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2 Table of Contents A Member of Pennsylvania s State System of Higher Education To learn more about Bloomsburg University visit our web site at To schedule a visit to campus, call the admissions office at (570) Table of Contents... Inside Front Cover About Bloomsburg... 1 Quick Facts/Media Outlets... 2 Administration/Staff... 3 Media Information/Important Phone Numbers... 3 Coaching Staff Preview Roster... 7 Player Profiles Team Photo Statistics Results Notable Accomplishments Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference All-Time Series Records The Record Book NCAA Tournament History All-Time All-Americans Jan Hutchinson Field/Softball Camp Information... Inside Back Cover 2004 Schedule... Back Cover On the front cover: Jess Shnyder and Amber Cowher, both All-Americans during their careers, will lead the Huskies into the 2004 season. 35

3 About Bloomsburg Bloomsburg University, a member of Pennsylvania s State System of Higher Education, is a four-year coeducational public university founded in Through the stages of its development from a normal school to a teachers college to a multipurpose state college and finally to a university in 1983, the institution has retained its emphasis on liberal arts and career education. Bloomsburg is recognized as one of the best 100 public universities in the United States, and excellence, ranging from its ten NCAA championships to its international reputation in a number of its academic programs, is an attitude found throughout the faculty and staff. About 90 percent of Bloomsburg s students come from throughout Pennsylvania, creating a diverse mix of cultures and ideas. It s a place where friendships begin and last a lifetime. And it s a busy place with more than 150 student organizations and activities, NCAA Division II athletic programs and a popular recreation center. The university s Division of Continuing and Distance Education serves students through nondegree credit courses, noncredit minicourses, off-campus classes, credit for life experience and distance learning courses on public television. The Town of Bloomsburg, located in the Susquehanna River Valley, has a population of about 12,000 people. The central business district is just three blocks southwest of campus, and includes more than 80 retail stores, restaurants, and the Bloomsburg Fair in September. More stores, restaurants and theaters can be found along nearby Route 11 and at the Columbia Mall, northwest of town. The university is within a one-hour drive from such cities as Hazleton, Williamsport, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton; 1.5 hours from Harrisburg; 2.5 hours from Philadelphia; 3 hours from New York City and Baltimore; and four hours from Pittsburgh and Washington, DC. A Few Facts About Bloomsburg Enrollment Total enrollment is over 7,500, with an average incoming SAT of 1070 and class rank in the upper 25 percent; Bloomsburg admits one in seven applicants and has a four-year retention rate significantly higher than the national average. More than 80 percent are full-time students. About 65 percent are women. About 90 percent of Bloomsburg graduates are quickly placed in their chosen fields. Degrees Bloomsburg University offers 64 baccalaureate degrees, one associate degree, 19 master s degrees and a joint doctoral degree in elementary education in cooperation with Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Financial Aid About 70 percent of all students receive some form of financial aid; average amount of aid is $4,782 per year. Faculty With approximately 1,000 employees, Bloomsburg University has 378 full-time faculty, 73 percent of whom hold doctoral degrees and 72 percent of whom are tenured. The staff is organized into four divisions: Academic Affairs, Administration, Student Life and University Advancement. Governance is through the State System of Higher Education s Board of Governors and through the university s Council of Trustees. School Colors, Mascot The school colors of Bloomsburg University, originally lemon and garnet, have been maroon and gold since the 1920s. In the early 1930s, the Husky became the school mascot when a dog owned by a faculty member accompanied Adm. Richard E. Byrd on an expedition to the South Pole. 1

4 Quick Facts/Media Outlets Location: Bloomsburg, PA Enrollment: 7,500 General Information: President: Jessica Kozloff Athletic Director: Mary Gardner Athletic Department: Head Coach: Jan Hutchinson Softball Office: Hutchinson Colors: Maroon and Gold Nickname: Huskies Trainers: Joe Hazzard, Ellen West Training Room: /4668 Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division 2003 Overall Record: Conference Record: 20-4 PSAC Tournament: Second NCAA Mid-Atlantic Region: Third All of Bloomsburg s athletic publications are published by the Office of Marketing and Communication/University Advancement. Copyright Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania. This publication was written by sports information director Tom McGuire with help from student assistant Lindsey Wyckoff. Editing by Tom McGuire. Printed by David A. Smith Printing, Harrisburg, PA. Photography by Keith Haupt, Dave Ashby and Office of Marketing and Communication. Some photos from University Archives. PRIMARY NEWSPAPERS, RADIO AND TELEVISION OUTLETS Press Enterprise News-Item Standard Speaker 3185 Lackawanna Avenue 701 North Rock Street 21 North Wyoming St. Bloomsburg, PA Shamokin, PA Hazleton, PA (570) (570) (570) Danville News Sun Gazette Citizen s Voice 14 East Mahoning Street 252 West Fourth Street 75 N. Washington St. Danville, PA Williamsport, PA Wilkes-Barre, PA (570) (570) (570) Daily Item Patriot News Times Leader 200 South Market Street P.O. Box North Main Street Sunbury, PA Harrisburg, PA Wilkes-Barre, PA (570) (717) (570) Milton Standard WNEP-TV (16) WHLM Radio 19 Arch Street 16 Montage Mountain Road Main Street Milton, PA Moosic, PA Bloomsburg, PA (570) (570) (570) WBRE-TV (28)/WYOU-TV (22) 62 South Franklin Street Wilkes-Barre, PA (570) Associated Press Suite 250 One Franklin Plaza Philadelphia, PA (215)

5 Administration/Staff President Jessica Kozloff Director of Athletics Mary Gardner Assistant Director of Athletics Kathy Heitzman Sports Information Director Tom McGuire Athletic Trainer Joe Hazzard Athletic Trainer Ellen West Director of Athletic Operations Karen Hansen Media Information For media credentials, photos, stories, statistics or to arrange an interview with a coach or student-athlete, contact Tom McGuire, Director of Sports Information. All members of the media are welcome to visit the Huskies home sporting events. If members of the media are interested in covering a Bloomsburg University game, please contact the Office of Sports Information for assistance. Office of Sports Information... (570) Sports Information FAX... (570) Tom McGuire s Home... (570) Tom McGuire s Home FAX...(570) Husky Hotline... (570) 389-BUBU Address... tmcguire@bloomu.edu Internet Athletic Address

6 Head Coach Jan Hutchinson One of the winningest coaches ever in Division II softball history, Jan Hutchinson enters her 27th season as head softball coach at Bloomsburg. During her career as coach of the Huskies, Hutchinson has posted a record of (.823) and have made an NCAA record 21 consecutive trips to the NCAA championship tournament. She has the most wins of any active NCAA Division II coach and is second on the all-time division II list. Overall, among all divisions, Hutchinson is sixth in career victories. The Huskies have also played in and won more NCAA tournament games than any other Division II school. Bloomsburg has been to the championship round eight of the last 14 field hockey. seasons, twice finishing as HUTCHINSON S the national MILESTONE The Huskies also won NCAA field hockey runner-up with losses each time in extra titles in1993, 1987, 1984, 1983 and 1981 WINS innings in the national title game, five third-place showings and two fourth-place finishes. The Huskies also won the 1982 AIAW national championship. Hutchinson, who also coaches field hockey at Bloomsburg, became the first woman ever to gain 1,000 combined collegiate coaching victories in a career. As the career leader in field hockey coaching wins with a mark of (.871), MILESTONE WINS Overall Date 1 4-3, Bucknell (s) 4/13/ , Misericordia (s) 4/8/ , Mansfield (s) 3/31/ , Susquehanna (s) 4/3/ , Slippery Rock (fh) 10/18/ , Mt. St. Mary s (s) 4/22/ , Youngstown St. (s) 3/27/ , Shippensburg (s) 5/10/ , C.W. Post (s) 4/9/ , Dickinson (fh) 10/3/ , Dowling (s) 4/20/ , West Chester (s) 3/20/ , Mansfield (fh) 9/16/ , West Chester (s) 4/26/02 4 Hutchinson has won 1,392 games, lost just 261 and has 21 ties between the two sports, a winning percentage of.837. In softball, Bloomsburg holds 16 NCAA Division II individual, team or championship records. In only her fourth season, Hutchinson won the national championship double in the school year, claiming the field hockey title in the fall and the softball championship that spring. Bloomsburg has dominated Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference competition in the two sports, winning 14 of the last 21 softball championships and 12 field hockey titles. In field hockey, the Huskies have won 11 national championships (back to back titles in 2002 and 2003), including an NCAA record four straight from Bloomsburg is the only NCAA team to ever win four straight national championships in and have finished national runner-up eight times. Field hockey has had 41 players earn 76 All-American awards. Softball has had 30 players gain 50 All-American honors. Hutchinson has been honored as national coach of the year in each sport, most recently as the 2002 field hockey Coach of the Year. Hutchinson has also coached two softball players and eight field hockey players to National Player of the Year honors. Hutchinson s coaching talents have not only helped those as student-athletes, but several of her former players have gone on to coach at the intercollegiate level. At Bloomsburg, she has former All-American performers as top assistant coaches in both field hockey and softball. Others have gone on to coaching jobs elsewhere, such as Janelle Breneman (Head Softball Coach, Bucknell), Marci Hickey (Head Softball Coach at Coppin State), Leah Conte (Head Field Hockey Coach at Washington and Mary College) and Kathy Frick, former head coach at Goucher College and current head coach of Bloomsburg University lacrosse. Two former softball players played professionally. Janelle Breneman was a

7 member of the Georgia Pride and Marty Laudato was a member of the Tampa Bay Fire Stix. In 1999 Laudato was named WPSL Hitter of the Year. A 1971 graduate of East Stroudsburg, Hutchinson also earned a master s degree in education from the school in Prior to Bloomsburg, she initiated the women s physical education program at Blair Academy and served as head coach for field hockey, basketball and softball. In the summer of 2000 the Bloomsburg University Council of Trustees honored Hutchinson by naming the softball field in her honor. She has also been inducted into the Hall of Fame at both Newton (NJ) High School and Sussex (NJ) County. ASSISTANT COACH SUSAN KOCHER Now in her 17th season as assistant coach, Susan Kocher joined the staff after an outstanding career as a player. Kocher s main responsibility is handling the pitching staff during the season, but her duties also include running the extensive fall practice and exhibition schedule while Jan Hutchinson is with the field hockey team. In her time with the pitching staff, she has coached seven players to All-American status, two of which were two-time honorees. A two-time All-American herself and three-time All-PSAC selection as a pitcher, Kocher is the only pitcher in school history to throw a perfect game and a no-hitter on the same day. In addition, she had a career record of and boasted an earned run average of She struck out 485 batters and threw eight no-hitters for the Huskies, including two perfect games. At the plate, she had a fine career as a hitter, with 71 RBI and 65 runs scored. In 1999 Kocher was one of five inductees into the Bloomsburg Athletic Hall of Fame. She is a native of Camp Hill, PA, and graduated from Bloomsburg in Coaching Staff 5 THE HUTCHINSON FILE Division III Champs * East Regional Second * East Regional Second * East Regional Second * Division II Third * East Regional Second * East Regional Second * East Regional Fourth * Division II Third Division II Second * Division II Third * Division II Fourth * East Regional Second * Division II Second East Regional Second East Regional Fourth East Regional Second East Regional Second Division II Third (Tie) * Division II Fourth * Division II Third East Regional Third * PSAC Champions ASSISTANT COACH JEANINE GUNTHER Gunther begins her first season as an assistantat Bloomsburg. A graduate of the University of North Carolina, she was previously the head coach at East Stroudsburg posting a mark of in her two seasons. At UNC, Gunther played four years and started three as a catcher. She gained All- ACC honors as a junior after leading the Tarheels to the ACC regular- season title in Gunther began her coaching career in 1998 as a volunteer assistant at UNC. She was a catcher for the Georgia Pride of the Women s Professional Fastpitch Softball League (WPF) in She earned a B.A. in English from North Carolina in 1997 and is currently attending Penn State and will complete her master s degree in higher education/ college student affairs in May, 2004.

8 Coach Jan Hutchinson has seen a lot of softball in her 26 years as head coach. She knows that playing with intensity can separate the good teams from the great teams. As Hutchinson prepares for the 2004 season she sees an intensity in the Huskies that is getting her excited for the start of the season. I am really looking forward to this season, said Hutchinson. The team has been practicing with a lot of emotion and intensity. They are fired up during all the drills and can t wait for the season to start. Last year was disappointing since we did not make the NCAA final eight. I know this year s team is using that as one of its goals for the year. They want to go out on top as seniors. Our team leadership is very good this year with seniors Amber Cowher and Jess Shnyder stepping into the role of leaders, Hutchinson added. They have both been All-Americans in their careers and have worked hard in the off-season to get even better. They are certainly leading by example. We return all but two starters in the field and have all of our pitchers returning, said Hutchinson. If we can keep everyone healthy we should have another outstanding season. INFIELD The Huskies infield is both strong and deep this year. Returning players Dee Wolfe and Sara Roba will be vying for the starting first base job. Wolfe came on offensively for the Huskies at the end of last year and will be a key figure in the middle of the lineup this year. Roba is a bat you want in the lineup and is also solid defensively. A freshman, Kristen Koveleski, is a solid player with great work ethic and will see time at both first and the outfield. At second base sophomore Kelly Zarski will get the nod with freshman Jess Snader adding quickness and depth to the second base and shortstop positions. Zarksi had a good offensive season as a freshman and should continue to get better. Snader has great range and a strong arm Preview 6 Amanda Breon, a first team All-PSAC selection last year, will start again at shortstop for the Huskies. Breon is a quiet leader who can hit for power and average. She is an outstanding player at shortstop with great range, a strong arm and solid fundamentals. At the hot corner, look for Laurel Koster to once again earn the starting job. Koster is very quick defensively and will be backed up by sophomore Cyrstal Condran. OUTFIELD In leftfield the Huskies will start Samantha Basalik who has gotten better each of her three years with the Huskies. Basalik has good range and is expected to have a breakout year with the bat. In centerfield, All-American Jess Shnyder is back for her fourth year after leading the team in most offensive categories a year ago. Shnyder has great range in the outfield and will once again be a key offensive performer. Right field will be a toss up in the early going for the Huskies. Because the team is so deep and talented in the infield, look for several infielders to get some playing time in right. Among those battling for the spot will be Roba, Zarski, Snader, Kovaleski and Tina Jennosa. PITCHING The Huskies staff can best be described in one word talented. Led by senior Amber Cowher, the Huskies can send anyone of four pitchers to toe the rubber this year with confidence. This fall each of the Huskies pitchers either added a pitch or improved the pitches they were already throwing. The power for each of the pitchers also increased. Cowher, who has been an All- American during her career, threw 37 consecutive shutout innings last year for the Huskies while striking out a careerhigh 193 batters. Cowher not only improved as a pitcher, but also as a hitter. Look for her to be a key performer offensively as well for the Huskies. Jaime Wilson, Amanda Smith, a pair of junior, and a red-shirt sophomore Jen Probst, have also made big strides the past

9 2004 Preview/Roster two seasons and are ready to now become key performers for the Huskies. All three saw considerable time on the mound, including both PSAC and NCAA postseason games, with several strong performances. CATCHING Senior Becca Kehler and Alyson Taylor will see time behind the plate this season. Kehler is a slugger who once hit four home runs in her first four at-bats of the year, while Taylor had a great fall season and is ready to be a key contributor. Taylor also has good mechanics and a strong arm. Freshman Tina Jennosa is a solid catcher with a strong bat who will add depth both behind the plate and in right field. OVERALL I have a lot of optimism as we start the year, said Hutchinson. We are experienced, deep in pitching and have a good work ethic. This team can go far if it so desires. As far as the PSAC goes, Hutchinson is predicting a dogfight among several teams. Shippensburg will once again be very good, while Mansfield and East Stroudsburg are much improved and are looking to qualify for the PSAC playoffs, Hutchinson added. West Chester has added a new coach who should field a strong team, while Kutztown is always a team to watch NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl. B/T Hometown (High School) 6 Jess Snader INF/OF Fr. R/R Mount Joy (Donegal) 8 Amber Cowher P Sr. R/R Williamsport (Williamsport) 9 Laurel Koster 3B Jr. R/R Whitney Point, NY (Cicero North Syracuse) 10 Kelly Zarski IF/OF So. R/R Danville (Danville) 11 Jess Shnyder OF Sr. L/L Milton (Milton) 12 Samantha Basalik OF Sr. R/R Warminster (William Tennent) 13 Tina Jennosa C/OF Fr. R/R Downingtown (Hauppauge) 16 Dee Wolfe 1B/DH Jr. R/R Milton (Milton Area) 17 Sara Roba INF/OF Jr. R/R Emmaus (Emmaus) 18 Crystal Condran 3B So. R/R Hummelstown (Hershey) 19 Jen Probst P So. R/R Harrisburg (Central Dauphin) 22 Jaime Wilson P Jr. R/R Olyphant (Bishop O Hara) 21 Becca Kehler C/DH Sr. R/R Klingerstown (Tri-Valley) 23 Amanda Breon SS Jr. R/R Bellefonte (Bellefonte) 24 Kristen Koveleski 1B/OF Fr. L/L Mechanicsburg (Mechanicsburg) 26 Alyson Taylor C So. R/R Jersey Shore (Jersey Shore) 28 Amanda Smith P Jr. R/R Sandy Ridge (Philipsburg-Osceola) Head Coach: Jan Hutchinson (27th season) Assistant Coaches: Susan Kocher, Jeanine Gunther 7

10 Player Profiles AMBER COWHER #8 Sr., P, Williamsport (Williamsport) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Exercise Science 2003: Earned first team All-PSAC and first team All-Mid Atlantic Region honors from the NFCA. Was named PSAC Pitcher of the week three times in Had a career-high 193 strikeouts on the season, with an ERA of Finished second in the PSAC in strikeouts. At the NCAA Regionals she recorded 18 strikeouts and allowed only one earned run. Had a streak of 37 consecutive shutout innings during the season during which she threw five straight shutouts. Struckout a career-high 14 in a win over East Stroudsburg. Threw a one-hit shutout with 10 strikeouts against Millersville. Threw back-toback shutouts against Truman State and Ferris State while in Florida. Fanned 10 or more batters six times during the year. 2002: Was named second team All-PSAC and second team All-Mid-Atlantic Region from the NFCA. Finished the season with a 1.11 ERA. Was named the MVP of the Mid-Atlantic Regional championships after posting a record of 3-0 with a 0.00 ERA. She was also named to the All- Tournament team. Had a season-high 11 strikeouts in a 1-0 win over Cal (PA) in the PSAC Championships. Shutout Kennesaw St. at the NCAA Championships. 2001: Was a second team All-American selection. Named to the All Mid-Atlantic, All-ECAC and All-PSAC first team. Was named to the Mid-Atlantic All Tournament teams. Struck out a career-high 13 in a win over Indiana (PA) at the NCAA Mid- Atlantic Regional championship. In the regional finals, threw a two-hit shutout against IUP, while striking out six. Pitched a five inning no-hitter against East Stroudsburg. Finished the season with a 1.20 ERA. Led the PSAC in victories with 24. G GS W L SV CG ShO IP H R ER SO BB ERA Totals

11 Player Profiles JESS SHNYDER #11 Sr., OF, Milton (Milton) Bats/Throws: L/L Major: Business Managment 2003: Earned first team All-American honors as well as first team All-PSAC and All Mid-Atlantic Region for the second time. Led the PSAC in total bases and was second in runs scored and hits. Was first on the team with seven home runs and in runs batted in with 28. Had a career-long 15-game hitting streak during the year. Was named PSAC Player of the Week after hitting.552 with four homers and 13 RBI and a slugging percentage of Shnyder was with 10 runs scored five doubles and one triple for 35 total bases in a 7-1 week. In a twinbill at West Chester, she was 4-7 with two homers and five RBI. Was 3-4 with three RBI and a triple against New Haven early in the season. Went 2-3 with two runs scored in PSAC playoff game with California (PA). Led the Huskies with 18 multi-hit games and nine multi-rbi games. Six times she had three hits in a game. 2002: Was a first team All-American selection. Also received first-team All-PSAC and All Mid-Atlantic Region honors. Was named the MVP of the PSAC tournament after hitting.692 (9-13) with three homers and seven RBI in four games. Had 21 multiple-hit games. Was 4-4 against Mansfield and Lock Haven. Had five RBI in game versus Millersville. 2001: Was a first team All Mid-Atlantic Region selection and a first team All-PSAC selection. Had 19 multiple-hit games and 11 multiple-rbi games. Had a 13-game hitting streak. Went 5-for-7 with three home runs, four RBI, and six runs scored in a double header against Mansfield. Went 3-for-4, including a double and a triple, with five RBI in game against West Chester. Batted.422 with runners in scoring position. G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Totals

12 Player Profiles SAMANTHA BASALIK #12 Sr., OF, Warminster (William Tennent) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Elementary Educ. 2003: Started all 49 games for Bloomsburg. Went 3-4 against Lock Haven in a 3-0 win for the Huskies. Hit a homerun in a 6-1 win against Shippensburg. Put together a six-game hitting streak during the middle of the season. Had five hits in the PSAC Tournament. 2002: Started in 18 games for the Huskies. Had two hits and two RBI against over East Stroudsburg. Was 2-3 in win over Shippensburg. 2001: Saw action in 37 games and started in 14. Had a solid season at the plate finishing with a.327 average. Had five multiple hit games. Went 2-3 with two RBI against Presbyterian. Was 2-3 with an RBI double and one run scored against Indiana (PA) in the PSAC Championships. G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Totals BECCA KEHLER #21 Sr., C/DH, Klingerstown (Tri-Valley) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Biology 2003: Started in 25 games for the Huskies. Had four RBI against East Stroudsburg on two hits, including a homerun. Against Mansfield had two doubles with four RBI in a 6-2 Bloomsburg win. Had six multi-rbi games during the season. 2002: Played mostly as a designated hitter. Started the season by hitting a home run in her first four at-bats of the season, including a school-record three in victory over Tiffin. Finished the season with a.351 batting average. Went 3-3 with three RBI against Mansfield. Was 3-3 with one RBI in win over Millersville. Hit a two-run home run in her only at bat against Elizabeth City State in the Mid-Atlantic Regionals. 2001: Saw action in 26 games and started in 14. Was 2-3 with a double and two RBI in game against Mansfield. Was 1-2 with a home run and two RBI in Mid- Atlantic Regional title game against Indiana (PA). G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Totals

13 Player Profiles AMANDA BREON #23 Jr., SS, Bellefonte (Bellefonte Area) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Communications 2003: Earned first team All-PSAC honors for her play at shortstop. Was named PSAC East Player of the Week after hitting.500 (9-18) with four runs scored, a homer and four RBI late in the season. She also had one double and one triple for a slugging percentage of.833 leading the Huskies to the PSAC Eastern Division title. In a twin bill with East Stroudsburg, she was 4-6 with three runs scored, two RBI and a home run. Led the PSAC in triples with seven as she scored 26 runs in Recorded five hits in the PSAC tournament, including a solo homerun against Indiana (PA). Had 14 muilti-hit games and seven games with two or more RBI. 2002: Started in 51 games for the Huskies between third base and shortstop. Finished the season with a.284 batting average. Had 12 multiple-hit games during the year. Led the team in sacrafices with nine. Was 2-2 with a double and an RBI against Philadelphia University. Was 3-4 in win over Millersville. Was 3-4 with a double and an RBI against Lock Haven during the Mid-Atlantic Regionals. Personal: In her spare time Amanda drives Belgian Draft horses in competition. G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Totals LAUREL KOSTER #9 Jr., 3B, Whitney Point, NY (Cicero North Syracuse) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Special Education 2003: Saw action in 43 games for the Huskies making 40 starts. Had a triple against Truman State. Against East Stroudsburg, recorded a double, driving in two runs in the 9-1 Bloomsburg win. 2002: Started in 16 games for the Huskies. Played shortstop and third base. Finished with a.340 batting average. Hit a home run in her first career at-bat against Tiffin. Was 3-3 with two RBI and a home run against Southwest State. G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Totals

14 Player Profiles SARA ROBA #17 Jr., IF, Emmaus (Emmaus) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Criminal Justice 2003: Started in all 45 games played in. Had three mulit-hit games, including a homerun against Shippensburg. Recorded two RBI against Mansfield on one hit and went 1-2 against East Stroudsburg with a run scored and an RBI. Had four games with two RBI. Doubled twice and scored a run against West Chester on April 2nd. 2002: Started in 36 games for the Huskies. Played mostly designated hitter, but saw some action at first base. Finished the season with a.327 batting average. Had seven multiple-hit games. Was 2-2 with two doubles against Philadelphia. Was 3-3 with an RBI against PSAC opponent West Chester. Had a game-winning three-run home run in the bottom of the seventh against Kutztown. G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Totals AMANDA SMITH #28 Jr., P, Sandy Ridge (Philipsburg-Osceola) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Psychology 2003: Started eight games for the Huskies finishing with a record of 5-1. Shutout Lock Haven on just two hits, while getting a season-high six strikeouts. Pitched a three-hit shutout against East Stroudsburg, while striking out five. Earned saves in back-to-back appearances against Southern Illinois-Edwardsville and Philadelphia University. 2002: Finished the season with a 6-1 record and a 1.83 ERA. Struck out seven and allowed no earned runs in first career game. Had back to back complete game shutouts against Southwest State and South Dakota. G GS W L SV CG ShO IP H R ER SO BB ERA Totals

15 Player Profiles JAIME WILSON #22 Jr., P, Olyphant (Bishop O Hara) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Social Work 2003: Pitched shutouts in back-to-back games against Millersville and Mansfield allowing just four hits in each game. Had a streak of 20 scoreless innings during the year. Struckout a career-high 10 in a shutout victory over Kutztown on April 6th. Did not allow a walk in her final 27 innings of work during the year. Pitched a one-hit shutout in Florida against Southwest State. 2002: Finished the season with a 5-0 record and a 1.72 ERA. Had a complete game shutout, striking out six and giving up just two hits, in first career game against Ferris State. Had three perfect innings against Mansfield. G GS W L SV CG ShO IP H R ER SO BB ERA Totals DEE WOLFE #16 Jr., 1B-DH, Milton (Milton) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Exercise Science 2003: Started 42 games for Bloomsburg. In Florida was 3-3 against Southern Indiana with a double. Drove in four runs against West Chester going 2-4 with a home run. Went 2-4 with a home run and three RBI against Kutztown. In the NCAA championships against California (PA) she was 2-3 with two runs scored. Had 14 multi-hit games during the year. 2002: Saw action in 13 games for the Huskies, starting in two. Was 1 for 2 with a double against West Chester. Had an RBI single against Philadelphia. G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Totals CRYSTAL CONDRAN # 18 So., 3B, Hummelstown (Hershey) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Exercise Science 2003: Saw action in 16 games for the Huskies making 11 starts. In her first collegiate game she was 1-3 with two RBI against St. Joe s of Indiana. Went 1-3 against Philadelphia and 1-4 against Millersville. High School: Was named honorable mention Big 11 in Was a Mid-Penn All-Star at catcher in 2001 and G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Total

16 Player Profiles JEN PROBST #19 So., P, Harrisburg (Central Dauphin) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Biology 2003: Saw four starts at pitcher, earning a 3-1 record. Earned her first collegiate win by throwing 5 1/3 innings and allowing just two hits against Southern Indiana. Struckout a career-high five in a win over West Chester. Beat Kutztown with four shutout innings. Also recorded three hits on the season including a double against West Chester. 2002: Had one appearance pitching, giving up just one hit and no earned runs. Was one-fortwo from the plate with one double and one run scored. Was granted a medical red-shirt after suffering an injury. G GS W L SV CG ShO IP H R ER SO BB ERA Totals ALYSON TAYLOR #26 So., C, Jersey Shore (Jersey Shore) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Business Education 2003: Started in nine games for the Huskies. Had a double and scored a run against Lock Haven. Slammed a double against New Haven and was 1-2 with a run scored against Southwest State during team s trip to Florida. G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Total Kelly Zarski can play both infield and outfield for the Huskies 14

17 Player Profiles KELLY ZARSKI #10 So., INF/OF, Danville (Danville) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Medical Imaging 2003: Started in 34 games for the Huskies. Went 3-3 against California (PA) in the PSAC playoffs with three RBI, two runs scored and a double and a triple. Had a home run and two RBI against Mansfield. Finished the year on a hot streak going 10 for her last 17 with five runs scored and three doubles. G GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC BB SO SB Avg Total TINA JENNOSA #13 Fr., C/OF Downingtown (Hauppauge) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Elementry Education Notes: Earned All-League honors for three seasons. In her senior year was named All-League, All-State and and NFCA All-Region Second team. In 2003 was named the League Player of the Year and also won the Golden Bat Award. KRISTEN KOVELESKI #24 Fr., 1B/OF, Mechanicsburg (Mechanicsburg) Bats/Throws: L/L Major: Secondary Education Notes: Had a batting average of.493 her senior year at Mechanicsburg. Compiled 35 hits, 21 stolen bases and 11 extra base hits in her senior season. Was named Patriot News Big 11 and earned first team All-Sentinel and Mid-Penn honors. JESS SNADER #6 Fr., INF/OF Donegal (Mount Joy) Bats/Throws: R/R Major: Mass Communications Notes: Named a Lancaster-Lebanon (L-L) first team All-Star three times. Helped team to L-L Section 3 and the L-L League titles in both 2001 and Team finished in PIAA state championships in

18 2004 Team Photo Sitting (L-R)- Jess Shnyder, Amber Cowher, Samantha Basalik, Becca Kehler Kneeling (L to R)- Crystal Condran, Tina Jennosa, Kelly Zarski, Amanda Breon, Sara Roba, Jaime Wilson Standing (L to R)- Kristen Kovaleski, Jess Snader, Alyson Taylor, Amanda Smith, Jen Probst, Dee Wolfe, Laurel Koster 16

19 2003 Statistics Record: Home: 12-4 Away: 15-4 Neutral: 9-5 Conference: 20-4 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 14 Sarah McDaniel Jess Shnyder Deanna Wolfe Kelly Zarski Jen Probst Amanda Breon Liza Pepper Samantha Basalik Becca Kehler Sara Roba Lisa Lowe Laurel Koster Melanie Anderson Alyson Taylor Amber Cowher Crystal Condron Jaime Wilson Amanda Smith Totals Opponents LOB - Team (302), Opp (258). DPs turned - Team (5), Opp (12). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). Picked off - LOWE, L. 1, WOLFE, D. 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 22 Jaime Wilson / Amber Cowher / Amanda Smith / Jen Probst / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (12), ANDERSON, M. 9, TAYLOR, A. 2, KEHLER, B. 1, Opp (14). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (2). SBA/ATT - ANDERSON, M. (6-9), COWHER, A. (3-6), WILSON, J. (2-4), TAYLOR, A. (1-2), SMITH, A. (2-2), KEHLER, B. (1-2), PROBST, J. (1-1). 17

20 2003 Results Date Opponent Winning/Losing Pitcher Score March 8 North Florida Cowher L, Lenoir Rhyne College Wilson L, St. Joseph s Cowher W, University of New Haven Smith W, Truman State University Cowher W, Southwest State Wislon W, Ferris State Cowher W, University of Southern Indiana Probst W, Wayne State Cowher L, Southern Illinois-Ed. Cowher W, Dowling College Wilson W, Central Missour Cowher L, at Philadelphia Cowher W, at Philadelphia Wilson W, at Lock Haven Cowher W, at Lock Haven Smith W, at Caldwell College Cowher W, at Caldwell College Wilson L, 1-2 April 2 West Chester * Cowher W, West Chester * Smith W, at Mansfield * Cowher W, at Mansfield * Wilson W, at Kutztown * Cowher L, at Kutztown * Wilson W, East Stroudsburg * Cowher W, East Stroudsburg * Smith W, Shippensburg * Cowher W, Shippensburg * Smith W, at Millersville * Cowher W, at Millersville * Wilson W, at West Chester * Cowher W, at West Chester * Probst W, Millersville * Cowher W, Millersville * Wilson W, Mansfield * Cowher L, Mansfield * Wilson W, at Shippensburg * Cowher W, at Shippensburg * Smith W, Kutztown * Cowher W, Kutztown * Probst W, East Stroudsburg * Cowher W, East Stroudsburg * Wilson L, 1-2 May 2 Indiana (PA) + Cowher L, California (PA) + Wilson W, Indiana (PA) + Cowher W, Shippensburg + Probst L, California Cowher W, Cowher L, California Wilson L, 0-1 # Orlando, FL * PSAC East Game + PSAC NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional 18

21 Notable Accomplishments Erica Miller was named the National Division II Softball Player of the Year for the 2001 season. Miller is just the second Bloomsburg player to ever be named National Player of the Year. Along with being named the Player of the Year, Miller was also the Division II softball nominee for the Honda-Broderick Award, symbolic of the nation s top female athlete. For the 2001 season, Miller hit.477 with 17 homers and 52 RBI. She had 20 doubles, 144 total bases and a.966 slugging percentage. Miller helped lead the Huskies to a record of 44-7, the PSAC championship and a fourth place at the NCAA Division II national championships. For her career, Miller rewrote both the school and Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) record book. She set school and conference career records for hits (310), homers (56), RBI (204), doubles (70), total bases (570), slugging percentage (.840) and extra-bases hits (137). Her 56 home runs were second most all-time in NCAA Division II history. Miller was also a three-time PSAC Eastern Division Athlete of the Year. Miller was named first-team All-American in 2000 and She was first-team All Mid-Atlantic region in 1999 and second-team in Marty Laudato (left) was a member of the Tampa Bay Fire Stix of the Women s Professional Softball League. While at Bloomsburg Laudato was the first Husky to ever be named Division II National Player of the year. She was named the WPSL Hitter of the Year in 1999 after hitting.311 with eight home runs and 36 RBI in 60 games. Stix finished the season at In 1998, Laudato hit.255 with five homers and 24 RBI in 52 games and was selected to play in the WPSL All-Star game. Tampa Bay finished the year In 1997, Laudato hit.273 with three home runs and 22 RBI in 65 games for the Georgia Pride. Laudato was selected to play in four WPSL All-Star games. She is first all-time in the WPSL in career RBI (91), second in career homeruns (20). She is first in Tampa Bay FireStix history in career batting average (.285), RBI (60) and home runs (13). Janelle Breneman was a member of the Georgia Pride of the Women s Professional Softball League during the 1998 season. Breneman hit.247 with a homer and 12 RBI in 47 games for the Pride in The Pride finished the season with a record. Breneman is currently the head softball coach at Bucknell University. Dr. Cynthia Freeland is currently the team doctor for the Bloomsburg University athletic teams. While a player at Bloomsburg, Freeland was a two-time All-American catcher. She hit.265 for her career with 47 RBI. As a senior, she hit.307 with 18 RBI and 17 runs scored and earned the Eleanor Wray Award as the outstanding female senior athlete. In her four years with the team, she helped the Huskies to four PSAC titles, a record of and a third-place finish at the NCAA national championships in Freeland was also a standout in the classroom and twice earned CoSIDA/GTE Academic All-American honors. She received her medical degree in internal medicine from Penn State University/Milton Hershey Medical Center. 19

22 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 2003 PSAC STANDINGS Eastern Division PSAC Pct. Overall Pct. Bloomsburg *Shippensburg Kutztown Mansfield West Chester East Stroudsburg Millersville Western Division PSAC Pct. Overall Pct. California IUP Clarion Lock Haven Edinboro Slippery Rock *PSAC Tournament Champions 2003 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS Indiana (PA) 2, Bloomsburg 1 Shippensburg 12, California (PA) 0 Bloomsburg 9, California (PA) 1 California (PA) eliminated. Shippensburg 11, Indiana (PA) 3 Bloomsburg 2, Indiana (PA) 1 Indiana (PA) eliminated. Championship Game Shippensburg 3, Bloomsburg 2 PSAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 1980 East Stroudsburg 1981 Slippery Rock 1982 Lock Haven 1983 BLOOMSBURG 1984 BLOOMSBURG 1985 BLOOMSBURG 1986 BLOOMSBURG 1987 BLOOMSBURG 1988 BLOOMSBURG 1989 BLOOMSBURG 1990 BLOOMSBURG 1991 California (PA) 1992 BLOOMSBURG 1993 BLOOMSBURG 1994 BLOOMSBURG 1995 BLOOMSBURG 1996 California (PA) 1997 California (PA) California (PA) California (PA) California (PA) 2001 BLOOMSBURG BLOOMSBURG Shippensburg 2003 ALL-PSAC EAST Position First Team Second Team First Base Jaclyn Laskowski (Mansfield) Liza Pepper (Bloomsburg) Second Base Beth Frey (West Chester) Beth Rudai (Shippensburg) Third Base Jes Ricker (Mansfield) Amy Miller (Millersville) Shortstop Amanda Breon (Bloomsburg) Stacy Bricker (Kutztown) Outfield Liz Corr (Shippensburg) Jaime Dacey (Shippensburg) Falan Glynn (West Chester) Karli Hausman (Kutztown) Jessica Shnyder (Bloomsburg) Beth Morris (Kutztown) Catcher Erika Lee (East Stroudsburg) Terilyn Anderson (Kutztown) Pitcher Amber Cowher (Bloomsburg) Laura Harris (Millersville) Kelley Tiesi (Shippensburg) Jaime Wilson (Bloomsburg) Designated Player Kellie Evans (Kutztown) Nancy Quinn (Mansfield) Utility Deanna Wolfe (Bloomsburg) Alison Tagliaferri (Mansfield) ATHLETE OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Liz Corr - Shippensburg Bob Brookens - Shippensburg Kelley Tiesi - Shippensburg 20

23 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, with 52 years of organized competition, has established itself as one of the most respected NCAA Division II athletic conferences. In its history the PSAC has laid claim to 33 NCAA team champions and 186 individual title winners, giving credence to its fine athletic tradition. The conference s prosperity on the national level was abundant again in , as nearly one-third of the league s 245 teams participated in NCAA postseason competition. The PSAC also distinguishes itself as the second largest Division II conference in terms of sports sponsorship, awarding titles for 22 different sports. Academic success is paramount for PSAC member institutions as well. During the academic year, 1,200 student-athletes were designated by the conference as Scholar-Athletes after attaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or better. Additionally, eight PSAC student-athletes earned Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-America Awards last season. The PSAC was organized in 1951 for the purpose of promoting and administering men s athletic programs within the 14 state teachers colleges in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 1977, due to the interest and growth of women s athletics, the conference was restructured to provide for women s programs. From its inception, each conference member selected its own competitive division within the NCAA. In 1980, however, the presidents voted to reclassify the entire conference to Division II. Although all 14 institutions are members of NCAA Division II, nine schools have also elected to compete at the Division I level in select sports. In 1983, all member institutions were granted university status as a result of Legislative Act 188, which formed Pennsylvania s State System of Higher Education. This system now enrolls in excess of 101,000 students. The alumni of the State System number more than 586,000, including 375,000 Pennsylvanians. Eastern Division Western Division Bloomsburg Cheyney East Stroudsburg Kutztown Mansfield Millersville West Chester California Clarion Edinboro Indiana Lock Haven Shippensburg Slippery Rock 21

24 All-Time Series Records Name Win Loss Pct. Adelphi Akron Alabama-Huntsville Allegheny Allentown American International Army Ashland Assumption Augustana (ILL) Augustana (SD) Baker Barry Bellarmine Bentley Bethel Bridgeport Brockport St Brown Bucknell Caldwell California (PA) UC Davis Cal. St. Bakersfield Cal. St. Hayward Cal. St. Northridge Calvin Catawba Catholic Central Missouri St Chapman Colgate Columbia Union Columbus State Concord Concordia (NY) Concordia (MN) Defiance Detroit Dowling Drexel East Stroudsburg Eastern Connecticut Name Win Loss Pct. Eastern Illinois Edinboro Elizabeth City State Elon Evansville Fairfield Fairleigh Dickinson Ferris State Ferrum Florida Southern Flordia Tech Francis Marion Franklin & Marshall Furman Gannon Goldey Beacom Grand Valley St Humboldt St Huntingdon Incarnate-Word Indiana (PA) Indiana-Purdue-Indy Indiana-Purdue-Ft. Wayne Indiana Wesleyan Indianapolis Ithaca John Carroll Kennesaw St Kentucky Wesleyan King s (PA) Kutztown Tie.767 Lake Superior State LeMoyne Lenoir-Rhyne Lewis Liberty Lincoln LIU-C.W. Post LIU-Southampton Lock Haven Longwood Lowell Maine

25 All-Time Series Records Name Win Loss Pct. Name Win Loss Pct. Mankato St. (Minn. St.) Shephard Mansfield Shippensburg Mars Hill Slippery Rock Maryland-Balt. Co South Carolina Merrimack South Dakota Messiah Southeast Missouri St Millersville Southern Indiana Misericordia South. Ill.-Edwardsville Missouri-Rolla Southwest St Missouri-St. Louis Southwest Minn. State Missouri Southern Springfield Molloy College St. Cloud (MN) Mount Mercy St. Edward s Mount Olive College St. Joseph's (IN) Mount St. Mary s St. Joseph s (Pa.) Navy St. Leo Nebraska-Omaha St. Mary s (TX) New Haven St. Peter s New York Tech St. Rose NC-Wilmington St. Xavier (ILL.) North Dakota St Stephen F. Austin North Florida Stetson Northeast Missouri St Stonehill Northern Kentucky Susquehanna Ohio Valley Tampa Oswego St Tiffin Pace Trenton St Penn St Truman St Philadelphia U (Textile) Villanova Portland St Virginia Presbyterian Virginia Tech Princeton Wayne (MI) State Queens (N.Y.) West Chester Quinnipiac West Florida Roanoke West Liberty Regis West Virginia Wesleyan Rhode Island Western Michigan Rider Wilkes Rowan Winthrop Sacred Heart Wisconsin-Oshkosh Salisbury St Wisconsin-Parkside Sam Houston St Wisconsin-River Falls San Francisco St Youngstown St Scranton Opponents in Bold Seton Hall

26 INDIVIDUAL TEAM BATTING At Bats Game 10*^ Karen Hertzler vs Sacred Heart 60^ vs Sacred Heart 5/11-12/84 5/11-12/84 Season 218^ Michele Dreistadt ^ 2000 (29 per game) Career 678 Erica Miller Runs Scored Game 4 Six Times 23 vs St. Peter s 3/15/85 Season 65 Cindy Slocum (6.2 per game) Career 195 Erica Miller Hits Game 5 Jen Lefever vs C. W. Post 4/9/94 22^ vs Lenoir-Rhyne 3/5/94 Kate Denneny vs Allentown 4/12/86 Season 102 Erica Miller ^ 2000 (9.7 per game) Career 310 Erica Miller Runs Batted In Game 7 Becca Kehler vs. Tiffin 3/10/02 16 vs Susquehanna 4/7/80 Season 68^ Vanessa Sterner ^ 2000 (5.5 per game) Career 204^ Erica Miller Doubles Game 3 Lora Glaspell vs California (Pa.) 5/6/94 10*^vs California (Pa.) 5/7/94 Tanya Heath vs West Chester 4/13/00 Erica Miller vs Goldey Beacom 3/24/01 Season 23^ Brenda Moffat *^ 2000(1.9 per game) Career 70^ Erica Miller Triples Game 2 Jen Lefever vs John Carroll 3/6/94 4^ vs Bucknell 4/27/83 Deb Long vs Lock Haven 4/22/82 Lisa Mull (Twice in 2000) Season 12^ Michele Dreistadt (0.6 per game) Career 22 Jen Lefever Michele Dreistadt Home Runs Game 3 Becca Kehler vs. Tiffin 3/10/02 5 vs. Tiffin 3/10/02 Season 18^ Vanessa Sterner ^ 2000 (1.0 per game) Career 56^ Erica Miller Extra Base Hits Season 44^ Erica Miller ^ 2000 (3.5 per game) Career 137^ Erica Miller Total Bases Season 189^ Erica Miller 2000 Career 570^ Erica Miller Batting Average Season.483 Erica Miller Career.457^ Erica Miller Slugging Percentage Season.966^ Erica Miller 2001 Career.841*^ Erica Miller The Record Book 24

27 INDIVIDUAL TEAM BATTING Bases on Balls Game 5 Jean Millen vs Fairleigh Dickinson 3/12/84 22^ vs FDU 3/12/84 Season 31 Jean Millen (2.9 per game) Career 86^ Jean Millen Stolen Bases Game 5 Three Players 14^ twice most recent: Mary Hassenplug, Carolyn Harley 4/17/81 most recent: Navy 4/12/ 81 Season 21 Jen Lefever (4.2 per game) Career 40 Jen Lefever Sacrifices Game 3 April Paoli vs West Chester 4/25/95 8^ vs. Wilkes 5/4/82 Jeannette Mitroka vs Shippensburg 4/22/81 Season 20 Shelley Miller ^ 1995 (1.9 per game) Career 52^ Tanya Heath Hit By Pitches Season 12^ Emily Brown 1995 Career 21^ Emily Brown FIELDING Putouts Season 473^ Brenda Moffat , Career 873 Jean Millen Megan Hunsinger Assists Season 152 Erica Miller 2000 Career 351 Janelle Breneman Fielding Percentage Season 1.00 Six Players most recent: Lisa Mull, Sara Roba, Alison Necci 2002 Career.987 Megan Hunsinger PITCHING Games Pitched Season 47 April Paoli 1995 Christie Kittle 1999 Career 144 Christie Kittle Innings Pitched Game 23*^ Tina Souders vs Sacred Heart 5/11-12/84 Season Susan Kocher ^ 2000 Career 785 Christie Kittle Complete Games Season 31 April Paoli Career 86 Christie Kittle ^PSAC Record *NCAA Division II Record The Record Book 25

28 The Record Book INDIVIDUAL TEAM PITCHING Victories Season 37 April Paoli ^ 1995 Career 106 Christie Kittle Strikeouts Game 18^ April Paoli vs Indiana (Pa.) 3/25/95 Tina Souders vs East Stroudsburg (16 inn.) 4/26/95 Season 420^ April Paoli ^ 1995 Career 635 Tina Souders Strikeouts per 7 innings Season 11.5*^ April Paoli *^ 1995 Lowest ERA Season 0.07*^ Chris Moyer Career 0.34^ Tina Souders Shutouts Season 23 April Paoli ^ 1995 Career 46 Tina Souders No-Hitters Season 6 April Paoli Career 9 Susan Kocher Perfect Games Season 2 April Paoli Jill Solinski 1986 Susan Kocher 1986 Career 2 Paoli (95), Solinski (83-86), Kocher (84-87), Tina Souders( ) Fewest Runs Allowed Season 6^ Kim Maguire 1982 Susan Kocher 1985 Career 42^ Chris Moyer Fewest Earned Runs Season 1^ Chris Moyer 1986 Career 21^ Chris Moyer Fewest Hits Allowed Season 26^ Susan Kocher 1984 Career 159^ Chris Moyer Best Winning Percentage Season Five Times most recent: Kim Maguire 1992 Career.925^ April Paoli 1995 Most Consecutive Wins Career 40*^ Kim Maguire3/23/91-4/8/93 37^ 3/27/ 86- ^ PSAC Record 5/15/ 86 * NCAA Division II Record 26

29 The Record Book NO HITTERS 1. Judy Major vs Franklin & Marshall 5/2/81 2. Tina Souders # vs Misericordia 4/16/82 3. Brenda Long/Tina Souders vs Kutztown 4/24/82 4. Tina Souders vs Augustana (IL) 5/20/82 5. Chris Moyer vs Mansfield 3/31/83 6. Chris Moyer vs Kutztown 4/23/83 7. Tina Souders # vs Springfield 5/13/83 8. Susan Kocher vs Rider 4/9/84 9. Susan Kocher vs Kutztown 4/10/ Susan Kocher vs Mansfield 4/12/ Chris Moyer vs Mansfield 4/12/ Tina Souders vs West Chester 4/28/ Chris Moyer vs St. Peter s 3/18/ Susan Kocher vs West Chester 4/4/ Jill Solinski vs Drexel 3/25/ Susan Kocher vs Indiana (PA) 4/8/ Susan Kocher # vs Indiana (PA) 4/8/ Susan Kocher vs Kutztown 4/13/ Jill Solinski # vs Millersville 4/15/ Susan Kocher # vs Shippensburg 4/22/ Jill Solinski # vs Lowell 5/9/ Susan Kocher vs Lock Haven 4/8/ Heather Young vs Mansfield 4/8/ Kim Maguire vs Youngstown St. 3/27/ Heather Young vs Scranton 5/2/ Kim Maguire vs Assumption 3/11/ Heather Young vs Shippensburg 5/3/ Kim Maguire vs Slippery Rock 4/17/ April Paoli vs Lewis 3/11/ Connie Reese/Wendy Campbell vs West Chester 4/1/ April Paoli vs Mansfield 4/11/ April Paoli vs East Stroudsburg 4/17/ Connie Reese vs East Stroudsburg 4/17/ April Paoli # vs Mansfield 4/19/ April Paoli # vs California (PA) 5/5/ April Paoli vs Southern Indiana 5/12/ Christie Kittle vs Sacred Heart 3/12/ Val Sechrist vs. West Chester 3/27/ Kerri Cooper/Christie Kittle vs. West Chester 3/20/ Christie Kittle/Kerri Cooper vs. East Stroudsburg 4/5/ Kerri Cooper vs. Columbia Union (5 in). 3/6/ Amber Cowher vs. East Stroudsburg (5 in). 4/14/ Kerri Cooper # vs. West Chester (5 in). 4/10/02 #Perfect Game MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Most Wins, Season 53 ^ 1995 Most Consecutive Wins 37 *^ 3/27/86-5/15/86 Most Consecutive Losses 4 (Twice) 1979 Most Runs Scored, Game 23 vs St. Peter s 3/15/85 Most Runs Allowed, Game 22 vs Kutztown 5/7/79 Most Runs Scored (Both Teams), Game 37, Kutztown 22, Bloomsburg 15 5/7/79 Largest Winning Margin 23, Bloomsburg 23, St. Peter s 0 3/15/85 Largest Losing Margin 11, Scranton 15, Bloomsburg 4 4/20/79 Most Double Plays, Game 3 vs Merrimack 5/15/93 27

30 All-Time All-Americans Tina Souders 1982, 83, 84 Susan Kocher 1986, 87 Jean Millen 1986, 87 Cindy Freeland 1986, 88 Cindy Slocum 1988, 89, Tina Souders, Pitcher Kathy Behan, Third Base Denise Henderson, Catcher Anne Schmidt, Shortstop Karen Hertzler, Second Base 1983 Tina Souders, Pitcher 1984 Tina Souders, Pitcher 1986 Susan Kocher, Pitcher Jean Millen, First Base Cindy Freeland, Catcher Cindy Freeland, Academic Chris Moyer, Academic 1987 Susan Kocher, Pitcher Jean Millen, First Base Kate Denneny, Outfield Kate Denneny, Academic 1988 Kirsten Upcraft, Pitcher Cindy Slocum, Outfield Cindy Freeland, Catcher Lori Shelly 1989, Gina Lindenmuth 1989, Cindy Freeland, Academic 1989 Cindy Slocum, Outfield Gina Lindenmuth, Pitcher Lori Shelly, DH 1990 Gina Lindenmuth, Pitcher Marty Laudato, Catcher Cindy Slocum, Outfield Cindy Slocum, Academic 1991 Lori Shelly, DH Marty Laudato, Catcher Janet Buckheit, Outfield Sandy Herr, Academic 1992 Marty Laudato, Catcher + Heather Young, Pitcher Janelle Breneman, Shortstop Jen Buskirk, First Base 1993 Jean Buskirk, First Base Kim Maguire, Pitcher Marty Laudato 1990, 91, 92

31 All-Time All-Americans Jean Buskirk 1992, 93 Kim Maguire 1993, 94 Brenda Moffat 1994, 95 Jen Lefever 1994, 95 Megan Hunsinger 1997, 98, 99 Erica Miller 2000, 01 Vanessa Sterner 2000, 01 Lisa Mull 2001, Megan Hunsinger, Catcher * 1999 Megan Hunsinger, Catcher Jess Shnyder 2002, Kim Maguire, Pitcher Brenda Moffat, Catcher Jen Lefever, Shortstop Shelley Miller, Academic 1995 Jen Lefever, Shortstop April Paoli, Pitcher Brenda Moffat, Catcher Shelley Miller, Academic 2000 Erica Miller, Shortstop Vanessa Sterner, Outfield Chris Bertatie, CoSIDA Academic 2001 Erica Miller, Shortstop + Vanessa Sterner, Third Base Lisa Mull, Outfield Amber Cowher, Pitcher 2002 Jess Shnyder, Outfield Lisa Mull, Outfield Kerri Cooper, Pitcher 2003 Jess Shnyder, Outfield 1997 Megan Hunsinger, Catcher * Marcie Hickey, Shortstop 29 * Louisville Slugger Division II Catcher of the Year + National Player of the Year

32 NCAA Tournament History 2003 NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 3, California (PA) 0 Shippensburg 1, Bloomsburg 0 California (PA) 1, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 12, Elizabeth City 1 Bloomsburg 11, Shippensburg 3 Bloomsburg 2, California (PA) 0 Bloomsburg 9, Lock Haven 0 NCAA Championships Bloomsburg 4, Kennesaw St. 0 St. Mary s (TX) 2, Bloomsburg 0 Bloomsburg 3, Barry 1 Grand Valley St. 1, Bloomsburg 0 3rd place (tie) 2001 NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 6, Kutztown 4 Bloomsburg 9, Indiana (PA) 2 Bloomsburg 5, Indiana (PA) 0 NCAA Championships Humboldt St. 2, Bloomsburg 1 Bloomsburg 3, Kennesaw St. 2 Bloomsburg 3, Alabama-Huntsville 1 Humboldt St. 2, Bloomsburg 1-4th place 2000 NCAA Regionals Kutztown 7, Bloomsburg 5 Bloomsburg 6, California (PA) 5 Bloomsburg 6, Kutztown 1 Bloomsburg 10, Indiana (PA) 1 (6) Bloomsburg 8, Indiana (PA) 2 NCAA Championships Bloomsburg 6, Merrimack 0 North Dakota St. 3, Bloomsburg 1 Bloomsburg 6, West Florida 4 (9) Kennesaw St. 7, Bloomsburg 1 3rd place (tie) 1999 NCAA Regionals Indiana (PA) 2, Bloomsburg 1 Bloomsburg 5, Shippensburg 0 Indiana (PA) 7, Bloomsburg 6 California (PA) 4, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 2, Shippensburg 1 California (PA) 4, Bloomsburg 1 Tournament called due to rain 1997 NCAA Regionals Shippensburg 2, Bloomsburg 1 California (PA) 4, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals California (PA) 3, Bloomsburg 2 (8) Bloomsburg 8, Kutztown 5 Bloomsburg 3, Kutztown 0 California (PA) 7, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 2, Southern Indiana 0 Bloomsburg 5, Kutztown 3 Bloomsburg 3, California (PA) 1 NCAA Championships Bloomsburg 8, Wisc.-Parkside 0 Bloomsburg 2, Humboldt St. 1 Kennesaw St. 3, Bloomsburg 0 Kennesaw St. 3, Bloomsburg 2 (8)- 2nd place 1994 NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 2, Kutztown 0 California (PA) 3, Bloomsburg 0 Bloomsburg 5, Lewis 0 California (PA) 2, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 3, Sacred Heart 0 Bloomsburg 3, Merrimack 2 Bloomsburg 8, Merrimack 0 30

33 NCAA Tournament History 1993 NCAA Championships Augustana, S.D. 2, Bloomsburg 1 UC Davis 2, Bloomsburg 1 (11) 4th place 1992 NCAA Regionals Sacred Heart 2, Bloomsburg 1 Bloomsburg 6, California (PA) 3 Bloomsburg 5, Sacred Heart 1 Bloomsburg 4, Shippensburg 0 Bloomsburg 3, Shippensburg 1 NCAA Championships Bloomsburg 3, Cal. St.-Hayward 0 Missouri Southern 1, Bloomsburg 0 Cal. St.-Hayward 4, Bloomsburg 3 3rd place 1991 NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 5, Sacred Heart 0 Bloomsburg 5, California (PA) 1 Bloomsburg 2, Merrimack 1 (11) NCAA Championships Augustana, S.D. 3, Bloomsburg 1 Bloomsburg 9, SE Missouri State 4 Bloomsburg 5, Portland State 2 (9) Augustana, S.D. 3, Bloomsburg 2 (10) 2nd place 1990 NCAA Regionals California (PA) 1, Bloomsburg 0 Bloomsburg 6, Sacred Heart 2 Bloomsburg 4, American Int'l 0 Bloomsburg 6, California (PA) 4 Bloomsburg 7, California (PA) NCAA Championships Cal. St.-Bakersfield 8, Bloomsburg 2 Bloomsburg 4, Missouri Southern 3 Cal. St.-Bakersfield 4, Bloomsburg 0 3rd place 1989 NCAA Regionals Bridgeport 2, Bloomsburg 1 (10) Cent. Missouri St. 4, Bloomsburg 3 (10) 1988 NCAA Regionals Lock Haven 2, Bloomsburg 0 Bloomsburg 3, Wayne State 1 (10) Bloomsburg 10, Augustana 3 Lock Haven 2, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals Mankato St. 3, Bloomsburg 2 (12) Bloomsburg 3, Shippensburg 2 (9) Mankato St. 5, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 2, Lowell 0 Bloomsburg 5, Springfield 0 Bloomsburg 9, Springfield 1 NCAA Championships Bloomsburg 1, Truman St. 0 Bloomsburg 1, NE Missouri State 0 Stephen F. Austin 3, Bloomsburg 1 Cal. St.-Northridge 5, Bloomsburg 4 3rd place 1985 NCAA Regionals Akron 5, Bloomsburg 4 Bloomsburg 4, Sam Houston State 2 Akron 2, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 1, Mankato St. 0 Sacred Heart 1, Bloomsburg 0 (23) Bloomsburg 3, Sacred Heart 0 Sacred Heart 1, Bloomsburg NCAA Regionals Bloomsburg 2, Springfield 0 (10) Sacred Heart 2, Bloomsburg 1 Bloomsburg 2, Sacred Heart 1 Sacred Heart 2, Bloomsburg 0 31

34 NCAA Tournament History NCAA TOURNAMENT WINS Team Yrs. Wins BLOOMSBURG Cal.-St. Northridge 9 45 Kennesaw 8 40 Cal-St. Bakersfield Florida Southern Nebraska-Omaha Augustana, SD Humboldt St NCAA TOURNAMENT GAMES Team Yrs. Games BLOOMSBURG Florida Southern UC Davis Augustana, SD Nebraska-Omaha California (PA) Cal.-St. Northridge 9 57 Kennesaw St Take one glance at the history of the NCAA Division II Softball Championships and the name Bloomsburg is prominent throughout the pages. The only institution to participate in every NCAA Division II Tournament since 1983, the Huskies have the most wins of any Division II school with 59. Bloomsburg missed only the 1982 tournament, a season in which the Huskies won the AIAW Division III national championship. That season, teams had a choice in which tournament to participate. Twice the national runner-up, Bloomsburg has won more Mid-Atlantic/East Region titles than any other school in the region. In fact, its nine titles dwarf the next closest schools, California (PA) and Sacred Heart, which have three and two regional crowns, respectively. The Huskies have been in the championship round eight of the last 14 seasons, a feat matched by no other Division II program. In that time, the team placed second twice, third four other times and fourth twice. The Huskies played the longest game in NCAA Division II Tournament history in 1984, when Bloomsburg battled Sacred Heart for 23 innings. Sacred Heart captured a 1-0 decision in the game, and, after the Huskies won the following game 3-0, Sacred Heart won another 1-0 contest, this one in eight innings, to advance to the championship round. ALL-TIME NCAA DIVISION II TOURNAMENT SERIES RECORDS Opponent W L Akron 0 2 Alabama-Huntsville 1 0 American International 1 0 Augustana, IL 1 0 Augustana, SD 0 3 Barry 1 0 Bridgeport 0 1 California, PA 8 9 UC Davis 0 1 Cal St.-Bakersfield 0 2 Cal St.-Hayward 1 1 Cal St.-Northridge 0 1 Central Missouri St. 0 1 Elizabeth City St. 1 0 Grand Valley St. 0 1 Humboldt St. 1 2 Indiana (PA) 4 2 Kennesaw St. 2 3 Kutztown 6 1 Lewis Opponent W L Lock Haven 1 2 Lowell 1 0 Mankato St. 1 2 Merrimack 4 0 Missouri Southern 1 1 North Dakota St. 0 1 Northeast Missouri St. 1 0 Portland St. 1 0 Sacred Heart 6 5 Sam Houston St. 1 0 Shippensburg 6 2 Southeast Missouri St. 1 0 Southern Indiana 1 0 Springfield 3 0 Stephen F. Austin 0 1 St. Mary s (TX) 0 1 Truman St. 1 0 Wayne (MI) St. 1 0 W. Florida 1 0 Wisconsin-Parkside 1 0

35 Jan Hutchinson Field Bloomsburg Softball Camps Join the Bloomsburg University Coaching Staff for several outstanding softball camps in the summer of 2004! Overnight Camp Advanced Pitchers and Catchers June Day Camps Beginning Pitchers and Catchers June 28-July 2 (mornings) Hitting/Fielding Jun e 22-24, July 6-7 For more information or to request a camp brochure, call the Bloomsburg University softball office at

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