Contact: Blake Timm, Assistant Commissioner For Communications. THIS WEEK S GAMES Fri., Apr. 6 Western Oregon at Northwest Nazarene (2), 2 p.m.

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1 Apr. 3, 2018 Week GNAC Softball Standings GNAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Central Washington Won 2 Western Oregon Lost 1 Northwest Nazarene Won 3 Simon Fraser Lost 3 Saint Martin s Won 1 Montana State Billings Won 4 Western Washington Lost 3 Concordia Lost 5 LAST WEEK S GAMES Tues., Mar. 27 at Stanislaus State 5, Western Washington 3 Western Washington 3, at Stanislaus State 2 (8 inn.) Fri., Mar. 30 at Montana St. Billings 2, Western Washington 1* at Montana St. Billings 9, Western Washington 2* at Montana St. Billings 7, Western Washington 3* at Saint Martin s 7, Concordia 3* at Saint Martin s 2, Concordia 1* Western Oregon 6, Central Washington 3 (Completion of halted game from Mar. 18) Western Oregon 11, Central Washington 6 (10 inn.)* Western Oregon 4, at Central Washington 3* Simon Fraser 2, at Northwest Nazarene 0* at Northwest Nazarene 8, Simon Fraser 7* Sat., Mar. 31 at Northwest Nazarene 3, Simon Fraser 0* at Northwest Nazarene 8, Simon Fraser 7* Western Oregon 6, at Saint Martin s 0* at Saint Martin s 9, Western Oregon 1 (6 inn.)* at Central Washington 20, at Concordia 1 (5 inn.)* at Central Washington 2, Concordia 1* THIS WEEK S GAMES Fri., Apr. 6 Western Oregon at Northwest Nazarene (2), 2 p.m.* Sat., Apr. 7 Central Washington at Western Washington (2), Noon* Western Oregon at Northwest Nazarene (2), Noon* Concordia at Montana St. Billings (2), Noon* Saint Martin s at Simon Fraser (2), 1 p.m.* Sun., Apr. 8 Saint Martin s at Western Washington (2), Noon* Central Washington at Simon Fraser (2), Noon* Concordia at Montana St. Billings (2), Noon* All times local to game site Check GNACSports.com for schedule updates. Contact: Blake Timm, Assistant Commissioner For Communications btimm@gnacsports.com #GNACSB in #WesternRising Western Oregon moved into a tie for second place in the GNAC standings by handing league-leading Central Washington its first three conference losses of the season. #NighthawksSoaring Northwest Nazarene moved into a tie for second in the GNAC standings with Western Oregon by taking three of four games from Simon Fraser last weekend. The Clan stands just percentage points behind the two teams in fourth. #PlayerOfTheWeekSweep Western Oregon s 4-1 week yielded both GNAC Player of the Week awards. Ryanne Huffman was named the Player of the Week while Haley Fabian was selected as the Pitcher of the Week. #LetsPlayThree Montana State Billings hosted Western Washington for a tripleheader on Friday after one of Saturday s games was moved up due to a less-than-favorable weather forecast. The move was good as the Saturday game was canceled due to snow. Get Social Twitter Accounts/Hashtags For GNAC Softball Programs #GNACSB Cent. #CWUWildcats #gocugo MSU #MSUBSB NW #GoNNUCrusaders Saint Martin #SaintsAlive Simon #NCAAeh W. #WOUHOO W. #GoViks Tourism Burnaby Is A Proud Sponsor Of The Great Northwest Athletic Conference

2 GNAC Softball Players of the Week PLAYER Ryanne Huffman, Western Oregon IF 5-4 Junior Monmouth, Ore. Huffman led the Wolves by going.438 in the team s four regularly scheduled games and.421 with the conclusion of the postponed game vs. Central Washington from Mar. 18. Huffman went 2 for 5 with a run and an RBI in Friday s opener, an 11-6 win over CWU and went 2 for 4 in the nightcap with a run and an RBI. She opened Saturday s doubleheader at Saint Martin s by going 2 for 4, which included two RBIs and a triple. Huffman finished 7 for 16 in the four scheduled games with three runs and five RBIs. Also Nominated: Savannah Egbert (Central Washington), Macy Besuyen (Concordia), Cameron Cassinelli (Montana State Billings), Lindsay Miller (Saint Martin s), Jackie Lucido (Western Washington). PITCHER Haley Fabian, Western Oregon P 5-9 Junior East Wenatchee, Wash. Fabian earned two of Western Oregon s wins over the weekend, including in the completion of the Mar. 18 halted game with Central Washington. In that halted game, Fabian allowed three runs on seven hits to hand the Wildcats their first GNAC loss of the season. Fabian then threw a two-hit shutout at Saint Martin s on Saturday, allowing one walk and striking out five in a 6-0 win over the Saints in the opener. Also Nominated: Lexie Strasser (Central Washington), Maddy Lincoln (Montana State Billings), Lauren Maley (Saint Martin s), Anna Kasner (Western Washington). Past GNAC Players of the Week Date Player Pitcher Jan. 28-Feb. 4 Heather Tracy, MSUB Maddy Lincoln, MSUB Feb Anna Williams, NNU Megan Dettling, MSUB Feb Jacie McDaniels, CWU Alia Stachoski, SFU Feb Ayanna Arceneaux, WOU Haley Fabian, WOU Feb. 25-Mar. 4 Myrissa Prince, MSUB Sheayna Labasan, WWU Mar Theresa Moyle, CWU Jordan Adams, NNU Mar Savannah Egbert, CWU Lexie Strasser, CWU Mar Taelor Griffin, CWU Lexie Strasser, CWU Mar. 26-Apr. 1 Ryanne Huffman, WOU Haley Fabian, WOU Complete Player of the Week releases are available online at GNACSports.com. GNAC News & Notes WOLVES, NIGHTHAWKS MAKE WAVES IN STANDINGS: In the return to GNAC play after the break for the Tournament of Champions, Western Oregon and Northwest Nazarene made their stake to a spot in the GNAC Championships with a month to go in the regular season. Both the Wolves and Nighthawks are tied for second in the GNAC standings with 7-5 conference record. Western Oregon moved up thanks to winning four of five weekend games. It started with a sweep of Central Washington, handing the Wildcats their first three conference losses of the season. After completing a halted game from Mar. 18 with a 6-3 win, WOU took an 11-8, eight-inning win and ended with a 4-3 victory on Friday. Western Oregon ended by earning a split with Saint Martin s on Saturday, taking the opener 6-0 and losing the nightcap 9-1. The effort by the Wolves earned the team both GNAC Player of the Week awards. Ryanne Huffman was named the Player of the Week after she hit.438 in the four regularly scheduled games. Haley Fabian was named the Pitcher of the Week after she earned wins over both CWU and SMU, which included a two-hit shutout of the Saints. Northwest Nazarene returned to conference play by stunting Simon Fraser s string of five wins in six GNAC games. After dropping the opener by a 2-0 score on Friday, the Nighthawks reeled off three straight wins. They won Friday s nightcap by an 8-7 score and won both games on Saturday by 3-2 and 8-2 margins. With the wins, NNU has now won six of its last eight GNAC contests. Abigail Otto provided most of the offensive juice for the Nighthawks as she hit.455 in the four games, going 5 for 11 with three RBIs and a home run. Freshman pitcher Jordan Adams went 1-1 in two appearances but finished with a 0.00 earned run average after she allowed just two unearned runs on six hits with 12 strikeouts. She earned the win in Saturday s opener, allowing just three hits and striking out eight in the complete-game effort. Despite the three losses to WOU, Central Washington continues to lead the GNAC standings with a 9-3 conference mark. Simon Fraser is a close fourth place at 9-7, just percentage points behind WOU and NNU. 2 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Apr. 3, 2018 #GNACSB

3 Around The GNAC CENTRAL WASHINGTON Central Washington took its first three GNAC losses of the season. On Friday, the Wildcats dropped a 6-3 decision to Western Oregon in the conclusion of a halted game from Mar. 18. The Wolves then collected wins on both regularly scheduled games, 11-6 in 10 innings & 2-1. Central Washington rebounded to sweep Concordia on Saturday, 20-1 & 2-1. Freshman Theresa Moyle hit.545 in the four regularly-scheduled games, going 6 for 11 with six runs, three RBIs, three doubles and a triple. She went 2 for 3 and scored a pair of runs in Friday s nightcap. In Saturday s opener, Moyle went 2 for 3 with two RBIs and three runs, which included an RBI on a basesloaded walk. Moyle enters the week batting.366 in 27 games. Sophomore Savannah Egbert went 10 for 19 in the five-game set with three runs and four RBIs. She also went 4 for 4 in stolen-base attempts. After going 3 for 3 in the halted game, Egbert went 3 for 6 in the Friday opener, which included two RBIs. Egbert had two hits in both games against Concordia. Egbert is second in the GNAC and 28th in Division II with her.474 batting average. She is also second in the GNAC in hits (46) and runs (26). Freshman Lexie Strasser went 2-1 in the circle over the weekend. She went four innings for the win in Saturday s opener with Concordia, allowing five hits and one walk while striking out two. She then earned the relief win in the nightcap, striking out two in two innings. Strasser enters the week ranked second in the GNAC with a 2.26 earned run average and leads the league with 12 wins. Central Washington leads the GNAC with a 2.73 earned run average and second in the league with a.315 batting average. The Wildcats are 24th in Division II with a.750 win percentage and 27th with 6.50 runs scored per game. Central Washington runs for the border this weekend, playing a doubleheader at Western Washington on Saturday and at Simon Fraser on Sunday. CONCORDIA Concordia s losing streak is at five games after dropping all four games over the weekend. The Cavaliers dropped a pair at Saint Martin s on Friday, 7-3 and 2-1, and dropped 20-1 and 2-1 games to Central Washington on Saturday. Sophomore Macy Besuyen led the Cavaliers with a.545 batting average in the four games, going 6 for 11 with two runs, two RBIs and two triples. She went 2 for 3 with an RBI single on Friday at SMU, went 2 for 3 with a double and a triple in Saturday s opener at CWU and hit her second triple in the nightcap. Besuyen leads the Cavs and is fourth in the GNAC with a.398 batting average. She is currently the Division II leader with six triples and is 14th with 0.19 triples per game. Junior Courtney Somers went 5 for 11 in the four games. She went 2 for 3 in Friday s opener, which included a two-rbi homer in the fourth, and had single hits in each of the next three games. Somers enters the week with a.315 batting average in 28 games. Junior Mackenzie Smith took two close losses in the circle. She allowed two runs on six hits with a walk and a strikeout in Friday s second game against SMU and then allowed two runs on five hits with seven strikeouts in the second game against CWU. Smith enters the week fourth in the GNAC with a 2.54 earned run average. Concordia enters the week with a.281 batting average and is third in the GNAC with a 3.73 earned run average. Concordia heads east for four games this weekend, traveling to Montana State Billings for games on Saturday and Sunday. MONTANA STATE BILLINGS Montana State Billings succeeded in a sweep of a rare tripleheader over Western Washington in the Yellowjackets home opener on Friday, posting scores of 2-1, 9-2 and 7-3. The fourth game of the series on Satuday was canceled due to snow. Senior Heather Tracy continued her torrid hitting pace, going 5 for 15 with three runs and an RBI in the three games. Tracy went 2 for 4 in the second game with an RBI single in the sixth. She then went 3 for 3 and scored a pair of runs in the third game, batting in the leadoff spot. Tracy leads the GNAC and is fifth in Division II with her.513 batting average. She is also second in Division II with her 60 hits and 15th with her 86 total bases. Senior Cameron Cassinelli tied the MSUB career home run record as she blasted a solo shot in the fourth inning of game three to tie the mark held by Kelly Parsons. Cassinelli went 3 for 7 in the three games, notching a hit in each contest, and had a two-rbi double for the game-winner in game one. Cassinelli enters the week with a.329 batting average and is one of eight GNAC players leading the league with five homers. Sophomore Maddy Lincoln had a win and a save as she appeared in the circle in two of the three games. She went the distance to win the opener, allowing one run on three hits with four strikeouts. Lincoln collected the save in the third game, allowing one run on three hits with three strikeouts in two innings. Megan Dettling and Haley Couch collected the other two pitching victories, with both pitchers allowing two runs in complete-game efforts. Montana State Billings enters the week third in the GNAC with a.311 batting average and a 4.52 earned run average. The Yellowjackets lead the league with 30 home runs. The Yellowjackets continue an 11-game home stand this weekend, hosting Concordia for four games on Saturday and Sunday. NORTHWEST NAZARENE Northwest Nazarene earned a big series victory at home over Simon Fraser. After losing Friday s opener 2-0, the Nighthawks scored an 8-7 before sweeping Saturday s games, 3-0 and 8-2. Freshman Jordan Adams went 1-1 in the circle, but finished with a 0.00 earned run average. She took the loss in Friday s opener, allowing two unearned runs on three hits while striking out four. In Saturday s opener, Adams allowed just three hits and struck out eight in the 3-0 shutout. Adams leads the GNAC with a 1.18 earned average and is 11th in Division II with four shutouts. Junior Abigail Otto led the Nighthawks offensively as she went 5 for 11 with two runs and three RBIs. She went 2 for 3 with two RBIs and a home run in Friday s second game and then went 2 for 3 in Saturday s nightcap. Otto is ninth in the GNAC with a.357 batting average and leads the GNAC with 10 doubles. Junior Shelbie Martinez went 5 for 12 in the series. She went 2 for 4 with a run and an RBI in Friday s nightcap. On Saturday, Martinez had a three-run homer in the opener and then went 2 for 4 in the nightcap. Martinez enters the week with a.266 batting average in 28 games. Sophomore Rae Young had the other two pitching wins for NNU. Her best effort was in Saturday s second game, allowing two runs on six hits in five innings. Northwest Nazarene enters the week leading the GNAC with a.318 batting average and owns a 3.87 earned run average. The Nighthawks are eighth in Division II with 0.55 double plays per game and 25th with 1.75 doubles per game. The Nighthawks host Western Oregon for four games on Friday & Saturday. 3 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Apr. 3, 2018 #GNACSB

4 Around The GNAC SAINT MARTIN S The Saints took three of four games in their return to conference play. Saint Martin s swept Concordia on Friday, 7-3 and 2-1, and split with Western Oregon on Saturday. The Wolves won the opener 6-0 while the Saints won the nightcap, 9-1. Junior Lauren Maley was exceptional in the circle, winning two games and compiling a 1.27 earned run average. Maley won the second game against Concordia in relief, allowing one run on two hits with a walk and two strikeouts in five innings of work. Maley went the distance to win the second game against Western Oregon, allowing one run on five hits with one strikeout. Maley is third in the GNAC with a 2.51 earned run average and is second in the league with 11 wins. Sophomore Nicki DeHan led the Saints offensively as she went 5 for 11 in the four games with one run, three RBIs, a double and a triple. She went 2 for 3 with a RBI triple in Friday s second game against Concordia. DeHan then went 2 for 3 with a run and an RBI double in the second game win over Western Oregon. DeHan is third for the Saints in hitting with a.333 batting average and is tied for second in the GNAC with four triples. Junior Lauren Diuco and senior Paige Miller each had four hits over the weekend. Miller went 2 for 3 with an RBI single in Friday s opener against Concordia while Diuco went 2 for 3 and scored a pair of runs in Saturday s second game. Diuco enters the week with a.303 batting average while Miller is batting.224 in 25 games. Saint Martin s enters the week with a.271 batting average and is second in the GNAC with a 3.21 earned run average. The Saints have issued the fewest walks in the GNAC (50) while senior Kim Nelson is 18th in the GNAC with 0.86 walks allowed per seven innings. Saint Martin s is at the border for two twinbills, playing at Simon Fraser on Saturday and at Western Washington on Sunday. SIMON FRASER Simon Fraser dropped three of four games in its return to GNAC play at Northwest Nazarene. The Clan won Friday s opener, 2-0, and dropped the nightcap in a close 8-7 contest. The Nighthawks took both games on Saturday, 3-0 and 8-2. Junior Hailey Gearey paced the SFU offense with a.500 batting average, going 5 for 10 in the four games with three runs and two RBIs. She accounted for the insurance run in Friday s win and then went 2 for 3 in the nightcap, which included a two-rbi double in the sixth. Gearey is second for the Clan in batting with a.317 average. Freshman Kate Fergusson also had five hits in the series. She went 2 for 4 in Friday s nightcap with a run scored and then went 2 for 3 in Saturday s second game with an RBI single in the fourth. Fergusson enters the week with a.315 batting average, third for SFU. Junior Jessica Tate earned the pitching win in Friday s opener, allowing two hits and two walks in four innings. Senior Alia Stachoski earned her fifth save of the season, allowing two hits and a walk while striking out two in the final three innings. Stachoski is tied for fourth in Division II with five saves and is ninth in the GNAC with a 3.38 earned run average. Tate is 4-3 on the season and owns a 4.52 ERA. Simon Fraser enters the week with a.219 batting average to go along with a 3.92 earned run average. The Clan leads the GNAC and Division II with a.980 fielding percentage, allowing just 14 errors in 24 games. Individually, senior Victoria Saunders is 14th in Division II with 0.36 sacrifice flies per game. Simon Fraser is home for four games this weekend, hosting Saint Martin s for a doubleheader on Saturday and Central Washington on Sunday. WESTERN OREGON Western Oregon got back on the winning track, taking three of four games in the return to GNAC play. The Wolves swept Central Washington in two games on Friday, 11-6 and 4-3, and took a 6-3 win in the conclusion of the halted game from Mar. 18. The Wolves then split with Saint Martin s on Saturday, winning the opener 6-0 and losing the second game 9-1. Junior Ryanne Huffman was named the GNAC Softball Player of the Week after she batted.438 in the four regularly scheduled games, going 7 for 16 with three runs and five RBIs. She had two hits and an RBI single in both regularly scheduled games at CWU. Huffman then went 2 for 4 with an RBI triple in Saturday s opener at Saint Martin s. Huffman enters the week third in the GNAC with a.413 batting average. She is tied for second with four triples. Junior Haley Fabian earned GNAC Softball Pitcher of the Week honors with her two wins. She earned the victory in the halted game, which was Central Washington s first conference loss of the season. She allowed three runs on seven hits and five walks, striking out three. On Saturday, Fabian threw a two-hit shutout to beat Saint Martin s 6-0, striking out five. Fabian enters the week with a 5-5 record and a 4.13 earned run average. Senior Lizzet Dominguez earned two wins for the Wolves. She threw four innings of relief in Friday s scheduled opener, allowing two hits and striking out three in the 11-6, 10-inning win. She then went four innings to beat CWU in Friday s second game, allowing two runs on four hits and striking out two. Dominguez is sixth in the GNAC with a 3.19 earned run average and is third in the league with 10 wins. Western Oregon enters the week with a.299 batting average and a 3.91 earned run average. The Wolves are also second in the GNAC with a.960 fielding percentage. Western Oregon will play at Northwest Nazarene in a four-game series on Friday and Saturday. WESTERN WASHINGTON Western Washington dropped all three games of a rare tripleheader at Montana State Billings on Friday, 2-1, 9-2 and 7-3. The fourth game of the series on Saturday was canceled due to snow. The Vikings opened the week with a split on a pair of games on Tuesday at Stanislaus State, losing the opener 5-3 and winning the nightcap 3-2. Sophomore Jackie Lucido led the Vikings offensively, going 5 for 13 with three runs, one RBI, two doubles and a home run. She went 2 for 2 in the opener against Stanislaus State and finished the week by going 3 for 3 at MSUB, which included a solo home run. Lucido raised her batting average to.216 in 34 games. Sophomore Anna Kasner went 1-1 last week with a 1.80 earned run average, allowing five runs, three earned, on eight hits with 17 strikeouts. She did not allow a walk. Kasner earned the win in the 3-2, eight-inning victory at Stanislaus State, allowing two runs, one earned, on five hits with 12 strikeouts. Kasner enters the week 10th in the GNAC with a 3.41 earned run average and leads the league with 102 strikeouts. Freshman Lauren Lo had six hits in the five games last week and scored three runs. She went 2 for 3 and scored a pair of runs in the opener at Stanislaus State. She then went 2 for 3 with a solo home run in the first game at MSUB. Lo has a.282 batting average in 32 games. The Vikings enter the week with a.250 batting average and 3.98 earned run average. They are ranked 18th in Division II with a strikeout-to-walk ratio of Western Washington will host Concordia for two games on Saturday and Western Oregon for two games on Sunday. 4 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Apr. 3, 2018 #GNACSB

5 NCAA Division II National Rankings NFCA DIVISION II COACHES TOP 25 POLL Week No. 6 - Mar. 27, 2018 Rk School (1st) Record Pts. Prev. 1 Colorado Mesa (14) North Georgia (2) Chico State Angelo State Dixie State Southern Arkansas Palm Beach Atlantic Winona State Texas A&M-Commerce North Alabama Indianapolis Lenoir-Rhyne Minnesota State West Texas A&M Grand Valley State Harding West Florida UC San Diego Queens (N.C.) Tarleton State Southern New Hampshire UAH NR 23 Sonoma State California Baptist McKendree NR GNAC In Division II Statistics TEAM - Top 30 as of Apr. 1, 2018 Category Institution Avg./Total Rank Double Plays Per Gm Northwest Nazarene th Western Oregon th Doubles Per Game Northwest Nazarene th Fielding Percentage Simon Fraser.980 1st Hit Batters Western Oregon 6 29th Scoring Central Washington th Strikeout To Walk Ratio Western Washington th Triples Per Game Western Oregon th Win/Loss Percentage Central Washington th INDIVIDUALS - Top 30 as of Apr. 1, 2018 Category Player Avg./Total Rank Batting Average Heather Tracy, MSUB.513 5th Savannah Egbert, CWU th Hit Batters 10 Players Tied At 1 1st Hits Heather Tracy, MSUB 60 2nd Sacrifice Hits Per Game Victoria Saunders, SFU th Saves Alia Stachoski, SFU 4 11th Shutouts Jordan Adams, NNU 4 23rd Stolen Bases Savannah Egbert, CWU th Strikeout To Walk Ratio Anna Kasner, WWU th Strikeouts Per 7 Innings Anna Kanser, WWU nd Total Bases Heather Tracy, MSUB 86 15th Triples Macy Besuyen, CU 6 1st Triples Per Game Macy Besuyen, CU th Walks Brittany Genuardi, NNU th Walks Allowed Per 7 Inn. Kim Nelson, SMU th Others Receiving Votes: Saint Leo (27), Valdosta State (17), Anderson (10), Augustana (9), Colorado Christian (5), Embry-Riddle (5), UVa Wise (5), Concordia Irvine (1). Dropped Out: No. 20 Saint Leo (25-10), No. 24 Valdosta State (26-8). View Complete Poll Online 5 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Apr. 3, 2018 #GNACSB

6 GNAC Team Statistics & Leaders TEAM BATTING G Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-ATT Northwest Nazarene Central Washington MSU Billings Western Oregon Concordia (Ore.) Saint Martin s Simon Fraser Western Washington Totals TEAM PITCHING G ERA W L SV IP H R ER BB SO Central Washington Saint Martin s Concordia (Ore.) Northwest Nazarene Western Oregon Western Washington Simon Fraser MSU Billings Totals TEAM FIELDING G PO A E Pct. DP PB SBA-ATT Simon Fraser Western Oregon Saint Martin s Central Washington Northwest Nazarene Concordia (Ore.) Western Washington MSU Billings Totals INDIVIDUAL BATTING Min. 2.5 AB / Team Game G Avg. AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB Heather Tracy-MSUB Egbert,Savannah-CWU Huffman,Ryanne-WOU Besuyen,Macy-CU Labasan,Shearyna-WWU Fifield,Cassidy-NNU Creach,Tyler-WOU Genuardi,Brittany-NNU Otto,Abigail-NNU Kastining,Katie-CWU Miller,Lindsey-SMU Orr,Kylie-NNU Dixon,Tessani-SMU DeHan,Nicki-SMU Cameron Cassinelli-MSUB INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Min. 1.0 IP / Team Game App ERA W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO Adams,Jordan-NNU Strasser,Lexie-CWU Maley,Lauren-SMU Smith,Mckenzie-CU Smith,Kayla-CWU Dominguez,Lizzet-WOU Miller,Lindsey-SMU Byron,Samantha-CU Stachoski,Alia-SFU Kasner,Anna-WWU Nelson,Kim-SMU Labasan,Shearyna-WWU Maddy Lincoln-MSUB Fabian,Haley-WOU Bishop,Chandler-WOU INDIVIDUAL LEADERS HITS Heather Tracy-MSUB 60 Egbert,Savannah-CWU 46 Huffman,Ryanne-WOU 45 Creach,Tyler-WOU 41 Labasan,Shearyna-WWU 40 RUNS SCORED Heather Tracy-MSUB 34 Egbert,Savannah-CWU 26 Besuyen,Macy-CU 25 Fifield,Cassidy-NNU 25 2 tied with 24 run(s) scored RUNS BATTED IN Orr,Kylie-NNU 28 Heather Tracy-MSUB 26 Cameron Cassinelli-MSUB 24 Dixon,Tessani-SMU 23 Genuardi,Brittany-NNU 23 DOUBLES Otto,Abigail-NNU 10 Lundrigan,Taylor-SFU 9 Williams,Anna-NNU 8 Genuardi,Brittany-NNU 8 8 tied with 7 double(s) TRIPLES Besuyen,Macy-CU 6 DeHan,Nicki-SMU 4 Huffman,Ryanne-WOU 4 Clark,Zoe-WOU 3 Bowers,Sydney-WOU 3 HOME RUNS 8 tied with 5 home run(s) TOTAL BASES Heather Tracy-MSUB 86 Huffman,Ryanne-WOU 59 Fifield,Cassidy-NNU 58 Orr,Kylie-NNU 58 Genuardi,Brittany-NNU 57 STOLEN BASES SB-ATT Egbert,Savannah-CWU Heather Tracy-MSUB Diuco,Lauren-SMU Miller,Lindsey-SMU Fifield,Cassidy-NNU STRIKEOUTS IP SO Kasner,Anna-WWU Adams,Jordan-NNU Megan Dettling-MSUB Labasan,Shearyna-WWU Stachoski,Alia-SFU GNAC Softball Weekly Report Apr. 3, 2018 #GNACSB

7 GNAC 2018 Individual Statistics BATTING Minimum 66 Percent Games Played & 2.5 At Bats Per Game BATTING AVERAGE Heather Tracy, MSUB.513 Egbert,Savannah, CWU.474 Huffman,Ryanne, WOU.413 Besuyen,Macy, CU.398 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU.396 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU.387 Creach,Tyler, WOU.380 Genuardi,Brittany, NNU.370 Otto,Abigail, NNU.357 Kastining,Katie, CWU.347 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Heather Tracy, MSUB.735 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU.624 Genuardi,Brittany, NNU.620 Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB.598 Besuyen,Macy, CU.591 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Heather Tracy, MSUB.529 Egbert,Savannah, CWU.514 Genuardi,Brittany, NNU.500 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU.487 Creach,Tyler, WOU.472 RUNS SCORED Heather Tracy, MSUB 34 Egbert,Savannah, CWU 26 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU 25 Besuyen,Macy, CU 25 Creach,Tyler, WOU 24 Miller,Lindsey, SMU 24 HITS Heather Tracy, MSUB 60 Egbert,Savannah, CWU 46 Huffman,Ryanne, WOU 45 Creach,Tyler, WOU 41 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 40 RUNS BATTED IN Orr,Kylie, NNU 28 Heather Tracy, MSUB 26 Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB 24 Genuardi,Brittany, NNU 23 Dixon,Tessani, SMU 23 DOUBLES Otto,Abigail, NNU 10 Lundrigan,Taylor, SFU 9 Genuardi,Brittany, NNU 8 Williams,Anna, NNU 8 Eight Players Tied At 7 TRIPLES Besuyen,Macy, CU 6 Huffman,Ryanne, WOU 4 DeHan,Nicki, SMU 4 Clark,Zoe, WOU 3 Bowers,Sydney, WOU 3 HOME RUNS Fifield,Cassidy, NNU 5 Brittanee Fisher, MSUB 5 Megan Dettling, MSUB 5 Cyr,Paityn, WWU 5 Genuardi,Brittany, NNU 5 Heather Tracy, MSUB 5 Rimer,Cheyanne, WOU 5 WALKS Genuardi,Brittany, NNU 23 Wales,Rylie, WWU 21 Creach,Tyler, WOU 19 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 18 Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB 18 HIT BY PITCH Richards,Carlie, WWU 8 Deleon,Mariah, WOU 4 Gherir,Linda, CU 4 Griffin,Taelor, CWU 4 Kelsee Bushell, MSUB 4 Hicks,Sabrina, SMU 4 STOLEN BASES Egbert,Savannah, CWU 21 Heather Tracy, MSUB 17 Diuco,Lauren, SMU 13 Miller,Lindsey, SMU 13 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU 13 STEAL ATTEMPTS Egbert,Savannah, CWU 22 Heather Tracy, MSUB 18 Creach,Tyler, WOU 17 Fifield,Cassidy, NNU 16 Miller,Lindsey, SMU 15 STRIKEOUTS Lucido,Jackie, WWU 37 Huffman,Ryanne, WOU 24 Wales,Rylie, WWU 21 Megan Dettling, MSUB 21 Cyr,Paityn, WWU 20 PITCHING Minimum 66 Percent Games Played & 1.0 Innings Pitched Per Game EARNED RUN AVERAGE Adams,Jordan, NNU 1.81 Strasser,Lexie, CWU 2.26 Maley,Lauren, SMU 2.51 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 2.54 Smith,Kayla, CWU 2.66 Dominguez,Lizzet, WOU 3.19 Miller,Lindsey, SMU 3.26 Byron,Samantha, CU 3.27 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 3.38 Kasner,Anna, WWU 3.41 OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE Adams,Jordan, NNU.207 Strasser,Lexie, CWU.228 Smith,Mckenzie, CU.234 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB.253 Dominguez,Lizzet, WOU.260 INNINGS PITCHED Labasan,Shearyna, WWU Strasser,Lexie, CWU 99.1 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 96.2 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 91.0 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 91.0 BATTERS STRUCK OUT Kasner,Anna, WWU 102 Adams,Jordan, NNU 79 Megan Dettling, MSUB 76 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 74 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 71 STRIKEOUTS LOOKING Kasner,Anna, WWU 28 Megan Dettling, MSUB 25 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 18 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 18 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 16 WINS Strasser,Lexie, CWU 12 Maley,Lauren, SMU 11 Dominguez,Lizzet, WOU 10 Adams,Jordan, NNU 9 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 8 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 8 SAVES Stachoski,Alia, SFU 5 Smith,Kayla, CWU 2 Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 2 Fabian,Haley, WOU 2 Four Players Tied At 1 APPEARANCES Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 23 Maley,Lauren, SMU 22 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 21 Strasser,Lexie, CWU 20 Megan Dettling, MSUB 18 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 18 GAMES STARTED Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 17 Labasan,Shearyna, WWU 16 Adams,Jordan, NNU 15 Kasner,Anna, WWU 15 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 15 GAMES IN RELIEF Maley,Lauren, SMU 12 Nelson,Kim, SMU 10 Megan Dettling, MSUB 10 Lagerquist,Kayla, CU 10 Stachoski,Alia, SFU 8 Lambourn,Jessica, CU 8 HIT BATTERS Maddy Lincoln, MSUB 14 Tate,Jessica, SFU 10 Thomas,Rylee, NNU 8 Megan Dettling, MSUB 8 Four Players Tied At 6 HITS ALLOWED Miller,Lindsey, SMU 39 Bishop,Chandler, WOU 44 Thomas,Rylee, NNU 53 Adams,Jordan, NNU 61 Smith,Kayla, CWU 64 RUNS ALLOWED Miller,Lindsey, SMU 17 Smith,Kayla, CWU 26 Bishop,Chandler, WOU 28 Adams,Jordan, NNU 35 Byron,Samantha, CU 36 EARNED RUNS ALLOWED Miller,Lindsey, SMU 16 Adams,Jordan, NNU 21 Bishop,Chandler, WOU 22 Smith,Kayla, CWU 22 Byron,Samantha, CU 26 WALKS ALLOWED Nelson,Kim, SMU 7 Miller,Lindsey, SMU 8 Bishop,Chandler, WOU 17 Maley,Lauren, SMU 18 Kasner,Anna, WWU 19 HOME RUNS ALLOWED Miller,Lindsey, SMU 1 Byron,Samantha, CU 1 Four Players Tied At 2 FIELDING FIELDING PERCENTAGE 17 Players Tied At CHANCES Kelly,Jenna, WOU 247 Orr,Kylie, NNU 208 Smith,Mckenzie, CU 199 Hardy,Erica, WWU 198 Wales,Rylie, WWU 192 PUTOUTS Kelly,Jenna, WOU 231 Orr,Kylie, NNU 184 Wales,Rylie, WWU 180 Cameron Cassinelli, MSUB 176 Hardy,Erica, WWU 166 ASSISTS O Neill,Victoria, CU 106 Hicks,Sabrina, SMU 82 Bowers,Sydney, WOU 77 Rimer,Cheyanne, WOU 61 Huffman,Ryanne, WOU 61 ERRORS Kelsee Bushell, MSUB 15 O Neill,Victoria, CU 14 Moyle,Theresa, CWU 13 Olson,Anna, NNU 12 Doan,Kira, WWU 11 Hicks,Sabrina, SMU 11 Bowers,Sydney, WOU 11 Additional Statistics Available at GNACSports.com. 7 GNAC Softball Weekly Report 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8 GNAC 2018 Single Game Highs TEAM HIGHS BATTING At Bats 48 Western Oregon (vs. Central Washington, 03/30/18) Runs Scored 20 Central Washington (vs. Concordia (Ore.), 03/31/18) Hits 19 Central Washington (vs. Concordia (Ore.), 03/31/18) RBIs 18 Central Washngton (vs. Concordia (Ore.), 03/31/18) Doubles 8 Northwest Nazarene (vs. Saint Martin s, 03/09/18) 8 Central Washington (vs. Concordia (Ore.), 03/31/18) Triples 3 Western Oregon (vs. Saint Martin s, 03/31/18) 3 Western Oregon (vs. San Francisco St., 03/25/18) Home Runs 5 MSU Billings (vs. Simon Fraser, 03/03/18) Total Bases 31 MSU BIllings (vs. Simon Fraser, 03/03/18) Walks 9 4 games tied Strikeouts 14 Western Washington (vs. Academy of Art, 03/25/18) Sac Hits 3 Simon Fraser (vs. Chaminade, 02/17/18) 3 Simon Fraser (vs. Western Washington, 03/18/18) 3 Saint Martin s (vs. CSU San Bernardino, 02/03/18) Sac Flies 2 9 games tied Stolen Bases 6 Saint Martin s (vs. San Francisco St., 03/24/18) 6 Simon Fraser (vs. Notre Dame de Namur, 03/25/18) Caught Stealing 3 Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Notre Dame de Namur, 02/03/18) Hit By Pitch 4 MSU Billings (vs. CSU Dominguez Hills, 02/04/18) Runners LOB 13 6 games tied Hit Into DP 2 9 games tied FIELDING Putouts 30 Western Oregon (vs. Central Washington, 03/30/18) 30 Central Washington (vs. Western Oregon, 03/30/18) Assists 21 Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Hawaii Pacific, 03/24/18) Errors 6 MSU Billings (vs. Central Washington, 03/10/18) 6 MSU Billings (vs. Central Washington, 03/11/18) 6 Western Washington (vs. Dixie State, 02/08/18) Passed Balls 3 Northwest Nazarene (vs. Fort Lewis, 02/10/18) 3 Central Washington (vs. Academy of Art, 02/04/18) 3 Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Chico State, 02/04/18) DPs Turned 2 18 games tied PITCHING Innings Pitched 10.0 Western Oregon (vs. Central Washington, 03/30/18) 10.0 Central Washington (vs. Western Oregon, 03/30/18) Strikeouts 18 MSU Billings (vs. Chadron State, 02/08/18) Hits Allowed 1 8 games tied Wild Pitches 4 Western Washington (vs. MSU Billings, 03/30/18) 4 MSU Billings (vs. UC Colorado Springs, 02/09/18) Hit Batters: 4 MSU Billings (vs. Academy of Art, 02/02/18) 4 MSU Billings (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/03/18) INDIVIDUAL HIGHS BATTING At Bats 6 5 players tied Runs Scored 4 4 players tied Hits 4 11 players tied RBIs 7 Lucido, Western Washington (vs. Colorado Mines, 02/10/18) Doubles 3 Bushell, MSU Billings (vs. C. Washington, 03/10/18) 3 Oddo, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Eastern Oregon, 02/17/18) Triples 2 DeHan, Saint Martin s (vs. Holy Names, 02/10/18) 2 Huffman, Western Oregon (vs. SF State, 03/25/18) Home Runs 3 Tracy, MSU Billings (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/02/18) Total Bases 12 Tracy, MSU Billings (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/02/18) Walks 4 Genuardi, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Colorado Christian, 02/10/18) Strikeouts 3 15 players tied Sac Hits 2 Rimer, Western Oregon (vs. Dominican (Calif.), 03/23/18) 2 Prince, MSU Billings (vs. CSU Monterey Bay, 03/25/18) 2 Saunders, Simon Fraser (vs. W. Washington, 03/18/18) Sac Flies 2 Sylvester, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Coloraod Christian, 02/02/18) Stolen Bases 2 31 players tied Caught Stealing 1 50 players tied Hit By Pitch 2 4 players tied Runners LOB 9 Bushnell, MSU Billings (vs. Simon Fraser, 03/04/18) FIELDING Putouts 19 Felix, MSU Billings (vs. Chadron State, 02/11/18) Assists 7 Hicks, Saint Martin s (vs. SF State, 03/24/18) 7 Young, Northwest Nazarene (vs. W. Washington, 03/01/18) Errors 4 Bushell, MSU Billings (vs. C. Washington, 03/11/18) 4 O Neill, Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Dominican (Calif.), 03/23/18) Passed Balls 3 Sylvester, Northwest Nazarene (vs. Fort Lewis, 02/10/18) 3 Ellis, Ka, Central Washington (vs. Academy of Art, 02/04/18) 3 Peterson, Concordia (Ore.) (vs. Chico State, 02/04/18) PITCHING Innings Pitched 10.0 Strassner, Central Washington (vs. Western Oregon. 03/30/18) Strikeouts 18 Dettling, MSU Billings (vs. Chadron State, 02/08/18) Wild Pitches 3 4 players tied Hit Batters: 3 Tate, Simon Fraser (vs. Chico State, 03/25/18) 3 Lincoln, MSU Billings (vs. Central Washington, 03/11/18) 8 GNAC Softball Weekly Report Apr. 3, 2018 #GNACSB