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M a s s a c h u s e t t s a t Te m p l e ( M a r c h 2 3-2 4 ) UMASS SOFTBALL Game #26-28 UMass (15-10 / 0-0 Atlantic 10) vs. Temple (9-17 / 0-0 Atlantic 10) March 23-24, Philadelphia, Pa. Temple Stadium 12:00 p.m. SCHEDULE/RESULT S Fiesta Bowl Classic, Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 8 vs. Kansas..................W, 7-1 Feb. 8 vs. Texas...................W, 9-1 Feb. 9 vs. Texas Tech...............W, 7-1 Feb. 9 vs. UNLV....................L, 6-4 Feb. 10 vs. No. 1 Arizona...........L, 1-0 (8) NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. Feb. 22 vs. Missouri..................L, 1-0 Feb. 22 vs. No. 14 Cal State Fullerton....L, 6-0 Feb. 23 vs. No. 2 Stanford.............W, 3-1 Feb. 23 vs. UConn..................W, 1-0 Feb. 24 vs. Southern Mississippi........W, 2-0 Feb. 24 vs. Illinois-Chicago.............L, 2-1 Seminole Classic, Tallahassee, Fla. March 8 vs. Southeastern Louisiana......W, 3-0 March 8 vs. Southern Illinois............L, 5-3 March 9 vs. Providence...............W, 8-0 March 9 vs. Minnesota................L, 8-2 March 9 vs. No. 22 Florida State........W, 3-2 March 10 vs. Southern Illinois............W, 3-2 Blue & Gold Tournament, Miami, Fla. March 15 vs. Illinois-Chicago............W, 4-3 March 15 vs. Florida International.........L, 2-1 March 16 vs. Missouri-Kansas City........L, 3-2 March 16 vs. Fordham.................W, 4-1 March 17 vs. Missouri-Kansas City........W, 5-1 March 17 vs. Florida International......W, 2-1 (8) March 19 vs. Illinois-Chicago (Miami, Fla.)..W, 6-2 March 19 vs. Illinois-Chicago (Miami, Fla.)...L, 8-2 March 23 at Temple (DH)............12:00 p.m. March 24 at Temple................12:00 p.m. March 30 La Salle (DH)............12:00 p.m. March 31 La Salle.................12:00 p.m. April 4 Maine (DH)...............2:00 p.m. April 6 at St. Joseph's............12:00 p.m. April 7 at St. Joseph s............12:00 p.m. April 9 Vermont (DH).............2:00 p.m. April 11 at Harvard (DH)............3:00 p.m. April 13 at Rhode Island (DH).......12:00 p.m. April 14 at Rhode Island...........12:00 p.m. April 17 at Boston College...........3:00 p.m. April 18 at Central Connecticut (DH)...2:00 p.m. April 20 St. Bonaventure (DH)......12:00 p.m. April 21 St. Bonaventure.........12:00 p.m. April 24 at Connecticut.............4:30 p.m. April 27 at Dayton (DH).............1:00 p.m. April 28 at Dayton................12:00 p.m. April 30 Boston College...........5:00 p.m. May 1 Boston University (DH).....5:00 p.m. May 3 Connecticut..............5:00 p.m. May 4 Fordham (DH)............12:00 p.m. May 5 May 9-11 Fordham................12:00 p.m. Atlantic 10 Championship.........TBA (Kingston, R.I.) May 16-19 NCAA Regionals (at campus sites)..tba May 22-27 Women s College World Series....TBA (Oklahoma City, Okla.) Note: Number preceding opponent represents ranking at time of game. Game Day The University of Massachusetts makes its Atlantic 10 season debut on March 23 and 24 as it travels to Temple University in Philadelphia, Pa. The three-game series should prove to be an exciting one as the Owls are picked to finish second in the A-10 behind the defending conference champion Minutewomen. Game time for Saturday s doubleheader is slated for noon. Sunday s single game is also scheduled to start at noon. The Minutewomen take a 24-game win streak into the weekend series. UMass Probable Starting Line-up (listed in batting order) No Name Pos. Yr. Avg. HR RBI SB-A 8 Emily Robustelli SS Jr..237 1 7 1-2 15 Teri Rooney CF Sr..338 0 8 1-3 12 Scooter Wheeler 3B Sr..237 3 9 1-2 13 Brandi Cross 1B Jr..213 0 9 0-0 27 Kaila Holtz DH/P Jr..197 0 5 0-0 24 Jamie Cahalan C So..246 1 4 1-1 4 Ashley Bakken 2B Sr..259 0 9 0-2 2 Aisha Franke LF So..275 0 2 2-5 3 Anna Perey RF Jr..323 0 6 2-2 No. Name Pos. Yr. ERA K BB Inn. 7 Jen Hadley P Sr. 0.91 49 22 69.0 27 Kaila Holtz P Jr. 1.60 49 21 70.0 11 Kelli Arnold P Fr. 1.43 21 13 29.1 Temple UMass has a commanding 48-11 lead over the Owls all-time, including a four-game sweep last season. Temple is 9-17 (.346) overall and is currently on a four-game slide, losing doubleheaders to Purdue and Iowa, March 15-16. The Owls have four starters hitting above.300 led by Katie Spencer (.338) and Katie Weigle (.333). On the mound for the Owls, NEED MORE INFORMAT I O N? Softball Contact:.............................Misty Cole Office:...........................(413) 545-5245 Cell:............................ (413) 695-2509 E-mail:.................. mcole@admin.umass.edu Office Fax:.......................(413) 545-1556 Address:........................... 255 Boyden Building...................... University of Massachusetts............................ Amherst, MA 01003 Athletic Web Site:.................www.umassathletics.com

N F C A / U S A TO D AY TO P 25 POLL (released March 20, ) Previous School Record Ranking 1. UCLA (27) 29-3 1 2. Stanford 26-2 3 3. Arizona 28-4 2 4. Nebraska 25-5 5 5. LSU 19-6 4 6. Arizona State 28-7 8 7. Cal State Fullerton 27-9 9 8. California 28-9 7 9. Oklahoma 25-8 6 10. Fresno State 23-8 10 11. Florida Atlantic 30-5 11 12. Washington 25-8 13 13. Michigan 17-6 12 14. Iowa 12-6 16 15. Oregon State 24-9 15 16. DePaul 12-5 14 17. Alabama 19-11 17 18. Louisiana-Lafayette 19-6 18 19. Pacific 18-9 19 20. Florida State 24-11 22 21. Georgia 30-3 21 22. Texas A&M 23-6 20 23. Minnesota 19-5 23 24. South Carolina 21-8 24 25. Wisconsin 14-7 25 (First place votes in parentheses) Bold = UMass opponents ATLANTIC 10 STA N D I N G S (Games through March 20) Atlantic 10 Overall W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Dayton 0-0.000 3-11.214 Fordham 0-0.000 6-14.300 La Salle 0-0.000 6-8.428 Massachusetts 0-0.000 15-10.600 Rhode Island 0-0.000 4-10.285 St. Bonaventure 0-0.000 1-2.333 St. Joseph's 0-0.000 11-1.917 Temple 0-0.000 9-16.360 747 AND COUNTING: Head coach Elaine Sortino has amassed 747 wins in her career at the helm of UMass softball. She is just three victories away from getting her 750th win, a feat only 10 active Division I coaches have accomplished. Sortino is ranked 12th in the NCAAfor total wins and 14th for winning percentage.689, (747-337-3) in her 23 seasons. Nanci Lima has recorded nearly half of Temple s wins this season (4-3) and maintains a 5.61 ERA. Defense has been the achilles heal for the Owls as they have committed 58 errors in 26 games for a.931 fielding percentage. A Look Back The Minutewomen are fresh off of a six-day visit to Miami, Fla., in which they captured the Blue & Gold Classic championship, hosted by Florida International University. UMass went, 2-2, in pool play but swept its opponents in bracket action to earn the tournament title. The Minutewomen defeated Missouri-Kansas City, 5-1, in the semi final game and FIU, 2-1, in extra-innings to win the Blue & Gold Classic and avenge both of their earlier tournament loses. UMass also played a doubleheader against Illinois-Chicago and split the series with a, 6-2, win and an, 8-2, loss. A Weekend Of Firsts Last weekend, two Minutewomen recorded their first collegiate hits and one rookie scored the first run of her career. Freshman Hilary Puglia (Stoneham, Mass.) recorded a single up the middle in the 2-1 extra-inning victory over Florida International on March 17, in the championship game of the Blue & Gold Classic. Freshman Denise Denis (Middle Grove, N.Y.) had her first collegiate hit on March 19, in the, 6-2, win over Illinois-Chicago with a single to right field. Rookie Kim Harrington (Reading, Mass.) made her collegiate debut as a pinch runner against Fordham on March 16, and scored a run in the 4-1 victory. Triple Threat Senior Teri Rooney (Visalia, Calif.) and sophomore Jamie Cahalan (Mesa, Ariz.) have each hit three triples this season to lead the Atlantic 10. Rooney s most recent three-bager was against Missouri-Kansas City on March 18, while Cahalan laced a triple on March 19 against Illinois-Chicago. Turning Up The Heat Defending Atlantic 10 Player of the Year, Scooter Wheeler (Kingsburg, Calif.), got off to a slow start in 2001 with a.132 batting average heading into the Blue & Gold Classic, March 15-17. A stellar weekend performance, however, including a team-high.444 batting average, inflated her cumulative average to.234 overall, a more than 100-point jump in just eight games. It Must Be In The Grass UMass top three hitters in 2001 are none other than center fielder Teri Rooney (.338), right fielder Anna Perey (Chino Va l l e y, A r i z.) (.323) and left fielder Aisha Franke (Philadelphia, Pa.) (.275). The outfield trio represent 37 percent of UMass total hits (59/158), 30 percent of UMass runs scored (25/82) and 25 percent of UMass RBIs (16/63).

RECENT A-10 SCORES March 17 Massachusetts 5, UM-KC 1 Massachusetts 2, Florida International 1 Illinois-Chicago 5, Fordham 0 March 19 Illinois-Chicago 8, Massachusetts 2 UMBC 3, La Salle 0 UMBC 14, La Salle 5 Fordham 1, Marist 0 Fordham 4, Marist 3 Massachusetts 6, Illinois-Chicago 2 St. Joseph's 7, Lafayette 1 Lafayette 6, St. Joseph's 4 March 20 Rhode Island at Sacred Heart Fordham at St. Peter s Postponed Postponned March 21 Boston University 6, Rhode Island 4 Boston University 4, Rhode Island 1 La Salle 5, Rider 4 La Salle 2, Rider 1 St. Joseph s 5, Mount St. Mary s 4 St. Joseph s 11, Mount St. Mary s 3 Dayton at Toledo Cancelled UPCOMING A-10 OPPONENTS March 23 Rhode Island at LaSalle 12:00 Massachusetts at Temple 12:00 Fordham at St. Joseph's 12:00 St. Bonaventure at Dayton 1:00 Massachusetts at Temple 2:00 Rhode Island at La Salle 2:00 Fordham at St. Joseph's 2:00 St. Bonaventure at Dayton 3:00 March 24 Massachusetts at Temple 12:00 St. Bonaventure at Dayton 12:00 Rhode Island at LaSalle 12:00 Fordham at St. Joseph's 12:00 St. Bonaventure at Dayton 2:00 Rhode Island at LaSalle 2:00 Fordham at St. Joseph's 2:00 WHMP/UMASS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK MARCH 20: Senior third baseman S c o o t e r Wheeler was named WHMP/UMass and Atlantic 10 Athlete of the Week on March 20, as she led the Minutewomen to the Blue & Gold championhip title in Miami, Fla., March 15-17. Wheeler batted.444 and led the team in hits (8), RBIs (4) and slugging percentage (.667). Playing With The Best Of The Best The Minutewomen are 2-2 against teams ranked in the NFCA/USA Today Top 25 poll. UMass lost to No. 3 Arizona, 1-0, in eight innings on Feb. 10 and No. 7 Cal State Fullerton, 6-0 on Feb. 22. The Minutewomen defeated No. 2 Stanford, 3-1, March 9 and No. 20 Florida State, 3-2, March 9. Junior ace Kaila Holtz (North Va n c o u v e r, British Columbia) pitched for the Maroon and White in all four of those contests, allowing five earned runs on 24 hits, while fanning 19. Top 25 Poll The Minutewomen were ranked 24th in the NFCA/USA Today Top 25 preseason poll. UMass slipped one spot on Feb. 20 after a 3-2 performance at the Fiesta Bowl Classic in Phoenix, Ariz., losing to UNLV, 6-4, and No. 3 Arizona, 1-0, in extrainnings. The Minutewomen dropped out of the top 25 poll altogether Feb. 27 despite defeating No. 2 Stanford, 3-1, at the NFCA Leadoff Classic, Feb. 23. They re Back UMass returns six all-conference players to the squad including Atlantic 10 Player of the Year Scooter Wheeler (3B), and A-10 Pitcher of the Year Jen Hadley (Bristol, Conn.). The Minutewomen also bring back all-conference selections Anna Perey (RF), Ashley Bakken (Phoenix, A r i z. ) (2B), Teri Rooney (CF) and Emily Robustelli (Stamford, Conn.) (SS), 2001 Canadian National Team member Kaila Holtz (P) and 2000 All-American Brandi Cross (Diamond Bar, Calif.) (1B). Hadley Receives All-Tournament Honors Jennifer Hadley was selected to the Seminole Classic All- Tournament team for her performance in three pitching appearances, March 8-10. Hadley went 2-1 with wins over Southeastern Louisiana (3-0) and Southern Illinois (3-2) to capture the Gold Bracket Consolation Championship. Hadley maintained a 0.38 ERA, allowing 14 hits, one earned run and eight walks, while striking out 15. As The Leadoff Junior short stop and leadoff hitter Emily Robustelli is hitting at a solid.359 (14-for-39) clip when leading off an inning. Teri Rooney, who hits second, and Jamie Cahalan, who bats sixth, are also getting it done at the plate when leading off an inning. Rooney is 7-for-16 (.438) and Cahalan is 9-for-19 (.474). Big D = W Defense is the name of the game for UMass. T h e Minutewomen boast a 10-1 (.909) record when committing one or fewer errors in a game. Their success rate drops to 3-4 (.429) with two errors and 2-5 (.286) with three errors or more.

UMASS INSIDE THE NUMBERS Overall: 15-10 Home: 0-0 Away: 1-0 Neutral: 14-10 Atlantic 10 Conference: 0-0 Home: 0-0 Away: 0-0 When leading after five:..........................11-2 When leading after six:...........................12-1 When tied after five:..............................2-0 When tied after six:..............................2-0 When trailing after five:............................2-7 When trailing after six:............................1-7 Record in extra innings:...........................1-1 When scoring first:..............................10-5 When leading after first inning:......................7-2 When scoring four runs or less:.....................9-9 When scoring five runs or more:.....................6-0 When holding opponents to four runs or less:..........15-4 One-run games:.................................5-4 Two-run games:.................................3-2 Three-run games:................................2-0 Four-run games:................................2-0 Five-plus run games:.............................4-3 Shutouts:......................................4-3 In February:....................................6-5 In March:......................................8-6 In April:.......................................0-0 In May:........................................0-0 On a Monday:..................................0-0 On a Tuesday:..................................1-1 On a Wednesday:...............................0-0 On a Thursday:.................................0-0 On a Friday:....................................4-4 On a Saturday:..................................6-3 On a Sunday:...................................4-2 Largest margin of victory: 8 (twice, 8-0, vs. Providence, March 8) Largest margin of defeat:...6 (3 times, 8-2, vs. UIC, March 19) Largest lead:..........8 (twice, 8-0, vs. Providence, March 8) Largest deficit:...........6 (3 times, 8-2, vs. UIC, March 19) Largest lead lost:......2 (5-3, vs. Southern Illinois, March 8) Largest deficit overcome: 1 (3 times, 4-1, vs. Fordham, March 16) Start to finish wins:................................9 Come from behind wins:............................5 Longest win streak:.....................4 (March 16-19) Longest unbeaten streak:...................3 (Feb. 8-9) Longest losing streak:....................4 (Feb. 10-22) When committing one error or fewer:................10-1 When committing two errors:.......................3-4 When committing three errors or more:................2-5 When striking out five or less:.......................8-8 When striking out six or more:......................6-3 When walking three or less:.......................13-8 When walking four or more:........................2-2 Five-inning games:...............................2-0 Six-inning games:................................0-0 Seven-inning games:............................12-8 Eight-inning games:..............................1-1 Record vs. other conferences:....................14-10 ACC:.........................................1-0 Big 10:........................................0-1 Big 12:........................................3-1 Big East:......................................2-0 Big West:......................................0-1 Conference USA:................................1-0 Horizon League:.................................2-2 Mid-Continent:...................................1-1 Missouri Valley:..................................1-1 Mountain West:.................................0-1 Pac 10:.......................................1-1 Southland:.....................................1-0 Sun Belt:.......................................1-1 Coming Through In The Clutch UMass has four starters hitting above.300 with runners on base. Right fielder Anna Perey is 13- for-32 (.406), second baseman Ashley Bakken is 11-for-28 (.393), center fielder Teri Rooney is 12- for-30 (.400) and left fielder Aisha Franke is 8-for- 23 (.348). With runners in scoring position, Franke is 7-for-19 (.368) and Rooney is 9-for-23 (.391). With the bases loaded, Bakken is 4-for-8 (.500) and Kaila Holtz is 2-for-5 (.400). Get The Early Lead The Minutewomen are 7-2 (.778) when leading after the first inning and have nine start-to-finish wins this season. When UMass holds the lead through the sixth inning, they are 12-1 (.923). Lucky No. 5 The Minutewomen are 11-2 (.846) when leading after the fifth inning. They are 6-0 (1.000) when scoring five or more runs and are 2-0 (1.000) in five-inning games this season. Moving Up The All-Time Charts Teri Rooney leads the team in hits this season with 17. This brings her career total to 183, ninth all-time at UMass. All-American Kim Gutridge (1995-98) holds the No. 1 spot with 262 career hits. Scooter Wheeler has nine RBIs this season to bring her career total to 117. She holds the fifth best career total and is chasing all-time leader Gutridge with 131. Wheeler had 43 RBIs in 2001. Jen Hadley has fanned 49 batters in 11 games for a career mark of 278 strikeouts. She has the sixth most of any pitcher in school history. Kaila Holtz has also struck out 49 batters in seven appearances this season. Her career total stands at 268, which ranks seventh all-time. Danielle Henderson holds the UMass strikeout record with 1,343 between 1996-99. Kelly Daut (1992-95) ranks second with 491. Eight-peat The Minutewomen were picked to finish first once again in the Atlantic 10 Conference after winning the last seven consecutive conference championships and 14 of the last 16. The two years UMass did not win the conference title (1988, 1994), it was A-10 runner-up. UMass dominated conference play in 2001, easily sweeping its opponents for an unblemished 21-0 record. In, Temple was picked to finish second, followed by St. J o s e p h s, Rhode Island, Dayton, Fordham, St. Bonaventure and La Salle.

I N D I V I D U A L SEASON GAME HIGHS POSITION PLAY E R S #2 AISHA FRANKE At-Bats 3 (12 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Runs 1 (4 times, last vs. Fordham, March 16) Hits 2 (4 times, last vs. Fordham, March 16) RBI 1 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 15) Stolen Bases 1 (twice, last vs. UMKC, March 16) #3 ANNA PEREY At-Bats 4 (vs. Nevada-Las Vegas, Feb. 9) Runs 1 (7 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Hits 2 (6 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) RBI 2 (twice, last vs. Providence, March 9) Walks 1 (vs. Stanford, Feb. 23) Stolen Bases 1 (vs. Kansas, Feb. 8) #4 ASHLEY BAKKEN At-Bats 3 (14 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Runs 2 (vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 8) Hits 2 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 15) RBI 2 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 19) Walks 2 (vs. Texas, Feb. 8) Errors 1 (twice, last vs. FIU, March 17) #5 JESSICA BARTLETT At-Bats 1 (6 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Runs 0 Hits 1 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 19) RBI 1 (vs. UIC, March 19) #6 DENISE DENIS At-Bats 2 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 19) Runs 1 (5 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Hits 1 (vs. UIC, March 19) Stolen Bases 1 (3 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) #8 EMILY ROBUSTELLI At-Bats 4 (9 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Runs 2 (twice, last vs. Providence, March 9) Hits 2 (4 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) RBI 1 (7 times, last vs. Fordham, March 16) Walks 2 (vs. Providence, March 9) Stolen Bases 1 (vs. Fordham, March 16) Doubles 1 (twice, last vs. FSU, March 9) Home Runs 1 (vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 9) Errors 2 (3 times, last vs. UMKC, March 17) #9 KC BUDREWICZ At-Bats 1 (4 times, last vs. FIU, March 15) Runs 1 (4 times, last vs. UIC, March 15) Hits 0 Walks 1 (vs. Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 22) Stolen Bases 1 (vs. FSU, March 9) Errors 1 (twice, last vs. UMKC, March 16) # 11 KELLI ARNOLD At-Bats 3 (vs. Fordham, March 16) Runs 0 Hits 1 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 19) RBI 1 (vs. UIC, March 19) Walks 2 (vs. Providence, March 9) Errors 1 (vs. Minnesota, March 9) # 12 SCOOTER WHEELER At-Bats 3 (13 times, last vs. FIU, March 17) Runs 2 (vs. UMKC, March 17) Hits 2 (5 times, last vs. FIU, March 17) RBI 2 (3 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Walks 2 (vs Stanford, Feb 23) Stolen Bases 1 (vs. UMKC, March 16) Doubles 1 (vs. FIU, March 15) Home Runs 1 (3 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Errors 2 (vs. Illinois-Chicago, Feb. 24) #13 BRANDI CROSS At-Bats 4 (5 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Runs 1 (5 times, last vs. FSU, March 9) Hits 2 (4 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) RBI 3 (vs. So. Ill., March 10) Walks 2 (vs. Texas, Feb. 8) Doubles 1 (3 times, vs, So. Ill., March 10) Errors 1 (5 times, last vs. Minnesota, March 9) # 15 TERI ROONEY At-Bats 4 (5 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Runs 2 (twice, last vs. UMKC, March 16) Hits 2 (7 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) RBI 1 (8 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Walks 2 (vs. Illinois-Chicago, Feb. 24) Stolen Bases 1 (vs. Fordham, March 16) Doubles 1 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 19) Triples 1 (3 times, last vs. UMKC, March 17) Errors 1 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 15) # 17 KIM HARRIGAN At-Bats 0 Runs 1 (vs. Fordham, March 16) Hits 0 #20 HILARY PUGLIA At-Bats 3 (vs. FIU, March 17) Runs 1 (5 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Hits 1 (vs. FIU, March 17) Stolen Bases 1 (vs. FSU, March 9) Errors 1 (vs. Fordham, March 16) #21 PAM SULICK At-Bats 1 (twice, last vs. Providence, March 9) Runs 0 Hits 0 #22 NICOLE WILSON At-Bats 3 (3 times, last vs. So. Ill., March 8) Runs 1 (twice, last vs. Southern Mississippi, Feb. 24) Hits 1 (twice, last vs. So. Ill., March 8) RBI 1 (twice, last vs. SE Louisiana, March 8) #24 JAMIE CAHALAN At-Bats 4 (3 times, last vs. Stanford, Feb. 23) Runs 1 (5 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Hits 2 (twice, last vs. UMKC, March 17) RBI 1 (4 times, last vs. UMKC, March 17) Walks 2 (vs. UIC, March 17) Stolen Bases 1 (vs. Providence, March 9) Doubles 1 (vs. UMKC, March 16) Triples 1 (3 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Home Runs 1 (vs. Stanford, Feb. 23) Errors 1 (5 times, last UIC, March 19) #27 KAILA HOLTZ At-Bats 4 (4 times, last vs. UMKC, March 16) Runs 1 (4 times, last vs. UMKC, March 17) Hits 2 (vs. UCONN, Feb. 23) RBI 1 (5 times, last vs. UMKC, March 17) Walks 1 (5 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Doubles 1 (vs. UIC, March 15) Errors 1 (vs. Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 22)

# 7 JENNIFER HADLEY Innings 7.0 (6 times, last vs. UIC, March 19) Hits 8 (vs. UNLV, Feb. 9) Runs 6 (vs. UNLV, Feb. 9) Earned Runs 5 (vs. UNLV, Feb. 9) Walks 4 (vs. UNLV, Feb. 9) Strikeouts 8 (twice, last vs. So. Ill., March 10)) Doubles 3 (vs. UIC, March 19) Home runs 2 (vs. UNLV, Feb. 9) Batters Faced 30 (vs. UMKC, March 17) B/Avg..074 (vs. UConn, Feb. 23) Wild Pitches 0 HBP 1 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 19) Balk 0 I N D I V I D U A L SEASON GAME HIGHS PITCHERS # 11 KELLI ARNOLD Innings 7.0 (twice, last vs. Fordham, March 16) Hits 7 (vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 22) Runs 1 (twice, last vs. Fordham, March 16) Earned Runs 1 (vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 22) Walks 4 (vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 22) Strikeouts 7 (vs. Fordham, March 16) Doubles 1 (twice, last vs. Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 22) Home runs 0 Batters Faced 31 (vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 22) B/Avg..043 (vs. Providence, March 9 ) Wild Pitches 1 (vs. Texas Tech, Feb. 22) HBP 0 Balk 0 #27 KAILA HOLTZ Innings 8.0 (vs. FIU, March 17) Hits 8 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 15) Runs 6 (vs. Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 22) Earned Runs 5 (vs. So. Ill., March 8) Walks 4 (vs. Arizona, Feb. 10) Strikeouts 7 (vs. Arizona, Feb. 10) Doubles 2 (vs. UIC, March 19) Triples 1 (vs. Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 22) Home runs 2 (twice, last vs. UIC, March 19) Batters Faced 36 (vs. So. Ill., March 8) B/Avg..000 (vs. Southern Miss., Feb. 24) Wild Pitches 0 HBP 1 (vs. Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 22) Balk 1 (vs. Cal State Fullerton, Feb. 22) I N D I V I D U A L GAME HIGHS B a t t i n g At Bats................................4, (27 games) Runs Scored.............................2, (6 games) H i t s...................................2, (35 games) R B I.........3, Brandi Cross vs. Southern Illinois (March 10) D o u b l e s...............................1, (10 games) Tr i p l e s..................................1, (6 games).................1, Teri Rooney vs. Providence (March 9) Home Runs.............................1, (5 games) Total Bases.......5, Emily Robustelli vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 9)..............5, Scooter Wheeler vs. Providence (March 9)................5, Scooter Wheeler vs. UMKC (March 17) Wa l k s..................................2, (7 games) S t r i k e o u t s............3, Aisha Franke vs. Arizona (Feb. 24)............3, Teri Rooney vs. Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 22)............3, Jamie Cahalan vs. Illinois-Chicago (Feb. 24) Sac Hits.............2, Teri Rooney vs. Missouri (Feb. 22)....................2, Anna Perey vs. UMKC (March 16)...................2, Brandi Cross vs. UMKC (March 16) Sac Flies...........1, Brandi Cross vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 9).................1, Brandi Cross vs. Providence (March 9)...................1, Emily Robustelli vs. UIC (March 15) Stolen Bases...........................1, (13 games) Hit by Pitch.............................1, (10 games) Caught Stealing.....2, Ashley Bakken vs. Stanford (Feb. 23) Runners LOB........5, Anna Perey vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 9).......................5, Teri Rooney vs. UNLV (Feb. 9).....................5, Kaila Holtz vs. Stanford (Feb. 23) F i e l d i n g P u t o u t s...............14, Brandi Cross vs. FIU (March 17) A s s i s t s..............6, Emily Robustelli vs. FIU (March 15).......................6, Hilary Pulia vs. FIU (March 17) E r r o r s..................................2, (4 games) Passed Balls......1, Jamie Cahalan vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 9)...............1, Jamie Cahalan vs. Connecticut (Feb. 23) P i t c h i n g Innings Pitched..........8.0, Kaila Holtz vs. FIU (March 17) S t r i k e o u t s.........8, Jennifer Hadley vs. Missouri (Feb. 22)..........8, Jennifer Hadley vs. Southern Illinois (March 10) Wild Pitches.........3, Kelli Arnold vs. Fordham (March 16) Hit Batters.....1, Kaila Holtz vs. Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 22)...1, Jennifer Hadley vs. UMKC (March 17) & UIC (March 19) TEAM GAME HIGHS Batting At Bats..............33, vs. UNLV (Feb. 9) Runs Scored......9, vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 8) Hits................11, vs. UIC (March 19) RBI............7, vs. Providence (March 9) Doubles.......3, vs. Florida State (March 9) Triples......................1 (6 games) Home Runs..................1 (5 games) Total Bases.....15, vs. Providence (March 9)...................15, vs, UIC, March 19) Walks......................8, vs. Texas Strikeouts.........15, vs. Arizona (Feb. 24) Sac Hits...........5, vs. UMKC (March 16) Sac Flies.........1, vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 9)...............1, vs. Providence (March 9)......................1, UIC (March 19) Stolen Bases....3, vs. Florida State (March 9) Hit by Pitch..........2, vs. Kansas (Feb. 8)................2, vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 9)......................2, UIC (March 19) Caught Stealing.....2, vs. Stanford (Feb. 23) Runners LOB.........13, vs. UNLV (Feb. 9) Fielding Putouts.............24, vs. FIU (March 17) Assists.............19, vs. FIU (March 17) Errors...........4, vs. Minnesota (March 9) Passed Balls......1, vs. Texas Tech (Feb. 9)...............1, vs. Connecticut (Feb. 23) DPs Turned...........3, vs. Texas (Feb. 8) Pitching Innings Pitched.......8.0, vs. FIU (March 17) Strikeouts..........8, vs. Missouri (Feb. 22)..........8, vs. Southern Illinois (March 10) Wild Pitches......3, vs. Fordham (March 16) Hit Batters..1, vs. Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 22).................1, vs. UMKC (March 17)....................1, vs. UIC (March 19)