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1 Individual Hitting/Fielding Records At-Bats Season: 184, Amy rice, 2004 Career: 630, Amanda Kendrick, Runs Season: 45, Jherica Williams, 2007 Career: 116, Michelle Demmitt, Hits Season: 69, Amanda Kendrick, 1997 Career: 221, Amanda Kendrick, Top-Five Career Hits 1. Amanda Kendrick Angie Lala Michelle Demmitt Tracy Hawkins Amy rice 164 Batting Average Season:.471, Terri Hobbs, 1982 Slugging ercentage Season:.660, Michelle Demmitt, 1999 Career:.486, Michelle Demmitt, Doubles Season: 17, Angie Lala, 1996 Career: 42, Amy rice, Triples Season: 8, Annie Divac, 2000 Career: 20, Annie Divac, Home Runs Season: 8, Amanda Cody, 2006 Career: 18, Kim Sycks, Top-Five Career Home Runs 1. Kim Sycks Amanda Cody Michelle Demmitt 11 Amber Kolle 11 Amy rice 11 Stolen Bases Season: 31, Michelle Demmitt, 1999 Career: 85, Michelle Demmitt Top-Five Career Stolen Bases 1. Michelle Demmitt Maria Barhorst Amanda Kendrick 49 Chris Hawker Frannie Divac 33 Sacrifices Season: 27, Frannie Divac, 1999 Career: 60, Frannie Divac, Base On Balls Season: 30, aula Garfield, 1981 Career: 65, Angie Lala, Runs Batted In Season: 35, Michelle Demmitt, 1999 Career: 112, Angie Lala, Top-Five Career RBI 1. Angie Lala Kim Sycks Michelle Demmitt Amber Kolle Tracy Hawkins 69 utouts Season: 372, Jacqueline Macy, 2007 Career: 775, Kim Sycks, Assists Season: 150, Kristen Bradshaw, 2007 Career: 383, Michelle Demmitt, Individual itching Records Innings itched Season: 254.1, Kristin Bultinck, 2003 Career: 690.1, Kristin Bultinck, Strikeouts Season: 267, Kristin Bultinck, 2003 Career: 581, Kristin Bultinck, Top-Five Career Strikeouts 1. Kristin Bultinck Amanda Cody Kim Sycks Adee Ristas Chris Snyder 229 Games Started Season: 36, Kristin Bultinck, 2003 & Amanda Cody, 2004 Career: 99, Kristin Bultinck, Complete Games Season: 29, Kristin Bultinck, 2003 Career: 77, Kristin Bultinck, Saves Season: 3, Adee Ristas, 1996 Career: 4, Adee Ristas, Wins Season: 19, Adee Ristas, 1997 Career: 47, Kristin Bultinck, Top-Five Winningest itchers 1. Kristin Bultinck Kim Sycks Adee Ristas Teri Hobbs Chris Snyder 29 Deb Gravitt 29 Shutouts Season: 8, Adee Ristas, 1997 & Amanda Cody, 2004 Career: 13, Kim Sycks, & Kristin Bultinck, Earned Run Average Season: 0.80, Deb Gravitt, 1985 & Chris Snyder, 1983 Career: 1.58, Chris Snyder, Top-Five Career ERA 1. Chris Snyder Deb Gravitt Kim Sycks Kristin Bultinck Teri Hobbs 2.21 Team Offensive/Fielding Records Most Games layed: 60 (2004, 2007) Most Wins: 36 (2000) Most Losses: 43 (2004) Least Losses: 3 (1976) Highest Winning ct.:.857 (1976) Most At-Bats: 1579 (2007) Most Runs: 228 (1999) Most Hits: 408 (2007) Most Doubles: 68 (1999) Most Triples: 18 (1995) Most Home Runs: 25 (1999) Most RBIs: 188 (1999) Most Sacrifices: 83 (2001) Most Walks: 136 (2007) Most Strikeouts: 331 (2004) Most Stolen Bases: 92 (1999) Most Hit by itch: 23 (2004) Highest Batting Average:.300 (1999) Highest Slugging ct.:.430 (1999) Highest Fielding ct.:.961 (2000) Most Double lays: 26 (1995) Team itching Records Most Innings itched: (2007) Most Complete Games: 39 (2000, 2003) Least Runs Allowed: 146 (1997) Lowest ERA: 1.77 (2001) Most Strikeouts: 311 (2003) Most Shutouts: 13 (1997) Most Walks: 185 (2004) Most Wild itches: 49 (1998) Most Hit Batters: 29 (2006) Wright 2007 State Volleyball University 31

2 YEAR W L T CT. COACH eg Wynkoop eg Wynkoop Barb Nagel at Davis at Davis at Davis at Davis at Davis at Davis at Davis at Davis Cyndi Lococo Cyndi Lococo Dave Scott Dave Scott Dave Scott All-Time Coaching Records YEAR W L T CT. COACH Jerry Hawker Jerry Hawker Jerry Hawker Jerry Hawker Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Sheila Nahrgang Mike Larabee Mike Larabee Mike Larabee Totals Years Series Records Against Division I Opponents Team Record Akron 9-35 Alabama A&M 1-0 Appalachian State 1-0 Army 2-0 Auburn 0-1 Austin eay 0-2 Ball State 1-8 Belmont 3-0 Birmingham Southern 0-1 Boston University 0-2 Bowling Green 0-8 Butler California 0-1 Cal oly 0-1 Cal State Northridge 0-1 Campbell 0-2 Canisius 1-0 Centenary 0-1 Central Connecticut 1-1 Central Florida 0-2 Charleston 5-1 Charleston Southern 3-0 Charlotte 1-0 Cincinnati 0-2 Cleveland State Coastal Carolina 2-6 Cornell 1-2 Dartmouth 2-0 Dayton Delaware 0-1 Delaware State 1-0 Deaul 0-12 Detroit Team Record Drake 0-1 Drexel 5-2 East Carolina 0-5 Eastern Illinois 2-8 Eastern Kentucky 9-12 Eastern Michigan 0-2 Elon 2-0 Evansville 1-2 Florida State 0-1 Furman 0-1 Gardner Webb 2-0 George Mason 0-3 Georgia Southern 0-1 Georgia State 2-4 Georgia Tech 0-3 Green Bay Harvard 0-2 Hawaii 0-1 UIC 5-43 Illinois State 0-1 Indiana State 0-6 Indiana 1-7 W 2-1 IUUI 2-4 Iona 2-0 Jacksonville State 1-3 James Madison 0-1 Kent State 3-5 Kentucky 5-4 La Salle 0-2 Lehigh 1-0 Liberty 2-1 Lipscomb 0-1 Team Record Long Island 0-1 Louisville 0-1 Loyola Manhattan 1-0 Marshall 2-5 Maryland 1-0 MD-Baltimore County 1-2 McNeese State 1-0 Mercer 4-1 Miami (OH) Michigan 0-2 Michigan State 0-4 Middle Tennessee 0-1 Minnesota 0-1 Missouri 1-0 Morehead State Niagara 1-0 North Carolina A&T 1-0 UNC Greensboro 2-0 UNC Wilmington 0-3 Northern Illinois 1-15 Northwestern 0-2 Notre Dame 0-5 Oakland 1-1 Ohio State 1-25 Ohio 7-22 Oregon State 0-2 enn State 0-3 ittsburgh 5-1 ortland State 0-1 rinceton 0-1 urdue 1-4 Rider 0-1 Team Record St. Francis (A) 1-0 St. John s 0-1 St. Louis 1-1 Samford 0-1 San Diego 0-1 San Diego State 0-1 San Jose State 2-0 Seton Hall 0-1 South Carolina 0-3 South Florida 0-1 Southeast Missouri 0-1 Southern Illinois 0-2 Southern Utah 0-1 Stetson 1-7 Stony Brook 1-0 Temple 0-2 Tennessee 0-5 Tennessee Tech 1-1 UCLA 0-1 UTE 0-1 Toledo 6-7 Towson 1-1 Utah 0-2 Valparaiso 2-8 Vermont 1-1 Virginia 0-5 Wagner 1-0 West Virginia 0-1 Western Illinois 0-4 Western Kentucky 2-4 Western Michigan 0-1 Winthrop 1-8 Youngstown State Wright 2008 State Softball University

3 All-Great Lakes Region First Team 1997 Angie Lala 1999 Amber Kolle All-Great Lakes Region Second Team 1999 Michelle Demmitt 2000 Annie Divac 2001 Nikki Scott All-League First Team 1994 Julie Unsinger, At Large 1996 Angie Lala, UTL 1998 Amanda Kendrick, OF Angie Lala, 1B 2000 Maria Barhorst, OF Kristin Bultinck, Michelle Demmitt, 2B Annie Divac, OF Kim Sycks, UTL 2001 Nikki Scott, Kim Sycks, 1B 2003 Kristin Bultinck, 2005 Amanda Cody, D 2007 Jherica Williams, C/OF All-League Second Team 1995 Julie Unsinger, 3B 1996 Amanda Kendrick, OF 1997 Amanda Kendrick, OF Angie Lala, UTL 1999 Michelle Demmitt, 2B Annie Divac, OF Amber rice, UTL Kim Sycks, Julia Tamai, SS 2001 Maria Barhorst, OF Michelle Demmitt, 2B 2002 Maria Barhorst, OF Kristin Bultinck, Amber rice, 3B Stephanie Salas, D 2003 Erin Hanlon, SS Amy rice, OF Stephanie Salas, 1B Brandi Steiner, 2B 2004 Amanda Cody, Amanda Rutherford, OF 2005 Mary Jane D Arcy, OF Stephanie Salas, 1B 2006 Amanda Cody, D 2007 Kristen Bradshaw, SS All-League Newcomer Team 1995 Jen Divac Amanda Kendrick 1996 Lisa Barr Angie Hook 1997 Frannie Divac 1998 Chrissy Crowe Kim Sycks 1999 Amber Kolle Julia Tamai 2000 Kristin Bultinck 2001 Amy rice Amanda Rutherford Nikki Scott 2002 Stephanie Salas Laura Workman 2004 Amanda Cody 2005 Mary Jane D Arcy 2006 Jessie Granger Michelle Logan Melanie McInally 2007 Jamie erkins Jherica Williams League All-Tournament Team 1996 Ashley Anderson 1997 Corey Shoemaker 1998 Amanda Kendrick 2000 Kim Sycks 2003 Kristin Bultinck Amy rice Stephanie Salas 2004 Amanda Cody 2007 Allison Cox Kristen Farley Malerie Klingler Jacqueline Macy Jamie erkins League Coach of the Year 2000 Sheila Nahrgang League itcher of the Year 2001 Nikki Scott League Newcomer of the Year 2000 Kristin Bultinck 2001 Nikki Scott 2007 Jherica Williams League Tournament MV 2003 Stephanie Salas 2007 Jamie erkins League Tournament itching Award 2003 Kristin Bultinck 2007 Jamie erkins League Tournament Defensive Award 2003 Erin Hanlon 2004 Amy rice 2007 Briauna Birl Third-Team Academic All-American 2001 Maria Barhorst WSU Softball Walk of Fame 2004 at Davis, * Chris Hawker, Teri Hobbs, Cathy Jefferson, Angie Lala, Cindy Mercer, Deborah Loewer, Vicky Mercer, Chris Snyder, Kristin Bultinck, Michelle Demmitt, Kim Sycks, * Head Coach Wright 2007 State Volleyball University 33

4 When it comes to sports, often it's not how a team starts, but how it finishes that is remembered. Such is the case with the 2007 Wright State softball team as after struggling for most of the season and finishing seventh in the Horizon League standings, the Raiders caught fire at the right time and made it a postseason to remember, sweeping four games to win the League tournament title and advancing to the NCAA Regionals in Evanston, Illinois. Along the way, several team records were either tied or broke while just over half of the members of the team received some sort of postseason honor. The season began in Las Vegas with the Louisville Slugger Desert Classic. While Wright State did not pick up a victory on the trip, the Raiders gained valuable experience as five of the six opponents they faced (Cal oly, Cal State Northridge, Oregon State, Southern Utah, UCLA) later qualified for the NCAA Tournament. A 3-2 decision over urdue at the Buzz Classic in Georgia gave Wright State its first win of the season and the Raiders inched closer to the.500 mark with wins over San Jose State and Gardner-Webb later in that tournament, three wins at Morehead State and a doubleheader sweep of Dayton in the home opener. But just when it looked like things were getting back on track, the struggles began again for WSU as the squad dropped four of five games at the Nissan Invitational by a total of five runs, a tournament which also included future NCAA participants Harvard and Winthrop. After taking five of seven from W, Butler, IUUI and Eastern Kentucky, the Raiders won just seven of the final 24 games of the regular season and were shutout eight The Raiders won four straight games to capture the 2007 Horizon League Tournament title despite being the seventh seed. times during that stretch. Three Raiders received All- Horizon League honors as Jherica Williams was named the League's Newcomer of the Year and was selected First Team All- League. Kristen Bradshaw was named to the Second Team while erkins joined Williams on the All-Newcomer Team. Heading into postseason, Viking Field in Cleveland already had significance in Wright State softball history as the Raiders won the Horizon League Tournament title the last time it hosted the tournament in That tournament saw WSU, as the eighth seed, win four straight to advance to the NCAA Regionals for the first time in school history. Wright State faced a similar circumstance in 2007 in being the seventh seed and the Raiders had another bit of history of their side as they had won eight of their last nine games at Viking Field, starting with the 2003 championship. Could history repeat itself? In the case of the Raiders, the answer was a resounding yes, despite the overwhelming odds. In the opening round, WSU knocked off #2 seed Cleveland State 4-3, marking the second straight year that the Raiders had defeated the Vikings in the first game of the tournament. Wright State then advanced to the winner's bracket finals with a 7-2 decision over #6 seed Butler, scoring five runs in the fifth to pull away. Wright State then took on #4 seed UIC in the winner's bracket finals and it didn't look good for the Raiders early as the Flames jumped out to a 3-0 lead after four innings. A Michelle Logan RBI groundout and a two-run double by Kristen Bradshaw, however, in the fifth tied the game and WSU tallied the winning run an inning later on a Jamie erkins double followed by a single from Jacqueline Macy. It was then a rematch with Cleveland State for the Horizon League title and again the Raiders fell behind early, trailing 3-0 after three innings. Wright State, though, answered with three of its own in the fourth on a Jherica Williams RBI triple, a erkins hit up the middle and a Macy triple to 34 Wright 2008 State Softball University

5 right center. The game remained tied until the decisive eighth when WSU scored four times, the key blow being a three-run double to the gap in the right center off the bat of Kristen Farley. Again, the 2007 championship game was like 2003 in that Wright State defeated Cleveland State by a similar score (7-5 in 2003, 7-3 in 2007) and that the game was decided in the final inning by a Raider driving in three runs with one swing of the bat (Farley in 2007, Stephanie Salas with a three-run home run in 2003). Six Raiders received All-Tournament honors, led by erkins, who was selected for both the MV and itching Awards. erkins hit.500 in the tournament offensively with four runs scored and in the circle, was 2-0 with a save, did not allow a run and gave up just five hits in 10.2 innings with five strikeouts and no walks. Also named to the All-Tournament Team was Malerie Klingler, who hit.417 in the tournament; Allison Cox, who earned the win over Butler in the winner's bracket semifinals and hit.400 at the plate; Farley, who along with the three-run double in the championship had two other doubles and drove in a teamhigh five overall; and Macy, who.467 with three RBI. Briauna Birl rounded out the list of honorees as she was chosen for the Defensive layer Award. Wright State faced a difficult task in the opening round of the NCAA Regionals against host Northwestern, a team that finished as the national runnerup in 2006, was ranked #6 in the country and was the second seed for the tournament. The Raiders, though, battled tough before falling to the Wildcats 4-1. Northwestern later went on to the College World Series. WSU then trailed Notre Dame Jamie erkins (left) was named Tournament MV and received the itching Award while Briauna Birl (middle) received the Defensive Award. just 1-0 heading to the bottom of the sixth in an elimination game, but the Irish added two insurance runs and went on to the 3-0 decision, ending Wright State's incredible postseason run. Single-season marks were set in runs scored (Williams, 45), putouts (Macy, 372) and assists (Bradshaw, 150) while team single-season records were either tied or set in games played (60, tying 2004), at bats (1579), hits (408) and innings pitched (390.1). In the final Horizon League rankings, the Raiders as a squad led or tied for the Horizon League lead in runs scored (227), triples (12) and stolen bases (78). Individually, Williams paced the League in runs scored (45) and triples (5) while placing second in stolen bases (26) and total bases (95) and tying for second in doubles (15). Bradshaw was second in the League in runs scored (41) and walks (26), third in stolen bases (14) and tied for third in RBI (34). Five Raiders were selected to the All-Tournament Team in Jamie erkins, Allison Cox, Kristen Farley, Malerie Klingler and Jacqueline Macy. Wright 2007 State Volleyball University 35

6 2007 Raider Softball Overall Statistics for Wright State (as of May 19, 2007) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 10-8 Away: 8-13 Neutral: 7-14 Horizon: 8-10 layer AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HB SO GD OB% SF SH SB-ATT O A E FLD% 25 WILLIAMS, Jherica BRADSHAW, Kristen FARLEY, Kristen HILEN, Danielle LOGAN, Michelle ERKINS, Jamie SCHERER, atti BIRL, Briauna MACY, Jacqueline D'ARCY, Mary Jane KLINGLER, Malerie COX, Allison SCHROEDER, Erica BOEHMER, Dana HENRY, Bridget DAVIS, Ashley McINALLY, Melanie FAULKNER, Ericka CLASADDLE, Ashle Totals Opponents LOB - Team (363), Opp (388). Ds turned - Team (22), Opp (14). IBB - Team (2), WILLIAMS 2, Opp (12). icked off - MACY 1, HENRY 1, BIRL 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) layer ERA W-L A GS CG SHO/CBO SV I H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg W HB BK SFA SHA 4 ERKINS, Jamie / COX, Allison / CLASADDLE, Ashle / D'ARCY, Mary Jane / BOEHMER, Dana / Totals / Opponents / B - Team (12), FARLEY 6, WILLIAMS 5, HILEN 1, Opp (7). ickoffs - Team (0), Opp (3). SBA/ATT - FARLEY (35-44), COX (36-44), ERKINS (28-34), HILEN (15-16), WILLIAMS (12-16), McINALLY (4-5), D'ARCY (2-3). 36 Wright 2008 State Softball University

7 2007 Raider Softball Conference statistics for Wright State (as of May 06, 2007) (Horizon games only Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 8-10 Home: 4-5 Away: 4-5 Horizon: 8-10 layer AVG G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HB SO GD OB% SF SH SB-ATT O A E FLD% 25 WILLIAMS, Jherica LOGAN, Michelle FARLEY, Kristen MACY, Jacqueline BRADSHAW, Kristen ERKINS, Jamie BIRL, Briauna KLINGLER, Malerie BOEHMER, Dana SCHERER, atti COX, Allison SCHROEDER, Erica HENRY, Bridget HILEN, Danielle Totals Opponents LOB - Team (138), Opp (119). Ds turned - Team (9), Opp (7). IBB - Team (1), WILLIAMS 1, Opp (4). (Horizon games only Sorted by Earned run avg) layer ERA W-L A GS CG SHO/CBO SV I H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg W HB BK SFA SHA 4 ERKINS, Jamie / COX, Allison / Totals / Opponents / B - Team (4), WILLIAMS 2, FARLEY 2, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - FARLEY (12-16), COX (8-11), ERKINS (7-11), WILLIAMS (3-6). Wright 2007 State Volleyball University 37

8 2007 Raider Softball Game Results for Wright State (as of May 19, 2007) (All games) Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inns Overall Horizon itcher of record Attend Time / $2/16/07 vs Cal State Northridge 0-8 L 0 0 2/ ERKINS (L 0-1) 65 1:33 $2/16/07 vs Southern Utah 2-16 L 2 3 4/ COX (L 0-1) 73 1:54 $2/17/07 vs Oregon State 2-9 L 2 6 2/ ERKINS (L 0-2) 94 2:05 $2/17/07 vs Cal oly 1-9 L 1 4 2/ COX (L 0-2) 100 1:35 $2/18/07 vs ortland State 2-8 L / COX (L 0-3) 94 2:27 $2/18/07 vs UCLA 2-12 L 2 2 3/ ERKINS (L 0-3) 206 1:48 ^3/2/07 vs Middle Tennessee 0-9 L 0 2 2/ COX (L 0-4) 147 1:17 ^3/2/07 vs urdue W / COX (W 1-4) 137 1:38 ^3/3/07 vs San Jose State W / COX (W 2-4) 69 2:06 ^3/3/07 vs Winthrop 3-19 L 3 5 4/ COX (L 2-5) 69 1:59 ^3/4/07 vs Gardner-Webb W / ERKINS (W 1-3) 67 1:53 ^3/4/07 vs Centenary 3-8 L 3 8 1/ COX (L 2-6) 74 1:58 3/10/07 at Morehead State W / COX (W 3-6) 173 1:35 +3/10/07 vs Oakland 5-6 L 5 9 0/ ERKINS (L 1-4) 57 2:11 +3/11/07 vs Oakland W / COX (W 4-6) 108 1:54 3/11/07 vs Morehead State W / ERKINS (W 2-4) 227 1:57 3/20/07 Dayton W / ERKINS (W 3-4) 153 1:32 3/20/07 Dayton W / COX (W 5-6) - vs Winthrop 0-2 L 0 5 0/ ERKINS (L 3-5) 42 vs Mercer 5-6 L 5 9 2/ ( 9) ERKINS (L 3-6) 87 vs Harvard 8-9 L 8 7 4/ ERKINS (L 3-7) 58 vs Winthrop W / ERKINS (W 4-7) 28 vs Harvard 4-5 L / ERKINS (L 4-8) 39 1:39 3/28/07 W W / ERKINS (W 5-8) 63 1:22 3/28/07 W W / COX (W 6-6) - 1:27 *3/31/07 Butler 1-5 L 1 4 3/ ERKINS (L 5-9) 113 1:38 *3/31/07 Butler 4-7 L 4 6 4/ COX (L 6-7) - 1:43 *4/1/07 Butler W / ERKINS (W 6-9) 128 1:47 4/3/07 IUUI W / COX (W 7-7) 62 1:59 4/4/07 Eastern Kentucky W / COX (W 8-7) 32 1:52 4/4/07 Eastern Kentucky 5-11 L 5 5 5/ ERKINS (L 6-10) - 2:06 *4/6/07 at Loyola 0-4 L 0 7 2/ COX (L 8-8) 102 1:53 *4/6/07 at Loyola 2-3 L 2 2 0/ ( 9) ERKINS (L 6-11) - 2:19 *4/14/07 at Cleveland State W / ERKINS (W 7-11) - 1:51 *4/14/07 at Cleveland State W / COX (W 9-8) 64 1:54 4/17/07 Miami 2-4 L 2 4 1/ ERKINS (L 7-12) 48 1:42 4/17/07 Miami 0-7 L 0 5 1/ COX (L 9-9) - 1:51 4/19/07 at Ball State 0-8 L 0 4 3/ ERKINS (L 7-13) - 1:19 4/19/07 at Ball State 1-2 L 1 3 1/ COX (L 9-10) 53 1:44 *4/21/07 at UW-Green Bay 0-4 L 0 5 0/ ERKINS (L 7-14) - 1:38 *4/21/07 at UW-Green Bay 8-9 L / ( 9) COX (L 9-11) 212 2:33 *4/22/07 at UW-Green Bay W / COX (W 10-11) 140 1:38 4/25/07 at Ohio 0-8 L 0 4 1/ COX (L 10-12) - 1:36 4/25/07 at Ohio 0-1 L 0 6 1/ ERKINS (L 7-15) 67 1:27 *4/28/07 Youngstown State 5-7 L / ERKINS (L 7-16) 179 2:02 *4/28/07 Youngstown State W / COX (W 11-12) - 1:44 *4/29/07 Youngstown State W / COX (W 12-12) 98 1:45 5/1/07 at Ohio State 0-8 L 0 2 0/ ERKINS (L 7-17) 196 1:36 5/1/07 at Ohio State 0-8 L 0 1 2/ COX (L 12-13) 225 1:14 *5/3/07 at Detroit 1-4 L 1 4 0/ ERKINS (L 7-18) - 1:53 *5/3/07 at Detroit W / COX (W 13-13) 132 1:40 *5/5/07 UIC 3-4 L 3 8 2/ ERKINS (L 7-19) 128 1:47 *5/5/07 UIC W / ERKINS (W 8-19) - 2:19 *5/6/07 UIC 4-9 L 4 9 2/ ERKINS (L 8-20) 226 1:57 #5/10/07 at Cleveland State W / COX (W 14-13) 98 1:49 #5/11/07 vs Butler W / COX (W 15-13) 109 1:42 5/11/07 vs UIC W / ERKINS (W 9-20) 96 1:40 #5/12/07 at Cleveland State W / ( 8) ERKINS (W 10-20) 103 1:37!5/18/07 at Northwestern 1-4 L 1 2 1/ COX (L 15-14) 640 1:48!5/19/07 vs Notre Dame 0-3 L 0 3 2/ COX (L 15-15) 653 1:36 $ = Louisville Slugger Desert Classic (Las Vegas, NV) ^ = Buzz Classic (Woodstock, GA) + = at Morehead = Mercer Nissan Invitational (Macon, GA) * = Horizon League Games # = Horizon League Tournament (Cleveland, OH)! = NCAA Regionals (Evanston, IL) () extra inning game 38 Wright 2008 State Softball University

9 league overall W L T ct. H A W L T ct. H A N Loyola Cleveland State Green Bay UIC Youngstown State Butler Wright State Detroit C/ 1B 2B 2B SS SS OF OF D First Team All-Horizon League Krista Crosson, So., Loyola Amy Solava, Fr., Loyola Kaleigh Rafter, Jr., Detroit Ashley Mitchell, Sr., Loyola Amanda Houchin, So., Cleveland State Katerina Krause, Jr., Loyola Christa Coppus, So., Cleveland State Sarah Dickey, Sr., Detroit McKenzie Bedra, Jr., Youngstown State Ashlee Ackerman, Jr., UIC Jherica Williams, Jr., Wright State Sarah Clynes, So., UIC 1B SS OF OF D UT Second Team All-Horizon League Anna Bluemel, Jr., Green Bay Amanda Macenko, Fr., Cleveland State Amy Hyerczyk, Jr., Butler Kristen Bradshaw, Fr., Wright State Brooke Frydendall, Fr., UIC Autumn Grove, Fr., Youngstown State Mollie Kaebisch, So., Green Bay Melissa Marinacci, So., UIC Tara Miller, Sr., Loyola Michele enney, Sr., Cleveland State Katie Cooney, Fr., Green Bay Adrienne Baran, Sr., Detroit /OF C/OF SS OF D D Horizon League All-Newcomer Team Amanda Macenko, Fr., Cleveland State Jamie erkins, Fr., Wright State Amy Solava, Fr., Loyola Jhericha Williams, Jr., Wright State Bridget aine, Fr., Butler Brooke Frydenfall, Fr., UIC Ashlee Ackerman, Jr., UIC Katie Cooney, Fr., Green Bay Kristen Medrud, Fr., Loyola Autumn Grove, Fr. Youngstown State layers of the Year: Sarah Clynes, UIC & Kaleigh Rafter, Detroit itcher of the Year: Amy Solava, Loyola Newcomer of the Year: Jherica Williams, Wright State Coach of the Year: Yvette Healy, Loyola Horizon League All-Tournament Team /D Sarah Clynes, So., UIC /D Allison Cox, Fr., Wright State Amanda Macenko, Fr., Cleveland State Nikki Naffziger, Jr., Butler /OF Jamie erkins, Fr., Wright State 1B Jacqueline Macy, Jr., Wright State 2B Malerie Klingler, Fr., Wright State SS Christa Coppus, So., Cleveland State SS Brooke Frydendall, Fr., UIC OF Kristen Farley, Sr., Wright State OF Jenny Jacobs, Jr., Butler D Lia Gordon, Fr., Cleveland State Tournament MV: Jamie erkins, Wright State Offensive Award: Christa Coppus, Cleveland State itching Award: Jamie erkins, Wright State Defensive Award: Briauna Birl, Fr., OF, Wright State Horizon League Championship Results Cleveland, OH Thursday, May 10 Game 8: UIC 2, Loyola 1 (12 inn.) Game 1: #7 Wright State 4, #2 Cleveland State 3 Game 9: Butler 7, Detroit 1 Game 2: #6 Butler 2, #3 Green Bay 1 (12 inn.) Game 10: Cleveland State 5, Loyola 2 Game 3: #4 UIC 1, #5 Youngstown State 0 Game 11: Wright State 4, UIC 3 Game 4: #1 Loyola 4, #8 Detroit 0 Game 12: Cleveland State 2, Butler (9 inn.) Game 5: Cleveland State 4, Green Bay 3 Game 6: Detroit 8, Youngstown State 5 Friday, May 11 Game 7: Wright State 7, Butler 2 Saturday, May 12 Game 13: Cleveland State 8, UIC 7 Game 14: Wright State 7, Cleveland State 3 (8 inn.) Wright 2007 State Volleyball University 39

10 28 Ashleigh Jackson 18 Jacqueline Macy R/R Sr. Middletown, OH Madison 19 Briauna Birl 23 Stephanie Leep 24 Justine Shilt 25 Jherica Williams 9 Sharon alma 11 Michelle Logan 12 Kristen Bradshaw 14 Malerie Klingler 3 Louie Haney 4 Jamie erkins 5 Heather Bauer 6 Allison Cox 7 Bridget Henry Mike Larabee Sue Carpenter Jay Skrabacz Dave Brittingham 1 Mollie Berry Head Coach Fourth Season Assistant Coach Second Season Assistant Coach Second Season Assistant Coach Third Season OF L/R Fr. Oregon, OH Clay / L/R Fr. Springfield, IL Chatham-Glenwood /OF R/R So. Convoy, OH Crestview R/R Fr. Medina, OH Highland R/R So. Chillicothe, OH Zane Trace R/R Sr. Hamilton, OH Hamilton L/L So. Grand Rapids, MI Northview OF L/R Sr. Fairborn, OH Fairborn R/R So. ortsmouth, OH Northwest R/R So. Oakwood, OH aulding C/OF L/R So. Texarkana, TX Texas OF R/R Fr. Springfield, OH North L/R Fr. Greenville, OH Greenville C/OF R/R Sr. iqua, OH iqua UTL/ R/R Fr. Johnson City, TN Science Hill 40 Wright 2008 State Softball University