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2002 Armstrong Atlantic State UniversitySoftball Schedule

Date Day Opponent TimeFeb. 16 Sat. AASU Alumni 1:00 p.m.Feb. 23 Sat. at Palm Beach Atlantic 5:00 p.m.Feb. 24 Sun. at Northwood (Fla.) 10:00 a.m.March 1-3 Fri.-Sun. at North Florida Osprey Invitational (Jacksonville, Fla.)March 1 Fri. vs. Nova Southeastern 1:00 p.m.March 2 Sat. vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 9:00 a.m.March 2 Sat. vs. Barry 1:00 p.m.March 2 Sat. vs. Tampa 3:00 p.m.March 3 Sun. vs. Queens (N.C.) 9:00 a.m.March 3 Sun. vs. Nova Southeastern 11:00 a.m.March 8-10 Fri.-Sun. at Francis Marion University Tournament (Florence, S.C.)March 8 Fri. vs. Coker 7:00 p.m.March 9 Sat. vs. West Virginia Wesleyan 9:00 a.m.

Sat. vs. Catawba 3:00 p.m.March 10 Sun. vs. Barton 11:00 a.m.

Sun. vs. Limestone 1:00 p.m.March 12 Tues. Edinboro 1:00 p.m.March 14 Thurs. USC Aiken * 1:00 p.m.March 15 Fri. Catawba 1:00 p.m.March 16 Sat. UNC Pembroke * 2:00 p.m.March 21 Thurs. Barton 1:00 p.m.March 22-24 Fri.-Sun. at Kennesaw State 2002 Owl Classic (Kennesaw, Ga.)March 22 Fri. vs. Shaw 5:00 p.m.March 24 Sat. vs. Alabama-Huntsville 10:00 a.m.

Sat. vs. Limestone 2:00 p.m.March 25 Sun. vs. Longwood 9:00 a.m.

Sun. vs. Shaw 11:00 a.m.March 26 Tues. at Georgia College & State * 1:00 p.m.March 30 Sat. at Columbus State * 2:00 p.m.April 3 Wed. at North Florida * 4:00 p.m.April 6 Sat. Francis Marion * 1:00 p.m.April 8 Mon. Augusta State * 2:00 p.m.April 10 Wed. Kennesaw State * 2:00 p.m.April 13 Sat. at Lander * 1:30 p.m.April 14 Sun. at USC Spartanburg * 2:00 p.m.April 16 Tues. Valdosta State 2:00 p.m.April 10-21 Fri.-Sun. at Peach Belt Championships (Greenwood, S.C.)May 9-11 Fri.-Sun. NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional (Site TBA)May 16-19 Fri.-Mon. NCAA Division II World Series (Salem, Va.)

Bold denotes home games. All dates (except tournaments) are doubleheaders.* - Peach Belt Conference game

The 2002 Armstrong Atlantic State softballteam poses on the Westin Savannah HarborResort and Spa on exclusive Hutchinson Island,with River Street and Savannah’s historicdistrict in the backdrop across the SavannahRiver. Adjacent to the Savannah InternationalTrade and Convention Center, the resortprovides complete business services andrecreational facilities, including an 18-holechampionship golf course.

2002 Schedule .............................................. IFCTable of Contents ............................................. 1Savannah / Tybee Island .................................. 2AASU Administration ................................... 3-4Head Coach Marty McDaniel ......................... 5Assistant Coaches ............................................ 6AASU Sponsors ................................................ 72002 Season Preview ....................................... 82002 Roster ...................................................... 9Player Profiles .......................................... 10-162001 Season Review ...................................... 172001 Statistics/Results .............................. 18-19Pirate Softball Facility .................................. 19All-Time Results ............................................. 202001 Peach Belt Conference Review ............. 212002 Opponents ........................................ 22-23AASU Individual Records .............................. 24AASU Honors ................................................ 25

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The 2002 Armstrong Atlantic State Univer-sity Softball media guide was published by theAASU Office of Sports Communications, ChadJackson, director. AASU head coach MartyMcDaniel also contributed to this publication.For more information regarding the AASUsoftball program, please contact:

Chad JacksonDirector of Sports Communications

Phone: 912-961-3255Fax: 912-921-5571

E-Mail: jacksoch@mail.armstrong.edu

Marty McDanielHead Softball CoachPhone: 912-921-3291Fax: 912-921-5571

E-Mail: mcdanima@mail.armstrong.edu

AASU has compiled a 153-53 record in four seasons of competition

AASU Athletic DepartmentPhone Directory

Main NumbersAthletic Department 912-927-5336Athletics FAX 912-921-5571

912-921-5852

AdministrationDr. Eddie Aenchbacher, A.D. 912-921-5854Dr. Donald Anderson, Asst. A.D. 912-921-5863George Bedwell, Facilities 912-921-5685Chad Jackson, Sports Communications 912-961-3255Mylene Benito, Athletic Trainer 912-927-5200Dianne Lane, Athletic Secretary 912-921-5849

Coaching StaffJoe Roberts, Baseball 912-921-5686Calvain Culberson, Asst. Baseball 912-921-5687John Marhefka, Basketball (Men’s) 912-921-5683Steve Ray, Asst. Men’s Basketball 912-921-5684Robert Campbell, Grad. Asst. MBKB 912-921-7311Roger Hodge, Basketball (Women’s) 912-921-5861Andy Bloodworth, Asst. Wm. Basketball 912-921-5862Dawn Cason, Grad Asst. WBKB 912-921-7310Michael Butler, Men’s Golf 912-921-5841Simon Earnshaw, Tennis 912-921-5842Natalia Alekhova, Asst. Tennis 912-921-5842Marty McDaniel, Softball 912-921-2391Maria Winn, Asst. Softball 912-921-2391Alan Segal, Volleyball 912-921-3785Janelle Torres, Asst. Volleyball 912-921-3786

Table of Contents

On The Cover

Credits

Table of Contents

Historic Savannah, Georgia, is located on theAtlantic Coast, at the confluence of the SavannahRiver and the Atlantic Ocean. Throughout itshistory, there has been one adjective consistentlyused to describe Savannah: beautiful.

The reason? There’s something about theunique beauty of Savannah that cannot beforgotten. Streets with canopies of moss-ladentrees are honored venues for scores of historichomes. The town squares that Savannah’sfounding father, James Oglethorpe, laid out aspublic meeting places are now treasured “pocketparks” located throughout the downtown area.

A renovated waterfront area serves as the hubfor shopping and entertainment. Nearby sandybeaches draw streams of visitors with persistentcool breezes and the endless lure of the rollingsea. Finally, there’s an indescribable - but readilydiscernible - feeling in the air that pervadesSavannah, a kind of “laid back” approach to theworld, a “rootedness” that makes living orworking in Savannah an experience second tonone.

By way of affirmation, Le Monde, theleading French newspaper, called Savannah “themost beautiful city in North America.”

Savannah has recently captured the imagina-tion of a nation through its history and itsappearance in several feature films, including“Glory,” “Forrest Gump,” “Something to TalkAbout,” “Midnight In The Garden of Good andEvil” and the recently released film “The Legendof Bagger Vance” starring Will Smith and Matt

Damon. As a result, tourism has become one ofthe major industries - if not the leading industry -in the Savannah Area.

Savannah hosts over six million tourists eachyear. Tourism impacts the Savannah area by over$634 million. The city boasts over 7,000 roomsand more than 100 restaurants as folks havelearned that Savannah is more than just a conve-nient rest stop on the interstate to Florida.

The population in Savannah is roughly130,000 and Chatham County is the fifth mostpopulous county in the state of Georgia.

Savannah also sits centrally located to someof the southeast’s finest beaches. Tybee Island,located less than 30 minutes from Armstrong

Atlantic State’s campus, offers sixmiles of unspoiled sands,tempting seafood and graciousaccommodations. Resort areassuch as Hilton Head, SouthCarolina, are less than one houraway and provide even morerelaxing getaway options.

Whether it’s the lure ofhistorical settings, the friendlinessof a southern community or thebeautiful climate of southeastGeorgia, Savannah is the place foryou.

Savannah & Tybee Island

2 AASU advanced to the NCAA Championships for the first time in 2000

Dr. Eddie AenchbacherAthletic Director

Dr. Eddie Aenchbacher begins his sixth full year as the athleticdirector for Armstrong Atlantic State University.

Dr. Aenchbacher's responsibilities include overseeing theentire athletic department and promoting Armstrong Atlantic Stateathletics in the community of Savannah.

Dr. Aenchbacher received his Bachelor's degree in physicaleducation from Armstrong Atlantic State in 1979, where he was astandout student-athlete for the baseball team as a pitcher. Hereceived his Master's degree and Doctorate of Education from theUniversity of Georgia.

Along with his student-athlete experience at AASU, Dr.Aenchbacher also coached the Pirate cross country teams for fiveyears and started the first AASU men's soccer team, which hecoached for seven years.

During Dr. Aenchbacher's tenure as athletic director, AASU's athletic programs have had tremendoussuccess in the classroom and on the playing field. Student-athletes at AASU have excelled in academics with52 percent earning a 3.0 grade point average or better. The overall grade point average of AASU student-athletes is 2.93, higher than the overall institutional GPA. AASU athletic teams are consistently ranked nearthe top of one of the nation's premier NCAA Division II conferences, the Peach Belt Conference, and in1999-2000, achieved its best ever Sears Director's Cup final standing, 22nd.

Dr. Aenchbacher has been married for 10 years to Michele and together they are the proud parents oftwo children, Jesse and Lainey.

AASU Administration

3Senior Annie Sells earned AASU’s first NFCA All-America honors in 2000

Dr. Thomas Z. JonesUniversity President

Thomas Z. Jones, the sixth president to serve at ArmstrongAtlantic State University, begins his second year at AASU. Hiredon August 1, 2000, Jones was selected by the Board of Regents andUniversity System of Georgia Chancellor Stephen R. Portch afteran exhaustive national search.

Dr. Jones served on the faculty and administration at Colum-bus State University, as its vice president for academic affairs from1988-2000, prior to coming to Armstrong Atlantic State. A 30-yearveteran of university teaching and administration, Dr. Jones hastaught at Indiana State University, Emory and Henry College andthe West Virginia Institute of Technology. While at West VirginiaTech, Dr. Jones served as the Westmoreland Professor of Mining, anendowed professorship, and vice president of academic affairs.

Dr. Jones received his Bachelor’s degree in physics from Fairmont State College, his Master’s of Artsdegree in geology from West Virginia University and his Ph.D in Geology from Miami (Ohio) University.

From 1980-1988, he owned and served as president of Technical Evaluation Consultants, Inc., aprivately owned business specializing in providing science, technical and engineering services for business,industry, government agencies and the legal community.

Dr. Jones and his wife, Joyce, have two sons, Matthew and Michael.

DianneLaneAthleticSecretary

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AASU Athletic Administration

Dr. WillLynchFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Dr. DonaldAndersonAsst. Athletic DirectorServices

ChadJacksonDirector of SportsCommunications

LynnRobertsSenior Women’sAdministrator

Dr. Anderson’s association withAASU since 1966 includesstints as an Associate Professor,Acting Head of the Departmentof Education, Dean for Community Services andRegistrar/Director of Admissions. Dr. Andersonjoined the Athletic Department in 1992 and currentlyassists the AD with athletic eligibility and serves asacademic advisor to AASU student-athletes. He wasinducted to the AASU Athletic Hall of Fame as aCitation Award winner in 1996.

Chad Jackson begins his thirdyear at AASU as Director ofSports Communications. AJacksonville, Fla., native,Jackson joined the Pirates from UNC Wilmington,where he served as assistant SID for the 1998-99year. He graduated from the University of NorthFlorida in 1995 with a Bachelor’s Degree in historyand served as the primary matrix board operator forthe NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars in the team’s firstthree seasons.

A native Savannahian, DianneLane has been at AASU for thepast fourteen years. Laneattended the University ofGeorgia and has been married to Ken Lane for 35years. She has three children and five grandchildren,including two sets of twins - Tyler and Evan, andParker and Dylan.

Dr. Will Lynch begins hisfourth full year as AASU’sFaculty Athletic Representative.A native of northern Michigan,Dr. Lynch came to AASU in 1993 and serves as anassistant professor in the Department of Chemistryand Physics. A three-year men’s basketball starterand all-conference performer at Kalamazoo College,he earned undergraduate degrees in mathematics andchemistry in 1986, then received his Doctorate fromWayne State in 1991.

Lynn Roberts begins her secondyear as the Senior Women'sAdministrator for the AASUathletic department. The wife ofcurrent AASU head baseball coach Joe Roberts, shecurrently serves as the Director of Intramurals &Recreation and is an assistant professor in theDepartment of Health and Physical Education.

Mylene Benito begins her firstseason as the head athletictrainer for AASU. A member ofthe National Athletic TrainersAssociation (N.A.T.A.), Benito earned her bachelor'sof science degree in health and physical education in1998. The Georgetown, Ontario, native worked as astudent and graduate assistant trainer in AASU'straining room from 1996-2000 and earned hermaster's degree in health science in 2000.

MyleneBenito, ATCHead AthleticTrainer

AASU had three pitchers with 10+ wins in 2000, an NCAA Division II first

Marty McDaniel Head Softball Coach

Marty McDaniel enters his fifth season at the helm of theArmstrong Atlantic State University softball program.McDaniel put together the Pirates’ inaugural 1998 squad asAASU fielded a varsity fastpitch softball squad for the firsttime. In just four seasons, McDaniel has built a program thatcaptured its first Peach Belt Conference championship, earnedan NCAA Regional berth and achieved a No. 1 ranking in theNFCA Coaches’ Top 25 poll during the 2000 season.

McDaniel joined the AASU coaching ranks from theUniversity of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he served forthree seasons as assistant coach to Ralph Weekly, the Mocs’head coach and an U.S. Olympic Assistant Coach. During thattime, UTC won three Southern Conference Championships.

A native of Chattanooga, Tenn., McDaniel received his Bachelor’s of Science degree from CarsonNewman College in 1989 and also assisted the baseball team as a coach for two seasons. A top-ratedpitcher himself, McDaniel has played men’s fastpitch for over 15 years and has made numerous All-Region squads.

McDaniel and his wife, the former Kelly Stewart, currently reside in Savannah.

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AASU Coaching Staff

Marty McDaniel was the PBC and NFCA SA Region Coach of the Year in 2000

McDaniel’s Career RecordYear Overall PBC Finish1998 27-22 12-7 4th PBC1999 42-10 14-6 4th PBC2000 51-7 18-2 1st PBC2001 33-14 11-9 T4th PBCTotal 153-53 55-24

(.742) (.696)2000 PBC Champions

2000 PBC Coach of the Year2000 South Atlantic Region

Coach of the Year

Head Coach Marty McDaniel and wife, Kelly

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AASU Assistant Coaches

AASU has finished no less than 4th in the PBC since beginning play in 1998

Maria WinnAssistant Coach

Maria Winn begins her second season as an assistant coach ofthe AASU softball program. Winn joined the AASU staff fromBemidji State University where she served as assistant coach duringthe 1999-2000 season.

She graduated from Columbia College in 1997 with abachelor’s degree in business administration. A two-time All-Conference and All-Region player at Columbia College, she wasnamed the Female Athlete of the Year as a senior. She transferred toColumbia after two years at Missouri Valley, where she earned All-Conference and All-Region honors as a freshman.

A native of Columbia, Mo., Maria is currently pursuing hermaster’s degree in public health at AASU.

Eric GriderVolunteer Assistant Coach

Eric Grider joins the Pirates as a volunteer assistant coach forthe 2002 season.

Grider spent last season as an assistant women’s basketballcoach at crosstown Savannah College of Art & Design and alsoassisted with the Lady Bees softball program as well. Grider is nostranger to the Pirates’ program, assisting head coach MartyMcDaniel with the inaugural AASU fastpitch softball team in 1998.

A career military officer, Grider served two tours in the MiddleEast and is currently a member of the U.S. Army Reserve unit inSavannah.

AASU Sponsors

7The Pirates have won 11 PBC Weekly honors since the 1998 season

The Armstrong Atlantic StateAthletic Department wouldlike to thank the following

sponsors for their support ofPirate Athletics:

The Armstrong Atlantic State softball squad begins a new era in 2002 - for the first time, thePirates will take the field without four seniors who had played every game since the inception of AASUfastpitch softball in 1998.

Gone are outfielder Crystal McCracken, second baseman Tesh Wiewel, first baseman NicoleWeirauch and shortstop Ansley Paschal, key parts of the Pirates’ squad that finished 33-14 last seasonand led NCAA Division II in fielding with a .976 average.

In fact, the Pirates have only two players left from the 2000 squadthat brought home AASU’s first Peach Belt Conference champion-ship and an NCAA berth - senior pitcher Annie Sells and seniorthird baseman Brea Smith.

A new era could not have a better foundation than Sells, a three-time All-PBC and All-Region pitcher who is the conference’s careerleader in strikeouts. The PBC’s Freshman of the Year in 1999 andPlayer of the Year in 2000, Sells will find competition in the circlethis season from junior Australian hurler Delaney Warrian andfreshman Californian Katy Perkins, giving the Pirates a steadyrotation heading into the season.

Smith, a 2001 PBC All-Tournament selection last season, is theonly returner in a brand new infield that features a University ofGeorgia transfer and two freshman. Sophomore Lindsay Phillips,who started all 61 games for the Bulldogs in 2000, will be AASU’snew shortstop and her double-play mate will be freshman Califor-nian Stacy Oliver. Freshman Amanda Kort will play first base, whilesophomore UGA transfer Diana Corwin will see time at catcher

with returnee Kelli McNary.The outfield features two returnees in right fielder Breon

Michel, a 2001 All-PBC and All-Region performer, and centerfielder Sara Noe, a speedy slap hitter who led off most of theseason last year for the Pirates. Joining Noe and Michel in theoutfield will be sophomore Jocelyn Lavender, a transfer fromGraceland University.

Another Georgia transfer, sophomore Stacey Richardson,will be the Pirates’ designated player, but could also see time inthe outfield, as could freshman Allison Bell from Richmond Hill.

The Lady Pirates have been picked to finish third in thePeach Belt Conference in a preseason poll of conferencecoaches, behind No. 3 preseason-ranked Kennesaw State andNo. 12-ranked North Florida.

The schedule contains several strong non-conferenceopponents as the Pirates will visit North Florida, Kennesaw Stateand Francis Marion for tournament action, as well as the alwayscompetitive PBC schedule. AASU will play seven games againstteams ranked in the NFCA’s Division II Top 25 Preseason Poll,and with a new expanded field of 48 for the NCAA Champion-ships, a second trip to the big dance for the Pirates is definitelywithin reach.

2002Peach BeltPreseason

Softball PollAs voted on by the PBC Softball

Coaches; Coaches could not vote forown team

Pl Team(1st) Points1. Kennesaw State (8) 962. North Florida (2) 913. Armstrong Atlantic (1) 844. Columbus State 655. USC Spartanburg 606. Georgia Coll. & St. 547. Augusta State 448. Francis Marion 379. USC Aiken 3410. Lander 2411. UNC Pembroke 16

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2002 Season Preview

Senior OF Breon Michel

AASU is picked to finish third in the PBC in the coaches’ preseason poll

2002 Armstrong Atlantic StateLady Pirate Softball Roster

No. Name Ht. Cl. Pos. B/T Hometown/Previous School1 Amanda Kort 5-9 Fr. 1B R/L Lexington, Ga. / Oglethorpe County HS3 Breon Michel 5-8 Sr. OF R/R Tiffin, Iowa / Indian Hills CC5 Lindsay Phillips 5-4 Soph. SS R/R Harrison, Tenn. / University of Georgia7 Sara Noe 5-6 Sr. OF S/R Eldon, Iowa / Indian Hills CC9 Annie Sells 5-8 Sr. RHP R/R Chattanooga, Tenn. / Notre Dame HS13 Brea Smith 5-5 Sr. 3B R/R Moreno Valley, Calif. / Valley View HS15 Stacy Oliver 5-3 Fr. 2B R/R Whitter, Calif. / La Serna HS16 Kelli McNary 5-4 Sr. C R/R Snellville, Ga. / Abraham Baldwin18 Delaney Warrian 5-8 Jr. RHP R/R Carool, Australia/ Chattanooga State CC20 Alison Bell 5-11 Fr. OF R/R Richmond Hill, Ga. / Richmond Hill HS25 Jocelyn Lavender 5-5 Soph. OF R/R Leawood, Kan. / Graceland University33 Katy Perkins 5-7 Fr. RHP R/R Brea, Calif. / Brea Olinda HS42 Stacey Richardson 5-6 Soph. DP/OF L/R Dalton, Ga. / University of Georgia99 Diana Corwin 5-9 Soph. C R/R Palm Desert, Calif. / Palm Desert HS

Head Coach: Marty McDanielAssistant Coaches: Maria Winn, Eric Grider

By StateGeorgia (4)

Alison Bell, Amanda Kort, Kelli McNary, StaceyRichardson

California (4)Diana Corwin, Stacy Oliver, Katy Perkins, Brea

Smith

Iowa (2)Breon Michel, Sara Noe

Tennessee (2) Lindsay Phillips, Annie Sells

Kansas (1)Jocelyn Lavender

New South Wales, Australia (1)Delaney Warrian

By ClassSeniors (5)

Kelli McNary, Breon Michel, Sara Noe, AnnieSells, Brea Smith

Juniors (1)Delaney Warrian

Sophomores (4)Diana Corwin, Jocelyn Lavender, Lindsay

Phillips, Stacey Richardson

Freshmen (4)Alison Bell, Amanda Kort, Stacy Oliver, Katy

Perkins

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2002 Softball Roster

AASURoster Breakdown

AASU has 14 players from five different states and one from Australia

Kelly McNary’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-SBA Avg.2001 47-46 35 2 3 0 0 0 3 2 12 0-0 .0861 Year 47-46 35 2 3 0 0 0 3 2 12 0-0 .086

2002 AASU Player Profiles

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Annie Sells is the Peach Belt Conference’s all-time strikeout leader

Annie Sells’ Career Hitting StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-SBA Avg.1999 48-48 159 27 51 14 1 7 34 5 22 0-0 .3212000 51-51 154 32 56 11 0 13 44 20 15 0-0 .3642001 46-46 144 27 48 9 0 8 32 15 16 0-0 .3333 Years 145-145 447 86 155 34 1 28 106 40 53 0-0 .347

Annie Sells’ Career Pitching StatisticsYear GP-GS W-L Svs CG IP H R ER BB SO ERA1999 29-28 23-4 0 24 180.2 80 31 18 69 157 0.702000 27-26 23-3 0 23 176.1 77 26 19 53 264 0.752001 26-25 18-6 1 21 153.1 91 44 37 70 187 1.693 Years 82-79 64-13 0 68 510.1 248 101 74 191 608 1.02

Kelli McNary5-4 • Senior •ÊCatcher • B:R T:RSnellville, Ga. • Abraham BaldwinSenior backstop who will see action at catcher this season. 2001: Playedin all 47 games, starting 46 ... Hit .086 in 35 at-bats. JUNIOR COL-LEGE: Played for two seasons at Abraham Baldwin AgriculturalCollege in Tifton, Ga, earning All-Region and All-State honors . HIGHSCHOOL: Played for four seasons at Shiloh HS in Snellville, Ga. ...Earned All-State and All-Region honors for the Generals. PERSONAL:Born Kelli Ann McNary on December 5, 1979, in Atlanta, Ga. ...Hometown is Snellville ... Daughter of Ginny and Ron McNary ...Majoring in secondary education ... Enjoys swimming and music.

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Annie Sells5-8 • Senior •ÊPitcher • B:R T:RChattanooga, Tenn. • Notre Dame HSThree-time All-PBC and All-Region player who is the Peach BeltConference’s career strikeout leader ... Second-Team All-Americapitcher in 2000 who will again be one of the top hurlers in the nation.2001: Went 18-6 with a 1.69 ERA, striking out 187 hitters in 153.1innings pitched ... Also hit .333 with a team-leading eight home runs and32 RBI ... Hurled two no-hitters on the season, including a 2-0 blankingof USC Spartanburg on 4/18. 2000: PBC Player of the Year who hit .364with 13 home runs and went 23-3 with an 0.75 ERA ... Earned All-PBC,All-Region and All-America honors as a sophomore ... Hurled 16shutouts and two no-hitters. 1999: Went 23-4 with a 0.70 ERA in herfirst season with the Pirates ... Named to All-PBC and second-team All-

Region honors ... Hurled 11 shutouts and four CG no-hitters ... Also hit .321 with seven home runs and 34RBI. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned high school All-America honors at Notre Dame HS in Chattanooga, Tenn. ...All-State honors for two seasons and the Tennessee Player of the Year in 1995. PERSONAL: Born BarbaraAnne Sells on May 25, 1980, in Chattanooga, Tenn., her hometown ... Majoring in health science.

2002 AASU Player Profiles

11Breon Michel hit .333 to earn All-PBC Honors in 2001

Breon Michel5-8 • Senior •ÊOutfield • B:R T:RTiffin, Iowa. • Indian Hills CCReturning All-Conference and All-Region outfielder who will play rightfield for the Pirates in 2002. 2001: Started all 47 games for the Pirates ...Hit .333 with 10 doubles and 13 RBI for the Pirates, earning All-PBCand All-South Atlantic Region honors. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Playedfor two seasons for Indian Hills CC in Ottumwa, Iowa ... Earned first-team All-Region and first-team All-America and Academic All-Americahonors for the Warriors. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for five years atClear Creek HS in Tiffin, Iowa ... Earned first-team All-Conference andAll-District honors for the Clippers ... Also named first-team All-SateElite Squad. PERSONAL: Born Breon Elizabeth Michel on July 13,

1980, in Iowa City, Iowa ... Hometown is Tiffin ... Daughter of Tom Michel ... Majoring in nutrition ... Enjoysshopping and playing volleyball ... Kobe Bryant and Michelle Smith are favorite sports personalities.

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Breon Michel’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-SBA Avg.2001 47-47 144 19 48 10 1 0 13 4 20 4-7 .3331 Year 47-47 144 19 48 10 1 0 13 4 20 4-7 .333

Sara Noe5-6 • Senior •ÊOutfield • B:L T:REldon, Iowa • Indian Hills CCPirates’ leadoff hitter and center fielder in 2001 who returns for hersenior season. 2001: Started all 47 games for the Pirates ... Hit .276 withteam-best 29 runs scored ... Also stole seven bases and drew a team-best18 walks. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played for two seasons at Indian HillsCC in Ottumwa, Iowa ... Earned All-Region honors for the Warriors.HIGH SCHOOL: Played for five seasons at Cardinal HS in Eldon,Iowa ... Two-time first-team All-State honoree, also named All-Conference and All-District four times for the Comets. PERSONAL:Born Sara Ann Noe on February 21, 1980, in Ottumwa, Iowa ...Hometown is Eldon ... Daughter of Joe and Cheryl Noe ... Majoring in

elementary education ... Enjoys shopping and hanging out with friends ... Derek Jeter and Ken Griffey, Jr., arefavorite sports personalities.

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Sara Noe’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-SBA Avg.2001 47-47 152 29 42 1 0 0 7 18 15 7-9 .2761 Year 47-47 152 29 42 1 0 0 7 18 15 7-9 .276

2002 AASU Player Profiles

12 Brea Smith earned All-PBC Tournament honors In 2001, hitting .467

Brea Smith5-5 • Senior •ÊThird Base • B:R T:RMoreno Valley, Calif. • Valley View HSSenior third baseman who will again man the hot corner for the Piratesin 2002. 2001: Played in 39 games, starting 34, for the Pirates as a junior... Hit .287 and was hit by a pitch a team-leading seven times ... EarnedAll-PBC Tournament honors, hitting .467 (7-for-15), including a 4-for-4day against nationally ranked Kennesaw State. 2000: Hit .331 with 16RBI as a sophomore ... Earned second-team All-South Atlantic Regionhonors for the Pirates. 1999: Hit .347 with 26 RBI as a freshman ...Struck out just once every 16 times at bat. HIGH SCHOOL: Playedfor four seasons at Valley View HS in Moreno Valley ... Earned All-Conference, All-County and First-Team All-Sunbelt League honors forthe Eagles. PERSONAL: Born Brea Smith on February 15, 1980, in

Fontana, Calif. ... Daughter of David and Vickie Smith ... Majoring in biology/pre-med ... Enjoys going toska/punk shows ... Ty Cobb is a favorite sports personality.

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Brea Smith’s Career StatisticsYear GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB-SBA Avg.1999 50-50 144 27 50 9 0 0 26 7 9 3-4 .3472000 55-53 154 27 51 7 0 0 16 18 14 2-6 .3312001 39-34 87 11 25 2 0 0 8 8 3 0-1 .2873 Years 144-137 385 65 126 18 0 0 50 33 26 5-11 .327

Delaney Warrian5-8 • Junior •ÊRHP • B:R T:RCarool, New South Wales • Chattanooga St. CCJunior hurler from down under who will be the Lady Pirates’ No. 2starter in 2002. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Pitched one season for Chatta-nooga State CC in Tennessee ... Also pitched one season for BriarcliffeCollege, helping the Seahawks reach the NJCAA National Champion-ships ... Earned Academic All-America honors. SECONDARY:Attended Clayfield College in Brisbane, Australia, and earned the NewSouth Wales Blue Award, given to the highest sports achiever in the state... Also earned Junior Sportsperson of the Year award. PERSONAL:Born Delaney Warrian on June 25, 1981, in Carool, New South Wales,

Australia, her hometown ... Daughter of John Warrian, a former Australian motorcycle road racing champion... Majoring in physical education ... Enjoys dancing, shopping and listening to music ... Aspires to be amember of the Australian national softball team ... Lisa Fernandez is a favorite sports personality.

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2002 AASU Player Profiles

13The Pirates feature three UGA transfers on the squad in 2002

Jocelyn Lavender5-5 • Sophomore •ÊOF • B:R T:RLeawood, Kan. • Graceland UniversitySophomore outfielder who transfers to the Pirates this season ... Canplay all three outfield spots. PREVIOUS COLLEGE: Played for oneseason for the Graceland University Yellowjackets in Lamoni, Iowa ...HIGH SCHOOL: Played for four years at Blue Valley HS in Stilwell,Kansas ... Earned All-Sun Country Honorable Mention honors as ajunior and second-team All-Eastern Kansas honors as a senior at secondbase for the Tigers ... Member of Who’s Who Among High SchoolAthletes. PERSONAL: Born Jocelyn Coleen Lavender on October 31,1981, in Kansas City, Mo ... Hometown is Leawood, Kan. ... Daughter

of Karl and Linda Lavender ... Sister, Ashley, is a freshman on the Armstrong Atlantic State volleyball squad... Majoring in health science with a minor in political science ... Enjoys working out, shopping, going to thebeach and playing water sports.

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Lindsay Phillips5-4 • Sophomore •ÊShortstop • B:R T:RHarrison, Tenn. • University of GeorgiaSophomore transfer from the University of Georgia who will take overas the Pirates’ starting shortstop in 2002. PREVIOUS COLLEGE:Played for one season for the University of Georgia Bulldogs in 2000 ...Started all 61 games as a freshman, hitting .202 with nine RBI and ateam-best 13 sacrifice hits. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for four years atThe Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tenn. ... Earned All-District and All-Tournament honors for the Red Raiders ... Also earned All-State and All-District honors in volleyball. PERSONAL: Born Lindsay Lucia Phillipson June 19, 1981, in Chattanooga, Tenn. ... Hometown is Harrison ...

Daughter of Mary Lu and Larry Phillips ... Majoring in political science ... Cousin of Kurt and Jack Keene,who each played baseball for the University of Tennessee ... Enjoys all sports and shopping ... Would like towork in public relations after her playing career ... Cal Ripken is a favorite sports personality.

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2002 AASU Player Profiles

AASU ascended to No. 1 in the NFCA DII Top 25 Poll on April 26, 2000

Stacey Richardson5-6 • Sophomore •ÊDP/OF • B:L T:RDalton, Ga. • University of GeorgiaSophomore slugger who transfers to the Pirates from the University ofGeorgia ... Will see time in the outfield and as a designated player in2002. PREVIOUS COLLEGE: Played for one season for the Univer-sity of Georgia in 2000 ... Played in 52 games, starting 22, and hit .244with five RBI ... Drew 16 walks, second-best on squad. HIGHSCHOOL: Played for four years at Dalton High School in Dalton, Ga.... Named team MVP and was the team’s best offensive player for threeyears for the Catamounts. PERSONAL: Born Stacey Renee Richardsonon March 5, 1981, in Dalton, Ga., her hometown ... Daughter of Tena

and Larry Richardson ... Majoring in early childhood education ... Enjoys hanging out with friends ... TomGlavine is a favorite sports personality.

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Diana Corwin5-9 • Sophomore •ÊCatcher • B:R T:RPalm Desert, Calif. • University of GeorgiaSophomore catcher who will step in behind the plate for the Pirates in2002 . PREVIOUS COLLEGE: Attended the University of Georgia forone year, redshirting in 2000. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for four yearsfor Palm Desert HS in Palm Desert, Calif. ... First-Team All-DesertValley League honors and twice named Team MVP ... School’s Athleteof the Year as a senior for the Aztecs. PERSONAL: Born Diana LynnCorwin on November 19, 1982, in San Dimas, Calif. ... Hometown isPalm Desert ... Daughter of Randy and Sandy Corwin ... Majoring innursing ... Enjoys going to the lake and four-wheeling ... Mike Piazza is

a favorite sports personality.

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2002 AASU Player Profiles

The Pirates won their first Peach Belt Conference title in 2000

Alison Bell5-11 • Freshman •ÊOF • B:R T:RRichmond Hill, Ga. • Richmond Hill HSFreshman local product who is the tallest player on the Lady Pirates’squad ... Will provide depth in the outfield and a good bat off of thebench. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for three years for Richmond Hill HSin Richmond Hill, Ga. ... Named team’s best offensive player for twoyears for the Wildcats. PERSONAL: Born Alison Fran Bell on June 8,1983, in Albany, Ga. ... Hometown is Richmond Hill ... Daughter ofCathy Bell ... Majoring in civil engineering ... Enjoys biking, hiking,skating and playing all sports.

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Amanda Kort5-9 • Freshman •Ê1B • B:R T:LLexington, Ga. • Oglethorpe County HSFreshman who will be the starting first baseman for the Pirates in 2002.HIGH SCHOOL: Played for four years at Oglethorpe County HS inLexington, Ga., for the Lady Patriots ... Also competed for the women’sbasketball squad. PERSONAL: Born Amanda Suzanne Kort onNovember 22, 1982, in Atlanta, Ga. ... Hometown is Lexington ...Daughter of Rita Kort ... Majoring in criminal justice.

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2001 AASU Player Profiles

16 Annie Sells hurled the 15th no hitter in AASU history on 4/18 over USCS

Stacy Oliver5-3 • Freshman •Ê2B • B:R T:RWhittier, Calif. • La Serna HSFreshman infielder who will take over the starting second base positionfor the Pirates in 2002. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for four years at LaSerna HS in Whittier, Calif. ... Earned three-time All-Area and three-time First-Team Del Rio honors ... La Serna captured the CIF Champi-onship in 2001 ... Earned second-team All-CIF honors for the Lancers.PERSONAL: Born Stacy Oliver on April 5, 1983, in Whittier, Calif.,her hometown ... Daughter of Greg and Rae Oliver ... Majoring in healthscience ... Enjoys listening to music and going to the beach ... Wouldlike to pursue a career in physical therapy ... Chipper Jones, Derek Jeter

and Alex Rodriguez are favorite sports personalities.

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Katy Perkins5-7 • Freshman •ÊRHP • B:R T:RBrea, Calif. • Brea Olinda HSFreshman pitcher who will be the Pirates’ third starter in 2002. HIGHSCHOOL: Played three years for Brea Olinda HS in Brea, Calif. ...Earned first-team All-Orange League honors ... Named Athlete of theYear for the Wildcats ... Also captain of the Brea Olinda water polosquad. PERSONAL: Born Katherine Nichole Perkins on September 6,1983, in Fullerton, Calif. ... Hometown is Brea, Calif. ... Daughter ofJanet and Brian Perkins ... Majoring in elementary education ... Enjoysdancing, swimming, hanging out with friends and spending time withfamily ... Lisa Fernandez is a favorite sports personality.

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2001 AASU Season Review

17AASU recorded a .976 fielding percentage in 2001, tops in NCAA Division II

The Pirates endured a rollercoaster season in 2001, culminating in a runner-up finish at the PeachBelt Conference tournament and on the outside looking in of their second straight NCAA Champion-ships appearance.

AASU began the season with 19 wins in its first 22 games, but a midseason swoon in PBC playleft the Pirates with a 24-10 record and just a 5-7 mark in the league heading into a doubleheader at

Francis Marion on April 11. The Pirates reeled off eightstraight wins after that point, including knocking off PBCchampion Kennesaw State 11-7 in the conference tournamentand advancing to the championship game, where they lost aheartbreaking 5-4 game to North Florida. In the final regionrankings, the Pirates finished fifth, one spot out of the NCAAtournament, ending the year with a 33-14 record, 11-9 in thePeach Belt Conference.

Despite the lateseason disappointment, the Pirates hadplenty to celebrate in 2001, as four outstanding playersfinished their four-year careers at AASU - Crystal McCracken,a two-time All-PBC and All-Region outfielder, finished herPirate career with a .332 average and 26 home runs; TeshWiewel, the Pirates’ all-time leader in career batting averageat .353 and a 2000 All-PBC and All-Region second baseman;first baseman Nicole Weirauch, who ranks as the PBC’s all-time leader and among the NCAA leaders in walks and hit acareer-best eight home runs in 2001; and shortstop AnsleyPaschal, AASU’s all-time stolen base leader with 40. These

four players were part of the inaugural AASU softball team and helped lay the foundation for thePirates to become one of the nation’s finest DII softball programs.

Senior Julie King, who recorded 47 wins for the Pirates, and Diana Julian also finished their AASUcareers in 2001.

The senior leadership by these players helped thePirates lead the nation in fielding percentage as the Piratescommitted just 33 errors all season long. The .975 fieldingpercentage ranks as one of the division’s top fieldingpercentages ever and is the first time an AASU softballsquad has led the country in a statistical category.

Junior pitcher Annie Sells earned All-PBC and All-Region honors for the third season in a row as the Pirates’ace went 18-6 with a 1.69 ERA and 187 strikeouts in 153.1innings pitched. Joining Sells on the All-Conference andAll-Region squad was junior Breon Michel, a juniorcollege transfer who hit .333 for the Pirates in her firstseason at AASU. Sells and junior Brea Smith were namedto the All-PBC Tournament squad, as were McCrackenand Wiewel. Wiewel was also the PBC’s Player of theWeek for March 27, while Sells was the PBC’s Pitcher ofthe Week for the sixth time in her career.

Tesh Wiewel

Ansley Paschal

Date Opponent Score R-H-E / R-H-E Inn Overall PBC Pitcher2-24 Mount Olive W 13-1 13-12-0 1-2-2 5 1-0 0-0 Sells (W 1-0)2-24 Mount Olive W 11-0 11-10-1 0-2-3 5 2-0 0-0 King (W 1-0)3-2 # Saint Leo L 0-1 0-4-1 1-0-1 7 2-1 0-0 Sells (L 1-1)3-2 # Northwood (Fla.) W 8-0 8-10-1 0-0-1 5 3-1 0-0 King (W 2-0)3-3 # Barry W 3-2 3-5-0 2-5-1 7 4-1 0-0 Sells (W 2-1)3-3 # Eckerd W 5-0 5-7-1 0-2-2 7 5-1 0-0 King (W 3-0)3-6 * Lander W 7-1 7-11-0 1-2-1 6 6-1 1-0 Sells (W 3-1)3-6 * Lander W 6-1 6-9-1 1-2-1 7 7-1 2-0 King (W 4-0)3-11 at Hawaii-Pacific L 3-6 3-9-1 6-5-0 7 7-2 2-0 Sells (L 3-2)3-11 at Hawaii-Pacific L 3-5 3-8-0 5-9-0 7 7-3 2-0 King (L 4-1)3-12 at BYU-Hawaii W 6-0 6-7-0 0-2-4 7 8-3 2-0 King (W 5-1)3-12 at BYU-Hawaii W 9-0 9-10-0 0-1-4 5 9-3 2-0 Sells (W 4-2)3-15 at Hawaii-Hilo W 5-3 5-9-1 3-9-1 7 10-3 2-0 King (W 6-1)3-15 at Hawaii-Hilo W 3-1 3-7-0 1-4-2 7 11-3 2-0 Sells (W 5-2)3-16 at Hawaii-Hilo W 4-0 4-6-3 0-8-1 7 12-3 2-0 King (W 7-1)3-16 at Hawaii-Hilo W 2-1 2-3-0 1-5-2 7 13-3 2-0 Sells (W 6-2)3-22 Kutztown W 4-3 4-9-2 3-2-4 7 14-3 2-0 Sells (W 7-2)3-22 Kutztown W 4-0 4-10-1 0-2-1 7 15-3 2-0 King (W 8-1)3-23 % St. Mary’s (Texas) W 3-1 3-7-1 1-2-0 7 16-3 2-0 Sells (W 8-2)3-23 % Longwood W 1-0 1-5-0 0-4-1 7 17-3 2-0 King (W 9-1)3-24 % Kutztown W 6-0 6-9-1 0-4-3 7 18-3 2-0 King (W 10-1)3-25 % Alabama-Huntsville W 2-1 2-5-0 1-2-1 7 19-3 2-0 Sells (W 9-2)3-31 * at Augusta State L 2-3 2-9-1 3-4-2 7 19-4 2-1 Sells (L 9-3)3-31 * at Augusta State L 1-2 1-9-1 2-7-2 9 19-5 2-2 King (L 10-2)4/1 * at USC Aiken L 0-8 0-3-4 8-5-1 5 19-6 2-3 Sells (L 9-4)4/1 * at USC Aiken W 5-3 5-10-1 3-6-1 7 20-6 3-3 King (W 11-2)4/5 * North Florida L 0-5 0-5-0 5-7-0 7 20-7 3-4 Sells (L 9-5)4/5 * North Florida L 2-4 2-7-1 4-9-0 7 20-8 3-5 King (L 11-3)4/7 * GC&SU L 0-2 0-4-1 2-4-0 7 20-9 3-6 King (L 11-4)4/7 * GC&SU W 2-1 2-8-0 1-3-0 7 21-9 4-6 Sells (W 10-5)4/8 Georgia Southwestern W 3-0 3-6-1 0-3-2 7 22-9 4-6 Sells (W 11-5)4/8 Georgia Southwestern W 8-0 8-12-1 0-3-2 6 23-9 4-6 King (W 12-4)4/10 * at UNC Pembroke W 11-0 11-17-0 0-3-5 7 24-9 5-6 Sells (W 12-5)4/10 * at UNC Pembroke L 2-3 2-6-1 3-6-1 7 24-10 5-7 King (L 12-5)4/11 * at Francis Marion W 3-1 3-5-0 1-5-1 7 25-10 6-7 Sells (W 13-5)4/11 * at Francis Marion W 6-2 6-9-1 2-4-4 7 26-10 7-7 King (W 13-5)4/14 * Columbus State W 7-0 7-11-0 0-7-0 7 27-10 8-7 Sells (W 14-5)4/14 * Columbus State W 7-1 7-8-0 1-6-2 7 28-10 9-7 King (W 14-5)4/18 * USC Spartanburg W 2-0 2-7-0 0-0-1 7 29-10 10-7 Sells (W 15-5)4/18 * USC Spartanburg W 2-1 2-5-1 1-4-0 7 30-10 11-7 King (W 15-5)4/21 & Augusta State W 6-0 6-11-0 0-4-1 7 31-10 11-7 Sells (W 16-5)4/21 & Kennesaw State W 11-7 11-15-0 7-17-1 7 32-10 11-7 Sells (W 17-5)4/21 & North Florida L 0-5 0-5-2 5-11-2 7 32-11 11-7 King (L 15-6)4/22 & Augusta State W 3-2 3-8-1 2-5-0 7 33-11 11-7 Sells (W 18-5)4/22 & North Florida L 4-5 4-8-1 5-9-2 7 33-12 11-7 King (L 15-7)4/28 * at Kennesaw State L 0-1 0-1-0 1-7-0 7 33-13 11-8 Sells (L 18-6)4/28 * at Kennesaw State L 1-6 1-3-1 6-14-0 7 33-14 11-9 King (L 15-8)

*- Peach Belt Conference # - Osprey Invitational % - Kennesaw State Owl Invitational& - Peach Belt Conference Championships

2001 Season Results

18 AASU beat three ranked teams in 2001, including No. 6 KSU & No. 7 UAH

Final 2001 Statistics

19AASU is a combined 39-3 at home over the last two seasons

The Armstrong Atlantic State Univer-sity softball team plays on campus at thePirate Softball Complex, located behindthe Pirate baseball field.

The on-campus complex includeshome and visitor dugouts with storageareas in each and a restroom located in thehome dugout. The Pirate softballscoreboard is located in right-center fieldand two bullpens are on each side of thefield for pitcher/catcher use. For facilitymaintenance, the Pirates have a tarp thatcovers the entire infield, reaching into theoutfield to help avoid rainouts. The field istotally enclosed with left and center fieldreaching 200 feet and right field reaching 190 feet. Aluminum stands sit behind home plate and seatapproximately 500 fans. A parking lot providing easy access to the softball complex rests behind thefirst base dugout and two new batting cages behind the left field fence were recently completed.

2001 AASU Softball Final Hitting StatisticsNAME G-GS AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB SB-SBA OB%Tillery ........... 20-0 1 7 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 1-3 1.000Wiewel .......... 47-47 144 23 49 .340 13 3 0 29 68 .472 10 0-0 .376Sells .............. 46-46 144 27 48 .333 9 0 8 32 81 .563 15 0-0 .394Michel ........... 47-47 144 19 48 .333 10 1 0 13 60 .417 4 4-7 .364McCracken ... 45-44 133 16 44 .331 7 0 4 28 63 .474 14 0-0 .399Paschal .......... 47-47 124 27 39 .315 4 0 1 9 46 .371 14 10-12 .379Smith ............ 39-34 87 11 25 .287 2 0 0 8 27 .310 8 0-1 .388Noe ............... 47-47 152 29 42 .276 1 0 0 7 43 .283 18 7-9 .364Weirauch ...... 47-47 131 21 36 .275 5 1 8 32 67 .511 16 0-1 .371Morris ........... 28-27 77 8 19 .247 0 2 0 7 23 .299 6 3-3 .294Julian ............ 17-5 16 5 3 .188 0 1 0 5 5 .313 1 3-3 .235Garrett ........... 16-9 31 1 5 .161 1 0 0 2 6 .194 2 0-0 .212McNary ......... 47-46 35 2 3 .086 0 0 0 3 3 .086 2 0-0 .158King .............. 14-10 27 0 2 .074 0 0 0 0 2 .074 3 1-1 .167AASU 47-47 1246 196 364 .292 52 8 21 175 495 .397 113 29-40 .358Opponents 47-47 1124 89 227 .202 34 4 4 81 281 .250 87 16-28 .272

Final Pitching StatisticsNAME G-GS CG W-L S ERA IP H R ER BB K BF BAAKing .......... 26-22 21 15-8 1 1.64 157.2 136 45 37 17 82 599 .227Sells .......... 26-25 21 18-6 1 1.69 153.1 91 44 37 70 187 525 .173AASU 47-47 42 33-14 2 1.67 311.0 227 89 74 87 269 1124 .202OPP 47-47 36 14-33 0 3.43 306.0 364 196 150 113 174 1246 .292

AASU Softball Facilities

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All-Time Results

The Pirates began the 2000 season by winning their first 21 games

199827-22 Overall • 12-7 PBC

2/14 at Florida Tech W 1-0L 2-1

2/20 vs. Florida Southern L 5-4vs. Valdosta State L 4-3vs. Barry L 7-2

2/21 vs. West Florida L 7-6vs. North Florida L 5-3

2/26 at SCAD W 5-0W 11-0

2/28 at Newberry W 9-1W 4-1

3/3 * Francis Marion W 5-3W 6-5

3/6 vs. Limestone W 11-4vs. LIU-CW Post L 2-1

3/7 vs. Coker L 1-03/11 Alderson-Broaddus L 1-0

W 10-23/13 * UNC Pembroke W 8-0

W 9-43/13 vs. USC Aiken L 7-0

vs. Wisconsin-Parkside W 6-33/14 vs. Valdosta State L 3-0

vs. California (Pa.) L 8-23/15 vs. Southern Indiana W 2-0

vs. Humboldt State L 8-13/20 * at Lander W 4-0

L 1-03/21 * at USC Spartanburg L 6-2

W 9-03/25 * at North Florida L 5-2

L 4-14/1 * Kennesaw State L 6-04/2 * at GC&SU W 1-0

W 10-24/4 * USC Aiken W 9-1

W 5-04/5 * at Columbus State L 3-0

L 4-04/10 * at Augusta State W 2-1

W 6-24/15 Newberry W 3-04/21 SCAD W 4-2

W 14-14/25 $ vs. Lander W 3-1

$ vs. Kennesaw State L 9-1$ vs. Francis Marion W 10-1

4/26 $ vs. Lander W 4-2$ vs. North Florida L 0-1

* Peach Belt Conference game$ PBC Tournament (Milledgeville, Ga.)

199942-10 Overall • 14-6 PBC

2/13 at Eckerd W 6-1W 5-0

2/14 at Tampa W 2-0W 10-0

2/16 Presbyterian W 2-0W 4-3

2/20 Fort Valley State W 23-0W 10-0

2/26 ! vs. Saint Leo W 3-2! vs. Barry L 4-1! vs. Eckerd W 9-1

2/27 ! vs. Lincoln Memorial W 4-1! vs. Queens W 10-3

3/5 ^ vs. Lincoln Memorial L 6-4^ vs. SIU Edwardsville W 10-7^ vs. West Alabama W 5-4

3/10 Edinboro W 8-0W 2-1

3/12 # vs. Wayne State L 5-2# vs. California (Pa.) W 10-0

3/13 # vs. Valdosta State W 3-1# vs. A&M-Kingsville L 6-2# vs. Presbyterian W 11-2

3/18 * USC Spartanburg W 8-0W 5-3

3/10 Concord W 9-1W 4-0

3/21 Barton W 8-0W 8-0

3/26 * GC&SU W 3-1W 4-3

3/28 * at Kennesaw State L 1-0L 3-2

3/30 SCAD W 11-04/3 * at Augusta State W 8-0

W 1-04/6 at Newberry W 9-0

W 4-24/11 * Lander W 8-0

W 12-04/13 * at USC Aiken W 4-0

W 4-34/17 * at UNC Pembroke W 10-1

W 9-14/18 * at Francis Marion W 11-0

L 4-34/25 * Columbus State W 2-1

L 3-05/1 * North Florida L 2-0

L 4-2

* Peach Belt Conference game! UNF Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)^ West Georgia Tournament (Carrollton)# VSU Tournament (Valdosta, Ga.)

200042-10 Overall • 14-6 PBC

2/19 Edward Waters W 17-0W 19-0

2/25 % Lenoir-Rhyne W 6-02/26 % Lenoir-Rhyne W 7-1

% Valdosta State W 17-03/1 Lake Superior State W 8-0

W 10-03/3 ! vs. Barry W 6-4

! vs. Florida Southern W 2-03/4 ! vs. Valdosta State W 7-0

! vs. Eckerd W 20-0! vs. Saint Leo W 2-0

3/5 ! vs. Northwood W 6-23/8 * UNC Pembroke W 16-0

W 4-03/9 Edinboro W 2-0

W 5-03/10 at Edward Waters W 17-0

W 18-03/12 at St. Andrews W 9-0

W 4-03/13 at Catawba L 3-2

W 8-13/18 * USC Aiken W 4-0

W 4-13/19 * Francis Marion W 7-1

W 4-13/22 West Virginia State W 5-0

W 9-13/23 * at Lander W 7-0

W 4-33/25 ^ vs. Longwood W 2-0

^ vs. Ala.-Huntsville L 4-03/26 ^ vs. Presbyterian W 6-0

^ vs. Longwood L 6-43/28 Eckerd W 4-1

W 8-04/6 * at USC Spartanburg L 2-1

W 1-04/9 * Kennesaw State W 1-0

W 8-54/11 * at GC&SU W 10-0

W 7-44/13 at Valdosta State W 6-0

W 10-04/15 * at North Florida W 5-3

W 4-24/21 # GC&SU W 9-2

# Kennesaw State W 3-04/22 # Kennesaw State W 4-04/26 * Augusta State W 2-0

W 3-14/29 * at Columbus State W 1-0

L 3-05/12 $ vs. Columbus State W 1-0

$ at Kennesaw State L 8-05/13 $ vs. North Florida W 5-4

$ at Kennesaw State L 8-3* Peach Belt Conference game% AASU Spring Softball Classic! UNF Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)^ KSU Tournament (Kennesaw, Ga.)# AASU Peach Belt Blast$ NCAA DII Regional (Kennesaw)

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The Peach Belt Conference

Player Yr Pos HometownJessica Addison, USCS Jr. OF Ceres, CAKrissy Bamford, KSU Jr. SS Snellville, GABlake Baskin, KSU Sr. C Contonment, FLJami Cornwell, USCA So. SS Mt. Crawford, VAAmanda Fancher, KSU Fr. OF Greenville, SCAngela Griffin, CSU Jr. P Columbus, GAChanel Gonzales, USCS Sr. 3B Sacramento, CAMandy Harris, FMU Sr. SS Richardson, TXErica Jones, UNCP Sr. 2B Maysville, NCKelly Lee, UNF Sr. 2B Fort Pierce, FLKatrina Leverett, ASU Jr. SS Appling, GALisa Macki, KSU Fr. P Billings, MTBreon Michel, AASU Jr. OF Tiffin, IALaurie Niego, FMU So. C Chicago, ILDaisy de Peinder, CSU Sr. SS Oosterhout, NETHGina Ripper, UNF So. P Palm City, FLA.J. Rogers, CSU Jr. 2B Auburn, ALNikki Scholer, KSU Jr. 2B Olds, ALBAnnie Sells, AASU Jr. P/DP Chattanooga, TNAshley Tomlinson, LU So. OF Hartsville, SCPlayer Of The Year: Kelly Lee, UNFFreshman Of The Year: Lisa Macki, KSUCoach Of The Year: Scott Whitlock, AASU

2001 PBC Statistical LeadersBattingPlayer (Team) AVG1. Bamford (KSU) .4722. K. Lee (UNF) .4633. Fancher (KSU) .4434. Leverett (ASU) .437 Tomlinson (LU) .437

Home RunsPlayer (Team) HR1. Baskin (KSU) 182. Tomlinson (LU) 133. Addison (USCS) 124. Sells (AASU) 8 Weirauch (AASU) 8

Runs Batted InPlayer (Team) RBI1. Baskin (KSU) 692. Tomlinson (LU) 483. Bamford (KSU) 474. Scholer (KSU) 435. K. Lee (UNF) 41

Stolen BasesPlayer (Team) SB1. Hickson (USCS) 302. Fancher (KSU) 263. Cornwell (USCA) 234. Lawhon (ASU) 205. Bamford (KSU) 19

DoublesPlayer (Team) 2B1. K. Lee (UNF) 242. Miller (FMU) 213. Scholer (KSU) 184. Jester (UNF) 165. three tied with 15

WinsPlayer (Team) W1. Macki (KSU) 282. Bailey (KSU) 203. Ripper (UNF) 194. Sells (AASU) 18 Chewning (UNF) 18

Earned-Run AveragePlayer (Team) ERA1. Ripper (UNF) 0.832. Middagh (USCS) 1.053. Macki (KSU) 1.324. Oldaker (USCS) 1.415. Chewning (UNF) 1.49

StrikeoutsPlayer (Team) AVG1. Macki (KSU) 2102. Sells (AASU) 1873. Ripper (UNF) 1484. Chewning (UNF) 1315. Tomlinson (LU) 118

AASU placed four players on the 2001 PBC All-Tournament team

School PBC Home Away Overall Home Away NeutralKennesaw State 19-1 .950 10-0 9-1 48-11 .814 26-4 11-2 11-5North Florida 14-6 .700 6-4 8-2 41-12 .774 15-4 10-4 16-4Augusta State 11-8 .579 8-2 3-6 29-21-1 .57818-7-1 8-12 3-2Armstrong Atlantic State 11-9 .550 7-3 4-6 33-14 .702 13-3 11-8 9-3Francis Marion 11-9 .550 6-4 5-5 34-21 .618 19-6 13-11 2-4USC Spartanburg 11-9 .550 5-3 6-6 34-12 .739 19-3 10-6 5-3Columbus State 10-10.500 6-4 4-6 34-15 .694 23-5 6-9 5-1GC&SU 9-11 .450 4-6 5-5 23-24 .489 14-10 5-10 4-4USC Aiken 8-12 .400 5-7 3-5 28-23 .549 16-12 5-6 7-5Lander 3-16 .158 2-7 1-9 28-28 .500 22-14 6-12 0-2UNC Pembroke 2-18 .100 2-8 0-10 16-35 .314 9-13 1-18 6-6

2001 Peach Belt Conference Final Standings

2001 PBC All-Conference Honors

Player2/20 Janna Wyatt, CSU2/27 Amy Birch, FMU3/6 Ashley Tomlinson, LU3/13 Jessica Addison, USCS3/20 Jocelyn Lakani, GCSU3/27 Tesh Wiewel, AASU4/3 Blake Baskin, KSU4/10 Kelly Lee, UNF4/17 Krissy Bamford, KSU

2001 PBC Players of the WeekPitcher

Amanda Burson, CSULisa Macki, KSUCari Chewning, UNFCari Chewning, UNFTraci Miller, ASUAngela Griffin, CSUAmanda Burson, CSUGina Ripper, UNFAnnie Sells, AASU

2001 PBC All-Tournament

Krissy Bamford, KSUAmy Birch, FMUAmanda Burson, CSUCari Chewning, UNFJessica Chewning, UNFJami Cornwell, USCAKristi Davis, ASUDaisy de Peinder, CSUAmanda Fancher, KSUJessica Lawhon, ASUCathy Jester, UNF

Katerina Leverett, ASUCrystal McCracken, AASUKelly McGrath, UNFGina Ripper, UNFNikki Scholer, KSUAnnie Sells, AASUBrea Smith, AASUAndrea Smith, GCSUAmanda Willard, UNFTesh Wiewel, AASU

Team ChampionNorth Florida

Most Valuable PlayerKelly Lee, UNF

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2002 PBC Opponents

Francis Marion

Sat., April 6 1:00 p.m.

Location: Florence, SCEnrollment: 3,513Nickname: PatriotsColors: Red, White & Blue2001 Record: 34-21Peach Belt: 11-9 / t4th

Head Coach: Bill GrayPhone: (843) 661-1238SID: Michael HawkinsPhone: (843) 661-1222Fax: (843) 661-1219Web: www.fmarion.edu

GC&SU

@ Tues., March 26 1:00 p.m.

Location: Milledgeville, GAEnrollment: 5,200Nickname: BobcatsColors: Green and Blue2001 Record: 23-24Peach Belt: 9-11 / 8th

Head Coach: Windy TheesPhone: (478) 445-6870SID: Brad MullerPhone: (478) 445-1779Fax: (478) 445-1790Web: www.gcsu.edu

The Pirates are 55-24 in PBC play since the inaugural 1998 season

Augusta State

Mon., April 8 2:00 p.m.

Location: Augusta, GAEnrollment: 5,350Nickname: JaguarsColors: Royal Blue, White2001 Record: 29-21-1Peach Belt: 11-8 / 3rd

Head Coach: Melissa MullinsPhone: (706) 731-7916SID: Eva McGillivrayPhone: (706) 731-7925Fax: (706) 737-7719Web: www.aug.edu

Columbus State

@ Sat., March 30 2:00 p.m.

Location: Columbus, GAEnrollment: 5,500Nickname: CougarsColors: Red, White & Blue2001 Record: 34-15Peach Belt: 10-10 / 7th

Head Coach: Tiffany TootlePhone: (706) 569-3102SID: Mike PeacockPhone: (706) 569-3434Fax: (706) 569-3435Web: athletics.colstate.edu

Kennesaw State

Wed., April 10 2:00 p.m.

Location: Kennesaw, GAEnrollment: 12,861Nickname: OwlsColors: Black and Gold2001 Record: 48-11Peach Belt: 19-1 / 1st

Head Coach: Scott WhitlockPhone: (770) 423-6387SID: Mark TomaPhone: (770) 499-3217Fax: (770) 423-6665Web: www.ksuowls.com

Lander

@ Sat., April 13 1:30 p.m.

Location: Greenwood, SCEnrollment: 2,900Nickname: SenatorsColors: Royal Blue & Gold2001 Record: 28-28Peach Belt: 3-16 / 10th

Head Coach: Doug SpearsPhone: (864) 388-8691SID: Bob StonerPhone: (864) 388-8962Fax: (864) 388-8889Web: www.lander.edu

North Florida

@ Wed., April 3 4:00 p.m.

Location: Jacksonville, FLEnrollment: 12,086Nickname: OspreysColors: Navy Blue & Gray2001 Record: 41-12Peach Belt: 14-6 / 2nd

Head Coach: Sonya WilmothPhone: (904) 620-2947SID: B.J. SohnPhone: (904) 620-4025Fax: (904) 620-2836Web: www.unf.edu

UNC Pembroke

Sat., March 16 2:00 p.m.

Location: Pembroke, NCEnrollment: 3,100Nickname: BravesColors: Black and Gold2001 Record: 16-35Peach Belt: 2-18 / 11th

Head Coach: Denise RenfroPhone: (910) 521-6308SID: Pamela MasonPhone: (910) 521-6371Fax: (910) 521-6551Web: www.uncp.edu

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2002 Opponents

AASU will play nine home doubleheaders in 2002

USC Aiken

Thurs., March 14 1:00 p.m.

Location: Aiken, SCEnrollment: 3,200Nickname: PacersColors: Cardinal & White2001 Record: 28-23Peach Belt: 8-12 / 9th

Head Coach: Jerry SnyderPhone: (803) 641-3462SID: Brad FieldsPhone: (803) 641-3252Fax: (803) 641-3759Web: www.usca.sc.edu

USC Spartanburg

@ Sun., April 14 2:00 p.m.

Location: Spartanburg, SCEnrollment: 3,700Nickname: RiflesColors: Green, Black, White2001 Record: 34-12Peach Belt: 11-9 / t4th

Head Coach: Chris HawkinsPhone: (864) 503-5171SID: Bill EnglishPhone: (864) 503-5129Fax: (864) 503-5127Web: www.uscs.edu

Barton

Thurs., March 21 1:00 p.m.

Location: Wilson, NCEnrollment: 1,100Nickname: BulldogsColors: Royal Blue & WhiteConference: Carolina-Virginia2001 Record: 20-20

Head Coach: Sheryl NeffPhone: (252) 399-6536SID: John HackneyPhone: (252) 399-6515Fax: (252) 399-6516Web: www.barton.edu

Catawba

Fri., March 15 1:00 p.m.

Location: Salisbury, N.C.Enrollment: 1,250Nickname: IndiansColors: Navy Blue & WhiteConference: South Atlantic2001 Record: 10-31

Head Coach: Nan WhitleyPhone: (704) 637-4359SID: Jim LewisPhone: (704) 637-4720Fax: (706) 637-5705Web: www.catawba.edu

Edinboro

Tues., March 12 1:00 p.m.

Location: Edinboro, PAEnrollment: 8,200Nickname: Lady ScotsColors: Red and WhiteConference: PSAC2001 Record: 9-28

Head Coach: Dan GierlakPhone: (814) 732-2776 xt 229SID: Bob ShrevePhone: (814) 732-2776 xt 234Fax: (814) 732-2596Web: www.edinboro.edu

Northwood

@ Sun., Feb. 24 10:00 a.m.

Location: West Palm Beach, FLEnrollment: 500Nickname: SeahawksColors: Blue and WhiteConference: Florida Sun2001 Record: 14-26

Head Coach: Katie MahoneyPhone: (561) 681-7988SID: Bill CaudillPhone: (561) 681-7987Fax: (561) 478-5593Web: www.northwood.edu/fl

Valdosta State

Tues., April 16 2:00 p.m.

Location: Valdosta, GAEnrollment: 8,650Nickname: BlazersColors: Red and BlackConference: Gulf South2001 Record: 28-23

Head Coach: Kendra McDanielPhone: (229) 333-7405SID: Steve RobertsPhone: (229) 333-5890Fax: (229) 333-5972Web: www.valdosta.edu

Palm Beach Atlantic

@ Sat., Feb. 23 5:00 p.m.

Location: West Palm Beach, FLEnrollment: 2,100Nickname: SailfishColors: White & Royal BlueConference: Florida Sun2001 Record: 24-24

Head Coach: Bill WilsonPhone: (561) 791-2841SID: Eric MontgomeryPhone: (561) 803-2529Fax: (561) 803-2532Web: www.pbac.edu

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All-Time Records

Nicole Weirauch holds the all-time walks record in the PBC

Season CareerBatting Average

1. Crystal McCracken, 1999 ................. .4042. Crystal Saccomanno, 1998 ............... .3973. Ansley Paschal, 1999 ........................ .394

Tesh Wiewel, 2000 ........................... .3945. Nicole Weirauch, 1998 ..................... .371

Home Runs

1. Crystal McCracken, 2000 ................. 13Annie Sells, 2000 .............................. 13

3. Crystal Saccomanno, 1999 ............... 104. Crystal McCracken, 1999 ................. 8

Annie Sells, 2001 .............................. 8Nicole Weirauch, 2001 ..................... 8

Runs Batted In

1. Crystal McCracken, 2000 ................. 452. Annie Sells, 2000 .............................. 443. Crystal McCracken, 1999 ................. 424. Crystal Saccomanno, 1999 ............... 405. Tesh Wiewel, 2000 ........................... 39

Doubles

1. Nicole Weirauch, 1999 ..................... 172. Annie Sells, 1999 .............................. 143. Crystal McCracken, 1999 ................. 13

Tesh Wiewel, 2000 ........................... 13Tesh Wiewel, 2001 ........................... 13

Runs Scored

1. Tesh Wiewel, 2000 ........................... 542. Holly Schilling, 2000 ........................ 393. Holly Schilling, 1999 ........................ 384. Crystal Saccomanno, 1999 ............... 375. Crystal McCracken, 2000 ................. 35

Tesh Wiewel, 1999 ........................... 35

Stolen Bases

1. Holly Schilling, 1999 ........................ 192. Ansley Paschal, 1999 ........................ 14

Holly Schilling, 2000 ........................ 144. Ansley Paschal, 2001 ........................ 105. Tesh Wiewel, 1998 ........................... 10

Wins

1. Annie Sells, 1999 .............................. 23Annie Sells, 2000 .............................. 23

3. Annie Sells, 2001 .............................. 184. Julie King, 1999 ................................ 175. Christine Edge, 1998 ......................... 15

Julie King, 2000 ................................ 15Julie King, 2001 ................................ 15

Batting Average (Min. 200 AB)

1. Tesh Wiewel, 1998-2001 .................. .3532. Annie Sells, 1999- ............................. .3473. Crystal Saccomanno, 1998-2000 ...... .3334. Crystal McCracken, 1999-2001 ........ .3325. Brea Smith, 1999- ............................. .327

Home Runs

1. Annie Sells, 1999- ............................. 282. Crystal McCracken, 1998-2001 ........ 263. Crystal Saccomanno, 1998-2000 ...... 194. Nicole Weirauch, 1998-2001 ............ 145. Tesh Wiewel, 1998-2001 .................. 10

Runs Batted In

1. Crystal McCracken, 1998-2001 ........ 1302. Nicole Weirauch, 1998-2001 ............ 1243. Tesh Wiewel, 1998-2001 .................. 1234. Crystal Saccomanno, 1998-2000 ...... 1125. Annie Sells, 1999- ............................. 106

Doubles

1. Nicole Weirauch, 1998-2001 ............ 422. Tesh Wiewel, 1998-2001 .................. 413. Crystal McCracken, 1998-2001 ........ 404. Annie Sells, 1999- ............................. 345. Crystal Saccomanno, 1998-2000 ...... 29

Runs Scored

1. Tesh Wiewel, 1998-2001 .................. 1392. Nicole Weirauch, 1998-2001 ............ 1163. Ansley Paschal, 1998-2001 .............. 1124. Crystal McCracken, 1998-2001 ........ 1035. Holly Schilling, 1998-2000 .............. 93

Stolen Bases

1. Ansley Paschal, 1998-2001 .............. 402. Holly Schilling, 1998-2000 .............. 363. Tesh Wiewel, 1998-2001 .................. 154. Nicole Weirauch, 1998-2001 ............ 105. Kim Claborn, 1998-2000 .................. 8

Wins

1. Annie Sells, 1999- ............................. 642. Julie King, 1999-2001....................... 473. Christine Edge, 1998 ......................... 154. Maria Lopez, 2000 ............................ 135. Rebecca McClendon, 1998 ............... 10

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AASU Honor Roll

AASU has earned 10 All-South Atlantic Region honors in four seasons

All-Peach BeltConference

Honors1998

Crystal Saccomanno - Catcher

1999Crystal McCracken - Outfield

Ansley Paschal - ShortstopAnnie Sells - Pitcher

2000Crystal McCracken - OutfieldCrystal Saccomanno - Catcher

Annie Sells - PitcherTesh Wiewel - Second Base

2001Breon Michel - Outfield

Annie Sells - Pitcher

PBC Freshman of the Year

1999Annie Sells

PBC Coach of the Year

2000Marty McDaniel

PBC All-Tournament Team

1998Christine Edge - Pitcher

Holly Schilling - Outfield

2001Crystal McCracken - Outfield

Annie Sells - PitcherBrea Smith - Third Base

Tesh Wiewel - Second Base

PBC Player of the Year

2000Annie Sells

NFCAHonors

NFCA All-South Atlantic Region

1999Crystal McCracken (1st Team OF)

Annie Sells (2nd Team P)

2000Annie Sells (1st Team P)

Maria Lopez (1st Team DP)Tesh Wiewel (1st Team 2B)

Crystal McCracken (1st Team OF)Crystal Saccomanno (2nd Team C)

Brea Smith (2nd Team 3B)

2001Annie Sells (1st Team P)

Breon Michel (2nd Team OF)

2000 NFCADivision II

All-AmericaPitcher

Annie Sells

NFCA South Region Coaching StaffOf The Year

2000Marty McDaniel, Head CoachMarci Turso, Assistant Coach

NCAAHonors

2001DII Team Fielding Champion, .976 PCT

2002 Armstrong Atlantic State UniversitySoftball Schedule

Date Day Opponent TimeFeb. 16 Sat. AASU Alumni 1:00 p.m.Feb. 23 Sat. at Palm Beach Atlantic 5:00 p.m.Feb. 24 Sun. at Northwood (Fla.) 10:00 a.m.March 1-3 Fri.-Sun. at North Florida Osprey Invitational (Jacksonville, Fla.)March 1 Fri. vs. Nova Southeastern 1:00 p.m.March 2 Sat. vs. Lenoir-Rhyne 9:00 a.m.March 2 Sat. vs. Barry 1:00 p.m.March 2 Sat. vs. Tampa 3:00 p.m.March 3 Sun. vs. Queens (N.C.) 9:00 a.m.March 3 Sun. vs. Nova Southeastern 11:00 a.m.March 8-10 Fri.-Sun. at Francis Marion University Tournament (Florence, S.C.)March 8 Fri. vs. Coker 7:00 p.m.March 9 Sat. vs. West Virginia Wesleyan 9:00 a.m.

Sat. vs. Catawba 3:00 p.m.March 10 Sun. vs. Barton 11:00 a.m.

Sun. vs. Limestone 1:00 p.m.March 12 Tues. Edinboro 1:00 p.m.March 14 Thurs. USC Aiken * 1:00 p.m.March 15 Fri. Catawba 1:00 p.m.March 16 Sat. UNC Pembroke * 2:00 p.m.March 21 Thurs. Barton 1:00 p.m.March 22-24 Fri.-Sun. at Kennesaw State 2002 Owl Classic (Kennesaw, Ga.)March 22 Fri. vs. Shaw 5:00 p.m.March 24 Sat. vs. Alabama-Huntsville 10:00 a.m.

Sat. vs. Limestone 2:00 p.m.March 25 Sun. vs. Longwood 9:00 a.m.

Sun. vs. Shaw 11:00 a.m.March 26 Tues. at Georgia College & State * 1:00 p.m.March 30 Sat. at Columbus State * 2:00 p.m.April 3 Wed. at North Florida * 4:00 p.m.April 6 Sat. Francis Marion * 1:00 p.m.April 8 Mon. Augusta State * 2:00 p.m.April 10 Wed. Kennesaw State * 2:00 p.m.April 13 Sat. at Lander * 1:30 p.m.April 14 Sun. at USC Spartanburg * 2:00 p.m.April 16 Tues. Valdosta State 2:00 p.m.April 10-21 Fri.-Sun. at Peach Belt Championships (Greenwood, S.C.)May 9-11 Fri.-Sun. NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional (Site TBA)May 16-19 Fri.-Mon. NCAA Division II World Series (Salem, Va.)Bold denotes home games. All dates (except tournaments) are doubleheaders.* - Peach Belt Conference game