HOUSTON SOFTBALL 2015 GAME NOTES

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1 HOUSTON RECORD: (0-0) DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME/RESULT SAND DOLLAR CLASSIC (FEB. 5-8) 2/5 vs. FIU Gulf Shores, Ala. L, 8-1 2/6 vs. Southern Miss Gulf Shores, Ala. W, 4-1 2/6 vs. No. 3 Alabama Gulf Shores, Ala. L, 6-2 2/7 vs. Jackson State Gulf Shores, Ala. L, 4-3 2/7 vs. FGCU Gulf Shores, Ala. W, 11-1 (6) 2/8 vs. Liberty Gulf Shores, Ala. W, 6-5 2/8 vs No. 23 South Alabama Gulf Shores, Ala. L, 3-2 HILTON HOUSTON PLAZA INVITE (FEB ) 2/13 UNI HOUSTON W, 5-2 2/13 MCNEESE STATE HOUSTON L, 3-1 2/14 UMASS HOUSTON W, 5-4 2/14 DEPAUL HOUSTON W, 6-3 2/15 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HOUSTON L, 5-1 2/16 NO. 2 OREGON HOUSTON L, 2-0; L, 10-5 HILTON HOUSTON PLAZA CLASSIC (FEB ) 2/19 NEW MEXICO HOUSTON L, 2-1 2/20 TEXAS A&M-CC HOUSTON L, 5-4 2/20 ILLINOIS HOUSTON L, /21 TEXAS A&M-CC HOUSTON CANCELLED 2/22 ILLINOIS HOUSTON W, /25 at No. 22 Texas A&M College Station L, 6-3 3/3 HOUSTON BAPTIST HOUSTON W, 12-5; W, 19-3 UNLV REBEL CLASSIC (MARCH 6-8) 3/6 vs. Eastern Kentucky Las Vegas, Nev. W, 7-2 3/6 vs. UC Santa Barbara Las Vegas, Nev. W, /7 at UNLV Las Vegas, Nev. L, 8-7 (8) 3/7 vs. Iowa State Las Vegas, Nev. W, 5-0 3/8 vs. No. 14 California Las Vegas, Nev. L, 9-3 3/11 at North Texas (DH) Denton W, 15-2 (5); W, 4-1 3/17 at No. 13 Baylor (DH) Waco 4 & 6 pm 3/21 USF* HOUSTON 1 & 3 PM 3/22 USF* HOUSTON NOON 3/25 TEXAS A&M-CC (DH) HOUSTON 4 & 6 PM 4/1 TEXAS HOUSTON 6 PM 4/3 EAST CAROLINA* (DH) HOUSTON 2 & 4 PM 4/4 EAST CAROLINA* HOUSTON NOON 4/8 at Sam Houston State Huntsville 6:30 pm 4/11 at UCF* (DH) Orlando, Fla. Noon & 2 pm 4/12 at UCF* Orlando, Fla. 11 am 4/15 at Louisiana-Lafayette Lafayette, La. 6 pm 4/18 UCONN* (DH) HOUSTON 1 & 3 PM 4/19 UCONN* HOUSTON NOON 4/25 at Tulsa* (DH) Tulsa, Okla. 1 & 3 p.m. 4/27 at Tulsa* Tulsa, Okla. Noon 4/29 LAMAR (DH) HOUSTON 4 & 6 PM 5/2 at Memphis* (DH) Memphis, Tenn. 1 & 3 pm 5/3 at Memphis* Memphis, Tenn. Noon THE AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP (MAY 7-9) 5/7-9 TBA Orlando, Fla. TBA 5/15-17 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA 5/21-24 NCAA Super Regionals TBA TBA 5/28-6/3 WCWS TBA TBA THE MATCH UP Houston trails, Last Meeting: April 8, Cougars split the doubleheader with No. 13 Baylor. Game 1: L, 3-0 (8); Game 2: W, 3-2 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 1 HOUSTON SOFTBALL 2015 GAME NOTES Athletics Communications // 3100 Cullen Blvd. // Houston, TX // Softball Contact: Jessika McKernan // office (713) // cell (361) // season presented by GAMES Starting Player BA - H - RBI AT NO. 15 BAYLOR (MARCH 17) WACO, TEXAS HOUSTON SOFTBALL PROBABLE STARTERS 25 - Kaylin Crumpton Selena Hernandez Shelby Miller DP 8 - Julana Shrum Houston (14-14, 0-0) Head Coach Kyla Holas (Louisiana-Lafayette 94) 15th Season ( ) 2014 Results (13-8) NCAA Waco Regional (1-2) All-Time Series Houston trails, NO. 13 BAYLOR (19-6, 0-0) Head Coach Glenn Moore (Northwestern State, 92) 15th Season Career: Results (13-5) 2nd - Big 12 Lost WCWS semi to Florida Last Weekend Swept the San Diego Classic II with five straight wins including two 5-inn. run rules 26 - Katie St. Pierre Kris Davila COVERAGE 15 - Kayla Holland Tiffani McKnight Courtney Klingler Pitching Staff ERA W-L 8 Julana Shrum Shelby Miller Summer Groholski Kayla Maxwell

2 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 2 GENERAL INFORMATION Location Houston, Texas Enrollment 39,974 Founded 1927 Nickname Cougars Colors Scarlet and White President Dr. Renu Khator VP for Intercollegiate Athletics Mack Rhoades Faculty Representative Dr. Richard Scamell SWA DeJuena Chizer Conference The American Athletic Conference Began The American Competition SOFTBALL STAFF Head Coach Kyla Holas, 15th Season Alma Mater, Year Louisiana-Lafayette, 1994 Record at Houston (14 Seasons) Career Record Same Associate Head Coach Kristin Vesely, Fifth Season Alma Mater, Year Oklahoma, 2006 Assistant Coach Greg Evans, First Season Alma Mater, Year Ole Miss, 1985 TEAM INFORMATION 2014 Record American Record (Finish) 13-8 (4th) 2014 Postseason NCAA Waco Regional L, 2-1, #18 Tulsa W, 7-6, Northwestern St. L, 10-6, #18 Tulsa Letterwinners Returning/Lost 11/3 Starters Returning/Lost 8/3 Pitchers Returning/Lost 2/1 Newcomers 8 First Season of Houston Softball 2001 Postseason Appearances 7 HOME VENUE INFORMATION Name Cougar Softball Stadium Year Opened 2001 Capacity 1,200 Demensions SPORTS INFORMATION Associate A.D./Communications David Bassity Volleyball Contact Jessika McKernan jmckerna@central.uh.edu Office Phone (713) Cell Phone (361) Office Fax (713) Homepage UHCougars.com Shipping Address 3100 Cullen Blvd, Suite 2008 Athletics/Alumni Center Houston, Texas HITS ON HOUSTON Houston enters the week after sweeping North Texas during the midweek series and enjoyed the weekend off. The Cougars scored 19 runs off 22 hits (.404) against the Mean Green including three home runs and four doubles. Senior second baseman Kayla Holland led the Cougars going 3-for-3 during game one with two RBI doubles and went 2-for-3 in game two with her third home run of the season. The 15-2 victory in game one marked the Cougars fourth run-rule win of the season. Houston is now a perfect 6-0 when scoring more than 10 runs in a game. ON NO. 13 BAYLOR Baylor enters the midweek doubleheader after spending Spring Break in California for an 11-game stand. Last weekend, the Bears swept the San Diego Classic II with wins over BYU, San Diego State, San Jose State, Utah State and UNLV. Two of the five games ended in a five-inning run-rule for the Bears. Sophomore Lindsey Cargill is the Bears top returner this season as she has batted.493 in 23 games played. Cargill is Baylor s lead off hitter and starting left fielder. LAST AT BAT Houston Softball jumped back onto the win streak with a two-game sweep over North Texas on Wednesday. The Cougars picked up a 15-2 victory in game one marking the fourth run-rule win of the season. Houston is now a perfect 6-0 when scoring 10+ runs in a game. The Cougars continued its win streak with a 4-1 win in game two of the twi-night. SHE S GOT THE JU-JU Junior pitcher/dp Julana Shrum continued her hitting streak last week as she went 2-for-2 in game one of the North Texas doubleheader. Her streak ended at nine games when she popped up to the outfield twice and was walked in her final at bat during game two of the series. Shrum has been one of the Cougars top hitters as of late. She blasted five bombs in seven games (March 3-8). Shrum hit two-run HRs in back-to-back plate appearances in game one of the HBU doubleheader and followed with a grand slam in game two. Shrum continued her streak and she belted a HR in the 7-2 win over Eastern Kentucky and one during the 5-0 victory against Iowa State. In the 14 games played, Shrum is batting.385 with 15 hits, 6 home runs, 17 RBIs and 10 runs scored. LEADING LENA Selena Hernandez is one of the Cougars top hitters this season. She is currently batting.378 with 31 hits, nine doubles, two triples, two home runs, and 25 RBIs while slugging.610. Hernandez has reached base in 14 consecutive games, dating back to Feb. 19 vs. New Mexico in game one of the Hilton Houston Plaza Classic. Hernandez ranks in the top five of several batting categories among conference opponents. HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME NOTES OBP 3rd.495 Hits 5th 31 RBI 3rd 25 Doubles t-1st 9 Triples t-4th 2 Total Bases t-1st 50 Walks 5th 17 On Defense, Hernandez has been a part of half of Houston s 19 double plays turned this season. She also leads the conference with the most assists (89) followed by teammate Shelby Miller (60). Hernandez has been named to the American Athletic Conference Honor Roll twice this season for her performances. LIGHTNING ST. PIERRE Katie St. Pierre is off to another great start this season as she has racked up 35 hits in 28 games. Of those hits, five have been extra base hits including an in-the-park home run during the 5-0 win over Iowa State. St. Pierre has wheels! She is now 8-8 in stolen base attempts. St. Pierre s career best is 15 stolen bases (2013). As a slap hitter, St. Pierre has one of the highest On Base Percentage (.477) in the American Athletic Conference, often beating out the throw to first. Category Conf. Rnk Nat l Rnk Total Runs 2nd 24th 31 Hits 2nd In week two of the season, St. Pierre was named to the American Athletic Conference Honor Roll for her performance at the Hilton Houston Plaza Invitational. TAKING ONE FOR THE TEAM Freshman outfielder Kaylin Crumpton has taken one for the team, 14 to be exact. Crumpton has taken 14 hit by pitches this season and is well on her way to the record books for most HBP in a single season. Crumpton leads the American Athletic Conference for most hit by pitches this season with 14. Teammate Courtney Klingler follows with just six. With her 14 HBP, Crumpton is now fifth in school history for most HBP in a season. Crumpton also ranks fifth in the nation for averaging most hit by pitches per game (0.56). Kendra Cullum broke the school record in 2013 with 38 and is ranked No. 2 in NCAA history for career hit by pitched (89). DOUBLE THE TROUBLE In the 28 games played so far this season, Houston has already turned 19 double plays. The Cougars continued their streak as they turned a double play to end game two of the North Texas doubleheader on Wednesday (March 11). Houston now ranks fourth in the nation for DP turned per game played (0.73). During the Hilton Houston Plaza Classic (Feb ), the Cougars turned three double plays against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, tied for the most double plays turned in a game. Last season, the Cougars broke the single season record for

3 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 3 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME NOTES CONFERENCE OVERALL TEAM W L T PCT W L T PCT UCF USF Tulsa HOUSTON Memphis UConn East Carolina AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE PRESEASON POLL SCHOOL (FIRST PLACE VOTES) POINTS 1. UCF (5) Tulsa (1) USF HOUSTON (1) East Carolina Memphis UConn 6 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE WEEKLY AWARDS PLAYER OF THE WEEK Feb. 9 Erica Sampson - OF/C - Sr. - Tulsa Feb. 16 Julie Kernan - 1B - Sr. - Tulsa Feb. 23 Julie Kernan - 1B - Sr. - Tulsa Mar. 2 Cierra Mangum - 3B - Sr. - Memphis Mar. 9 Julana Shrum - DP/P - Jr. - Houston PITCHER OF THE WEEK Feb. 9 Mackenzie Audas - Sr. - UCF Feb. 16 Shelby Turnier - Jr. - UCF Feb. 23 Mackenzie Audas - Sr. - UCF Mar. 2 Mackenzie Audas - Sr. - UCF Mar. 9 Karla Claudio - Sr. - USF most double plays turned (28) YEAR IN REVIEW Houston enters the second season of play in The American Athletic Conference. The Cougars went (13-8) during the 2014 season to finish fourth in the league and advance to the Waco Regional for the fourth-straight season. The feat marks the first time in program history as the Cougars continue their quest to extend the streak to five consecutive postseason appearances. LARGEST TEAM IN SCHOOL HISTORY Houston returns 11 letterwinners, seven position starters and two pitchers from last year s squad. Head coach Kyla Holas also welcomes 10 newcomers including six transfers and four freshmen to the team. The Cougars lost three to graduation last season including pitcher/catcher duo and twin sisters Haley and Diedre Outon. Haley became the first Cougar in school history to be named CoSIDA Academic All-American while also receiving NFCA All-Region team honors. Following the 2014 season, Haley signed to play professional softball with the Akron Racers. Houston returns 11 letterwinners including starting middle infielders Kayla Holland and Selena Hernandez. Hernandez was named Second Team All-American Athletic Conference shortstop as she led the league with 46 runs scored and ranked third with 37 RBI. She started every game at shortstop and recorded a.324 batting average. Holland returns for her final season as a Cougar. Last season, she started all 53 games at second base and tallied 45 hits with three home runs. On defense, Holland was a part of 11 of the Cougars record-setting 28 double plays turned last season. Junior Katie St. Pierre returns for the Cougars in center field. She was named Third Team NFCA All-Region outfielder for her outstanding 2014 season. She led the league with a.399 batting average and ranked second in on base percentage (.497) while racking up 12 stolen bases on 17 attempts. In the circle, senior Summer Groholski and junior Julana Shrum are the only two returning pitchers this season. Houston can also rely on the efforts of newcomers Kayla Maxwell and Shelby Miller as potential starters. Miller is a division I transfer from Southern Arkansas. Last season, she pitched and played outfield for the Mule Riders. Miller led her team to a Great American Conference Championship and was named Honorable Mention All-American, First Team All-Region, Conference Freshman of the Year, First Team All-Conference and Conference Tournament MVP. Houston added 10 newcomers to the program including six transfers headlining the group. Juniors Courtney Mica, Megan Noel, Courtney Klingler, sophomores Shelby Miller, Savannah Martin, Jaylin Baldridge and freshmen Kendall Brown, De Zha Scott, Kaylin Crumpton, and Kayla Maxwell comprise the Cougars new class. TOP OF THE CLASS Houston Softball had 14 student-athletes named to the American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team for the school year. Seven members of the team were also named National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-American Scholar Athletes. Houston student-athletes named to the list were Hayley Chamberlain, Kendra Cullum, Sydney Gerbracht, Jaime Edwards, Haley Outon, Julia Pecina and Katie St. Pierre. These athletes were among 4,687 softball players across seven membership divisions to earn NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete honors for the academic year. The awards are given to players who achieved a 3.50 GPA or higher during the academic year. Houston Softball was also named one of the NFCA NCAA Division I All-Academic Teams for the 3.37 team GPA. COUGARS PICKED TO FINISH 4TH Houston Softball was picked to finish fourth in the 2015 American Athletic Conference Preseason Coaches Poll. The Cougars earned 24 total points and a first place vote by the league s six other head coaches. UCF was picked as the preseason favorite to claim the 2015 American Athletic Conference softball title in voting by the league s seven head coaches. The Knights received five of the seven first place votes. Tulsa finished second in the preseason poll with 29 points and garnered a first-place vote after posting an overall record of 53-9 last year that included Conference USA regular season and tournament championships. Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Mar. 2 Mar. 16 HOUSTON HONOR ROLL WINNERS Selena Hernandez Katie St. Pierre Selena Hernandez Kaylin Crumpton Kayla Holland Houston (14-14) Stat Categories BAYLOR (19-6) BATTING STATISTICS.301 Team Batting Average Hits per Game Runs per Game Stolen Bases PITCHING STATISTICS 3.84 Team ERA Walks Strikeouts 149

4 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON ROSTER NO. NAME POS. YEAR/EXP. B-T HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 2 Courtney Mica OF Jr./TR R-R Flatonia, Texas (McLennan CC) 3 Jaime Edwards INF Sr./3L R-R Austin, Texas (Austin Bowie HS) 4 Kris Davila INF/C Sr./1L R-R Houston, Texas (Blinn College) 5 Sydney Gerbracht OF Sr./3L R-R San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS) 6 Megan Noel C Jr./TR R-R Cleveland, Texas (Navarro College) 7 Selena Hernandez INF Jr./1L L-R Austin, Texas (Texas State) 8 Julana Shrum P Jr./2L L-L Porum, Okla. (Glenpool HS) 9 Tiffani McKnight OF Sr./1L L-R Missouri City, Texas (Blinn College) 11 Shelby Miller P/UTL So./TR R-R Sweeny, Texas (Southern Arkansas) 14 Kendall Brown INF/C Fr./HS R-R Sugar Land, Texas (Ft. Bend Christian) 15 Kayla Holland INF Sr./3L R-R Katy, Texas (Cypress Springs HS) 16 Courtney Klingler INF/C Jr./TR R-R Manvel, Texas (Campbell University) 18 Savannah Martin INF So./TR R-R Nacogdoches, Texas (Galveston CC) 22 Jordan Rains INF So./1L R-R Cypress, Texas (Cy Fair HS) 23 De Zha Scott OF Fr./HS L-R Spring, Texas (Spring HS) 25 Kaylin Crumpton OF Fr./HS R-R Corona, Calif. (Santiago HS) 26 Katie St. Pierre OF Jr./2L L-L Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound HS) 32 Jaylin Baldridge UTL So./TR R-R Richmond, Texas (Henderson State) 33 Summer Groholski P Sr./3L R-R Grapeland, Texas (Grapeland HS) 34 Alexis Dunn INF Sr./1L R-R Round Rock, Texas (Galveston CC) 38 Kayla Maxwell P Fr./HS R-R Tampa, Fla. (Alonso HS) Head Coach: Kyla Holas (University of Louisiana-Lafayette, 1994) Assistant Coach: Kristin Vesely (University of Oklahoma, 2006) Assistant Coach: Greg Evans (Ole Miss, 1985) Pronunciation Guide Courtney Mica... Mitch-Uh Kris Davila...Dah-VEE-la Kyla Holas... Ky-la Hole-us Sydney Gerbracht...Grr-brakt Summer Groholski... Grow-hole-ski Julana Shrum... Ju-LAY-na Kristin Vesely...Vess-lee De Zha Scott...Day-juh ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO. NAME POS. CL./EXP. 32 Jaylin Baldridge UTL So./TR 14 Kendall Brown INF/C Fr./HS 25 Kaylin Crumpton OF Fr./HS 4 Kris Davila INF/C Sr./1L 34 Alexis Dunn INF Sr./1L 3 Jaime Edwards INF Sr./3L 5 Sydney Gerbracht OF Sr./3L 33 Summer Groholski P Sr./3L 7 Selena Hernandez INF Jr./1L 15 Kayla Holland INF Sr./3L 16 Courtney Klingler INF/C Jr./TR 38 Kayla Maxwell P Fr./HS 9 Tiffani McKnight OF Sr./1L 2 Courtney Mica OF Jr./TR 11 Shelby Miller P/UTL So./TR 6 Megan Noel C Fr./HS 26 Katie St. Pierre OF Jr./2L 22 Jordan Rains INF So./1L 23 De Zha Scott OF Fr./HS 8 Julana Shrum P Jr./2L BY CLASS SENIORS (7) Kris Davila Summer Groholski Alexis Dunn Kayla Holland Jaime Edwards Tiffani McKnight Sydney Gerbracht JUNIORS (5) Selena Hernandez Courtney Klingler Courtney Mica SOPHOMORES (3) Jaylin Baldridge Shelby Miller Jordan Rains Katie St. Pierre Julana Shrum FRESHMEN (5) Kendall Brown Kaylin Crumpton Kayla Maxwell Megan Noel De Zha Scott

5 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 2015 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON TV/RADIO ROSTER 2 Courtney Mica OF Jr. R-R Flatonia, Texas Jaime Edwards Kris Davila Sydney Gerbracht Megan Noel INF Sr. R-R INF/C Sr. R-R OF Sr. R-R C Jr. R-R Austin, Texas Houston, Texas San Diego, Calif. Cleveland, Texas Selena Hernandez Julana Shrum Tiffani McKnight Shelby Miller Kendall Brown INF Jr. L-R P/OF Jr. L-L OF Sr. L-R P/UTL So. R-R INF/C Fr. R-R Austin, Texas Porum, Okla. Missouri City, Texas Sweeney, Texas Sugar Land, Texas Kayla Holland INF Sr. R-R Katy, Texas Courtney Klingler Savannah Martin INF/C Jr. R-R INF So. R-R Manvel, Texas Nacogdoches, Texas Jordan Rains INF So. R-R Cypress, Texas De Zha Scott OF Fr. L-R Spring, Texas Kaylin Crumpton Katie St. Pierre Jaylin Baldridge Summer Groholski Alexis Dunn OF Fr. R-R OF Jr. L-L UTL So. R-R P Sr. R-R INF Sr. R-R Corona, Calif. Flower Mound, Texas Richmond, Texas Grapeland, Texas Round Rock, Texas 38 Kayla Maxwell P Fr. R-R Tampa, Fla. Kyla Holas Head Coach 15th Season Kristin Vesely Greg Evans Assoc. Head Coach Assistant Coach 5th Season 1st Season Michael Palmer Dir. of Ops 1st Season 5

6 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 6 NCAA Statistics Houston Women's Softball Ranking Summary thru games 03/08/2015 Statistic National Conference Rank Rank Value National Leader Value Conference Value Leader Batting Average (287 ranked) Georgia South Fla Double Plays per Game (283 ranked) Manhattan 1.25 Houston 0.73 Doubles per Game (285 ranked) Washington 2.24 Houston 1.38 Earned Run Average (287 ranked) Central Conn. St UCF 0.95 Fielding Percentage (287 ranked) Georgia St UCF Hit Batters (30 ranked) 8 teams tied 1 Memphis 3 Home Runs per game (277 ranked) Savannah St Houston 0.73 On Base Percentage (30 ranked) Auburn Scoring (287 ranked) Auburn 9.65 Houston 5.54 Slugging Percentage (287 ranked) Auburn Houston Stolen Bases per Game (286 ranked) Marshall 3.30 South Fla Triples per Game (240 ranked) Kennesaw St South Fla WL Percentage (272 ranked) Florida LSU Central Conn. St. Statistic Player National Conference Value National Leader Rank Rank Conference Value Leader UCF Batting Average (149 ranked) Madison Lerma, Fairleigh Dickinson Julie Kernen, Tulsa Doubles Per Game (146 ranked) Selena Hernandez Michiko McGivney, Cornell Rachel Shotzbarger, Monmouth Earned Run Average (148 ranked) Laura Messina, Central Conn. St. Destinee Pallotto, Fairfield Tori Cheske, Holy Cross Value 0.67 Julie Kernen, Tulsa Mackenzie Audas, UCF Hit Batters (29 ranked) 5 players tied 1 Mackenzie Audas, UCF 5 Hit by Pitch per Game (144 ranked) Kaylin Crumpton Courtney Klingler Brittany Colombo, Marist 0.88 Kaylin Crumpton, Houston Hits Allowed Per Seven Innings (150 ranked) Cheridan Hawkins, Oregon 2.60 Mackenzie Audas, UCF 2.93 Home Runs Per Game (150 ranked) Tara Grennan, Colgate 0.75 Julie Kernen, Tulsa 0.26 Home runs (40 ranked) Marci Christian, Charleston So. Courtney Gano, Washington On Base Percentage (150 ranked) Elena Bowman, Manhattan Julie Kernen, Tulsa RBIs (27 ranked) Sahvanna Jaquish, LSU 45 Lee Ann Spivey, South Fla. 34 Runs Batted In Per Game (116 ranked) Madelaine Wilen, Fairleigh Dickinson 2.50 Julie Kernen, Tulsa 1.58 Runs per Game (150 ranked) Katie St. Pierre Courtney Slye, Fairleigh Dickinson 1.50 Erica Sampson, Tulsa 1.21 Sacrifice Flies (56 ranked) Kayla Holland Tiffani McKnight Sacrifice Hits per game (132 ranked) Kaylin Crumpton Vanessa Cardoza, Monmouth Kayla Shimoda, Columbia players tied 5 Catherine Horner, Tulsa 2 Lee Ann Spivey, South Fla Brittany Solis, UCF Saves (21 ranked) Cheridan Hawkins, Oregon 6 Karla Claudio, South Fla. 4 Shutouts (26 ranked) Mackenzie Audas, UCF 6 Mackenzie Audas, UCF 6 Ally Carda, UCLA 6 Slugging Percentage (300 ranked) Selena Hernandez Madelaine Wilen, Fairleigh Dickinson Julie Kernen, Tulsa Stolen Bases (149 ranked) Cortni Emanuel, Georgia 1.27 Kahley Novak, UCF 0.77 Strikeouts (29 ranked) Randi Rupp, Texas St. 139 Mackenzie Audas, UCF 128 Strikeouts Per Seven Innings (150 ranked) Miranda Kramer, Western Ky Mackenzie Audas, UCF 11.0 Toughest to Strikeout (150 ranked) Selena Hernandez players tied 0.0 Selena Hernandez, Houston 76.0 Triples (19 ranked) A,J. Andrews, LSU 7 Triples Per Game (148 ranked) Taylor Hughes, Alcorn 0.36 Shelby Estocado, Tulsa Erica Sampson, Tulsa Victories (47 ranked) Chelsea Ponce, UC Riverside 16 Mackenzie Audas, UCF 12 Walks (149 ranked) Shelby Miller Elena Bowman, Manhattan 1.25 Mary-Sloan Bradford, East Carolina 0.86 Walks Allowed Per Seven Innings (150 ranked) Kayla Maxwell Taylor Pirone, Hofstra 0.52 Sarah Christian, East Carolina

7 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 7 RECORD WHEN... Overall Feb March 7-2 April 0-0 May 0-0 Current Streak W 2 Longest Winning Streak W 4 Longest Losing Streak L 6 At Home 6-7 At Home vs. The American 0-0 On the Road 2-2 On the Road vs. The American 0-0 Neutral Site 6-5 The American Games 0-0 Non-Conference Games Playing In-State 8-7 vs. Teams from Texas 4-3 Playing Out-of-State 6-6 Alabama 3-4 Florida 0-0 Louisiana 0-0 Oklahoma 0-0 Nevada NCAA Tournament Teams Top UH Scores First 9-7 Opponent Scores First 5-7 UH Scores in 1st Inning 8-5 Opponent 3-4 UH Scores 0-2 Runs 0-7 Opponent 8-2 UH Scores 3-5 Runs 5-5 Opponent 5-5 UH Scores 6-9 Runs 3-2 Opponent 0-5 UH Scores Opponent 1-2 UH Outhits opponent 9-2 Opponent 3-11 Hits are tied 2-1 Shutouts 1-1 Hits one home run 6-4 Hits 2+ home runs 5-1 Makes 0 errors 3-6 Makes one error 7-2 Makes 2+ errors 4-6 vs. Right-Handed Starter vs. Left-Handed Starter 0-0 Day games 9-11 Night games 5-3 Natural Grass Synthetic Surface 0-0 Doubleheaders 4-2 One-run games 2-5 Two-run games 1-2 Three-run games 3-2 Four-run games 1-1 Five+ run games 7-3 Extra innings 0-1 Home attendance (avg.) 2432 (221) Away attendance (avg.) 2682 (178) Total attendance (avg.) 5114 (196) USA TODAY/NFCA DIVISION I TOP 25 POLL - WEEK 5 Rank Team Record Points LW 1 Florida (29) Oregon t3 Michigan t3 LSU Alabama Oklahoma Louisiana-Lafayette Georgia Tennessee Florida State California Auburn UCLA Kentucky Baylor Minnesota Washington Arizona Texas A&M UCF Missouri Arizona State Kansas South Alabama t25 UAB RV t25 North Carolina State RV Others Receiving Votes: Notre Dame (16), Mississippi State (10), James Madison (7), Virginia Tech (4), North Carolina (4), South Carolina (3), Texas (3), Florida Atlantic (3). ESPN.COM/USA SOFTBALL COLLEGIATE TOP 25 -WEEK 5 Rank Team 2015 Record Points LW 1. Florida (19) LSU (1) Oregon Michigan Alabama T5 6. Oklahoma T5 7. Louisiana-Lafayette Georgia Florida State UCLA California Kentucky Baylor Auburn Tennessee Minnesota Arizona Washington Missouri UCF Texas A&M Arizona State South Alabama Kansas NC State RV Others receiving votes: Notre Dame (22), Mississippi State (15), Notre Dame (8), Virginia Tech (7), North Carolina (5), Cal State Northridge (3), FAU (1), South Carolina (1), UAB (1), Utah (1), Western Kentucky (1) BOLD Opponents 2015 TOP 25 POLL PROGRESSION WEEK (Preseason) Week 1 (Feb. 10) Week 2 (Feb. 17) Week 3 (Feb. 24) Week 4 (March 3) Week 5 (March 10) NFCA / ESPN NR / NR NR / NR NR / NR NR / NR NR / NR NR / NR 2014 RPI PROGRESSION WEEK RPI Week 1 (March 24) 48 Week 2 (March 31) 36 Week 3 (April 7) 34 Week 4 (April 14) 31 Week 5 (April 21) 36 Week 6 (April 28) 44 Week 7 (May 5) 43 Week 8 (May 12) SIGNING CLASS PRESLEY BELL P Dayton HS / Texas Hotshots Dayton, Texas SARAH DeCAROLIS INF Brazoswood HS / Impact Gold Jackson Brazoria, Texas SAVANNAH HEEBNER P Castle View HS / Colorado Angels Sedalia, Colo. RACHEL HILL INF Lufkin HS / Impact Gold Jackson Lufkin, Texas ELISE LeBEOUF OF Notre Dame HS / Wichita Mustangs Crowley, La. BROOKE VANNOY C George Ranch HS / Firecrackers May Sugar Land, Twitter Roster Jaylin Baldridge...@TooCool4YouSIR Kendall Kaylin Kris Alexis Jaime Sydney Gerbracht...@sydgerbz Summer Selena Hernandez...@GetIt_Getit_GO7 Kyla Holas...@kholas1 Kayla Courtney Klingler...@Courtney_K_15 Savannah Martin...@savannah77777 Kayla Courtney Shelby Miller...@_shelmiller Megan Noel...@M_Noel22 Jordan Rains...@jrainss De Zha Scott...@Deee1126 Julana Katie Facebook.com/HoustonCougarSoftball

8 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 8 Inning-by-inning summary Total Houston Opponents Record when team scores: Runs W-L Record when opponent scores: Runs W-L Record when leading after: Inn W-L Record when trailing after: Inn W-L Record when tied after: Inn W-L HOUSTON YEARLY RECORDS YEAR SEASON (CONFERENCE) CONFERENCE FINISH (0-0) (13-8) 4th (19-5) 2nd (15-9) 3rd (19-5) T-1st ( ) 5th (12-10) 3rd (21-2) 1st (20-4) 1st (15-9) 3rd (11-12) 5th (12-11) 5th (15-9) 3rd (9-14) 7th (10-12) 5th MULTIPLE HIT GAMES Tot Katie St. Pierre Courtney Klingler Kaylin Crumpton Selena Hernandez Tiffani McKnight Kayla Holland Shelby Miller Julana Shrum Jaime Edwards TEAM MULTIPLE RBI GAMES Tot Tiffani McKnight Kaylin Crumpton Selena Hernandez Kayla Holland Courtney Klingler Julana Shrum Shelby Miller Jaime Edwards Kris Davila Sydney Gerbracht Megan Noel TEAM HITTING STREAKS Longest Current Julana Shrum 10 - Katie St. Pierre 9 5 Courtney Klingler 8 - Selena Hernandez 7 6 Kayla Holland 7 7 Jaime Edwards 4 - Kris Davila 4 2 Shelby Miller 3 3 Kaylin Crumpton 3 2 Courtney Mica 2 2 Jaylin Baldridge 2 2 Tiffani McKnight 2 - Sydney Gerbracht 2 - REACHED BASE STREAKS Longest Current Selena Hernandez Katie St. Pierre Shelby Miller 13 4 Courtney Klingler 12 - Julana Shrum Jaime Edwards 9 - Kaylin Crumpton 7 6 Kayla Holland 7 7 Kris Davila 4 2 Tiffani McKnight 3 2 STARTERS SUMMARY Player GS p c 1b 2b 3b ss lf cf rf of dh 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Kayla Holland Shelby Miller Katie St. Pierre Tiffani McKnight Selena Hernandez Courtney Klingler Kaylin Crumpton Kris Davila Julana Shrum Jaime Edwards Megan Noel Summer Groholski Savannah Martin Kayla Maxwell Sydney Gerbracht Jordan Rains

9 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 9 KYLAHOLAS HEAD COACH 15TH SEASON LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 94 Date of Birth: Oct. 4, 1971 Hometown: Pasadena, Texas Named UH Head Coach: 2001 THE KYLA HOLAS FILE EDUCATION University of Louisiana-Lafayette (formerly Southwestern Louisiana) Bachelor of Liberal Arts, 1994 Head coach Kyla Holas embarks on her 15th season at the helm of the Cougar softball program which she began constructing from scratch in In the program s 14 seasons, Houston has proven to be a mainstay at the top of the Conference USA standings on the way to national and regional prowess with 14 consecutive winning seasons, seven NCAA Regional appearances (2004, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014) and two NCAA Super Regional appearances (2008 and 2011). Recruiting players who want to win championships has been the key to our success, Holas said. It takes a very dedicated and disciplined person to fit into our program. We demand a lot from them in the details category. The girls on this team know the stakes and rise every day to meet the challenge. Under the direction of Holas, Houston has become a successful program that has posted a winning record each season since the inaugural year. At the conclusion of 2014, the Cougars have advanced to the NCAA postseason fourstraight seasons and six of the last 10 years. Since coming to Houston, Holas has worked endlessly to build a program focused on winning with high academic standards, something that is paramount to the student-athletes on the Cougar squad. The academic standards Holas has set for her team have also been a staple of the program and have only risen higher, along with the team GPA. Under her direction, Houston was awarded the C-USA Sport Academic Award (2012 and 2013) by posting the highest team GPA of any softball team in the conference. In the first year of the American Athletic Conference, Houston was awarded the conference Team Academic Excellence Award with a cumulative GPA of To get to the top, Holas doesn t let anything get overlooked. Her dynamic personality, work ethic and past accomplishments as a player and coach make the program s sky-high outlook seem very realistic. Success comes by being obsessive about details, Holas said. The little things are what separates the All-Americans from everyone else. NCAA s Houston has appeared in six NCAA regional tournaments and twice advanced to the NCAA Super Regional. After starting the program only three seasons earlier, the Cougars made it to their first post-season play in They would taste their first victory in NCAA play with a win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi while dropping games to No. 17 Illinois and Seton Hall. Houston returned to the post-season party in 2007, this time they won their first two games against No. 23 Louisiana-Lafayette and No. 7/8 Texas A&M. The Aggies would rally around their home field seed advantage as they took the next two games to eliminate the Cougars post-season dreams. The Cougars last two post-season appearances would prove to be the most successful as Houston won their regional bracket to advance to the Super Regionals. In 2008, Houston was host for the NCAA regional and Super Regional tournaments. The Cougars swept the competition in the regional by posting three wins over Delaware State and No. 25 Washington. The Cougars would split the first two games with Louisiana-Lafayette in the Super Regional before dropping the rubber match. The 2011 season saw Houston s second sweep of an NCAA Regional as Houston posted wins over Louisiana-Lafayette, No. 3 Texas and clinching the bid with another victory over the Cajuns. Houston advanced to the Stillwater Super Regional where they fell to Oklahoma State in a three-game series. Houston made it seven straight NCAA Regional wins in a row in 2012 with an opening-game victory over Auburn at the Austin Region. The Cougars dropped their next two games to Texas and Northwestern. Houston posted a 1-2 record in their third-straight NCAA appearance in The Cougars defeated Army 7-5 while falling to South Carolina and Texas in their third-straight Austin Regional series. The Cougars made it to their fourth-straight NCAA tournament in 2014 and attended the Baylor Regional in Waco, Texas. Houston dropped two games to former C-USA rival Tulsa to wrap up the regional Houston went and 13-8 in the inaugural season of the American Athletic Conference and wrapped up the season with a trip to the NCAA Regional in Waco for the fourth straight year. Houston took fourth place in the conference with a 13-8 record. The Cougars has record-setting fielding season as they broke the season record for most assists (569) and most double plays (28). Senior Haley Outon ended her exceptional career at UH and was named Third Team All-Amercan and NFCA All-Region. Outon became the sixth Cougar to sign a professional softball contract as she was named a member of the Akron Racers in the National Professional Fastpitch League. Personal A native of Pasadena, Texas, Holas now lives in Pearland, Texas, with her husband, John, and their sons, Payton and Jase and daughter Brenan. FAMILY Husband: John Children: Sons, Payton and Jase, Daughter, Brenan COACHING EXPERIENCE 2001-pres. Houston, Head Coach Florida, Assistant Coach Northern Illinois, Assistant Coach COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS Career Record: Conference USA Coach of the Year (2007, 2008) Created and developed the softball program at the University of Houston. Brought the Cougars just one game shy of the Women s College World Series in 2008 and 2011 after taking Louisiana-Lafayette to a decisive game three in the NCAA Super Regionals and again in 2011 against Oklahoma State. Has produced 18 National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-South Region awards and 69 All-Conference selections, including a member of the C-USA All-Decade team in 2005 (Kristen Glowacz). Mentored four All-americans in Haley Outon (2012) and Jessica Valis, Laurie Wagner and Angel Shamblin (2008). Has coached 21 Conference USA All-Freshmen selections and three Freshmen of the Year winners (most recently, Katie St. Pierre, 2013). Guided a C-USA Co-MVP with Kristen Glowacz in 2005 and C-USA Player of the Year Jessica Valis in She also coached Angel Shamblin to three C-USA Pitcher of the Year awards (2006, 2007, 2008), Melissa Gregson, C-USA Player of the Year (2011) and Haley Outon, C-USA Player of the Year (2013). PLAYER ACCOMPLISHMENTS Career record: Career batting average:.301 NCAA All-American (1992, 1993, 1994) Pasadena ISD Hall of Fame, Class of 2015 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame, Class of 2011 Louisiana-Lafayette Hall of Fame, Class of 1999 Career win percentage (.839) ranks No. 17 in NCAA Honda Broderick Cup Finalist (1993, 1994) No. 11 jersey retired by Louisiana-Lafayette Facebook.com/HoustonCougarSoftball

10 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 10 HITTING BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 150 AB) 1. Jessica Valis (2008) Laurie Wagner (2008) Jessica Valis (2007) Katie St. Pierre (2014) Katie St. Pierre (2013).376 AT BATS 1. Jessica Valis (2006) Jessica Valis (2008) Kristen Glowacz (2004) Katie Bush (2008) 201 Kim Nesloney (2004) 201 RUNS 1. Kendra Cullum (2013) Jessica Valis (2008) 51 Jennifer Klinkert (2008) Haley Outon (2012) Katie St. Pierre (2013) 47 HITS 1. Jessica Valis (2008) Jessica Valis (2006) Katie Bush (2008) Laurie Wagner (2008) Jessica Valis (2007) 68 DOUBLES 1. Holly Anderson (2013) Haley Outon (2013) 15 Kristen Glowacz (2004) Laurie Wagner (2008) Kayla Holland (2013) 13 Julia Pecina (2013) 13 Kristen Glowacz (2003) 13 Jaci Gonzalez (2003) 13 Kristen Glowacz (2005) 13 TRIPLES 1. Jessica Valis (2007) 7 2. Jessica Valis (2008) 5 Kristen Glowacz (2004) 5 Kim Nesloney (2002) 5 3. Taylor Duplechain (2013) 4 Leslie Seay (2001) 4 Leslie Seay (2002) 4 Katy Beth Sherman 4 Jessica Valis (2009) 4 Ashleigh Jones (2010) 4 HOME RUNS 1. Haley Outon (2012) Laurie Wagner (2008) Kristen Glowacz (2005) Haley Outon (2013) 16 Melissa Gregson (2011) 16 TOTAL BASES 1. Laurie Wagner (2008) Haley Outon (2012) Kristen Glowacz (2005) Haley Outon (2013) Kristen Glowacz (2003) 123 RUNS BATTED IN 1. Haley Outon (2012) Haley Outon (2013) Laurie Wagner (2008) Jennifer Klinkert (2008) 55 Haley Outon (2014) Elaina Nordstrom (2006) 54 SLUGGING (MIN. 150 AB) 1. Laurie Wagner (2008) Haley Outon (2012) Kristen Glowacz (2005) Haley Outon (2013) Kristen Glowacz (2003).699 WALKS 1. Haley Outon (2014) Elaina Nordstrom (2007) 42 Jennifer Klinkert (2008) Haley Outon (2013) 41 Kim Nesloney (2005) Elaina Nordstrom (2008) 38 ON BASE (MIN. 150 AB) 1. Laurie Wager (2008) Haley Outon (2014) Katie St. Pierre (2014) Haley Outon (2013) Jessica Valis (2008).475 STOLEN BASES 1. Jessica Valis (2006) Ashleigh Jones (2012) Jessica Valis (2008) Holly Anderson (2012) Katie Bush (2008) 18 GAMES PLAYED 1. Haley Valis (2008) 65 Amanda Grote (2008) 65 Katie Bush (2008) Kristen Glowacz (2004) 64 Christa Raley (2008) 64 Kim Nesloney (2004) 64 GAMES STARTED 1. Haley Valis (2008) 65 Amanda Grote (2008) 65 Katie Bush (2008) Kristen Glowacz (2004) 64 Christa Raley (2008) 64 Kim Nesloney (2004) 64 HIT BY PITCH 1. Kendra Cullum (2013) Kendra Cullum (2014) Kendra Cullum (2012) Christa Raley (2007) Kaylin Crumpton (2015) 14 PITCHING ERA (MIN. 100 IP) 1. Angel Shamblin (2008) Amanda Crabtree (2011) Jenny Johnson (2004) Angel Shamblin (2007) Jamie Falco (2003) 1.49 WINS 1. Angel Shamblin (2008) Angel Shamblin (2007) Amanda Crabtree (2011) Bailey Watts (2013) Donna Bourgeois 17 SAVES 1. Jenny Johnson (2004) Angel Shamblin (2008) 3 Crystal Briscoe (2006) 3 Barbie Love (2005) 3 5. Jenny Johnson (2003) 2 Crystal Briscoe (2005) 2 Bailey Watts (2010) 2 Bailey Watts (2012) 2 Diedre Outon (2014) 2 INNINGS PITCHED 1. Angel Shamblin (2008) Angel Shamblin (2007) Amanda Crabtree (2011) Baillie Lott (2009) Jamie Falco (2002) STRIKEOUTS 1. Amanda Crabtree (2011) Angel Shamblin (2007) Angel Shamblin (2008) Amanda Crabtree (2010) Angel Shamblin (2006) 182 SHUTOUTS 1. Angel Shamblin (2008) Angel Shamblin (2007) Amanda Crabtree (2011) Donna Bourgeois (2011) 7 5. Jamie Falco (2002) 6 Candi Kloecker (2006) 6 Bailey Watts (2010) 6 OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 100 IP) 1. Amanda Crabtree (2011) Angel Shamblin (2008) Jenny Johnson (2004).179 Angel Shamblin (2007) Candi Kloecker (2006).188 COMPLETE GAMES 1. Angel Shamblin (2007) Angel Shamblin (2007) Bailey Watts (2013) 22 Baillie Lott (2009) Amanda Crabtree 21 Bailey Watts (2010) 21 GAMES STARTED 1. Angel Shamblin (2008) Angel Shamblin (2007) Amanda Crabtree (2011) Baillie Lott (2009) Jenny Johnson (2002) 27 APPEARANCE 1. Angel Shamblin (2008) Jenny Johnson (2004) Angel Shamblin (2007) Amanda Crabtree (2011) Diedre Outon (2014) 37 FIELDING PUTOUTS 1. Haley Outon (2011) Elaina Nordstrom (2007) Jaime Edwards (2014) Elaina Nordstrom (2008) Elaina Nordstrom (2006) 399 ASSISTS 1. Selena Hernandez (2014) Holly Anderson (2013) Holly Andreson (2012) Holly Anderson (2011) Kendra Cullum (2013) 121 DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED 1. Jaime Edwards (2014) Jaime Edwards (2012) Jaime Edwards (2013) Selena Hernandez (2014) Stesha Brazil (2011) 13 FIELDING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 CHANCES) 1. Kim Cote (2002) Elaina Nordstrom (2007) Melissa Gregson (2009) Haley Outon (2013) Elaina Nordstrom (2008).993 Elaina Nordstrom (2006).993 Current players in bold italic

11 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 11 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS HITTING BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 200 AB) 1. Jessica Valis ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Holly Anderson ( ) Haley Outon ( ).325 AT BATS 1. Jessica Valis ( ) Katie Bush ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Arelis Ferreris ( ) Lindsay Durham ( ,06) 673 RUNS SCORED 1. Jessica Valis ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Holly Anderson ( ) Kim Nesloney ( ) Jennifer Klinkert ( ) 136 HITS 1. Jessica Valis ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Katie Bush ( ) Holly Anderson ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) 207 DOUBLES 1. Kristen Glowacz ( ) Holly Anderson ( ) 35 Reina Gaber ( ) 35 Laurie Wagner ( ) Lindsay Durham ( ,06) 34 TRIPLES 1. Jessica Valis ( ) Kim Nesloney ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Leslie Seay ( ) 8 5. Ashleigh Jones ( ) 5 HOME RUNS 1. Haley Outon ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Melissa Gregson ( ) 38 Arelis Ferreris ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) 36 RUNS BATTED IN 1. Haley Outon ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Laurie Wagner ( ) Melissa Gregson ( ) 143 SLUGGING (MIN. 200 AB) 1. Haley Outon ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Brooke Lathan ( ) Melissa Gregson ( ).535 WALKS 1. Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Jennifer Klinkert ( ) Kim Nesloney ( ) Laurie Wagner ( ) Katie Bush ( ) 86 ON-BASE (MIN. 200 AB) 1. Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Kendra Cullum ( ) Haley Outon ( ) Jessica Valis ( ) Jennifer Klinkert ( ).411 Kristen Glowacz ( ).411 STOLEN BASES 1. Jessica Valis ( ) Katie Bush ( ) Holly Anderson ( ) Kim Nesloney ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) 37 GAMES PLAYED 1. Laura Durham ( , 06) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Katie Bush ( ) Haley Outon ( ) Jennifer Klinkert ( ) 235 GAMES STARTED 1. Laura Durham ( , 06) Katie Bush ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Jennifer Klinkert ( ) Arelis Ferreris ( ) 232 Haley Outon ( ) 232 PITCHING ERA (MIN. 200 IP) 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Barbie Love ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Crystal Briscoe ( ) 2.21 CAREER WINS 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) 47 Jenny Johnson ( ) Diedre Outon ( ) 44 SAVES 1. Jenny Johnson ( ) Crystal Briscoe ( ) 7 3. Bailey Watts ( ) 6 4. Angel Shamblin ( ) 4 Barbie Love ( ) 4 Diedre Outon ( ) 4 INNINGS PITCHED 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) Diedre Outon ( ) STRIKEOUTS 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Amanda Crabtree ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) 423 SHUTOUTS 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) Amanda Crabtree ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) 11 OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 100 IP) 1. Amanda Crabtree ( ) Angel Shamblin ( ) Barbie Love ( ) Donna Bourgeois (2011) Candi Kloecker ( ).208 COMPLETE GAMES 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Amanda Crabtree ( ) 48 GAMES STARTED 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Amanda Crabtree ( ) 66 Diedre Outon ( ) 66 APPEARANCES 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Diedre Outon ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) 101 FIELDING PUTOUTS 1. Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Haley Outon ( ) Jaime Edwards (2012-) Arelis Ferreris ( ) Michelle Keith ( ) 906 ASSISTS 1. Holly Anderson ( ) Jessica Valis ( ) Christa Raley ( ) Kristin Glowacz ( ) Jaci Gonzalez ( ) 282 DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED 1. Jaime Edwards (2012-) Jennifer Klinkert ( ) Jessica Valis ( ) Holly Anderson ( ) Christa Raley ( ) 21 FIELDING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 250 CHANCES) 1. Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Arelis Ferreris ( ).989 Stesha Brazil (2011) Haley Outon ( ).986 Melissa Gregson ( ).986 Current players in bold italic

12 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS 12 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS OFFENSE At Bats... 7 Last: Tiffani McKnight, at Memphis (4/12/14) Hits... 5 Reina Gaber, vs. UNLV (2/25/12) Runs scored... 4, 7x Last: Haley Outon, vs. Nicholls (2/21/14) Doubles...2, 44x Last: Kayla Holland, at North Texas (3/11/15) Triples... 2 Ashleigh Jones, vs. East Carolina (4/24/10) Home runs... 3 Kristen Glowacz, vs. Nebraska (3/6/05) Home runs Per Inning... 2 Jennifer Klinkert, vs. Priarie View A&M (4/6/10) Grand Slams... 2 Haley Outon, at UTEP (4/13/13) Runs Batted In... 8 Haley Outon, at UTEP (4/13/13) Total Bases Jennifer Klinkert vs. Priarie View A&M (4/6/10) Walks...4, 6x Last: Jennifer Hooker, vs. Illinois (2/15/13) Stolen Bases... 4 Jessica Valis, vs. Texas Southern (4/24/06) Hit By Pitch... 4 Kendra Cullum, vs. Northwestern (5/19/12) PITCHING Innings Pitched...10, 2x Last: Diedre Outon, vs. Rutgers (5/3/14) Strikeouts Amanda Crabtree, at Memphis (3/19/11) Fewest Hits Allowed...0, 14x Last, Bailey Watts, vs. ULM (2/18/12) Most Hits Allowed Jenny Johnson (vs. Arkansas, 2/9/01) Runs Allowed Jenny Johnson (vs. Arkansas (2/9/01) Most Earned Runs Allowed Jenny Johnson, vs. Arkansas (2/9/01) Walks...8, 4x Last: Bailey Watts, vs. Mississippi State (5/6/13) Wild Pitches... 5 Donna Bourgeois, vs. Texas A&M-CC (3/15/11) FIELDING Assists...8, 2x Last: Holly Anderson, vs. UAB (5/4/13) Putouts...17, 3x Last: Jaime Edwards, vs. Rutgers (5/3/14) Errors... 5 Holly Anderson, vs. Michigan (2/11/11) TEAM GAME AND SEASON RECORDS OFFENSE At Bats Game...51, at Memphis (4/12/14) Season... 1,671 (2004) Hits Game...24, vs. Texas Southern (4/23/03) Season (2008) Runs Scored Game...25, vs. Texas Southern (4/23/03) Season (2008) Doubles Game...7 vs. Marshall (2/15/08) Season (2013) Triples Game:...2, 8x Last: at UCF (4/27/14) Season (2002 and 2003) Home Runs Game...6, 2x Last: vs. Texas Southern (3/6/05) Season (2008) Extra-Base Hits Game...11, vs. Texas Southern (4/23/03) Season (2008) Runs Batted In Game...21 vs. Texas Southern (4/23/03) Season (2008) Stolen bases Game...7, vs. UNLV (2/25/2012) Season (2012) Sacrifice Hits Game... 6, vs. Texas A&M-CC (2/15/04) Season (2007) Batting Average Season (2008) Slugging Percentage Season (2008) On-Base Percentage Season (2008) Walks Game...11, 3x, Last: at UTEP (4/13/13) Season (2008) TEAM GAME AND SEASON RECORDS PITCHING ERA Season (2008) Earned Runs Allowed Season Low (2008) Runs Allowed Game... 17, at UTEP (4/6/07) Season Low (2008) Innings Pitched Game... 12, vs. DePaul (3/22/05) Season (2004) Hits Allowed Game... 18, Arkansas (2/9/01) Season Low (2011) Strikeouts Game...17, at Memphis (3/19/11) Season (2011) Walks Allowed Game...10, 3x, Last: vs. Arizona (3/8/14) Season Low (2008) Complete Games Season (2008) Shutouts Season (2008) Opponent Average Season (2011) Saves Season (2004) FIELDING Fielding Percentage Season (2008) Putouts Season... 1,337 (2004) Assists Season (2014) Errors Season Low (2008) Double Plays Game...3, 3x, Last: vs TAMUCC (2/20/15) Season (2014) SUPERLATIVES Games Played Season (2008) Games Won Season (2008) Games Lost Season Low (2008) Consecutive Games Won Season...14 (Feb. 8-24, 2008) Consecutive Games Lost Season...8 (Mar. 22-Apr. 2, 2005) Games Won (Home) Season (2008) Games Won (Away) Season (2007) Conference Wins Season (2008) Conference Losses Season Low... 2 (2008) Longest Game Innings... 12, vs. DePaul (3/22/05) Time... 3:45, vs. DePaul (3/22/05)

13 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS Houston Softball Game Results for Houston (as of Mar 12, 2015) (All games) Date Opponent Score Inns Overall American Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 05, 2015 vs FIU L MILLER (L 0-1) 0 7:54 Feb 06, 2015 vs Southern Miss W MAXWELL (W 1-0) 0 1:36 Feb 06, 2015 vs #3 Alabama L GROHOLSKI (L 0-1) 386 2:02 Feb 07, 2015 vs Jackson State L MILLER (L 0-2) 0 1:50 Feb 07, 2015 vs Florida Gulf Coast W GROHOLSKI (W 1-1) 0 1:55 Feb 08, 2015 vs Liberty W SHRUM (W 1-0) 0 2:10 Feb 08, 2015 vs #23 South Alabama L SHRUM (L 1-1) 0 2:20 Feb 13, 2015 UNI W MAXWELL (W 2-0) 0 1:45 Feb 13, 2015 MCNEESE STATE L SHRUM (L 1-2) 0 1:45 Feb 14, 2015 UMASS W MILLER (W 1-2) 0 1:58 Feb 14, 2015 DEPAUL W SHRUM (W 2-2) 379 1:57 Feb 15, 2015 SFA L MAXWELL (L 2-1) 413 2:00 Feb 17, 2015 #2 OREGON-1 L SHRUM (L 2-3) - 1:56 Feb 17, 2015 #2 OREGON-2 L MILLER (L 1-3) 384 2:45 Feb 19, 2015 NEW MEXICO L GROHOLSKI (L 1-2) 243 1:33 Feb 20, 2015 TEXAS A&M-CC L MAXWELL (L 2-2) 0 1:48 Feb 20, 2015 ILLINOIS L SHRUM (L 2-4) 260 2:20 Feb 22, 2015 ILLINOIS W GROHOLSKI (W 2-2) 449 1:30 Feb 25, 2015 at #22 Texas A&M L SHRUM (L 2-5) 614 2:10 Mar 3, 2015 HOUSTON BAPTIST-1 W SHRUM (W 3-5) - 2:05 Mar 03, 2015 HOUSTON BAPTIST-2 W MILLER (W 2-3) 304 1:45 Mar 06, 2015 vs Eastern Kentucky W SHRUM (W 4-5) 0 2:00 Mar 06, 2015 vs UC Santa Barbara W GROHOLSKI (W 3-2) 206 2: at UNLV L 7-8 (8) SHRUM (L 4-6) 436 2:15 Mar 07, 2015 vs Iowa State W GROHOLSKI (W 4-2) 346 1:30 & Mar 08, 2015 vs #16 California L SHRUM (L 4-6) 246 2:15 Mar 11, 2015 at North Texas-1 W MILLER (W 3-3) 259 2:00 Mar 11, 2015 at North Texas-2 W GROHOLSKI (W 5-2) 189 1:40 () extra inning game

14 at No. 15 Baylor (March 17) WACO, TEXAS Houston Softball Overall Statistics for Houston (as of Mar 12, 2015) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 6-7 Away: 2-2 Neutral: 6-5 American: 0-0 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 26 ST. PIERRE, Katie HERNANDEZ, Selena KLINGLER, Courtney CRUMPTON, Kaylin HOLLAND, Kayla McKNIGHT, Tiffani MILLER, Shelby MICA, Courtney BALDRIDGE, Jaylin SCOTT, De'Zha SHRUM, Julana DUNN, Alexis EDWARDS, Jaime DAVILA, Kris RAINS, Jordan GERBRACHT, Sydney MARTIN, Savannah NOEL, Megan BROWN, Kendall MAXWELL, Kayla GROHOLSKI, Summer Totals Opponents LOB - Team (185), Opp (171). DPs turned - Team (19), Opp (9). IBB - Team (1), HERNANDEZ 1. Picked off - HERNANDEZ 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 8 SHRUM, Julana / GROHOLSKI, Summer / MAXWELL, Kayla / MILLER, Shelby / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (4), NOEL 3, DAVILA 1, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (1), NOEL 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - NOEL (12-15), SHRUM (13-15), DAVILA (9-11), GROHOLSKI (4-6), HOLLAND (6-6), MAXWELL (6-6), MILLER (4-5).