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1 Feb. 15, 2018 Week GNAC Softball Standings GNAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Simon Fraser Won 1 Western Oregon Lost 1 Concordia Won 3 Montana State Billings Lost 1 Central Washington Lost 1 Northwest Nazarene Won 1 Saint Martin s Lost 2 Western Washington Lost 1 LAST WEEK S GAMES Tues., Feb. 6 Hawaii Hilo 3, Montana State Billings 2 (at Las Vegas) Montana State Billings 6, Hawaii Hilo 3 (at Las Vegas) Simon Frwser 8, at BIola 7 Thurs., Feb. 8 CSU-Pueblo 5, Montana St. Billings 4* Hawaii Hilo 6, Western Washington 5* Montana State Billings 1, Chadron State 0* Northwest Nazarene 9, UC Colorado Springs 1 (5 inn.)* Northwest Nazarene 7, Chadron State 3* Dixie State 16, Western Washington 0 (5 inn.)* Fri., Feb. 9 Colorado Springs 12, Montana State Billings 9* Colorado Mesa 13, Northwest Nazarene 4* Western Washington 9, Cal Baptist 1* Western Oregon 5, SW Oklahoma State 3# Concordia 9, at Marymount (Calif.) 0 (6 inn.) Concordia 7, at Marymount (Calif.) 1 (6 inn.) Colorado Mines 10, Northwest Nazarene 2 (5 inn.) Western Oregon 7, at West Texas A&M 4 Western Washington 5, CSU-Pueblo 4* Western Oregon 15, SW Oklahoma State 7 (6 inn.)# Sat., Feb. 10 Fort Lewis 16, Northwest Nazarene 15* Dixie State 14, Montana State Billings 4 (6 inn.)* at Antelope Valley 2, Concordia 1 Concordia 8, at Antelope Valley 0 Saint Martin s 13, at Holy Names 3 (6 inn.) Saint Martin s 5, at Holy Names 0 Northwest Nazarene 9, CSU-Pueblo 8* Western Washington 17, Colorado Mines 6 (5 inn.)* Fort Lewis 14, Western Washington 9* Sun., Feb. 11 at Academy of Art 4, Saint Martin s 2 at Academy of Art 4, Saint Martin s 1 Concordia 9, at La Sierra 8 Concordia 6, at La Sierra 3 at West Texas A&M 8, Western Oregon 2 * - Dixie State Easton Classic at St. George, Utah # - West Texas A&M Lady Buff Classic at Canyon, Texas THIS WEEK S GAMES Fri., Feb. 16 Hawaii Hilo vs. Central Washington (at Honolulu), 10 a.m. Eastern Oregon at Northwest Nazarene (2), 1 p.m. Western Oregon vs. Cal Baptist (at Tucson, Ariz.), 10 a.m. Western Oregon vs. Azusa Pacific (at Tucson, Ariz.), 12:30 p.m. Western Oregon vs. Mary (at Tucson, Ariz.), 4 p.m. Sat., Feb. 17 Simon Fraser at Chaminade (2), Noon Northwest Christian at Concordia (2), Noon Central Washington at Hawaii Pacific (2), Noon Montana State Billings at Metro State (2), Noon Eastern Oregon at Northwest Nazarene (2), Noon Western Oregon vs. Biola (at Tucson, Ariz.), 12:30 p.m. Western Oregon vs. Dixie State (at Tucson, Ariz.), 3 p.m. Sun., Feb. 18 Western Oregon vs. Fort Lewis (at Tucson, Ariz.), 8 a.m. Western Oregon vs. Franklin Pierce (at Tucson, Ariz.), 10 a.m. Montana State Billings at Colorado Mines (2), 11 a.m. Central Washington at Chaminade (2), Noon Simon Fraser at Hawaii Pacific (2), Noon All times local to game site Check GNACSports.com for schedule updates. Contact: Blake Timm, Assistant Commissioner For Communications btimm@gnacsports.com #GNACSB in #TexasSizedWin Western Oregon went 3-1 at the West Texas A&M Lady Buff Classic and capped the tournament with a 7-4 victory over the No. 13 ranked tournament hosts. #BigFan Montana State Billings Megan Dettling set a GNAC single-game record with 18 strikeouts to lead the Yellowjackets to a 1-0 win over Chadron State at the Dixie State Easton Classic on Friday. Dettling was named GNAC Softball Pitcher of the Week. #BigBat Northwest Nazrene s Anna Williams was named the GNAC Softball Player of the Week after she.579 in the Nighthawks six games. She helped lead NNU to a 3-3 record at the Dixie State Easton Classic. #IComeFromTheLandDownUnder Simon Fraser returns this weekend from an international trip to Australia and immediately jumps back into play with a doubleheader on Sunday at Hawaii Pacific. Get Social Twitter Accounts/Hashtags For GNAC Softball Programs #GNACSB Cent. #CWUWildcats #gocugo MSU #MSUBSB NW #GoNNUCrusaders Saint Martin #SaintsAlive Simon #NCAAeh W. #WOUHOO W. #GoViks Tourism Burnaby Is A Proud Sponsor Of The Great Northwest Athletic Conference

2 GNAC Softball Players of the Week PLAYER Anna Williams, Northwest Nazarene UT 5-6 Junior Filer, Idaho Williams finished the week batting.529 in six games, going 11 for 19 with nine runs, three doubles, three home runs and 12 RBIs to lead the Nighthawks to a 3-3 record at the Dixie State Easton Classic. She went 3 for 4 with a double and three RBIs in Thursday s 9-1 win over UC Colorado Springs and followed that up with a 2 for 2 effort and a home run in a 7-3 win over Chadron State. Williams finished the week by going 2 for 3 with a two-rbi double and a two-rbi home run in Sunday s 9-8 win over CSU-Pueblo. Also Nominated: Elena Cook (Concordia), Heather Tracy (Montana State Billings), Lindsay Miller (Saint Martin s), Nicole Miller (Western Oregon), Shearyna Labasan (Western Washington). PITCHER Megan Dettling, Montana State Billings P 5-8 Senior Sparks, Nev. Dettling went 2-0 as Montana State Billings won three games in Nevada and Utah last week. Her week was highlighted in Thursday s 1-0 win over Chadron State, striking out a GNAC single-game record 18 strikeouts while allowing two runs and two walks. She also earned the win in Tuesday s second game over Hawaii Hilo, allowing three runs on five hits and struck out seven in six innings. Also Nominated: Mckenzie Smith (Concordia), Kim Nelson (Saint Martin s), Maddie McClelland (Western Oregon). Past GNAC Players of the Week Date Player Pitcher Jan. 28-Feb. 4 Heather Tracy, MSUB Maddy Lincoln, MSUB Feb Anna Williams, NNU Megan Dettling, MSUB Complete Player of the Week releases are available online at GNACSports.com. GNAC News & Notes WOLVES HOWL DEEP IN HEART OF TEXAS: Despite its run at the West Texas A&M Lady Buff Classic shortened due to inclement weather, Western Oregon made the most of the games it played. The Wolves went 3-1 in the tournament, which included a pair of 5-3 and 15-7 victories over Southwestern Oklahoma State. The big win, though, came against the No. 13 tournament hosts on Friday. The Wolves scored seven runs over the first four innings, including a five-run fourth, to build a 7-0 lead. The Lady Buffs clawed back to score four over the final three innings, but the defense was able to keep the damage to a minimum to preserve the 7-4 victory. Maddie McClelland scored the win for WOU, allowing one run on six hits and two walks with two strikeouts while Haley Fabian earned the save. Tyler Creach, Ryanne Huffman, Sydney Bowers and Ayanna Arceneaux each had two hits in the win. The 3-1 run in Texas ran Western Oregon s record to 6-3 on the season. They enter the week second in the GNAC with a.343 batting average and lead the league with a.966 fielding percentage with nine errors in the nine games. CENTRAL WASHINGTON PICKED TO REPEAT AS CHAMPIONS: With two straight regular-season championships under its belt, Central Washington has been selected to win the conference in the 2018 Great Northwest Athletic Conference Softball Preseason Coaches Poll. The Wildcats, under third-year head coach Mike Larabee, received six of eight first-place votes to finish with 59 points in the poll. Central Washington used a solid start to the season to claim the regular season crown, winning 15 of its first 16 conference games. The magic faded at the end, however, with the Wildcats losing five of their last six and fell in the GNAC Championships consolation bracket to Western Oregon. Western Washington, which used a strong finish to the season to win the GNAC Championships and earn the conference s automatic berth to the NCAA Division II Softball Championship, is picked second with 51 points. The Vikings finished the 2017 regular season on an eight-game win streak and swept through the GNAC Championships. Coaches expect a tight race for the final two tournament positions with three teams tied in the poll with 42 points. Saint Martin s was picked to repeat in third while Northwest Nazarene and Western Oregon each received one first-place vote. Following the third-place logjam was Montana State Billings (sixth, 21 pts.), Concordia (seventh, 16 pts.) and Simon Fraser (eighth, 15 pts.). GIMME A K: Montana State Billings senior Megan Dettling etched her name in the GNAC record books on Friday. Facing Chadron State at the Dixie State Easton Classic, Dettling set a GNAC single-game record with 18 strikeouts to lead the Yellowjackets to a 1-0 victory. She broke the long-standing record of 17 strikeouts set by Humboldt State s Lizzy Prescott in GNAC Softball Weekly Report Feb. 15, 2018 #GNACSB

3 Around The GNAC CENTRAL WASHINGTON Central Washington did not play games last week. The Wildcats return to play this week with games in Hawaii against Hawaii Hilo on Friday, Hawaii Pacific on Saturday and Chaminade on Sunday. The Wildcats opened the season by going 3-2 at the Desert Stinger, which included wins over Texas Woman s, San Francisco State and Cal State Monterey Bay. Sophomore Savannah Egbert led the Wildcats offensively with a.556 average, going 18 for 18 with nine runs scored. She went 3 for 4 in the opening win over Texas Woman s, 3 for 5 with two stolen bases against Cal State San Bernardino and 3 for 4 against Cal State Monterey Bay. Freshman Lexi Strasser picked up two of the Wildcats three wins in the circle and compiled a 5.07 earned run average in four appearances. She went 6.1 innings to earn the win against Texas Woman s, allowing nine runs, five earned, on six hits with four strikeouts. Strasser went the distance to beat Cal State Monterey Bay, allowing six runs, three earned on 12 hits with three strikeouts. Central Washington finished the Desert Stinger with a.336 batting average, second-best among the seven GNAC teams at the tourney and currently fourth in the league. CONCORDIA Concordia won five of six games on its California road trip last week. The Cavaliers swept Marymount on Friday, 9-0 and 7-1 and split with Antelope Valley on Saturday, dropping the opener 2-1 before winning the nightcap 8-0. Concordia finished with 9-8 and 6-3 victories over La Sierra on Sunday. Sophomore Elena Cook led Concordia offensively with a.550 batting average in six games, going 11 for 20 with six runs, six RBIs, two doubles, a triple and a home run. She had two hits in each of the first three games before going 3 for 4 with four RBIs and a three-rbi homer in the opener against La Sierra. Cook enters the week hitting.471 and is tied for fifth in the GNAC with 12 RBIs. Freshman Kayla Lagerquist earned two wins in the circle, allowing four runs on 15 hits with six strikeouts. She pitched seven scoreless innings in the second game against Antelope Valley, allowing eight hits and striking out six. She then came into the opener against La Sierra in relief, allowing four runs on seven hits in 3.1 innings. Lagerquist enters the week with a 5.65 earned run average in 17.1 innings. Junior Mckenzie Smith went 1-1 as she allowed six runs, four earned, on 15 hits and struck out 21. She earned the win in the opener against Marymount as she allowed one hit and seven strikeouts. Smith enters the week ranked second in the GNAC with a 1.19 earned run average and is 3-1 on the season. Concordia enters the week with a.309 batting average and dropped two points off its earned run average from a week ago, ranked second in the league at Concordia opens its home schedule this weekend, hosting Northwest Christian for a doubleheader on Saturday. MONTANA STATE BILLINGS Montana State Billings earned a split against Hawaii Hilo on Tuesday before going 2-3 at the Dixie State Easton Classic to close out the week. Senior Megan Dettling was named the GNAC Softball Pitcher of the Week after going 2-0 last week. Her week was highlighted in Thursday s 1-0 win over Chadron State, striking out a GNAC single-game record 18 strikeouts while allowing two runs and two walks. She also earned the win in Tuesday s second game over Hawaii Hilo, allowing three runs on five hits and struck out seven in six innings. Dettling is fifth in the GNAC limiting opponents to a.248 batting average and leads the league with 42 strikeouts. Senior Heather Tracy led the team in batting over the seven games with a.600 average. She collected 15 hits and drove in three runs while recording three doubles. Tracy was on base a lot, as she led the team with nine runs scored. She went 3 for 4 with two runs in MSUB s 10-2 win at Metro State. She is third in the GNAC with a.578 batting average and leads the league with 26 hits. Sophomore Amanda Barham recorded a.407 batting average over the seven contests with 11 hits and an RBI. She is second on the Yellowjackets with 18 hits and two doubles. The Yellowjackets are third in the GNAC with a.339 batting average and a.416 earned run average. Montana State Billings also leads with 113 hits and is tied for second with 14 home runs. Montana State Billings travels to Colorado this weekend to take on Metro State and Colorado Mines in a pair of games. NORTHWEST NAZARENE Northwest Nazarene split its games at the Dixie State Easton Classic last week, 3-3. The Nighthawks earned wins in its opening two contests before falling in its three successive contests. Northwest Nazarene closed out the tournament with a 9-8 win over CSU Pueblo. Junior Anna Williams was named the GNAC Softball Player of the Week after finishing the week batting.529 in six games, going 11 for 19 with nine runs, three doubles, three home runs and 12 RBIs. She went 3 for 4 with a double and three RBIs in Thursday s 9-1 win over UC Colorado Springs and followed that up with a 2 for 2 effort and a home run in a 7-3 win over Chadron State. Williams finished the week by going 2 for 3 with a two-rbi double and a two-rbi home run in Sunday s 9-8 win over CSU-Pueblo. In five appearances, junior Rylee Thomas pitched 14 innings for a 5.50 earned run average. She led NNU to the one-run victory over CSU Pueblo on Saturday, allowing four earned runs in seven innings of work. Thomas is tied for first in the GNAC with four relief appearances. Northwest Nazarene enters the week with a.300 batting average and is tied for first in the GNAC with 75 runs scored. The Nighthawks also have the secondmost hits in the league with 105, 19 of which have been doubles. The long ball has been a huge part of the NNU offense as it leads the conference with 15 home runs. The Nighthawks return to action this weekend with a four-game home series against Eastern Oregon. 3 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Feb. 15, 2018 #GNACSB

4 Around The GNAC SAINT MARTIN S Saint Martin s split last week s slate with a pair of wins over Holy Names, 13-3 and 5-0, on Saturday before falling twice to Academy of Art on Sunday. Lindsey Miller led the Saints in batting with a.571 average over the four games. Miller recorded eight hits and five runs while drawing a walk. She did most of her damage in SMU s opening win at Holy Names, going 3 for 3 while scoring two runs. Miller is tied for third in the GNAC with five steals. Junior Lauren Maley made three appearances last week and allowed just one earned in nine innings of work. In the Saints opening game against Holy Names, Maley pitched four innings of scoreless ball, allowing just two hits. Maley is fourth in the GNAC with a 2.17 ERA. In six appearances, Maley has allowed just six runs in 19.1 innings. Hitting.400 over the last four contests, junior Lauren Diuco went 6 for 15 and an RBI. She accounted for two hits and a run in SMU s second contest at Holy Names. Diuco is among GNAC leaders with a.419 batting average. Saint Martin s enters the weekend as the number one pitching staff in terms of ERA. The Saints boast a 2.10 ERA and have allowed 18 earned runs this season. On offense, SMU is batting.267 and is tied for second with three triples. With its weekend series against Pacific Lutheran cancelled, Saint Martin s will return to action next weekend in the Cavalier Classic, hosted by Concordia. SIMON FRASER Simon Fraser earned an 8-7 come-from-behind win at Biola on Feb. 6, in the Clan s only non-conference game of the season. The second game of the scheduled doubleheader was canceled after two innings due to travel considerations. Sophomore Amanda Janes led the Clan by going 3 for 4 with two doubles, two RBIs and a run. Senior Taylor Gillis went 2 for 4 and scored on a single by Hailey Gearey in the five-run seventh inning. Freshman Kyra Watson earned the win in her first collegiate game, relieving starter Alia Stachoski and allowed three hits and a walk in 2.1 innings of work. After starting, Stachoski re-entered the game in the bottom of the seventh and forced three groundouts for the save. Simon Fraser returned this week after a road trip to Sydney, Australia, for a number of games and scrimmages against open teams. The Clan returns to counting competition in the Northern Hemisphere on Feb. 17, making a stopover in Hawaii to play Chaminade and Hawaii Pacific. WESTERN OREGON Western Oregon went 3-1 at the West Texas A&M Bluff after two games were cancelled due to inclement weather. The Wolves tournament was highlighted by a monumental win on Friday, as they took down No. 13 West Texas A&M 7-4. In the rematch on Sunday, Western Oregon took an 8-2 loss. Junior Ryanne Huffman paced the Western Oregon offense after hitting for a.500 batting average along with three RBIs. Her offensive prowess was displayed against West Texas A&M on Friday, as Huffman went 2 for 4 with an RBI and two runs scored. Huffman is second on the team with a.448 batting average and 13 hits. In two appearances, sophomore Chandler Bishop compiled a 2.86 ERA after allowing three runs in 7.1 innings. Providing 2.2 innings of relief in WOU s 15-7 win over Southwestern Oklahoma State, Bishop held the opposition hitless while striking out six batters. Freshman Sydney Bowers had herself a productive week at the plate with a.429 batting average over the four contests. Bowers recorded six hits and three RBIs in 14 plate appearances. Her lone triple came against Southwestern Oklahoma State where she drove in two runs after going 3 for 4. Western Oregon leads the GNAC with a.376 batting average and has recorded 44 hits. The Wolves continue its non-conference slate with seven games at the Tuscon Tournament in Tuscon, Ariz., this weekend. WESTERN WASHINGTON Western Washington went 3-3 in its trip to St. George, Utah for the Dixie State Easton Classic. The Vikings dropped its two opening contests on Thursday before winning three straight games against Cal Baptist, CSU Pueblo and Colorado Mines. Western Washington closed the tournament with a 14-9 loss to Fort Lewis. Junior Shearyna Labasan led the Vikings by batting.647 over the six games with four RBIs. In the 6-5 loss to Hawaii Hilo, Labasan went a perfect 4 for 4 from the plate and recorded one run. She is third in the GNAC batting.559 and is second in the league with 19 hits. Labasan is also tied for first with five doubles. In addition, Labasan had two of the Vikings three wins in the circle, allowing 13 runs on 19 hits while striking out 12 in 15 innings. Sophomore Anna Kasner finished with 18 strikeouts in 13.1 innings of work. Seven of those strikeouts came in Friday s loss to Dixie State. Kasner earned her one win of the week in Saturday s 5-4 victory over CSU-Pueblo, allowing four runs, two earned, on eight hits with seven strikeouts. Kasner enters the week with 26 strikeouts in 26.2 innings. Western Washington enters the week with a.284 batting average and a 6.49 earned run average. The Vikings are second in the GNAC with 60 batters struck out. The Vikings are off for the next two weekends and return to play when they host Northwest Nazarene in both teams GNAC opener in Bellingham on Mar GNAC Softball Weekly Report Feb. 15, 2018 #GNACSB

5 NCAA Division II National Rankings NFCA DIVISION II COACHES TOP 25 POLL Preseason Rk School (1st) Record Pts. Prev. 1 Minnesota State (14) Angelo State (2) West Florida West Virginia Wesleyan Humboldt State Southern Indiana North Georgia Colorado Mesa Dixie State Southern Arkansas Lee Harding West Texas A&M UMSL Cal State Monterey Bay West Chester Molloy Valdosta State Wayne State (Mich.) Carson-Newman Chico State St. Mary s Saint Leo Winona State Lenoir-Rhyne Others Receiving Votes: Adelphi (35), Saginaw Valley State (21), California Baptist (20), North Alabama (16), Central Oklahoma (14), Concordia Irvine (14), Texas Woman s (13), Palm Beach Atlantic (12), University of Alabama in Huntsville (7), Mississippi College (4), Limestone (4). Dropped Out: None. View Complete Poll Online GNAC In Division II Statistics Top 50 - Final 2017 Statistics TEAM Category Institution Avg./Total Rank Batting Average Central Washington.345 8th Saint Martin s th Northwest Nazarene th Double Plays Per Gm Central Washington st Western Oregon st Doubles Per Game Saint Martin s th Central Washington th Hit Batters Saint Martin s 17 49th Home Runs Per Gm Montana State Billings th Central Washington th On Base Percentage Central Washington th Saint Martin s th Northwest Nazarene th Scoring Central Washington th Saint Martin s th Montana State Billings th Slugging Percentage Central Washington th Montana State Billings th Saint Martin s th Stolen Bases Per Gm. Central Washington th Win/Loss Percentage Central Washington th INDIVIDUALS Category Player Avg./Total Rank Batting Average Kailyn Campbell, CWU.497 4th Heather Tracy, MSUB th Doubles Kailyn Campbell, CWU 26 2nd Mary Dettling, SMU 18 19th Kylie Orr, NNU 17 32nd Doubles Per Game Kailyn Campbell, CWU nd Mary Dettling, SMU th Kylie Orr, NNU st Hit Batters Four Players Tied At 1 1st Hits Kailyn Campbell, CWU 86 17th Heather Tracy, MSUB 82 19th Kelsie Gardner, WOU 75 44th Hits Allowed Per 7 Inn. Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB th Home Runs Per Game Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB th Kailyn Campbell, CWU th Jacie McDaniels, CWU th Emily Benson, WWU th Home Runs Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB 13 38th Kailyn Campbell, CWU 13 38th On Base Percentage Kailyn Campbell, CWU.548 7th Emily Benson, WWU.548 8th RBIs Kailyn Campbell, CWU 56 31st Jacie McDaniels, CWU 54 41st RBIs Per Game Kailyn Campbell, CWU th Jacie McDaniels, CWU th Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB th Jackie Schmaeling, SMU st Kylie Orr, NNU th Runs Per Game Kailyn Campbell, CWU th Cassidy Fifield, NNU rd Kelsie Gardner, WOU nd Sacrifice Flies Destiny Kuehl, WOU 7 1st Brittany Genuardi, NNU 5 14th Jacie McDaniels, CWU 5 14th Lisa Sylvester, NNU 4 443rd Sacrifice Hits Per Game Victoria Saunders, SFU th Saves Kiana Wood, CWU 4 24th Slugging Percentage Kailyn Campbell, CWU.873 6th Emily Benson, WWU th Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB th Strikeouts Anna Kasner, WWU th Strikeouts Per 7 Innings Anna Kasner, WWU 9.3 8th Total Bases Kailyn Campbell, CWU 151 7th Toughest To Strikeout Kylie Orr, NNU th Heather Tracy, MSUB th Kailyn Campbell, CWU th Triples Ryanne Huffman, WOU 5 30th Triples Per Game Ryane Huffman, WOU th Victories Kiana Wood, CWU 18 45th Walks Emily Benson, WWU th Walks Allowed Per 7 Inn. Rylee Thomas, NNU th Kim Nelson, SMU th 5 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Feb. 15, 2018 #GNACSB

6 GNAC Team Statistics & Leaders TEAM BATTING G Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-ATT Simon Fraser Western Oregon MSU Billings Central Washington Concordia (Ore.) Northwest Nazarene Western Washington Saint Martin s Totals TEAM PITCHING G ERA W L SV IP H R ER BB SO Saint Martin s Concordia (Ore.) MSU Billings Central Washington Northwest Nazarene Simon Fraser Western Oregon Western Washington Totals TEAM FIELDING G PO A E Pct. DP PB SBA-ATT Western Oregon Simon Fraser Concordia (Ore.) Saint Martin s MSU Billings Northwest Nazarene Western Washington Central Washington Totals INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min. 2.5 AB / Team Game G Avg. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB Janes,Amanda-SFU Heather Tracy-MSUB Labasan,Shearyna-WWU Egbert,Savannah-CWU Gearey,Hailey-SFU Gillis,Taylor-SFU Fifield,Cassidy-NNU Cook,Elena-CU Miller,Nicole-WOU Huffman,Ryanne-WOU Megan Dettling-MSUB Diuco,Lauren-SMU Besuyen,Macy-CU Fowler,Celine-CWU Amanda Barham-MSUB INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min. 1.0 IP / Team Game App ERA W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO Watson,Kyra-SFU Smith,Mckenzie-CU Nelson,Kim-SMU Maley,Lauren-SMU Byron,Samantha-CU Maddy Lincoln-MSUB Adams,Jordan-NNU Smith,Kayla-CWU Dominguez,Lizzet-WOU Megan Dettling-MSUB Labasan,Shearyna-WWU Strasser,Lexie-CWU Thomas,Rylee-NNU Lagerquist,Kayla-CU Kasner,Anna-WWU INDIVIDUAL LEADERS HITS Heather Tracy-MSUB 26 Labasan,Shearyna-WWU 19 Amanda Barham-MSUB 18 Megan Dettling-MSUB 17 Fifield,Cassidy-NNU 17 RUNS SCORED Heather Tracy-MSUB 20 Fifield,Cassidy-NNU 14 Williams,Anna-NNU 13 Wales,Rylie-WWU 12 Amanda Barham-MSUB 12 RUNS BATTED IN Orr,Kylie-NNU 16 Lucido,Jackie-WWU 14 Megan Dettling-MSUB 14 Williams,Anna-NNU 13 3 tied with 12 RBI(s) DOUBLES Steen,Alexandria-CU 5 Labasan,Shearyna-WWU 5 Miller,Nicole-WOU 5 3 tied with 4 double(s) TRIPLES DeHan,Nicki-SMU 2 Balucan,Bethany-CWU 2 12 tied with 1 triple(s) HOME RUNS Cyr,Paityn-WWU 4 7 tied with 3 home run(s) TOTAL BASES Heather Tracy-MSUB 38 Orr,Kylie-NNU 29 Williams,Anna-NNU 29 Cook,Elena-CU 28 Labasan,Shearyna-WWU 27 STOLEN BASES SB-ATT Heather Tracy-MSUB 9-10 Fifield,Cassidy-NNU 8-10 Diuco,Lauren-SMU 5-5 Miller,Lindsey-SMU 5-5 Creach,Tyler-WOU 4-5 STRIKEOUTS IP SO Megan Dettling-MSUB Kasner,Anna-WWU Smith,Mckenzie-CU Labasan,Shearyna-WWU Maddy Lincoln-MSUB GNAC Softball Weekly Report Feb. 15, 2018 #GNACSB

7 GNAC 2018 Individual Statistics BATTING Minimum 66 Percent Games Played & 2.5 At Bats Per Game BATTING AVERAGE Janes,Amanda, SFU.750 Heather Tracy, MSUB.578 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU.559 Egbert,Savannah, CWU.556 Gearey,Hailey, SFU.500 Gillis,Taylor, SFU.500 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU.486 Cook,Elena, CU.471 Miller,Nicole, WOU.458 Huffman,Ryanne, WOU.448 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Janes,Amanda, SFU Miller,Nicole, WOU.917 Heather Tracy, MSUB.844 Cook,Elena, CU.824 Williams,Anna, NNU.806 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Janes,Amanda, SFU.750 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU.643 Heather Tracy, MSUB.587 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU.571 Egbert,Savannah, CWU.556 RUNS SCORED Heather Tracy, MSUB 20 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU 14 Williams,Anna, NNU 13 Wales,Rylie, WWU 12 Amanda Barham, MSUB 12 HITS Heather Tracy, MSUB 26 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 19 Amanda Barham, MSUB 18 Megan Dettling, MSUB 17 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU 17 RUNS BATTED IN Orr,Kylie, NNU 16 Megan Dettling, MSUB 14 Lucido,Jackie, WWU 14 Williams,Anna, NNU 13 Cook,Elena, CU 12 Brittanee Fisher, MSUB 12 Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB 12 DOUBLES Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 5 Miller,Nicole, WOU 5 Steen,Alexandria, CU 5 Williams,Anna, NNU 4 Cook,Elena, CU 4 Orr,Kylie, NNU 4 TRIPLES Balucan,Bethany, CWU 2 DeHan,Nicki, SMU 2 12 Players Tied With 1 HOME RUNS Cyr,Paityn, WWU 4 Lucido,Jackie, WWU 3 Orr,Kylie, NNU 3 Heather Tracy, MSUB 3 Sylvester,Lisa, NNU 3 Brittanee Fisher, MSUB 3 Kasner,Anna, WWU 3 Williams,Anna, NNU 3 WALKS Williams,Anna, NNU 10 Creach,Tyler, WOU 9 Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB 9 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 8 Wales,Rylie, WWU 8 HIT BY PITCH Richards,Carlie, WWU 5 Lucido,Jackie, WWU 3 Jessica Bagnell, MSUB 3 O Neill,Victoria, CU 2 Nutt,Molly, CWU 2 Miller,Nicole, WOU 2 Gherir,Linda, CU 2 STOLEN BASES Heather Tracy, MSUB 9 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU 8 Diuco,Lauren, SMU 5 Miller,Lindsey, SMU 5 Creach,Tyler, WOU 4 STEAL ATTEMPTS Fifield,Cassidy, NNU 10 Heather Tracy, MSUB 10 Miller,Lindsey, SMU 5 Creach,Tyler, WOU 5 Diuco,Lauren, SMU 5 STRIKEOUTS Lucido,Jackie, WWU 13 Wales,Rylie, WWU 9 Huffman,Ryanne, WOU 8 Five Players Tied At 7 PITCHING Minimum 66 Percent Games Played & 1.0 Innings Pitched Per Game EARNED RUN AVERAGE Watson,Kyra, SFU 0.00 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 1.19 Nelson,Kim, SMU 2.12 Maley,Lauren, SMU 2.17 Byron,Samantha, CU 2.69 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 2.87 Adams,Jordan, NNU 3.18 Smith,Kayla, CWU 3.36 Dominguez,Lizzet, WOU 4.27 Megan Dettling, MSUB 4.45 OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE Smith,Mckenzie, CU.152 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB.197 Nelson,Kim, SMU.218 Smith,Kayla, CWU.242 Megan Dettling, MSUB.248 INNINGS PITCHED Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 39.0 Nelson,Kim, SMU 33.0 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 29.1 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 29.0 Megan Dettling, MSUB 28.1 BATTERS STRUCK OUT Megan Dettling, MSUB 42 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 28 Kasner,Anna, WWU 28 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 25 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 23 STRIKEOUTS LOOKING Megan Dettling, MSUB 13 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 8 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 7 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 7 Fabian,Haley, WOU 6 WINS Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 4 Dominguez,Lizzet, WOU 3 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 3 Eight Players Tied At 2 SAVES Lambourn,Jessica, CU 1 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 1 Fabian,Haley, WOU 1 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 1 APPEARANCES Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 11 Thomas,Rylee, NNU 8 Seven Players Tied At 6 GAMES STARTED Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 7 Adams,Jordan, NNU 5 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 5 Kasner,Anna, WWU 5 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 5 GAMES IN RELIEF Thomas,Rylee, NNU 4 Nelson,Kim, SMU 4 Megan Dettling, MSUB 4 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 4 Four Players Tied At 3 WILD PITCHES Thomas,Rylee, NNU 6 Lagerquist,Kayla, CU 6 Adams,Jordan, NNU 4 Young,Rae, NNU 4 Kasner,Anna, WWU 4 HIT BATTERS Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 8 Megan Dettling, MSUB 4 O Toole,Jessica, SMU 4 Four Players Tied At 3 HITS ALLOWED Watson,Kyra, SFU 3 Smith,Kayla, CWU 8 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 8 Bishop,Chandler, WOU 15 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 16 RUNS ALLOWED Watson,Kyra, SFU 0 Smith,Kayla, CWU 5 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 7 Bishop,Chandler, WOU 10 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 10 EARNED RUNS ALLOWED Watson,Kyra, SFU 0 Smith,Kayla, CWU 4 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 5 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 6 Maley,Lauren, SMU 6 WALKS ALLOWED Watson,Kyra, SFU 1 Nelson,Kim, SMU 1 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 2 Smith,Kayla, CWU 4 Bishop,Chandler, WOU 5 HOME RUNS ALLOWED Five Players Tied At 0 FIELDING FIELDING PERCENTAGE 20 Players Tied At CHANCES Orr,Kylie, NNU 79 Shayla Felix, MSUB 73 Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB 72 Dixon,Tessani, SMU 64 Kelly,Jenna, WOU 63 PUTOUTS Orr,Kylie, NNU 71 Shayla Felix, MSUB 69 Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB 69 Dixon,Tessani, SMU 60 Kelly,Jenna, WOU 58 ASSISTS O Neill,Victoria, CU 32 Hicks,Sabrina, SMU 24 Olson,Anna, NNU 23 DeHan,Nicki, SMU 23 Jessica Bagnell, MSUB 22 ERRORS Olson,Anna, NNU 8 Williams,Anna, NNU 5 Cyr,Paityn, WWU 5 Brittanee Fisher, MSUB 5 Seven Players Tied At 4 Additional Statistics Available at GNACSports.com. 7 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Feb. 15, 2018 #GNACSB

8 GNAC 2018 Single Game Highs TEAM HIGHS BATTING At Bats 39 Northwest Nazarene (vs. Fort Lewis, 02/10/18) Runs Scored 17 Western Washington (vs. Colorado Mines, 02/18/18) Hits 17 Western Oregon (vs. SW Oklahoma State, 02/09/18) RBIs 15 Western Washington (vs. Colorado Mines, 02/10/18) Doubles 6 Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Antelope Valley, 02/10/18) Triples 2 5 games tied Home Runs 4 Northwest Nazarene (vs. Fort Lewis, 02/10/18) 4 MSU Billings (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/03/18) Total Bases 30 Northwest Nazarene (vs. Fort Lewis, 02/10/18) Walks 9 Northwest Nazarene (vs. Fort Lewis, 02/10/18) 9 Western Washington (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/02/18) Strikeouts 11 Western Washington (vs. Concordia (Calif.), 02/04/18) Sac Hits 3 Saint Martin s (vs. CSU San Bernardino, 02/03/18) Sac Flies 2 4 games tied Stolen Bases 4 4 games tied Caught Stealing 3 Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Notre Dame de Namur, 02/03/18) Hit By Pitch 4 MSU Billings (vs. CSU Dominguez Hills, 02/04/18) Runners LOB 13 Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Antelope Valley, 02/10/18) 13 Western Washington (vs. Fort Lewis, 02/10/18) 13 Western Washignton (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/02/18) Hit Into DP 1 19 games tied FIELDING Putouts 24 6 games tied Assists 16 Western Oregon (vs. Notre Dame de Namur, 02/04/18) 16 Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Hawaii Hilo, 02/03/18) Errors 6 Western Washington (vs. Dixie State, 02/08/18) Passed Balls 3 Central Washington (vs. Academy of Art, 02/04/18) 3 Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Chico State, 02/04/18) DPs Turned 2 5 games tied PITCHING Innings Pitched games tied Strikeouts 18 MSU Billings (vs. Chadron State, 02/08/18) Hits Allowed 1 5 games tied Wild Pitches 4 MSU Billings (vs. UC Colorado Springs, 02/09/18) Hit Batters: 4 MSU Billings (vs. Academy of Art, 02/02/18) 4 MSU Billings (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/03/18) INDIVIDUAL HIGHS BATTING At Bats 5 4 players tied Runs Scored 4 4 players tied Hits 4 4 players tied RBIs 7 Lucido, Western Washington (vs. Colorado Mines, 02/10/18) Doubles 2 10 players tied Triples 2 DeHan, Saint Martin s (vs. Holy Names, 02/10/18) Home Runs 3 Tracy, MSU Billings (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/02/18) Total Bases 12 Tracy, MSU Billings (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/02/18) Walks 4 Genuardi, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/10/18) Strikeouts 3 5 players tied Sac Hits 1 26 players tied Sac Flies 2 Sylvester, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Coloraod Christian, 02/02/18) Stolen Bases 2 9 players tied Caught Stealing 1 20 players tied Hit By Pitch 2 Bagnell, MSU Billings (vs. Mary, 02/02/18) 2 Richards, Ca, Western Washington (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/03/18) Runners LOB 5 Arceneaux, Western Oregon (vs. West Texas A&M, 02/11/18) 5 Felix, MSU BIllings (vs. Dixie State, 02/10/18) 5 Lo, Western Washington (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/02/18) FIELDING Putouts 19 Felix, MSU Billings (vs. Chadron State, 02/11/18) Assists 6 4 players tied Errors 3 Olson, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Colorado Mines, 02/09/18) 3 Bushell, MSU Billings (vs. UC Colorado Springs, 02/09/18) Passed Balls 3 Sylvester, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Fort Lewis, 02/10/18) 3 Ellis, Ka, Central Washington (vs. Academy of Art, 02/04/18) 3 Peterson, Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Chico State, 02/04/18) PITCHING Innings Pitched 8.0 Nelson, Saint Martin s (vs. Sonoma State, 02/02/18) 8.0 Labasan, Western Washington (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/02/18) Strikeouts 18 Dettling, MSU Billings (vs. Chadron State, 02/08/18) Wild Pitches 3 Thomas, Northwest Nazarene (vs. CSU-Pueblo, 02/10/18) 3 Lagerquist, Concordia (Ore.) (vs. UC San Diego, 02/02/18) 3 Adams, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Sonoma State, 02/03/18) Hit Batters: 2 7 players tied 8 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Feb. 15, 2018 #GNACSB