GEORGIA SOFTBALL. No. 10 Georgia Bulldogs (41-10) No. 12 Texas Longhorns

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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: Georgia Results: (18-8 SEC) Home: 27-5; Away 11-4; Neutral 3-1; Vs. Top 25: 7-7 DATE Rank OPPONENT RESULT REC. SEC 2/13 7 vs. #3 Michigan$ W, /13 7 vs. Central Florida$ W, 12-0 (5) 2-0 2/14 7 vs. #6 UCLA$ L, /14 7 vs. Florida Atlantic$ W, /19 6 Virginia Tech! W, /19 6 Bowling Green! W, 19-4 (5) 5-1 2/20 6 Virginia Tech! W, 8-0 (5) 6-1 2/20 6 Western Carolina! W, 18-0 (5) 7-1 2/21 6 Winthrop! W, 8-0 (6) 8-1 2/26 6 Iowa State^ W, 8-0 (5) 9-1 2/26 6 Charleston Southern^ W, /27 6 Iowa State^ W, 11-3 (6) /27 6 St. John s^ W, /28 6 South Alabama^ W, /5 4 Minnesota% W, /5 4 Belmont% W, 10-0 (5) /6 4 Minnesota% W, 8-0 (5) /6 4 Elon% W, /7 4 Middle Tennessee State% W, /13 4 #7 Alabama* W, /13 4 #7 Alabama* L, /14 4 #7 Alabama* L, 4-13 (6) /17 6 Furman (GXtra) W, 8-0 (5) /20 6 at #17 Tennessee* (CSS) L, /20 6 at #17 Tennessee* (CSS) W, /21 6 at #17 Tennessee* W, 7-6 (8) /24 7 #18 Florida State L, /27 7 at Kentucky* W, /27 7 at Kentucky* L, /28 7 at Kentucky* W, 17-5 (5) /31 8 Kennesaw State (GXtra) W, /2 8 Arkansas* (GXtra) L, 2-3 (8) /2 8 Arkansas* (GXtra) L, /3 8 Arkansas* W, /5 8 Georgia Southern W, 10-0 (5) /7 12 at #6 Georgia Tech W, /10 12 at Ole Miss* W, /10 12 at Ole Miss* W, /11 12 at Ole Miss* W, 6-5 (10) /13 11 at Mississippi State* W, /13 11 at Mississippi State* W, /17 11 Auburn* (GXtra) W, /17 11 Auburn* (GXtra) W, /18 11 Auburn* W, /21 10 #6 Georgia Tech (GXtra) W, /24 10 South Carolina* W, /24 10 South Carolina* W, /25 10 South Carolina* W, 10-2 (6) /29 8 at #12 LSU* (ESPN) L, /30 8 at #12 LSU* (GXtra via LSU) L, /30 8 at #12 LSU* (ESPNU) W, /9 10 at #12 Texas (ESPN) 1 p.m. 5/10 10 at #12 Texas (ESPNU) 7 p.m. 5/13-15 SEC Tournament# TBD 5/21-23 NCAA Regionals~ TBD 5/28-30 NCAA Super Regionals+ TBD 6/3-9 NCAA WCWS$$ TBD Note: All times ET; * = SEC game; $ = Dot Richardson National Collegiate Softball Invitational, Clermont, Fla.;! = Third-Annual Red & Black Showcase, Athens, Ga.; ^ = Seventh-Annual Georgia Softball Classic, Athens, Ga.; % = Bulldog Invitational, Athens, Ga.; # = SEC Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn.; ~ = NCAA Regionals, Chapel Hill, N.C.; + = NCAA Super Regionals, Athens, Ga.; $$ = Women s College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla.; CSS = Comcast/Charts Sports Southeast. Twitter Page: No. 10 Georgia Bulldogs (41-10) at No. 12 Texas Longhorns Austin, Texas McCombs Field (1,254) May ESPN/ESPN3.com (Beth Mowins & Jessica Mendoza) - May 1 p.m. ET 2 - ESPNU (Beth Mowins & Jessica Mendoza) - May 7 p.m. ET Live Stats: Georgia Quick Facts: Location: Athens, Ga.; Colors: Red & Black; Conference: Southeastern; Head Coach: Lu Harris-Champer Texas Quick Facts: Location: Austin, Texas; Colors: Burnt Orange & White; Conference: Big 12; Head Coach: Connie Clark All-Time Series: This will be the first-ever meeting between Georgia and Texas in softball. Georgia By The Numbers: From The Plate: From The Circle: Batting Average:.315 ERA: 2.73 Runs: 342 Innings Pitched: Home Runs: 81 Complete s: 18 RBI: 309 Shutouts: 17 Slugging %:.576 Strikeouts: 299 On-Base %:.410 Walks Issued: 130 Stolen Bases/Attempts: 112/138 Batting Avg. Against:.219 Probable Batting Order: #6 Taylor Schlopy CF ; Team-best 61 runs & 28 SB #25 Megan Wiggins LF ; 41 runs; 12-game hitting streak #35 Alisa Goler 3B ; UGA single-season record 49 BB #8 Brianna Hesson 1B ; 28 runs, Team-leader in RBI #18 Ashley Razey DP ; Tied for second on team in RBI #23 Kristyn Sandberg C ; Team-best 14 doubles #12 Jennie Auger RF ; Fielding a perfect with 30 chances #6 Laura Trout SS ; 28 runs & 16 SB #10 Ashley Pauly 2B ; 27 runs & 8 SB Probable Starting Pitchers: #27 Erin Arevalo RHP 18-6, 2.51 ERA; IP, 22 Starts, 144 K, 52 BB #5 Sarah McCloud RHP 8-1, 2.86 ERA; 83.1 IP, 20 Starts, 57 K, 42 BB #4 Alison Owen RHP 11-1, 1.80 ERA; 70.0 IP, 1 Start, 66 K, 19 BB #33 Katie Murphy LHP 3-2, 5.53 ERA; 25.1 IP, 7 Starts, 29 K, 17 BB #13 Alanna Hadley RHP 1-0, 4.57 ERA; 7.2 IP, 1 Start, 3 K, 0 BB Notes Release Date: May 5, 2010

2 Georgia s Probable Starting Lineup... #25 Megan Wiggins, Jr. 159 Starts (109-LF, 32-SS, 14-DP, 3-2B,1-CF) #6 Taylor Schlopy, Jr. 171 Starts^ (170-CF, 1-LF) #12 Jennie Auger, Jr. 64 Starts (23-RF, 20-DP, 18-LF, 2-CF, 1-1B) #7 Laura Trout, Jr.-TR 49 Starts at UGA (38-SS, 8-RF, 3-DP) #10 Ashley Pauly, So. 104 Starts (104-2B) #35 Alisa Goler, Jr. 179 Starts (155-3B, 11-1B, 11-SS, 2-DP) Pitchers #27 Erin Arevalo (18-6, 1 Save, 2.51) So., RHP (23 Starts) #5 Sarah McCloud (8-1, 2.86) Jr., RHP (77 Starts) #4 Alison Owen (11-1, 2 Saves, 1.80) Fr., RHP (1 Start) #33 Katie Murphy (3-2, 5.53) Jr., RHP (7 Starts at UGA) #13 Alanna Hadley (1-0, 4.57) Jr., RHP (1 Start at UGA) #23 Kristyn Sandberg, So. 102 Starts (83-C, 8-DP, 7-3B, 4-SS) #8 Brianna Hesson, Jr. 163 Starts (163-1B) DP #18 Ashley Razey, So. 49 Starts at UGA (28-DP, 21-C) ^NOTE: Starts at P not included in totals 2010 Georgia Numerical Roster No. Name Pos B/T Ht. Cl./Exp. Hometown 1 Sara Sikes OF L/L 5-5 Fr./HS Douglasville, Ga. 3 Lacey Pierce OF L/R 5-10 Jr./TR Newnan, Ga. 4 Alison Owen P R/R 5-7 Fr./HS Newnan, Ga. 5 Sarah McCloud P R/R 5-9 Jr./2L Celina, Texas 6 Taylor Schlopy OF R/R 5-2 Jr./2L West Hills, Calif. 7 Laura Trout UT R/R 5-6 Jr./TR Summerville, S.C. 8 Brianna Hesson IF R/L 5-7 Jr./2L Sugar Hill, Ga. 9 Amberlie Saxton UT R/R 5-7 Fr./HS Jefferson, Ga. 10 Ashley Pauly IF L/R 5-8 So./1L Kennesaw, Ga. 11 Brittney Hubbard IF R/R 5-7 So./1L Victorville, Calif. 12 Jennie Auger OF R/R 5-5 Jr./2L Poway, Calif. 13 Alanna Hadley P R/R 5-10 Jr./TR Dacula, Ga. 14 Macie Couey OF L/L 5-7 Fr./HS Milledgeville, Ga. 16 Katie Rietkovich IF R/R 5-7 Fr./HS Guyton, Ga. 18 Ashley Razey C R/R 5-11 So./TR Lawrenceville, Ga. 19 Christine Olney UT L/L 5-6 Fr./HS Rome, Ga. 23 Kristyn Sandberg C/IF R/R 5-8 So./1L Island Park, N.Y. 25 Megan Wiggins OF L/R 5-5 Jr./2L Snellville, Ga. 27 Erin Arevalo P R/R 5-10 So./1L Lathrop, Calif. 33 Katie Murphy P L/L 5-6 Jr./TR Manchester, Iowa 34 Tori Moody C R/R 5-10 So./1L Woodstock, Ga. 35 Alisa Goler IF L/R 5-6 Jr./2L Frankfort, Ill. Head Coach: Lu Harris-Champer (Western Illinois, 89) , 14th season; , 10th season at Georgia Assistant Coaches: Gerry Glasco (Illinois, 80), Megan McAllister (Georgia, 07) Student Assistant Coach: Kristin Schnake (Georgia, 09) Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Cl./Exp. 27 Erin Arevalo P So./1L 12 Jennie Auger OF Jr./2L 14 Macie Couey OF Fr./HS 35 Alisa Goler IF Jr./2L 13 Alanna Hadley P Jr./TR 8 Brianna Hesson IF Jr./2L 11 Brittney Hubbard IF So./1L 5 Sarah McCloud P Jr./2L 34 Tori Moody C So./1L 33 Katie Murphy P Jr./TR 19 Christine Olney UT Fr./HS 4 Alison Owen P Fr./HS 10 Ashley Pauly IF So./1L 3 Lacey Pierce OF Jr./TR 18 Ashley Razey C So./TR 16 Katie Rietkovich IF Fr./HS 23 Kristyn Sandberg C/IF So./1L 9 Amberlie Saxton UT Fr./HS 6 Taylor Schlopy OF Jr./2L 1 Sara Sikes OF Fr./HS 7 Laura Trout UT Jr./TR 25 Megan Wiggins OF Jr./2L Pronunciation Guide Erin Arevalo... are-uh-val-oh Jennie Auger... O-zhay Macie Couey... coo-e Alisa Goler... ah-lee-sa goal-er Alanna Hadley...Uh-Lane-na Brianna Hesson... hess-in Ashley Razey... raise-e Katie Rietkovich...Reck-o-vich Taylor Schlopy...schlow-PE

3 Bulldog Notes... GEORGIA RANKED 10TH In the latest release of the national collegiate softball polls, Georgia was ranked No. 10 in both the USA Softball/ESPN.com poll and the NFCA/ USA Today poll. 700 WINS & COUNTING With a 3-1 win in game two of a series sweep over South Carolina, Georgia head coach Lu Harris-Champer recorded her 700th collegiate coaching victory. In her 14th season overall, Harris-Champer s career record now stands at including 10 seasons at UGA, where she is DIALING LONG DISTANCE Ten Bulldogs have combined to hit 81 home runs through 51 games (1.59 per game). Last year, Georgia set a school record with 85 home runs (1.44 per game), and after 48 games the 2009 squad had hit 73 home runs. Bulldogs to hit home runs in 2010: Brianna Hesson (12), Megan Wiggins (12), Alisa Goler (11), Ashley Razey (11), Taylor Schlopy (9), Laura Trout (8), Jennie Auger (5), Ashley Pauly (5), Kristyn Sandberg (5) and Amberlie Saxton (3). SINGLE-SEASON SEC HOME RUN RECORDS Three teams 2010 home run totals rank in the top five of the single-season SEC home run record book. SEC Single- Home Run Records: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Georgia, Florida, 2010 EXTRA-BASE HITS The Bulldogs have recorded at least one extra-base hit in 48-of-51 games this season. The only three times UGA failed to record an extra-base hit were against #18 Florida State on March 24 and in games one and three at #12 LSU on April On the year, UGA now has 167 total extrabase hits with 81 home runs, 77 doubles and nine triples. DOUBLE-DIGIT RBI Georgia s normal starting lineup features nine hitters with double digit RBI including eight with 20 or more RBI. All starting nine have each hit at least five home runs. LIFE IN THE FAST LANE Georgia has stolen 112-of-138 bases this season after 51 games. In all of 2009, the Bulldogs swiped 78 bases (59 games). The 2010 squad is averaging one of the top stolen bases per game marks in the NCAA at SETTING THE TABLE Schlopy has reached base at a 58.4% success rate when leading off an inning (45-for-77). Schlopy also leads the team with 28 stolen bases. WIGGINS CURRENT HITTING STREAK & ON-BASE STREAK Entering the Texas series, Wiggins is riding a 12-game hitting streak and has reached base in 22-straight games. The streak of 22-games on base started with a nine-game hitting streak from March 28 to April 10. In the game the streak was snapped on April 11 at Ole Miss, Wiggins reached base on a hit-by-pitch. Her current hitting streak then started in Georgia s next game on April 13 at Mississippi State. WIGGINS SETS UGA OUTFIELD ASSISTS RECORDS The Bulldogs have recorded 11 outfield assists this season with nine from Wiggins and two from Schlopy. Wiggins nine outfield assists this season are the most ever in a single-season by a Bulldog. For her career, Wiggins has 13 outfield assists, which is tied for the most in school history (Victoria Sanders, ). Schlopy s nine career outfield assists ranks fifth in UGA history (T3rd: 11 - Courtney Knight, ; Julie Milner, ). WALK THIS WAY UGA has drawn 195 walks on the year through 51 games (3.82 per game), which puts the Bulldogs on pace to establish a new school record (199 in 2007). Goler leads the team with a UGA singleseason record 49 stolen bases this year. That total also ranks tied sixth in SEC single-season history. SEC Single- Walks Records: Tonya Callahan, UT, Kelly Montalvo, UA, Iyhia McMichael, MSU, Kelly Kretschman, UA, Kellie Wilkerson, MSU, Alisa Goler, UGA, Aja Paculba, UF, Kellie Wilkerson, MSU, 2000 Additionally, Goler s career walk total at UGA now stands at 114, which ranks third in school history (Shannon McKeon, 138; Megan McAllister, 119). Also drawing several walks this season is Schlopy with 40, which ranks tied fourth in UGA single-season history. For her career, Schlopy is the fourth player at UGA to tally over 100 walks at 106. BATTING AROUND The Bulldogs have batted around 13 times this season. LEADING AFTER FOUR The Bulldogs are a 30-2 when leading after four innings. WHEN SCORING AT LEAST SIX Georgia is 31-0 this season when scoring at least six runs. NATIONAL TV Georgia will conclude its regular season with both games at Texas being televised nationally with the May 9 game on ESPN and the May 10 game on ESPNU. After having played two of three games at LSU on the ESPN networks, Georgia will finish the regular season with four of five games on national television. From there, it s possible that every remaining contest for the Bulldogs will air on television. Georgia has already secured a berth into the SEC Tournament in Fayetteville, Ark., May 13-15, and the opening round and semifinal games there will be aired on ESPNU with ESPN carrying the championship game. An NCAA Tournament berth is probable for the Bulldogs and television arrangements for that tournament are to be determined. Georgia s Record in Home Away Neutral SEC Non-Conference Postseason Vs. Top 25 Teams On TV Day s Night s Last 10 s 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 s In Two-Run s In 5+ Run s In Extra-Inning s Vs. Left-handed Starter Vs. Right-handed Starter On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday In February In March In April In May In Black Jerseys/Black Pants In Red Jerseys/Black Pants In White Jerseys/Black Pants In Pink Jerseys/White Pants In Black Jerseys/White Pants In Red Jerseys/White Pants Largest Margin of Victory W, 18-0, vs. W. Carolina, 2/20 Largest Margin of Defeat L, 13-4 (6), vs. #7 Alabama, 3/14 Biggest Deficit Overcome For A Win W, 7-6 (8), at #17 Tennessee, 3/21 Shortest...1:15...W, 8-0, vs. Middle Tennesse, 3/7 Longest...3:28... W, 6-5 (10), at Ole Miss, 4/11

4 Bulldog Notes HONORS & AWARDS SEC Player of the Week Taylor Schlopy (4/12) Megan Wiggins (4/19) SEC Pitcher of the Week Sarah McCloud (2/15) Erin Arevalo (2/22) Erin Arevalo (3/1) Top 25 Finalist for the 2010 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Taylor Schlopy Preseason Top 50 Watchlist for the 2010 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Alisa Goler Taylor Schlopy 2010 Preseason All-SEC Team Alisa Goler Taylor Schlopy 2009 Fall UGA Director s Honor Roll Jennie Auger, Alisa Goler (Dean s List), Brianna Hesson (Dean s List), Sarah McCloud, Tori Moody, Alison Owen, Lacey Pierce, Katie Rietkovich, Kristyn Sandberg Taylor Schlopy, Sara Sikes, Laura Trout UGA vs. CONFERENCES IN 2010 Atlantic Coast Atlantic Sun Big Big East Big South Big Ten Conference USA Mid-American Pacific Southeastern Southern Sun Belt COME FROM BEHIND WINS Georgia has come from behind to win 12 games this season and three of those come back victories have erased deficits of four or more runs. At Tennessee, UGA trailed 4-0 in game two before winning 10-6, and in game three, UGA trailed 6-1 before winning 7-6 in eight innings. The five-run deficit is the largest overcome by Georgia under Harris-Champer. At Ole Miss, Georgia trailed 4-0 in game one before winning 9-5. UGA has also overcame two-run deficits at sixth-ranked Georgia Tech and at Mississippi State. At GT, UGA trailed by as many as two at 3-1 and 4-2, but a three-run homer from Razey lifted UGA to a 5-4 victory. At MSU, UGA trailed 3-1 after the first but used a five-run, two out rally in the fourth en route to winning 7-6. Seven other victories have come when UGA trailed by one run. UP NEXT: THE SEC TOURNAMENT Georgia s two-game series at Texas will conclude its 2010 regular season play, and the Bulldogs will remain on the road without returning to Athens as they travel from Austin to Fayetteville, Ark., for the SEC Tournament, May POSSIBLE SEC TOURNAMENT OPENING ROUND OPPONENTS While Georgia has concluded the SEC portion of its schedule, the rest of the league will be playing conference contests this weekend. Currently, Georgia s 18-8 league record places the Bulldogs fourth in the overall standings. In the opening round of the SEC tournament, Georgia could possibly face either LSU or Tennessee, and those two teams will play a threegame series this weekend in Knoxville, Tenn.. If LSU, currently ranked third in the league standings, wins one game, Georgia will face Tennessee in Fayetteville. If Tennessee sweeps LSU, the Bulldogs would open the conference tournament against the Tigers WINNING STREAKS Georgia posted two of the top winning streaks in school history this year. Top Winning Streaks In UGA History: 25 - May 6, 2001-March 3, March 5, 2005-April 2, March 29, 2006-April 22, Feb. 14, 2010-March 13, March 11, 2008-March 30, April 3, 2010-April 25, 2010 GEORGIA S WINNING STREAKS AMONG NATION S BEST IN 2010 Georgia s 17-game winning streak this year ranks among the 10 best in NCAA Division I Softball. Top Winning Streaks In Division I For 2010: 24 - LSU - Feb. 20-March Alabama - April 2-CURRENT - Hawaii - March 26-April 30 - Washington - Feb. 19-March 18 - Arizona State - Feb. 20-March Georgia - Feb. 14-March 13 - Oklahoma State - March 20-April 20 - Lipscomb - Feb. 19-March Michigan - March 20-April 25 - Arizona - Feb. 26-March 18 SEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS Schlopy and Wiggins earned back-to-back SEC Player of the Week on April 12 and April 19, respectively. Schlopy earned the honor following her efforts to help Georgia go 5-0 with single wins over Georgia Southern and Georgia Tech along with a three-game sweep over Ole Miss. Over those five games, Schlopy batted.667 (10-for-15) with a team-best eight runs scored. Wiggins earned the honor after helping Georgia go 5-0 with two wins over Mississippi State and a three-game sweep over Auburn. Wiggins batted.500 with a team-best six RBI. She had a hit in all five games and at least one RBI in four of the five contests. USA SOFTBALL TOP 25 FINALIST Schlopy was named one of 25 finalists for the 2010 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Award. Schlopy and Goler were both tabbed to the top 50 presason watchlist for the award. SANDBERG RECORDED THE 12TH BEST HITTING STREAK IN UGA HISTORY Sandberg posted a 13-game hitting streak from Feb. 28 to March 24. It was the best hitting streak at UGA since 2007, and it ranked tied 12th best in school history. BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS UGA has hit back-to-back home runs three times this season. Against UCF on Feb. 13, Hesson and Razey became the first Bulldogs to do so this season. At Kentucky on March 28, Auger and Trout became the second pair to accomplish the feat. At Ole Miss, Hesson and Goler became the third pair to go yard in consecutive at-bats. Last year, the Dogs hit back-to-back home runs six times. 2ND, 3RD & 4TH HIGHEST RUN TOTALS UGA has posted three of the top four singlegame run totals in school history this year. Most Runs Scored In A By UGA: 23 - vs. Charlotte 3/9/ vs. Bowling Green 2/19/ vs. W. Carolina 2/20/ at Kentucky 3/28/ vs. Seton Hall 2/24/06 THE BIGGEST INNINGS IN UGA HISTORY On Feb. 19 vs. Bowling Green, Georgia s third inning was the biggest in school history with 17 plate appearances and 13 runs (on 11 hits). On March 28 at Kentucky, Georgia s fourth inning was the second biggest in school history with 10 runs scoring (7 hits, 13 plate appearances) ON LONGEST HOME STAND Georgia s longest home stand of the 2010 season lasted from the Red & Black Showcase on Feb to a contest against Furman on March 17. The home stand covered 19 games in which the Bulldogs went From returning home on Feb. 14 until traveling to Knoxville, Tenn., on March 19, UGA had a span of 32 non-travel days in a row.

5 Progression... DOGS EARN THREE SEC PITCHER OF THE WEEK HONORS The first three SEC Pitcher of the Week honors for the 2010 season went to Georgia pitchers Sarah McCloud (2/15) and Erin Arevalo (2/22 & 3/1). McCloud, a junior, earned the recognition following the opening week of the 2010 season when she made two appearances going 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA including a five-inning, completegame one-hit shutout over UCF. Arevalo, a sophomore, then became only the second pitcher in UGA history (Natalie Price, 1999) and just the eighth in SEC history to earn the SEC Pitcher of the Week honor in back-toback weeks. She earned the first honor after the Red & Black Showcase, where she pitched the first three complete games of her career going 3-0 with a 0.00 ERA and 23 strikeouts including a one-hitter against Winthrop. Arevalo s second week of recognition came after the Georgia Softball Classic, where she went 5-0 with a 0.00 ERA and 31 strikeouts including a one-hitter against Iowa State. THREE NO-HITTERS IN THREE DAYS During the Bulldog Invitational, the Georgia pitching staff tossed three no-hitters in three days. On March 5, McCloud and freshman Alison Owen no-hit Belmont in five-innings. On March 6, Arevalo and junior Katie Murphy no hit Minnesota, which marked just the second time in school history UGA has pitched consecutive no-hitters. Two games later on March 7, Arevalo and Murphy paired up again to no hit Middle Tennessee, the first time in program history the Bulldogs have pitched no-hitters in three-straight days. RECORD TYING NINE STOLEN BASES Against Minnesota on March 5, the Bulldogs tied a school record with nine stolen bases in a game. The record was set on Feb. 22, 2002 against Marshall. A RUN IN EVERY INNING Against Iowa State on Feb. 27, Georgia batted six times and scored at least one run in every time the team came to bat. It marked the first time since 2006 in which the Bulldogs have scored in every inning when batting at least six times. RECORD TYING HOME RUNS IN A GAME Against UCF on Feb. 13, Georgia posted a five-home run outing matching the school record for home runs in a game. Hesson and Razey each hit two home runs in the game while Goler added a grand slam. The record had been establish on two previous occasions. First in 2003 vs. Southeastern Louisiana and then again in 2009 vs. IUPUI. GEORGIA WINS ALL THREE OF ITS HOME TOURNAMENTS Georgia hosted its first of three-straight home tournaments, the third-annual Red & Black Showcase, Feb , and the Bulldogs won the tournament by going 5-0 and outscoring opponents As a team, the Dogs batted.419 with 13 home runs and 21 stolen bases. The second home tournament was the seventh-annual Georgia Softball Classic, Feb , the Bulldogs won the event with a 5-0 record while outscoring opponents As a team, the Dogs batted.307 with nine home runs and 17 stolen bases. Georgia finished out the tournament portion of its schedule by winning the Bulldog Invitational, March 4-6, with a perfect 5-0 record. UGA outscored its opponents 41-2 while batting.417 with seven home runs and 29 stolen bases. From the circle, Georgia tossed no-hitters against Belmont, Minnesota and Middle Tennessee. DOT RICHARDSON S NATIONAL COLLE- GIATE SOFTBALL INVITATIONAL Georgia opened its 2010 season at Dot Richardson s National Collegiate Softball Invitational in Clermont, Fla., Feb , and the Bulldog went 3-1 with wins over third-ranked Michigan, UCF and FAU while dropping a one-run contest to sixth-ranked UCLA. The season-opener came against thirdranked Michigan, and the Bulldogs won that game, 6-4. It marked the fifth-straight season opening victory for Georgia, and it was also the third-straight season opening game in which UGA has played a ranked opponent def. #3 Michigan, def. #20 Long Beach St., def. #8 DePaul, def. Wichita St., def. Arkansas, 7-6 (9) PRESEASON RANKINGS In the preseason polls, Georgia was tabbed No. 7 by NFCA/USA Today and No. 8 by USA Softball/ESPN.com. The No. 7 ranking matched the 2004 squad for the best preseason ranking in school history. Georgia s original 2010 schedule, prior to rainouts, featured eight teams which were ranked in both of the preseason polls including Michigan, UCLA, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, LSU, Georgia Tech and Florida State. The UGA-UF two-game series was cancelled due to inclement weather. PRESEASON SEC COACHES POLL In the preseason SEC coaches poll, Georgia was predicted to finish second in the Eastern Division, and the Dogs received one vote for the overall conference championship. SCHLOPY NAMED USA ALTERNATE Following a tryout in January, Schlopy was named an alternate for the 2010 USA Softball Women s National Team. PRESEASON SEC COACHES POLL Eastern Division 1. Florida (13 points) 2. Georgia (18 points) 3. Tennessee (25 points) 4. Kentucky (34 points) 5. South Carolina (46 points) Western Division 1. Alabama (12 points) 2. LSU (17 points) 3. Auburn (33 points) 4. Mississippi State (39 points) 5. Ole Miss (40 points) 6. Arkansas (54 points) Conference Champion Votes: Alabama (6), Florida (3), Georgia (1), LSU (1) FUTURE BULLDOGS This past fall, five student-athletes signed National Letters-of-Intent to attend the University of Georgia and play softball for the Bulldogs. The signing class, which will join the program in the fall of 2010, features three players from Georgia, one from California and one from Louisiana. Shelby Altman...Alma, Ga. Julia Echols... McDonough, Ga. Morgan Montemayor...Phoenix, Ariz. Emily Rousseau... Greenwood, La. Julia Westbrook...Snellville, Ga.

6 The Pitching Staff... McCLOUD IN 2010 McCloud started 2010 by earning SEC Pitcher of the Week honors in the season s first week after she one-hit UCF in five-innings and limited FAU to four hits and went 2-0 with a 0.00 ERA in 11.0 IP. On the year, McCloud is now 8-1 with a 2.86 ERA in 83.1 IP. McCLOUD s 2009 SEASON 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 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 an SEC Freshman of the Week award in 08. Georgia 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. STARTERS SUPPORT The Bulldogs have scored 342 runs in 51 games to give starters an average of 6.71 runs per start. Pitcher Starts Runs Avg. Team Rec. Arevalo McCloud Murphy Hadley Owen Totals #5 Sarah McCLOUD, RHP, Jr. (8-1, 2.86 ERA in 2010) Georgia is in her 77 career starts. Has made 20 appearances in 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 Georgia 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 Georgia 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 2/13/10 vs. UCF S W 2/14/10 vs. Florida Atlantic S W 2/20/10 Western Carolina S W 2/26/10 Charleston Southern S ND 3/5/10 Belmont S W 3/6/10 Elon S ND 3/13/10 #7 Alabama S ND 3/20/10 at #17 Tennessee S ND 3/27/10 at Kentucky S ND 4/2/10 Arkansas S L 4/3/10 Arkansas S W 4/7/10 at #6 Georgia Tech S ND 4/10/10 at Ole Miss S ND 4/11/10 at Ole Miss S ND 4/13/10 at Mississippi State S W 4/17/10 Auburn S W 4/17/10 Auburn S ND 4/24/10 South Carolina S ND 4/25/10 South Carolina S W 4/30/10 at #12 LSU S ND 2010 Totals: 8-1, 2.86 ERA, 20 App., 20 Starts Georgia Totals: 39-10, 3 Saves, 2.58 ERA, 89 App., 77 Starts

7 The Pitching Staff... #27 Erin AREVALO, RHP, So. (18-6, 2.51 ERA in 2010) UGA is 17-6 in her 23 career starts. Has made 29 appearances in Highs: Start: IP: 7.0 (7x) last vs. #6 Ga. Tech (4/21/10); Ks: 10 vs. Furman (3/17/10) Relief: IP: 5.1 vs. Arkansas (4/2/10); Ks: 8 vs. Arkansas (4/2/10) 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 2/13/10 vs. #3 Michigan S ND 2/14/10 vs. #6 UCLA R L 2/19/10 Virginia Tech S W 2/20/10 Virginia Tech S W 2/21/10 Winthrop S W 2/26/10 Iowa State S W 2/26/10 Charleston Southern R W 2/27/10 Iowa State R W 2/27/10 St. John s S W 2/28/10 South Alabama S W 3/5/10 Minnesota S W 3/6/10 Minnesota S W 3/7/10 Middle Tennessee S W 3/13/10 #7 Alabama S W 3/14/10 #7 Alabama S L 3/17/10 Furman S W 3/20/10 at #17 Tennessee S L 3/21/10 at #17 Tennessee S ND 3/24/10 #18 Florida State S L 3/27/10 at Kentucky R BS, W 3/27/10 at Kentucky S L 3/28/10 at Kenutcky S ND 4/2/10 Arkansas R /5/10 Georgia Southern S W 4/18/10 Auburn S W 4/21/10 #6 Georgia Tech S W 4/24/10 South Carolina R W 4/25/10 South Carolina R S 4/29/10 at #12 LSU S L 2010 Totals: 18-6, 1 Save, 2.51 ERA, 29 App., 22 Starts Georgia Totals: 20-7, 1 Save, 2.80 ERA, 38 App., 23 Starts AREVALO IN 2010 On the year, Arevalo is 18-6 with a 2.51 ERA and 144 strikeouts in a team-leading innings pitched. Arevalo became just the second player in UGA history and just the eighth in SEC history to earn back-to-back SEC Pitcher of the Week honors by doing so in the second and third weeks of the season. She earned the first honor following the Red & Black Showcase, where she tossed three complete games for a 3-0 record and 0.00 ERA with just five walks and 23 strikeouts. The second honor came after the Georgia Softball Classic, where she posted a 5-0 record, 0.00 ERA, just four walks and 31 strikeouts. From Feb. 14 to March 14, Arevalo went 68.2 innings without allowing an earned run. AREVALO IN 2009 Arevalo made her first-career appearance for the Bulldogs in relief against Ball State (2/20/09) She went on to make nine appearances and one start in On May 31, 2009, 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. #33 Katie MURPHY, LHP, Jr. (3-2, 5.53 ERA in 2010) UGA is 5-2 in her 7 career starts. Has made 13 appearances in Highs at UGA: Start: IP: 3.2 vs. KSU (3/31/10); Ks: 8 vs. KSU (3/31/10) Relief: IP: 4.1 vs. #3 Michigan (2/13/10); Ks: 8 vs. #3 Michigan (2/13/10) Date Opp. S/R IP H R-ER BB SO Result 2/13/10 vs. #3 Michigan R W 2/14/10 vs #6 UCLA S ND 2/14/10 vs. Florida Atlantic R /19/10 Bowling Green S W 2/27/10 Iowa State S ND 3/6/10 Minnesota R /7/10 Middle Tennessee R /13/10 #7 Alabama R L 3/14/10 #7 Alabama R /21/10 Kennesaw State S ND 4/2/10 Arkansas S L 4/10/10 at Ole Miss S ND 4/24/10 South Carolina S W 2010 Totals: 3-2, 5.53 ERA, 13 App., 7 Starts Georgia Totals: 3-2, 5.53 ERA, 13 App., 7 Starts MURPHY IN 2010 Made Bulldog debut in relief vs. #3 Michigan getting the win after going 4.1 innings allowing just one unearned run on on hit and striking out eight. On the year, Murphy is now 3-2 with a 5.53 ERA and 29 strikeouts in 25.1 innings. MURPHY AT DAYTONA STATE Transferred from Dayton State College in Daytona, Fla. As a sophomore, Murphy was named an Easton Junior College All-America selection and NJCAA All-America Third Team honoree after pitching 230 innings for a record and 0.58 ERA, the third-best mark in NJCAA Division I. She also struck out 272 batters while walking just 29.

8 The Pitching Staff... OWEN IN 2010 Owen s first collegiate appearance came in relief as she pitched 2.0 innings vs. Bowling Green on Feb. 19 striking out the first four batters she faced. At 17th-ranked Tennessee, Owen notched the first two SEC wins in her career with two relief appearances covering 8.2 innings. She picked up her first-career save with 2.0 innings against Arkansas on April 3. In her first career start at #12 LSU on April 30, Owen tossed a seven-inning complete game allowing just two unearned runs while striking out three. On the year, Owen has now pitched 70.0 innings striking out 66 batters and is 11-1 with two saves. OWEN IN HIGH SCHOOL Owen played at East Coweta High School, where as a senior, she led the Indians with a record and 0.65 ERA earning her team s Pitcher of the Year Award. #4 Alison OWEN, RHP, Fr. (11-1, 2 Saves, 1.89 ERA in 2010) UGA is 1-0 in her 1 career start. Has made 24 appearances in Highs: Start: IP: 7.0 at #12 LSU (4/30/10); Ks: 3 at #12 LSU (4/30/10) Relief: IP: 6.2 at Miss. State (4/13/10); Ks: 6 at Miss. State (4/13/10) Date Opp. S/R IP H R-ER BB SO Result 2/19/10 Bowling Green R /20/10 Western Carolina R /5/10 Belmont R /6/10 Elon R W 3/13/10 #7 Alabama R /14/10 #7 Alabama R /20/10 at #17 Tennessee R W 3/21/10 at #17 Tennessee R W 3/28/10 at Kentucky R W 3/31/10 Kennesaw State R W 4/2/10 Arkansas R /2/10 Arkansas R /3/10 Arkansas R S 4/7/10 at #6 Georgia Tech R W 4/10/10 at Ole Miss R W 4/10/10 at Ole Miss R /11/10 at Ole Miss R W 4/13/10 at Mississippi State R W 4/17/10 Auburn R /17/10 Auburn R W 4/24/10 South Carolina R S 4/29/10 at #12 LSU R /30/10 at #12 LSU R BS, L 4/30/10 at #12 LSU S W 2010 Totals: 11-1, 2 Saves, 1.80 ERA, 24 App., 1 Start Georgia Totals: 11-1, 2 Saves, 1.89 ERA, 24 App., 1 Start HADLEY IN 2010 Made Bulldog debut on March 5 pitching a hitless inning of relief against Minnesota striking out one. At Ole Miss, earned her first win at UGA in game two of the series. On the year, has made three appearances and is 1-0 with a 4.57 ERA in 7.2 innings. HADLEY AT GULF COAST Transferred to Georgia from Gulf Coast Community College in Panama City, Fla. As a sophomore, Hadley tossed 203 innings and compiled a record with a 1.76 ERA while striking out 213 batter and walking just 62. #13 Alanna HADLEY, RHP, Jr. (1-0, 4.57 ERA in 2010) UGA is 1-0 in her 1 career starts. Has made 4 appearance in Highs at UGA: Start: IP: 0.1 at Miss. State (4/13/10); Ks: n/a Relief: IP: 4.0 at Ole Miss (4/10/10); Ks: 2 at Ole Miss (4/10/10) Date Opp. S/R IP H R-ER BB SO Result 3/5/10 Minnesota R /10/10 at Ole Miss R W 4/11/10 at Ole Miss R /13/10 at Mississippi State S ND 2010 Totals: 1-0, 4.57 ERA, 4 App., 1 Start Georgia Totals: 1-0, 4.57 ERA, 4 App., 1 Start

9 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 ( ) Georgia (2001- Present) Assistant Coaching Experience: Western Illinois ( ) Overall Record: (.743) - 14th season Record at Georgia: (.735) - 10th season SEC Record at Georgia: (.648) Top 10 Winningest Active Coaches Coach...Pct. (W-L-T) 1. Mike Candera, Arizona (21 years) (1, ) 2. &Stefni Lotief, La.-Layfayette (9 years) ( ) 3. &Micheal Lotief, La.-Layfayette (7 years) (351-87) 4. Patrick Murphy, Alabama (12 years) ( ) 5. Yvette Girouard, LSU (29 years) (1, ) 6. Patty Gasso, Oklahoma (15 years) ( ) 7. Ralph Weekly, Tennessee (22 years) ( ) 8. Tim Walton, Florida (7 years) ( ) 9. Lu Harris-Champer (13 years) ( ) 10. Margie Wright, Fresno State (30 years) (1, ) & = Co-head coaches 2003-Pres. ***Totals & Percentages at the start of the 2010 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 2001 Georgia Won 12 of last 14 games 2002 Georgia Most wins in school history Georgia s 1st NCAA Tournament Berth 2003 Georgia Georgia s 1st SEC Championship NCAA Tournament Berth 2004 Georgia NCAA Regional Host NCAA Regional Runner-Up 2005 Georgia Claimed Program s 2nd SEC Title NCAA Super Regional Runner-Up 2006 Georgia SEC Eastern Division Champions NCAA Regional Runner-Up 2007 Georgia NCAA Regional Runner-Up 2008 Georgia NCAA Super Regional Runner-Up 2009 Georgia NCAA Women s College World Series 2010 Georgia Georgia 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 1,606 April 25, 2010 vs. South Carolina 1,563 April 7, 2007 vs. Tennessee 1,522 April 26, 2009 vs. Tennessee 1,521 April 29, 2006 vs. Tennessee 1,489 March 13, 2010 vs. Alabama 1,485 May 1, 2005 vs. Alabama 1,483 May 6, 2007 vs. LSU The Bulldog softball team enters its seventh season in its multi-million dollar softball stadium in The facility holds close to 1,400 fans and features the best amenities possible. The Georgia Softball Stadium has been chosen to host three NCAA Regionals and one NCAA Super Regional since its inception in Both the Georgia 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 Georgia and the visiting team s athletic director. The stadium is finished with an awning covering the upper section. Georgia s stadium ranks among the nation s best and will continue to be an attractive site for NCAA postseason play for years to come. Georgia Softball Stadium First 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 2010 Home...1,606 Away...1,663 Neutral...495

10 -Winning RBI... DATE OPP. PLAYER ACTION INN. FINAL 2/13 #3 Michigan Trout Two-run home run to left center /13 UCF Goler RBI single to center /14 FAU N/A Winning run scored on a PB /19 Va. Tech Saxton RBI single to center /19 BGSU N/A Winning run scored on an error /20 Va. Tech Hesson Two-run single up the middle /20 W. Carolina Sandberg RBI single to center /21 Winthrop Goler Two-run double to right /26 Iowa St. N/A Winning run scored on a wild pitch /26 CSU Wiggins Two-run single to center /27 Iowa St. Sandberg Three-run home run to left /27 St. John s N/A Winning run scored on an error /28 S. Ala. Sandberg Two-run home run to left center /5 Minn. Wiggins Sacrifice fly to right /5 Belmont Goler Single to right /6 Minn. Sandberg Single to left center /6 Elon Sandberg Single to right /7 MTSU Wiggins Infield single to shortstop /13 #7 Alabama N/A Winning run scored on an error /17 Furman Saxton Solo home run to center /20 at #17 Tenn. Wiggins Three-run home run to right center /21 at #17 Tenn. Pauly Solo home run to right /27 at Kentucky Sandberg Bases-loaded hit-by-pitch /28 at Kentucky Auger Solo home run to left /31 KSU Razey RBI double to center /3 Arkansas N/A Winning run scored on an error /5 Ga. So. Goler Single to left /7 at #6 GT Razey Three-run home run to center /10 at Ole Miss N/A Winning run scored on an error /10 at Ole Miss Schlopy Solo home run to right /11 at Ole Miss Auger Solo home run to left /13 at MSU Trout Two-run home run to left /13 at MSU Hesson RBI double to right /17 Auburn Wiggins Single up the middle /17 Auburn Sandberg Two-run single to right /18 Auburn Razey Single to left /21 #6 GT Hesson Two-run triple to left /24 S. Carolina Trout RBI double to left center /25 S. Carolina Sandberg Two-run single up the middle /25 S. Carolina N/A Winning run scored on a wild pitch /30 at #12 LSU N/A Winning run socred on an error Home Run Tracker... NO. PLAYER OPP. ON BASE INN. OUTS SCORE FINAL 1 Trout (1) #3 Michigan Hesson (1) UCF Goler (1) UCF Razey (1) UCF Hesson (2) UCF Razey (2) UCF Pauly (1) #6 UCLA Hesson (3) #6 UCLA Saxton (1) FAU Saxton (2) Va. Tech Schlopy (1) BGSU Goler (2) BGSU Razey (3) BGSU Pauly (2) BGSU Sandberg (1) Va. Tech Razey (4) Va. Tech Hesson (4) Va. Tech Razey (5) W. Carolina Goler (3) W. Carolina Trout (2) W. Carolina Hesson (5) Winthrop Pauly (3) Winthrop Wiggins (1) Iowa St Wiggins (2) Iowa St Sandberg (2) Iowa St Sandberg (3) Iowa St Razey (6) Iowa St Schlopy (2) St. John s Razey (7) St. John s Sandberg (4) S. Alabama Hesson (6) S. Alabama Sandberg (5) Belmont Schlopy (3) Belmont Trout (3) Belmont Trout (4) Elon Razey (7) MTSU Pauly (4) MTSU Schlopy (4) MTSU Hesson (7) #7 Alabama Schlopy (5) #7 Alabama Trout (5) #7 Alabama Saxton (3) Furman Auger (1) Furman Goler (4) #17 Tenn Wiggins(3) #17 Tenn Schlopy (6) #17 Tenn Wiggins (4) #17 Tenn Hesson (8) #17 Tenn Goler (5) #17 Tenn Pauly (5) #17 Tenn Auger (2) at Kentucky Wiggins (5) at Kentucky Auger (3) at Kentucky Trout (6) at Kentucky Schlopy (7) KSU Wiggins (6) KSU Wiggins (7) Arkansas Razey (9) Arkansas Wiggins (8) Arkansas Hesson (9) Arkansas Goler (6) Ga. So Razey (10) at Ga. Tech Hesson (10) at Ole Miss Schlopy (8) at Ole Miss Hesson (11) at Ole Miss Goler (7) at Ole Miss Goler (8) at Ole Miss Auger (4) at Ole Miss Trout (7) at Miss. St Wiggins (9) at Miss. St Trout (8) Auburn Hesson (12) Auburn Wiggins (10) Auburn Goler (9) Auburn Auger (5) Auburn Schlopy (9) Ga. Tech Goler (10) S. Carolina Wiggins (11) S. Carolina Goler (11) S. Carolina Razey (11) S. Carolina Wiggins (12) at LSU Run Production From HRs... SOLO 2-RUN 3-RUN GRAND SLAM TOTAL RUNS FROM HR

11 Starting Lineups By Batting Order... DATE OPPONENT 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Flex 2/13 vs. #3 Michigan$ Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Trout, SS Sikes, RF Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 2/13 vs. Central Florida$ Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, C Moody, DP Trout, SS Saxton, RF Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 2/14 vs. #6 UCLA$ Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Trout, SS Saxton, RF Pauly, 2B Murphy, P 2/14 vs. Florida Atlantic$ Schlopy, CF Trout, SS Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, C Wiggins, LF Pauly, 2B Saxton, DP Sikes, RF McCloud, P 2/19 Virginia Tech! Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, SS Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Saxton, 3B Trout, RF Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 2/19 Bowling Green! Schlopy, CF Trout, DP Goler, SS Hesson, 1B Razey, C Wiggins, LF Saxton, 3B Pauly, 2B Couey, RF Murphy, P 2/20 Virginia Tech! Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, SS Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Saxton, 3B Trout, RF Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 2/20 Western Carolina! Schlopy, CF Goler, SS Hesson, 1B Razey, C Sandberg, 3B Wiggins, LF Saxton, DP Sikes, RF Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 2/21 Winthrop! Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, SS Hesson, 1B Razey, C Sandberg, 3B Saxton, DP Trout, RF Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 2/26 Iowa State^ Schlopy, CF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Wiggins, LF Saxton, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 2/26 Charleston Southern^ Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Moody, DP Hubbard, SS Sikes, RF Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 2/27 Iowa State^ Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Saxton, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Murphy, P 2/27 St. John s^ Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, SS Hesson, 1B Razey, C Sandberg, 3B Trout, DP Pierce, RF Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 2/28 South Alabama^ Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, SS Hesson, 1B Razey, C Sandberg, 3B Moody, DP Trout, RF Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/5 Minnesota% Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, SS Hesson, 1B Razey, C Sandberg, 3B Saxton, DP Trout, RF Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/5 Belmont% Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Razey, C Goler, 3B Sandberg, SS Saxton, DP Trout, RF Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 3/6 Minnesota% Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Sandberg, SS Razey, C Goler, 3B Trout, RF Pauly, 2B Saxton, DP Arevalo, P 3/6 Elon% Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, SS Razey, C Trout, DP Sikes, RF Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 3/7 Middle Tenn. St.% Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, SS Razey, C Trout, RF Pauly, 2B Pierce, DP Arevalo, P 3/13 #7 Alabama* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Razey DP Saxton, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/13 #7 Alabama* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Razey, DP Saxton, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 3/14 #7 Alabama* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Saxton, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/17 Furman Trout, SS Sikes, RF Auger, CF Moody, C Saxton, 1B Hubbard, 3B Olney, 2B Pierce, LF Couey, DP Arevalo, P 3/20 at #17 Tennessee* (CSS) Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Razey, DP Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Saxton, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/20 at #17 Tennessee* (CSS) Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Razey, C Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, DP Trout, SS Auger, RF Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 3/21 at #17 Tennessee* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/24 Florida State Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Trout, SS Olney, RF Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/27 at Kentucky* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, DP Razey, C Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 3/27 at Kentucky* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/28 at Kentucky* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Razey, DP Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 3/31 Kennesaw State Schlopy, CF, Wiggins, LF Goler, DP Razey, C Sandberg, 3B Hesson, 1B Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Murphy, P 4/2 Arkansas* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Hesson, 1B Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 4/2 Arkansas* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Hesson, 1B Trout, SS Sikes, RF Pauly, 2B Murphy, P 4/3 Arkansas* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, DP Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Pauly, 2B Trout, SS Sikes, RF McCloud, P 4/5 Georgia Southern Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, C Hesson, 1B Sandberg, DP Saxton, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Arevalo, P 4/7 at #6 Georgia Tech Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, DP Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Saxton, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 4/10 at Ole Miss* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, DP Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 4/10 at Ole Miss* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, C Hesson, 1B Sandberg, DP Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Murphy, P 4/11 at Ole Miss* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS McCloud, P 4/13 at Mississippi State* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS McCloud, P 4/13 at Mississippi State* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Sandberg, DP Razey, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS McCloud, P 4/17 Auburn* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS McCloud, P 4/17 Auburn* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS McCloud, P 4/18 Auburn* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS Arevalo, P 4/21 #6 Georgia Tech Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS Arevalo, P 4/24 South Carolina* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Razey, C Sandberg, DP Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS McCloud, P 4/24 South Carolina* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Hesson, 1B Goler, 3B Razey, DP Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS Murphy, P 4/25 South Carolina* Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, DP Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS McCloud, P 4/29 at #12 LSU* (ESPN) Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, DP Hesson, 1B Sandberg, C Auger, RF Pauly, 2B Trout, SS Arevalo, P 4/30 at #12 LSU * Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Hesson, 1B Razey, C Moody, DP Auger, RF Trout, SS Pauly, 2B McCloud, P 4/30 at #12 LSU* (ESPNU) Schlopy, CF Wiggins, LF Goler, 3B Razey, DP Hesson, 1B Moody, DP Trout, SS Pauly, 2B Auger, RF Owen, P 5/9 at #12 Texas (ESPN) 1 p.m. 5/10 at #12 Texas (ESPNU) 7 p.m. Note: All times ET; * = SEC game; $ = Dot Richardson National Collegiate Softball Invitational, Clermont, Fla.;! = Third-Annual Red & Black Showcase, Athens, Ga.; ^ = Seventh-Annual Georgia Softball Classic, Athens, Ga.; % = Bulldog Invitational, Athens, Ga.; # = SEC Tournament, Knoxville, Tenn.; ~ = NCAA Regionals, Chapel Hill, N.C.; + = NCAA Super Regionals, Athens, Ga.; $$ = Women s College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla.

12 Georgia Hitting / Highs Highs Highs 2009 Highs Highs Jennie AUGER AB: 5 (4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 2 (2x, last 3/28/10 at Kentucky) H: 2 (3x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) RBI: 3 (3/17/10 vs. Furman) Jennie AUGER AB: 5 (4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 2 (5x, last 3/28/10 at Kentucky) H: 2 (4x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) RBI: 3 (3/17/10 vs. Furman) Ashley RAZEY AB: 5 (4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 2 (5x, last 3/31/10 vs. KSU) H: 3 (3x, last 4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) RBI: 6 (4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) Ashley RAZEY AB: 5 (4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 2 (5x, last 3/31/10 vs. KSU) H: 3 (3x, last 4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) RBI: 6 (4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) Macie COUEY AB: 1 (7x, last 4/30/10 at #12 LSU) R: 1 (17x, last 4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) H: 1 (2/20/10 vs. WCU) RBI: Macie COUEY AB: 1 (7x, last 4/30/10 at #12 LSU) R: 1 (17x, last 4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) H: 1 (2/20/10 vs. WCU) RBI: AB: R: H: RBI: Katie RIETKOVICH AB: R: H: RBI: Katie RIETKOVICH Alisa GOLER AB: 5 (2x, last 4/10/10 at Ole Miss) R: 2 (5x, last 4/11/10 at Ole Miss) H: 3 (3x, last 4/5/10 vs. GSU) RBI: 5 (2x last 2/20/10 vs. WCU) Alisa GOLER AB: 5 (3x, last 4/10/10 at Ole Miss) R: 3 (2/20/09 vs. Ball St.) H: 4 (4/9/08 at Ga. Tech) RBI: 7 (2/20/09 vs. Ball St.) Kristyn SANDBERG AB: 4 (4x, last 4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 2 (2x, last 3/5/10 vs. Belmont) H: 3 (4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) RBI: 4 (2x, last 3/5/10 vs. Belmont) Kristyn SANDBERG AB: 5 (4/19/09 at Auburn) R: 2 (4x, last 3/5/10 vs. Belmont) H: 3 (2x, last 4/24/10 vs. S. Carolina) RBI: 4 (2x, last 3/5/10 vs. Belmont) Brianna HESSON AB: 4 (9x, last 4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 2 (4x, last 2/28/10 vs. S. Ala.) H: 3 (3x, last 4/10/10 at Ole Miss) RBI: 6 (4/10/10 at Ole Miss) Brianna HESSON AB: 5 (4/19/09 at Auburn) R: 2 (12x, last 2/28/10 vs. S. Ala.) H: 3 (6x, last 4/10/10 at Ole Miss) RBI: 6 (4/10/10 at Ole Miss) Amberlie SAXTON AB: 4 (3x, last 4/7/10 at #6 Ga. Tech) R: 2 (2x, last 2/10/10 vs. BGSU) H: 2 (2x, last 3/17/10 vs. Furman) RBI: 3 (2/19/10 vs. Va. Tech) Amberlie SAXTON AB: 4 (3x, last 4/7/10 at #6 Ga. Tech) R: 2 (2x, last 2/10/10 vs. BGSU) H: 2 (2x, last 3/17/10 vs. Furman) RBI: 3 (2/19/10 vs. Va. Tech) Brittney HUBBARD AB: 3 (2/26/10 vs. CSU) R: 1 (14x, last 4/30/10 at #12 LSU) H: RBI: Brittney HUBBARD AB: 3 (7x, last 2/26/10 vs. CSU) R: 1 (30x, last 4/30/10 at #12 LSU) H: 2 (2/6/09 vs. UC Riverside) RBI: 2 (3/6/09 vs. #24 Baylor) Taylor SCHLOPY AB: 4 (12x, last 4/30/10 at #12 LSU) R: 3 (6x, last 4/24/10 vs. S. Carolina) H: 3 (4x, last 4/17/10 vs. Auburn) RBI: 3 (2/19/10 vs. BGSU) Taylor SCHLOPY AB: 5 (2x, last 4/18/09 at Auburn) R: 3 (13x, last 4/24/10 vs. S. Carolina) H: 3 (9x, last 4/17/10 vs. Auburn) RBI: 4 (3x, last 5/30/09 vs. #6 Mich.) Tori MOODY AB: 3 (5x, last 4/30/10 at #12 LSU) R: 1 (2/20/10 vs. WCU) H: 2 (4/30/10 at #12 LSU) RBI: 1 (2x, last 3/17/10 vs. Furman) Tori MOODY AB: 4 (5x, last 5/22/09 vs. #10 Ohio St.) R: 1 (8x, last 2/20/10 vs. WCU) H: 3 (4/22/09 vs. W. Carolina) RBI: 5 (4/19/09 vs. Auburn) Sara SIKES AB: 3 (4/2/10 vs. Arkansas) R: 3 (2/20/10 vs. WCU) H: 1 (5x, last 3/20/10 at #17 Tenn.) RBI: 1 (3/17/10 vs. Furman) Sara SIKES AB: 3 (4/2/10 vs. Arkansas) R: 3 (2/20/10 vs. WCU) H: 1 (5x, last 3/20/10 at #17 Tenn.) RBI: 1 (3/17/10 vs. Furman) Christine OLNEY AB: 4 (3/24/10 vs. #18 FSU) R: 1 (4x, last 4/5/10 vs. GSU) H: 1 (3x, last 4/7/10 vs. at #7 Ga. Tech) RBI: Christine OLNEY AB: 4 (3/24/10 vs. #18 FSU) R: 1 (4x, last 4/5/10 vs. GSU) H: 1 (3x, last 4/7/10 vs. at #7 Ga. Tech) RBI: Laura TROUT AB: 4 (3x, last 4/2/10 vs. Arkansas) R: 2 (5x, last 3/28/10 at Kentucky) H: 2 (4x, last 4/17/10 at vs. Auburn) RBI: 3 (3x, last 3/14/10 vs. #7 Alabama) Laura TROUT AB: 4 (3x, last 4/2/10 vs. Arkansas) R: 2 (5x, last 3/28/10 at Kentucky) H: 2 (4x, last 4/17/10 at vs. Auburn) RBI: 3 (3x, last 3/14/10 vs. #7 Alabama) Ashley PAULY AB: 5 (4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 3 (2/20/10 vs. WCU) H: 2 (8x, last 4/21/10 vs. #6 Ga. Tech) RBI: 4 (2/19/10 vs. BGSU) Ashley PAULY AB: 5 (4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 3 (2/20/10 vs. WCU) H: 3 (5/30/09 vs. #6 Mich.) RBI: 4 (2/19/10 vs. BGSU) Megan WIGGINS AB: 5 (3/21/10 at #17 Tenn.) R: 3 (2x, last 4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) H: 3 (4x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) RBI: 4 (3/28/10 at Kentucky) Megan WIGGINS AB: 5 (2x, last 3/21/10 at #17 Tenn.) R: 3 (5x, last 4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina) H: 3 (10x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) RBI: 4 (3x, last 3/28/10 at Kentucky) Lacey PIERCE AB: 3 (2/27/10 vs. St. John s) R: 1 (9x, last 4/10/10 at Ole Miss) H: 1 (3x, last 3/17/10 vs. Furman) RBI: 1 (2x, last 2/27/10 vs. St. John s) Lacey PIERCE AB: 3 (2/27/10 vs. St. John s) R: 1 (9x, last 4/10/10 at Ole Miss) H: 1 (3x, last 3/17/10 vs. Furman) RBI: 1 (2x, last 2/27/10 vs. St. John s)

13 Georgia Pitching / Highs Highs Highs Erin AREVALO IP: 7.0 (7x, last 4/21/10 vs. #6 Ga Tech) H: 9 (2x, last 4/2/10 vs. Arkansas) R: 7 (4/2/10 vsv. Arkansas) ER: 7 (4/2/10 vsv. Arkansas) K: 10 (3/17/10 vs. Furman) BB: 6 (4/21/10 vs. #6 Ga. Tech) Alanna HADLEY IP: 5.0 (4/10/10 at Ole Miss) H: 4 (4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 3 (4/13/10 at Miss. St.) ER: 3 (4/13/10 at Miss. St.) K: 2 (4/10/10 at Ole Miss) BB: 0 (4x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) Sarah McCLOUD IP: 7.0 (2x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) H: 6 (3/20/10 vs. at #17 Tenn.) R: 5 (3/20/10 vs. at #17 Tenn.) ER: 5 (3/20/10 vs. at #17 Tenn.) K: 6 (2/14/10 vs. FAU) BB: 7 (4/30/10 at #12 LSU) Katie MURPHY IP: 4.1 (2/13/10 vs. #3 Michigan) H: 4 (2x, last 2/27/10 vs. Iowa St.) R: 4 (2x, last 3/14/10 vs. #7 Ala.) ER: 4 (2x, last 3/14/10 vs. #7 Ala.) K: 8 (2x, last 3/31/10 vs. KSU) BB: 4 (2/13/10 vs. #3 Michigan) Alison OWEN IP: 7.0 (4/30/10 at #12 LSU) H: 6 (3x, last 4/30/10 at #12 LSU) R: 3 (2x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) ER: 3 (2x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) K: 6 (4/13/10 at Miss. St.) BB: 4 (4/13/10 at Miss. St.) Erin AREVALO IP: 7.0 (7x, last 4/21/10 vs. #6 Ga Tech) H: 9 (3/14/10 vs #7 Ala.) R: 7 (4/2/10 vsv. Arkansas) ER: 7 (4/2/10 vsv. Arkansas) K: 10 (3/17/10 vs. Furman) BB: 6 (4/21/10 vs. #6 Ga. Tech) Alanna HADLEY IP: 5.0 (4/10/10 at Ole Miss) H: 4 (4/11/10 at Ole Miss) R: 3 (4/13/10 at Miss. St.) ER: 3 (4/13/10 at Miss. St.) K: 2 (4/10/10 at Ole Miss) BB: 0 (4x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) Sarah McCLOUD IP: 8.0 (3/12/08 vs. E. Carolina) H: 10 (3/14/09 vs. #20 LSU) R: 9 (4/4/09 at #4 Alabama) ER: 9 (4/4/09 at #4 Alabama) K: 9 (3/15/08 vs. S. Carolina) BB: 7 (4/30/10 at #12 LSU) Katie MURPHY IP: 4.1 (2/13/10 vs. #3 Michigan) H: 4 (2x, last 2/27/10 vs. Iowa St.) R: 4 (2x, last 3/14/10 vs. #7 Ala.) ER: 4 (2x, last 3/14/10 vs. #7 Ala.) K: 8 (2x, last 3/31/10 vs. KSU) BB: 4 (2/13/10 vs. #3 Michigan) Alison OWEN IP: 7.0 (4/30/10 at #12 LSU) H: 6 (3x, last 4/30/10 at #12 LSU) R: 3 (2x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) ER: 3 (2x, last 4/13/10 at Miss. St.) K: 6 (4/13/10 at Miss. St.) BB: 4 (4/13/10 at Miss. St.) IP: N/A H: N/A R: N/A ER: N/A K: N/A BB: N/A Taylor SCHLOPY Taylor SCHLOPY IP: 7.0 (4/12/08 vs. #3 Florida) H: 10 (4/12/08 vs. #3 Florida) R: 6 (4/9/08 at Ga. Tech) ER: 6 (4/9/08 at Ga. Tech) K: 7 (4/6/08 at #12 Tennessee) BB: 3 (4x, last 2/22/09 vs. UNCG)

14 The Last Time... The Last Time Georgia... Scored 10 or More Runs:... 4/25/ vs. South Carolina Scored 15 or More Runs:... 3/28/ at Kentucky Scored 20 or More Runs:... 3/9/ vs. Charlotte (School Record) Scored 8 Runs in an Inning... 4/5/ (3rd) vs. Georgia Southern Scored 9 Runs in an Inning:... 3/28/ (4th) at Kentucky Scored 10 Runs in an Inning:... 3/28/ (4th) at Kentucky Scored 11 or More Runs in an Inning:... 2/19/ (3rd) vs. Bowling Green (School Record) Scored 9 Consecutive Runs in an Inning:... 2/29/ (4th) vs. Longwood Allowed 10 or More Runs:... 3/14/ vs. #7 Alabama Allowed 15 or More Runs:...3/11/ at #1 Florida (the most ever allowed) Recorded 10 or More Hits:... 4/25/ vs. South Carolina Recorded 15 or More Hits:... 2/19/ vs. Bowling Green Recorded 20 or More Hits:... 3/9/ vs. Charlotte Recorded 10 or More Hits in an Inning:... 2/19/ (3rd) vs. Bowling Green (School Record) Had 17 Plate Appearances in an Inning... 2/19/ (3rd) vs. Bowling Green (School Record) 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 Back-To-Back HRs:...4/11/10... Brianna Hesson & Alisa Goler...Top 5th Inning at Ole Miss Hit 4 Home Runs:...4/11/ at Ole Miss Hit 5 or More Home Runs:... 2/13/ vs. UCF (Ties School Record) Hit Back-To-Back HRs In Consecutive s:...4/18/09...kristyn Sandberg & Jennie Auger - 1 at Auburn... Kristyn Sandberg & Tess Echols - 2 at Auburn Hit Three Home Runs In An Inning:... 2/19/ rd Inning vs. Bowling Green Hit 10 Home Runs In A Three- Series:...4/18-19/ home runs at Auburn Stole 6 or More Bases:... 3/6/ vs. Minnesota Stole 7 or More Bases:... 3/5/ vs. Minnesota Stole 8 or More Bases... 3/5/ vs. Minnesota Stole 9 or More Bases:... 3/5/ vs. Minnesota 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:... 4/25/10 vs. S. Carolina Pitched a No-Hitter:... 3/7/10...vs. Middle Tennssee Pitched a Perfect :... 4/23/08...vs. Mercer Pitched 15 or More Strikeouts:... 2/18/ vs. Western Kentucky Commited 4 or More Errors:... 4/5/ at Tennessee Scored in Every At-Bat... When Batting Four Times in a... 3/5/10...W, 10-0 (5) vs. Belmont When Batting Five Times in a... 4/18/07...W, 9-1 (5), vs. Furman When Batting Six Times in a... 2/17/10... W, 11-3 (6) vs. Iowa State Defeated a Ranked Team:... 4/21/10... W, 6-3, vs. #6 Georgia Tech Defeated a Top-Ten Ranked Team:... 4/21/10... W, 6-3, vs. #6 Georgia Tech Defeated a Top-Five Ranked Team:... 2/13/10... W, 6-4 vs. #3 Michigan Overcame a Four-Run Deficit...4/11/ Trailed 4-0 at Ole Miss after 3; Won 9-5 Overcame a Five-Run Deficit... 3/21/ Trailed 6-1 at #17 Tennessee after 5; Won 7-6 (8) Overcame a Six-Run Deficit... 3/17/ Trailed 6-0 at Tennessee after 4; Won 8-6 The Last Time A Georgia Player(s)... Scored 3 Runs in a :... Megan Wiggins vs. South Carolina (4/25/10) Scored 4 Runs in a :...Kristin Schnake at Auburn (4/19/06) Had 4 Hits in a :... Alisa Goler at Georgia Tech (4/9/08) Had 5 RBI in a :... Ashley Razey (6) vs. South Carolina (4/25/10) Had 6 RBI in a :...Ashley Razey vs. South Carolina (4/25/10) Had 7 RBI in a...alisa Goler vs. Ball State (2/20/09) Had 2 Doubles in a :...Ashley Razey vs. Charleston Southern (2/26/10) Had 2 Home Runs in a :...Alisa Goler at Ole Miss (4/11/10) Lead-off with Home Run:...Taylor Schlopy vs. #6 Ga. Tech (4/21/10) Lead-off Inning with Home Run:... Jennie Auger vs. Auburn, 2nd Inning (4/17/10) Hit a Grand Slam:...Alisa Goler vs. Central Florida, 2nd Inning (2/13/10) Hit a Walk-Off Home Run:...Megan Wiggins vs. #15 North Carolina (5/16/09) Hit a -Ending, Run-Rule Walk-Off HR:... Ashley Razey vs. South Carolina, 6th Inning (4/25/10) Hit a Home Run In Three-Straight s:... Megan Wiggins vs. KSU, Arkansas (3/31/10-4/2/10) Had 8 Total Bases in a :...Alisa Goler at Ole Miss (4/11/10) Had 9 Total Bases in a :... Ashley Razey vs. UCF (2/13/10) Had 10 Total Bases in a :... Megan McAllister vs. Jacksonville State (2/13/05) Drew 3 Walks in a :... Alisa Goler vs. South Carolina (4/25/10) Drew 4 Walks in a :...Alisa Goler vs. East Carolina (3/11/08) Drew 2 Intentional Walks in a :...Melissa Wood at Ole Miss (3/26/08) Hit-by-Pitch Twice in a :... 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 :...Amberlie Saxton/Laura Trout vs. #7 Alabama (3/13/10) Had 2 Sacrificies in a :... Kristin Schnake at Arkansas (5/3/09) Had 3 Sacrificies in a :...Sojourner Moody vs. #19 Iowa (2/10/06) Had 2 Stolen Bases in a :...Taylor Schlopy (3) at Kentucky (3/28/10) Had 3 Stolen Bases in a :... Taylor Schlopy at Kentucky (3/28/10) Had 4 Stolen Bases in a :... Kellie Middleton (5) vs. McNeese State (2/11/07) Had 5 Stolen Bases in a :...Kellie Middleton vs. McNeese State (2/11/07) Seven-Inning Complete- Shutout:...Sarah McCloud at Mississippi State (4/13/10) Extra-Inning Complete- Shutout:... Sarah McCloud vs. East Carolina, 8 inn. (3/12/08) Seven-Inning Complete- One-Hitter:... Sarah McCloud (W) & Alison Owen (S) vs. Arkansas (4/3/10) Tossed Back-to-Back Seven-Inning Complete- One-Hitters: Sarah McCloud vs. Providence, Christie Hamilton vs. Illinois State (2/16/08) Tossed a Perfect :... Sarah McCloud & Kate Gaskill vs. Mercer, 5 inn. (4/23/08) Tossed a No-Hitter:...Erin Arevalo & Katie Murphy vs. Middle Tennessee, 5 inn. (5/7/10) Recorded 15 Strikeouts in a :... Kate Gaskill vs. Western Kentucky (2/18/07) Recorded 16 Strikeouts in a :...Michelle Green (17) vs. Mercer (3/29/05) Recorded 17 Strikeouts in a :... 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 :...Melissa Wood vs. BYU (5/17/08)