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1 Georgia State Sports Communications 125 Decatur Street, Suite 130, Atlanta, Ga Russell Dorn: Graduate Assistant - Sports Communications Office: (404) Cell: (864) athrjd@langate.gsu.edu GeorgiaStateSports.com Games 25: Georgia State March 17, 2010 Bob Heck Field Panthersville 2010 Georgia State Softball Schedule Date Opponent Location Time FEBRUARY Georgia State First Pitch Classic 13 SAINT LOUIS PANTHERSVILLE CANCELED 13 ARMY PANTHERSVILLE CANCELED 14 WESTERN CAROLINA PANTHERSVILLE CANCELED 14 No. 3 Seed vs. No. 4 Seed PANTHERSVILLE CANCELED 14 No. 1 Seed vs. No. 2 Seed PANTHERSVILLE CANCELED 17 AUBURN PANTHERSVILLE W, 6-5 (8) Panther Invitational 20 TEMPLE PANTHERSVILLE W, 10-0 (5) 20 EASTERN ILLINOIS PANTHERSVILLE W, EAST TENNESSEE STATE PANTHERSVILLE W, 8-7 (9) 21 EASTERN ILLINOIS PANTHERSVILLE W, at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. W, at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. L, SIENA PANTHERSVILLE W, SIENA PANTHERSVILLE W, at Kennesaw State Kennesaw, Ga. L, 2-0 MARCH 4 HOWARD PANTHERSVILLE W, HOWARD PANTHERSVILLE W, 10-1 Buzz Classic 5 North Florida Woodstock, Ga. L, No. 23 Kentucky Woodstock, Ga. W, Bowling Green Woodstock, Ga. W, Dartmouth Woodstock, Ga. W, Western Kentucky Woodstock, Ga. L, No. 8 GEORGIA TECH PANTHERSVILLE L, 7-3 Springhill Suites Buckhead Classic 13 Mercer Atlanta, Ga. W, Fordham Atlanta, Ga. L, No. 8 Georgia Tech Atlanta, Ga. L, Fordham Atlanta, Ga. W, MERCER PANTHERSVILLE W, TULSA PANTHERSVILLE W, 5-4 (8) 17 SAMFORD PANTHERSVILLE 4 p.m. 24 KENNESAW STATE PANTHERSVILLE 4 p.m. 27 * at UNC Wilmington (DH) Wilmington, N.C. 12 p.m. 28 * at UNC Wilmington Wilmington, N.C. 12 p.m. 31 CHATTANOOGA (DH) PANTHERSVILLE 5 p.m. APRIL 2 * DREXEL PANTHERSVILLE 5 p.m. 3 * DREXEL (DH) PANTHERSVILLE 12 p.m. 7 at Furman (DH) Greenville, S.C. 3 p.m. 10 * at Delaware (DH) Newark, Del. 12 p.m. 11 * at Delaware Newark, Del. 12 p.m. 17 * JAMES MADISON (DH) PANTHERSVILLE 12 p.m. 18 * JAMES MADISON PANTHERSVILLE 12 p.m. 24 * at George Mason (DH) Fairfax, Va. 12 p.m. 25 * at George Mason Fairfax, Va. 12 p.m. MAY 1 * HOFSTRA (DH) PANTHERSVILLE 12 p.m. 2 * HOFSTRA PANTHERSVILLE 12 p.m. 7 * TOWSON (DH) PANTHERSVILLE 12 p.m. 8 * TOWSON (Senior Day) PANTHERSVILLE 12 p.m CAA Tournament TBA TBA * CAA Contest ALL TIMES EASTERN AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE 2010 Records Georgia State: 16-8 (0-0 CAA) Samford: 8-10 (1-2 SoCon) Head Coaches Samford: Beanie Ketcham (Oklahoma State, 1993) Career Record: Georgia State: Bob Heck (Georgia, 1951) Career Record: Series Record (Last Result) Georgia State leads Fordham, 1-0 (GSU, 1999, 8-0) Georgia State leads Mercer, (MU, 2009, 4-3) Georgia Tech leads (GT, 2010, 7-3) Following the Samford game Live statistics available at GeorgiaStateSports.com On the heels of a pair of come-from-behind victories yesterday over Mercer and Tulsa, the Georgia State softball team returns to action today when it hosts Southern Conference-member Samford in a 4 p.m. contest on St. Patrick s Day at Panthersville. Georgia State leads the series against long-time A-Sun rival Samford with the Panthers winning the last contest in 2004, 4-2. Samford is led by sophomore Robyn Harmon, who is batting.388 with 19 hits. Pitcher Stephanie Royall leads the team with four victories. The Samford game will be available via livestats. On the year, GSU is 10-2 inside the friendly confines of Bob Heck Field, only dropping contests to nationally-ranked Georgia Tech and Eastern Illinois. The Panthers will look to get out to a fast start after falling behind in the first inning in both of yesterday s contests. So far this season GSU is outscoring its opponents , but being outscored in the first inning. Georgia State is only 4-6 when trailing after the first inning with two of those victories coming in yesterday s games. So far this season, GSU has made a knack for winning close contests as it is 5-1 in one-run games and 3-0 in extra-inning affairs. Several Panthers have stepped up recently including freshmen McCall Langford and Audrey Mason, junior Lauren Jones and senior Danielle Roddy. Langford is currently 6-1 on the season with a slim 1.28 ERA while Mason has come on strong since the Siena games as she is now second on the team in batting average at.314 with 16 hits, two home runs and 10 RBI. Jones leads the team in batting average (.343) and hits (23) and also has four homers and 14 RBI. Roddy is just shy of.300 (.299) but has 20 hits, 15 walks and 10 RBI. A trio of seniors continue to move closer to school-record marks. Roddy is nearing the top in a trio of categories. Already the school s career leader with walks (118), she is also now second in runs scored (141), fourth in doubles (40) and fifth in hits (208). Rachel Cunningham is now fifth in RBI (91), while Lily Skelton is fifth in home runs (21).

2 Quick Facts General Location...Atlanta, Ga. Founded Enrollment...30,000 Nickname... Panthers Colors...Blue and White Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) President...Dr. Mark P. Becker/2nd Year Athletics Director... Cheryl L. Levick/2nd Year Senior Woman Administrator...Gail D. Barksdale Faculty Representative...Dr. Andrew Sumner Athletics Department Phone...(404) Athletics Department Website... Program History First Year of Fast-Pitch Softball All-Time Program Record (.544) All-Time CAA Record (.680) Years in NCAA Regionals/Last...1/1994 Record in NCAA Tournament Record in CAA Tournament Conference Titles...6 (1 CAA Reg. Season, 2 NSWAC, 3 TAAC) Home Field Home Field... Bob Heck Field Capacity Field Dimensions...LF: 190/CF: 220/RF: 190 Surface... Natural Grass/Clay Softball Staff Head Coach...Bob Heck Record at GSU (Years) /23rd Season Career Record (Years)...Same Assistant Coaches... Roger Kincaid, Christine Sheridan Athletic Trainer... Elise Anderson Strength & Conditioning Coach...Jamal Terry Softball Administrator...Allison George Softball Office Phone...(404) Office Fax...(404) Team Information 2009 Overall Record CAA Record (Finish) (2nd) Home Record Road Record Neutral Site Record CAA Tournament Finish /3rd Letterwinners Returning/Lost...15/6 Position Starters Returning/Lost... 5/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost... 3/3 Newcomers...6 Sports Communications Associate A.D...Allison George Assistant A.D... Charlie Taylor Assistant SID...Mike Holmes Graduate Assistant...Cavan Fosnes Graduate Assistant... Justin Glover Graduate Assistant (SB Contact)...Russell Dorn Office Phone...(404) Fax...(404) Cell Phone...(864) athrjd@langate.gsu.edu Mailing Address...P.O. Box Atlanta, Ga Overnight Address Decatur Street, Suite Atlanta, Ga Around the Bases UPSETTING A RANKED OPPONENT Georgia State s 7-1 victory over No. 23 Kentucky was a historic one for the Panthers. It marked just the third time that GSU has beaten a ranked opponent. The first such event occured in 1994 when Cal St. Northridge, ranked sixth, was toppled by Georgia State, 2-1. In 2002, No. 10 Florida Atlantic fell to GSU, 3-2. PANTHERS HONORED BY THE CAA Three Panthers have been honored by the CAA so far this season. For her efforts during the week of Feb , junior first baseman Lauren Jones was named CAA Player of the Week. During the week, the Stockbridge, Ga., product hit.533 with eight hits, four runs scored, a HR and three RBI. Senior Lily Skelton and freshman McCall Langford were honored during the week of March 2-8 with Player and Rookie of the Week, respectively. Skelton led the Panthers to a 5-2 record on the week, including a 7-1 upset over nationally 23rd-ranked Kentucky. The senior bat.500 on the week with three homers, 11 RBI, eight runs scored and five walks. In game two of a doubleheader against Howard on Thursday, Skelton was 3-for-4 with four RBI. At the Buzz Classic, she hit homers in three straight games, including a two-run shot against No. 23 Kentucky. Skelton was named to the All-Tournament team at the Buzz Classic as the Panthers finished sixth out of 22 teams after going 3-2. Langford guided GSU to a 7-1 win over No. 23 Kentucky at the Buzz Classic as she tossed a complete game. Langford allowed 10 hits and no earned runs. She also struck out one batter, while walking only one. ONCE THEY GET PAST THE FIRST INNING Georgia State has had trouble in the first inning this season being outscored However, once GSU gets past the first it is blasting opponents in the remaining innings. The squad is 4-6 when losing after the first with two of the wins coming in rallys against Mercer and Tulsa on March 16. MASON PRODUCES GAME WINNERS Freshman outfielder Audrey Mason came through big for the Panthers in their doubleheader sweep against Siena on Feb. 24. In game one with the Panthers trailing 2-1 with two outs in the sixth inning, the Kennesaw, Ga., product doubled scoring two runs as GSU rallied to win, 4-2. In game two, Mason produced another game winner with two outs. With the score deadlocked at one in the fifth, Mason hit a single that scored Danielle Roddy and Lauren Fetters pushing the score to 3-1. In the sixth, with the Panthers hovering around the eight-run rule, Mason tripled, scoring two, to end the game after six, 9-1. Mason did it again in a 3-2 seventh-inning rally over Mercer on March 13. With the Panthers trailing 2-1, she hit a double to right field that scored the tying run. Advancing to third on the throw, she scored on a Lauren Jones single to win the game. LANGFORD IMPRESSIVE IN ROOKIE CAMPAIGN Freshman pitcher McCall Langford has begun the year strong going 6-1 with a 1.28 ERA in 54.2 innings pitched. The LaGrange, Ga., native pitched a complete game against No. 23 Kentucky, allowing only one run. STARTING OFF THE YEAR STRONG Before breaking fingers on her right hand, freshman Whitney Phillips was having a remarkable beginning to her Panther career. Through three games the Stockbridge, Ga., native was batting.556 with a slugging percentage. She had five hits with three triples and a double and had driven in four RBI.

3 Head Coach Bob Heck 23RD SEASON ( ) Georgia State s living legend of softball, Bob Heck, took the program from slow-pitch to fast-pitch status 25 years ago and has continued the growth pattern ever since. When the normal called for two years to take a program into NCAA fast-pitch, Bob Heck said he could do it in one. When Georgia State moved to the Colonial Athletic Association in and some sports needed time to grow, Bob Heck stepped up to the challenge and won the regular-season title in his first year and advanced to the tournament championship game. Heck enters the 2010 season with 1,218 games coached in 22 seasons as the head coach at Georgia State. With 658 career victories, he ranks among the nation s active leaders. Heck has earned Coach of the Year honors in both the Atlantic Sun and the CAA. He has coached six conference champions and one NCAA tournament team. Heck has reached seven other conference championship games. During his career at State, Heck has had 48 student-athletes earn first team allconference recognition and 30 more earn second team honors, while six have received All-Freshmen honors. Five conference players of the year, five conference rookies of the year (including a streak of four straight), one pitcher of the year, two scholar-athletes of the year and one CAA 25th Anniversary Team member also dot coach Heck s resume. Prior to beginning the school s fast-pitch program in 1985 Heck had a long and successful career as a national bank examiner and as the Vice President of the Atlanta Federal Reserve, with whom he retired in Heck also served our country in World War II as a member of the U.S. Navy before graduating from the University of Georgia in Bob Heck Year-By-Year Year Won Lost Tie Games Honors 1985(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) NSWAC Champs 1990(6) NSWAC Champs 1991(7) (8) TAAC Champs 1993(9) TAAC Champs 1994(10) TAAC Champs NCAA Regionals TAAC Coach of the Year 1995(11) (12) (13) (14) Retired, (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) CAA Reg-Season Champs CAA Coach of the Year 2007(20) (21) (22) (23) Totals: 23 years ,244 PLAYING TO THE END Around the Bases Last season Georgia State had 12 of its 50 games decided by one run and played in five extra-inning games. So far this season, the Panthers have played in 6 one-run games and three extra-inning affairs. Ten games have been decided by two runs or less. The Panthers are 5-1 in one-run contests and 3-0 in extra-inning games. BESS MAKING THE MOST OF HER CHANCE Junior Tiffany Bess didn t start the game against Auburn but made her presence known when she came in during the seventh inning to pinch hit. The Watkinsville, Ga., native promptly bashed a two-run home run that ignited the GSU rally. In the next inning, while playing left field, Bess tossed out a runner at home plate to preserve the tied ball game. CLOSING IN ON RECORDS Georgia State seniors Rachel Cunningham, Danielle Roddy and Lily Skelton are inching closer and closer to several school career records. Cunningham is know in fifth place for career RBI with 91 and four doubles away from the top five, while Skelton is currently in the fifth spot for career HRs with 21. Roddy, who already holds the school record for career walks, is now second in runs scored (141), fourth in doubles (40) and fifth in hits (208). HOME SWEET HOME Despite the First Pitch Classic cancelation, Georgia State plays a remarkable 28 home games at Panthersville this season and 37 of its 52 games inside the Atlanta area. The Panthers will only leave the state of Georgia this year for trips to UNC Wilmington (Wilmington, N.C.), Furman (Greenville, S.C.), Delaware (Newark, Del.) and George Mason (Fairfax, Va.) So far this season the Panthers are 10-2 at the friendly Bob Heck Field confines. RAIN, RAIN, GO AWAY The 2010 Georgia State First Pitch Classic that was scheduled for Feb was canceled due to snowstorms that moved through the area on the 12th. Both Army and Saint Louis could not find flights that would land in Atlanta and efforts to play a doubleheader with Western Carolina on Sunday were for not as the weather prevented the area from being playable. It was the first time in six years of hosting the First Pitch Classic that the entire tournament had to be canceled due to weather. JOINING THE SQUAD Georgia State welcomed six new members to the Panthers squad this season. Freshmen McCall Langford (P), Audrey Mason (OF), Paige Nowacki (3B), Whitney Phillips (OF) and Carrie Williams (OF) and Virginia Tech transfer Heather Lowry (P) all have seen their first action in GSU blue and white this spring. SIGNED FOR 2011 Four new Panthers have already signed on for next softball season. Incoming freshmen include Jessica Clifton (Locust Grove, Ga.), Megan Kildahl (Shadydale, Ga.), Kaitlyn Medlam (Bethlehem, Ga.) and Madeleine Stanton (Alpharetta, Ga.)

4 Around the Bases LEADERS ON THE FIELD This years co-captains are senior Lauren Fetters (OF) and junior Lauren Jones (1B). Fetters has made a career of pinch running while Jones is entering her second year of starting at first base after starting at center field as a freshman. A PROUD TRADITION In its softball history, Georgia State boasts six conference championships, five conference Player of the Year awards, five conference Rookie of the Year awards, one conference Pitcher of the Year award, two conference Coach of the Year awards, two conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year awards, 94 All-Conference honorees and over 750 wins. A LITTLE LONGER TREK FOR THE HOLIDAYS Sophomore Cassie Boese (Middlebury, Ind.) is the only Panther that is not from the state of Georgia. CAA 25th ANNIVERSARY TEAM GSU had one former Panther great named to the CAA 25th Anniversary Team. Former pitcher Elizabeth Hyman ( ) earned a spot on the 25-member squad after producing a stellar 2006 season that included CAA Pitcher of the Year honors and a spot on the All-CAA first team. On the season Hyman was with a 2.17 ERA and 260 strikeouts. GSU LOOKS FOR FIVE IN A ROW Georgia State currently has a string of four-straight CAA Rookie of the Year award winners. Jackie Jaegle first won the award in 2006 followed by Danielle Roddy (2007), Catherine Lee (2008) and Alana Thomas (2009). REAL STUDENT-ATHLETES The Georgia State softball team produced another solid semester in the classroom during the fall recording an overall team GPA of Thirteen student-athletes nothched GPA s above a 3.2 including three with perfect 4.0 GPAs. Seniors Lauren Fetters (4.0) and Elizabeth Thomas (4.0) and sophomore Cassie Boese (4.06) each earned a spot on the President s List. Opponents by Conference American East Atlantic ACC A-Sun Big Big East Big South Big Ten Big West CAA Conference USA Great West Horizon League Independent Ivy League MAAC Mid-American MEAC Missouri Valley Mountain West Northeast Ohio Valley Pacific Coast Pac Patriot SEC Southern Conference Southland SWAC Sun Belt The Summit League WAC Total:

5 2010 Georgia State Softball Roster (Alphabetical) No. Name Position B/T Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 16 Emily Althafer C R/R 5-8 So. Sugar Hill, Ga./North Gwinnett 12 Tiffany Bess OF R/R 5-3 Jr. Watkinsville, Ga./Oconee County 28 Cassie Boese SS/2B L/R 5-6 So. Middlebury, Ind./Northridge 27 Erin Collins P R/R 5-8 So. Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hill 25 Rachel Cunningham SS R/R 5-6 Sr. Alpharetta, Ga./South Forsyth 11 Lauren Fetters OF R/R 5-2 Sr. Canton, Ga./Sequoyah 15 Lauren Jones 1B R/R 5-7 Jr. Stockbridge, Ga./Union Grove 26 Megan Kallatsa 1B R/R 5-8 So. Tyrone, Ga./Sandy Creek 13 McCall Langford P L/L 5-7 Fr. LaGrange, Ga./LaGrange 17 Heather Lowry P R/R 5-5 Jr. Riverdale, Ga./Jonesboro/Virginia Tech 30 Audrey Mason OF R/R 5-7 Fr. Kennesaw, Ga./North Cobb 23 Paige Nowacki IF R/R 5-7 Fr. McDonough, Ga./Ola 10 Whitney Phillips IF R/R 5-6 Fr. Stockbridge, Ga./Heritage 24 Danielle Roddy 3B L/R 5-4 Sr. Canton, Ga./Woodstock 14 Rebecca Roles 2B R/R 5-7 Jr. Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hill 29 Lily Skelton C/3B R/R 5-9 Sr. McDonough, Ga./Union Grove 18 Chelsea Sparks OF L/R 5-5 So. Palmetto, Ga./Northgate 21 Alana Thomas P R/R 5-8 So. Athens, Ga./Oconee County 20 Elizabeth Thomas P L/R 5-4 Sr. Athens, Ga./Oconee County 19 Emily Whitaker OF L/L 5-5 So. Sugar Hill, Ga./North Gwinnett 22 Carrie Williams OF R/R 5-9 Fr. Woodstock, Ga.Woodstock 2010 Georgia State Softball Roster (Numerical) No. Name Position B/T Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 10 Whitney Phillips IF R/R 5-6 Fr. Stockbridge, Ga./Heritage 11 Lauren Fetters OF R/R 5-2 Sr. Canton, Ga./Sequoyah 12 Tiffany Bess OF R/R 5-3 Jr. Watkinsville, Ga./Oconee County 13 McCall Langford P L/L 5-7 Fr. LaGrange, Ga./LaGrange 14 Rebecca Roles 2B R/R 5-7 Jr. Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hill 15 Lauren Jones 1B R/R 5-7 Jr. Stockbridge, Ga./Union Grove 16 Emily Althafer C R/R 5-8 So. Sugar Hill, Ga./North Gwinnett 17 Heather Lowry P R/R 5-5 Jr. Riverdale, Ga./Jonesboro/Virginia Tech 18 Chelsea Sparks OF L/R 5-5 So. Palmetto, Ga./Northgate 19 Emily Whitaker OF L/L 5-5 So. Sugar Hill, Ga./North Gwinnett 20 Elizabeth Thomas P L/R 5-4 Sr. Athens, Ga./Oconee County 21 Alana Thomas P R/R 5-8 So. Athens, Ga./Oconee County 22 Carrie Williams OF R/R 5-9 Fr. Woodstock, Ga.Woodstock 23 Paige Nowacki IF R/R 5-7 Fr. McDonough, Ga./Ola 24 Danielle Roddy 3B L/R 5-4 Sr. Canton, Ga./Woodstock 25 Rachel Cunningham SS R/R 5-6 Sr. Alpharetta, Ga./South Forsyth 26 Megan Kallatsa 1B R/R 5-8 So. Tyrone, Ga./Sandy Creek 27 Erin Collins P R/R 5-8 So. Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hill 28 Cassie Boese SS/2B L/R 5-6 So. Middlebury, Ind./Northridge 29 Lily Skelton C/3B R/R 5-9 Sr. McDonough, Ga./Union Grove 30 Audrey Mason OF R/R 5-7 Fr. Kennesaw, Ga./North Cobb Coaching Staff Head Coach: Bob Heck (Georgia, 1951) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Roger Kincaid (Georgia, 1981) Assistant Coach: Christine Sheridan (Georgia Tech, 2006) Pronunciation Guide 16 Emily Althafer (All-TAY-fur) 18 Chelsea Sparks (CHEL-see) 21 Alana Thomas (uh-lane-uh) 23 Paige Nowacki (No-WACK-ee) 26 Megan Kallatsa (Kuh-LOT-suh) 28 Cassie Boese (Baze)

6 SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS BATTING Batting Average 1. Michelle Parker, Catherine Lee, Michelle Parker, Theresa Bredwell, Corrie Roberts, Danielle Roddy, Hits 1. Gretchen Gruber, Corrie Roberts, Theresa Bredwell, Catherine Lee, Cindy Gillies, Michelle Parker, Doubles 1. Corrie Roberts, Corrie Roberts, Cindy Gillies, Catherine Lee, M.K. Branan, Nichole Griffin, Triples 1. Gretchen Gruber, Gretchen Gruber, Six tied with...8 Home Runs 1. Catherine Lee, Katie Blue, Lily Skelton, Buffie Chournos, Corrie Roberts, Meghan McCoy, Nichole Griffin, Runs Scored 1. Catherine Lee, Danielle Roddy, Danielle Roddy, Jennifer Morgan, Brownie Caldwell, Corrie Roberts, At Bats 1. Gretchen Gruber, Susan Fryer, Corrie Roberts, Jennifer Morgan, Stacey Anderson, Runs Batted In 1. Catherine Lee, Heather Smith, Corrie Roberts, Nichole Griffin, Corrie Roberts, Corrie Roberts, Slugging Percentage 1. Catherine Lee, Corrie Roberts, Corrie Roberts, Mel DelGallo, Danielle Polley, Corrie Roberts, Walks 1. Danielle Roddy, Meghan McCoy, Danielle Roddy, Danielle Roddy, Alison Bradford, Jennifer Morgan, Stolen Bases 1. Missy Hall, Corrie Roberts, Missy Hall, Brownie Caldwell, Jennifer Morgan, Kaci Clark, Corrie Roberts is in the top five in several season offensive categories including batting average, hits, doubles, home runs, runs scored, at bats, RBIs, slugging percentage and stolen bases. PITCHING ERA 1. Kaci Clark, Debbie Hale, Karen Roy, Mel DelGallo, Alicia Mills, Debbie Hale, Strikeouts 1. Elizabeth Hyman, Kaci Clark, Elizabeth Hyman, Kaci Clark, Andrea McNary, Wins 1. Lora Lischinsky, Kaci Clark, Missy Radaker, Andrea McNary, Kaci Clark, Shutouts 1. Kaci Clark, Debbie Hale Kaci Clark, Andrea McNary, Angela Buckem, Stacy Peterson, Innings Pitched 1. Lora Lischinsky, Jaci Davis, Kaci Clark, Andrea McNary, Elizabeth Hyman, Complete Games 1. Lara Lischinsky, Jaci Davis, Kaci Clark, Kaci Clark, Andrea McNary, Missy Radaker,

7 CAREER RECORDS BATTING Batting Average 1. Catherine Lee ( ) Michelle Parker, Corrie Roberts, Theresa Bredwell, Missy Hall, PITCHING ERA 1. Kaci Clark, Elizabeth Hyman, Andrea McNary, Jaci Davis, Angela Buckem, Hits 1. Corrie Roberts, Michelle Parker, Susan Fryer, Cheryl Bodziony, Danielle Roddy, Doubles 1. Corrie Roberts, Cheryl Bodziony, Mary Brannan, Danielle Roddy, Michelle Parker, Triples 1. Mel DelGallo, Heather Smith, Corrie Roberts, Brownie Caldwell, Home Runs 1. Corrie Roberts, Meghan McCoy, Danielle Polley, Catherine Lee, Lily Skelton, Mel DelGallo, Nichole Griffin, Danielle Roddy has a chance to move into the recrod books in most offensive categories this season Runs Batted In 1. Corrie Roberts, Heather Smith, Michelle Parker, Mel DelGallo, Rachel Cunningham, Walks 1. Danielle Roddy, Jennifer Morgan, Meghan McCoy, Alison Braford, Paige Elsner, Runs Scored 1. Corrie Roberts, Danielle Roddy, Susan Fryer, Michelle Parker, Brownie Caldwell, Wins 1. Lora Lischinsky, Stacy Peterson, Angela Buckem, Andrea McNary, Madi Gore, Strikeouts 1. Andrea McNary, Elizabeth Hyman, Kaci Clark, Madi Gore, Angela Buckem, Innings Pitched 1. Andrea McNary, Lora Lischinsky, Stacy Peterson, Angela Buckem, At Bats 1. Susan Fryer, Amanda Corley, Michelle Parker, Jennifer Morgan, Elizabeth Hyman is second in career ERA (1.69) and strikeouts (492). Meghan McCoy is second in home runs (24) and third in walks (79).