2007 Rhode Island College

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1 2007 Rhode Island College Senior All-New England Catcher Kristyn Alexander Softball 40

2 The 2007 Rhode Island College Softball Team Front Row (left to right): Davia Spado, Christie Lotti, Nicole Riley, Kristyn Alexander, Justine Burgess. Middle Row (left to right): Amy Jackman, Stephanie Brown, Kelli McCartin, Jamie Sacco, Krystal Bilek, Robyn Zemienieski. Back Row (left to right): Head Coach Maria Morin, Team Manager Kristen Pacheco, Kelsey Souza, Jamie Mastrocola, Michelle Perrin, Cassie Taverna, Jenna Deveines, Jeanne Rosa, Mandy Shurgot, Jackie Dube, Assistant Coach Kristen Norberg, Associate Head Coach Ken Stanley Rhode Island College Softball Roster # Name Year Position B/T Hgt. Hometown/High School 2 Mandy Shurgot Freshman 2B R/R 5-7 Woonsocket, RI/Woonsocket 4 Kelsey Souza Freshman SS R/R 5-4 Braintree, MA/Braintree 5 Jeanne Rosa Junior C/SS R/R 5-6 Milford, CT/Jonathan Law 7 Justine Burgess Sophomore 2B/P L/R 5-2 Uxbridge, MA/Uxbridge 8 Davia Spado Freshman OF R/R 5-3 Schenectady, NY/Colonie Central 9 Robyn Zemienieski Freshman 2B B/R 5-1 Old Saybrook, CT/Nathan Hale-Ray 10 Kelli McCartin Sophomore OF/INF R/R 5-5 Cranston, RI/Cranston West 11 Amy Jackman Freshman UTL R/R 5-5 Toms River, NJ/Toms River 12 Jenna Deveines Freshman P R/R 5-10 Lowville, NY/Beaver River Central 13 Michelle Perrin Freshman OF L/R 5-7 Saugus, MA/Saugus 14 Nicole Riley Senior P L/R 5-8 North Providence, RI/North Providence 15 Jamie Mastrocola Freshman OF R/R 5-6 Everett, MA/Bishop Fenwick 16 Christie Lotti Junior 1B L/L 5-6 Waterford, CT/Waterford 17 Jackie Dube Freshman OF R/R 5-8 Barrington, NH/Dover 19 Kristyn Alexander Senior C R/R 5-1 East Wareham, MA/Wareham 21 Jamie Sacco Freshman P/OF R/R 5-4 Bellingham, MA/Bellingham 22 Cassie Taverna Freshman 1B R/R 5-11 Bedford, MA/Bedford 23 Stephanie Brown Freshman C R/R 5-6 Norton, MA/Norton 24 Krystal Bilek Junior 3B R/R 5-5 Fitchburg, MA/Fitchburg Head Coach: Associate Head Coach: Assistant Coach: Captains: Maria Morin Ken Stanley Kristen Norberg Kristyn Alexander, Christie Lotti, Nicole Riley 41

3 Meet the Head Coach Maria Morin begins her 13th year as the head softball coach at Rhode Island College. Morin has built the RIC softball program into one of the top teams in the Little East. Her current career record is Morin led the Anchorwomen to the greatest season in program history in Rhode Island College went overall and (first place) in the Little East Conference. RIC won the LEC Regular Season Championship for the second consecutive season and captured the program's first-ever LEC Tournament Championship, which sent the Anchorwomen to the NCAA Div. III Softball Tournament for the first time in school history. The program notched its 10th consecutive winning season and established a new program record for wins in a season also marked the eighth consecutive season the program has won 20 or more games. She was named the Little East Conference Softball Co-Coach of Head Coach Maria Morin Morin guided the softball program to its second consecutive Little East Regular Season and its first-ever Tournament Championship (above) in 2006 and to the Anchorwomen's second Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) New England Championship (below) in the Year, the third time in her career she's received this accolade. Morin led the Anchorwomen to the 2005 ECAC N.E. Div. III Softball Championship, the second such title in the program's history (1986). The Anchorwomen went overall record and 12-2 (first place) in the Little East Conference. She also led RIC to its first-ever LEC Regular Season championship by winning the most conference games (12) in school history. For her efforts in 2005, Morin was awarded her second LEC Coach of the Year honor. She had previously won the award in While an undergraduate at Skidmore College, Morin was an outstanding pitcher for the Thoroughbreds from 1991 until She captained the team her junior and senior seasons and was the team's Most Valuable Player in 1992, 1993 and She is Skidmore's all-time leader in games started (56), is second in wins with (38), games pitched (63), complete games (44), innings pitched (363) and is third in career ERA (3.41). She was a two-time NYSWCAA state playoff all-tournament selection and was named the Offensive Player of the Year in She was named to the Manhattenville Valiant All-Tournament Team in Morin graduated from Skidmore with a bachelor of arts degree in elementary education with a minor in psychology in She earned Department Honors in Education, finishing with a 3.93 grade point average. She received a Rhode Island Best and Brightest Scholarship and the National Italian-American Sports Hall of Fame Scholarship in A native of Providence, Morin attended Classical High School. During her playing career for the Purple, Morin garnered numerous All-City, All-Division and All-State awards as a pitcher in softball. In addition to her coaching duties, Morin is a teacher at the Carl G. Lauro Elementary School in Providence. She and her husband, Phillip, reside in Johnston, Rhode Island with their son Alex (2). 42

4 Meet the Coaches Associate Head Coach Ken Stanley Ken Stanley enters his seventh season with the Rhode Island College softball program and his second as the associate head coach. He works primarily with the team's pitchers and also coaches first base during games. Under his tutelage, Rhode Island College's Nicole Riley was named the Little East Conference Pitcher of the Year and closed out the season with a 23-game winning streak in Stanley was an assistant coach with the Anchorwomen from He has coached both the Rhode Island Raiders women s team, as well as the 18 and under team, of the Rhode Island NSA (National Softball Association) League since He was also the varsity softball pitching coach at East Greenwich High School from He received a bachelor of science degree in construction engineering from Roger Williams University in He is a 1970 graduate of Cranston High School West. In addition to his coaching duties, Stanley owns his own construction business. He currently resides in East Greenwich with his wife Karen. They are the proud parents of one daughter, Jennifer. Assistant Coach Kristen Norberg Kristen Norberg begins her fifth season as an assistant softball coach at Rhode Island College. She assists head coach Maria Morin and associate head coach Ken Stanley with all phases of the RIC softball program including recruiting, scouting, administering practices and game coaching. Norberg is no stranger to RIC Athletics. She retired in 2001 after 18 seasons guiding the Anchorwomen women s volleyball team. She previously served as an Assistant Softball Coach with RIC from Norberg is a 1981 graduate of the Community College of Rhode Island. She is a member of CCRI s Athletic Hall of Fame, having starred in volleyball, basketball and softball for the Lady Knights. She led the nation in batting during the 1981 season, posting a.630 average. She is a 1984 graduate of Rhode Island College, earning a bachelor s degree in health and physical education. Norberg played volleyball, basketball and softball during her two-year career as an Anchorwoman. She was inducted into Rhode Island College's Athletic Hall of Fame in Norberg received her master s degree in health education from RIC in She is currently an elementary physical education and health teacher in Cranston, Rhode Island. 43

5 2007 Rhode Island College Softball Schedule Day Date Opponent Time Sun. Mar. 11 vs. Marietta # 9 a.m. Sun. Mar. 11 vs. Ramapo # 1 p.m. Mon. Mar. 12 vs. Fitchburg State # 9 a.m. Mon. Mar. 12 vs. Coast Guard # 11 a.m. Tues. Mar. 13 vs. Rowan # 3 p.m. Tues. Mar. 13 vs. Franklin & Marshall # 5 p.m. Wed. Mar. 14 vs. Wisconsin-Stout # 9 a.m. Wed. Mar. 14 vs. Kean # 1 p.m. Thurs. Mar. 22 Roger Williams (DH) 3 p.m. Sat. Mar. 24 at Salem State (DH) Noon Tues. Mar. 27 Wheaton (DH) 3 p.m. Sat. Mar. 31 Southern Maine * (DH) 1 p.m. Tues. Apr. 3 at Bridgewater State (DH) 3:30 p.m. Thurs. Apr. 5 at Curry (DH) 3 p.m. Sat. Apr. 7 at Keene State * (DH) 1 p.m. Tues. Apr. 10 Lasell (DH) 3:30 p.m. Thurs. Apr. 12 Salve Regina (DH) 3:30 p.m. Sat. Apr. 14 at UMass Boston * (DH) 1 p.m. Tues. Apr. 17 UMass Dartmouth * (DH) 3:30 p.m. Thurs. Apr. 19 at Westfield State (DH) 3 p.m. Sat. Apr. 21 Plymouth State * (DH) 1 p.m. Tues. Apr. 24 at Western Connecticut * (DH) 5 p.m. Thurs. Apr. 26 at Worcester State (DH) 5 p.m. Sat. Apr. 28 Eastern Connecticut * (DH) 1 p.m. Junior All-New England First Baseman Christie Lotti # Rebel Spring Games (Kissimmee, FL) * Little East Conference game 44

6 Final 2006 Softball Statistics 2006 RIC Softball: Game-by-Game Results Overall Record; (First Place) in the Little East Conference 2006 Little East Conference Regular Season Champions; 2006 Little East Conference Tournament Champions 2006 NCAA Div. III Regional Tournament Participants Date Opponent H/A/N W/L/T Score Record Site 03/12 Bridgewater State + N W Tampa, FL 03/12 Simpson + N L Tampa, FL 03/13 Wisconsin-River Falls + N W Tampa, FL 03/13 Benedictine + N W Tampa, FL 03/15 Denison + N W Tampa, FL 03/15 St. Norbert + N L Tampa, FL 03/16 Wisconsin-La Crosse + N L Tampa, FL 03/16 Wisconsin-Platteville + N W Tampa, FL 03/17 Anderson + N L Tampa, FL 03/17 Wisconsin-Platteville + N L Tampa, FL 03/23 Roger Williams A W Bristol, RI 03/23 Roger Williams A W Bristol, RI 03/28 Wheaton A W 5-2 (9) 8-5 Norton, MA 03/28 Wheaton A W Norton, MA 04/01 Southern Maine * A W Gorham, ME 04/01 Southern Maine * A L Gorham, ME 04/04 Bridgewater State H W Providence, RI 04/04 Bridgewater State H L Providence, RI 04/06 Curry H W Providence, RI 04/06 Curry H W Providence, RI 04/13 Salve Regina A W Newport, RI 04/14 Salve Regina A W Newport, RI 04/15 UMass Boston * H W Providence, RI 04/15 UMass Boston * H W Providence, RI 04/18 UMass Dartmouth * A W North Dartmouth, MA 04/18 UMass Dartmouth * A T 5-5 (8) North Dartmouth, MA 04/19 Coast Guard H W Providence, RI 04/19 Coast Guard H W 3-2 (8) Providence, RI 04/20 Westfield State H W Providence, RI 04/20 Westfield State H W Providence, RI 04/22 Plymouth State * A W Plymouth, NH 04/22 Plymouth State * A W Plymouth, NH 04/25 Western Connecticut * H W Providence, RI 04/25 Western Connecticut * H W Providence, RI 04/27 Keene State * H W 2-1 (8) Providence, RI 04/27 Keene State * H W Providence, RI 04/29 Eastern Connecticut * A W Willimantic, CT 04/29 Eastern Connecticut * A L Willimantic, CT 05/04 UMass Dartmouth # H W Providence, RI 05/05 Western Connecticut # H W Providence, RI 05/05 Southern Maine # H W Providence, RI 05/06 Southern Maine # H W Providence, RI 05/11 St. Joseph's (L.I.) ^ N W 1-0 (9) Babson Park, MA 05/12 Western New England ^ N W 5-4 (8) Babson Park, MA + Rebel Spring Games contest * Little East Conference game # Little East Conference Tournament game ^ NCAA Tournament game 2006 Player Statistics BATTING Name GP/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SF SH SB Christie Lotti 44/ Katie Benevides 44/ Casie Lyons 43/ Kristyn Alexander 44/ Andree Sitnik 44/ Krystal Bilek 44/ Justine Burgess 36/ Megan Ponte 44/ Jeanne Rosa 44/ Nicole Riley 28/ Kelli McCartin 23/ Ashley Vanasse 18/ Micaela Folan 03/ Kerianne Fuller 03/ Kristen Pacheco 03/ TOTALS 44/ , Opponents 44/ , PITCHING Name GP/GS ERA W L PCT CG SV IP H R ER BB SO WP Kerianne Fuller 07/ Nicole Riley 34/ Justine Burgess 17/ TOTALS 44/ Opponents 44/

7 Catcher, 5-1, Senior East Wareham, MA (Wareham) Junior Year (2006): Named Third Team All- New England At-Large and Second Team All-Little East Conference...played in 44 games, starting all of them...batted.326 (43-for-132) with 14 runs, 43 hits, 10 doubles and a team-high 28 RBI... owned a.402 slugging percentage,.396 on-base percentage and a.995 fielding percentage...third on the team in hits and doubles...was hit by six pitches, bringing her career total to eight, which is tied for the all-time lead in program history. Sophomore Year (2005): Named Second Team All-Little East Conference as a catcher... played in 42 games, starting 37 of them...batted.270 with 31 hits, five doubles, one home run, five runs scored, 13 RBI and five walks...owned a.339 slugging percentage, a.311 on-base percentage and a.988 fielding percentage. Freshman Year (2004): Named the Little East Conference Rookie of the Year and also earned First Team All-LEC honors as a designated player...played in 37 games, starting all of them...batted.345 with a team-high 41 hits, five doubles and 20 RBI. High School: Earned Brockton Enterprise and New Bedford Standard Times All-Star honors as a senior while at Wareham High School graduate...was a SCC All-Star twice...also participated in field hockey. born March 22, physical education Kristyn Alexander's Career Statistics Yr GP/GS AVG AB H R RBI 2B 3B HR BB / / / Totals 123/ Meet the Players #19 Kristyn Alexander #24 Krystal Bilek #23 Stephanie Brown Catcher, 5-6, Freshman Norton, MA (Norton) High School: Member of the 2006 Massachusetts Softball State Championship squad while at Norton High School graduate...the Lancers captured the Tri-Valley League Championship three consecutive seasons. born July 16, elementary education Third Base, 5-5, Junior Fitchburg, MA (Fitchburg) Sophomore Year (2006): Named Second Team All-Little East Conference for the second consecutive season...played in 44 games, starting all of them...batted.298 (37- for-124) with 23 runs, 37 hits, 11 doubles, two triples, one home run and 18 RBI... established a new RIC record for walks in a season, totaling 24 free passes on the year. Freshman Year (2005): Named First Team All-Little East Conference as a designated player...played in 25 games, starting 19 of them...batted.318 with 21 hits, five doubles, one home run, six runs scored, 16 RBI and eight walks...owned a.439 slugging percentage, a.403 on-base percentage and a fielding percentage. High School: Lettered in basketball and softball while at Fitchburg High School graduate...named Sentinel & Enterprise All-Star as a junior and senior...led squad to Midwatch A District Championship as a junior and senior... captained softball squad as a senior. born October 27, nursing Krystal Bilek's Career Statistics Yr GP/GS AVG AB H R RBI 2B 3B HR BB / / Totals 69/ #7 Justine Burgess Second Base/Pitcher, 5-2, Sophomore Uxbridge, MA (Uxbridge) Freshman Year (2006): played in 36 games, starting 35 of them...batted.291 (30-for-103) with 17 runs, 30 hits, seven doubles, two triples, one home run, 17 RBI and a team-high 10 sacrifice hits... owned a.427 slugging percentage, a.342 on-base percentage and a.973 fielding percentage...as a pitcher, she appeared in 17 games, starting 16 of them...was 8-6 with a 2.74 ERA and 52 strikeouts in 89.1 innings pitched. High School: Lettered in softball while at Uxbridge High School graduate...captained the team...received the softball team s Coach s Award. Personal: Bats: left, throws: right...born October 16, nursing Justine Burgess' Career Statistics (batting) Yr GP/GS AVG AB H R RBI 2B 3B HR BB / Totals 36/

8 Pitcher, 5-10, Freshman Lowville, NY (Beaver River Central) High School: Three-time Frontier League All-Star while at Beaver River Central High School graduate... two-time Section III All-Star...All-North First Team All-Star as a senior...honorable Mention to the North All-Star team as a junior. born June 21, physical education Meet the Players #12 Jenna Deveines #17 Jackie Dube Outfield, 5-8, Freshman Barrington, NH (Dover) High School: Lettered in softball while at Dover High School graduate. born September 18, accounting #11 Amy Jackman Utility, 5-5, Freshman Toms River, NJ (Toms River) High School: Lettered in softball while at Toms River High School graduate. born July 25, criminal justice 47 #16 Christie Lotti First Base, 5-6, Junior Waterford, CT (Waterford) Sophomore Year (2006): Named a First Team NEISCA All-Star...named the Little East Conference Softball Player of the Year, as well as earning First Team All-LEC honors... also named First Team All-New England...played in 44 games, starting all of them...batted.389 (58-for-149) with 39 runs, 58 hits, seven doubles, 11 triples, four home runs, 26 RBI and eight stolen bases...owned a.664 slugging percentage, a.429 on-base percentage and a.978 fielding percentage...led RIC in batting, hits, runs, triples, home runs and was tied for the team lead in stolen bases... currently RIC s all-time leader with a.414 career batting average through her first two seasons as an Anchorwoman... also within striking distance of several other career marks... needs 12 runs, 39 hits, 12 doubles, three total bases and 31 RBI to become Rhode Island College s all-time leader in those statistical categories...already RIC s all-time leader in career home runs and triples, in addition to holding numerous single season records. Freshman Year (2005): Named the 2005 Little East Conference Softball Rookie of the Year...also named First Team All-Little East and was a First Team All-New England selection...earned Academic All- American Honors by the NFCA...played in 42 games, starting 41 of them...batted a team-high.441 with a team-high 60 hits, 37 runs scored, 16 walks, six triples, five home runs and 17 stolen bases along with 13 doubles and 22 RBI...set RIC single-season records in hits, runs scored and home runs...owned a.735 slugging percentage, a.500 on-base percentage and a.975 fielding percentage...named the Little East Player of the Week once and was the LEC s Rookie of the Week twice. High School: Earned All-State and All-ECC honors as a senior at Waterford High School graduate...was an All-State selection by the New Haven Register...named All-Area by the Norwich Bulletin and the New London Day...was also named All-State and 2004 Player of the Year in field hockey by the Norwich Bulletin. Personal: Bats: left, throws: left...born March 31, psychology/chemical dependency Christie Lotti's Career Statistics Yr GP/GS AVG AB H R RBI 2B 3B HR BB / / Totals 86/

9 Third Base/Outfield, 5-6, Freshman Everett, MA (Bishop Fenwick) High School: Three-time CCL All- Star while at Bishop Fenwick High School graduate...played in the Agannis All-Star Game...member of the 2005 North Championship Team...also lettered in volleyball. born February 14, undecided about a Meet the Players #15 Jamie Mastrocola #10 Kelli McCartin Outfield/Infield, 5-5, Sophomore Cranston, RI (Cranston West) Freshman Year (2006): Played in 23 games, starting 17 of them...batted.186 (8-for-43) with six runs, eight hits, one double, two RBI and one stolen base. High School: Named First Team All- State, Second Team All-Division and was selected as the team s Best Defensive Player while at Cranston High School West graduate. born March 14, undecided about a major Kelli McCartin's Career Statistics Yr GP/GS AVG AB H R RBI 2B 3B HR BB / Totals 23/ #13 Michelle Perrin Outfield, 5-7, Freshman Saugus, MA (Saugus) High School: Four-time All-Star selection while at Saugus High School graduate...led her conference in batting in each of her four years on the field... named a Lynn Item All-Star. Personal: Bats: left, throws: right... born September 11, undecided about a 48 #14 Nicole Riley Pitcher, 5-8, Senior North Providence, RI (North Providence) Junior Year (2006): Named the Little East Conference Pitcher of the Year, a First Team All-LEC selection and a First Team All-NEISCA All-Star...was 26-2 with two saves, a 1.38 ERA and 172 strikeouts in innings pitched... established a new RIC record for wins in a season...was also a First Team All-New England selection and was named to the 2006 NCAA Div. III New England Regional Softball Tournament s All-Tournament Team as an At-Large selection...at the plate, Riley batted.254 (18-for-71) with 10 runs, 18 hits, five doubles, seven RBI and two stolen bases...owned a.324 slugging percentage, a.329 on-base percentage and a.969 fielding percentage...needs six wins to become the all-time leader in Rhode Island College Softball history...enters the season riding a 23-game winning streak. Sophomore Year (2005): Appeared in 25 games, starting 17 of them...owned a 12-6 record with one save...had a 2.19 ERA and pitched five complete games... she struck out 101 batters in 112 innings...as a hitter, played in 18 games, starting 13 of them...batted.189 with seven hits, one triple, eight walks, one stolen base, eight runs scored and four RBI...owned a.243 slugging percentage, a.333 on base percentage and a.897 fielding percentage. Freshman Year (2004): Appeared in 20 games, starting 18 of them...owned a 10-7 record with a 2.01 ERA...struck out 94 batters in innings...as a hitter, she played in 26 games, starting 24 of them...batted.354 with 23 hits, five runs scored and 10 RBI. High School: Earned First Team All-Division honors as a senior while at North Providence High School graduate...named Second Team All-State...earned team MVP honors as a senior. Personal: Bats: left, throws: right...born August 29, physical education Nicole Riley's Career Statistics Yr GP/GS ERA IP H R ER K W L SV / / / Totals 79/

10 Catcher/Shortstop, 5-6, Junior Milford, CT (Jonathan Law) Sophomore Year (2006): Played in 44 games, starting all of them...batted.267 (12- for-45) with six runs, 12 hits, three doubles, one triple, four RBI and one stolen base... owned a.378 slugging percentage, a.313 on-base percentage and a.895 fielding percentage...her 82 assists were the fifth-most in a single season in Rhode Island College softball history. Freshman Year (2005): Played in 24 games, starting 21 of them...batted.339 with 20 hits, six doubles, eight RBI and eight runs scored...owned a.441 slugging percentage, a.355 on-base percentage and a.974 fielding percentage. High School: Lettered and was a team captain in volleyball, basketball and softball while at Jonathan Law High School graduate...named First Team All-Conference and was a Second Team All-State Scholar-Athlete as a senior... named Second Team All-Conference as a junior...named Athlete of the Week by the New Haven Register...named Navy/Army Scholar Athlete as a junior. born January 31, psychology..also a member of RIC s women s volleyball team. Jeanne Rosa's Career Statistics Yr GP/GS AVG AB H R RBI 2B 3B HR BB / / Totals 68/ Meet the Players #5 Jeanne Rosa #21 Jamie Sacco #2 Mandy Shurgot Second Base/DP, 5-7, Freshman Woonsocket, RI (Woonsocket) High School: Earned All-State honors while at Woonsocket High School graduate...member of the 2006 R.I. State Championship team...named team MVP. born March 27, undecided about a Pitcher/Outfield, 5-4, Freshman Bellingham, MA (Bellingham) High School: Earned Tri-Valley All- Star honors while at Bellingham High School graduate...named a Milford Daily News All-Star...captained the team as a junior and senior. born January 14, physical education #4 Kelsey Souza Shortstop, 5-4, Freshman Braintree, MA (Braintree) High School: Earned All-Star honors as a junior and senior while at Braintree High School graduate...lettered in soccer, ice hockey and softball...named team MVP in softball and received the Leadership Award as a senior. born April 14, nursing 49

11 Outfield, 5-3, Freshman Schenectady, NY (Colonie Central) High School: Named to the All- Region Team while at Colonie Central High School graduate...named Team Defensive MVP and received the Triple C Award. Meet the Players #8 Davia Spado #22 Cassie Taverna First Base, 5-11, Freshman Bedford, MA (Bedford) 2006 Women's Volleyball Season: Played in 64 games in 27 matches as a middle hitter...logged 97 kills a.065 hitting percentage to go along with eight service aces, 16 digs and 33 blocks. born November 4, psychology High School: DCL All-Star in volleyball while at Bedford High School graduate...three-time DCL All-Star in softball...received the Sportsmanship Award. Personal: Born May 27, communications #9 Robyn Zemienieski Second Base, 5-1, Freshman Old Saybrook, CT (Nathan Hale-Ray) High School: Two-time All-State selection while at Nathan Hale-Ray High School graduate...named to the All-Shoreline Team as a freshman and sophomore...named a Scholar-Athlete and to the Middletown Press' All-Area Team as a junior and senior. born June 2, nursing 50

12 All-Time Rhode Island College Softball Records Career Records Batting CATEGORY NAME RECORD YEARS Most At-Bats: Amy Machado Highest Batting Average: Christie Lotti Most Runs Scored: Jen Sabatelli Most Hits: Michele Fanelli Most Doubles: Michele Fanelli Most Triples: Christie Lotti Most Home Runs: Christie Lotti Most Total Bases: Michele Fanelli Highest Slugging %: Christie Lotti Most Runs Batted In: Michele Fanelli Most Stolen Bases: Monique Marchand Most Walks: Amy Schauble Most Hit By Pitches: Kristyn Alexander Michele Fanelli Most Sacrifice Hits: Kelly McCaskill Most Sacrifice Flies: Jen Sabatelli Jodi Johnson Most Putouts: Michele Fanelli Most Assists: Kelly McCaskill Pitching CATEGORY NAME RECORD YEARS Most Games Started: Kim Warrington Most Completed Games: Shana Willis Most Wins: Kim Warrington Most Innings Pitched: Kim Warrington Lowest Earned Run Average: Cristina Alnas Most Strikeouts: Kim Warrington Most Shutouts: Kim Warrington Cristina Alnas

13 All-Time Rhode Island College Softball Records Single Season Records Batting CATEGORY NAME RECORD YEAR Most At-Bats: Christie Lotti Highest Batting Average: Kim Smith Most Runs Scored: Christie Lotti Most Hits: Christie Lotti Most Doubles: Kim Warrington Most Triples: Christie Lotti Most Home Runs: Christie Lotti Most Total Bases: Christie Lotti Highest Slugging %: Christie Lotti Most Runs Batted In: Kristyn Alexander Michele Fanelli Most Stolen Bases: Crissy McCullah Most Walks: Krystal Bilek Most Hit By Pitches: Kristyn Alexander Most Sacrifice Hits: Kelly McCaskill Most Sacrifice Flies: Jen Sabatelli Most Putouts: Rachel Medeiros Most Assists: Kelly McCaskill Pitching CATEGORY NAME RECORD YEAR Most Games Started: Shana Willis Most Completed Games: Shana Willis Most Wins: Nicole Riley Most Innings Pitched: Nicole Riley Lowest Earned Run Average: Cristina Alnas Most Strikeouts: Kim Warrington Most Shutouts: Cristina Alnas