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1 QUICK FACTS USI Screaming Eagles Quick Facts Name of School: University of Southern Indiana Location: Evansville, IN (population 80,000 metro area) Founded: 96 Enrollment: 0,0 (Fall 006) Nickname: Screaming Eagles School Colors: Red, White, and Blue Home Field: USI Softball Field Conference: Great Lakes Valley Affiliation: NCAA II President: Dr. H. Ray Hoops Alma mater, yr.: Eastern Illinois, 6 Director of Athletics: Jon Mark Hall Alma mater, yr.: Murray State, 90 Assistant Director of Athletics: Jay Newton Alma mater, yr.: South Carolina, 96 Athletic Department Phone: 8/6-86 Athletic Trainer: Brian Zolner Phone: 8/6-98 Assistant Athletic Trainer: Becky McGinnis Phone: 8/6-9 Web site: USI Softball History First year of Softball: 977 All-Time record: 6-97 (.9) Years in NCAA II Tournament/last: /006 Last post-season opponent: SIU Edwardsville Result: L 0-9 Coaching Staff Head Coach: Sue Kunkle Alma mater, yr.: California-Pennsylvania, 9 Phone: 8/ kunkle@usi.edu Best time to reach Coach Kunkle: Mornings Record at USI: -98 ( years) Career Record: -98 ( years) GLVC Record: 6- ( years) Assistant Coach: Jessica Huff Alma mater, yr.: Evansville, 0 Phone: 8/ jkhuff@usi.edu 006 Team Information Overall Record: 9-8 Home/Road/Neutral Record: -/-/- GLVC Record (Finish): 7- (nd) GLVC Tournament Finish: th Position Starters returning/lost: 7/ Pitchers returning/lost: / Letterwinners returning/lost: 7/6 USI Sports Information Sports Information Director: Ray Simmons Office Phone: 8/6-6 Home Phone: 8/0-6 rsimmons@usi.edu Assistant Sports Information Director: Dan McDonnell Women s Basketball Contact: Dan McDonnell Office Phone: 8/6- Home Phone: 8/ dmcdonne@usi.edu SID Fax: 8/6-709 SID Mailing Address: 8600 University Blvd. Evansville, IN 77 GLVC Staff Directory Commissioner: Jim Naumovich Phone: 7/7-6 Jim@glvc-sports.org Assistant Commissioner: Amanda Brickell Phone: 7/ amanda@glvc-sports.org Sports Information Director: Tom Daeger Phone (Fax): 7/7-06 (7/7-6) tom@glvc-sports.org Address: Great Lakes Valley Conference Pan Am Plaza, Suite 60 0 S. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis, IN 6 Web site: Media Information Radio station: WSWI AM 80 Contact: Andrew Bolin Phone: 8/ andrew_bolin@hotmail.com Address: 8600 University Blvd. Evansville, IN 77 Newspaper: Evansville Courier & Press Contact: Tom Wyrwich Phone: 8/ wyrwicht@courierpress.com Address: 00 E. Walnut St. P.O. Box 68 Evansville, IN 770 Student Newspaper: USI Shield Contact: Andrew Stanley Phone: 8/6-6 astanley@usieagles.org Address: 8600 University Blvd. Evansville, IN 77 TV station: WFIE (NBC ) Contact: Mike Blake Phone: 8/-06 Mblake@wfie.com Address: P.O. Box Evansville, IN 770 TV station: WTVW (Fox 7) Contact: Rick Peltier Phone: 8/ Rpeltier@wtvw.com Address: 77 Carpenter Street Evansville, IN 7708 TV station: WEHT (ABC ) Contact: Lance Wilkerson Phone: 8/-96 lwilkerson@news.us Address: P.O. Box Evansville, IN 770 TV station: Access USI Contact: Dave Black Phone: 8/ dblack@usi.edu Address: 8600 University Blvd. Evansville, IN 77

007 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENTS TIME West Georgia Invitational Carrollton, Georgia February 6-7 Fri., Feb. 6 vs. West Alabama 8 a.m. vs. Delta State 0 a.m. vs. North Alabama p.m. Sat., Feb. 7 at West Georgia p.

2 007 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENTS TIME West Georgia Invitational Carrollton, Georgia February 6-7 Fri., Feb. 6 vs. West Alabama 8 a.m. vs. Delta State 0 a.m. vs. North Alabama p.m. Sat., Feb. 7 at West Georgia p.m. vs. Columbus State p.m. UAH Charger Chillout Decatur, Alabama February - Fri., Feb. vs. West Georgia 0 a.m. vs. Wayne State (Mich.) p.m. Sat., Feb. vs. Delta State a.m. vs. Alabama-Huntsville p.m. Sun., Feb. vs. Georgia State a.m. vs. West Alabama p.m. Division II Rebel Spring Games Orlando, Florida March -0 Sun., Mar. vs. Saint Cloud State 8 a.m. vs. Lake Superior State 0 a.m. Mon., Mar. vs. West Virginia Wesleyan 0 a.m. vs. Northern State p.m. Tue., Mar. 6 vs. Stonehill p.m. vs. South Dakota p.m. Thu., Mar. 8 vs. Dowling 0 a.m. vs. Saint Cloud State p.m. Fri., Mar. 9 vs. Saint Rose 8 a.m. vs. Georgian Court 0 a.m. Sat., Mar. 0 vs. Wayne State (Mich.) p.m. vs. Minnesota-Duluth p.m. DATE OPPONENTS TIME Tue., April 7 at Morehead State (DH) p.m. Sat., April at Missouri-Rolla (DH)* Noon Sun., April at Rockhurst (DH)* Noon Wed., April at Kentucky Wesleyan (DH)* p.m. Sat., April 8 SAINT JOSEPH S (DH)* Noon Sun., April 9 INDIANAPOLIS (DH)*^ Noon Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament East Side Centre Sports Complex (East Peoria, Illinois) Friday, May Sunday, May 7 NCAA II Great Lakes Regional Tournament Site to be determined Thursday, May 0 Sunday, May NCAA II Softball Championships Firestone Stadium (Akron, Ohio) Thursday, May 7 Monday, May hosted by Ashland University *Denotes GLVC Contest; ^Denotes Senior Day; HOME GAMES ARE IN BOLD AND CAPS; All times are central. Wed., Mar. at Oakland City (DH) p.m. Great Lakes Regional Showdown Romeoville, Illinois March 7-8 Sat., Mar. 7 vs. Ferris State a.m. vs. Gannon p.m. Sun., Mar. 8 vs. Saginaw Valley State 9 a.m. vs. Grand Valley State p.m. Sat., Mar. MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS (DH)* Noon Sun., Mar. QUINCY (DH)* Noon Wed., Mar. 8 KY. WESLEYAN (DH--non-conf) p.m. Sat., Mar. at Lewis (DH)* Noon Sun., April at Wisconsin-Parkside (DH)* Noon Fri., April 6 NORTHERN KENTUCKY (DH)* Noon Sat., April 7 BELLARMINE (DH)* Noon Tue., April 0 at SIU Edwardsville (DH)* p.m. 007 X-Trem Graphics Classic Dahlonega, Georgia April - Fri., April at North Georgia State p.m. vs. Lander 6 p.m. Sat., April vs. South Carolina-Aiken Noon vs. Lander p.m.

007 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl. Hometown Brooke Pennington UT R/R '" Fr. Evansville, IN Tara McConnell C/UT R/R '" Fr. Henderson, KY Lindsay Raikes OF/UT R/R '6" Fr.

3 007 Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Cl. Hometown Brooke Pennington UT R/R '" Fr. Evansville, IN Tara McConnell C/UT R/R '" Fr. Henderson, KY Lindsay Raikes OF/UT R/R '6" Fr. Speedway, IN Kathy Wood OF/P L/L '" Jr. Lynnville, IN 6 Kambria Current P/UT R/R '" Fr. Indianapolis, IN 8 Jennifer Mullikin B/B R/R '7" Sr. Greenwood, IN 9 Nikki Nichols OF R/R '7" Sr. Henderson, KY 0 Kirsten Morgan IF/OF R/R '6" Jr. Oakland City, IN Lacey Ligmanowski UT R/R '9" So. Homer Glen, IL Ally McKinley SS R/R '6" So. Sullivan, IN Audra Lindenschmidt B R/R '0" Sr. Evansville, IN 6 Lisa Anderson C R/R '" Sr. Chesterton, IN 7 Courtney Bates C/UT R/R '" Jr. Newburgh, IN Amy Harrison P S/R '7" Jr. Graceville, FL Kristin Eickholt B/P R/R '6" Jr Van Wert, OH Stephanie Schneider P R/R '7" Jr. Birdseye, IN USI Coaching Staff Head Coach: Sue Kunkle (sixth season) Assistant Coach: Jessica Huff (first season) Student Assistant Coach: Krista Nugent (first season) 007 ROSTER Top Returners/Newcomers/Key Losses Senior second baseman Audra Lindenschmidt leads a talented group in the 007 season after a career year in 006. She hit.0 with 7 RBIs and runs scored as a junior. Top Returners Pos......Cl stats (honors) Lisa Anderson C Sr BA, 0 RBI, HR (First-team All-GLVC & All-Region)* Kristin Eickholt B Jr BA, RBI, HR, B (Second-team All-GLVC & All-Region) Lacey Ligmanowski.....OF So BA, RBI, HR, 8 R, SB Audra Lindenschmidt....B Sr BA, 7 RBI, HR, R Kathy Wood OF Jr BA, R, SB, 8 SAC (Second-team All-GLVC & All-Region) *Did not play in 006. Stats and honors from 00 season. Key Losses Pos stats (honors) Angie Davis C BA, 9 RBI, HR (First-team All-GLVC & second-team All-Region) Missy Grover P ,.7 ERA, CG, 7 SHO, 9. IP (First-team All-GLVC & second-team All-Region) Lindsay McNaughton....P/DP ,. ERA, CG, SHO, 86. IP/.6 BA, 0 RBI, HR (Second-team All-GLVC) Krista Nugent SS BA, RBI, B, B Newcomers Pos......Cl. Courtney Bates C/UT.....Jr Kambria Current P/UT......Fr Amy Harrison P Jr Tara McConnell C/UT.....Fr Newcomers Pos......Cl. Kirsten Morgan OF/IF.....Jr Brooke Pennington......UT Fr Lindsay Raikes OF/UT....Fr Stephanie Schneider....P Jr

4 TV/RADIO ROSTER # Brooke Pennington # Tara McConnell # Lindsay Raikes # Kathy Wood #6 Kambria Current #8 Jennifer Mullikin #9 Nikki Nichols #0 Kirsten Morgan # Lacey Ligmanowski # Ally McKinley # Audra Lindenschmidt #6 Lisa Anderson #7 Courtney Bates # Amy Harrison # Kristin Eickholt # Stephanie Schneider Head Coach Sue Kunkle Assistant Coach Jessica Huff Student Assistant Coach Krista Nugent PRONUNCIATIONS: Brooke Pennington (as sounds) Tara McConnell (as sounds) Lindsay Raikes (as sounds) Kathy Wood (as sounds) Kambria Current (as sounds) Jennifer Mullikin (as sounds) Nikki Nichols (as sounds) Kirsten Morgan (Kear-stin) Lacey Ligmanowski (LIG-ma-NOW-ski) Ally McKinley (as sounds) Audra Lindenschmidt (Lin-DIN-schmidt) Lisa Anderson (as sounds) Courtney Bates (as sounds) Amy Harrison (as sounds) Kristin Eickholt (EYE-colt) Stephanie Schneider (as sounds) Sue Kunkle (as sounds) Jessica Huff (as sounds) Krista Nugent (NEW-gent)

Eagles have championship expectations The University of Southern Indiana team enters the 007 season with its sight set on a GLVC title and the NCAA II National Championship.

5 Eagles have championship expectations The University of Southern Indiana team enters the 007 season with its sight set on a GLVC title and the NCAA II National Championship. After coming up an out shy of advancing to the championship of the NCAA II Great Lakes Regional Tournament a year ago, the Screaming Eagles have reason to believe 007 will be special. Sixth-year Head Coach Sue Kunkle brings back a wealth of talent after leading the Eagles to a 9-8 overall record and a 7- mark in the GLVC. Kunkle was named the 006 GLVC Coach of the Year after her Eagles finished second in the GLVC regular-season standings. 007 OUTLOOK USI s NCAA II Great Lakes Region Tournament berth in 006 was the first for the Eagles since 998. The Eagles won their first two games, defeating Wayne State University, 7-0, and West Virginia Wesleyan College, -0, before falling to Northern Kentucky University, -8, and Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, 9-0. The Eagles run in the post season saw them earn a final national ranking of nd. Leading the Eagles into 007 are four seniors that includesecond baseman Audra Lindenschmidt, first baseman/ third baseman Jenn Mullikin, and outfielder Nikki Nichols, and catcher Lisa Anderson. Lindenschmidt, who started all 7 games for the Eagles in 006, became a major factor in the middle of USI s line-up as a junior. She finished with a career-best.0 batting average and 7 runs batted in. Mullikin stepped in at first base a year ago after injuries forced Kunkle to change up her defensive line-up. She proved to be a solid defensive asset for the Eagles as she recorded a.977 fielding percentage. Mullikin also had career-highs in batting average (.67), runs batted in (0), and home runs (). Back Row (L-R): Head Coach Sue Kunkle, Student Assistant Coach Krista Nugent, Amy Harrison, Lacey Ligmanowski, Courtney Bates, Stephanie Schneider, Ally McKinley, Kambria Current. Middle Row (L-R): Assistant Coach Jessica Huff, Kristin Eickholt, Brooke Pennington, Kathy Wood, Kirsten Morgan, Lindsay Raikes, Tara McConnell, Lisa Anderson. Front Row (L-R): Jennifer Mullikin, Audra Lindenschmidt, Nikki Nichols. Nichols saw action in the outfield, as a pitcher, and as a catcher as a junior in 006. She played in games, making starts, and hit.7 with a career-high RBIs. Anderson, who sat out 006 after a knee injury ended her year prior to the seasonopener, is a two-time All-GLVC and All- Region performer that enters 007 with a. career batting average, career RBIs, and nine career home runs. Third baseman Kristin Eickholt and outfielder/pitcher Kathy Wood lead a talented class of six juniors. Eickholt was one of the top players in the GLVC a year ago, earning secondteam All-Conference honors after leading USI and ranking fifth in the league with RBIs. Eickholt, who hit. as a sophomore, also led the GLVC with a single-season school-record doubles to go along with four home runs. Her defensive play at the hot corner also was solid as she posted a.99 fielding percentage en route to earning secondteam All-Great Lakes Region honors. Wood is coming off a break-out season that saw her earn second-team All-Great Lakes Region and second-team All- GLVC honors as a sophomore in 006. She led USI and ranked sixth in the GLVC with a.9 batting average and ranked second on the team and fifth in the league with runs scored. Batting second in the line-up in 006, Wood was third in the conference with a team-high 6 sacrifice bunts. She also led the team with stolen bases. Kunkle is counting on three junior college transfers and one NCAA Division I transfer to fill the voids left by four departing seniors. New to the Eagles are junior pitchers Amy Harrison and Stephanie Schneider, junior catcher/utility player Courtney Bates, and junior infielder/outfielder Kirsten Morgan.

007 OUTLOOK Sophomore outfielder Lacey Ligmanowski (right), junior outfielder Kathy Wood (middle), and junior third baseman Kristin Eickholt (left) respresented the top of the order for the Screaming

with RBIs, four home runs, and a school-record doubles.

NCAA I Women s College World Series. She was the Florida Class A Area Player of the Year as a senior at Chipley High School after posting a - record with a 0.09 ERA.

6 007 OUTLOOK Sophomore outfielder Lacey Ligmanowski (right), junior outfielder Kathy Wood (middle), and junior third baseman Kristin Eickholt (left) respresented the top of the order for the Screaming Eagles in 006. Ligmanowski hit.7 with RBIs, five home runs, and 8 runs scored as a lead-off hitter, while Wood hit.9 with runs scored, and 8 sacrifices. Eickholt hit. with RBIs, four home runs, and a school-record doubles. Harrison transferred to USI after spending her first two collegiate seasons at Florida State University where she was a member of the 00 ACC and regional championship team that placed fifth at the NCAA I Women s College World Series. She was the Florida Class A Area Player of the Year as a senior at Chipley High School after posting a - record with a 0.09 ERA. Harrison also was the Florida Class A Area Player of the Year as a junior at Southside High School. Schneider had a stellar career at Parkland College where she posted a 0- overall record with a 0.88 ERA in two seasons. She was the 006 NJCAA II Region XXIV Player of the Year after posting a 6- record with a 0. ERA to go with a. batting average, five home runs, and 9 RBIs. Bates and Morgan helped Wabash Valley Junior College to a 97- record and backto-back Great Rivers Athletic Conference championships. Bates hit.0 with RBIs and a home run in two seasons at WVJC to earn second-team NJCAA I All-Region XXIV honors as a freshman. Morgan was a two-time All-Region XXIV and All-GRAC performer at WVJC after hitting.7 with 6 RBIs, 0 runs, and stolen bases in two seasons. She hit.8 as a freshman to help Wabash to consecutive victories and the NJCAA I Region XXIV title in 00. Sophomore outfielder Lacey Ligmanowski and sophomore shortstop Ally McKinley were key factors for the Eagles during their freshmen campaigns. Ligmanowski hit.7 with RBIs, 0 doubles, two triples, and five home runs as a freshman in 006. USI s lead-off hitter led the team and was tied for second in the GLVC with 8 runs scored. McKinley, who is making the transition from centerfield to shortstop this season, showed flashes of brilliance during her freshman campaign. She hit.9 with 0 RBIs, doubles, a triple, and three home runs. McKinley also displayed a cannon for an arm as she recorded eight assists from the outfield. Kunkle is expecting big things from her freshman class. Making their collegiate debuts in 007 is pitcher/utility player Kambria Current, catcher/utility player Tara McConnell, utility player Brooke Pennington, and outfielder/utility player Lindsay Raikes. Current graduated from Scecina Memorial High School where she was -0 with a 0. ERA and a.98 batting average as a senior, while McConnell graduated from Henderson County High School where she was a member of three district championship squads as well as the 00 and 006 regional championship teams. Pennington came to USI from Harrison High School where she was a two-time All-State and three-time All-SIAC performer, while Rakes earned All-County and All-Conference honors as a junior and senior in both and basketball. The Eagles begin one of their toughest schedules in recent memory February 6-7 at the West Georgia Invitational. The Eagles also compete in the Alabama- Huntsville Charger Chillout February -, the Division II Rebel Spring Games March -0, the Great Lakes Regional Showdown March 7-8, and the X-Trem Graphics Classic April -. USI starts GLVC play with home doubleheaders against Missouri-St. Louis March and Quincy March. The Eagles also host Kentucky Wesleyan (non-conference), Northern Kentucky, Bellarmine, Saint Joseph s, and Indianapolis. In addition to non-conference road games at Oakland City and NCAA I foe Morehead State, the Eagles travel to Lewis, Wisconsin-Parkside, Southern Illinois Edwardsville, Missouri-Rolla, Rockhurst, and Kentucky Wesleyan. 6

7 006 REVIEW GLVC 006 FINAL Softball Standings GLVC OVERALL W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. yz SIU Edwardsville z-southern INDIANA z-lewis Indianapolis Missouri-Rolla z Northern Kentucky Saint Joseph's UW-Parkside Quincy Bellarmine Kentucky Wesleyan Missouri-St. Louis Rockhurst y NCAA II Nationals participant; z NCAA II Participant USI Post-Season Honors All-GLVC Angie Davis (First team, C) Kristin Eickholt (Second team, B) Missy Grover (First team, P) Lindsay McNaughton (Second team, DP) Kathy Wood (Second team, OF) All-Great Lakes Region Angie Davis (Second team, C) Kristin Eickholt (Second team, B) Missy Grover (Second team, P) Kathy Wood (Second team, OF) USI All-GLVC History With five All-GLVC selections in 006, the University of Southern Indiana program has had a player named All- Conference times since 000, including times under Head Coach Sue Kunkle. 006 GLVC Tournament Results East Peoria, IL Friday, May # Missouri-Rolla, # Indianapolis (8) # Lewis 0, #6 Northern Kentucky (6) # SIU Edwardsville, #8 UW-Parkside 0 # Southern Indiana, #7 Saint Joseph s 0 Northern Kentucky 7, UW-Parkside (8) Saint Joseph s, Indianapolis 0 (9) SIU Edwardsville, Missouri-Rolla Lewis 7, Southern Indiana 6 Northern Kentucky, Missouri-Rolla Southern Indiana 8, Saint Joseph s Saturday, May 6 Northern Kentucky, Southern Indiana SIU Edwardsville, Lewis Lewis, Northern Kentucky Saturday, May 7 SIU Edwardsville, Lewis SIU Edwardsville wins GLVC Championship 006 NCAA II G.L. Region Tourn. Results Edwardsville, IL Thursday, May Southern Indiana 7, Wayne State 0 W.V. Wesleyan, Gannon Northern Kentucky, Lewis Grand Valley State, SIU Edwardsville Friday, May Gannon, Wayne State SIU Edwardsville, Lewis 0 Southern Indiana, W.V. Wesleyan 0 Northern Ky. 0, Grand Valley State 0 () Saturday, May SIU Edwardsville, W.V. Wesleyan (6) Gannon 7, Grand Valley State Northern Kentucky, Southern Indiana 8 SIU Edwardsville 8, Gannon Sunday, May SIU Edwardsville 9, Southern Indiana 0 () SIU Edwardsville 8, Northern Kentucky (6) Academic All-GLVC Kerrie Burton Angie Davis Kristin Eickholt Lacey Ligmanowski Audra Lindenschmidt Ally McKinley Krista Nugent Kathy Wood Academic All-District V Angie Davis (Second team) Kristin Eickholt (Third team) Kathy Wood (Third team) Monday, May SIU Edwardsville 7, Northern Kentucky SIU Edwardsville advances to NCAA II Softball Championships 006 NCAA II Softball Championships Salem, VA Thursday, May 8 Lock Haven, SIU Edwardsville (6) Friday, May 9 Central Oklahoma, SIU Edwardsville 0 7

8 06 STATS & RESULTS Record: 9-8 Home: - Away: - Neutral: - GLVC: 7- Results Date Opponent Result Score / vs West Georgia L -9 / vs Delta State L -9 / vs West Florida L 0-8 / vs # Ala.-Huntsville L -9 / vs # Emporia State L 0-8 / at Kentucky Wesleyan W - / at Kentucky Wesleyan W 6-0 / at North Alabama W 7- / at North Alabama L - /6 vs Ferris State W 0- /6 vs South Dakota W -0 /7 vs Philadelphia W - /7 vs St. Cloud State W -0 /9 vs Dowling College W - /9 vs Ashland W 6- /0 vs C.W. Post (LIU) L - /0 vs St. Rose W - / vs Nebraska-Omaha L 0- / vs Minnesota-Duluth W 7- */8 at Indianapolis L 0- */8 at Indianapolis W 7- */ Rockhurst W 6- */ Rockhurst W 9- */6 Missouri-Rolla L - */6 Missouri-Rolla L - / vs Gannon L - / vs West Liberty State W - / at Wheeling Jesuit W 8- / vs WV Wesleyan W 7-6 / Brescia W 8- / Brescia W -0 */8 at Bellarmine W 7-0 */8 at Bellarmine W - */9 at Northern Kentucky W 8- */9 at Northern Kentucky L - / Oakland City W -0 / Oakland City W - */ UW-Parkside W -0 */ UW-Parkside W - */ Lewis W - */ Lewis L -7 */9 # SIU Edwardsville W - */9 # SIU Edwardsville W - */ at Quincy W - */ at Quincy W -0 */ at Missouri-St. Louis W 6- */ at Missouri-St. Louis W 8-0 */8 Kentucky Wesleyan W - */8 Kentucky Wesleyan W 9-8 / vs Saint Joseph s W -0 / vs Lewis L 6-7 / vs Saint Joseph s W 8- /6 vs Northern Kentucky L - / vs Wayne State W 7-0 Batting Statistics ## Player AVG GP GS AB R H B B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB ATT Kathy Wood Lacey Ligmanowski Kristin Eickholt Audra Lindenschmidt Angie Davis Lindsay McNaughton Nikki Nichols Krista Nugent Kerrie Burton Ally McKinley Jennifer Mullikin Missy Grover Jami Martin SOUTHERN INDIANA OPPONENTS LOB Team (7), Opp (6). DPs turned Team (6), Opp (). IBB Team (), Lindenschmid, Eickholt, Opp (). Picked off Wood, Eickholt, Davis, Lindenschmid. Pitching Statistics ## Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO Missy Grover / Lindsay McNaughton / Kathy Wood / Nikki Nichols / SOUTHERN INDIANA / OPPONENTS / PB Team (), Davis, Nichols, Opp (). Pickoffs Team (0), Opp (). SBA/ATT Davis (-0), McNaughton (-), Grover (9-7), Nichols (-), Wood (-). Score by innings Total SOUTHERN INDIANA n/a 6 OPPONENTS n/a 96 Win-loss breakouts: Day 6-8; Night -0; vs Left -; vs Right -6; -Run games -6; -Run games 6-; +Run games -9; Extra inns -; Shutouts -. Current streak: Lost ; Longest winning streak: 9; Longest losing streak:. Attendance: Home 00 (avg 6); Away 00 (avg 7); Total 0 (avg 7). / vs WV Wesleyan W -0 / vs Northern Kentucky L 8- / at # SIU Edwardsville L 0-9 UAH Charger Chillout; Rebel Spring Games; G.L. Regional Shootout; GLVC Tournament; NCAA II G.L. Regional Tournament; *GLVC contest. 8

USI is a vibrant campus with modern facilities and an exciting

USI at a GLANCE a modern, technology-enhanced ENVIRONMENT USI is a vibrant campus with modern facilities and an exciting pace of growth. Since the first campus building (Wright Administration Building)