN 2009 Schlopy earned her first-career victory in the Red & Black Showcase against Elon. After allowing three hits to start the game, Schlopy retired the next 15 batters in order to earn the win in the five-inning, 11-0 contest. She notched her second victory in the Softball Classic after working a complete-game and striking out five against UNC Greensboro. After not pitching since Feb. 22, Schlopy returned to the circle for 2.1 innings of relief against #3 Washington in the Women s College World Series on May 31. SCHLOPY S 2008 SEASON Taylor Schlopy played primarily as an outfielder for the Bulldogs as a freshman in 2008, but she also made six appearances from the circle. Her first collegiate pitching appearance came in relief against Longwood as she worked a scoreless inning striking out a batter. Schlopy went on to start four games and make one additional relief appearance. #27 Erin AREVALO, RHP, Fr. (2-1, 5.15 ERA in 2009) UGA is 0-1 in her 1 career starts. Made 9 appearances in Career Highs: Start: IP: 1.2 vs. #3 Washington (5/31/09); Ks: n/a Relief: IP: 4.0 (2x) last vs. #3 Washington (5/31/09); Ks: 4 at South Carolina (3/21/09) Date Opp. S/R IP H R-ER BB SO Result 2/20/09 Ball State R /21/09 IUPUI R /11/09 at #1 Florida R /21/09 at South Carolina R W 3/29/09 Kentucky R /1/09 Furman R /4/09 at #4 Alabama R /31/09 vs. #3 Washington R W 5/31/09 vs. #3 Washington S L 2009 Totals: 2-1, 5.15 ERA, 9 App., 1 Start Career Totals: 2-1, 5.15 ERA, 9 App., 1 Start AREVALO IN 2009 Arevalo made her first-career appearance for the Bulldogs in relief against Ball State on Feb. 20. She went on to make nine appearances and one start in On May 31, she went 4.0 scoreless innings agaisnt #3 Washington for the win at the Women s College World Series. She then started a second game against the Huskies but took the loss. #17 Whitney OWENS, RHP, Fr. (0-0, 0.00 ERA in 2009) UGA is 0-0 in her 0 career starts. Made 1 appearance in Career Highs: Start: IP: n/a; Ks: n/a Relief: IP: 2.0 vs. UC Riverside (2/6/09); Ks: n/a Date Opp. S/R IP H R-ER BB SO Result 2/6/09 vs. UC Riverside R Totals: 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 1 App., 0 Starts Career Totals: 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 1 App., 0 Starts OWENS IN 2009 Owens made her first-career pitching appearance by entering for an inning of relief vs. UC Riverside at the Cathedral City Kickoff. Owens worked two scoreless innings allowing just one hit.

12 Head Coach Lu Harris-Champer... Harris-Champer s File Education: Bachelor of Science degree (1989) and Master s in Sports Administration from Western Illinois Head Coaching Experience: Nicholls State ( ) WPSL s Orlando Wahoos (1997) Southern Miss ( ) (2001- Present) Assistant Coaching Experience: Western Illinois ( ) Overall Record: (.740) - 13 seasons Record at : (.729) - 9 seasons SEC Record at : (.643) Top 10 Winningest Active Coaches Coach...Pct. (W-L-T) 1. Mike Candera, Arizona (21 years) (1, ) 2. &Stefni Lotief, La.-Layfayette (8 years) ( ) 3. &Micheal Lotief, La.-Layfayette (6 years) (306-74) 4. Yvette Girouard, LSU (28 years) (1, ) 5. Patrick Murphy, Alabama (11 years) ( ) 6. Patty Gasso, Oklahoma (14 years) ( ) Weekly, Tennessee (21 years) ( ) 8. Margie Wright, Fresno State (29 years) (1, ) Weekly, Tennessee (12 years) ( ) 10. Lu Harris-Champer (12 years) ( ) & = Co-head coaches = Co-head coaches ; 2001-Pres. ***Totals & Percentages at the start of the 2009 season*** Harris-Champer Year-by-Year 1996 Nicholls State NCAA Regional Finalist 1997 Nicholls State NCAA Regionals 1997 WPSL Orlando Wahoos League Champs 1999 Southern Miss 52-9 NCAA Women s College World Series 2000 Southern Miss NCAA Women s College World Series Won 12 of last 14 games Most wins in school history s 1st NCAA Tournament Berth s 1st SEC Championship NCAA Tournament Berth NCAA Regional Host NCAA Regional Runner-Up Claimed Program s 2nd SEC Title NCAA Super Regional Runner-Up SEC Eastern Division Champions NCAA Regional Runner-Up NCAA Regional Runner-Up NCAA Super Regional Runner-Up NCAA Women s College World Series Softball Stadium... Ten Largest Home Crowds 1,877 April 26, 2009 vs. Tennessee 1,663 May 4, 2008 vs. Alabama 1,612 May 5, 2003 vs. Alabama 1,563 April 7, 2007 vs. Tennessee 1,522 April 26, 2009 vs. Tennessee 1,521 April 29, 2006 vs. Tennessee 1,485 May 1, 2005 vs. Alabama 1,483 May 6, 2007 vs. LSU 1,434 April 11, 2009 vs. Ole Miss 1,371 April 30, 2006 vs. Tennessee The Bulldog softball team played its sixth season in its multi-million dollar softball stadium in The facility holds close to 1,400 fans and features the best amenities possible. The Softball Stadium has been chosen to host three NCAA Regionals and one NCAA Super Regional since its inception in Both the and visiting team dugout are connected via tunnel to locker rooms. The Bulldogs locker room has all facilities located in it an athletic training room, players lounge and locker room, showers, and the coaches offices and locker room. On the first base side, the visiting team has its locker room and showers along with the umpires locker room. A state-of-the-art press box was built as well. The press box has suites for radio, television, and for both and the visiting team s athletic director. The stadium is finished with an awning covering the upper section. s stadium ranks among the nation s best and will continue to be an attractive site for NCAA postseason play for years to come. Softball Stadium First Season In The Facility Record at Home Since Record vs. SEC Opponents Record in NCAA Regional Play Record in NCAA Super Regional Play Largest Crowds of 2009 Home...1,877 Away...2,685 Neutral... 8,475* *WCWS session record attendance

13 Game-Winning RBI... DATE OPP. PLAYER ACTION INN. FINAL 2/6 #20 LBSU Goler Two-run double down left field line /6 UCR Goler RBI single to right /7 CSUN Goler Three-run home run to center /13 Longwood Goler RBI double to center /14 Elon Goler Two-run home run to left center /14 CSU Wiggins Two-run triple to right center /15 Winthrop Goler RBI single to center /20 Ball St. Hubbard RBI triple to left /20 Tenn. St. Wiggins Two-run single to center /21 Marshall Wiggins Two-run home run to right /21 IUPUI Daniels Three-run home run to right /22 UNCG Wiggins Three-run home run to right /6 #24 Baylor Sandberg Two-run home run to center /7 #24 Baylor Schnake RBI double to right center /8 #1 Wash. Pauly RBI single up the middle /14 #20 LSU Schlopy Solo home run to right center /18 KSU Goler Two-run home run to left center /21 at USC Wiggins Sacrifice fly to right /21 at USC Wiggins RBI double to center /22 at USC Goler Three-run home run to left /25 Mercer Goler Solo home run to right /28 Kentucky Goler Two-run double to center /29 Kentucky Hesson Two-run single through the right side /29 Kentucky Wiggins RBI double to left center /1 Furman Goler RBI on bases-load hit-by-pitch /8 #22 Ga. Tech N/A Winning run scored on a WP /10 Ole Miss Hesson Two-run home run to left /11 Ole Miss Hesson Two-run single up the middle /11 Ole Miss Goler Two-run home run to left /15 Miss. St. Pauly Three-run triple to right center /18 Auburn Schlopy Two-run home run /18 Auburn Moody RBI single through the left side /19 Auburn Moody Grand slam to left /22 W. Carolina Goler Three-run home run to right /25 #15 Tenn. Schnake Solo home run to center /25 #15 Tenn. Goler Solo home run to right center /29 Ga. Southern Pauly Walk-off RBI double to left center /3 at Arkansas N/A Winning run scored on an error /3 at Arkansas Goler Two-run single to center /14 vs. Radford Schnake Solo home run to left /15 at #15 UNC Schnake Three-run home run to left center /16 vs. #15 UNC Wiggins Two-run home run to left center /21 #10 OSU Schlopy RBI single to center /22 vs. #10 OSU Hesson RBI double to left center /30 vs. #11 Mizz. Sandberg Two-run home run to center /30 vs. #6 Mich. Pauly Solo home run to right /21 vs. #3 Wash. Hesson Bases-loaded walk Home Run Tracker... NO. PLAYER OPP. ON BASE INN. OUTS SCORE FINAL 1 Hesson #20 LBSU W, Goler #20 LBSU W, Wiggins #20 LBSU W, Hesson UCR W, Goler UCR W, Goler CSUN W, Goler CSUN W, Hubbard Oregon St L, Schlopy Oregon St L, Goler Elon W, Goler Elon W, Schlopy CSU W, Wiggins CSU W, Goler Ball St W, Goler Ball St W, Hesson Ball St W, Wiggins Marshall W, Daniels IUPUI W, Branch IUPUI W, Wiggins IUPUI W, Goler IUPUI W, Schlopy IUPUI W, Wiggins UNCG W, Sandberg #24 Baylor W, Schlopy #24 Baylor W, Wiggins #24 Baylor W, Schlopy #20 LSU W, Wiggins #20 LSU W, Schlopy #20 LSU W, Goler KSU W, Hesson KSU W, Goler at USC W, Schlopy at USC W, Goler Mercer W, Wiggins Kentucky W, Sandberg Kentucky W, Moody Furman W, Wiggins Furman W, Sandberg Furman W, Hesson at #4 Alabama L, Hesson at #4 Alabama L, Sandberg at #4 Alabama L, Hubbard #22 Ga. Tech W, Hesson Ole Miss W, Moody Ole Miss W, Schlopy Ole Miss W, Goler Ole Miss W, Goler Miss. St W, Moody Miss. St W, Schlopy Auburn W, Goler Auburn W, Sandberg Auburn W, Auger Auburn W, Sandberg Auburn W, Echols Auburn W, Schlopy Auburn W, Hesson Auburn W, Moody Auburn W, Sandberg Auburn W, Goler W. Carolina W, Schnake #15 Tenn W, Schlopy #15 Tenn W, Goler #15 Tenn W, Goler #15 Tenn W, Goler #15 Tenn L, Sandberg #15 Tenn L, Goler at Arkansas W, Schlopy at Arkansas W, Schnake at Arkansas W, Schnake vs. Radford W, Hesson vs. Radford W, Schnake at #15 UNC W, Goler at #15 UNC W, Wiggins vs. #15 UNC W, Goler #10 OSU W, Goler #10 OSU W, Moody vs. #10 OSU W, Schlopy vs. #10 OSU W, Sandberg vs. #11 Mizz W, Schlopy vs. #6 Mich W, Schlopy vs. #6 Mich W, Pauly vs. #6 Mich W, Hesson vs. #6 Mich W, Goler vs. #3 Wash W, Schnake vs. #3 Wash W, 9-8

14 Starting Lineups By Batting Order... DATE OPPONENT 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Flex 2/6 vs. #20 Long Beach St.$ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Hamilton, P 2/6 vs. UC Riverside$ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Daniels, RF Branch, DP Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 2/7 vs. Cal St. Northridge$ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Hubbard, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Hamilton, P 2/7 vs. Oregon State$ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Hubbard, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 2/13 Longwood! Schlopy, CF Daniels, RF Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Hubbard, DP Schnake, SS Pauly, 2B Sandberg, C McCloud, P 2/14 Elon! Schlopy, P Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, 2B Hesson, 1B Moody, C Daniels, CF Branch, LF Echols, RF McCloud, DP 2/14 Cleveland State! Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Hubbard, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Sandberg, C Hamilton, P 2/15 Winthrop! Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Hubbard, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Sandberg, C Hamilton, P 2/20 Ball State^ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, 2B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Hubbard, DP Daniels, RF Branch, LF Hamilton, P 2/20 Tennessee State^ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Daniels, RF Echols, DP Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 2/21 Marshall^ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Hubbard, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Hamilton, P 2/21 IUPUI^ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Daniels, RF Branch, DP Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 2/22 UNC Greensboro^ Schlopy, P Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Moody, C Daniels, CF Branch, DP Pauly, 2B Echols, RF 3/6 vs. #24 Baylor% Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Daniels, RF Branch, DP Pauly, 2B Hamilton, P 3/7 vs. #1 Washington% Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Daniels, RF Branch, DP Pauly, 2B Hamilton, P 3/7 vs. #24 Baylor% Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Daniels, RF Branch, DP Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 3/8 vs. #1 Washington% Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Branch, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Sandberg, C McCloud, P 3/11 at #1 Florida* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Branch, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Sandberg, C Hamilton, P 3/11 at #1 Florida* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Branch, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Sandberg, C Hamilton, P 3/14 #20 LSU* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B Sandberg, C McCloud, P 3/18 Kennesaw State Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Pauly, 2B Reed, RF Branch, DP McCloud, P 3/21 at South Carolina* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Pauly, 2B Branch, DP Reed, RF McCloud, P 3/21 at South Carolina* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Pauly, 2B Moody, DP Hubbard, RF Hamilton, P 3/22 at South Carolina* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Pauly, 2B Branch, DP Echols, RF Hamilton, P 3/25 Mercer Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Echols, DP Hamilton, P 3/28 Kentukcy* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Pauly, 2B Echols, DP Daniels, RF McCloud, P 3/28 Kentucky* Schlopy, CF Schanke, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Hubbard, 2B Branch, DP Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 3/29 Kentucky* Schlopy, CF Schanke, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Hubbard, 2B Branch, DP Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 4/1 Furman Schlopy, CF Schnake, 3B Goler, SS Wiggins, 2B Hesson, 1B Sanderbg, DP Moody, C Branch, LF Daniels, RF McCloud, P 4/4 at #4 Alabama* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Branch, LF Daniels, RF McCloud, P 4/4 at #4 Alabama* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Branch, LF Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 4/5 at #4 Alabama* Goler, SS Schnake, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Hubbard, RF Pauly, 2B Branch, LF Echols, CF Hamilton, P 4/8 #22 Tech Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Auger, CF Pauly, 2B Branch, LF Echols, RF McCloud, P 4/10 Ole Miss* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF McCloud, P 4/11 Ole Miss* (RSN-TV) Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 4/11 Ole Miss* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Sandberg, C Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF McCloud, P 4/15 Mississippi State* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Sandberg, C Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF McCloud, P 4/15 Mississippi State* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Sandberg, C Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 4/18 at Auburn* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Sandberg, C Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF McCloud, P 4/18 at Auburn* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Sandberg, C Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 4/19 at Auburn* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Sandberg, C Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 4/22 Western Carolina Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, C Sandberg, DP Echols, LF Daniels, RF Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 4/25 #15 Tennessee* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, C Sandberg, DP Auger, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 4/25 #15 Tennessee* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, C Sandberg, DP Pauly, 2B Echols, LF Daniels, RF McCloud, P 4/26 #15 Tennessee* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, C Sandberg, DP Pauly, 2B Echols, LF Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 4/29 Southern Schlopy, CF Pauly, 2B Goler, 3B Sandberg, 3B Moody, C Auger, 1B Echols, RF Daniels, LF Branch, DP McCloud, P 5/3 at Arkansas* Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Echols, LF Daniels, RF McCloud, P 5/3 at Arkansas Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Echols, LF Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 5/7 vs. Kentucky# Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Echols, LF Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 5/14 vs. Radford~ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Sandberg, C Wiggins, LF Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF McCloud, P 5/15 at #15 North Carolina~ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Wiggins, LF Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 5/16 vs. #15 North Carolina~ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Wiggins, LF Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF McCloud, P 5/21 #10 Ohio State+ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggings, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 5/22 #10 Ohio State+ Schlopy, CF Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Schnake, SS Daniels, RF McCloud, P 5/28 vs. #3 Washington$$ Schlopy, CF Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Schnake, SS Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 5/30 vs. #11 Missouri$$ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Hamilton, P 5/30 vs. #6 Michigan$$ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Sandberg, C Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF McCloud, P 5/31 vs. #3 Washington$$ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF McCloud, P 5/31 vs. #3 Washington$$ Schlopy, CF Schnake, SS Goler, 3B Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Pauly, 2B Daniels, RF Arevalo, P Note: All times ET; * = SEC game; $ = Cathedral City Kickoff, Cathedral City, Calif.;! Second-Annual Red & Black Showcase, Athens; ^ = Sixth-Annual Softball Classic, Athens; % = Easton SEC/Pac-10/Big 12 Challenge, Tuscaloosa, Ala.; # = SEC Tournament game, Knoxville, Tenn.; ~ = NCAA Regionals, Chapel Hill, N.C.; + = NCAA Super Regionals, Athens, Ga.; $$ = Women s College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla.

15 The Last Time... The Last Time... Scored 10 or More Runs:...4/19/ at Auburn Scored 15 or More Runs:...2/6/ vs. UC Riverside Scored 20 or More Runs:...3/9/ vs. Charlotte Scored 9 Runs in an Inning:...2/29/ (4th) vs. Longwood Scored 9 Consecutive Runs in an Inning: /29/08; 9 (4th) vs. Longwood Allowed 10 or More Runs:...3/11/ at #1 Florida Allowed 15 or More Runs:...3/11/ at #1 Florida (the most ever allowed) Recorded 10 or More Hits:...5/21/ vs. #10 Ohio State Recorded 15 or More Hits:...4/18/ at Auburn Recorded 20 or More Hits:...3/9/ vs. Charlotte Hit 5 or More Doubles:...4/18/ at Auburn Hit 2 Triples:...3/6/ vs. #24 Baylor Hit 3 or More Triples:...3/6/ vs. #24 Baylor Hit 4 Home Runs:...5/30/ vs. #6 Michigan Hit 5 or More Home Runs:...2/21/ vs. IUPUI Hit Back-To-Back HRs:...5/15/09...Kristin Schnake & Alisa Goler...Top 3rd inning at #15 North Carolina Hit Back-To-Back HRs In Consecutive Games:...4/18/09... Kristyn Sandberg & Jennie Auger - Game 1 at Auburn... Kristyn Sandberg & Tess Echols - Game 2 at Auburn Hit Three Home Runs In An Inning:...4/18/ th Inning at Auburn Hit 10 Home Runs In A Three-Game Series:... 4/18-19/ home runs at Auburn Stole 6 or More Bases:...5/3/ at Arkansas Stole 7 or More Bases:...3/9/ vs. Florida A&M Stole 9 or More Bases:...2/23/ vs. Marshall Drew 10 or More Walks:...2/22/ vs. UNC Greensboro Drew 12 or More Walks:...2/20/ vs. Ball St. Hit By 5 or More Pitches:...3/17/ at Auburn No Batters Record A Strikeout:...4/18/ at Auburn Pitched a No-Hitter:...5/3/09...at Arkansas Pitched a Perfect Game:...4/23/08...vs. Mercer Pitched 15 or More Strikeouts:...2/18/ vs. Western Kentucky Commited 4 or More Errors:...4/5/ at Tennessee Defeated a Ranked Team:...5/31/09... W, 9-8 (9) vs. #3 Washington Defeated a Top-Ten Ranked Team:...5/31/09... W, 9-8 (9) vs. #3 Washington Defeated a Top-Five Ranked Team:...5/31/09... W, 9-8 (9) vs. #3 Washington The Last Time A Player... Scored 3 Runs in a Game:... Taylor Schlopy at Arkansas (5/3/09) Scored 4 Runs in a Game:...Kristin Schnake at Auburn (4/19/06) Had 4 Hits in a Game:... Alisa Goler at Tech (4/9/08) Had 5 RBIs in a Game:... Tori Moody at Auburn (4/19/09) Had 6 RBIs in a Game:... Alisa Goler (7) vs. Ball State (2/20/09) Had 7 RBIs in a Game...Alisa Goler vs. Ball State (2/20/09) Had 2 Doubles in a Game:... Brianna Hesson at Auburn (4/18/09) Had 2 Home Runs in a Game:...Taylor Schlopy vs. #6 Michigan (5/30/09) Lead-off Game with Home Run:...Taylor Schlopy vs. #6 Michigan (5/30/09) Lead-off Inning with Home Run:... Brianna Hesson vs. #6 Michigan, bottom 6th inning (5/30/09) Hit a Walk-Off Home Run:...Megan Wiggins vs. #15 North Carolina (5/16/09) Hit a Home Run In Three-Straight Games:... Alisa Goler vs. #15Tenn. & Ga. So. (4/25-29/09) Had 8 Total Bases in a Game:... Taylor Schlopy vs. #6 Ohio State (5/30/09) Had 9 Total Bases in a Game:... Alisa Goler vs. #10 Ohio State (5/21/09) Had 10 Total Bases in a Game:... Megan McAllister vs. Jacksonville State (2/13/05) Drew 3 Walks in a Game:... Alisa Goler vs. #10 Ohio State (5/22/09) Drew 4 Walks in a Game:...Alisa Goler vs. East Carolina (3/11/08) Drew 2 Intentional Walks in a Game:...Melissa Wood at Ole Miss (3/26/08) Hit-by-Pitch Twice in a Game:... Taylor Schlopy at Arkansas (5/3/09) Hit-by-Pitch Twice in an Inning:... Taylor Schlopy vs. Ole Miss, 5th Inning (4/10/09) Hit-by-Pitch In Three-Straight Plate Appearances:... Taylor Schlopy vs. Ole Miss (4/10 & 4/11/09) Struck Out 3 Times in a Game:... Tess Echols at #4 Alabama (4/5/09) Had 2 Sacrificies in a Game:... Kristin Schnake at Arkansas (5/3/09) Had 3 Sacrificies in a Game:...Sojourner Moody vs. #19 Iowa (2/10/06) Had 2 Stolen Bases in a Game:... Taylor Schlopy at Arkansas (5/3/09) Had 3 Stolen Bases in a Game:... Taylor Schlopy at South Carolina (3/21/09) Had 4 Stolen Bases in a Game:... Kellie Middleton (5) vs. McNeese State (2/11/07) Had 5 Stolen Bases in a Game:...Kellie Middleton vs. McNeese State (2/11/07) Seven-Inning Complete-Game Shutout:...Christie Hamilton at #15 North Carolina (5/15/09) Extra-Inning Complete-Game Shutout:... Sarah McCloud vs. East Carolina, 8 inn. (3/12/08) Seven-Inning Complete-Game One-Hitter:...Christie Hamilton vs. #15 Tennessee (4/25/09) Tossed Back-to-Back Seven-Inning Complete-Game One-Hitters: Sarah McCloud vs. Providence, Christie Hamilton vs. Illinois State (2/16/08) Tossed a Perfect Game:... Sarah McCloud & Kate Gaskill vs. Mercer, 5 inn. (4/23/08) Tossed a No-Hitter:... Sarah McCloud/Christie Hamilton at Arkansas, 5 inn. (5/3/09) Recorded 15 Strikeouts in a Game:... Kate Gaskill vs. Western Kentucky (2/18/07) Recorded 16 Strikeouts in a Game:...Michelle Green (17) vs. Mercer (3/29/05) Recorded 17 Strikeouts in a Game:... Michelle Green vs. Mercer (3/29/05) Struck Out 6 Straight Batters:... Christie Hamilton vs. Kennesaw State (3/18/09) Pitched 9+ Innings:... Christie Hamilton vs. Mississippi State, 10.0 innings (4/15/09) Had 16 Putouts:...Charvi Greer vs. Mercer (3/29/05) Had 8 Assists:... Kristin Schnake at South Carolina (3/21/09) Had 9 Assists:... Kristin Schnake vs. #11 Washington (5/20/07) Had 3 Errors:... Megan McAllister vs. #11 Washington (5/20/07) Threw Out Three Base Runners in a Game:...Melissa Wood vs. BYU (5/17/08)