UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SOFTBALL 2014 GAME NOTES

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1 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 1 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SOFTBALL 2014 GAME NOTES HOUSTON RECORD: (0-0) DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME/RESULT HOUSTON HILTON PLAZA CLASSIC (FEB ) 2/14 SAM HOUSTON STATE HOUSTON W, /14 #8 NEBRASKA HOUSTON L, 1-4 2/15 ARMY HOUSTON W, 6-0 2/15 SAM HOUSTON STATE HOUSTON W, /16 ARMY HOUSTON W, 6-2 2/16 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN HOUSTON W, 7-3 HOUSTON HILTON PLAZA INVITE (FEB ) 2/21 NICHOLLS STATE HOUSTON W, 15-1 (6) 2/21 COLUMBIA HOUSTON W, 17-0 (5) 2/22 COLUMBIA HOUSTON W, 5-4 2/22 NORTH DAKOTA STATE HOUSTON L, 1-3 2/23 NICHOLLS STATE HOUSTON W, 12-4 (5) CRIMSON TIDE INVITE (FEB. 28 MARCH 2) 2/28 vs. #9/10 FSU Tuscaloosa, Ala. L, 1-7 2/28 at #10/11 Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. L, /1 at #10/11 Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. L, 1-12 (5) 3/1 vs. Purdue Tuscaloosa, Ala. W, 4-2 3/2 vs. Purdue Tuscaloosa, Ala. L, 2-5 3/4 NORTH TEXAS HOUSTON L, 1-6 JUDI GARMAN CLASSIC (MARCH 6-8) 3/6 vs. Texas Fullerton, Calif. L, 1-5 3/7 vs. Long Beach State Fullerton, Calif. L, 5-7 3/7 vs. #4/5 Michigan Fullerton, Calif. W, 5-2 3/8 vs. Fresno State Fullerton, Calif. W, 4-2 3/8 vs. #7/8 Arizona Fullerton, Calif. L, 5-6 3/19 at Texas Austin, Texas W, 5-4 3/22 TEMPLE* HOUSTON 1 & 3 P.M. 3/23 TEMPLE* HOUSTON 12 P.M. STRIKING OUT BREAST CANCER GAME 3/26 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE HOUSTON 4 & 6 P.M. 3/29 LOUISVILLE* HOUSTON 1 & 3 P.M. 3/30 LOUISVILLE* HOUSTON 12 P.M. 4/2 VS. TEXAS A&M HOUSTON 6:30 P.M. 4/5 at Connecticut* Storrs, Conn. 1 & 3 p.m. 4/6 at Connecticut* Storrs, Conn. 1 p.m. 4/8 BAYLOR HOUSTON 4 & 6 P.M. 4/12 at Memphis* Memphis, Tenn. 1 & 3 p.m. 4/13 at Memphis* Memphis, Tenn. 1 p.m. 4/16 at Lamar Beaumont, Texas 3 & 5 p.m. 4/18 USF* HOUSTON 1 & 3 P.M. 4/19 USF* HOUSTON 12 P.M. 4/23 HBU HOUSTON 5 & 7 P.M. 4/26 at UCF* Orlando, Fla. 1 & 3 p.m. 4/27 at UCF* Orlando, Fla. 1 p.m. 4/30 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas 2 & 4 p.m. 5/3 RUTGERS* HOUSTON 1 & 3 P.M. 5/4 RUTGERS* HOUSTON 12 P.M. THE AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP (MAY 8-10) 5/8-10 TBA HOUSTON TBA 5/16-18 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA 5/23-25 NCAA Super Regionals TBA TBA 5/30-6/6 WCWS TBA TBA TEXAS (18-14) BIG 12 3/17 vs. Iowa...W, 3-0 3/16 vs. Iowa... L, 5-6 3/15 vs. Iowa...W, 9-1 3/11 at North Texas...W, 2-1 3/11 at North Texas...W, 10-2 TEMPLE (7-11) AMERICAN 3/8 vs. Saint Peters s...w, 6-5 3/8 vs. Akron... L, 0-8 3/7 vs. Manhattan...W, /7 vs. Sacred Heart... L, 2-3 3/5 vs. Niagara...W, 7-4 HOUSTON The University of Houston softball program (13-10) opens up American Athletic Conference play this weekend when Temple (7-11) comes to down for a three-game series. Saturday s doubleheader starts at 1 p.m. followed by Sunday s Daddy-Daughter game at noon. Fans can purchase one adult and one youth ticket for just $10 for Sunday game and have access to the field following the game to play catch and take photos. LAST TIME OUT Houston (13-10) enters the weekend series fresh off a 5-4 win against Texas in Austin on Wednesday evening. The Cougars used a three-run, seventh-inning rally to help earn the victory. After Houston gained a 2-0 lead in the third inning, the Longhorns (18-15) posted a pair of two-run outings in the fifth and sixth innings to take their first advantage of the game. The lead didn t last for long as three-straight singles by Jaime Edwards, Kayla Holland and Sydney Gerbracht brought the Cougars back and gave Houston their second-ever win against UT in Austin. Diedre Outon started the game for Houston lasting five innings and throwing four strikeouts. Sophomore Julana Shrum entered in relief during the sixth and threw two innings of scoreless relief to pick up her fourth win of the year (4-3). ON HOUSTON (13-10) Houston took an 11-day break from action following the Judi Garman Classic before toppling Texas 5-4 in Austin to improve to on the year. With five runners scoring in double digits, Houston ranks second in the conference in runs scored and first in home runs per game. Haley Outon s home run (6) and RBI (21) total lead the American. Sophomore Katie St. Pierre leads the team with a.370 batting average, ranks second on the squad with a.471 on-base percentage and is one of five Cougars with double digit runs (16). Haley Outon leads the team in scoring as the catcher has crossed the plate 23 times on the season, six times coming via a home run, while sporting a team-best.476 on-base and.613 slugging percentage. UH has turned to a trio of hurlers in Diedre Outon (5-5), Summer Groholski (4-2) and Julana Shrum (4-3) to pitch the ball. Outon s 2.41 ERA ranks as the best on the team. The Cougars began the season on a 9-2 run as the host of a pair of tournaments and have since gone 4-8 while spending 10 of those games at road tournaments. The recent stretch includes BROADCAST & SOCIAL MEDIA INFO Live Stats: Facebook: HOUSTONCOUGARSOFTBALL #GOCOOGS Instagram: houstoncougars a 1-4 mark against Top 10 opponents during the rough stretch of the season. Houston ranks No. 2 in the NCAA in double plays per game (0.68). ON TEMPLE (7-11) Temple enters the weekend series sporting a 7-11 record with a number of games being cancelled or postponed due to weather issues this season. The Owls finished the 2012 season with a mark within the Atlantic 10 conference, finishing third in the league at Fourteen letterwinners return including starters and four pitchers. Kelsey Dominik is the top offensive and pitching threat for TU. Dominik leads the team in batting average (.364), on base (.453), ERA (1.95) and carries a 4-4 record into the contest. Only two Owls have posted double-digit RBI totals including Dominik (10) and Leah Lucas (13). Lucas also possesses the team-lead with three home runs. Temple won 6-5 over Saint Peter s and dropped an 8-0 decision to Akron the last time they took to the field, 14 days ago at the Rebel Spring Games tournament hosted in Winter Haven, Fla. SERIES HISTORY This is the first meeting in program history for the two teams. USA SOFTBALL TOP 50 WATCH LIST Houston s Haley Outon is one of 50 student-athletes that has been named to the Watch List for the 2014 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award awarded by the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America and USA Softball. This is the second-straight season the senior catcher has been named to the Preseason Watch List. Outon is one of four American Athletic Conference student-athletes named to the list along with Katie Keller (Louisville), Sara Nevins (South Florida) and Stephanie Pasquale (Temple). The Top 25 Finalists for the 2014 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award will be announced April 9. DODGE, DUCK, DIP, DIVE, DODGE OR DON T Kendra Cullum was a three-sport athlete at Conroe High School but dodgeball was not one of those. Cullum has taken a beating on her way to first base as she s totaled 73 hit by pitches COMMUNICATIONS SOFTBALL SID...MICHAEL MCGRORY ...JMMCGRORY@UH.EDU CELL...(713) Houston Athletics Communications, Suite 2008 Houston, Texas 77204

2 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 2 QUICK FACTS THE UNIVERSITY Founded: 1927 Enrollment: 40,750 Began Intercollegiate Athletics: Jan. 10, 1946 Nickname: Cougars Mascots: Shasta and Sasha Colors: Scarlet and White President: Dr. Renu Khator VP for Intercollegiate Athletics: Mack Rhoades SWA: DeJuena Chizer Conference: The American Athletic Conference THE PROGRAM First Year: 2001 All-Tme Record: All-Time Conference Record: C-USA Titles Season/Tournament Titles: 2007, 2008, 2011/2007 NCAA Tournament Appearances: Six; 2004, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013 Conference Tournament Appearances: 13; 2001, THE STAFF Head Coach: Kyla Holas Alma Mater: University of Louisiana-Lafayette (1994) Year at Houston: 14th Year Overall: 14th Career Record: Assistant Coach: Kristin Vesely Alma Mater: University of Oklahoma (2006) Year at Houston: 4th Assistant Coach: Chrissy Schoonmaker Alma Mater: South Carolina (2008) Year at Houston: 1st THE STADIUM Stadium: Cougar Softball Stadium Year Opened: 2001 Capacity: 1,200 Dimensions: Houston Record at Home: Houston Record at Cougar Softball Stadium: Press Box Phone: THE TEAM Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/7 Position Starters Returning/Lost: 6/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost: 3/1 Newcomers: 6 Key Returners: Haley Outon, Sr., C: 16 HR, 62 RBI, 36 R, 41 BB,.351 BA Katie St. Pierre, So., CF: 47R, 15 SB, 67 H, 61 GS,.361 BA Diedre Outon, Sr., P/OF: 13-8, 2.76, IP Key Losses: Holly Anderson, 3B: 12 HR, 53 RBI, 44 R,.365 BA Bailey Watts, P: 2.23, 1 HR, 20 RBI, 12 SB THE 2013 SEASON Record (C-USA): (19-5) C-USA Finish Regular Season/Tournament: 2nd/2nd Home/Away/Neutral: 21-11/18-6/2-3 Against NCAA Post Season Teams: Postseason: NCAA Austin Regional L, 6-4, South Carolina; W, 7-5, Army; L, 5-1, South Carolina 2013 AWARDS C-USA Player of the Year: Haley Outon First Team All-Conference USA: Haley Outon, C Holly Anderson, IF Katie St. Pierre, OF Second Team All-Conference USA: Bailey Watts, P Conference USA All-Freshmen Team: Katie St. Pierre NFCA All-Region (2nd Team): Holly Anderson, Haley Outon, Katie St. Pierre in her career including 63 while wearing the Red and White. She set a school record with 21 bean balls in 2012 and then broke her own mark in 2013 with 38 bean balls. The 38 bean balls rank as the third-most in a NCAA single-season. Cullum moved into second place in the NCAA history for career hit by pitches (1. 92 Mariah Gearhart, Oklahoma State) when she took body shots against Stephen F. Austin on Feb. 16, The three times she was hit by a pitch is the 15th time she s been plunked multiple times in a game and the record-setting beanball was the second of the inning she received. Against Northwestern (May 19) in the 2012 NCAA Regionals, Cullum was hit by a pitch four times to set another program record in the category. RECORD GRADES Houston was recognized as one of the 2013 NFCA Top Ten All-Academic Teams. UH ranked eighth in the nation with a 3.53 cumulative team GPA which was an all-time record for the Cougars. Houston softball tied for the UH sport program lead with a fall semester GPAs of 3.48 while sporting the second-highest cumulative GPA behind the tennis team. Haley Outon earned the Team s Academic MVP and was named to the Conference USA All-Academic Team. Ten Cougars earned NFCA All-American Scholar Athletes in (Holly Anderson, Jaime Edwards, Reina Gaber, Sydney Gerbracht, Ashleigh Jones, Diedre Outon, Haley Outon, Katie St. Pierre, Tess Soefje and Bailey Watts) OUTON BOMBS Haley Outon has established herself as the program s premier long-ball hitter as she moved into first place in the record books with her 48th career home run against Nicholls State on Feb. 22. Outon s fifth home run of the year added to her impressive weekend where she went 6-for-13 (.462) with three home runs, nine RBI and seven walks. Outon now holds the career and single season (22, 2011) Houston records. She also shares two NCAA records thanks to her power prowess. She became the fifth player 2014 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON ROSTER NO. NAME POS. YEAR/EXP. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 1 Diedre Outon P/OF SR/3L Pflugerville, Texas/Pflugerville HS 3 Jaime Edwards IF JR/2L Austin, Texas/Austin Bowie HS 4 Kris Davila IF/C JR Spring, Texas/Oak Ridge HS/Blinn College 5 Sydney Gerbracht OF RS JR/2L San Diego, Calif./Torrey Pines HS 7 Selena Hernandez Utility SO Austin, Texas/Austin HS/Texas State 8 Julana Shrum P/OF SO/1L Porum, Okla./Glenpool HS 9 Tiffani McKnight OF JR Missouri City, Texas/Elkins HS/Blinn College 10 Haley Outon C SR/3L Pflugerville, Texas/Pflugerville HS 13 Kendra Cullum IF SR/2L Conroe, Texas/Kansas 15 Kayla Holland IF/OF JR/2L Katy, Texas/Cypress Springs HS 20 Hayley Chamberlain IF FR Camarillo, Calif./Camarillo HS 22 Jordan Rains IF FR Cypress, Texas/Cy-Fair High School 26 Katie St. Pierre OF SO/1L Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound HS 33 Summer Groholski P JR/2L Grapeland, Texas/Grapeland HS 34 Alexis Dunn IF JR Round Rock, Texas/Stoney Point HS/Galveston CC NO. NAME POS. YEAR/EXP. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL 20 Hayley Chamberlain IF FR Camarillo, Calif./Camarillo HS 13 Kendra Cullum IF SR/2L Conroe, Texas/Conroe HS/Kansas 4 Kris Davila IF/C JR Spring, Texas/Oak Ridge HS/Blinn College 34 Alexis Dunn IF JR Round Rock, Texas/Stoney Point HS/Galveston CC 3 Jaime Edwards IF JR/2L Austin, Texas/Austin Bowie HS 5 Sydney Gerbracht OF RS JR/2L San Diego, Calif./Torrey Pines HS 33 Summer Groholski P JR/2L Grapeland, Texas/Grapeland HS 7 Selena Hernandez Utility SO Austin, Texas/Austin HS/Texas State 15 Kayla Holland IF/OF JR/2L Katy, Texas/Cypress Springs HS 9 Tiffani McKnight OF JR Missouri City, Texas/Elkins HS/Blinn College 1 Diedre Outon P/OF SR/3L Pflugerville, Texas/Pflugerville HS 10 Haley Outon C SR/3L Pflugerville, Texas/Pflugerville HS 22 Jordan Rains IF FR Cypress, Texas/Cy-Fair High School 8 Julana Shrum P/OF SO/1L Porum, Okla./Glenpool HS 26 Katie St. Pierre OF SO/1L Flower Mound, Texas/Flower Mound HS Head Coach: Kyla Holas (University of Louisiana-Lafayette, 1994) Assistant Coach: Kristin Vesely (University of Oklahoma, 2006) Assistant Coach: Chrissy Schoonmaker (University of South Carolina, 2008) Pronunciation Guide Kris Davila... DAH-Vee-la Kyla Holas... Ky-la Hole-us Sydney Gerbracht... Gear-Brocht Summer Groholski... Grow-hole-ski Diedre/Haley Outon... (rhymes with Moo) OO-tin Julana Shrum... Ju-LAY-na Kristin Vesely... Vess-uh-lee Facebook.com/HoustonCougarSoftball

3 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 3 in NCAA history with home runs in six-straight games (May 1-11, 2012) and the eighth to hit two grand slams in a single game (April 13, 2013 at UTEP). QUICK FACTS THE UNIVERSITY Founded: 1927 Enrollment: CONFERENCE OVERALL 40,750 Began TEAM Intercollegiate W Athletics: L T PCT W L T Jan. PCT 10, 1946 Nickname: USF Cougars Mascots: Shasta and Sasha Colors: UCF Scarlet 0 and.690white President: Rutgers Dr. 0 Renu.611 Khator VP Louisville for Intercollegiate 0 Athletics: Mack.583 Rhoades SWA: DeJuena Chizer Conference: Houston The American Athletic 0 Conference.545 Memphis Temple THE PROGRAM First Year: 2001 All-Tme UConn Record: All-Time Conference Record: C-USA 2014 Titles AMERICAN Season/Tournament ATHLETIC Titles: CONFERENCE PRESEASON 2007, 2008, 2011/2007 POLL NCAA Tournament Appearances: Six; SCHOOL (FIRST PLACE VOTES) 2004, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012, POINTS 2013 Conference 1. Louisville Tournament (6) Appearances: 2. USF (2) 13; , THE Houston STAFF 37 Head 4. UCF Coach: Kyla Holas Rutgers Alma Mater: University of Louisiana-Lafayette (1994) 23 Year at Houston: 14th 6. UConn Year Overall: 14th 15 Memphis Career Record: Assistant 8. Temple Coach: Kristin Vesely 13 Alma Mater: University of Oklahoma (2006) Year at Houston: 4th Assistant AMERICAN Coach: ATHLETIC CONFERENCE PLAYERS Chrissy OF THE Schoonmaker WEEK Feb. Alma 10 Mater: Kelsi Jones (CF, UL) & Mackenzie South Audas Carolina (P, (2008) UCF) Year at Houston: 1st Feb. 17 Loren Williams (OF, Rutgers) & Sara Nevins (P, USF) Feb. THE STADIUM 24 Haley Outon (C, Houston) & Sara Nevins (P, USF) Stadium: March 3 Kourtney Salvarola (SS, USF) & Cougar Sara Nevins Softball (P, Stadium USF) Year Opened: 2001 Capacity: March 10 Katie Keller (2B, Louisville)& Shelby Turnier (P, UCF) 1,200 Dimensions: March 17 Kourtney Salvarola (SS, USF) & Sara Nevins (P, USF) Houston March 24 Record at Home: Houston Record at Cougar Softball Stadium: Press March Box 31 Phone: April 7 April THE TEAM 14 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/7 Position April 21 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/2 Pitchers April 28 Returning/Lost: 3/1 Newcomers: May 5 6 Key Returners: Haley Outon, Sr., C: 16 HR, 62 RBI, 36 R, 41 BB,.351 BA Katie St. Pierre, So., CF: 47R, 15 SB, 67 H, 61 GS,.361 BA Diedre Outon, Sr., P/OF: 13-8, 2.76, IP Key Losses: Holly Anderson, 3B: 12 HR, 53 RBI, 44 R,.365 BA Bailey Watts, P: 2.23, 1 HR, 20 RBI, 12 SB FACING TEXAN COMPETITION The Cougars carry a 4-2 record against fellow Texan teams this season with wins over Texas (5-4), Sam Houston State (11-5, 13-5) and SFA (7-3) and losses coming to North Texas (1-6) and Texas (1-5). The Cougars have 11 games remaining against teams from the Lone Star State facing Texas, Texas A&M, Baylor, Houston Baptist, Lamar and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. FAMILIAR FACES Six starters for Houston have been on the lineup card for all 23 games this year in their respective positions Kendra Cullum (LF), Katie St. Pierre (CF), Selena Hernandez (SS), Kayla Holland (2B), Jaime Edwards (1B) and Haley Outon (C). St. Pierre and Outon started all 61 games at both of their positions in 2013 while Outon has started 163 consecutive games dating back to April 9, The catcher started the last 20 games of 2011 (56 overall), all 59 games in 2012, all 61 in 2013 and 23 this season. LOOKING BACK TO 2013 Houston went advancing to their third-straight NCAA Regional for the first time in program history. Houston competed in Conference USA for the 13th and final season while finishing second during the regular season (19-5) and tournament. Houston went 1-2 in the Austin Regional earning a win against Army while falling to South Carolina twice while posting a against tournament teams during the year. UP NEXT Houston hosts No. 20/23 Louisiana Lafayette on Wednesday, March 26 for the eighth annual Striking Out Breast Cancer game with the first game of the doubleheader starting at 4 p.m. Houston will wear pink uniforms and help raise funds for the Susan G. Komen For the Cure foundation with a live auction, raffle prizes and more. Louisville enters Cougar Softball Stadium for a threegame weekend series on March THE 2013 SEASON Record (C-USA): (19-5) C-USA Finish Regular Season/Tournament: 2nd/2nd Home/Away/Neutral: 21-11/18-6/2-3 Against NCAA Post Season Teams: Postseason: NCAA Austin Regional

4 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 4 RECORD WHEN Overall Feb. 9-4 March 4-7 April 0-0 May 0-0 Current Streak W1 Longest Winning Streak 7 Longest Losing Streak 4 Home 9-3 At Home vs. The American 0-0 Away 1-2 On the Road vs. The American 0-0 Neutral Site 3-5 The American Games 0-0 Non-Conference Games Playing In-State 10-3 vs. Teams from Texas 4-2 Playing Out-of-State 3-7 Alabama 1-4 California 2-3 Connecticut 0-0 Florida 0-0 Tennessee Top UH Scores First 11-2 Opponent Scores First 2-8 UH Scores in 1st Inning 7-1 Opponent 2-3 UH Scores 0-2 Runs 0-7 Opponent 7-0 UH Scores 3-5 Runs 5-3 Opponent 6-4 UH Scores 6-9 Runs 3-0 Opponent 0-4 UH Scores Opponent 0-2 UH Out-hits opponent 9-0 Out-hit by opponent 4-9 Hits are tied 0-1 Shutouts 2-0 Hits one home run 1-3 Opponent 4-2 Hits 2+ home runs 7-0 Opponent 2-3 Makes 0 errors 5-1 Opponent 2-4 Makes one error 6-4 Opponent 4-5 Makes two errors 2-5 Opponent 6-1 Leads after five innings 8-1 Opponent 1-8 Leads after six innings 8-1 Opponent 2-8 vs. Right-Handed Starter 11-8 vs. Left-Handed Starter 2-2 Day games 8-7 Night games 5-3 One-run games 2-1 Two-run games 2-2 Five+ run games 6-4 Extra innings 0-1 Home attendance (avg.) 708 Away attendance (avg.) 1,795 Total attendance (avg.) 1,218 White Top / White Pants 5-2 White Top / Red Pants 4-0 Red Top / White Pants 4-7 Red Top / Red Pants 0-1 ESPN.COM/USA SOFTBALL COLLEGIATE TOP 25 - WEEK 7 Rank Team Record Points LW 1. Florida (30) Oregon Tennessee (1) UCLA (1) Michigan Washington Arizona Kentucky Florida State Arizona State Alabama Baylor Texas A&M South Alabama Missouri Nebraska Minnesota Georgia Oklahoma Tulsa Notre Dame Stanford Louisiana Lafayette LSU USC Upstate RV Others receiving votes: James Madison (24), LSU (22), USF (20), Hofstra (18), USC Upstate (12), Lipscomb (11), Arkansas (9), DePaul (5), Virginia Tech (4), Long Beach State (2). USA TODAY/NFCA DIVISION I TOP 25 POLL - WEEK 7 Rank Team Record Points LW 1 Florida (23) UCLA (9) Oregon Tennessee Washington Michigan Arizona Kentucky Alabama Florida State Arizona State Baylor South Alabama Georgia Texas A&M Minnesota Nebraska Missouri Tulsa Louisiana-Lafayette Auburn Oklahoma Northwestern Stanford Notre Dame Others receiving votes: James Madison (24), LSU (22), USF (20), Hofstra (18), USC Upstate (12), Lipscomb (11), Arkansas (9), DePaul (5), Virginia Tech (4), Long Beach State (2) TOP 25 POLL PROGRESSION WEEK USA/ESPN Week 1 (Preseason) RV (6) / RV ( 4) Week 2 (Feb. 11) RV (1) / NR Week 3 (Feb. 18) RV (5) / NR Week 4 (Feb. 25) NR / NR Week 5 (March 4) NR / NR Week 6 (March 11) NR / NR Week 7 (March 18) NR / NR SIGNING CLASS Three of the future Cougars are from Texas (Brown, Garcia and Scott) while Crumpton hails from California. Both Brown and Garcia are penciled in as infielders while Crumpton and Scott look to be positioned in the outfield when they arrive. This is one of the most diverse classes we have signed, said head coach Kyla Holas. I am hoping they come in and fit as key pieces to our puzzle and help continue our tradition and success. KENDALL BROWN IF Ft. Bend Christian/Aces Express Jacoby Sugarland, Texas Kendall will bring some height and athleticism to us at first base that is much needed. I am thrilled that she chose to keep Houston a tradition in her family. Brown was named Second Team All-State and First Team All-District in 2013 as she helped lead Ft. Bend Christian to the TAPPS 4A state championship. KAYLIN CRUMPTON OF Santiago HS/Team Smith Corona, Calif. Kaylin brings her Cali experience to us and I am looking forward to seeing her play OF for us. She is an aggressive and balanced player on both sides of the ball that will make some great plays and contribute daily to us offensively. MARIAH GARCIA IF Austin HS/Texas Bombers Gold Austin, Texas Mariah is a key player towards our future at Houston. Her athletic ability is what we are recruiting and building our team toward. I look forward to seeing her succeed at Houston. Garcia was named an All-District selection in 2013 at the utility position and earned District Newcomer of the Year as a freshman. DE ZHA SCOTT OF Spring HS/Firecrackers May Spring, Texas Dezha has a speed that we have not seen since Jessica Valis. I am excited about what she can do on the base path for us and how her speed will affect defenses. Scott earned Second Team All-State and First Team All-Greater Houston Area honors as a junior in HANDLES Hayley Chamberlain...@chambybaby01 Kendra Cullum...@kcullum3 Kris Davila...@xxtinnna_ Alexis Dunn...@AlexisDunn3 Jaime Edwards...@jaimedwrds Sydney Gerbracht...@sydgerbz Summer Groholski...@SummerGroholski Selena Hernandez...@GetIt_Getit_GO7 Kyla Kayla Holland...@Kaylaholland15 Diedre Outon...@diedreee Haley Jordan Julana Shrum...@julanakamron Katie St.Pierre...@katie_saint26 Facebook.com/HoustonCougarSoftball

5 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 5 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) (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 7 HERNANDEZ, Selena ST. PIERRE, Katie HOLLAND, Kayla MCKNIGHT, Tiffani EDWARDS,Jaime OUTON, Haley DAVILA, Kris GERBRACHT, Sydney CULLUM, Kendra OUTON,Diedre TEAM MULTIPLE RBI GAMES Tot 10 OUTON, Haley DAVILA, Kris EDWARDS,Jaime HERNANDEZ, Selena HOLLAND, Kayla DUNN, Alexis CULLUM, Kendra OUTON,Diedre GERBRACHT, Sydney TEAM STARTING LINEUP BY POSITION (Team W-L record when starter) PITCHER: 1 OUTON,Diedre 10 (6-4) 33 GROHOLSKI, Summer 7 (5-2) 8 SHRUM, Julana 6 (2-4) CATCHER: 10 OUTON, Haley 23 (13-10) FIRST BASE: 3 EDWARDS,Jaime 23 (13-10) SECOND BASE: 15 HOLLAND, Kayla 23 (13-10) THIRD BASE: 4 DAVILA, Kris 19 (10-9) 34 DUNN, Alexis 3 (2-1) 22 RAINS, Jordan 1 (1-0) SHORTSTOP: 7 HERNANDEZ, Selena 23 (13-10) LEFT FIELD: 13 CULLUM, Kendra 23 (13-10) CENTER FIELD: 26 ST. PIERRE, Katie 23 (13-10) RIGHT FIELD: 9 MCKNIGHT, Tiffani 15 (8-7) 5 GERBRACHT, Sydney 8 (5-3) DESIGNATED HITTER: 1 OUTON,Diedre 10 (4-6) 5 GERBRACHT, Sydney 6 (5-1) 9 MCKNIGHT, Tiffani 5 (4-1) 33 GROHOLSKI, Summer 1 (0-1) 8 SHRUM, Julana 1 (0-1) HITTING STREAKS Longest Current 26 ST. PIERRE, Katie HERNANDEZ, Selena HOLLAND, Kayla EDWARDS,Jaime MCKNIGHT, Tiffani OUTON,Diedre 4-13 CULLUM, Kendra OUTON, Haley 4-4 DAVILA, Kris 4-5 GERBRACHT, Sydney DUNN, Alexis 3 - REACHED BASE STREAKS Longest Current 26 ST. PIERRE, Katie HERNANDEZ, Selena HOLLAND, Kayla OUTON, Haley CULLUM, Kendra GERBRACHT, Sydney OUTON,Diedre 6-9 MCKNIGHT, Tiffani EDWARDS,Jaime DAVILA, Kris 4-34 DUNN, Alexis 3-8 SHRUM, Julana 1-20 CHAMBERLAIN, Hayl 1 - STARTING LINEUP BY LINEUP SPOT (Team W-L record when starter) LEADOFF: 26 ST. PIERRE, Katie 17 (10-7) 7 HERNANDEZ, Selena 6 (3-3) 2ND SPOT: 7 HERNANDEZ, Selena 17 (10-7) 13 CULLUM, Kendra 4 (3-1) 9 MCKNIGHT, Tiffani 2 (0-2) 3RD SPOT: 15 HOLLAND, Kayla 19 (10-9) 9 MCKNIGHT, Tiffani 4 (3-1) CLEANUP: 10 OUTON, Haley 23 (13-10) 5TH SPOT: 3 EDWARDS,Jaime 20 (10-10) 13 CULLUM, Kendra 3 (3-0) 6TH SPOT: 9 MCKNIGHT, Tiffani 6 (2-4) 13 CULLUM, Kendra 5 (4-1) 15 HOLLAND, Kayla 4 (3-1) 1 OUTON,Diedre 3 (0-3) 3 EDWARDS,Jaime 3 (3-0) 4 DAVILA, Kris 2 (1-1) 7TH SPOT: 5 GERBRACHT, Sydney 8 (6-2) 1 OUTON,Diedre 6 (2-4) 13 CULLUM, Kendra 4 (2-2) 9 MCKNIGHT, Tiffani 3 (2-1) 4 DAVILA, Kris 2 (1-1) 8TH SPOT: 4 DAVILA, Kris 15 (8-7) 5 GERBRACHT, Sydney 4 (3-1) 1 OUTON,Diedre 2 (2-0) 34 DUNN, Alexis 1 (0-1) 13 CULLUM, Kendra 1 (0-1) 9TH SPOT: 13 CULLUM, Kendra 6 (1-5) 26 ST. PIERRE, Katie 6 (3-3) 9 MCKNIGHT, Tiffani 5 (5-0) 1 OUTON,Diedre 2 (1-1) 5 GERBRACHT, Sydney 2 (1-1) 34 DUNN, Alexis 2 (2-0) STARTERS SUMMARY Player GS p c 1b 2b 3b ss lf cf rf of dh 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 13 CULLUM, Kendra HERNANDEZ, Selena OUTON, Haley ST. PIERRE, Katie HOLLAND, Kayla EDWARDS,Jaime MCKNIGHT, Tiffani OUTON,Diedre DAVILA, Kris GERBRACHT, Sydney GROHOLSKI, Summer SHRUM, Julana DUNN, Alexis RAINS, Jordan

6 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 6 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 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 Conference USA Coach of the Year (2007, 2008) Created and developed the softball program at the University of Houston and has since gathered a all-time record. 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) 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 Head coach Kyla Holas embarks on her 14th season at the helm of the Cougar softball program which she began constructing from scratch in In the program s 13 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 12 consecutive winning seasons, six NCAA Regional appearances (2004, 2007, 2008, 2011, 201 and 2013) and two NCAA Super Regional appearances (2008 and 2011). I can not believe we are at 14 years, Holas said. This has truly been a labor of love. I am still honored everyday to be the coach of this program and thank every girl who decided to become a Cougar and help build this. 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 2013, the Cougars have advanced to the NCAA postseason three-straight seasons and five of the last seven 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. Houston has demonstrated this in recent years by repeating as the C-USA Sport Academic Award (2012 and 2013) by posting the highest team GPA of any softball team in the conference. Every member of the team during season earbed C-USA Honor Roll status while the team posted a 3.53 GPA during the year. The program under Holas direction emerged as one of the top programs in Conference USA as she holds the most wins in the conference s history (475). The Cougars are three-time regular season champions (2007, 2008, 2011) and were the Conference USA Tournament champions in They became only the second team in conference history to sweep both titles in a season. Houston will look to continue that success in when they compete in the American Athletic Conference. 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 advanced to the NCAA Regionals for the third consecutive year and finished their last season in Conference USA with runner up finishes during the regular season and at the C-USA Championships. In the classroom, the Cougars earned the C-USA Sport Academic Award given to the program with the highest team GPA (3.53) for each sport. It was the second-straight year UH captured that distinction. C-USA Preseason Player of the Year, Haley Outon, would prove the voters accurate as she slugged her way to the C-USA Player of the Year award. Outon led the league in home runs, RBI, slugging and walks. Some of her closest competition for the award came from teammate Holly Anderson as the senior finished second in home runs, RBI, batting averagem and doubles among the league. They both landed on the NFCA All-Region team joining with freshman Katie St. Pierre to give the Cougars multiple NFCA selections for the third straight year Houston went and 15-9 in C-USA ball and capped the season with a trip to the NCAA Regional for the second straight year. The Cougars set a school record for stolen bases in a season with 111 to rank No. 10 in the NCAA and also were No. 16 in team batting average. Haley Outon tied an NCAA record with home runs in six straight games as the sophomore catcher also set the single-season school record for home runs (22) and RBIs (64) in a season. She was named Third Team All-American for her production, the fourth Cougar under Holas to achieve All American honors. Outon, Holly Anderson and Melissa Gregson were named to the Conference USA First Team while Jaime Edwards claimed All-Freshman Team honors and Jennifer Klinkert earned Second Team accolades. The 2012 season saw Houston ranked in the preseason for the first time and the Cougars climbed up to No. 17 several weeks into the year Houston finished the season with a record and a 19-5 mark in C-USA action en route to sharing the C-USA regular season championship with Tulsa. The 44 wins accumulated were the second-most victories in program history. The Houston pitching staff finished the season leading the NCAA in team ERA (1.35). Senior Amanda Crabtree finished the season as the NCAA leader in strikeouts per seven innings (12.0) and No. 2 in ERA. Crabtree tossed three no-hitters struck out 336 batters - the most in program history in a single season. Senior Donna Bourgeois would be named C-USA Newcomer of the Year as she formed a lethal 1-2 punch with Crabtree. The Houston hitters belted 67 homeruns as a team - the second most in school history (73, 2008). Melissa Gregson, C-USA Player of the Year, hit 16 of those homers. Gregson (OF), Holly Anderson (IF) were named to the First Team All-Conference team while Brooke Lathan (IF) Bourgois and Crabtree were Second Team selections. The twins, Diedre and Haley Outon, were named to the conference s All-Freshman squad. Houston peaked at No. 21 in the RPI projections after building a solid resume using the intense strength of schedule that Holas is known for building. Houston scored 13 victories against the nation s top-25 and teams receiving votes, including Oklahoma State, BYU, Fresno State, Texas A&M and two games against LSU, Tulsa and Baylor. Houston spent three weeks of the season on the ESPN.com/USA Softball poll and spent five more weeks receiving votes on the poll. The Cougars enjoyed a great season but at the end of the year, they were looking down the barrel as they would need six-straight wins to claim a share of the title. Houston swept East Carolina on the road before posting three-consecutive shutouts at home to close out the series sweep over UCF and tie for the C-USA regular season title. Houston fell in the C-USA Championship semifinals to eventual tournament champion East Carolina, in a narrow 1-0 decision In 2009, Jessica Valis received her fourth consecutive All-Conference USA First Team honor. Haley Valis, Katie Bush and Laurie Wagner joined the ranks on the All-Conference USA Second Team, and Melissa Gregson was named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team. To go along with all the C-USA honors, three Cougars were also named All-Americans as announced by the NFCA. The trio included Shamblin, Wagner and Jessica Valis. They were the first in program history to be named All-Americans. Three student-athletes were honored during the 2009 season, as Katie Bush became a four-time Academic Medal honoree, while Jennifer Klinkert and Baillie Lott picked up their second C-USA Academic Honor Roll selections. Bush was honored with the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI Second Team award, and the C-USA All-Academic Team for her excellence in the classroom. Bush was also a two-time NFCA Academic All-America Scholar (2007, 2008). Joining her for the 2008 C-USA All-Academic Team was Wagner In 2008, Holas posted a record, making softball the only sport in Houston history to record more than 50 wins. The Cougars took home its second regular-season C-USA Championship title and advanced to the NCAA Regional and Super Regionals, which took place at Cougar Softball Field. The Cougars went 3-0 at the Regional, defeating Delaware State 9-0, with a perfect game pitched by Angel Shamblin. UH beat Washington 2-0 in game two, and advanced to the Super Regionals with a 2-1 win over Washington. In the Super Regionals, the Cougars played Louisiana-Lafayette, splitting the first two games, but with just one win shy of the World Series, the Cougars fell short in the final game, with a 4-0 decision going to the Ragin Cajuns. Shamblin was named the 2008 C-USA Female Athlete of the Year, the first softball player to ever receive the honor and the fourth Cougar to be named Athlete of the Year. Holas produced four All-Conference USA First Team players including, Jessica Valis, Klinkert, Laurie Wagner and Shamblin. Three Cougars were members of the All-Conference Second Team, including Nordstrom, Christa Raley and Katie Bush. Klinkert, the 2008 Freshman of the Year, was also a member of the All-Conference USA Freshman Team. Shamblin, Wagner, Jessica Valis and Klinkert were also named to the NFCA All-South Region Team. Shamblin and Wagner earned All-South Region First Team honors, while Jessica Valis and Klinkert were named to the Second Team. Before Houston Holas came to the Cougar program from the University of Florida, where she was responsible for developing the pitchers and catchers for three seasons. She guided the Gators through its inaugural season and through a tough Southeastern Conference schedule. While at Florida, Holas was instrumental in the development of Chelsey Sakizzie, who was named the 1998 SEC Player of the Year in addition to Louisville Slugger All-America Third-Team honors. She coached five other players to SEC accolades. Before going to Florida, Holas spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Northern Illinois. While working in DeKalb, Ill., Holas tutored the Husky pitchers and coordinated the academics for the team. She coached the 1996 Midwestern Collegiate Conference Player of the Year, pitcher Angie Zuspann, as the Huskies reached the NCAA Regionals for only the second time since As a student-athlete The philosophy towards winning is one that Holas (Kyla Hall) learned as a three-time NCAA All-America pitcher at Southwestern Louisiana (now University of Louisiana) after leading the Ragin Cajuns to a third-place finish at the 1993 NCAA Women s College World Series. She received WCWS All-Tournament Team honors and was a two-time finalist ( ) for the prestigious Honda Broderick Cup, a national award given to the top female student-athlete at the NCAA level. Holas racked up a career record, in addition to compiling a.301 career batting average, en route to setting seven school records. Her.839 winning percentage is still in the Top 20 in NCAA record books. Holas still holds the school records for ERA in season (0.23, 1992) and career (0.50, ), win/loss season (.912, 31-3; 1994), win/loss career (.839, ), complete games (114), innings pitched in a game (21.0, vs. Northwestern State, 4/9/1992) In 1999, Holas was inducted into the Louisiana-Lafayette Athletics Hall of Fame. 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. Facebook.com/HoustonCougarSoftball

7 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 7 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 150 AB) 1. Jessica Valis (2008) Laurie Wagner (2008) Jessica Valis (2007) Katie St. Pierre (2013) Haley Outon (2012).368 RUNS BATTED IN 1. Haley Outon (2012) Haley Outon (2013) Laurie Wagner (2008) Jennifer Klinkert (2008) Elaina Nordstrom (2006) 54 BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 200 AB) 1. Jessica Valis ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Holly Anderson ( ) Haley Outon (2011-).325 WALKS 1. Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Jennifer Klinkert ( ) Kim Nesloney ( ) Haley Outon (2011-) Laurie Wagner ( ) 92 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 SLUGGING (MIN. 150 AB) 1. Laurie Wagner (2008) Haley Outon (2012) Kristen Glowacz (2005) Haley Outon (2013) Kristen Glowacz (2003).699 WALKS 1. 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 (2013) Jessica Valis (2008) Kim Nesloney (2005) Katie St. Pierre (2013).469 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 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 ( ) Haley Outon (2011-) 133 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) Haley Outon (2011-) 33 TRIPLES 1. Jessica Valis ( ) Kim Nesloney ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Leslie Seay ( ) 8 5. Ashleigh Jones ( ) 5 HOME RUNS 1. Haley Outon (2011-) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Melissa Gregson ( ) 38 Arelis Ferreris ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) 36 ON-BASE (MIN. 200 AB) 1. Kendra Cullum (2012-) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Haley Outon (2011-) 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 ( ) Jennifer Klinkert ( ) Arelis Ferreris ( ) 233 Christa Raley ( ) 233 GAMES STARTED 1. Laura Durham ( , 06) Katie Bush ( ) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Jennifer Klinkert ( ) Arelis Ferreris ( ) 232 Current players in bold italic. HOME RUNS 1. Haley Outon (2012) Laurie Wagner (2008) Kristen Glowacz (2005) Haley Outon (2013) 16 Melissa Gregson (2011) 16 HIT BY PITCH 1. Kendra Cullum (2013) Kendra Cullum (2012) Christa Raley (2007) Christa Raley 9 5. Laurie Wagner 8 RUNS BATTED IN 1. Kristen Glowacz ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Haley Outon (2011-) Laurie Wagner ( ) Melissa Gregson ( ) 143 TOTAL BASES 1. Laurie Wagner (2008) Haley Outon (2012) Kristen Glowacz (2005) Haley Outon (2013) Kristen Glowacz (2003) 123 SLUGGING (MIN. 200 AB) 1. Haley Outon (2011-) Kristen Glowacz ( ) Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Brooke Lathan ( ) Melissa Gregson ( ).535

8 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS 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. Crystal Briscoe (2005) 2 Jenny Johnson (2003) 2 Bailey Watts (2012) 2 Bailey Watts (2010) 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 APPEARANCES 1. Angel Shamblin (2008) Jenny Johnson (2004) Angel Shamblin (2007) Amanda Crabtree (2011) Baillie Lott (2009) 35 FIELDING PUTOUTS 1. Haley Outon (2011) Elaina Nordstrom (2007) Elaina Nordstrom (2008) Elaina Nordstrom (2006) Melissa Gregson (2010) 372 ASSISTS 1. Holly Anderson (2013) Holly Andreson (2012) Holly Anderson (2011) Kendra Cullum (2013) Kristin Glowacz (2004) 119 DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED 1. Jaime Edwards (2012) Jaime Edwards (2013) Stesha Brazil (2011) Melissa Gregson (2009) 11 Jaci Gonzalez (2006) 11 Leslie Seay (2002) 11 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 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 8 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS ERA (MIN. 200 IP) 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Barbie Love ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Crystal Briscoe ( ) 2.21 WINS 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) 47 Jenny Johnson ( ) Amanda Crabtree ( ) 40 SAVES 1. Jenny Johnson ( ) Crystal Briscoe ( ) 7 3. Bailey Watts ( ) 6 4. Angel Shamblin ( ) 4 Barbie Love ( ) 4 INNINGS PITCHED 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) Crystal Briscoe ( ) 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 APPEARANCES 1. Angel Shamblin ( ) Jenny Johnson ( ) Jamie Falco ( ) Bailey Watts ( ) Crystal Briscoe ( ) 96 FIELDING PUTOUTS 1. Elaina Nordstrom ( ) Arelis Ferreris ( ) Michelle Keith ( ) Melissa Gregson (2009-) Jennifer Klinkert (2008-) 764 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 (2011-) Melissa Gregson ( ).986 Current players in bold italic

9 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 9 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS OFFENSE At Bats...6, 7x Last: Holly Anderson & Kayla Holland, at East Carolina (3/24/13) Hits...5 Reina Gaber (vs. UNLV, 2/25/12) Runs scored... 4, 6x Last: Haley Outon (vs. Nicholls 2/21/14) Doubles...2, 40x Last: Jula Pecina (at UTEP 4/14/13) 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 Angel Shamblin (vs. Fresno State 3/11/08) 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 ERA 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) TEAM GAME AND SEASON RECORDS OFFENSE At Bats Game...46 (vs. DePaul, 3/22/05) 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, 6x Last: vs. East Carolina (4/24/10) Season...11 (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) TEAM GAME AND SEASON RECORDS PITCHING ERA Season (2008) Earned Runs Allowed Season Low (2008) Runs Allowed Season (2008) Innings Pitched Season (2004) Hits Allowed Season (2011) Strikeouts Game (at Memphis, 3/19/11) Season (2011) Walks Allowed Season (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) SUPERLATIVES Games Played Season (2008) Games Won Season (2008) Games Lost Season: 11 (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... 2 (2008) Longest Game Innings...12, vs. DePaul (3/22/05) Time... 3:45, vs. DePaul (3/22/05) FIELDING Assists...8, 2x Last: Holly Anderson, vs. UAB, 5/4/13) Putouts...17, 2x Last: Haley Outon, at Memphis (3/19/11) Errors... 5 Holly Anderson, vs. Michigan (2/11/11) Batting Average Season: (2008) Slugging Percentage Season (2008) On-Base Percentage Season (2008) Assists Season (2012) Errors Season (2008) Double Plays Season (2012) Walks Season (2008) Game...11, 3x, Last: at UTEP (4/13/13)

10 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 10 Houston career summaries CHAMBERLAIN, Hayley TOTAL CULLUM, Kendra 2011* TOTAL All* * Statistics from prior team/school DAVILA, Kris TOTAL DUNN, Alexis TOTAL EDWARDS,Jaime TOTAL GERBRACHT, Sydney TOTAL

11 HOUSTON SOFTBALL GAME Texas-Temple 11 Houston career summaries GROHOLSKI, Summer TOTAL Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / / / TOTAL / HERNANDEZ, Selena TOTAL HOLLAND, Kayla TOTAL MCKNIGHT, Tiffani TOTAL OUTON,Diedre TOTAL Year era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr bf bavg wp hbp bk sfa sha / / / / TOTAL / OUTON, Haley TOTAL