2011 Schedule and Results #18/T14. March 12-13, 2011 University Field Columbia, Mo. Illinois State Record: 12-8.

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1 2011 Schedule and Results San Diego Classic I Feb. 17 San Diego State-! W, 9-1 (5) Feb. 18 Fresno State-! L, 6-3 California-! L, 1-0 USF Tournament Feb. 25 Temple-# W, 8-7 Illinois State-# W, 8-2 Feb. 26 Alabama-# L, 3-1 USF-# W, 4-1 Feb. 27 Western Michigan-# W, 6-1 March 2 Drake W, 5-0 Drake W, 8-1 Missouri Breast Cancer Awareness Tournament March 4 SEMO-^ W, 5-0 March 5 Saint Louis -^ W, 12-0 (5) March 6 Missouri State -^ W, 11-0 (6) UMKC -^ W, 3-0 March 9 Arkansas DeMarini Invitational W, 12-0 (5) March 12 Illinois state Noon Illinois 2:30 p.m. March 13 Illinois state Noon Illinois 2:30 p.m. March 16 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 3 p.m. Wilson Classic March 18 North dakota state 1:30 p.m. Western michigan 4 p.m. March 19 North dakota state 1:30 p.m. Western michigan 4 p.m. March 20 Minnesota 1:30 p.m. March 23 at Kansas* 4 p.m. at Kansas* 6 p.m. March 26 at Texas Tech* 2 p.m. March 27 at Texas Tech* Noon March 30 at North Texas 3 p.m. at North Texas 5 p.m. April 2 at Baylor* 2 p.m. April 3 at Baylor* Noon April 6 at Evansville 4 p.m. at Evansville 6 p.m. April 9 TEXAS A&M* 1 p.m. April 10 TEXAS A&M* 11 a.m. April 13 at Northern Iowa 3 p.m. April 16 OKLAHOMA*- 1 3:30 p.m. April 17 OKLAHOMA*- 2 3 p.m. April 20 at Saint Louis 3 p.m. at Saint Louis 5 p.m. April 22 at Nebraska* 2 p.m. April 23 at Nebraska* Noon April 27 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE 3 p.m. April 30 at Oklahoma State* 2 p.m. May 1 at Oklahoma State* Noon May 4 WESTERN ILLINOIS 3 p.m. WESTERN ILLINOIS 5 p.m. May 7 TEXAS* 2 p.m. May 8 TEXAS*- 2 noon May 14 IOWA STATE* 2 p.m. May 15 IOWA STATE* noon May NCAA Regionals TBD May NCAA Super Regionals TBD June 1-8 Women s College World Series TBD All times are listed as Central and subject to change HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS AND BOLD *-denotes Big 12 Conference game ::!-played in San Diego, Calif. :: #-played in Tampa, Fla. :: ^-Played in St. Louis, Mo. 1 -Live on FSN :: 2 -Live on ESPN MISSOURI SOFTBALL MEDIA RELATIONS ASSOCIATE: STEVEN KEERS keerss@missouri.edu O: C: #18/T14 LEADING OFF -No. 18/T14 Missouri welcomes Illinois and Illinois State for the 2011 DeMarini Invitational, running this Saturday and Sunday at University Field. It is the first of two consecutive tournaments that the Tigers will host. -After starting the year 1-2, Mizzou has won nine straight and 11 of their last 12 to improve to 12-3 on the year. Missouri toppled Arkansas this past Wednesday, run-ruling the Razorbacks by a 12-0 final in five innings. Ashley Fleming homered and drove in a career best five RBI, while Chelsea Thomas won her fourth straight game after giving up just two hits and striking out 10 in four innings. Thomas struck out the last eight batters she faced. -Thomas and Nottelmann have been absolutely lights out this year. After starting 0-2, Thomas is now 4-2 with a 0.54 ERA. She has 67 strikeouts and just five walks with a.108 opponent batting average. Nottelmann is 6-0 with a save and a 0.82 ERA. She has 33 strikeouts to only five walks while limiting opponents to a.154 batting average. As a team, the Tigers boast the second best ERA in the Big 12 with a 1.30, trailing Baylor s team ERA of Thomas ERA is best in the league, while Nottelmann s is third. -Fleming has been the Tigers best hitter this year, coming into the weekend with the third best batting average in the Big 12 (.465), along with a team best 16 RBI and tied for the team lead with three home runs. She s walked six times to only five strikeouts, and has stolen seven bases in as many attempts. -Abby Vock went 2-for-3 against Arkansas, raising her average to.345, fourth best on the team. After struggling at the plate for much of her career, Vock is putting together a solid season with the bat to go with her outstanding glove. SCOUTING ILLINOIS STATE The Illinois State Redbirds are 5-4 since they last faced the Tigers a few weeks ago at the USF Fairfield Inn and Suites Tournament in Tampa, Fla. After dropping their first three games at that tournament, they came back to beat Temple and Central Connecticut State to close out the event. At last weekend s Citrus Classic, the Redbirds edged Maryland, Temple and Longwood but fell to Fordham, Virginia and Oregon. ISU is 12-8 on the year. Abby Olson leads Illinois State at the plate, as she is hitting.441 with six home runs and 19 RBI. Her OBP is.535 and she s slugging at an.898 clip. In the circle, Taylor Baxter has a team-best 1.40 ERA. Her record is 3-2. Megan Warner (5-3, 2.98 ERA), Jordan Birch (4-1, 3.22 ERA) and Chrissy Burton (0-2, 4.06 ERA) all split time at pitcher. Missouri beat Illinois State by an 8-2 score a few weeks ago and leads the all-time series SCOUTING ILLINOIS The Fighting Illini have won four of their last five and are 9-6 on the year. After starting 5-5, the Illini went down to Florida for the Citrus Classic and beat Temple, Maryland, Fordham and Longwood before dropping a 2-1 contest to Oregon. Danielle Vaji leads all Illinois hitters with a.405 average. Meredith Hackett and Jessica Davis lead all hitters with three home runs, while Hollie Pinchback has a team-high 19 RBI. As a team, Illinois is hitting.308 and has a team ERA of Pepper Gay and Jackie Guy return as the team s top pitchers. Gay is 5-3 with a 2.33 ERA while Guy is 4-3 with a 3.05 ERA. Missouri leads 3-0 in the all-time series, beating Illinois twice at last year s NCAA Regionals in Columbia. DEMARINI INVITATIONAL March 12-13, 2011 University Field Columbia, Mo. Illinois State Record: 12-8 Saturday - MU vs. ISU - Noon CT Sunday - MU vs. ISU - Noon CT Illinois Record: 9-6 Saturday - MU vs. UI - 2:30 p.m. CT Sunday - MU vs. UI - 2:30 p.m. CT

2 2011 MISSOURI SOFTBALL 2 Quick Facts University Information Location: Columbia, Mo. Founded: 1839 Enrollment: 32,009 Nickname: Tigers School Colors: Old Gold and Black Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Big 12 Chancellor: Dr. Brady Deaton Athletics Director: Michael Alden SWA: Sarah Reesman Faculty Athletics Representative: Lori Franz Athletic Department Phone: (573) Ticket Office Phone:_ (573) 884-PAWS or CAT-PAWS Coaching Staff Head Coach: Ehren Earleywine Alma Mater: Westminster, 1994 Record at Missouri: (Fifth Year) Record Overall: (Eighth Year) Assistant Coach: Melissa Tucci Alma Mater: Marist College Year at Missouri: Fifth Assistant Coach: Pete D Amour Alma Mater: University of Missouri Year at Missouri: Fifth Volunteer Assistant Coach Phil Bradley Alma Mater Missouri Year at Missouri: Second Facility Information Home Field: University Field Capacity: 500 Field Dimensions: LF/RF 190 C 220 Press Box Phone Number: (573) Missouri Tigers Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. B/T Hometown (Previous School) 00 Rachel Hay C/IB So. 6-0 R/R Kansas City, Mo. (Oak Park) 2 Lisa Simmons C/P/OF Sr. 5-7 L/L Boonville, Mo. (Boonville) 3 Rhea Taylor OF Sr L/R Buford, Ga. (Peachtree Ridge) 4 Mackenzie Sykes Utility Fr. 5-9 R/R Blue Springs, Mo. (Blue Springs) 5 Alaina Burkhart OF Sr. 5-5 L/R Neosho, Mo. (Missouri State) 7 Ashlie Ortega 3B/2B So. 5-6 S/R Brighton, Colo. (Erie) 8 Nicole Hudson 3B So. 5-7 L/R Webb City, Mo. (Webb City) 10 Abby Vock IF Sr. 5-4 R/R Morrison, Ill. (Morrison) 13 Brianna Corwin Utility Fr. 5-7 R/L Kansas City, Mo. (Platte County) 15 Maddison Ruggeberg C/IF Fr. 5-7 R/R Davenport, Iowa (West) 16 Megan Christopher C Sr. 5-8 R/R Wright City, Mo. (Wright City) 17 Kathryn Poet OF Sr. 5-5 R/R Tujunga, Calif. (Flintridge Sacred Heart Acad.) 18 Chelsea Thomas P RsSo R/R Pleasantville, Iowa (Pleasantville) 19 Shana White OF Sr. 5-9 L/R Columbia, Mo. (Hickman) 21 Marla Schweisberger 1B/OF Sr. 5-7 R/R Raytown, Mo. (Raytown South) 22 Lindsey Muller 1B/P So. 6-0 R/R Stilwell, Kan. (Blue Valley) 23 Catherine Lee C/1B Sr. 5-9 R/R Covington, Ga. (Georgia State) 24 Taylor Duplechain OF Fr. 5-7 L/L Pearland, Texas (Glenda Dawson) 26 Jenna Marston SS So. 5-9 L/R St. Louis, Mo. (Principia) 28 Kristin Nottelmann P Jr. 5-8 R/R Fenton, Mo. (Rockwood Summitt) 30 Ashley Fleming 1B/OF Jr. 5-9 L/L Silex, Mo. (Silex) 42 Princess Krebs IF/OF So. 5-7 R/R Lithonia, Ga. (St. Pius X) Coaching Staff Head Coach: Ehren Earleywine (Fifth Year) Assistant Coach: Melissa Tucci (Fifth Year) Assistant Coach: Pete D Amour (Fifth Year) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Phil Bradley (Second Year) Pronounciation Guide Roster Breakdown by Class Roster Breakdown by State Rhea Taylor RAY-uh Shana White shuh-nae Lindsey Muller mole-er Ashlie Ortega or-tay-guh Brianna Corwin bree-on-uh Maddison Ruggeberg rugg-berg Taylor Duplechain doop-luh-shain Freshman 4 Sophomore 7 Junior 2 Senior 9 Total 22 Missouri 12 Georgia 3 Iowa 2 California 1 Colorado 1 Illinois 1 Kansas 1 Texas 1 FOLLOW LIVE Each game will have live stats and play-by-play through Tracker. Links to each game s Tracker can be found at mutigers.com. Missouri Softball History First Year of Softball: 1974 All-Time Overall Record: 1, All-Time Big 12 Record: NCAA Regional Appearances: 14 NCAA Super Regional Appearances: 3 WCWS Appearances: 5 All-Time NCAA Tournament Record: All-Time Big 12 Conference Tournament Record: Media Relations Assistant AD for Media Relations: Chad Moller Media Relations Office Phone: (573) Media Relations Associate (Softball): Steven Keers Office Phone: (573) Cell Phone: (815) Fax: (573) Mailing Address: PO Box 677 Columbia, MO Website: mutigers.com Team Information 2010 Record: Big 12 Record (Conference Finish): 11-7 (5th) Final National Ranking: 8th (USA Today/NFCA) Position Starters Returning/Lost: 8/1 Pitchers Returning/Lost: 3/1 Newcomers: 5 WHAT S NEXT? Missouri hosts Southern Illinois on Wednesday at 3 p.m. CT at University Field. FOLLOW MIZZOU SOFTBALL ON TWITTER AND FACEBOOK Tiger softball fans can follow along with the season through many of the program s social media options. On Twitter, Mizzou fans can follow the entire athletic department at twitter.com/mutigersdotcom. Assistant Coach Pete D Amour is also on Twitter at twitter.com/mizzousbcoach. On Facebook, fans can search University of Missouri Softball Team to track down the team s official page. TAYLOR BREAKS SCHOOL HITS RECORD, BIG 12 STOLEN BASE RECORD Senior Rhea Taylor has rewritten the record books again week, as she set a new school record for hits in a career and broke the Big 12 s career stolen base mark. Taylor picked up three hits in a doubleheader against Drake, moving her within two of tying Mary Babb s 14 year old record of 262. Over the weekend, Taylor moved ahead of Babb with six hits in four games. The record-breaking hit came in her final at-bat against SLU, as she roped a triple to right-center field to put herself on top of the record book once again. She also went 5-for-5 in stolen bases at the tournament last weekend, tying her for the most stolen bases in Big 12 history. She broke Texas A&M s Sharonda McDonald mark of 153 stolen bases, who set the record in 2007, with a stolen base in the first inning against Arkansas on Wednesday. Here s a look at what records she s tracking down this season: -Batting Average: Already the all-time leader at Mizzou with a.420 career batting average, a record that is theoretically impossible for give relinquish before the end of the season (Jenna Marston is second all-time at.359, two others are tied for third all-time at.352), Taylor should also graduate as the Big 12 Conference s record holder as well. She currently holds that mark, ahead of former Husker Ali Viola, who hit.409 from

3 2011 MISSOURI SOFTBALL 3 -Hits: Taylor is now tied for sixth all-time amongst Big 12 hitters with 266 hits. If she matches her three season average of 82 hits a year, she would find herself tied with Norrelle Dickson of Oklahoma, the conference s all-time hits leader at Runs: Entering the season as Missouri all-time runs leader and eighth in the conference, Taylor is expected to flirt with the Big 12 s all-time record as well. Dickson, who played for OU from and also holds the league s hits record, is the current record holder at 234. Taylor scored twice against Arkansas, giving her 199 for her career and bumping her up to a tie for fourth all-time in the Big 12. If she matches her yearly average of 61 runs, she ll find herself ahead of Dickson with 244 career runs scored. EARLEYWINE ONE SHY OF 200 TIGER WINS With Missouri s nine straight wins, head coach Ehren Earleywine is just one win away from his 200th win as Tiger head coach. Already the second winningest coach in Tiger history behind Jay Miller ( in 15 seasons), Earleywine has the second highest winning percentage for a Missouri head coach at.748, behind Miller and ahead of Barb Wright, who went (.740) in two seasons for the Tigers. Entering the season with a career winning percentage of.734, Earleywine is the 14th winningest active coach in NCAA Division I softball. THOMAS SWEEPS NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARDS Redshirt sophomore Chelsea Thomas has been named the Division I National of the Week by both the National Fastpitch Coaches Association and USA Softball, as announced Tuesday. Thomas was also tabbed as the Big 12 s Pitcher of the Week, announced by the league office. Thomas had a phenomenal week for the Tigers in the circle, winning all three of her starts to improve her record to 3-2 on the season. On Wednesday, she threw the first perfect game for Missouri since 2002 and the first seven inning perfect game since 1991, as she set down 21 straight Drake batters, setting down 11 via strikeout, in Mizzou s 5-0 win. On Friday, Thomas threw a three hit, complete game shutout against SEMO as she walked only one batter and struck out 10 in the victory. She took a no hitter into the sixth inning before giving up a leadoff single. She threw her second perfect game of the week on Sunday against Missouri State, tossing all six innings in Missouri s 11-0 run-rule victory over the Bears. She set a new seven inning school record with 15 strikeouts. Over the course of the week, Thomas struck out 36 batters and walked only one while opponents hit just.048 against her. She now has six no hitters in her career (four no hitters, two perfect games), the most by any lone Tiger player in school history. On the season, Thomas has a miniscule earned run average of 0.60, as she s tossed three complete game shutouts this year. In 35.0 innings pitched she s allowed just 12 hits, three earned runs, and has limited opposing hitters to a.103 batting average. She has 57 strikeouts to just five walks and is averaging strikeouts per seven innings. Thomas is the second Missouri Tiger to be named NFCA National of the Week. Mary Babb won the award on May 4, She is the third USA Softball of the Week from Mizzou, as Janessa Roening won it on May 3, 2005 while Ashley Fleming took home the honors last season. Her Big 12 honor is the third of her career, as she was named Pitcher of the Week in both 2009 and THOMAS PERFECTION PUTS HER ON TOP After not having a perfect game since 2002 or a seven inning perfect game since 1991, Chelsea Thomas threw two this past week, as she set Drake down in order on Wednesday s 5-0 win, before another game of perfection against Missouri State on Sunday, striking out 15 of the 18 batters she faced in the six inning affair. With that, Thomas now has more no hitters than anyone in program history with six (four no hitters, two perfect games). Karen Snelgrove, a former Olympian for Canada, had five no hitters in her career, four of those being perfect games which is tops in school history. TIGERS CRUISE PAST ARKANSAS, 12-0 The No. 14 Missouri softball team belted out 12 runs on 8 hits, backing another dominating performance by redshirt sophomore Chelsea Thomas while run-ruling Arkansas by a 12-0 score in five innings. Thomas (4-2) won her fourth straight game on another outstanding showing, as she struck out 10 batters in four innings while allowing two hits zero walks. She set down the last eight batters she saw on strikeouts. Her ERA is down to 0.54, and she s averaging over 12 strikeouts per seven innings. HEAD COACH EHREN EARLEYWINE Fifth at MU Mizzou: (.748) Overall: (.736) 2007 Big 12 Coach of the Year In just four seasons, Tiger Head Coach Ehren Earleywine has led the Missouri softball program to almost unheard of levels of success in such a short amount of time. In his first season, he took a team that posted just 26 wins and had a losing record the year before and turned them into a 40-win squad that finished the year with a regional bid and a top-20 national ranking. After 2007, Earleywine led the program to an even higher level of success on the national stage, as his Missouri squads have captured back-toback-to-back regional championships, a Big 12 title, the first two 50-win seasons in Missouri history and two consecutive Women s College World Series appearances, making him the first Tiger coach ever to earn back-to-back berths to the pinnacle of college softball. Batting averages, ERA s and fielding percentages have all improved dramatically, while Tiger players are earning national recognition on a now annual basis. Missouri s top-ranked softball squad has Earleywine to credit for its rise to national prominence. As successful as the 2009 campaign was, somehow the 2010 Missouri softball season topped it. While that may not have been a surprise when you looked at the team going into the season, Mizzou definitely shocked plenty of people after what happened in the middle of the season. At the end of March, Missouri was flying high, sitting at No. 3 in the country and considered a legitimate contender to win the Women s College World Series. However, word then broke of a season-ending injury to ace pitcher Chelsea Thomas, and suddenly Missouri became an afterthought. What people seemed to forget, however, is that this was an Ehren Earleywine coached team, and they wouldn t be allowed to roll over and die without a fight. After a brief adjustment period in early April, the Tigers finally got it all together. They ended the season with 51 wins, breaking the school record mark of 50 set the previous year. They hosted the regional round for the second straight year, where they used a seventh inning comeback over Creighton and two straight wins over Illinois to capture their third consecutive regional championship. Then, Missouri played host to the NCAA Super Regional round for the first time in school history, sweeping the Oregon Ducks in two games to move on to their second straight and fifth overall Women s College World Series. Missouri had their fourth All-American awarded under Earleywine, and finished the year ranked No. 8, tying for the highest end of the year ranking in program history. For their work, Earleywine and his staff were selected as the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Midwest Staff of the Year for the second consecutive season. In just four years, the 2007 Big 12 Coach of the Year, became the first Missouri softball coach to lead his squad to back-to-backto-back NCAA Regional titles, doing so in 2008 and again at home in Columbia, Mo., in 2009 and Since taking the reins, Missouri s batting averages have been on the rise, which includes a.313 mark in 2009, while the team ERA has been on the decline, highlighted by 2009 s 1.47 mark, the Tiger s best end of the year ERA since Just as many of Earleywine s squads have, the 2010 team shattered numerous Missouri records. Along with the 51 wins, Mizzou also set new team records for runs (381), runs batted in (342), and walks (247) With Earleywine at the helm, the Tigers have stolen a total of 494 bases and managed an 82 percent success rate on stolen bags since In addition to the success Missouri has seen on the field, Earleywine s squad has received record marks in the classroom, finishing the 2008 campaign with a combined 3.36 grade-point average, the highest GPA since the creation of the program in Prior to his career at Missouri, Earleywine spent five seasons at Georgia Tech, of which he served as head coach for the final three. Earleywine s teams made five consecutive appearances in the NCAA Regional Tournament, finishing runner-up on three occasions. The Ramblin Wreck claimed Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) regular season and tournament titles in 2005 and to his credit, Earleywine was named the 2005 ACC Coach of the Year.

4 2011 MISSOURI SOFTBALL 4 Senior Rhea Taylor stole second base in the first inning to become the Big 12 s new all-time stolen base leader. Taylor, now with 154 career bases, broke Sharonda McDonald of Texas A&M s record back in Junior Ashley Fleming led the team offensively, going 2-for-3 at the plate with a pair of runs, a home run and five driven in. She s tied for the team lead with three home runs on the year and leads all Tigers with 16 RBI. HOME COOKIN Playing at University Field has been a major advantage for the Tigers since head coach Ehren Earleywine took over in In 107 games played at home under Earleywine, the Tigers have won 90 of them for an.841 winning percentage on their home field. Of their 17 losses, 13 of them came in two combined seasons. In Earleywine s first year the Tigers went 17-7 at home, and in 2009 they went In 2008, Mizzou finished 22-1 at home while last year they went So far this year the Tigers are 3-0. GRAND WEEK FOR THE TIGERS Three Missouri hitters blasted grand slams last week for the Tigers. Rhea Taylor hit one in game one against Drake on Wednesday, while freshman Maddison Ruggeberg hit her first career grand slam in the fourth inning of Mizzou s big 12-0 win over SLU. On Sunday, Marla Schweisberger hit a walk off grand slam against Missouri State, as the Tigers run-ruled the Bears 11-0 in six innings. THOMAS PERFECT AGAIN, NOTTELMANN WITH NO-NO AT BREAST CANCER AWARENESS TOURNAMENT The Missouri Tigers went 4-0 at the Missouri Breast Cancer Awareness Tournament, outscoring their opponents by a 31-0 margin in the four games. The Tigers opened with a 5-0 win over SEMO on Friday before Kristin Nottelmann no-hit Saint Louis in Saturday s 12-0 win. Chelsea Thomas threw her second perfect game of the week as the Tigers run-ruled Missouri State 11-0 in six innings, and closed out the tournament with a 3-0 win over UMKC. Nottelmann improved to 6-0 while Thomas won her third straight as she s now 3-2 on the year. Offensively, Marla Schweisberger hit.700 with one home run and eight RBI. Ashley Fleming hit.545 with a home run and a triple, while Rhea Taylor, Jenna Marston and Maddison Ruggeberg each hit over.400. Marston and Ruggeberg also blasted their second home runs of the season. THOMAS THROWS PERFECT GAME, TIGERS SWEEP DRAKE Redshirt sophomore Chelsea Thomas tossed a perfect game and junior Kristin Nottelmann won her fourth game of the season as the Tigers swept Drake in a doubleheader on Wednesday by scores of 5-0 and 8-1. Thomas threw the first perfect game for Missouri since Feb. 17, 2002, and first seven inning perfect game for the Tigers since April 26, She struck out 11 of the 21 batters she faced and threw only 77 pitches as she won her first game of the year. The perfect game was the fifth no hitter of her career, tying her for the school record for most individual no hitters in a career. Tied at 0-0 in the fourth, senior Rhea Taylor broke the scoreless affair with her second home run of the season as she blasted a grand slam over the right-center field wall to make it 4-0 Tigers. Singles by Maddison Ruggeberg and Abby Vock put a pair of runners on for Missouri, and a walk to Mackenzie Sykes set up Taylor s blast, which came on a 1-1 count. Taylor singled in the first inning to extend her hitting streak to 12 games. The streak was snapped in game two, tying her for the sixth longest streak in program history. Nicole Hudson hit a solo home run with one out in the bottom of the fifth to extend the Tiger lead to 5-0. The blast was her third of the season. Taylor, Ruggeberg and Abby Vock all had two hits apiece for Missouri. Nottelmann won her fourth game of the year with a complete game, as she allowed only four hits and one run while striking out seven. s Played 15 Batting Average Runs/ Hits/ Doubles Triples Home Runs Runs Batted In Walks SBs-Attempts ERA Strikeouts/ Walks/ Opp. Batting Avg Statistical Comparison (86.1%) Offense Pitching (84.6%) (79.2%) Drake jumped ahead in the first on an RBI double by Erin Mollohan, driving in Amy Pierce who walked and stole second with one out. Missouri would even the score in the fifth on an unearned run to make it 1-1. Taylor led off with a walk and then stole second base, advancing to third on a throwing error by the catcher. Ruggeberg then drove her in with a sacrifice fly. The Tigers added three more unearned runs in the bottom of the fourth, capped off by a two run double by Ruggeberg that scored Taylor and Lisa Simmons. Alaina Burkhart scored earlier in the inning when Taylor reached on an error. Another fielding error by Drake in the fifth added another run for the Tigers. Vock reached when the Drake right fielder dropped a fly ball, allowing Hudson to score from second base. Mizzou tacked on three more in the bottom of the sixth to push the lead to 8-1. Ruggeberg drove Shana White home on a sacrifice fly, and a double by Ashley Fleming scored Jenna Marston. Marla Schweisberger singled in to left on the first pitch she saw, plating Marston. Ruggeberg finished the game with a team-best four RBI on a 1-for-2 day at the plate. Fleming had a pair of hits, a run and an RBI while Taylor scored twice.

5 2011 MISSOURI SOFTBALL 5 MIZZOU IN THE POLLS USA Today/NFCA Top 25 # School (Votes) Record Points 1 Georgia (20) Florida (8) Alabama (1) Arizona (1) Washington Michigan Tennessee Arizona State UCLA Oklahoma California Texas Stanford Hawaii Oregon Nebraska La.-Lafayette Missouri Texas Tech Oklahoma St LSU Texas A&M Baylor Auburn Houston Others Receiving Votes: Houston 22, Kentucky 17, Fresno St. 16, Georgia Tech 13, Notre Dame 12, Virginia 6, S.C. Upstate 3, Long Beach St. 3, DePaul 3, Kansas 2, Tulsa 1, Memphis 1 ESPN.com/USA Softball # School (Votes) Record Points 1 Florida (8) Alabama (1) Georgia (20) Arizona (1) Michigan Washington Arizona State Tennessee Oklahoma UCLA California Stanford Texas T14 Missouri T14 Oregon La.-Lafayette Hawaii Oklahoma St Texas Tech Nebraska LSU Baylor Kentucky Texas A&M Houston Others receiving votes: Auburn (30), Syracuse (28), Alabama-Birmingham (24), Notre Dame (9), Ohio State (7), Fresno State (5), DePaul (4), Long Beach State (3), SC Upstate (3) Missouri opponents in italics MIZZOU FINISHES 4-1 AT USF TOURNAMENT The No. 16/15 Missouri Tigers went 4-1 at the USF Fairfield Inn and Suites Tampa North Tournament, beating Temple (8-7), Illinois State (8-2), South Florida (4-1) and Western Michigan (6-1) while falling to No. 5/2 Alabama. Missouri 8, Temple 7 Mizzou broke the scoreless tie in the top of the third following back-to-back singles by seniors Rhea Taylor and Catherine Lee to start the inning. Lee advanced to third on a wild pitch and scored on an illegal pitch. Sophomore Nicole Hudson doubled in Ashley Fleming, who was hit by a pitch, to make it 3-0. Muller helped herself out by blasting a two-run home run over the leftcenter field wall, and Taylor made it 6-0 later in the inning by beating out an infield single with runners on second and third. Temple s bats woke up in the bottom of the fourth, as they pushed across six runs to tie up the score. The Owls started things off with back-to-back singles, while an error and a single cut the lead to 6-2 and chase Muller. Hudson was brought in to pitch, and after getting the second out, gave up an RBI single and a three run home run to tie the game. The Tigers retook the lead in the top of the fifth off a pinch hit home run by freshman Maddison Ruggeberg, the first home run of her career, pushing the Tiger lead to 7-6. Hudson helped herself out in the top of the seventh with a blast over the right-center field wall that wound up being the game winning home run, putting the Tigers back on top at 8-7. Hudson got the win, the first of her collegiate career, moving her to 1-1 on the season. Missouri 8, Illinois State 2 The Tigers took the lead in the top of the third, scoring three runs on three hits in the frame. Taylor extended her hitting streak to eight games dating back to last season with a chopper over the third baseman s head, and then stole second base. Taylor advanced to third when Fleming reached on an error, and then came around to score on a single by Lee, tying the game at 1-1. Both Fleming and Lee touched home on Hudson s single to left-center, making it 3-1 in favor of Mizzou.Mizzou pushed four more runs across in the top of the fifth to make it 7-1. Nottelmann picked up her second win of the year, throwing four innings of one run ball, scattering five hits and striking out four to improve to 2-0 on the season. Alabama 3, Missouri 1 The Crimson Tide jumped ahead in the top of the third with a pair of doubles to make it 1-0. Kendall Dawson doubled to start the inning, hitting a liner to center just off the edge of a leaping Taylor s glove. After a pop out, Kayla Braud hit a double to left, scoring Dawson for the first run of the game. Jennifer Fenton followed with a single off Hudson s glove at third to put runners on the corners, and a fielder s choice pushed the Tide lead to 2-0. An RBI single by Fleming in the bottom half of the third cut Alabama s lead in half. Taylor led off the inning with a perfectly placed bunt right in front of the plate, and stole her second base of the game. With one out, Fleming worked a full count and fouled off a few pitches before pulling one into right field, plating Taylor and trimming the deficit to 2-1. The score remained tied at 2-1 into the sixth inning, when Whitney Larsen pulled a solo home run over the left field fence to make it 3-1 in Alabama s favor. Dunne retired the last 10 batters she faced as she improved to 7-0 on the season. Thomas fell to 0-2 on the year, as she threw a complete game, Missouri s 2011 Record When Overall 12-3 At University Field 3-0 At Neutral Sites 6-3 On The Road 3-0 Big 12 Regular 0-0 Big 12 Postseason 0-0 NCAA Tournament 0-0 Versus Big 12 North 0-0 Versus Big 12 South 0-0 Non-Conference 12-3 Night s 2-0 Day s 10-3 Versus Left Starters 2-0 Versus Right Starters Run s Run s Run s 9-0 Extra Innings 0-0 Shutouts 6-1 Against Ranked Teams 1-2 Sunday 3-0 Monday 0-0 Tuesday 0-0 Wednesday 3-0 Thursday 1-0 Friday 4-1 Saturday 1-1 Had 5 or Fewer Hits 3-2 Had 6-9 Hits 5-1 Had 10 Hits or More 4-0 Out-Hit Opponent 11-0 Out-Hit By Opponent 0-3 Hits Are Tied 1-0 Scored in the First Inning 5-1 Opp. Scored In First Inning 1-1 Scoring First 9-1 Opponent Scored First 2-2 Scored 0-5 Runs 4-3 Scored 6-9 Runs 5-0 Scored 10 or More Runs 3-0 Led After Four Innings 11-0 Trailed After Four Innings 0-2 Tied At Four Innings 1-1 Led After Five Innings 8-0 Trailed After Five Innings 0-2 Tied at Five Innings 1-1 Led After Six Innings 7-0 Trailed After Six Innings 0-3 Tied at Six Innings 1-0 Hit 0 Home Runs 3-2 Hit 1 Home Run 5-1 Hit 2+ Home Runs 4-0 Opponent Hit 0 Home Runs 10-1 Opponent Hit 1 Home Run 2-1 Opponent Hit 2+ Home Runs 0-1 Committed No Errors 6-3 Committed One Error 5-0 Committed 2 or More Errors 1-0

6 2011 MISSOURI SOFTBALL 6 allowing the three runs on six hits. She struck out nine and didn t walk a single batter. Missouri 4, South Florida 1 Junior Kristin Nottelmann threw a gem, going all seven innings while allowing just one run on only three hits and striking out eight. After allowing a one out single in the second, Nottelmann set down 16 straight before allowing back-to-back two out hits in the bottom of the second. Mizzou broke the scoreless tie with an unearned run in the top of the third, as backto-back two out fielding errors helped the Tigers put a run across. Taylor s bunt was fielded by the third baseman, but the throw was dropped by the covering second baseman at first base, allowing her to advance to second. Lee followed with a grounder of her own to third, who then threw the ball over the first baseman s head, bringing Taylor around to score and moving Lee to second. The Tigers tallied another in the following inning to extend the lead to 2-0. Fleming led off the inning with a double in the right-center field gap, her second of the season. After stealing third, senior Marla Schweisberger singled back up the middle to plate Fleming. Taylor made it 4-0 Mizzou with her first home run of the season, connecting on a 1-2 pitch over the right-center field fence, plating Abby Vock who was hit by a pitch to start the inning. Missouri 6, Western Michigan 1 Missouri put up a three-spot in the first inning to take the early lead, highlighted by Hudson two-run double. Rhea Taylor and Jenna Marston each walked to start the game, and they moved up a base on a ground out to set up Hudson s two-bagger. After stealing third, Hudson was plated on a groundout by Lindsey Muller to make it 3-0. A sacrifice fly by Muller in the bottom of the third increased Mizzou s lead to 4-1. In the bottom of the fourth, Mackenzie Sykes picked up her first career collegiate hit, run, home run and RBI as she crushed the 1-2 pitch over the left field wall, making it a 5-1 Tiger lead. Missouri added an unearned run in the fifth to increase their lead to 6-1. Ashley Fleming tossed the last two innings, setting down all six she faced while striking out two. Muller got the win, her first of the year, throwing two innings of relief while allowing no runs on two hits with two strikeouts. TIGERS ON TV The Tigers will have three of their games televised this season - all of which are home games at University Field. On Saturday, April 16, Missouri and Oklahoma s series-opener will be aired live on Fox Sports Net, beginning at 3:30 p.m. CT. The second game against the Sooners, on Sunday, April 17, at 3 p.m. CT, is set to air Tne The Last Time Mizzou... Defeated a top-five team vs. No. 4 Michigan, 02/26/10 (2-1) Defeated a top-15 team vs. No. 13 Texas, 05/15/10 (11-6) Defeated a top-25 team vs. No. 22 San Diego State, 02/17/11 (9-1, 5 inn.) Had a 10+ game winning streak 02/21/10-03/19/10 (17 games) Won when trailing after six innings vs. Creighton, 05/21/10 (3-2) Lost when leading after six innings vs. Hawai i, 06/03/10 (2-3) Scored 10 or more runs vs. Arkansas, 03/09/11 (12) Scored 15 or more runs vs. Drake, 04/02/08 (16) Allowed 10 or more runs at Texas, 04/11/10 (L, 10-2 [5]) Allowed 15 or more runs vs. CMSU, 1978 (L, 15-7) Recorded 15 or more hits vs. Missouri State, 03/06/11 (15) Recorded 20 or more hits vs. Columbia College, 03/16/07 (22) Hit six or more doubles at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville, 04/13/10 (6) Hit two or more triples vs. Baylor, 05/01/10 (2) Hit four or more home runs at Texas A&M, 04/24/10 (5) Hit back-to-back home runs at Iowa State, 04/28/10 (Marston & Fleming) Stole six or more bases vs. Western Michigan, 02/27/11 (6) Drew 10 or more walks vs. Saint Louis, 02/25/09 (11) The Last Time a Tiger... Recorded six or more at bats Sarah Stringer vs. Oklahoma, 05/15/04 (6) Scored four or more runs in a game Gina Schneider vs. UCLA, 05/24/09 (4) Had four or more hits in a game M. Schweisberger vs. Missouri State, 03/06/11 (4) Had at least a 10-game hitting streak Rhea Taylor, 05/30/10-03/02/11 (12 games) Had at least a 15-game hitting streak Rhea Taylor, 04/11/10-05/05/10 (18 games) Hit two or more doubles in a game Ashley Fleming vs. Baylor, 05/01/10 (2) Hit two or more triples in a game Rhea Taylor vs. Baylor, 05/01/10 (2) Hit a grand slam Marla Schweisberger vs. Missouri State, 03/06/11 Hit two or more home runs in a game Rhea Taylor at Iowa State, 04/28/10 (2) Stole three or more bases in a game Rhea Taylor vs. Texas, 05/15/10 (3) Drew three or more walks in a game Nicole Hudson vs. CMU, 04/22/10 (3) Was hit by at least two pitches Gina Schneider vs. SLU, 03/31/10 (2) Recorded five or more RBIs in a game_m. Schweisberger vs. Missouri State, 03/06/11 (6) Pitched a no hitter Kristin Nottelmann vs. SLU (03/05/11) Pitched a perfect game Chelsea Thomas vs. Missouri State (03/06/11) Had 10 or more strikeouts Chelsea Thomas vs. Arkansas, 03/09/11 (10) Had 15 or more strikeouts Chelsea Thomas vs. Missouri State, 03/06/11 (15) Won 10 consecutive decisions Kristin Nottelmann, 04/13/10-05/15/10 (11) live on ESPN. The Tigers will face off against Texas on Sunday, May 8 at Noon, also on ESPN. Missouri was televised six times last season - twice during the regular season and four times in the postseason - and went 2-4 in those games. Both wins came against Oregon at University Field in the NCAA Super Regionals. TIGERS GO 1-2 AT RAIN-SOAKED SAN DIEGO CLASSIC I The No. 8/10 Missouri softball team stumbled out of the gate to start their 2011 season, as they went 1-2 at the San Diego Classic I from Feb Originally scheduled to play five games, Mizzou only got three of their games in. Missouri opened up against San Diego State on a last-second addition to the schedule on Thursday evening, just hours after they got off the plane. Despite the strange travel schedule, the Tigers came out swinging as they won 9-1 over No. 22 San Diego State, run-ruling the Aztecs in five innings in their season opener. Junior Kristin Nottelmann got the win, throwing all five innings while allowing just one run on four hits. Offensively, the Tigers got home runs from junior Ashley Fleming and sophomores Nicole Hudson and Jenna Marston. Marston finished 2-for-3 with a double and three RBI, while Fleming went 2-for-3 with two runs and two batted in. The Tigers got things going on Friday against Fresno State, and it looked like it was going to be a repeat performance for the Missouri offense as they picked up three straight extra base hits to start the game, taking the early 2-0 lead. However, Fresno State blasted three home runs and the Tiger offense never got back on track, as they fell 6-3. Missouri took on No. 15 Cal right after that, with redshirt sophomore Chelsea Thomas making her first start since late March last season. A huge storm rolled in to the area, and the game was postponed in the top of the sixth inning with Cal up to bat with a runner on second and no one out. The game wouldn t be resumed until Sunday morning. Upon continuation, Thomas started with a 1-2 count on the Cal batter.who ended up reaching on a dropped third strike, giving Cal runners on first and third with no one out. After a stolen base, a ground out to second put the first run on the board with the Bears taking a 1-0 lead. Thomas struck out the next two batters to strand the runner at third. Mizzou had a chance to even things up in the bottom half but stranded runners on the corners. Abby Vock led off the frame with a single up the middle and advanced to second on a sac bunt by Rhea Taylor. Vock moved to third after a ground out, with Ashley Fleming following with a walk. Sophomore Nicole Hudson lifted one deep to left field, but the ball was caught at the track for the final out of the inning. Thomas went all seven innings in the loss, allowing the one unearned run while striking out 11 and giving up only three hits. FAMILIAR FACES After taking essentially two completely different teams to the Women s College World Series in 2009 and 2010, the Tigers return a bit of continuity in Of their 22 players on the roster, 17 were on the squad last season. They return three

7 2011 MISSOURI SOFTBALL 7 of their four main pitchers and eight of their nine hitters in the lineup. Here is a statistical breakdown of what Missouri returns offensively in 2011: At Bats: 1424 of % Runs: 337 of % Hits: 432 of % Doubles: 82 of % Triples: 10 of % Home Runs: 56 of % RBI: 306 of % Total Bases: 702 of % Walks: 220 of % Hit By Pitch: 39 of % Stolen Bases: 113 of % Returners from last year posted a BA/OBP/SLG line of: Average:.303 (team averaged.296 last year) OBP:.406 (team averaged.400 last year) SLG:.493 (team averaged.478 last year) The pitching staff returns: Wins: 41 of % Appearances: 75 of % s Started: 49 of % Complete s: 25 of % Shutouts: 12 of % Innings Pitched: of % Strikeouts: 300 of % TAYLOR, MARSTON NAMED TO TOP-50 WATCH LIST Missouri senior outfielder Rhea Taylor and sophomore shortstop Jenna Marston have been selected to USA Softball s Top 50 Watch List for the 2011 College of the Year Award. This award, which is considered the most prestigious honor in Division I women s collegiate softball, is designed to recognize outstanding athletic achievement by female collegiate softball players across the country. Mu AGAIN PICKED SECOND in Big 12 For the third consecutive season, the Missouri softball team has been voted as the No. 2 team in the Big 12 Conference, as announced by the league office on Tuesday afternoon. Oklahoma was picked No. 1 with 79 points and seven of the 10 first place votes. The Tigers came in second with 71 points and two first place votes, while Texas rounded out the top-three with 69 points and one first place vote. Team (first-place votes) Points 1. Oklahoma (7) Missouri (2) Texas (1) Texas A&M Oklahoma State Baylor Nebraska Texas Tech Iowa State Kansas MARSTON HONORED BY BBWAA Missouri shortstop Jenna Marston was honored by the Baseball Writer s Association of America at a dinner and banquet in downtown St. Louis, Mo., on Sunday night, earning recognition for her successes on both the softball and baseball diamonds over the course of the past year. Amidst a crowd that featured current Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa, first baseman Albert Pujols and pitcher Adam Wainwright, along with legends like Ozzie Smith and Whitey Herzog, Marston was given the John E. Wray Award, given to those with achievements in sports other than professional baseball. MARSTON NAMED SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR Missouri shortstop Jenna Marston has been named USA Baseball s Sportswoman of the Year for her outstanding performance on the USA Baseball Women s National Team this past summer. Marston helped Team USA to a bronze medal win over Venezuela, as they defeated the host country by a 15-5 score in the third place game. The Tiger sophomore started all nine games at the 2010 IBAF Women s World Cup, rotating between right field, pitcher and shortstop. Her.593 batting average (16-for-27) was the highest on Team USA and second highest amongst hitters for the entire tournament. She also was the tournament leader with 16 hits and eight doubles. She finished with 12 runs scored, seven runs batted in, was a perfect 3-for-3 on stolen bases, posted a team-best.636 on-base percentage and a slugging percentage of.889, second-highest on the team. On the hill, Marston posted a 1-1 record with a miniscule 1.91 earned run average in three starts. In 11.0 innings pitched, she struck out six batters while holding opponents to a.211 batting average. For her impressive showing, Marston was just one of two Team USA players to be selected to the All-Tournament Team, earning the honors as the squad s shortstop. Last year as a freshman, Marston helped guide the Tigers to their second straight Women s College World Series appearance by hitting.366 with five home runs and 52 runs batted in, the most on the team. TIGERS SIGN NINE FOR 2012 The Missouri softball team announced their 2011 incoming class on Friday, as nine prep standouts have signed National Letters of Intent to continue their career at the University of Missouri. The nine signees are Corrin Genovese, Kelsi Jones, Year PS NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/NR NR/RV NR/RV NR/21 NR/18 25/18 NR/19 NR/ /21 RV/22 RV/RV NR/RV NR/RV NR/RV RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV RV/RV 19/ /19 17/17 15/16 12/14 12/13 14/16 13/13 13/14 11/11 11/10 11/10 10/10 14/13 14/14 12/11 8/ /9 6/5 6/T4 4/3 3/3 3/3 3/4 4/4 7/8 11/14 11/15 10/15 9/14 8/14 NA/14 8/ /9 8/10 16/15 18/17 18/T14 Rankings are listed as USA Today/NFCA followed by ESPN.com/USA Softball MIZZOU IN THE RANKINGS UNDER HEAD COACH EHREN EARLEYWINE NR = Not Ranked NA = No Poll Available RV = Receiving Votes

8 2011 MISSOURI SOFTBALL 8 Taylor Gadbois, Bailey Erwin, Ashtin Stephens, Alyssa Cousins, Kelsea Roth, Angela Randazzo and Kayla Kingsley. Alyssa Cousins C/1B Carrolton, Texas Qualified for Gold Nationals in 2009 with Texas Fusion Gold... Led high school team in home runs during sophomore and junior seasons... Led high school team in on-base percentage in each of first three seasons... Posted.417 batting average during junior year... High School Offensive MVP all three years... Three-time All-District catcher... Catcher of the Year during sophomore season. Bailey Erwin P Claremore, Okla. Posted a record of with a 1.08 ERA in two seasons of travel ball with the Tulsa Shootout Gold... Started every single high school game since freshman year, throwing 815 innings... High school record of with 0.98 ERA... Struck out 796 batters, threw 57 shutouts and 14 no hitters... Will Rogers Conference Freshman of the Year in Will Rogers Conference Pitcher of the Year in 2008 and First Team All-Region and First Team All-State in Taylor Gadbois IF Maryville, Mo. THit.571 in high school... Holds school record for hits in a season (44), hits in a game (five, twice), stolen bases in a season (35), career stolen bases (97), stolen bases in a game (four), runs scored in a season (39), runs scored in a career (112)... First Team All-Conference and First Team All-District infielder from First Team All-Region and First Team All-State infielder in 2009 and Corrin Genovese IF East Amherst, N.Y. Under Armour All-American... Runner-up for Gatorade of the Year in the state of New York... Two-time All- American... of the Year All-ECIC... of the Year All-WNY... Team leader in all major offensive categories batting average,.803 slugging percentage, five home runs, 29 singles, 18 stolen bases, 14 runs batted in as a leadoff hitter... ESPN Rise Athlete of the Day for Nov. 2, Invited to OnDeck Softball Allister Camp, Team New Jersey Winter Workout and adidas Futures Camp. Kelsi Jones OF Carmel, Ind. Hit.600 during fall 2010 travel ball with six home runs, two triples and three doubles... Hit.505 during junior year of high school... Had 12 home runs, the second most in state and a single-season school record, and 52 RBI, the most in state... Batted.453 with nine HR, nine doubles, 10 stolen bases and 26 RBI during senior season... First Team Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-American in 2009 and First Team Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Region - North Region in 2009 and Invited to adidas Futures Top 100 Camp in Kayla Kingsley OF Oklahoma City, Okla. Posted a.509 batting average, a.586 on base percentage, was 22-for-22 in stolen bases and hit nine home runs in high school... Was a 2010 All-State selection... Named All-Metro and All-Conference First Team member from Led her conference in stolen bases from Named Best Offensive from Angie Randazzo C/IF Poway, Calif. Hit.521 with a.556 on base percentage and a.708 slugging percentage at the 2010 Colorado Fireworks Tournament/ Showcase... Led her high school team in home runs, doubles and RBI her junior year honorable mention for the All-Palomar team after hitting Led her high school team in triples in 2009 and was an All-Palomar Team selection. Kelsea Roth 1B Yorba Linda, Calif. Hit.470 at the 2009 ASA Nationals in Oklahoma City, Okla.... Batted.450 with five home runs and 20 RBI as she helped her team to a ninth place finish during 2010 summer ball... Hit over.400 with a home run and 12 RBI as her team took eighth at the ESPN Rise 18u Gold National Tournament... Named Sunset League Rookie of the Year during freshman season... Started as a freshman on varsity and hit.430 with five home runs and 27 RBI while going 7-1 in the circle... Earned First Team All-League honors in 2009 after hitting.370 with six home runs and 27 RBI... Named Sunset League s MVP and Offensive of the Year in 2010 after hitting.570 with six home runs and 18 RBI during conference play... Holds school record for home runs and has had three multi-home run games in her career... Invited to adidas Top 100 Camp and Allister Camp in Ashtin Stephens IF Blue Springs, Mo. Holds high school records with a.569 batting average, 35 runs scored and 34 stolen bases... Three-time All-State selection... Top-five all-time in career hits in the state of Missouri... All-time leader for singles in a season in Missouri. CLOSING IN ON TOP 10 Career Strikeouts 10. Stacy Delaney Chelsea Thomas Kristin Nottelmann 245 Career shutouts T9. Kacey Marshall 17 Barb Wright 17 Erin Kalka Chelsea Thomas 16 Career WINS 10. Cindy Tate Kristin Nottelmann 41 Career BATTING AVERAGE 10. Wendy Harrison Marla Schweisberger Ashley Fleming.332 CAREER SLUGGING PERCENTAGE -- Nicole Hudson.579 needs 48 at-bats to qualify -- Jenna Marston.546 needs 23 at-bats to qualify Career HOME RUNS 9. Leanne Bowers Marla Schweisberger Ashley Fleming Rhea Taylor 15 Career RBI T9. Andee Allen 103 Linda Swarts Marla Schweisberger 98 Career stolen bases 10. Stacy Gemeinhardt Shana White 60