2018 SOFTBALL TWO ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS - EIGHT NCAA REGIONALS - 31 ALL-ACC SELECTIONS WCWS

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1 218 SOFTBALL TWO ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS - EIGHT NCAA REGIONALS - 31 ALL-ACC SELECTIONS - 28 WCWS FEBRUARY Sand Dollar Classic 8 vs. Ole Miss #14 Gulf Shores, Ala. L, vs. Lamar Gulf Shores, Ala. L, 1-9 [9] 9 vs. Florida A&M Gulf Shores, Ala. W, 19-1 [5] 9 vs. Penn State Gulf Shores, Ala. W, vs. Alabama #11 Gulf Shores, Ala. Canceled ACC/Big Ten Challenge 16 vs. Penn State Durham, N.C. W, 1-16 vs. Purdue Durham, N.C. W, 2-17 vs. Penn State Durham, N.C. W, vs. Purdue Durham, N.C. W, 5- Texas Tournament 23 vs. Ohio State #21 Austin, Texas Canceled 23 vs. Michigan #2 Austin, Texas L, 2-24 vs. Michigan #2 Austin, Texas W, 1- [8] 24 at Texas Austin, Texas L, vs. Wichita St. Austin, Texas L, Radford Blacksburg, Va. L, 4- MARCH Jacksonville Tournament 2 vs. Iowa State Jacksonville, Fla. L, 2-2 vs. Campbell Jacksonville, Fla. W, 3-3 vs. Presbyterian Jacksonville, Fla. W, at Jacksonville Jacksonville, Fla. L, 4-3 [8] 4 vs. Iowa State Jacksonville, Fla. W, vs. Ball State Orlando, Fla. L, at UCF Orlando, Fla. L, 1-9 Syracuse* Blacksburg, Va. L, 2-9 Syracuse* Blacksburg, Va. L, Syracuse* Blacksburg, Va. W, at Florida State* Tallahassee, Fla. L, 2-17 at Florida State* Tallahassee, Fla. L, at Florida State* Tallahassee, Fla. L, JMU (DH) Blacksburg, Va. PPD 23 Pittsburgh* (DH) Blacksburg, Va. L, Pittsburgh* (DH) Blacksburg, Va. L, 4-24 Pittsburgh* Blacksburg, Va. Canceled 27 at Longwood Farmville, Va. L, at Longwood Farmville, Va. W, Notre Dame* Blacksburg, Va. W, Notre Dame* Blacksburg, Va. L, Notre Dame* Blacksburg, Va. L, 3-1 [8] APRIL 4 Charlotte (DH) Blacksburg, Va. W, Charlotte (DH) Blacksburg, Va. W, at UNC* (DH) Chapel Hill, N.C. L, at UNC* (DH) Chapel Hill, N.C. L, at UNC* Chapel Hill, N.C. L, 4-3 [8] 1 Liberty Blacksburg, Va. W, 1- [8] 11 at Radford Radford, Va. L, at Virginia* Charlottesville, Va. W, at Virginia* Charlottesville, Va. W, at Virginia* Charlottesville, Va. W, at Liberty Lynchburg, Va. L, Duke Blacksburg, Va. 7 p.m. 21 Duke Blacksburg, Va. 12 p.m. 22 Duke Blacksburg, Va. 1 p.m. 27 at Georgia Tech* Atlanta, Ga. 6 p.m. 28 at Georgia Tech* Atlanta, Ga. 1 p.m. 29 at Georgia Tech* Atlanta, Ga. 1 p.m. MAY 2 Hampton (DH) Blacksburg, Va. 3 p.m. 9 ACC Tournament Atlanta, Ga. TBA 1 ACC Tournament Atlanta, Ga. TBA 11 ACC Tournament Atlanta, Ga. TBA 12 ACC Tournament Atlanta, Ga. TBA VIRGINIA TECH Record: 19-25, 5-12 ACC Team Slash:.24/.323/.355 Team ERA: 2.44 Date: April 2-22 Venue: Tech Softball Park Capacity: 1,24 Video: ACCNE (Fri. & Sun.) Radio: HokieSports.com (Sun.) Live Stats: HokieSports.com VT vs. DU: First meeting Last 5: First meeting In Durham: None In Blacksburg: None At Neutral Sites: None Virginia Tech returns home to Tech Softball Park this weekend for its final ACC home series of the season as the Hokies get set for their inaugural three-game series with Duke that will run from April The program will honor six Hokies on Sunday for Senior Day; Mikaela Aiken, Breanna Davenport, Jessie Mehr, Jordan Nichols and Caroline Schoenewald. Most recently in league action, the Hokies (19-25, 5-12 ACC) are coming off of a three-game sweep at Virginia. It was Tech s first sweep in Charlottesville since 27 and the first ACC road sweep since taking three from Georgia Tech in 214. Duke, who s in the middle of their inaugural season, enters the weekend with a record of and an 8-1 mark in ACC play. Head coach Marissa Young was named head coach on July 29, 215 and has been building the program the last two and a half years. This weekend will see two of the top pitching staffs in the ACC go head-to-head. Duke s 2.14 team ERA ranks second while Tech s 2.44 ERA is tied for fourth with Notre Dame. EBERLE EARNS TWO ACC HONORS After an impressive week in the batter s box and in the pitcher s circle, sophomore Carrie Eberle has been named ACC Player of the Week and ACC Co-Pitcher of the Week, the conference office announced Tuesday. Eberle is the first player in the ACC since at least 211 to earn at least a share of both conference weekly awards. She splits Pitcher of the Week honors with Boston College s Allyson Frei. The Charlotte, N.C., native batted.467 with four hits, three RBI, two home runs and a double while going 3- with a.64 ERA in the circle. She allowed only eight hits against 77 batters in five games and allowed only three extra base DUKE Record: 24-22, 8-1 ACC Team Slash:.268/.346/.376 Team ERA: 2.18 hits in three games against UVA, a team with the second-highest slugging percentage in the ACC. NOLAN HEATING UP IN APRIL Junior Caitlyn Nolan has gotten off to a strong start in April where she s hitting.324 with two home runs, four doubles and 11 RBI. She s registered four multi-hit games thus far this month including two in the doubleheader against Charlotte on April 4. Nolan s solo home run, her third of the season, at North Carolina gave the Hokies a 3-2 lead in the top of the eighth. She also recently entered the program s top 1 in assists: 1. Kara Krumhardt (1997-) Bkaye Smith (21-13) Carmen Farmer (2-3) Michelle Meadows (1997-) Kylie McGoldrick (212-15) 4 6. Charisse Mariconda (26-9) Clarisa Crowell (1999-2) Shanel Garofalo (21-4) Kelsey Mericka (212-16) Caitlyn Nolan (216-18) 36 DAIL CLIMBS FRESHMEN Ks CHART Virginia Tech freshman pitcher Jordan has had a standout season in the circle for the Hokies as she continues to climb up the all-time strikeouts chart for a Hokie freshman. MOST STRIKEOUTS - VT FRESHMEN 1. Angela Tincher (25) Ashlee Dobbe (1999) Clarisa Crowell (1999) Kelly Heinz (213) Katie Maynard (23) Jordan Dail (218) Jasmin Harrell (21) Tina Diamond (1996) - 92 THOMAS APPROACHES 8 WINS In his 23rd season, head coach Scot Thomas sits at 79 career wins and is inching towards 8 victories.

2 18 SOFTBALL GAME NOTES No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown High School (Previous School) Jada Crittendon Fr. R/R OF Norfolk, Va. Granby 2 Caroline Schoenewald Sr. R/R OF Jamison, Pa. Central Bucks 3 Keely Rochard Fr. R/R P Williamsburg, Va. Warhill 4 Darby Trull Fr. L/L OF Fort Mill, S.C. Nation Ford 5 Dani Hugney So. R/R U Fairfax Station, Va. Robinson Secondary 6 Taylor Clark So. R/R IF Mechanicsburg, Pa. Mechanicsburg Area 7 Jordan Dail Fr. L/L P Forest, Va. Brookville 8 Mikaela Aiken r-jr. R/R P/3B Longwood, Fla. Lake Brantley 1 Olivia Lattin Jr. R/R 2B Kingston, N.Y. Kingston 11 Cana Davis Fr. R/R OF Harrisonburg, Va. Turner Ashby 12 Hannah Jones So. L/R 1B Orange, Va. Orange County 13 Caitlyn Nolan Jr. R/R SS Bennettsville, S.C. Marlboro County 14 Emma Strouth Jr. R/R OF Julian, N.C. Southeast Guilford 15 Sammi Miller Fr. L/R OF Huntsville, Ohio Indian Lake 18 Mackenzie Lawter Fr. R/R C South Boston, Va. Halifax County 19 Kinsey Johnson Jr. R/R OF Highland, Md. River Hill 2 Sierra Walton Jr. R/R C Des Moines, Iowa Dowling Catholic/Indian Hills CC 22 Breanna Davenport Sr. L/R OF Statesville, N.C. North Iredell 24 Whitney Metz Sr. R/R OF Belle Haven, Va. Northampton 25 Carrie Eberle So. R/R P Charlotte, N.C. Charlotte Catholic 27 Jessie Mehr Sr. R/R IF South Lyon, Mich. South Lyon 3 Molly Stephenson Jr. R/R IF McKinney, Texas McKinney Boyd/Hutchinson CC 31 Kayleigh Addington Fr. R/R U Lexington, Va. Rockbridge 44 Casey Barrett Fr. R/R SS Mechanicsville, Va. Atlee Alphabetical Roster 31 Kayleigh Addington 8 Mikaela Aiken 44 Casey Barrett 6 Taylor Clark Jada Crittendon 7 Jordan Dail 22 Breanna Davenport 11 Cana Davis 25 Carrie Eberle 5 Dani Hugney 19 Kinsey Johnson 12 Hannah Jones 1 Olivia Lattin 18 Mackenzie Lawter 27 Jessie Mehr 24 Whitney Metz 15 Sammi Miller 13 Caitlyn Nolan 3 Keely Rochard 2 Caroline Schoenewald 3 Molly Stephenson 14 Emma Strouth 4 Darby Trull 2 Sierra Walton PRONUNCIATIONS No. Name...Pronuciation 8 Mikaela Aiken...mick-AY- luh 22 Breanna Davenport bre-ANNE-uh DAV-in-port 11 Cana Davis....KAY-nuh 25 Carrie Eberle...EB-er-lee 5 Dani Hugney.... HUGH-gknee 27 Jessie Mehr...Meer (like Meerkat) 3 Keely Rochard... row-shard 2 Caroline Schoenewald...SHOW-in-wald 14 Emma Strouth... StrOWth RETURNING STARTERS (7) GP/S AVG. AB R H HR RBI Breanna Davenport, OF Emma Strouth, OF Olivia Lattin, 2B Caitlyn Nolan, SS Caroline Schoenewald, OF Jessie Mehr, IF Carrie Eberle, P BY CLASS SENIORS (4): Breanna Davenport, Caroline Schoenewald, Jessie Mehr, Whitney Metz JUNIORS (7): Mikaela Aiken, Kinsey Johnson, Emma Strouth, Caitlyn Nolan, Olivia Lattin, Sierra Walton, Molly Stephenson SOPHOMORES (4): Carrie Eberle, Hannah Jones, Taylor Clark, Dani Hugney FRESHMEN (9): Kayleigh Addington, Casey Barrett, Jada Crittendon, Jordan Dail, Cana Davis, Mackenzie Lawter, Keely Rochard, Darby Trull, Sammi Miller BY STATE Virginia: 1; North Carolina: 3; Pennsylvania: 2; South Carolina, 2; Florida: 1; Iowa, 1; Texas, 1; Ohio, 1; Maryland: 1; Michigan: 1; New York: 1 GENERAL INFORMATION University Name...Virginia Tech Location...Blacksburg, Va. Founded Enrollment...31,224 President... Dr. Timothy Sands Director of Athletics...Whit Babcock Nickname...Hokies Mascot...Hokie Bird Colors...Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference...Atlantic Coast Home Park...Tech Softball Park Capacity... 1,24 SOFTBALL HISTORY (THROUGH 217) First Year of Softball All-Time Record All-Time ACC Record ACC Titles...2 NCAA Regional Appearances... 8 (25-8; ) Super Regional Appearances...1 (28) WCWS Appearances...1 (28) SOFTBALL STAFF (THROUGH 217) Head Coach...Scot Thomas Alma Mater...East Tennessee State, 1991 Career/VT Record (23rd year) Assistant Coach:...Angela Tincher O Brien Alma Mater... Virginia Tech, 28 (5th year) Assistant Coach...Justin Miller Alma Mater...Ohio State, 29 (4th year) Volunteer Asst. Coach...Tyler Dawson Director of Softball Ops...Whitney Davis 217 Information Overall Record ACC Record (11th) Starters Returning/Lost...7/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 12/4 Returning Redshirts...1 Newcomers... HokiesSoftball

3 JADA CRITTENDON FRESHMAN OUTFIELD NORFOLK, VA. GRANBY HS 2 CAROLINE SCHOENEWALD SENIOR OUTFIELD JAMISON, PA. CENTRAL BUCKS HS 6 JORDAN DAIL SOPHOMORE INFIELD MECHANICSBURG, PA. MECHANICSBURG AREA HS FRESHMAN PITCHER FOREST, VA. BROOKVILLE HS CAITLYN NOLAN HANNAH JONES JUNIOR SHORTSTOP BENNETTSVILLE, S.C. MARLBORO COUNTY HS SOPHOMORE FIRST BASE ORANGE, VA. ORANGE COUNTY HS JUNIOR OUTFIELD HIGHLAND, MD. RIVER HILL HS SIERRA WALTON JUNIOR CATCHER DES MOINES, IOWA DOWLING CATHOLIC/INDIAN HILLS CC 27 JESSIE MEHR SENIOR INFIELD SOUTH LYON, MICH. SOUTH LYON HS FRESHMAN OUTFIELD FORT MILL, S.C. NATION FORD HS 8 11 CANA DAVIS FRESHMAN OUTFIELD HARRISONBURG, VA. TURNER ASHBY HS 15 EMMA STROUTH SAMMI MILLER JUNIOR OUTFIELD JULIAN, N.C. SOUTHEAST GUILFORD HS FRESHMAN OUTFIELD HUNTSVILLE, OHIO INDIAN LAKE HS MACKENZIE LAWTER FRESHMAN CATCHER SOUTH BOSTON, VA. HALIFAX COUNTY HS 24 BREANNA DAVENPORT 25 WHITNEY METZ SENIOR OUTFIELD STATESVILLE, N.C. NORTH IREDELL HS JUNIOR INFIELD MCKINNEY, TEXAS MCKINNEY BOYD/HUTCHISON CC SOPHOMORE INFIELD FAIRFAX STATION, VA. ROBINSON SECONDARY SCHOOL JUNIOR UTILITY KINGSTON, N.Y. KINGSTON HS 14 MOLLY STEPHENSON DANI HUGNEY OLIVIA LATTIN R-JUNIOR THIRD BASE/PITCHER LONGWOOD, FLA. LAKE BRANTLEY HS MIKAELA AIKEN 2 19 DARBY TRULL FRESHMAN PITCHER WILLIAMSBURG, VA. WARHILL HS KEELY ROCHARD 7 TAYLOR CLARK KINSEY JOHNSON 3 CARRIE EBERLE SENIOR OUTFIELD BELLE HAVEN, VA. NORTHAMPTON HS 31 KAYLEIGH ADDINGTON FRESHMAN UTILITY LEXINGTON, VA. ROCKBRIDGE HS SOPHOMORE PITCHER CHARLOTTE, N.C. CHARLOTTE CATHOLIC 44 CASEY BARRETT FRESHMAN INFIELD MECHANICSVILLE, VA. ATLEE HS 3

4 18 SOFTBALL GAME NOTES SCOT THOMAS Head Coach, 23rd Season Career Record: College: East Tennessee State, 1991 Eight NCAA Regional appearances 28 Women s College World Series 27 ACC Coach of the Year 27, 28, 212, 213 NFCA Regional Coaching Staff of the Year 1999 Atlantic 1 Coach of the Year 1999, 2, 22, 25, 28 & 212 VaSID State Coach of the Year THOMAS CAREER MILESTONES Wins Date Opponent Score 1 3/15/96 UMES 9-1 (5) 1 4/2/99 Saint Peter s /29/1 St. John s /27/4 Virginia 6-3 (8) 4 3/4/7 Stetson 3-5 4/11/9 Boston College 9-1 (6) 6 4/1/12 Maryland /21/15 East Carolina 9- (5) Year Record Postseason , 6-1 (A1) , , , , , 12-8 (Big East) , , , , 4-13 (ACC) NCAA , 12-8 NCAA , 15-5 (ACC Champs) NCAA , 16-5 (ACC Champs) WCWS , , , , 12-8 NCAA , 9-11 NCAA , 19-9 NCAA , 9-14 NCAA , , 5-19 Scot Thomas has had 17 winning seasons in 22 years, building the program from the ground up starting in Became Tech s first head softball coach when he was hired on July 7, In 22 seasons, he has recorded 79 wins averaging 35 wins per season and making the conference tournament championship game eight times (2 Atlantic 1; 2 Big East; 4 ACC). Tech has also advanced to at least the semifinals of eight of the 12 ACC Tournaments its played in since joining the league. Has led the Hokies to eight NCAA Regionals - four-straight from 25-8 and fourconsecutive from Guided Tech to its fourth-straight NCAA Regional in 28, a program first. Tech was seeded 16th nationally and No. 1 at the Columbus Regional in 27. Overall Tech, has been to eight NCAA Regionals. Led Tech to the Women s College World Series in 28, a first for the program. The Hokies also finished a program-best eighth in both final polls that year. Led the Hokies to a 1- upset win over the USA National Team in an exhibition game on March 26, 28 at Oklahoma City, snapping the team s 185-game pre-olympic exhibition tour winning streak. Led the Hokies to Atlantic Coast Conference tournament titles in both 27 and 28. Also led the Hokies to the regular-season title in 27, a program first. Has coached two NFCA/Louisville Slugger All-Americans: Angela Tincher (2nd team in 27; 1st team in 28 and 1st team in 29) and Jenna Rhodes (3rd team in 29). Has had 36 different players named to the VaSID All-State University Team 68 different times, including at least three on each of the last 1 teams. Had four former players play play in the NPF: Angela Tincher and Kelsey Hoffman with the Akron Racers; Jenna Rhodes with the Rockford Thunder/Tennessee Diamonds; and Courtney Liddle with the NY/NJ Comets/Pennsylvania Rebellion. Has had six current or former players represent their respective country in international events: Angela Tincher (USA), Shanel Garofalo (Italy), Charisse Mariconda (Puerto Rico), Ashlee Dobbe, Richelle McGarva and Jess Hodge (Canada). Graduated from East Tennessee State University in 1991 with a bachelor s in physical education. ANGELA TINCHER Assistant Coach, 5th Season College: Virginia Tech, 28 Coaching Experience 214-: Asst. Coach Virginia Tech 211: Asst. Coach, Maryland 21: Asst. Coach, Syracuse Playing Experience 28 USA Softball Player of the Year Three-time NFCA All-American 2,149 career strikeouts (third most in NCAA history) Went with a.78 ERA from 25-8 NCAA ERA Champ (27-8) Led VT to the 28 WCWS Had her No. 1 retired on 9/13/8 JUSTIN MILLER Assistant Coach, 4th Season College: Ohio State, 28 Coaching Experience 215-: Asst. Coach Virginia Tech : Asst. Coach, Presbyterian 211: Asst. Coach, Akron 21: Asst. Coach, Ohio State Playing Experience Two-time team captain Two-time All-Big Ten selection Two-time Wallace Award nominee Hit.335 for his career with 268 hits and 176 RBI B1G Tournament Champs 27, B1G Regular Season Champs HokiesSoftball

5 SCHO ON PACE FOR BREAKOUT SEASON Senior Caroline Schoenewald looks to have saved her best season for last as she is on pace to set career bests in batting average, hits, home runs and runs scored. Her nine doubles this season is a new career high and her 36 hits is also a career best. Against No. 15 Florida State, Schoenewald had a 5 for 9 showing at the plate over three games with two multi-hit games, including a two-double performance in the second contest in the series. She has started in all 44 games this season in center field. 11 NEWCOMERS TIES FOR MOST IN THE ACC Virginia Tech s 11 newcomers made up of nine freshmen and two junior college transfers are tied with Louisvile for the most in the ACC. Of the 11 newcomers, nine saw the field in the first weekend; including seven true freshmen. Of the seven, six registered starts, three drove in runs and two Keely Rochard and Jordan Dail recorded wins in the pitcher s circle. ACC By Newcomers 1. Virginia Tech - 11 Louisville Virginia - 9 Georgia Tech NC State North Carolina Florida State - 6 Notre Dame - 6 EBERLE S SCORELESS STREAK ENDS The weekend of the Texas Invitational saw arguably the best pitching performance in the young career of sophomore Carrie Eberle. Her eight-inning, complete game shutout against No. 2 Michigan marked her third consecutive shutout, all against Power Five competition, and extended her scoreless inning streak to 22. She came on in relief against Wichita State and got her streak up to 23 innings before a run came across, making it the longest streak since Jasmin Harrell s 23.1 straight shutout innings in 212 between March 25 and April 1. Most Consecutive Scoreless IP 1. Angela Tincher, 45.2 (2x: 2/11-24/7; 2/25-3/1/7) 2. Angela Tincher, 35 (Mar. 26-Apr. 9, 26) 3. Angela Tincher, 34 (Mar , 28) 4. Angela Tincher, 33.2 (Feb. 23-Mar. 5, 25) 5. Angela Tincher, 33 (2x: 5/1-19/7; 3/3-4/9/8) 6. Angela Tincher, 31.2 (May 8-18, 28) 7. Angela Tincher, 26.2 (Mar , 27) 8. Jasmin Harrell, 23.1 (Mar. 25-Apr. 1, 212) 9. Carrie Eberle, 23. (Feb , 218) PITCHING AND DEFENSE SHINE IN FEBRUARY During the first month of action, the Hokies boasted strong defense and developed one of the top pitching tandems in the ACC. Sophomore Carrie Eberle posted a 1.15 ERA in the month of February, which ranked second in the ACC, while freshman Jordan Dail ranked ninth with a 1.51 ERA. The Hokies team earned run average of 2. during the first month trailed only Florida State (1.43) and Duke (1.57) in the ACC. Tech s defense also stood out as it entered March with only 11 errors in 13 games and a.97 fielding percentage overall, good enough for third in the conference. EBERLE NAMED ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK BY COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS Carrie Eberle tossed two complete game shutouts and allowed only four hits over 14 innings of work to go 2- at the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. For her efforts, College Sports Madness named her ACC Softball Player of the Week. She struck out eight batters, tying her career high, and surrendered only one base hit against Purdue while also fielding four groundouts herself. She s the first Virginia Tech pitcher since Maggie Tyler in 216 to throw back-to-back complete game shutouts. For her efforts, College Sports Madness named her ACC Softball Player of the Week. MULTIPLE-HIT GAMES (career # in parentheses) Total Strouth (29) Lattin (35) Schoenewald (13) Walton (6) Mehr (2) Nolan (17) Eberle (6) Miller (3) Jones (3) Barrett (2) Clark (2) Johnson (2) Davis (4) Trull (1) Davenport (43) TEAM MULTIPLE-RBI GAMES (career # in parentheses) Total Davenport (2) Mehr (13) Strouth (11) Lattin (12) Nolan (11) Schoenewald (1) Jones (4) Clark (4) Barrett (1) Eberle (2) Miller (1) Johnson (1) TEAM HITTING STREAKS 218 Current Career Strouth Barrett 6-6 Walton Mehr 5-5 Eberle 5-5 Miller 5-5 Schoenewald Lattin Trull 3-3 Nolan 4-6 Clark 2-2 Davenport 1-9 Jones Davis REACHED BASE STREAKS 218 Current Strouth 1 1 Schoenewald 9 7 Nolan 8 - Mehr 8 - Lattin 8 3 Eberle 7 7 Walton 6 1 Barrett 6 2 Miller 6 - Davis 6 6 Clark 5 3 Trull 3 - Jones 3 1 Davenport 2-5

6 THE HOKIES 218 RECORD WHEN... Total Conference Non-Conf Home Away Neutral Day Night vs Left vs Right Run games Run games Run games Extra inns Shutouts Scoring -2 runs Scoring 3-5 runs Scoring 6-9 runs Scoring 1+ runs Opponent -2 runs Opponent 3-5 runs Opponent 6-9 runs Opponent 1+ runs Scored in 1st inning Scores first Opp. scores first After 4 leading After 4 trailing After 4 tied After 5 leading After 5 trailing After 5 tied After 6 leading After 6 trailing After 6 tied Hit home runs Hit 1 home run Hit 2+ home runs Opponent home runs Opponent 1 home run Opponent 2+ HRs Made errors Made 1 error Made 2+ errors Opp. made errors Opp. made 1 error Opp. made 2+ errors Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits are tied ACC STANDINGS (4/16) TEAM ACC PCT W-L PCT Atlantic Florida State Notre Dame Boston College Louisville Syracuse NC State Coastal North Carolina Pittsburgh Georgia Tech Duke Virginia Tech Virginia MILLER BREAKS OUT AT THE ACC/BIG TEN CHALLENGE Despite a tough first weekend at the Sand Dollar Classic, freshman Sammi Miller bounced back in a big way at the ACC/Big Ten Challenge where she went 5 for 1 with four runs scored, a double and her first career home run. Her first career jack went over the right field fence and extended the Hokies to 2- in the fifth inning Both of her starts came in the leadoff spot at designated player. DAIL FANS 12 IN FIRST CAREER START Jordan Dail turned in one of the top performances by a Virginia Tech freshman making her first career start as she struck out 12 batters and allowed one run against Penn State in her first complete game effort and her first career victory. Her 12 Ks tied Kelly Heinz and Angela Tincher for the most by the Hokie freshman in her first career start. Most Strikeouts in First Career Start 1. Jordan Dail, 12 vs. Penn State (2/9/18) Kelly Heinz, 12 vs. Southern Illinois (2/1/13) Angela Tincher, 12 at Stetson (2/12/5) 4. Katie Maynard, 1 vs. Boston (2/14/3) 5. Rachel Pacheco, 1 vs. UNCW (2/14/3) SCHOENEWALD JOINS EXCLUSIVE COMPANY In the loss to Lamar, Caroline Schoenewald became only the fourth Virginia Tech player to have five hits in a game. Schoenewald went 5 for 5 with four runs scored and five RBI, all three career highs, and set a new personal best with two home runs. The senior from Jamison, Pa., fell a triple short of hitting for the cycle, a feat that no Hokie has ever accomplished. Virginia Tech s 5-Hit Games Caroline Schoenewald - vs. Lamar (2/8/18) Breanna Davenport - vs. Louisville (4/14/17) Kelly Brown - vs. UNCG (2/19/6) Shanel Garofalo - vs. Radford (3/3/2) DAVENPORT AND AIKEN SIDELINED IN EARLY-GOING Expected to be key contributors on this year s team, senior Breanna Davenport and redshirt junior Mikaela Aiken are expected to be back for the Texas Invitational after missing the first two weekends while recovering from surgeries. Davenport was a second-team All-ACC selection and a third-team All-Mid-Atlantic Region pick after hitting.333 last season with 1 doubles, eight home runs and 29 RBI. Aiken had a 2.91 ERA and went 7-3 in 18 appearances as a true freshman in 215. HOKIES ADD LAWTER AS MID-YEAR ENROLLEE Virginia Tech added to their catching depth on January 21 when Mackenzie Lawter joined the program in time for the 218 season. Lawter is 17 years old and should be getting set to play her senior year of high school. Lawter was a first-team Conference 16 selection, all-region, all-distirct and Piedmont District Player of the Year as a junior in the spring of 217. Along with teammates Keely Rochard, Jordan Dail, Casey Barrett, Sammi Miller, Darby Trull and Cana Davis, Lawter played travel ball this past season for the Williamsburg Starz. A native of South Boston, Virginia, Lawter is currently double majoring in political science and communications. 28 WCWS SQUAD TURNS 1 The 218 campaign marks 1 years since Virginia Tech s magical run to its second consecutive ACC Championship and the Women s College World Series. Tech finished the 28 season with a overall record and a 16-5 mark in conference play en route to claiming its second consecutive ACC Championship. After beating Michigan in the Super Regionals, Virginia Tech became only the second ACC program to advance to the Women s College World Series. The Hokies and Florida State are still the only two ACC schools to reach Oklahoma City. In the middle of that season, the Hokies pulled off arguably the greatest upset in the history of the sport as Tincher no-hit the United States National Team in a 1- exhibition vcitory. 6

7 18 SOFTBALL GAME NOTES TEAM SINGLE GAME HIGHS Hitting At bats...38 vs Lamar (2/8) Runs scored...19 vs Florida A&M (2/9) Hits vs Florida A&M (2/9) RBI vs Florida A&M (2/9) Doubles...4, 3x; last vs Charlotte (4/4) Triples... 1, 6x; last at Virginia (4/14) Home runs.... 3, at Longwood (3/27) Total bases...23 at Virginia (4/14) Walks vs Florida A&M (2/9) Strikeouts...11at Florida State (3/18) Sac hits... 2, 3x; last at North Carolina (4/6) Sac flies....2 vs Florida A&M (2/9) Stolen bases...3; 2x vs Charlotte (4/4) Hit by pitch...2, 3x; last vs Penn State (2/16) Caught stealing... 1, 7x; last at UNC (4/6) Runners LOB... 12, 3x; last at Virginia (4/14) Fielding Putouts...25 vs Lamar (2/8) Assists... 2 vs. Notre Dame (3/31) Errors...3, 3x; last at Florida State (3/17) Passed balls...2, vs Pitt (3/23) DPs turned...1, 1x; last at UNC (4/8) Pitching Innings pitched vs Lamar (2/8) Runs allowed...1, 2x; last at UNC (4/6) Earned runs....1 at UNC (4/6) Walks allowed vs Lamar (2/8) Strikeouts vs Pitt (2/9) Hits allowed... 1, 2x; last vs Pitt (3/23) Doubles allowed....4 vs Charlotte (4/4) Triples allowed... 2 vs Iowa State (3/4) Homers allowed...2, 2x; last vs Notre Dame (3/31) Wild pitches...5, 2x; last at Florida State (3/18) Hit batters... 4, 2x; last vs Notre Dame (3/31) INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME HIGHS Hitting At bats...5, 4x; last Olivia Lattin at Virginia (4/14) Runs scored... 4, Schoenewald vs Lamar (2/8) Hits.... 5, Caroline Schoenewald vs Lamar (2/8) RBI.... 6, Carrie Eberle vs Florida A&M (2/9) Doubles... 2, 5x; last Sierra Walton at Virginia (4/14) Triples... 1, 6x; last Cana Davis at Virginia (4/14) Home runs.... 2, 2x; Carrie Eberle at Virginia (4/14) Total bases... 12, Schoenewald vs Lamar (2/8) Walks.... 3, 2x; last Carrie Eberle at UNC (4/8) Strikeouts... 3, 2x; last Eberle vs Charlotte (4/4) Sac hits... 1, 2x; last Taylor Clark at Virginia (4/14) Sac flies.... 1, 9x; last Emma Strouth at Virginia (4/14) Stolen bases.... 2, Sammi Miller vs Charlotte (4/4) Hit by pitch...1, 13x; last Davis at Radford (4/11) Caught stealing.. 1, 7x; last Schoenewald at UNC (4/6) Runners LOB...5, 3x; last Nolan at Virginia (4/14) Fielding Putouts... 18, Jessie Mehr vs Notre Dame (3/31) Assists...9, 2x; last Caitlyn Nolan at Virginia (4/13) Errors... 2, 5x; last Taylor Clark vs Charlotte (4/4) Passed balls... 2, Sierra Walton vs Pitt (3/23) Pitching Innings...8, 3x; Carrie Eberle vs Liberty (4/1) Runs allowed...6, 3x; last Jordan Dail at UNC (4/6) ER...6, 2x; last Jordan Dail at UNC (4/6) Walks allowed.... 7, Jordan Dail vs Pitt (3/23) Strikeouts... 13, Jordan Dail vs Pitt (3/23) Hits allowed... 1, Carrie Eberle vs Pitt (3/23) Doubles allowed..4, Keely Rochard vs Charlotte (4/4) Triples allowed... 2, Jordan Dail vs Iowa State (3/4) HR allowed.....2, 2x; last Dail vs Notre Dame (3/31) Wild pitches...5, Jordan Dail vs Lamar (2/8) Hit batters... 4, Jordan Dail vs Penn State (2/9) Statistic National Conference Rank Rank Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L Value National Leader Inning-By-Inning Summary Total Virginia Tech Opponents When the Hokies score... Runs W-L When the opponent scores... Runs W-L Value Conference Value Leader Batting Average (296 ranked) UCLA.359 Louisville.31 Double Plays per Game (296 ranked) Mt. St. Mary's.78 Pittsburgh.68 Doubles per Game (296 ranked) Towson 1.93 Florida St Earned Run Average (296 ranked) Washington.86 Florida St Fielding Percentage (296 ranked) Oklahoma.989 Florida St..979 Hit Batters (22 ranked) Baylor 5 Florida St. 1 Morgan St. California 5 5 Home Runs per game (296 ranked) Arizona 1.37 Georgia Tech 1.7 On Base Percentage (3 ranked) Oklahoma.445 Florida St..395 Scoring (296 ranked) Oklahoma 7.22 Florida St Slugging Percentage (296 ranked) Georgia.563 Florida St..52 Stolen Bases per Game (296 ranked) Southeastern La North Carolina 2.11 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (296 ranked) Oregon 7.78 Florida St Triples per Game (292 ranked) Boston U..5 Syracuse.49 WL Percentage (296 ranked) Washington.953 Florida St..818 Statistic Player National Conference Value National Leader Rank Rank Conference Value Leader Batting Average (149 ranked) Jena Cozza, Massachusetts.515 Bryce Holmgren, Syracuse.417 Doubles (25 ranked) Sydney Sherrill, Florida St. 22 Sydney Sherrill, Florida St. 22 Doubles Per Game (15 ranked) Sydney Sherrill, Florida St..5 Sydney Sherrill, Florida St..5 Earned Run Average (15 ranked) Carrie Eberle Brittany Gray, Georgia.48 Kylee Hanson, Florida St..94 Hit Batters (13 ranked) 12 players tied 1 Kayla Harris, Pittsburgh 1 Hit by Pitch per Game (15 ranked) Jayden Mount, La.-Monroe.56 Jordan Chimento, Boston College.38 Hits (137 ranked) Andria Booth, Gardner-Webb 75 Sydney Sherrill, Florida St. 55 Hits Allowed Per Seven Innings (15 ranked) Carrie Eberle Jordan Dail Value 4.61 Kelly Barnhill, Florida 2.23 Kylee Hanson, Florida St Home Runs Per Game (149 ranked) Katie Prebble, Gardner-Webb.48 Giorgiana Zeremenko, Pittsburgh.33 Home runs (45 ranked) Katie Prebble, Gardner-Webb 21 Giorgiana Zeremenko, Pittsburgh 13 On Base Percentage (148 ranked) Jena Cozza, Massachusetts.65 Bryce Holmgren, Syracuse.558 RBIs (27 ranked) Katie Prebble, Gardner-Webb 62 Runs Batted In Per Game (15 ranked) Katie Prebble, Gardner-Webb 1.41 Jessie Warren, Florida St. 1.5 Runs per Game (146 ranked) Jena Cozza, Massachusetts 1.35 Allison Davis, Virginia.91 Sacrifice Flies (66 ranked) Emma Strouth Jenna Cone, George Washington Sydney Ferrante, Northern Ky. 7 Cait Brooks, Notre Dame 5 7 Sacrifice Hits per game (138 ranked) Mel Woodard, Cleveland St..39 Jazmine Moreno, Duke.26 Saves (31 ranked) Taylor Bauman, FGCU 15 Alexis Holloway, Notre Dame 4 Shutouts (21 ranked) Giselle Juarez, Arizona St. 1 Brittany Pickett, North Carolina 9 Slugging Percentage (299 ranked) Katie Prebble, Gardner-Webb 1.33 Giorgiana Zeremenko, Pittsburgh.75 Stolen Bases (15 ranked) Dasha Hill, Hampton 1.6 Leah Murray, North Carolina.67 Strikeout-to-Walk Ratio (15 ranked) Megan Kleist, Oregon Kylee Hanson, Florida St Strikeouts (148 ranked) Jordan Dail Randi Rupp, Texas St. 252 Alexa Romero, Syracuse 219 Carrie Eberle Strikeouts Per Seven Innings (15 ranked) Jordan Dail Keely Rochard NCAA STATS (4/12) Nicole Newman, Drake 12.2 Alexa Romero, Syracuse Total Bases (147 ranked) Madison Cathcart, Seattle U 127 Sydney Sherrill, Florida St. 13 Toughest to Strike Out (15 ranked) Zamari Hinton, Sacramento St.. Annie Murphy, Boston College 22. Triples (28 ranked) Brittany Younan, Boston U. 9 Alicia Hansen, Syracuse 6 Triples Per Game (149 ranked) Brittany Younan, Boston U..2 Alicia Hansen, Syracuse.15 Victories (36 ranked) Meghan Beaubien, Michigan 25 Brittany Pickett, North Carolina 24 Walks (15 ranked) Holly Speers, Kent St Berlynne Delamora, North Carolina.69 Walks Allowed Per Seven Innings (15 ranked) Lauren Paige, Northern Colo..49 Naomi Dickerson, Georgia Tech HokiesSoftball

8 THE LAST TIME VIRGINIA TECH Recorded 1+ hits in a game , at Virginia [1] (4/14/18) Recorded 15+ hits in a game...17, at Western Carolina [1] (4/25/17) Scored 1+ runs in a game...13, Georgia Tech (4/1/17) Scored 15+ runs in a game....19, vs. Florida A&M (2/9/18) Drew eight walks or more in a game... 8, at Virginia [1] (4/14/18) Stole five or more bases in a game.... 5, vs. UNCG (3/29/11) Hit 3 home runs in a game...3, at Longwood [2] (3/27/18) Hit 4 home runs in a game....4, at No. 11 James Madison [2] (3/29/17) Hit 4+ home runs in a game...5, vs. Virginia (4/3/16) Had 3+ players with 3+ hits in a game... 3-Lauren Duff, 3-Emma Strouth & 3-Caroline Schoenewald, WCU [1] (4/25/17) Turned a triple play...#1 Florida State, L, 12-3 [5] [1] (3/1/17) Highest ranked opponent defeated...#4 Michigan, 6-2, at Gainesville, Fla. (2/2/99) Defeated ranked opponent at home...#6 James Madison, 2-1 (4/6/16) Highest ranked opponent defeated at home #6 James Madison, 2-1 (4/6/16) Defeated ranked opponent on the road #17 Kentucky, 2- (5/19/13) Highest ranked opponent defeated on the road...#6 Michigan, 6-1 (5/25/8) Defeated ranked opponent at neutral site... vs. #2 Michigan, 1- [8], at Austin, Texas (2/24/18) Highest ranked opponent defeated at neutral site... vs. #4 Michigan, 6-2, at Gainesville, Fla. (2/2/99) Defeated a top-1 team....#6 James Madison, 2-1 (4/6/16) Won a run-rule game...florida A&M, 19-1 [5] (2/9/18) Lost a run-rule game... at Radford, 8- [5] (4/19/17) Won an extra-inning game... Liberty, 1- [8] (4/1/18) Lost an extra-inning game...at North Carolina, 4-3 [8] (4/8/18) Was no-hit by.... Alexa Romero, vs. Syracuse, L, 2- (3/9/18) THE LAST TIME A TECH PLAYER Recorded five hits in a game...caroline Schoenewald, vs. Lamar (2/8/18) Recorded four hits in a game... Vanessa Gonzalez and Jessie Mehr, at Virginia (3/3/17) Drove in 5+ runs in a game...6, Carrie Eberle vs. Florida A&M (2/9/18) Scored 4+ runs in a game...caroline Schoenewald, vs. Lamar (2/8/18) Hit a grand slam... Olivia Lattin at Virginia [1] (4/14/18) Hit 2+ home runs in a game... 2, Carrie Eberle at Virginia (4/13/18) Player hit back-to-back home runs... 2nd & 4th inn., Breanna Davenport vs. #1 Florida State [2] (3/1/17) Players hit back-to-back home runs... Breanna Davenport, Emma Strouth at No. 11 James Madison (7th) [2] (3/29/17) Players hit back-to-back-to-back home runs...2nd Inn., K. McGoldrick, K. Smith and K. Mericka vs. Seton Hall (2/21/15) Hit for the cycle....never Had 2+ doubles in a game....sierra Walton at Virginia [1] (4/14/18) Had 2+ triples in a game...2, Courtney Brinkman at ETSU (4/25/2) Drew 4+ walks in a game...4, Courtney Liddle vs. Miami (3/1/12) Stole 3+ bases in a game...3, Kat Banks vs. Boston College (3/27/11) Had a walk-off home run... Caroline Schoenewald vs. Western Carolina, 11-3 (4/19/16) Had a walk-off grand slam... Betty Rose vs. Cornell, 8-4 (3/2/12) Had a walk-off hit... Caroline Schoenewald vs. Liberty, 1- [8] (4/1/18) THE LAST TIME A TECH PITCHER Struck out 15+ batters... 15, Maggie Tyler at USC-Upstate (2/27/16) Struck out 1+ batters... 13, Jordan Dail vs. Pitt [2] (3/23/18) Threw a no-hitter.... Aysha Richardson vs. Seton Hall [5 Inn.] (2/24/17) Threw a 7-inning no-hitter... Maggie Tyler vs. Boston College (3/18/16) Threw a 7+-inning no-hitter.... Angela Tincher vs. Florida State (5/1/8) Threw a perfect game... Jasmin Harrell vs. Liberty [5 Inn.] (5/1/12) Threw a 7+-inning perfect game... Angela Tincher vs. Florida State [8 Inn.] (3/24/7) THE LONGEST GAMES 14 Innings... Virginia Tech 3, Florida State 2; First Round of 25 ACC Championship (College Park, Md.) 13 Innings... Virginia Tech 3, Marshall 2; 213 NCAA Tournament (Lexington, Ky.) 12 Innings...BC 2, VT 1; 23 (Chestnut Hill), VT 1, Louisville ; 25 NCAAs (Knoxville), Arizona 4, VT 3; 28 (Tucson) 11 Innings...VT 2, Liberty 1; 2 (Chattanooga); VT 6, Nevada 5; 25 (Las Vegas) 1 Innings...1 times; last: Virginia Tech 6, Pitt 3; 215 (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 9 Innings...25 times; last: Lamar 1, Virginia Tech 9 (Gulf Shores, Ala.) 8

9 218 RESULTS Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 8, 218 vs #14 Ole Miss L Eberle, C. (L -1) 176 1:47 Feb 8, 218 vs Lamar L 9-1 (9) Eberle, C. (L -2) 176 3: Feb 9, 218 vs Florida A&M W Rochard, K. (W 1-) 16 2: Feb 9, 218 vs Penn State W Dail, J. (W 1-) 26 2:15 Feb 16, 218 vs Penn State W Eberle, C. (W 1-2) 1:3 Feb 16, 218 vs Purdue W Dail, J. (W 2-) 2:1 Feb 17, 218 vs Penn State W Dail, J. (W 3-) 2:2 Feb 18, 218 vs Purdue W Eberle, C. (W 2-2) 2:1 $ Feb 23, 218 vs #2 Michigan L Dail, J. (L 3-1) 1:52 $ Feb 24, 218 vs #2 Michigan W 1- (8) Eberle, C. (W 3-2) 1:4 $ Feb 24, 218 at Texas L Dail, J. (L 3-2) 1:46 $ Feb 25, 218 vs Wichita State L Rochard, K. (L 1-1) 1:44 Feb 28, 218 RADFORD L Dail, J. (L 3-3) 373 1:4 Mar 2, 218 vs Iowa State L Eberle, C. (L 3-3) 113 1:52 Mar 2, 218 vs Campbell W Dail, J. (W 4-3) 114 1;35 Mar 3, 218 vs Presbyterian W Rochard, K. (W 2-1) 113 1:57 Mar 3, 218 at Jacksonville L 3-4 (8) Eberle, C. (L 3-3) 214 1:5 Mar 4, 218 vs Iowa State W Rochard, K. (W 3-1) 1:4 Mar 6, 218 vs Ball State L Rochard, K. (L 3-2) 5 2:5 Mar 6, 218 at UCF L Eberle, C. (L 3-5) 75 1:25 * Mar 9, 218 SYRACUSE-1 L Eberle, C. (L 3-6) - 1:25 * Mar 9, 218 SYRACUSE-2 L Dail, J. (L 4-4) 217 1:49 * Mar 1, 218 SYRACUSE W Eberle, C. (W 4-6) 31 1:34 * Mar 16, 218 at #15 Florida State L Eberle, C. (L 4-7) 623 1:3 * Mar 17, 218 at #15 Florida State L Dail, J. (L 4-5) 832 1:4 * Mar 18, 218 at #15 Florida State L Eberle, C. (L 4-8) 548 1:51 * Mar 23, 218 PITT-1 L Eberle, C. (L 4-9) - 1:43 * Mar 23, 218 PITT-2 L Dail, J. (L 4-6) 293 1:47 Mar 27, 218 at Longwood-1 L Eberle, C. (L 4-1) 26 1:49 Mar 27, 218 at Longwood-2 W Dail, J. (W 5-6) 22 1:5 * Mar 3, 218 NOTRE DAME W Eberle, C. (W 5-1) 284 1:38 * Mar 31, 218 NOTRE DAME-1 L Dail, J. (L 5-7) - 2:15 * Mar 31, 218 NOTRE DAME-2 L 1-3 (8) Eberle, C. (L 5-11) 526 2:7 Apr 4, 218 CHARLOTTE-1 W Rochard, K. (W 4-2) - 2:1 Apr 4, 218 CHARLOTTE-2 W Eberle, C. (W 6-11) 31 1:58 * Apr 6, 218 at North Carolina-1 L Eberle, C. (L 6-12) - 1:41 * Apr 6, 218 at North Carolina-2 L Dail, J. (L 5-8) 489 1:36 * Apr 8, 218 at North Carolina L 3-4 (8) Eberle, C. (L 6-13) 473 2:5 Apr 1, 218 LIBERTY W 1- (8) Eberle, C. (W 7-13) 275 1:52 Apr 11, 218 at Radford L Dail, J. (L 5-9) 387 1:54 * Apr 13, 218 at Virginia W Eberle, C. (W 8-13) 257 2: * Apr 14, 218 at Virginia-1 W Dail, J. (W 6-9) 446 2:3 * Apr 14, 218 at Virginia-2 W Eberle, C. (W 9-13) 446 1:45 Apr 17, 218 at Liberty L Rochard, K. (L 4-3) 69 2:12 () extra inning game 9

10 OVERALL STATISTICS Record: Home: 5-7 Away: 4-12 Neutral: 1-6 Conference: 5-12 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 14 Emma Strouth Carrie Eberle Sierra Walton Caroline Schoenewald Cana Davis Olivia Lattin Caitlyn Nolan Sammi Miller Jessie Mehr Taylor Clark Hannah Jones Casey Barrett Darby Trull Chelsea Whitcomb Breanna Davenport Mackenzie Lawter Kinsey Johnson Kayleigh Addington Mikaela Aiken Whitney Metz Molly Stephenson Keely Rochard Jordan Dail Dani Hugney Totals Opponents LOB - Team (35), Opp (243). DPs turned - Team (11), Opp (15). IBB - Team (1), Eberle, C. 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 8 Mikaela Aiken. - 1 / Carrie Eberle / Jordan Dail / Keely Rochard / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (11), Walton, S. 1, Lawter, M. 1, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (1), Walton, S. 1. SBA/ATT - Walton, S. (31-39), Dail, J. (14-25), Eberle, C. (16-18), Lawter, M. (5-11), Rochard, K. (6-7). 1

11 ACC STATISTICS Record: 5-12 Home: 2-6 Away: 3-6 Conference: 5-12 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 11 Cana Davis Sierra Walton Carrie Eberle Taylor Clark Caroline Schoenewald Caitlyn Nolan Sammi Miller Jessie Mehr Emma Strouth Olivia Lattin Hannah Jones Breanna Davenport Casey Barrett Darby Trull Mackenzie Lawter Kinsey Johnson Keely Rochard Jordan Dail Whitney Metz Dani Hugney Mikaela Aiken Totals Opponents LOB - Team (11), Opp (84). DPs turned - Team (3), Opp (4). (Conference games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 25 Carrie Eberle / Jordan Dail / Keely Rochard / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (5), Walton, S. 4, Lawter, M. 1, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Walton, S. (18-23), Eberle, C. (11-12), Dail, J. (6-1), Rochard, K. (2-2), Lawter, M. (1-1). 11

12 18 SOFTBALL GAME NOTES TEAM BATTING GAME-BY-GAME Date Opponent ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr tb bb ibb sb cs hbp sac sf gdp k po a e lob avg Feb 8 vs Ole Miss Feb 8 vs Lamar Feb 9 vs Florida A&M Feb 9 vs Penn State Feb 16 vs Penn State Feb 16 vs Purdue Feb 17 vs Penn State Feb 18 vs Purdue Feb 23 vs Michigan Feb 24 vs Michigan Feb 24 at Texas Feb 25 vs Wichita State Feb 28 RADFORD Mar 2 vs Iowa State Mar 2 vs Campbell Mar 3 vs Presbyterian Mar 3 at Jacksonville Mar 4 vs Iowa State Mar 6 vs Ball State Mar 6 at UCF *Mar 9 SYRACUSE *Mar 9 SYRACUSE *Mar 1 SYRACUSE *Mar 16 at Florida State *Mar 17 at Florida State *Mar 18 at Florida State *Mar 23 PITT *Mar 23 PITT Mar 27 at Longwood Mar 27 at Longwood *Mar 3 NOTRE DAME *Mar 31 NOTRE DAME *Mar 31 NOTRE DAME Apr 4 CHARLOTTE Apr 4 CHARLOTTE *Apr 6 at North Carolina *Apr 6 at North Carolina *Apr 8 at North Carolina Apr 1 LIBERTY Apr 11 at Radford *Apr 13 at Virginia *Apr 14 at Virginia *Apr 14 at Virginia Apr 17 at Liberty Totals HokiesSoftball

13 18 SOFTBALL GAME NOTES TEAM PITCHING GAME-BY-GAME Date Opponent ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr wp bk hbp dp ibb score w-l sv era Feb 8 vs Ole Miss Feb 8 vs Lamar Feb 9 vs Florida A&M Feb 9 vs Penn State Feb 16 vs Penn State Feb 16 vs Purdue Feb 17 vs Penn State Feb 18 vs Purdue Feb 23 vs Michigan Feb 24 vs Michigan Feb 24 at Texas Feb 25 vs Wichita State Feb 28 RADFORD Mar 2 vs Iowa State Mar 2 vs Campbell Mar 3 vs Presbyterian Mar 3 at Jacksonville Mar 4 vs Iowa State Mar 6 vs Ball State Mar 6 at UCF *Mar 9 SYRACUSE *Mar 9 SYRACUSE *Mar 1 SYRACUSE *Mar 16 at Florida State *Mar 17 at Florida State *Mar 18 at Florida State *Mar 23 PITT *Mar 23 PITT Mar 27 at Longwood Mar 27 at Longwood *Mar 3 NOTRE DAME *Mar 31 NOTRE DAME *Mar 31 NOTRE DAME Apr 4 CHARLOTTE Apr 4 CHARLOTTE *Apr 6 at North Carolina *Apr 6 at North Carolina *Apr 8 at North Carolina Apr 1 LIBERTY Apr 11 at Radford *Apr 13 at Virginia *Apr 14 at Virginia *Apr 14 at Virginia Apr 17 at Liberty Totals HokiesSoftball