2017 LADY MULERIDER SOFTBALL QUICK FACTS

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1 General Name of School... City/Zip... Magnolia, AR Founded Enrollment... 4,771 Nickname... Lady Muleriders School Colors... Royal Blue (PMS 293) and Gold (PMS 110) Home Field... Lady Mulerider Field Capacity Affiliation... NCAA Division II Conference... Great American President... Dr. Trey Berry Alma Mater, Yr... Ouachita Baptist/1984 Athletics Director... Steve Browning Alma Mater, Yr... Southern Arkansas / 2001 Athletic Dept. Phone... (870) History First Year of Softball: All-Time Record: (.482) No. Years in NCAA Tournament Play/Last:... 2 / 2016 Last Post-Season Appearance: DII Women s College World Series (2-2) Result:... L, 0-9 vs. North Alabama W, 7-0 vs. Charleston W, 7-4 vs. West Texas A&M L, 2-10 vs. North Alabama Milestone Wins First Win... 2/26/99 vs. Missouri-Rolla (W, 1-0) 100th Win...4/14/02 at Henderson State (W, 12-2) 200th Win...3/17/06 vs. Hillsdale (W, 4-3) 300th Win...3/20/12 at Delta State (W, 1-0) 400th Win... 4/19/15 vs. Southern Nazarene (W, 11-3) Media Information Live Stats... Provided by SAU Sports Information Live Video... Provided by SAU Sports Information Coaching Staff Head Coach...Jason Anderson Alma Mater, Year... Arkansas Tech, 2001 Record at SAU (Third Year) Career Record (10th year) (.781) ...JasonAnderson@saumag.edu Twitter...@JAnderson_Coach Softball Office Phone... (870) Best Time To Reach Coach...Mornings Assistant Coach...Kayla English Alma Mater, Year...Dayton, 2015 Graduate Assistant Coach...Autumn Suydam Alma Mater, Year...East Central, 2016 Student Assistant Coach...Kimmy Beasley Team Information 2016 Overall Record Conference Record/Finish /2nd Final Ranking Last Year (Poll)...4th (NFCA) Lettermen Returning... 9 Lettermen Lost...11 Starters Returning... 3 (pos.) / 1 (pitcher) Starters Lost... 6 (pos.) / 1 (pitcher) Newcomers Sports Information Sports Information Director...Daniel Gallegos SID ... sausid@saumag.edu SID Office Phone...(870) SID Cell Phone...(501) SID Fax... (870) SID Graduate Assistants:...Jacob Pumphrey, Darian Harris SID Student Assistants:... Mikaela Blase, Kelsey Collatt Overnight Address E. University Street Magnolia, AR Athletics Website... Athletics Twitter...@MuleriderSports Softball Twitter...@SAUSoftball

2 Date Opponent Location Time/Result Feb. 3 % Washburn University Magnolia, Ark. 4:30 P.M. Feb. 4 % Newman University Magnolia, Ark. 2:30 P.M. Feb. 4 % Tarleton State University Magnolia, Ark. 5 P.M. Feb. 5 % Texas A&M University - Commerce Magnolia, Ark. 1:30 P.M. Feb. 11 ^ Texas Woman s University Grand Prairie, Texas 11 A.M. Feb. 11 ^ Lubbock Christian University (Texas) Grand Prairie, Texas 1:30 P.M. Feb. 12 ^ Texas Permian Basin Grand Prairie, Texas 10 A.M. Feb. 12 ^ Texas A&M University - Kingsville Grand Prairie, Texas 12:30 P.M. Feb. 17! Northwest Missouri State University Bentonville, Ark. 9 A.M. Feb. 17! University Of Central Missouri Bentonville, Ark. 3 P.M. Feb. 18! Northeastern State University Bentonville, Ark. 9 A.M. Feb. 18! Fort Hays State University Bentonville, Ark. 1 P.M. Feb. 19! Missouri Southern State University Bentonville, Ark. 1 P.M. Feb. 19! Rogers State University (Okla.) Bentonville, Ark. 3 P.M. Feb. 24 * East Central University (DH) Ada, Okla. 2 P.M. Feb. 25 * East Central University (DH) Ada, Okla. NOON Mar. 3 * Oklahoma Baptist University (DH) Shawnee, Okla. 2 P.M. Mar. 4 * Oklahoma Baptist University (DH) Shawnee, Okla. NOON Mar. 10 * Southern Nazarene University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. 4 P.M. Mar. 11 * Southern Nazarene University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. NOON Mar. 17 * Southwestern Oklahoma State University (DH) Weatherford, Okla. 1 P.M. Mar. 18 * Southwestern Oklahoma State University (DH) Weatherford, Okla. 11 A.M. Mar. 24 * Northwestern Oklahoma State University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. 4 P.M. Mar. 25 * Northwestern Oklahoma State University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. 11 A.M. Mar. 31 * Ouachita Baptist University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. 4 P.M. Apr. 1 * Ouachita Baptist University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. 1 P.M. Apr. 4 * University of Arkansas at Monticello (DH) Magnolia, Ark. 4 P.M. Apr. 7 * Henderson State University (DH) Arkadelphia, Ark. 4 P.M. Apr. 8 * Henderson State University (DH) Arkadelphia, Ark. 2 P.M. Apr. 14 * Harding University (DH) Searcy, Ark. 2 P.M. Apr. 15 * Harding University (DH) Searcy, Ark. NOON Apr. 18 * University of Arkansas at Monticello (DH) Monticello, Ark. 2 P.M. Apr. 21 * Arkansas Tech University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. 4 P.M. Apr. 22 * Arkansas Tech University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. NOON Apr. 28 * Southeastern Oklahoma State University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. 3 P.M. Apr. 29 * Southeastern Oklahoma State University (DH) Magnolia, Ark. NOON Great American Conference Championships May 4-6 Great American Conference Tournament Bentonville, Ark. TBD NCAA Central Region Tournament May Central Sub-Region Tournament TBD TBD May Central Super Region Tournament TBD TBD NCAA DII Women s College World Series May NCAA DII Women s College World Series Salem, Va. TBD Bold Home Game * - Great American Conference Game % - SAU Softball Tournament ^ - Lubbock Christian Tournament! UAM 8-State Classic 2017 Softball Schedule

3 2017 Softball Roster # Full Name POS. HT. CLS. B/T Hometown/Previous School 1 Faith Otts INF 5-7 Fr. R/R Benton, Ark./Harmony Grove HS 2 Peyton Jenkins RHP/UTL 5-6 R-Sr. R/R Bryant, Ark./Univ. of Central Arkansas 3 Yulissa Hinojosa INF 5-8 Fr. L/R McAllen, Texas/Nikki Rowe HS 4 Tyler Casada C 5-6 R-Sr. R/R Rowlett, Texas/Butler Community College 5 Abbie Dow 1B 5-10 Fr. R/R Bonham, Texas/Sam Rayburn HS 6 Meleya Belden OF 5-7 Fr. R/R Pryor, Okla./Pryor HS 7 Megan Godoyo OF 5-6 Jr. R/R Vandalia, Ill./Wabash Valley College 8 Victoria Taylor RHP 5-8 Fr. R/R Greenwood, Ark./Greenwood HS 10 Corbin Talbert C/UTL 5-3 Fr. R/R Sheridan, Ark./Sheridan HS 11 Reagan Patterson C/UT 5-5 Sr. R/R Mineral Wells, Texas/St. Mary s Univ. 12 Taylor Stricklin OF 5-3 So. L/L Houston, Texas/Goose Creek Memorial HS 13 Jill Roye LHP/1B 5-10 Jr. L/L McAlester, Okla./Connors State College 14 Reagan Nichols RHP 6-1 Fr. R/R Harrison, Ark./Bergman HS 15 Chloe Hicks OF 5-7 R-Fr. L/R Hughes Spring, Texas/Hughes Spring HS 16 Marina Duran INF 5-4 Jr. R/R Chino, Calif./Tyler Junior College 17 Rachel Miller OF 5-11 Fr. R/L Rusk, Texas/Rusk HS 20 Hailee Hollan RHP 5-7 Fr. R/R Hallsville, Texas/Hallsville HS 21 Kaylee Garner RHP 5-11 Sr. R/R Danbury, Texas/Texas State University 22 Sydney Johnson OF 5-5 Jr. L/R Quitman, Ark./Quitman HS 23 Monica Islava INF 5-7 Jr. R/R Nogales, Ariz./Butler Community College 25 Cortnye Pool LHP 5-6 R-Fr. L/L Fayetteville, Ark./Fayetteville HS 27 Carolina Sanchez RHP 6-0 Jr. R/R Shreveport, La./Louisiana Tech Univ. 33 Miranda Cuff RHP 5-4 Sr. R/R Clarksdale, Miss./Delta Academy 34 Maddie Dow 3B/UTL 5-9 Sr. R/R Bonham, Texas/Sam Rayburn HS 44 Brooke Goad OF 5-6 R-Jr. L/L Waxahachie, Texas/Waxahachie HS Top Returners (Pos.) Pos. Ht. Cls. Key Statistics Avg. H/AB OBP% SLG% HR RBI SB/SBA Tyler Casada C 5-6 R-Sr / /-- Maddie Dow 3B/DP 5-9 Sr / /-- Brooke Goad OF 5-6 R-Jr / /5 Returners (Pitcher) Pos. Ht. Cls. Key Statistics ERA W-L SV IP K/BB Opp. Avg. App/GS Kaylee Garner P 5-11 Sr / /31 Peyton Jenkins P 5-6 R-Sr / /1 Key Newcomers Pos. Ht. Cls. Hometown/Previous School Meleya Belden OF 5-7 Fr. Pryor, Okla./Pryor HS Abbie Dow 1B 5-10 Fr. Bonham, Texas/Sam Rayburn HS Megan Godoyo OF 5-6 Jr. Vandalia, Ill./Wabash Valley College Chloe Hicks OF 5-7 R-Fr. Hughes Spring, Texas/Hughes Spring HS Yulissa Hinojosa INF 5-8 Fr. McAllen, Texas/Nikki Rowe HS Hailee Hollan RHP 5-7 Fr. Hallsville, Texas/Hallsville HS Monica Islava INF 5-7 Jr. Nogales, Ariz./Butler Community College Rachel Miller OF 5-11 Fr. Rusk, Texas/Rusk HS Faith Otts INF 5-7 Fr. Benton, Ark./Harmony Grove HS Cortnye Pool LHP 5-6 R-Fr. Fayetteville, Ark./Fayetteville HS Jill Roye LHP/1B 5-10 Jr. McAlester, Okla./Connors State College Carolina Sanchez RHP 6-0 Jr. Shreveport, La./Louisiana Tech Univ. Corbin Talbert C/UTL 5-3 Fr. Sheridan, Ark./Sheridan HS Victoria Taylor RHP 5-8 Fr. Greenwood, Ark./Greenwood HS

4 Jason Anderson Head Softball Coach 3rd Season at SAU Arkansas Tech (2001) reach new heights. Jason Anderson enters into his third season as the head coach of the Southern Arkansas softball program and in his short time at SAU, Anderson has helped the Lady Mulerider softball program This past year, Anderson guided the Lady Muleriders to their best season in program history as they captured a school-record 53 wins en route to the program s second Great American Conference Tournament Championship, its first Central Region title, and first appearance in the NCAA Division Women s College Softball World Series. The 53 victories in 2016 marked the fourth time in Anderson s nine-year head coaching career that his team has surpassed the 50-win mark, and the first time it has been accomplished in the 18-year history of the Lady Mulerider softball program. During the course of last year, SAU became ranked nationally for the first time in program history in late March, and after seven weeks of being nationally ranked, the club ended the season tabbed fourth in the NFCA DII Top-25 Coaches Poll following a fourth-place finish at the College World Series. It was the sixth time in Anderson s coaching career that his team finished with a top-5 national ranking at the conclusion of the season. Statistically, Anderson s 2016 team finished the year ranked in the top-25 nationally in home runs per game (8th 1.13), slugging percentage (11th.501), win-loss percentage (13th.828), on-base percentage (14th.409), fielding percentage (16th.971), and earned run average (22nd 1.96). The offensive-minded coach, Anderson has helped build a team that has re-written numerous offensive records. In his first season, Anderson s Lady Muleriders established team single-season offensive records in Batting Average, Slugging Percentage, On-Base Percentage, and Walks. This past year, he helped surpass each of those records, while also establishing new team single-season marks in Wins (53), Runs Scored (381), Homeruns (72), Runs Batted In (343), and Total Bases (839). In his first year as the head coach at SAU, Anderson would win 26 games while also leading the Lady Muleriders to their fourth-straight GAC Tournament berth. A proven winner in his career, Anderson, a native of Sheridan, Ark. has amassed an outstanding career coaching record of (.781). The first 226 of those career wins came during a five-year stint at Central Baptist College (Conway, Ark.). In those five seasons at CBC, Anderson lost only 38 games against his 226 wins as he complied an eye-popping.856 winning percentage with the Mustangs. In each of his first three seasons at CBC, Anderson guided the Mustangs to a berth in the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) National Tournament. A five-time NCCAA Regional Coach of the Year, Anderson s 2010 CBC team would go a remarkable 52-1 (.981) en route to a NCCAA National Championship. Anderson would later be named the NCCAA National Coach of the Year that season. In the two seasons following the 2010 national championship, Anderson s Mustangs would win 50+ games twice as they advanced to the NAIA National Tournament in 2011 and In each of those seasons, the Mustangs would end the season nationally-ranked in the top-five. Following the 2012 season, Anderson left CBC and moved to the coaching ranks of NCAA Division II as he became the head coach at the University of North Alabama (Florence, Ala.). In his lone season at UNA, Anderson led North Alabama to one of the

5 best seasons in school history. That year, the Lions put together a record and were ranked as high as No. 10 nationally in the NCAA Division II polls (NFCA). Anderson s UNA team in 2013 would set new single-season school records for wins (40), hits (572), RBIs (330), doubles (108), team batting average (.338) and games played (60), while qualifying for only the second NCAA Regional in UNA history. A total of five players were named to the All-Gulf South Conference team at the end of the year, three of which also landed on the All-South Region squad. After that one year at North Alabama, Anderson moved to the coaching ranks in the Great American Conference (GAC) as he was named head coach at Northwestern Oklahoma State University (Alva, Okla.). including the school record for wins (41) and winning percentage (.732). Offensively, his team would set new school single-season marks in batting average (.325), slugging percentage (.535), runs scored (351), hits (516), doubles (92), homeruns (79), RBIs (322), total bases (853), and walks (174). Along with the team records set, Anderson coached four players who would go on to set or tie 12 single-season individual records. In his career, Anderson has coached the National Pitcher of the Year (2011, 2010), the National Player of the Year (2011), National Newcomer of the Year (2016), 16 All-Americans, 35 All-Conference honorees, and 10 All-Region players. Anderson is married to the former Renee Byford and the couple has two children, Addison and Kyler. While at NWOSU, Anderson would take a team that had not had a winning season since 2008 and turn them into a club. Picked to finish ninth in the preseason GAC coaches poll, Anderson would have his team end up second in the GAC regular season standings after his Rangers club finished in a tie in the loss column, but one game back in the win column to regular season champs, Southeastern Oklahoma. Statistically, Anderson s 2014 Rangers would set numerous records Education: Arkansas Tech University B.A. Sociology/Criminal Justice (2001) Webster University M.B.A (2005) Coaching Experience: Head Coach Central Baptist College 2013 Head Coach University of North Alabama 2014 Head Coach Northwestern Oklahoma State Univ present Head Coach Southern Arkansas Head Coaching Record: Central Baptist College (.856) 2013 University of North Alabama (.667) 2014 Northwestern Oklahoma State (.732) 2015-present Southern Arkansas (.693) 9 years (.781) The Anderson File Career Coaching Year-by-Year: Central Baptist Central Baptist Central Baptist Central Baptist (13-1 MCAC) Central Baptist (21-13 GSC) North Alabama (27-11 GAC) NW Oklahoma (16-16 GAC) Southern Arkansas (33-8 GAC) Southern Arkansas Total

6 Kayla English Assistant Softball Coach 1st Season at SAU Dayton (2015) Kayla English, enters into her first season on the Lady Mulerider Softball staff as an assistant coach and will serve as the team s pitching coach. Prior to her coming to SAU, English was a Graduate Assistant softball coach at Midwestern State University. During her lone year at Midwestern State, English helped coached a pitching staff that was ranked in the top five in strikeouts and batting average against within the Lone Star Conference. Before beginning her coaching career, English was as a notorious pitcher for the University of Dayton in which she spent all four years of her collegiate career. As a freshman, English held the lowest ERA on the team at 2.55 and recorded 134 strikeouts in 140 innings pitched. During her career, she was named Atlantic 10 Pitcher of the Year, 4-time All-Atlantic 10, and first-team All-Conference in 2015, while also being a 10-time conference pitcher of the week. English also logged Dayton s first perfect game in 2015, and a no-hitter in A native of Grapevine, Texas, English holds the record for most strikeouts in a career at Dayton with 564. Additionally, in her career English is third in wins with 53, and fourth in opponent batting average at.222. In her final year with the Dayton Flyers, English had her best statistical year as she recorded a 2.14 ERA with 121 strikeouts in 124 innings pitched en route to being named to the A-10 All-Rookie Team..340 every year. Autumn Suydam Graduate Assistant Softball Coach 1st Season at SAU East Central (2016) Autumn Suydam enters into her first season as a graduate assistant at SAU after spending four years of her collegiate career at GAC- Rival East Central University. Suydam was a starter all four years for the Tigers, and swung a consistent bat with an average over In her career, Suydam received recognition for not only her performance on the field, but also in the classroom. In her senior season, she was named to the Academic All-America First-Team with a 4.0 GPA while pursuing a B.A. in Criminal Justice. Additionally, the Academic All-American was named the Great American Conference Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2016, as well as the Central Regional Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Aside from Suydam s academic accolades, she helped lead her team to it s first-ever GAC Championship in In that year, Suydam hit a career-high.423 with 63 hits and 20 RBI s. As a senior, Suydam went out with a bang with another phenomenal year at the plate hitting.396 with 61 hits, 24 RBI s, and a.526 slugging percentage. Suydam came out in the top-two of her team in batting average her last three years as a Tiger, leading the team her senior year. To add to her offensive success, she also was a speedster on the base paths with 84 career stolen bases.

7 Kimmy Beasley Student Assistant Softball Coach 1st Season at SAU Kimmy Beasley, joins the coaching staff as a student assistant after spending three years at the University of Arkansas and her final season at SAU. During her time with the Razorbacks, Beasley posted a career 3.16 ERA in 301 innings pitched, while also racking up 312 strikeouts including a career-high 171 punch outs in her sophomore season. As a freshman, she had 99 strikeouts in 130 innings pitched, posting an ERA of Her spectacular performance as a freshman would lead her to be named to the All-SEC Freshman Team. In Beasley s sophomore and best statistical year with the Razorbacks, she would rank 13th in all of NCAA Division I softball with her strikeout total and her Strikeouts per Seven Innings mark of 9.3. In that same year, Beasley pitched a career-low 2.61 ERA where she received recognition as an ALL- SEC Second-Team Pitcher. After transferring from U of A, Beasley would continue her successful collegiate career for the Lady Muleriders posting a 1.55 ERA as a senior in innings pitched. She picked up the most wins in the circle for the Lady Muleriders with 26, and a team-high 221 strikeouts, 9 shutouts, 3 saves, while holding the opponent batting average to.198. As a result of the Foreman, Arkansas native s dominance in the circle at SAU, Beasley would accumulate numerous honors such as being named to the D2CCA All-America Third-Team, NFCA DII All-Central Region Second-Team, HERO Sports DII Softball Newcomer of the Year, GAC Newcomer of the Year, and All-GAC First-Team Pitcher. Additionally, Beasley helped lead the Lady Muleriders to its second GAC Conference Tournament Championship in school history, along with a Central Region Championship and SAU s first appearance in the DII Softball College World Series. At the National Championships, the Lady Muleriders would finish among the final four in the tournament, earning the acclaim of being National Semi-Finalists.

8 Southern Arkansas Softball Statistics Summary for Southern Arkansas (2016 FINAL) (All games) Record: Home: 29-2 Away: 15-6 Neutral: 9-3 GAC: 33-8 Date Opponent Score 2/5 LINCOLN UNIV. W 8-0 2/5 SOUTHWEST BAPTIST W 9-0 2/6 NEWMAN UNIV. W 8-0 2/6 ROGERS STATE W 8-0 2/7 TEXAS WOMAN'S W /7 CAMERON W /12 vs Fort Hays St. W /12 vs Wayne State (NE) W 7-3 *2/19 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST W 4-0 *2/19 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST W 5-0 *2/20 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST W 11-0 *2/20 OKLAHOMA BAPTIST W 3-0 *2/26 at Southern Nazarene L 2-10 *2/26 at Southern Nazarene W 8-5 *2/27 at Southern Nazarene L 3-4 *2/27 at Southern Nazarene W 12-1 *3/4 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. W 9-1 *3/4 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. W 3-2 *3/5 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. W 8-0 *3/5 SOUTHWESTERN OKLA. W 8-1 *3/12 at Northwestern Okla. W 16-1 *3/12 at Northwestern Okla. W 1-0 *3/18 at Ouachita Baptist W 11-3 *3/19 at Ouachita Baptist W 9-0 *3/19 at Ouachita Baptist W 7-0 *3/25 HENDERSON STATE W 2-1 *3/25 HENDERSON STATE L 2-3 *3/26 HENDERSON STATE W 6-5 *3/26 HENDERSON STATE W 6-1 *3/29 at UAM W 4-1 *3/29 at UAM L 1-3 *4/1 HARDING W 4-0 *4/1 HARDING W 7-5 *4/2 HARDING W 6-0 *4/2 HARDING W 12-4 *4/8 at #5 Arkansas Tech L 0-2 *4/8 at #5 Arkansas Tech W 7-5 *4/9 at #5 Arkansas Tech L 0-1 *4/9 at #5 Arkansas Tech W 3-1 *4/12 UAM L 3-5 *4/12 UAM W 5-4 *4/15 at Southeastern Okla. W 6-0 *4/15 at Southeastern Okla. W 8-0 *4/16 at Southeastern Okla. W *4/16 at Southeastern Okla. L 2-9 *4/23 EAST CENTRAL W 5-0 *4/23 EAST CENTRAL W 5-2 *4/24 EAST CENTRAL W 3-2 *4/24 EAST CENTRAL W 3-0 $4/28 vs East Central W 3-2 $4/28 vs Henderson State W 5-3 4/30 vs Harding L 4-5 4/30 vs Henderson State W 8-1 5/1 vs Harding W 3-2 5/1 vs Harding W 7-0 ^5/5 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA W 2-0 ^5/6 #11 MO. WESTERN ST. W 6-0 ^5/7 #11 MO. WESTERN ST. W /11 at #7 Arkansas Tech W 2-1 5/12 at #7 Arkansas Tech W 4-1 5/17 vs #3 North Alabama L 0-9 5/18 vs Charleston (W.Va.) W 7-0 5/19 vs #1 West Texas A&M W 7-4 5/19 vs #3 North Alabama L 2-10 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb hbp so sb-att 5 Darian Harris Brooke Goad Maddie Dow Taylor Guin Liz Hudgins Ashton Atwell Tyler Casada Chelsea Jordan Summer Ehrig Shyanne Nichols Sydney Johnson Taylor Stricklin Kim Whelehon Reagan Patterso Shelly Glass Totals Opponents LOB - Team (435), Opp (305). DPs turned - Team (12), Opp (22). IBB - Team (1), M. Dow 1. Player era w-l app gs cg sh sv ip h r er bb so 8 Kimmy Beasley Kaylee Garner Peyton Jenkins Chancy Williams Miranda Cuff Totals Opponents PB - Team (7), T. Casada 7, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - T. Casada (28-37), K. Garner (18-23), K. Beasley (5-8), C. Williams (3-4), P. Jenkins (2-2). Score by innings EX Total Southern Arkansas Opponents Win-loss breakouts: Day 46-8; Night 7-3; vs Left 2-2; vs Right 51-9; 1-run games 9-4; 2-run games 5-3; 5+run games 29-4; Extra inns 5-1; Shutouts Current streak: Lost 1; Longest winning streak: 12; Longest losing streak: 1. Attendance: Home 6718 (avg 335); Away 6774 (avg 233); Total (avg 275).