2013 Allegheny Softball Guide

1EIGHT-TIME NCAC CHAMPIONS

2 2013 ALLEGHENY SOFTBALL


ALLEGHENY COLLEGE AT A GLANCE

Location ....................................................................................................... Meadville, Pa.Founded ..................................................................................................................... 1815Enrollment ................................................................................................................ 2,100Nickname .................................................................................................................GatorsColors .......................................................................................................... Blue and GoldPresident ............................................................................................ Dr. James H. MullenAlma Mater .......................................................................... College of the Holy Cross ‘80

Affiliation .................................................................................................NCAA Division IIIConference .......................................................................North Coast Athletic ConferenceWebsite ..............................................................................................www.northcoast.org

Field ....................................................................................... Robertson Athletic ComplexAddress ..................................................................... 204 Park Ave., Meadville, PA 16335

Head Coach ................................................................................................... Beth CurtissAlma Mater .................................................................................................... Gannon ‘99Phone .........................................................................................................814-332-2815Email ........................................................................................... [email protected] Record ................................................................................... 0-0 (1st season)Career Record .............................................................................. 266-139 (11th season)

Assistant Coach ...........................................................................................Suzie DeNilloAlma Mater ..................................................................................................... Clarion ‘11Phone .........................................................................................................814-332-6295Email ........................................................................................... [email protected] Coach .......................................................................................Lauren RadwanAlma Mater .........................................................................University of Connecticut ‘97Phone .........................................................................................................814-332-4345Email .........................................................................................jwardwell@allegheny.edu

Inaugural Season ..................................................................................................... 1977All-Time Overall Record ........................................................................ 758-470-3 (.617)All-Time NCAC Record ............................................................................ 121-79-3 (.605)NCAC Regular Season Championships / Last ..................................................... 5 / 2012NCAC Tournament Championships / Last ........................................................... 3 / 2007NCAA Postseason Appearances / Last .............................................................. 15 / 2007

TABLE OF CONTENTSAllegheny Quick Facts/Table of Contents .......................3Contact Info ..................................................................4Why Gators? .................................................................4Allegheny Advantage .....................................................5What Sets Allegheny Apart? .......................................6-7Details of Distinction ..................................................8-92013 Season Outlook ..................................................10Robertson Athletic Complex ........................................11Head Coach Beth Curtiss .............................................12Coaching Staff / Indoor Facilities ................................132013 Roster ................................................................14Player Profiles ........................................................15-212011 Season Statistics ...........................................22-24Year-By-Year Team Statistics ......................................25Career Records ...........................................................26Season Records ..........................................................27Game Records ............................................................28 NCAA Statistical Champions/Records .........................28Postseason Awards ................................................26-27Hall of Fame ................................................................27North Coast Athletic Conference .................................282012 Opponents .........................................................29Opponent History ........................................................30Year-By-Year Results .............................................31-34Allegheny Coaching History ........................................34

Friends and fans of Allegheny’s intercollegiate athletic teams can continue to follow the Gators’ progress by checking out the college’s web site:

www.alleghenygators.com. Log on to the official web site of Allegheny athletics for information on all 21 sports. The softball site features same day event recaps, press releases, photos galleries, highlight, player and coach

interviews, athlete and coach profiles, video highlights, historical data and much more.

Allegheny Athletics on the Webwww.alleghenygators.com

The Gators orchestrated the largest single-season turnaround in NCAC history in 2012.

SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF

SOFTBALL HISTORY / TEAM INFORMATION

DIRECTIONS TO ROBERTSON COMPLEX

From the North and SouthFrom Interstate 79, take Exit 147A East. Continue on Route 322 East (toward Meadville), and take the Park Avenue Exit on the right at the split entering town. Follow Park Avenue for approximately three miles. Robertson Complex will be on your left at the top of the hill.

From the WestFrom Interstate 71 North, merge I-76 East via exit 209A. Take I-80 East toward New York City/Youngstown (crossing into Pennsylvania). Merge onto I-79 North via Exit 19B toward Erie. Merge onto US-322 East via exit 147A toward Meadville. US-322 East becomes Park Avenue. Follow directions above.

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Mailing Address ...................... 520 North Main Street, Meadville, PA 16335Athletic Fax ...........................................................................(814) 337-1217

Director of Athletics and Recreation ............................................ Portia HoegPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-3350Email ........................................................................... [email protected]

Associate Athletic Director for Facilities and Recreation ..................Bill RossPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2316Email ........................................................................... [email protected]

Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance ...............................Mandy PrusiaPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-3367Email ........................................................................ [email protected]

Director of Athletic Communications (Media Contact) ............James KramerPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-5952Email ......................................................................... [email protected] Sports Information Director ............................. Bryan MontgomeryPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2812Email ...............................................................bmontgomery@allegheny.edu

Director of Equipment ..............................................................Ron ClementsPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-4396Email ......................................................................rclements@allegheny.edu

Office Coordinator ........................................................................ Lori RigglePhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-3350Email ........................................................................... [email protected]

Department Secretary ............................................................... Bonnie DunnPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2154Email ........................................................................... [email protected]

Head Athletic Trainer .............................................................. Jamie PlunkettPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2817Email ....................................................................... [email protected] Athletic Trainer.........................................................Danielle StuartPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2805Email ..........................................................................dstuart@allegheny.eduAssistant Athletic Trainer........................................................ Laura DillamanPhone ....................................................................................(814) 332-2805Email .......................................................................ldillaman@allegheny.edu

ATHLETICS SUPPORT STAFF

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS

The 2013 Allegheny College softball media guide is a publication of the Allegheny athletic communications office. Special thank you to Zach Hill ‘14 for his assistance with the cover designs. Head shots and team pictures supplied by Ed Mailliard. Action photography provided by Ed Mailliard and Ryan Baker. Historical and facility photos provided by Bill Owen, Ed Mailliard and the office of athletic communications where known.

INSIDE FRONT COVER: Top, left to right (2004 NCAC tournament champions, Giannina Coccaro ‘06, 2005 NCAC tournament champions); Bottom, left to right (Maggie Bodenlos ‘10, 2007 NCAC tournament champions, Penny Whiteman ‘91)

Through 1925, Allegheny teams had been referred to as Hilltoppers, Methodists, Timothians (in deference to College founder Timothy Alden), and the Blue and Gold. In April of 1925, a group of Allegheny students published the first issue of a humor magazine titled the Allegheny Alligator. The editors explained the reasoning behind the title thus: “The name, Alligator, was selected not because the alligator is noted for its sense of humor, nor because the haunts of the above-mentioned critter are located in this vicinity, but purely and simply because of the 99.44% alliterative value of its orthography.”

A column in that first issue was titled “Gator Gossip,” and in the fall of 1926 an organization called the Go-Get-’Em Gator Club appeared on campus. The club made its presence known at football games by occupying a reserved section of the bleachers and serving as a nucleus for the cheering section. By the end of the decade, Allegheny’s athletic teams were referred to as the Gators. It wasn’t until the 1970s that the name took on a face. It was then that a group of students started a publication evaluating faculty and courses. An illustration of a gator used in one of those publications was adopted by the College administration and eventually evolved into the nameless gator most Alleghenians are familiar with—posed in a tough but friendly stance and proudly wearing a varsity letter sweater.

In 1980 the Golden Gator Club was formed, an organization that remains an important link between the Athletics Department and alumni. The gator graphic has retained its strong identity with athletics and in the fall of 2004, it was redesigned to give it a more contemporary look. A new mascot costume was unveiled and “Chompers” made its debut.

WHY GATORS?

“Niner, niner, rip it down the liner”


ALLEGHENY ADVANTAGE

Allegheny College, the nation’s 32nd oldest college, is a nationally recognized college of the liberal arts and sciences. Allegheny’s 2,100 students are active in social, economic, and environmental issues and work collaboratively with faculty as part of the learning process. The College’s nationally recognized programs such as the Center for Political Participation, the Allegheny College Center for Experiential Learning, and the Center for Economic and Environmental Development, and the Vukovich Center for Arts and Communication offer powerful and engaging out-of-classroom experiences.

With about 40 programs of study and the capstone comprehensive Senior Project, the College’s rigorous education results in benefits that include acceptance rates to medical and law school that are twice the national average. And Allegheny’s geographic setting is ideal for our active student population, who enjoy biking, rock climbing, canoeing, and kayaking.

Allegheny College is included among the 100 “best values” in liberal arts colleges in the nation, according to Kiplinger’s, a private financial advising company. Kiplinger’s is the latest national publication to include Allegheny among the nation’s finest liberal arts colleges. Allegheny College is also featured in Princeton Review’s The Best Colleges, an annual guidebook profiling North America’s top institutions for undergraduate education; Washington Monthly’s “2012 College Rankings: What Can Colleges Do for the Country?,” which ranks Allegheny College No. 41 of the top 252 liberal arts colleges in the nation; and The Fiske Guide to Colleges 2012, which profiles the country’s best and most interesting colleges and universities.

Allegheny is also one of 40 colleges included in Loren Pope’s Colleges, is ranked No. 20 by Newweek for academic rigor, and ranked No. 55 by the Sierra Club for Greenest Colleges in America. In addition to publishing its own rankings, Kiplinger gave readers the opportunity to

vote on which private colleges represent the best value and Allegheny closed third across the nation in the readers’ poll.

We’re proud of Allegheny’s tradition, beautiful campus and cutting-edge technologies. And we know that our professors are leading scholars who pride themselves even more on being among the best teachers in the nation. But it’s our students who make Allegheny the unique and special place that it is.

ALLEGHENY COLLEGE PROMINENT ALUMNIPartial List

William McKinley 1865, 25th President, United StatesClarence Darrow 1878, Noted Attorney (Scopes “Monkey” Trial)Ida Tarbell 1880, Leading Muckraker and Lincoln BiographerThomas Francis, Jr. '21, Created Polio Vaccine with Dr. Jonas SalkPaul Siple '32, Originator of the Wind-Chill FactorRaymond P. Shafer '38, Statesman; Former Governor of PennsylvaniaBarbara Robinson '48, Children’s Author (“Best Christmas Pageant Ever”)Glenn Jones '52, Founder, Jones International University, first nationallyaccredited online universityWilliam E. "Bill" Crofut '58, Folk SingerGlenn Beckert '62, Former Major League Baseball All-Star, Chicago CubsWilliam J. Ruehle '64, Vice President and CFO, Broadcom CorporationRobert Vukovich '65, Pres., CEO & Chairman, Wellspring Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Douglas Durst '66, President, Durst Organization.Robert C. Woodworth '69, President and CEO, Pulitzer, Inc.Ben Burtt '70, Oscar Winning Sound Designer (“Star Wars”, “E.T.”)Chris L. Groenendaal '70, Broadway singerQ. Todd Dickinson '74, Former United States Assistant Secretary of CommerceMichael Piraino '74, CEO, National Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)Robert Marchman '80, Executive Vice President, Market Surveillance, Regulation for the NYSEJane Earll '80, Pennsylvania State SenatorRobert D. Dowling '81, Noted Cardiovascular Surgeon, Univ. of Louisville HospitalWilliam S. Demchak '84, Chairman, PNC Financial ServicesDag J. Skattum '84, C-Head, Global Mergers & Acquisitions, J.P. Morgan& CompanyRick Dohr '87, Music Director and Pianist, The Eagles and Don HenleyTim Hoffman '88, Noted Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgeon, ColumbusChildren's Hospital

In 2012, U.S. News and World Report Ranked Allegheny College as the

#1 Best Up-and-Coming Liberal Arts College in America.


ALLEGHENY AT A GLANCE

EnrollmentTotal students........................................................................................2,100Men/women ...................................................................................47%/53%States/countries represented ............................................................... 44/34

Typical First-Year Class Profile — 580 – 600 studentsRanked in top 25% of high school ......................................................... 75%SAT—critical reading and math (middle 50%) ............................ 1100 – 1300ACT (middle 50%) ............................................................................... 23-29High schools represented ........................................................................360From outside Pennsylvania .................................................................... 42%Minority/international students .............................................................. 18%

FacultyFull-time faculty .......................................................................................164Ph.D. or other terminal degree ............................................................... 95%Student-to-faculty ratio ........................................................................... 12:1Average class size, introductory .................................................................21Average class size, advanced .....................................................................11Classes with fewer than 30 students ...................................................... 89%

FacilitiesMajor buildings ..........................................................................................42Central campus ................................................................................ 79 acresRecreation complex ....................................................................... 203 acresBousson nature preserve ............................................................... 283 acres

Financial AidExtensive merit aid available; up to $80,000 guaranteed over eight semesters.Students receiving need-based aid ........................................................ 71%Tuition and fees (2012 – 13) ..............................................................$37,610Room and board (2012 – 13) ..............................................................$9,540

Campus LifeStudent organizations on campus ................................................... Over 100Varsity teams .............................................................................................21Participate in varsity, club, intramurals, and outdoor recreation ....Over 50%Live on campus .................................................................................... 100%

Campus activities include concerts in the Grounds for Change coffeehouse, comedians, Late Night programming on weekends, and major annual events such as Wingfest, Casino Night, Springfest and Greek Sing.

Experience Outside the ClassroomComplete independent research Senior Project.................................... 100%Undertake internships ............................................................................ 75% Available internships .......................................................................2,000Participate in community service ...................................................Over 60% Total hours of service per year ......................................................50,000Travel on EL Seminars per year ................................................................100Allegheny-sponsored study abroad per year .......................................70 – 80

OutcomesGraduate from Allegheny ....................................................................... 80% Complete their degree in four years ................................................. 92%Start a career directly ............................................................................. 45% Job-seekers hired within 8 months of graduation ............................ 90%Go on to graduate school directly .......................................................... 45% Graduate school acceptance rate (including pre-law and pre-med) .............................................. 80–100%Join long-term service opportunities directly ......................................... 10%

DETAILS OF DISTINCTION

Allegheny students are provided the freedom to select majors and minors of unusual combinations, and they combine those interests and talents to develop skills that employers

seek most in today’s global economy—being creative, analytical and innovative.

major/minor combinationsrequired to represent two of the liberal arts divisions — natural sciences, humanities, and social sciences

four-year seminar seriesbeginning with the first-year seminar, where the faculty instructor is your advisor for two years

capstone senior projectan essential independent experience that encompasses research, writing, and presentation, mirroring a master’s thesis

off-campus experiences2,000 internships, study abroad programs, service projects, and Allegheny’s distinctive Travel Seminar — intensive faculty-led learning tours

state-of-the-art facilitiesscience research complex and premier communication arts center

extraordinary outcomesgraduate school (including law & medical school) acceptance rates are 80 – 100%, twice the national average

to learn more visit allegheny.edu/unusualcombinations


American studiesapplied computing applied economicsart & technologyart & the environmentart (studio)art history Asian studiesastronomybiochemistrybiological and physical studies

biology black studieschemistryChinese studies

Chinese language and literature

classical studiescommunication artscomputer sciencecreative writingdance & movement studieseconomics educationEnglishenvironmental geologyenvironmental scienceenvironmental studiesenvironmental writingFrench/French studiesgeology

German/German studiesglobal health and development

historyinternational studiesjournalismLatinLatin American & Caribbean studies

lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender studies

managerial economicsmass communication/ media studies

mathematics

medieval & Renaissance studies

Middle East & North African studies

musicmusic historymusic performancemusic theoryneurosciencephilosophyphysicspolitical sciencepre-dentalpre-lawpre-medicinepre-nursing

pre-pharmacypre-veterinarianpsychologyreligious studiesscience, health & societySpanishtheatrevalues, ethics & social action

women’s studieswritingand self-designed

Every student completes a major and minor— there are over 900 unique combinations possible.

PROGRAMS OF STUDY

DEGREES AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Undergraduate DegreesBachelor of Arts, Bachelor of ScienceTeacher CertificationCooperative pre-admission arrangement with the University of Pittsburgh Master of Arts in Teaching Program (PA) and exclusive agreements with Teachers College of Columbia University (NY) and Xavier University (OH)Accelerated Masters Programs (3/2)Management (arts, health care policy, information systems, public policy) with Carnegie Mellon University; Occupational Therapy with Chatham University; Physician Assistant with Chatham University

Accelerated Doctorate Programs Nursing (3/3, 3/4) with Case Western Reserve University; Physical Therapy (4/2) with Chatham University; Osteopathic Medicine (3/4) with the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine or Lake Erie College of Osteopathic MedicineEngineering Cooperative ProgramEngineering (3/2) with University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University, Case Western Reserve University and Washington University in St. Louis; a Master of Science in Engineering (4/2) through Columbia UniversityPreferred Admission Agreements Simon Graduate School at University of Rochester (business administration); Jefferson Medical College, Drexel University College of Medicine (medical school)

Jill Fuduric ‘01 Economics / Women’s Studies

Head Softball Coach, East Stroudsburg University

Dr. Mary Feeley ’78 Geology

Chief Geoscientist, ExxonMobil Corporation

Lauren Hornish ‘01 History / English

Attorney, Harris Beach PLLC

Sarah Delano ‘80 Speech

Audiologist, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh

Dr. Patricia Smolter ‘03 Chemistry / History

Physician in Emergency Medicine, St. Vincent Health Systems

Deborah Hiwiller ‘85 Economics / Psychology

Assistant Vice President, First Niagra Bank

Lindsay Gasparovich ‘06 Women’s Studies / Psychology / English

Crisis Clinician, Western Psychiatric Institute

Suzanne Helfant ‘88 Communication Arts

Head Women’s Basketball Coach, Kenyon College

Maria Santabene ‘06 Biology / Psychology

Veterinarian, VCA Northview Animal Hospital

Janell Logue ‘90 French

District Superintendent, Avella Area Schools

Stephanie Lasinski ‘09 Neuroscience / Economics

Physical Therapist, MOS Physical Therapy

Kyle Marie Sollenberger ‘90 Political Science

Assistant District Attorney, Westmoreland County

Rebecca Burns ‘10 International Studies / Spanish

Cryptonlinguist, U.S. Army

Kristin Egers ‘91 Environmental Science / Geology

Senior Geologist, Pennsylvania Geological Survey

Gia Celularo ‘88 was the first Allegheny softball player to continue her competitive career beyond graduation as she was signed by the legendary Stratford Brakettes of the Amatuer Softball Association (ASA). Celularo was a four-year starter for the Gators, earning three All-America honors and helping the team to a 133-24 record, including four top-five finishes in the NCAA Tournament. Most recently, Celularo has served as the director of planning/inventory at Kadant Web Systems in Auburn, Mass.

In addition to its outstanding tradition on the field that has resulted in the Gators being the seventh-winningest program in NCAA postseason history, Allegheny’s alumni is highly successful and has penetrated all areas of science, medicine, and academia.

Dr. Cheryl Stambor ’77 English / French

Senior Vice Provost, University of Texas at El Paso


Natalie Persicano

2013 SEASON OUTLOOK

Allegheny softball enters the spring campaign with high expectations after orchestrating a marvelous 2012 season in which it manufactured the largest single-season turnaround in NCAC history while sweeping the conference’s Player and Pitcher of the Year awards. The Gators finished 27-11 last season, and although there is a change in leadership for the surging program, the Blue and Gold boast nine returning starters and a solid crop of rookie talent that has already integrated itself into Allegheny’s aspirations of a second consecutive NCAC regular season title and the team’s first NCAA tournament appearance since 2007.

Last season, Allegheny’s success was largely contingent on its ability to dominate in the circle. Led by Caitlin Nealer, who emerged as one of the top rookies in Division III, the Gators led the league in earned run average (1.52) while holding the opposition to a .224 batting average. Piecing together the best rookie season by any pitcher in Allegheny’s storied history, Nealer finished seventh in the nation with a 0.99 ERA. She also finished among the national leaders in victories (23) and strikeouts (192) en route to NFCA First Team All-Region honors as well as NCAC Pitcher of the Year accolades.

Under the direction of first-year head coach Beth Curtiss, Nealer has expanded her pitching palette, and her continued emergence will be essential as the Gators look to add to their legacy as the seventh-winningest program in NCAA playoff history. Junior southpaw Natalie Persicano, along with rookies Meggie White and Hannah Olenik add much-needed depth to the Allegheny rotation. Persicano, who flashed signs of tremendous potential last spring, continues to improve, and following a strong fall, should play a much larger role this year.

Curtiss, who guided Gannon to three NCAA Division II tournament appearances, has specialized in developing national-caliber defenses and it’s an area the Gators expect to be strong in 2013. The infield corners will likely reprise their role from last season, with First Team All-NCAC pick Halea Hayden shouldering the load at first and Nicole Rodi anchoring the hot corner for the second straight spring. Hayden, who has a .412 career batting average, finished 2012 among the national leaders in on-base percentage (.500). Rodi’s offense dipped slightly from her 2011 All-Conference season, but she has outstanding defensive prowess and good pop in her bat.

In the middle, sophomore Marina Scarantino will slide to second base while freshman Belle Mazurik takes over the duties at shortstop. Scarantino led the NCAC in stolen bases (26), walks (25) and defensive assists (111) last season and finished the year among the national leaders in all three categories. Adding the talented local-product Mazurik into the mix gives the Gators one of the quickest middle infields in the region. In addition to Mazurik, first-year college players Allie Landowski and Hailey Marthaler provide depth for the squad’s interior defense.

Allegheny’s lone departure from 2012 was the graduation of three-year starting catcher Felicia Gowanlock. Despite the loss, the Gators look to be in

great shape behind the dish with the addition of freshmen Katrina George and Mikayla Moretti. The rookie duo will likely platoon for most of the spring as both players swing a big stick and have outstanding arms. Who starts could be a simple decision of going with the hot hand, which will definitely be the case for the Gators’ crowded contingent of outfielders.

The centerpiece of the outfield corps is senior captain and reigning NCAC Player of the Year, Stephanie Fort. A three-time All-Conference selection, Fort finished among the conference leaders in nearly every offensive category. Last year, she established an Allegheny program record against Washington & Jefferson with seven runs batted in, while she became just the second player in team history to smash at least two homeruns in multiple games.

While Fort is expected to start in center, the corner outfield spots are less solidified. The leading contenders for those positions include NFCA First Team All-Region honoree Maureen Pallone and sophomore Sadie Stuart. Pallone served as the Gators’ best offensive player in the clutch last season, while she was particularly outstanding against the conference schedule. Stuart started every game last season at second base and closed the year among the NCAC leaders in slugging percentage, on-base percentage, and RBI.

Competing for time in the outfield is a solid group that includes three players with starting experience. Sophomores Leah Herlocker and Shannen Segiel earned starting roles in the outfield as rookies last year, and both belted game-winning hits. In addition, Herlocker led Allegheny in strikeout ratio and tied for the team-high with a seven-game hitting streak. Senior Sophia Katz is a two-year starter in both the infield and outfield, and is a great defensive player. First-year Rachelle Bennett is versatile and can also squeeze into the lineup in a number of positions.

The road to the conference crown and a spot in the NCAA tournament field will be tumultuous as the Gators prepare for one of the most demanding schedules in recent history. The team is tabbed to open the season in Virginia Beach on March 1 against two nationally-ranked top 15 opponents in Rowan and Christopher Newport. The following weekend is highlighted by a single tilt against Salisbury, which won 37 games last season while being one of four Gator opponents to advance to an NCAA regional championship.

Allegheny’s annual trip to Florida is bookended by clashes with Amherst, another nationally-ranked powerhouse that won the NESCAC regular-season title en route to NCAA regional championship hosting honors. Nationally-ranked Wisconsin Eau-Claire and NCAA tournament qualifier Benedictine add to the Gators’ daunting slate down South. Both clubs won over 30 games last season and are expected to once again compete for their respective conference titles.

The NCAC slate opens with Allegheny seeking to avenge last year’s postseason loss to NCAC tournament champion Denison (3/30), while a second road trip to nationally-ranked DePauw (4/20) toward the end of the regular season mark the two biggest dates on the calendar.

Maureen Pallone


Robertson Field is located within the 203-acre Robertson Athletic Complex. The field, which opened in 1992, has played host to the 1994, 1995 and 1996 NCAA Division III Regional Softball Championships, as well as the 2004 and 2008 NCAC Softball Tournaments. The newly-installed permanent outfield fence sits at 200 feet to left and right field and 210 feet to center field. The facility includes a batting cage, which sits behind the field.

The softball complex also features 25-foot long dugouts, a 25-foot high backstop, a full-field underground watering system, a full-field tarpaulin, an 8x15-foot electronic scoreboard, a fully-enclosed press box, a sound system, spacious locker rooms and a fully-enclosed permanent fence.

Originally known as College Field, the complex was named after Andrew Wells Robertson in 1962 to honor the year he was named Chairman Emeritus of the Allegheny Board of Trustees. Robertson purchased additional acreage along Park Ave. to supplement land originally donated in 1910 by John F. Eberhart. (class of 1853). In addition to donating land, Robertson underwrote the cost of developing the athletic field. A beautiful and spacious venue for intercollegiate athletics, Robertson saw that the natural setting was preserved by having shrubbery and trees removed during construction replanted elsewhere on campus.

Led by tri-captains Beth Giese, Arlie Sears, and Linda Weber, Allegheny recorded a victory in the program’s first-ever home game early in the 1977 season with a 31-8 win against Robert Morris University.

Robertson Athletic Complex also includes the 3,000-seat Frank B. Fuhrer Field; one of the nation’s finest outdoor track and field facilities; 12 lighted tennis courts; and an NCAA championship-level cross country course. There are also 102 acres of woodlands, a picnic shelter and trails for outdoor recreation.

ROBERTSON ATHLETIC COMPLEX


Beth Curtiss, who has a distinguished coaching history in the region, is in her first season as head coach of the Allegheny softball program.

Prior to her arrival in Meadville, Curtiss spent nine years at Gannon University, including nine as head coach of the Golden Knights. Under Curtiss’ guidance, Gannon qualified for the NCAA Division II Championship Tournament for three consecutive seasons starting in 2005. In 2007, she led Gannon to the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (GLIAC) regular-season and tournament championship.

With a career record of 266-139, Curtiss totaled the second-most wins in program history, while her winning percentage of .656 is the best in the history of Gannon softball. During her tenure with the Golden Knights, she also helped guide Joanna Fergus and Jaclyn Corroto to National Fast Pitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-America accolades and saw the breaking of 30 individual season and career records.

In her first season with Gannon, she guided the then-Lady Knights to a 40-14 record, which was the second-best single-season mark in program history. Gannon won at least 20 games every year under Curtiss’ tutelage, while the 2002 and 2003 squads advanced to the GLIAC Tournament Championship. The Golden Knights made national noise during the 2005 campaign, earning the program’s first NCAA Tournament victory en route to another stellar season. The following season, Curtiss’ club excelled even further, finishing one win away from the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional Championship while boasting a 41-18 overall record.

After taking a pause in her coaching career following the 2008 campaign, Curtiss served for three years as an admissions representative at the Fortis Institute in Erie, Pa. In 2011, she was an assistant for Division II Mercyhurst College with an emphasis on training the defensive infielders.

Curtiss graduated Summa Cum Laude from Gannon University with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary/Early Childhood Education in 1999.

Before becoming head coach at Gannon, Curtiss served for four years as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Metro Express (16-under) managing and coaching high school athletes in the Junior Olympic Development program.

Birthdate: July 15, 1977, Pittsburgh, Pa.Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa.Education: Bachelor of Science-Elementary/Early Childhood Education, Gannon University, 1999 Date announced as Allegheny Head Coach: August 8, 2012College Coaching Career: Head Coach, Allegheny College, 2012-; Assistant Coach, Mercyhurst College, 2011; Head Coach, Gannon University, 2001-08Playing Career: Gannon University, 1996-99Noteworthy Awards: NFCA All-Academic; two-time All-Conference (GLIAC)

THE CURTISS FILE

Year Overall Pct. GLIAC Pct.2001 40-14 .590 14-6 .7002002 30-13-1 .538 13-7 .6502003 28-21 .475 6-7 .4622004 28-17 .500 7-11 .3892005 33-18 .615 12-6 .6672006 41-18 .571 14-6 .7002007 38-15 .364 13-7 .6502008 28-23 .250 7-13 .350Totals 266-139 .657 86-63 .577

2007 GLIAC Regular Season and Tournament Champions2005 NCAA Division II Tournament (at-large)2006 NCAA Division II Tournament (at-large)2007 NCAA Division II Tournament (automatic)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

HEAD COACH BETH CURTISS


One of the most dominant landmarks on Allegheny’s campus, the David V. Wise Center was completed in 1997. The main part of the facility is the sports forum located on the upper level. Its 27,000 feet of open floor space is used by the softball team and other intercollegiate programs for year-round indoor training, while a three-lane, 200-meter indoor running track is suspended above the playing surface. A 2,500 square foot weight room is located just off the sports forum. The training facility includes free weights, resistance lifting, stationary bicycles, and a plethora of the latest fitness machines.

In addition, the Wise Center swimming natatorium is located on the same level to provide additional cross-training opportunities, while the close proximity to the program’s sports medicine facility ensures timely and adequate coverage during all softball-related activities.

SOFTBALL AUXILIARY FACILITIES

Suzie DeNillo is in her first season as assistant coach for the Allegheny softball program. DeNillo’s appointment with the Gators marks her first postgraduate coaching stint at the collegiate level.

DeNillo does bring a wealth of experience into her role with the Blue and Gold, most recently as a head and assistant coach for

the Metro Express, a Junior Olympic development team based out of Pittsburgh. She also spent the 2012 season as the head junior varsity coach at Penn Trafford High School.

Beginning her tenure with the Metro Express in 2008, DeNillo also served as the assistant youth director for the National Softball Association of Western PA/WV starting in 2007.

DeNillo was part of the Clarion softball coaching staff for two years, while she was earning her Master of Science in Sports Management Studies and Intercollegiate Athletic Administration from California (Pa.). DeNillo also earned her undergraduate at Clarion in 2011, where she was a three-year letterwinner and two-time team captain for the Golden Eagles.

Lauren Radwan begins her first season as a member of the Gator softball staff. Rad-wan makes the trek to Allegheny following a three-year stint as the pitching coach for the McDowell Trojans (Erie, Pa.).

Radwan attended and played softball at Gannon University from 2005-09. Radwan was a four-year starting pitcher and led the

Lady Knights to three consecutive NCAA Division II Regional Appearances and a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) championship.

During her collegiate career, Radwan broke many of the Gannon single season and career pitching records. She still ranks second all time at Gannon in victories (65) and second all time in strikeouts (566). Radwan holds the Lady Knights’ single-season records for wins (21), games played (36), games started (31), and innings pitched (197.1).

Radwan was a three-time ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District selection and a four-time GLIAC All-Academic Team honoree. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Gannon in 2008.

Radwan is a native of Sylvania, Ohio where she attended and played softball at Sylvania Southview High School. She and her husband, Greg, currently reside in Erie.

Radwan is employed as a special education teacher in the Harbor Creek School District.

SUZIE DENILLO

LAUREN RADWAN

COACHING STAFF/INDOOR FACILITIES


2013 NUMERICAL ROSTER

PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE CLASS BREAKDOWN GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTER

Total Players: 19Seniors: 3 (Stephanie Fort, Sophia Katz, Nicole Rodi)Juniors: 3 (Halea Hayden, Maureen Pallone, Natalie Persicano)Sophomores: 5 (Leah Herlocker, Caitlin Nealer, Marina Scarantino, Shannen Segiel, Sadie Stuart)Freshmen: 8 (Rachelle Bennett, Katrina George, Allie Landowski, Hailey Marthaler, Belle Mazurik, Makayla Moretti, Hannah Olenik, Meggie White)

Illinois: 1 (Leah Herlocker)Massachusetts: 1 (Sophia Katz)New York: 2 (Sadie Stuart, Meggie White)Ohio: 2 (Hannah Olenik, Natalie Persicano)Pennsylvania: 12 (Rachelle Bennett, Katrina George, Halea Hayden, Allie Landowski, Hailey Marthaler, Belle Mazurik, Mikayla Moretti, Cailtin Nealer, Maureen Pallone, Nicole Rodi, Marina Scarantino, Shannon Segiel)Virginia: 1 (Stephanie Fort)

Rachelle Bennett .....................Ra-shell Benn-ettFort ..............................................................FortGeorge ....................................................GeorgeHalea Hayden ........................... Hay-lee Hay-denHerlocker ......................................... Her-lock-erKatz ............................................................. CatsLandowski .......................................Lan-dow-skiMarthaler ........................................Mar-thay-lerBelle Mazurik ............................... Bell Ma-zur-ikMoretti ..................................................Mor-ettyNealer ......................................................Neal-erOlenik ........................................................Ol-nikScarantino .......................................Scare-n-tinoSegiel ....................................................... See-glSadie Stuart ...............................Say-dee Stu-ertPallone ................................................... Pa-loanPersicano ...................................... Persi-caw-noRodi ......................................................Road-eeWhite ........................................................White

No. Name Cl. Pos. B/T Hometown/High School

1 Shannen Segiel So. OF L/R North Huntington, Pa. / Norwin

2 Sophia Katz Sr. OF R/R Newton, Mass. / Newton South

3 Natalie Persicano Jr. P L/L Cincinnati, Ohio / Turpin

4 Hailey Marthaler Fr. IF R/R Cranberry Township, Pa. / Seneca Valley

5 Belle Mazurik Fr. IF L/R Saegertown, Pa. / Saegertown

7 Stephanie Fort Sr. OF R/R Midlothian, Va. / Saint Catherine’s School

8 Halea Hayden Jr. IF L/L Pittsburgh, Pa. / North Hills

9 Marina Scarantino So. IF R/R Pittsburgh, Pa. / Montour

10 Mikayla Moretti Fr. C R/R Saxonburg, Pa. / Knoch

11 Leah Herlocker So. IF/OF R/R Wilmette, Ill. / New Trier

12 Rachelle Bennett Fr. IF/OF L/R Gettysburg, Pa. / Gettysburg Area

14 Nicole Rodi Sr. IF R/R Chalfont, Pa. / Central Bucks South

15 Meggie White Fr. P R/R Grand Island, N.Y. / Buffalo Acad. of the Sacred Heart

16 Allie Landowski Fr. IF R/R Lowel Burrell, Pa. / Burrell

17 Katrina George Fr. C R/R New Kensington, Pa. / Valley

18 Sadie Stuart So. IF R/R Jamestown, N.Y. / Falconer Central

21 Maureen Pallone Jr. OF R/R New Kensington, Pa. / Valley

22 Caitlin Nealer So. P R/R New Kensington, Pa. / Valley

23 Hannah Olenik Fr. P R/R Rocky River, Ohio / Rocky River

2013 TEAM ROSTER


OF w SeniorBats: R w Throws: RMidlothian, Va.Saint Catherine’s 7

STEPHANIE FORT

Year W L ERA APP GS-CG IP H ER BB SO SV 2010 1 2 3.47 6 2-2 22.2 21 11 14 16 0Career 1 2 3.47 6 2-2 22.2 21 11 14 16 0

2012: NCAC Player of the Year…NFCA Second Team All-Central Region…First Team All-NCAC…finished among the conference leaders in nearly offensive category, ranking second in the NCAC in homeruns (9) and runs scored (42), third in slugging percentage (.730), fourth in walks (18), fifth in total bases (81), sixth in runs batted in (32) and stolen bases (15), and seventh in on-base percentage (.462)…set an Allegheny record with seven runs batted in against Washington & Jefferson (3/22)…second player in program history to boast two multi-homerun games (vs. Washington & Jefferson – 3/22, vs. Wooster – 4/3) in same season…had multiple RBI in nine games…scored in 14 of the team’s last 16 games, including 11 games with at least two runs…season-ending slugging percentage ranks as the fourth-highest in program history… totaled seven outfield assists and 20 extra base hits…reached base safely in 33 of 36 regular-season games.

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB .AVG2010 33 102 16 36 5 2 2 20 6 8 13 .3532011 28 78 13 28 6 0 4 16 13 8 5 .3592012 39 111 42 42 10 1 9 32 18 8 15 .378Career 100 291 71 106 21 3 15 68 37 24 33 .364

2011: NCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention…batted .359 while starting all 28 games at shortstop…finished second on the team with 10 extra-base hits including six doubles and four homeruns…finished second for Allegheny in runs scored (13), runs batted in (16), walks (13), and stolen bases (5)…reached base safely in the first 19 games of the season…scored three runs while knocking in four at Oberlin (4/13)…pieced together two hitting streaks of at least eight games…finished sixth in the NCAC in on-base percentage and seventh in slugging.

2010: NCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention...Allegheny College Newcomer of the Year...appeared and started in all 33 games mostly at shortstop…also made two starts on the mound and finished with six appearances while holding the opposition to a team-low .241 batting average…led Allegheny in runs batted in (20), triples (2), and assists (78)…tied for team high with 13 stolen bases…finished 3-for-4 with two runs and a stolen base against Carleton while falling a homerun short of the cycle…knocked in a season-high three runs in a 2-for-3 effort against Kenyon…opened the campaign by going 3-for-3 at the plate with two runs and two RBI against Grove City…finished twinbill against Grove City with five stolen bases and four RBI while closing 5-for-7…scored a season-high three runs while plating two of her own in a victory against Denison…boasted 10 multi-hit games.

Personal: Born November 3, 1990…daughter of Jim and Mary Ann Fort…four-year letterwinner in both cross country and softball…three-year letterwinner in indoor track & field...majoring in biology while minoring in psychology.

CAREER HIGHS

At Bats ..........5 vs. Fredonia (3/28/12)Hits ................................... 3 (4 times)Runs ................................. 3 (6 times)RBI ..................... 7 vs. W&J (3/22/12)Extra-Base Hits ................. 2 (6 times)

Hitting Streak ....................................9Multi-Hit Games ..............................28Multi-RBI Games .............................20Walks ................................ 2 (5 times)Stolen Bases ....3 vs. Centre (3/11/12)

PLAYER PROFILES



OF w SeniorBats: R w Throws: RNewton, Mass.Newton South 2

SOPHIA KATZ

IF w SeniorBats: R w Throws: RChalfont, Pa.Central Bucks South 14

NICOLE RODI


2012: Appeared in 19 games while making eight starts in left field…scored lone run of the season in NCAC tournament against Ohio Wesleyan (4/29)…registered a sacrifice hit in win against Wooster (4/3).

2011: Started all 28 games at second base…authored six multi-hit games…enjoyed best offensive output against Kenyon (4/23) after going 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBI…also scored two runs in a 2-for-4 effort at Oberlin (4/13).

2010: Started in 31 games while patrolling the outfield…registered hits in 12 games including multi-hit efforts against Denison and Oberlin…drove home a season-high two runs against The Big Red…crossed the plate twice in two games (Grove City, Mount Union).

Personal: Born July 20, 1990…daughter of Steven and Victoria Katz...DCL All-Star as a senior...three-year letterwinner in softball at Newton South...psychology major with a minor in communication arts.

2012: Appeared and started at third base in all 39 games…led all third basemen in the NCAC with 78 defensive assists…finished 11th in the conference with 29 runs scored…enjoyed career performance in win over Centre (3/11) after going 3-for-4 with two runs, five runs batted in, and a homerun…totaled six multi-hit games…reached base safely in 29 games…went 2-for-3 while setting a career-high with three stolen bases against Washington & Jefferson (3/22)…scored at least three runs in four different games…set a season high with seven assists against Peace (3/2).

2011: NCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention…finished second on the team in batting with a .370 average…paced the Gators with 20 runs batted in while delivering three homeruns…started all 28 games at third base…drove in three runs on three different occasions including back-to-back games against Kenyon (4/23) and at Hiram (4/28)…delivered homeruns in the same two-game stretch…produced 10 multi-hit games including career-best three hits at Hiram (4/28)…saw her batting average climb 30 points over the last seven games of the season after closing the year 11-of-25 (.440)…recorded at least one hit in 23 of 28 games.

2010: Started all 33 games at the infield corners including 27 starts at first base…totaled a team-best 233 putouts and eight sacrifice hits…produced three multi-hit games…finished 2-for-3 with a walk, two runs, and a pair of RBI versus Wisconsin-Stout…smashed a double in back-to-back games against Oberlin and Wooster…also scored twice while driving in a run against the Yeowomen.

Personal: Born December 27, 1990…daughter of Steven and Martina Rodi…All-State Honorable Mention as a senior...2009 Second Team All-Conference...2009 First Team All-Conference...letterwinner for three years…Defensive Player of the Year as a senior...majoring in environmental science with a minor in art and the environment.

CAREER HIGHS

At Bats ........... 5 vs. Buff St. (4/13/10)Hits ................................... 2 (8 times)Runs ................................. 2 (4 times)RBI .................................... 2 (2 times)Extra-Base Hits ................. 1 (4 times)

Hitting Streak .................... 2 (5 times)Multi-Hit Games ................................8Multi-RBI Games ...............................2Walks ................................ 1 (9 times)Stolen Bases ..................... 1 (2 times)

CAREER HIGHS

At Bats ..............6 vs. Hiram (4/11/10)Hits ................................... 3 (3 times)Runs ................................. 3 (4 times)RBI ...................5 vs. Centre (3/11/12)Extra-Base Hits ....... 2 vs. Union (3/25/11)

Hitting Streak .................... 7 (2 times)Multi-Hit Games ..............................19Multi-RBI Games ...............................8Walks .............................. 1 (16 times)Stolen Bases ...... 3 vs. W&J (3/22/12)

PLAYER PROFILES

Nicole Rodi


IF/OF w JuniorBats: L w Throws: LPittsburgh, Pa.North Hills 8

HALEA HAYDEN

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB .AVG2011 28 84 18 35 13 2 1 15 14 12 14 .4172012 39 108 22 44 9 1 1 20 19 14 16 .407Career 67 192 40 79 22 3 2 35 33 26 30 .412

2012: First Team All-NCAC…NCAC All-Tournament team…anchored the middle of Allegheny’s lineup while posting the highest fielding percentage on the team (.963)…finished second in the NCAC in on-base percentage (.500) while ranking among the national leaders…closed sixth in the league in batting average (.407), third in walks (19), fourth in stolen bases (16) and 10th in slugging percentage (.537)...started in all 39 games in right field and first base…led the Gators in batting average, on-base percentage and hits (44), while ranking second in total bases (58), walks and stolen bases…tied a career high with three stolen bases against Grove City (4/12)…boasted 13 multi-hit games, including a 3-for-4 effort against Kalamazoo (3/18)…hit safely in 19 of the team’s last 20 games…drove in a season-high three runs against Western New England (3/18) and Grove City (4/18).

2011: NCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention…started all 28 games at first base…led Allegheny with a .417 batting average while also leading the squad in runs scored (18), hits (35), doubles (13), triples (2), extra base hits (16), walks (14), hit-by-pitch (2), total bases (55), stolen bases (14), slugging percentage (.655) and on-base percentage (.510)…paced the NCAC while finishing 10th in the nation in doubles per game…produced 10 multi-hit games including five games with at least three hits…tied a program record after going 5-for-5 with two runs and two RBI at Oberlin (4/13)…knocked in a career-high four runs while authoring her first career homerun vs. Kenyon (4/23)…had career-best three stolen bases versus Carroll (3/22)…totaled at least two extra-base hits in three games…reached base safely in 22 of 28 games…finished first in the NCAC in on-base percentage, fourth in slugging, fourth in stolen bases, and fifth in batting average.

Personal: January 23, 1993…daughter of Shawn and Christina Hayden…two-year letterwinner in softball…majoring in German while pursuing a minor in psychology.

CAREER HIGHS

At Bats ............5 vs. Oberlin (4/13/11)Hits .................5 vs. Oberlin (4/13/11)Runs .............. 3 vs. Kenyon (4/23/11)RBI .................................... 3 (2 times)Extra-Base Hits ................. 2 (4 times)

Hitting Streak .................... 6 (2 times)Multi-Hit Games ..............................23Multi-RBI Games ...............................9Walks .........3 vs. Grove City (4/12/12)Stolen Bases ..................... 3 (2 times)

DP/OF w JuniorBats: R w Throws: RNew Kensington, Pa.Valley 21

MAUREEN PALLONE


2012: NFCA First Team All-Central Region…First Team All-NCAC…had at least one RBI in six consecutive games to end the regular season…most dangerous in the clutch, going 4-for-6 (.667) with the bases loaded, 14-for-31 (.452) with two outs, and 5-for-10 (.500) in the seventh inning…never went more than two starts without a hit and produced a team-high seven-game hitting streak during the year…15 of 21 runs batted in registered against the conference slate…batted team-best .415 in league play…finished among the NCAC leaders in batting average (.355) and slugging percentage (.484)…started in 29 games as the designated player while making appearances in 35 games.

2011: Started all 28 games as a rookie in left field…delivered first career homerun while finishing 2-for-3 against Bethany (4/3)…posted six multi-hit games including career-high three hits against Kenyon (4/23)…break-out effort against Kenyon included two doubles and a pair of runs scored…finished 2-for-3 with a walk against Hiram (4/28)…had a run-scoring single in her first career game versus Hamline (3/20).

Personal: Born February 20, 1992… daughter of Robert and Jennifer Pallone…member of 2007 and 2010 WPIAL softball championship teams…2010 Valley News Dispatch Honorable Mention…four-year letterwinner…National Honor Society…high school teammate of current Allegheny player Caitlin Nealer...majoring in English with a minor in economics.

CAREER HIGHS

At Bats ............................ 4 (10 times)Hits ................ 4 vs. Kenyon (4/15/12)Runs .............. 3 vs. Kenyon (4/15/12)RBI ................. 4 vs. Kenyon (4/15/12)Extra-Base Hits ................. 2 (4 times)

Hitting Streak ....................................7Multi-Hit Games ..............................15Multi-RBI Games ...............................7Walks ................................ 1 (6 times)Stolen Bases ..................... 1 (3 times)

PLAYER PROFILES


P w JuniorBats: L w Throws: LCincinnati, OhioTurpin 3

NATALIE PERSICANO

2012: Made eight appearances in the circle while logging five starts and three complete games…finished second for the Gators with a 2.65 earned run average…tossed a three-hit shared shutout against Peace (3/2) in 6.2 innings of work…threw a three-hit, five-inning shutout against Washington & Jefferson (3/22)…entered in relief against Wesleyan (3/19) while pitching 1.2 perfect innings…shouldered tough loss in NCAC tournament against Ohio Wesleyan (4/29) after giving up two earned runs in complete game effort…struck out a season-high four batters in two innings of relief against Grove City (4/12).

2011: Appeared in 14 games as a pitcher and designated player…enjoyed break-out game at the plate at Oberlin (4/13) after going 3-for-4 with three runs, four RBI, and her first career homerun and stolen base…scored all five she reached base during the season…made 10 appearances on the mound, including six starts…won two of her final three starts to finish 2-3…struck out career high seven in debut against D’Youville (3/20).

Personal: Born September 3, 1992…daughter of Michael and Phyllis Persicano…selected to 2010 District All-Star Team…2010 team captain…2009 Second Team All-Conference…three-time recipient of Turpin Scholar-Athlete Award (2007-09)…National Honor Society…English major with a minor in history.


Year W L ERA APP GS-CG IP H ER BB SO SV 2011 2 3 7.40 10 6-4 35.0 74 37 10 28 02012 2 2 2.65 8 5-3 37.0 41 14 12 19 0 Career 4 5 4.95 18 11-7 72.0 115 51 22 47 0

IF/OF w SophomoreBats: R w Throws: RWilmette, Ill.New Trier 11

LEAH HERLOCKER

2012: Started all 39 games at first base and right field…finished seventh in the NCAC in putouts (189) and ninth in chances (207)…recorded six multi-hit games including a 4-for-7 effort with three RBI at Kenyon (4/15)…set a career high with three hits at Fredonia State (3/28), including a pair of doubles…recorded a season-high 15 putouts against Peace (3/2)…tied an Allegheny team high with a seven-game hitting streak (4/15-25)…led all Allegheny players in strike out ratio with 9 k’s in 109 at bats.

Personal: Born December 11, 1992...daughter of Tom and Nancy Herlocker...played softball, volleyball, and golf at New Trier...2011 New Trier Most Improved Award in softball...scholar-athlete...coaching intern for Trevian softball...double major in spanish and biology.

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched ..7 vs. OWU (4/29/12)Pitch Count ......98 vs. OWU (4/29/12)Strikouts ....4 vs. Grove City (4/12/12)Shutouts (Season) ............................1Consecutive Scoreless Inn. ..........11.2

Hits ...................................................0RBI ....................................................0Multi-Hit Games ................................0Multi-RBI Games ...............................0Hitting Streak ....................................0

Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB .AVG2012 39 109 9 28 4 0 0 13 6 9 1 .257Career 39 109 9 28 4 0 0 13 6 9 1 .257

CAREER HIGHS

At Bats .............................. 4 (6 times)Hits ...............3 vs. Fredonia (3/28/12)Runs ................................. 2 (2 times)RBI .................................... 2 (2 times)Extra-Base Hits .... 2 vs. Fredonia (3/2812)

Hitting Streak ....................................7Multi-Hit Games ................................6Multi-RBI Games ...............................2Walks ................................ 1 (6 times)Stolen Bases ....... 1 vs. Fredonia (3/28/12)

PLAYER PROFILES

Leah Herlocker


P w SophomoreBats: R w Throws: RNew Kensington, Pa.Valley 22

CAITLIN NEALER

2012: NCAC Pitcher of the Year…NFCA First Team All-Central Region…First Team All-NCAC…NCAC All-Tournament team…ranked seventh in NCAA Division III in earned run average (0.99)…listed among the national leaders in strikeouts, victories, saves, walks allowed (1.76), hits allowed (5.14) and shutouts…led the NCAC in earned run average, wins (23), appearances (32), opponents batting average (.194), innings pitched (190.2), strikeouts (192)…recorded most wins by an Allegheny pitcher in a single season in 17 years…opened collegiate career by giving up one earned run through her first 39 innings of work…secured victories in her first eight starts with four shutouts…struck out a season-high 11 batters while yielding one earned run in a superb complete-game victory against Williams (3/20)…in collegiate debut against D’Youville (3/2), gave up four hits and zero walks while striking out 10 in a 1-0 complete-game shutout…pitched a one-hit shutout in a complete-game victory in the NCAC tournament against Wooster (5/4)…surrendered three hits or less in 11 complete-game performances…picked up saves in her first two career relief appearances (Peace – 3/2, Manchester – 3/10)…appeared in 35 games at the plate…recorded six multi-hit games, including a season-high three hits at Kenyon (4/15)…in two games at Kenyon, finished 5-for-7 with six RBI and three doubles.

Personal: Born October 17, 1992...daughter of Richard and Patricia Nealer...fired two hitter to lead Valley to 2011 PIAA Class AAA Championship...2011 Valley News Dispatch Player of the Year...two-time MSA All-Star...2011 CBS Pittsburgh Diamond Dozen...three-time All-State...two-time WPIAL Pitcher of the Year...pitched Valley to 2010 WPIAL AA Championship...high school teammate of Allegheny player Maureen Pallone...undecided major and minor.

IF w SophomoreBats: R w Throws: RPittsburgh, Pa.Montour 9

MARINA SCARANTINO

2012: NCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention…NCAC All-Tournament Team…started all 39 games at shortstop…listed among national leaders in stolen bases, walks, and runs scored…led the NCAC in stolen bases (26), walks (25), and defensive assists (111)…set an Allegheny program record for bases on balls in a season…ranked third in the league in runs (39) and 11th in on-base percentage (.437)…established a single-game program record with five stolen bases against Kalamazoo (3/18)…finished 2-for-2 with a career-best four runs scored against Washington & Jefferson (3/22)…authored nine multi-hit games, including three hit efforts at Wittenberg (4/7) and Kenyon (4/15)…scored multiple runs in 10 games…stole multiple bases in six games…totaled 10 extra-base hits, including a three-run game-winning homerun against Plymouth State (3/20)…connected for her second career HR with a two-run game-winning swing against Denison (3/31).

Personal: Born December 1, 1992...daughter of Teri and Rodney Scarantino...named WPIAL Championship MVP after leading Montour softball to WPIAL team title...four-time All-Section in softball...four-time All-Section in basketball...All-Section in soccer while earning four letters in soccer, softball, and basketball...is a member of the Allegheny College women’s basketball team...majoring in biology while minoring in psychology.


Year W L ERA APP GS-CG IP H ER BB SO SV 2012 23 6 0.99 32 27-26 190.2 140 27 48 192 2Career 23 6 0.99 32 27-26 190.2 140 27 48 192 2

CAREER HIGHS

Innings Pitched ....8 vs. WOO (4/3/12)Pitch Count ......126 vs. WOO (4/3/12)Strikouts .....11 vs. Williams (3/20/12)Shutouts (Season) ............................8Consecutive Scoreless Inn. ..........17.2

Hits ................ 3 vs. Kenyon (4/15/12)RBI .................................... 3 (2 times)Multi-Hit Games ................................6Multi-RBI Games ...............................2Hitting Streak ....................................6


CAREER HIGHS

At Bats ..........5 vs. Fredonia (3/28/12)Hits ................................... 3 (2 times)Runs .................. 4 vs. W&J (3/22/12)RBI ..............3 vs. Plymouth (3/20/12)Extra-Base Hits ......................1 (10 times)

Hitting Streak ....................................6Multi-Hit Games ................................9Multi-RBI Games ...............................3Walks ...............3 vs. Centre (3/11/12)Stolen Bases ....5 vs. Kalamazoo (3/18/12)

PLAYER PROFILES


OF w SophomoreBats: R w Throws: RNorth Huntingdon, Pa.Norwin 1

SHANNEN SEGIEL

OF/IF w SophomoreBats: R w Throws: RJamestown, N.Y.Falconer Central 18

SADIE STUART

2012: Started 33 games while appearing in 34 playing primarily in left field…drove in her first career run with a game-winning single against Denison (3/31)…pieced together a five-game hitting streak during the season that included her first multi-hit performance against Plymouth State (3/20)…went 1-for-1 with two runs scored and two stolen bases versus Washington & Jefferson (3/22).

Personal: Born June 18, 1993...daughter of Michael and Kimberly Segiel...three-year letterwinner while playing left field at North Huntingdon...National Honor Society...majoring in biology with a minor in psychology.


CAREER HIGHS

At Bats ......... 4 vs. Spalding (3/10/12)Hits ................................... 2 (2 times)Runs .................. 2 vs. W&J (3/22/12)RBI .................................... 1 (2 times)Extra-Base Hits ....................................... 0

Hitting Streak ....................................5Multi-Hit Games ................................2Multi-RBI Games ...............................0Walks ................................ 1 (7 times)Stolen Bases ...... 2 vs. W&J (3/22/12)

2012: Started all 39 games at second base…finished second in the NCAC with 12 sacrifice hits…was hit-by-pitch a program-record 10 times, leading the conference while ranking in the top 20 in NCAA Division III…totaled 10 extra-base hits, including four homeruns…finished 13th in the NCAC in slugging percentage (.500), 13th in on-base percentage (.425) and 15th in runs batted in (25)…finished second on the team in RBI…drove in a career-high four runs against Grove City (4/15) and Kenyon (4/15)…delivered eight multi-hit games, including lone three-hit performance at Kenyon (4/15)…hit first career homerun against Plymouth State (3/20) and second homerun in the team’s next game (Washington & Jefferson – 3/22)…hit Allegheny’s only grand slam of the season against Grove City (4/12)…doubled in three straight games (4/15-17).

Personal: Born April 18, 1993...daughter of Randal and Dawn Stuart...All Western New York First Team All-Star...three-time CCAA Division I First Team All-Star...Buffalo News Super 7 Athlete of the Week (2011)...Second Team All-State (Class B)...four-time scholar-athlete...student council vice president...played high school basketball and hockey in addition to softball...undecided major and minor.


CAREER HIGHS

At Bats .............................. 4 (3 times)Hits ................ 3 vs. Kenyon (4/15/12)Runs ................................. 2 (4 times)RBI .................................... 4 (2 times)Extra-Base Hits ..2 vs. Plymouth (3/20/12)

Hitting Streak .................... 5 (2 times)Multi-Hit Games ................................8Multi-RBI Games ...............................6Walks .......2 vs. Manchester (3/10/12)Stolen Bases ..................... 1 (6 times)

PLAYER PROFILES

Sadie Stuart


IF/OF w FreshmanBats: L w Throws: RGettysburg, Pa.Gettysburg Area 12

RACHELLE BENNETT

IF w FreshmanBats: L w Throws: RSaegertown, Pa.Saegertown 5

BELLE MAZURIK

Personal: Born December 19, 1993…daughter of Ronald and Deborah Bennett…four-year starter at Gettysburg Area…Vice President, National Honor Society…major and minor is undecided.

C w FreshmanBats: R w Throws: RNew Kensington, Pa.Valley 17

KATRINA GEORGE

Personal: Born August 11, 1993…daughter of John George…member of 2011 PIAA state championship team and 2010 WPIAL championship squad…2011 National Sportsmanship Award…two-time Valley News Dispatch First Team all-star (1B/C)…team captain…major and minor is undecided.

IF w FreshmanBats: R w Throws: RLower Burrell, Pa.Burrell 16

ALLIE LANDOWSKI

Personal: Born April 21, 1994…daughter of Sharon and Brian Landowski…three-sport athlete at Burrell, lettering nine times in softball, tennis, and swimming…WPIAL scholar-athlete nominee…majoring in biology with a minor in psychology.

IF w FreshmanBats: R w Throws: RCranberry Twp., Pa.Seneca Valley 4

HAILEY MARTHALER

Personal: Born September 3, 1994…daughter of Susan and Peter Marthaler…lettered in softball at Seneca Valley…majoring in political science and pre-law.

Personal: Born, January 10, 1994…Fred Mazurick and Michele McCracken…two-time first team all-region selection (OF/1B)…Meadville Tribune Dream Team…majoring history and pre-law with a minor in communications.

C w FreshmanBats: R w Throws: RSaxonburg, Pa.Knoch 10

MIKAYLA MORETTI

Personal: Born January 2, 1994…daughter of Michael and Diana Moretti…three-year letterwinner and two-time team captain in softball at Knoch…scholar-athlete…majoring in communications.

P w FreshmanBats: R w Throws: RRocky River, OhioRocky River 23

HANNAH OLENIK

Personal: Born March 21, 1994…daughter of Michael Olenick and Linda DeBalzo…four-time team MVP in softball at Rocky River…two-time Second Team West Shore All-Conference…major and minor is undecided.

P w FreshmanBats: R w Throws: RGrand Island, N.Y.Buffalo/Sacred Heart 15

MEGGIE WHITE

Personal: Born October 15, 1994…daughter of Randy and Peggy…10-time letterwinner in softball, swimming, and track at Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart...softball team captain…majoring in psychology with a minor in biology.

PLAYER PROFILES


SEASON RESULTS

2012 SEASON STATISTICS2012 Allegheny Softball

Game Results for Allegheny (as of Jan 17, 2013)(All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall NCAC Pitcher of record Attend Time

Mar 02, 2012 vs D'Youville W 1-0 7 1-0-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W 1-0) 4 5 1:30Mar 02, 2012 vs Peace W 1-0 7 2-0-0 0-0-0 N. Persicano (W 1-0) 5 0 2:00Mar 10, 2012 vs Spalding W 6-0 7 3-0-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W 2-0) 6 0 1:45Mar 10, 2012 vs Manchester W 4-1 7 4-0-0 0-0-0 Pennington (W 1-0) 6 2 1:45Mar 11, 2012 at Centre W 13-2 5 5-0-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W 3-0) 8 3 1:45Mar 11, 2012 vs Rose-Hulman W 7-3 7 6-0-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W 4-0) 6 5 1:45Mar 18, 2012 vs Western New England W 10-0 5 7-0-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W 5-0) 7 5 1:20Mar 18, 2012 vs Kalamazoo W 7-1 7 8-0-0 0-0-0 Pennington (W 1-0) 8 0 1:40Mar 19, 2012 vs Wis-Stevens Point W 7-1 7 9-0-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W 6-0) 7 2 1:16Mar 19, 2012 vs Wesleyan L 2-10 5 9-1-0 0-0-0 Pennington (L 2-1) 6 5 1:15Mar 20, 2012 vs Williams W 4-3 7 10-1-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W 7-0) 8 6 1:50Mar 20, 2012 vs Plymouth State W 4-3 7 11-1-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W 8-0) 7 5 1:22Mar 22, 2012 vs Wash. & Jeff. W 13-0 5 12-1-0 0-0-0 N. Persicano (W 2-0) 6 7 1:21Mar 22, 2012 vs Bowdoin L 1-9 6 12-2-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (L 8-1) 7 0 1:40Mar 23, 2012 vs Elmhurst L 3-4 7 12-3-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (L 8-2) 7 5 1:29Mar 23, 2012 vs Chicago L 0-9 7 12-4-0 0-0-0 B. Rung (L 0-1) 7 5 1:30Mar 28, 2012 at Fredonia State-1 W 7-2 7 13-4-0 0-0-0 C. Nealer (W) 4 7 1:50Mar 28, 2012 at Fredonia State-2 T 5-5 (8) 13-4-1 0-0-0 None - 2:00

* Mar 31, 2012 DENISON-1 W 2-0 7 14-4-1 1-0-0 C. Nealer (W 10-2) 8 0 1:25* Mar 31, 2012 DENISON-2 W 3-2 7 15-4-1 2-0-0 C. Nealer (W 11-2) 8 0 1:30* Apr 03, 2012 WOOSTER-1 W 5-3 7 16-4-1 3-0-0 C. Nealer (W 12-2) 5 5 1:31* Apr 03, 2012 WOOSTER-2 W 2-1 (8) 17-4-1 4-0-0 C. Nealer (W 13-2) 8 5 1:25* Apr 7, 2012 at Wittenberg-1 L 2-3 7 17-5-1 4-1-0 C. Nealer (L 13-3) 1 1 4 1:27* Apr 7, 2012 at Wittenberg-2 L 2-7 7 17-6-1 4-2-0 N. Persicano (L 2-1) - 1:29

Apr 12, 2012 GROVE CITY-1 W 12-2 6 18-6-1 4-2-0 C. Nealer (W 14-3) 9 0 1:30Apr 12, 2012 GROVE CITY-2 L 7-8 7 18-7-1 4-2-0 Pennington (L 2-2) 8 0 2:00

* Apr 15, 2012 at Kenyon College-1 W 15-2 5 19-7-1 5-2-0 C. Nealer (W 15-3) 5 9 1:15* Apr 15, 2012 at Kenyon College-2 W 14-0 5 20-7-1 6-2-0 C. Nealer (W 16-3) 6 1 1:00* Apr 17, 2012 at Oberlin College-1 W 3-0 7 21-7-1 7-2-0 C. Nealer (W) 6 1:05* Apr 17, 2012 at Oberlin College-2 L 1-2 7 21-8-1 7-3-0 C. Nealer (L) 4 1:00* Apr 21, 2012 DEPAUW-1 W 8-0 6 22-8-1 8-3-0 C. Nealer (W 18-4) 6 0 1:50* Apr 21, 2012 DEPAUW-2 W 6-4 7 23-8-1 9-3-0 C. Nealer (W 19-4) 6 0 1:50* 04/25/12 at Hiram College-1 W 4-2 7 24-8-1 10-3-0 C. Nealer (W 20-4) 7 4 1:30* 04/25/12 at Hiram College-2 W 3-1 7 25-8-1 11-3-0 C. Nealer (W 21-4) 8 4 1:20* Apr 29, 2012 OHIO WESLEYAN-1 W 4-1 7 26-8-1 12-3-0 C. Nealer (W 22-4) 8 5 1:15* Apr 29, 2012 OHIO WESLEYAN-2 L 1-5 7 26-9-1 12-4-0 N. Persicano (L 2-2) 8 5 1:15

May 04, 2012 DENISON L 0-3 7 26-10-1 12-4-0 C. Nealer (L 22-5) 1 0 5 1:15May 05, 2012 WOOSTER W 3-1 7 27-10-1 12-4-0 C. Nealer (W 23-5) 8 5 00:5May 05, 2012 at DePauw L 1-4 7 27-11-1 12-4-0 C. Nealer (L) 1 1 0 1:19

* = Conference game() extra inning game


2012 Allegheny SoftballOverall Statistics for Allegheny (as of Jan 17, 2013)

(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 27-11-1 Home: 9-3 Away: 7-4-1 Neutral: 11-4 NCAC: 12-4

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%

Amelia Pennington . 5 0 0 3-2 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 4 0 0 0 . 7 5 0 0 0 0-0 2 9 0 1.000

Halea Hayden . 4 0 7 39-39 108 22 44 9 1 1 20 58 . 5 3 7 19 2 14 0 . 5 0 0 1 3 16-19 149 7 6 . 9 6 3

Stephanie Fort . 3 7 8 39-39 111 42 42 10 1 9 32 81 . 7 3 0 18 1 8 1 . 4 6 2 2 4 15-16 19 7 2 . 9 2 9

Maureen Pallone . 3 5 5 35-29 93 9 33 9 0 1 21 45 . 4 8 4 0 0 15 0 . 3 5 1 1 6 2-2 4 0 0 1.000

Sadie Stuart . 3 1 6 39-39 98 20 31 6 0 4 25 49 . 5 0 0 10 10 18 0 . 4 2 5 2 10 6-6 61 63 12 . 9 1 2

Marina Scarantino . 3 1 6 39-39 117 39 37 7 1 2 13 52 . 4 4 4 25 0 15 0 . 4 3 7 0 3 26-30 61 111 15 . 9 2 0

Nicole Rodi . 2 8 7 39-39 122 29 35 6 1 1 19 46 . 3 7 7 8 4 14 0 . 3 5 1 0 5 6-7 32 76 12 . 9 0 0

Leah Herlocker . 2 5 7 39-39 109 9 28 4 0 0 13 32 . 2 9 4 6 0 9 0 . 2 9 3 1 1 1-1 189 8 10 . 9 5 2

Caitlin Nealer . 2 5 5 34-34 102 10 26 7 0 1 12 36 . 3 5 3 2 1 10 1 . 2 7 4 1 2 2-2 11 61 8 . 9 0 0

Shannen Segiel . 2 2 8 34-33 79 9 18 0 0 0 2 18 . 2 2 8 7 0 21 0 . 2 9 1 0 3 7-8 13 2 1 . 9 3 8

Felicia Gowanlock . 2 0 7 39-39 29 2 6 0 0 0 2 6 . 2 0 7 1 1 4 0 . 2 5 8 0 1 0-0 220 24 6 . 9 7 6

Sophia Katz . 0 0 0 19-8 21 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 . 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0

Natalie Persicano . 0 0 0 2-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 9 0 1.000

Totals . 3 0 4 39 994 193 302 58 4 19 160 425 . 4 2 8 100 19 135 2 . 3 7 6 8 39 81-91 761 377 72 . 9 4 0

Opponents . 2 2 4 39 994 104 223 35 2 5 80 277 . 2 7 9 68 10 225 3 . 2 8 0 2 21 42-52 745 349 51 . 9 5 5

LOB - Team (222), Opp (232). DPs turned - Team (7), Opp (12). CI - Team (2), F. Gowanlock 2. IBB - Team (2), H. Hayden 2, Opp(1). Picked off - S. Fort 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha

Caitlin Nealer 0 . 9 9 23-6 32 27 26 7/1 2 190.2 140 57 27 48 192 20 0 3 . 1 9 4 16 8 0 1 15Natalie Persicano 2 . 6 5 2-2 8 5 3 1/1 0 37.0 41 19 14 12 19 4 1 1 . 2 7 3 6 1 0 0 4Amelia Pennington 3 . 0 9 2-2 7 6 0 0/0 0 22.2 36 21 10 4 10 8 0 1 . 3 4 3 0 0 0 1 2Brittany Rung 8 . 4 0 0-1 3 1 0 0/0 0 3.1 6 7 4 4 4 3 1 0 . 3 3 3 1 1 0 0 0Totals 1 . 5 2 27-11 39 39 29 9/1 2 253.2 223 104 55 68 225 35 2 5 . 2 2 4 23 10 0 2 21

Opponents 4 . 1 4 11-27 39 39 25 2/1 1 248.1 302 193 147 100 135 58 4 19 . 3 0 4 18 19 0 8 39

PB - Team (16), F. Gowanlock 15, S. Fort 1, Opp (7). Pickoffs - Team (1), F. Gowanlock 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - F. Gowanlock(40-49), C. Nealer (26-34), Pennington (7-8), N. Persicano (6-7), B. Rung (3-3), S. Fort (1-2), M. Pallone (1-1).

2012 SEASON STATISTICS

OVERALL BATTING AND PITCHING STATISTICS

2012 Allegheny SoftballOverall Statistics for Allegheny (as of Jan 17, 2013)

(All games Sorted by Fielding pct)

Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci

Amelia Pennington 11 2 9 0 1.000 0 7 1 . 8 7 5 0 0Natalie Persicano 9 0 9 0 1.000 0 6 1 . 8 5 7 0 0Maureen Pallone 4 4 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 0 0Felicia Gowanlock 250 220 24 6 . 9 7 6 0 40 9 . 8 1 6 15 2Halea Hayden 162 149 7 6 . 9 6 3 1 0 0 - - - 0 0Leah Herlocker 207 189 8 10 . 9 5 2 4 0 0 - - - 0 0Shannen Segiel 16 13 2 1 . 9 3 8 0 0 0 - - - 0 0Stephanie Fort 28 19 7 2 . 9 2 9 0 1 1 . 5 0 0 1 0Marina Scarantino 187 61 111 15 . 9 2 0 5 0 0 - - - 0 0Sadie Stuart 136 61 63 12 . 9 1 2 1 0 0 - - - 0 0Nicole Rodi 120 32 76 12 . 9 0 0 3 0 0 - - - 0 0Caitlin Nealer 80 11 61 8 . 9 0 0 2 26 8 . 7 6 5 0 0Brittany Rung 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 3 0 1.000 0 0Sophia Katz 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 0Totals 1210 761 377 72 . 9 4 0 7 42 10 . 8 0 8 16 2

Opponents 1145 745 349 51 . 9 5 5 12 81 10 . 8 9 0 7 0

2012 FIELDING STATISTICS

Caitlin Nealer


2012 Allegheny SoftballSeason Game Highs for Allegheny (as of Jan 17, 2013)

(All games)

TEAM GAME HIGHS

Batting

At bats: 34 - at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)Runs scored: 15 - at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)

Hits: 19 - at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)RBIs: 13 - at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)

Doubles: 6 - at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)Triples: 1 - (4 times )

Home runs: 3 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Total bases: 28 - at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)

Walks: 7 - at Centre (Mar 11, 2012)7 - vs Grove City (Apr 12, 2012)7 - vs Grove City (Apr 12, 2012)

Strikeouts: 8 - vs Peace (Mar 02, 2012 at Virginia Beach, Va.)8 - vs Bowdoin (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

Sac hits: 3 - vs Wis-Stevens Point (Mar 19, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)3 - at Oberlin College (Apr 17, 2012)

Sac flies: 2 - at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)Stolen bases: 8 - vs Wash. & Jeff. (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Hit by pitch: 2 - vs Western New England (Mar 18, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

2 - vs Wooster (Apr 03, 2012)2 - at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)

Caught stealing: 2 - at Oberlin College (Apr 17, 2012)Runners LOB: 11 - at Fredonia State (Mar 28, 2012)

Hit into DP: 2 - vs Kalamazoo (Mar 18, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)2 - at Hiram College (04/25/12)

Fielding

Putouts: 24 - at Fredonia State (Mar 28, 2012)24 - vs Wooster (Apr 03, 2012)

Assists: 19 - at Oberlin College (Apr 17, 2012)Errors: 9 - vs Bowdoin (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

Passed balls: 4 - vs Bowdoin (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)DPs turned: 1 - (7 times )

Pitching

Innings pitched: 8.0 - at Fredonia State (Mar 28, 2012)8.0 - vs Wooster (Apr 03, 2012)

Runs allowed: 10 - vs Wesleyan (Mar 19, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Earned runs: 7 - vs Chicago (Mar 23, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

Walks allowed: 6 - vs Chicago (Mar 23, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Strikeouts: 11 - vs Williams (Mar 20, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

Hits allowed: 13 - vs Chicago (Mar 23, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Doubles allowed: 5 - vs Chicago (Mar 23, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Triples allowed: 1 - vs Wesleyan (Mar 19, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

1 - vs Chicago (Mar 23, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Homers allowed: 2 - at Fredonia State (Mar 28, 2012)

Wild pitches: 4 - at Wittenberg (Apr 7, 2012)Hit batters: 2 - at Hiram College (04/25/12)

2012 Allegheny SoftballSeason Game Highs for Allegheny (as of Jan 17, 2013)

(All games)

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Batting

At bats: 5 - Stephanie Fort at Fredonia State (Mar 28, 2012)5 - Marina Scarantino at Fredonia State (Mar 28, 2012)

Runs scored: 4 - Marina Scarantino vs Wash. & Jeff. (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Hits: 4 - Maureen Pallone at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)

RBIs: 7 - Stephanie Fort vs Wash. & Jeff. (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Doubles: 2 - (7 times )Triples: 1 - (4 times )

Home runs: 2 - Stephanie Fort vs Wash. & Jeff. (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)2 - Stephanie Fort vs Wooster (Apr 03, 2012)

Total bases: 8 - Stephanie Fort vs Wash. & Jeff. (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)8 - Stephanie Fort vs Wooster (Apr 03, 2012)8 - Maureen Pallone at Kenyon College (Apr 15, 2012)

Walks: 3 - Marina Scarantino at Centre (Mar 11, 2012)3 - Amelia Pennington at Fredonia State (Mar 28, 2012)3 - Halea Hayden vs Grove City (Apr 12, 2012)

Strikeouts: 3 - Shannen Segiel vs DePauw (Apr 21, 2012)Sac hits: 1 - (39 times )Sac flies: 1 - (8 times )

Stolen bases: 5 - Marina Scarantino vs Kalamazoo (Mar 18, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Hit by pitch: 2 - Nicole Rodi vs Western New England (Mar 18, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

Caught stealing: 1 - (10 times )Runners LOB: 5 - Nicole Rodi vs Wesleyan (Mar 19, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

Fielding

Putouts: 15 - Leah Herlocker vs Peace (Mar 02, 2012 at Virginia Beach, Va.)Assists: 7 - Nicole Rodi vs Peace (Mar 02, 2012 at Virginia Beach, Va.)

7 - Marina Scarantino vs Denison (Mar 31, 2012)Errors: 2 - (10 times )

Passed balls: 4 - Felicia Gowanlock vs Bowdoin (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

Pitching

Innings pitched: 8.0 - Caitlin Nealer vs Wooster (Apr 03, 2012)Runs allowed: 8 - Amelia Pennington vs Wesleyan (Mar 19, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

8 - Caitlin Nealer vs Bowdoin (Mar 22, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Earned runs: 5 - Natalie Persicano at Wittenberg (Apr 7, 2012)

5 - Amelia Pennington vs Grove City (Apr 12, 2012)Walks allowed: 5 - Natalie Persicano vs Chicago (Mar 23, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

5 - Caitlin Nealer vs DePauw (Apr 21, 2012)Strikeouts: 11 - Caitlin Nealer vs Williams (Mar 20, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

Hits allowed: 11 - Amelia Pennington vs Grove City (Apr 12, 2012)11 - Natalie Persicano vs Ohio Wesleyan (Apr 29, 2012)

Doubles allowed: 3 - (4 times )Triples allowed: 1 - Brittany Rung vs Wesleyan (Mar 19, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)

1 - Natalie Persicano vs Chicago (Mar 23, 2012 at Clermont, Fla.)Homers allowed: 1 - (5 times )

Wild pitches: 4 - Natalie Persicano at Wittenberg (Apr 7, 2012)Hit batters: 2 - Caitlin Nealer at Hiram College (04/25/12)

2012 TEAM HIGHS 2012 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS

2012 Allegheny SoftballBatting Analysis for Allegheny (as of Jan 17, 2013)

(All games Sorted by Player Name)

vs left vs right w/runners w/bases empty w/bases loaded as leadoff fly gnd fly/Player h ab avg h ab avg h ab avg h ab avg h ab avg rch ops pct out out gndStephanie Fort 2 3 . 6 6 7 40 10 . 3 7 0 30 63 . 4 7 6 12 48 . 2 5 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 10 18 . 5 5 6 33 30 1.1Felicia Gowanlock 0 0 - - - 6 29 . 2 0 7 1 11 . 0 9 1 5 18 . 2 7 8 0 4 . 0 0 0 2 5 . 4 0 0 9 9 1.0Halea Hayden 1 4 . 2 5 0 43 10 . 4 1 3 22 59 . 3 7 3 22 49 . 4 4 9 1 1 1.000 12 25 . 4 8 0 23 25 0.9Leah Herlocker 0 1 . 0 0 0 28 10 . 2 5 9 15 59 . 2 5 4 13 50 . 2 6 0 1 4 . 2 5 0 10 25 . 4 0 0 25 46 0.5Sophia Katz 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 20 . 0 0 0 0 14 . 0 0 0 0 7 . 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 5 . 0 0 0 6 9 0.7Caitlin Nealer 0 3 . 0 0 0 26 99 . 2 6 3 13 57 . 2 2 8 13 45 . 2 8 9 1 3 . 3 3 3 9 22 . 4 0 9 39 26 1.5Maureen Pallone 1 2 . 5 0 0 32 91 . 3 5 2 21 56 . 3 7 5 12 37 . 3 2 4 4 6 . 6 6 7 7 21 . 3 3 3 21 28 0.8Amelia Pennington 0 0 - - - 2 4 . 5 0 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 0 0 - - - 1 1 1.000 1 1 1.0Natalie Persicano 0 0 - - - 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Nicole Rodi 0 3 . 0 0 0 35 11 . 2 9 4 17 54 . 3 1 5 18 68 . 2 6 5 1 4 . 2 5 0 8 28 . 2 8 6 30 42 0.7Marina Scarantino 1 2 . 5 0 0 36 11 . 3 1 3 13 40 . 3 2 5 24 77 . 3 1 2 2 4 . 5 0 0 30 61 . 4 9 2 36 29 1.2Shannen Segiel 0 2 . 0 0 0 18 77 . 2 3 4 11 39 . 2 8 2 7 40 . 1 7 5 1 1 1.000 3 17 . 1 7 6 8 34 0.2Sadie Stuart 1 3 . 3 3 3 30 95 . 3 1 6 19 55 . 3 4 5 12 43 . 2 7 9 4 7 . 5 7 1 11 22 . 5 0 0 27 30 0.9Totals 6 24 . 2 5 0 296 97 . 3 0 5 163 50 . 3 2 0 139 48 . 2 8 7 15 35 . 4 2 9 103 25 . 4 1 0 258 309 0.8Opponents 41 15 . 2 7 3 182 84 . 2 1 6 108 49 . 2 1 7 115 49 . 2 3 2 4 29 . 1 3 8 95 25 . 3 7 4 142 368 0.4

w/runners w/runner on 3rd success 2- rnrspinch hitting in scoring pos and LT 2 out with 2 outs adv runners out adv rnrs rch rch

Player h ab avg h ab avg rbi ops pct h ab avg adv ops pct rbi w/out lob err fc klStephanie Fort 0 0 - - - 18 35 . 5 1 4 10 13 . 7 6 9 7 30 . 2 3 3 48 74 . 6 4 9 8 12 12 4 4 1Felicia Gowanlock 0 0 - - - 1 7 . 1 4 3 1 2 . 5 0 0 2 12 . 1 6 7 6 12 . 5 0 0 1 1 9 2 3 1Halea Hayden 0 0 - - - 14 41 . 3 4 1 8 17 . 4 7 1 19 36 . 5 2 8 40 68 . 5 8 8 9 10 13 5 4 5Leah Herlocker 0 0 - - - 11 41 . 2 6 8 8 12 . 6 6 7 5 28 . 1 7 9 26 62 . 4 1 9 2 16 29 3 3 2Sophia Katz 0 3 . 0 0 0 0 9 . 0 0 0 0 0 - - - 0 9 . 0 0 0 1 15 . 0 6 7 0 1 10 1 0 1Caitlin Nealer 0 0 - - - 13 43 . 3 0 2 3 5 . 6 0 0 11 45 . 2 4 4 23 60 . 3 8 3 7 5 33 3 7 2Maureen Pallone 0 3 . 0 0 0 16 44 . 3 6 4 7 14 . 5 0 0 14 31 . 4 5 2 35 63 . 5 5 6 10 13 15 3 1 3Amelia Pennington 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1 1.000 0 0 - - - 1 2 . 5 0 0 1 2 . 5 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0Natalie Persicano 0 0 - - - 0 0 - - - 0 0 - - - 0 0 - - - 0 0 - - - 0 0 0 0 0 1Nicole Rodi 0 0 - - - 16 45 . 3 5 6 5 7 . 7 1 4 8 33 . 2 4 2 34 62 . 5 4 8 7 10 23 7 6 4Marina Scarantino 0 0 - - - 10 27 . 3 7 0 2 3 . 6 6 7 5 34 . 1 4 7 21 43 . 4 8 8 5 9 27 3 2 11Shannen Segiel 0 0 - - - 4 19 . 2 1 1 1 3 . 3 3 3 6 26 . 2 3 1 20 43 . 4 6 5 1 7 16 1 3 5Sadie Stuart 0 0 - - - 15 42 . 3 5 7 8 11 . 7 2 7 9 41 . 2 2 0 40 72 . 5 5 6 7 17 28 4 1 6Totals 0 7 . 0 0 0 119 35 . 3 3 6 53 87 . 6 0 9 87 32 . 2 6 6 295 57 . 5 1 2 58 101 222 36 35 42Opponents 1 16 . 0 6 3 70 31 . 2 2 0 29 73 . 3 9 7 61 32 . 1 9 1 235 53 . 4 4 1 33 68 232 51 62 71

Success Advancing Runners = percentage of times the batter advanced at least one runner during a plate appearance#Rnrs Adv w/Out = TOTAL number of runners advanced when the player made an out

2012 SITUATIONAL HITTING

Marina Scarantino



OFFENSIVE STATISTICSYear Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%1978 .402 11-11 336 128 135 11 8 2 120 168 .500 58 0 28 0 .490 0 8 70-70 205 118 70 .8221982 .234 21-21 525 128 123 9 11 4 109 166 .316 0 0 0 0 .234 0 0 42-42 407 170 54 .9141983 .265 33-33 841 185 223 23 10 2 130 272 .323 118 3 40 0 .358 0 64 76-89 657 287 89 .9141984 .267 24-24 696 178 186 12 18 3 158 243 .349 92 5 23 0 .357 0 25 33-34 459 176 39 .9421985 .285 38-38 1002 254 286 28 18 18 245 404 .403 106 0 59 0 .354 0 0 55-74 770 411 74 .9411986 .279 36-36 954 235 266 23 10 13 194 348 .365 82 0 49 0 .336 0 0 77-77 724 327 64 .943^1987 .329 35-35 915 201 301 53 16 4 197 398 .435 80 0 22 0 .383 0 7 83-83 609 246 60 .9341988 .321 45-45 1117 225 358 38 15 9 185 453 .406 92 2 25 0 .373 0 79 39-47 833 336 38 .9691989 .327 41-41 1078 224 353 29 12 10 194 436 .404 68 13 48 6 .374 0 84 18-29 774 373 53 .9561990 .294 38-38 933 143 274 30 16 7 135 357 .383 53 6 20 0 .336 0 107 32-39 746 450 57 .9551991 .299 34-34 885 120 265 33 10 3 107 327 .369 50 0 40 0 .337 0 0 23-25 640 270 51 .9471992 .293 34-34 932 146 273 39 11 3 106 343 .368 76 0 65 0 .346 0 0 16-18 671 465 44 .9631993 .330 38-38 1063 193 351 56 9 7 152 446 .420 55 0 63 0 .363 0 37 29-34 737 469 48 .9621994 .366 40-40 1190 305 436 92 20 16 261 616 .518 103 10 61 0 .421 0 16 31-36 790 594 65 .9551995 .318 49-49 1337 272 425 60 13 19 207 568 .425 122 0 117 0 .375 0 33 19-21 935 694 75 .9561996 .298 44-44 1132 239 337 74 15 10 190 471 .416 110 18 125 2 .367 8 31 42-56 837 279 76 .9361997 .315 43-43 1213 242 382 60 21 11 200 517 .426 89 7 103 3 .363 9 23 51-60 814 410 96 .9271998 .299 37-37 996 197 298 65 13 17 165 440 .442 101 9 128 2 .367 6 19 33-41 697 423 92 .9241999 .289 39-39 1019 180 294 42 6 10 142 378 .371 82 19 154 1 .353 0 47 47-54 744 422 81 .9352000 .259 42-42 1113 173 288 48 7 12 146 386 .347 107 14 156 3 .331 3 42 25-34 826 445 68 .9492001 .264 35-35 931 142 246 60 6 5 120 333 .358 51 11 124 8 .309 5 31 18-22 693 382 67 .9412002 .263 37-37 1005 155 264 43 4 3 125 324 .322 88 8 156 4 .325 7 47 41-46 780 383 69 .9442003 .254 39-39 1024 125 260 38 14 0 101 326 .318 69 12 141 5 .308 2 31 24-32 778 341 81 .9332004 .248 39-39 1057 137 262 57 8 9 117 362 .342 70 7 184 2 .298 5 45 19-28 821 348 52 .9572005 .264 39-39 995 149 263 40 23 7 114 370 .372 54 18 158 3 .312 7 35 25-32 760 357 75 .9372006 .276 40-40 1122 194 310 46 12 12 157 416 .371 64 8 162 2 .318 6 33 72-82 795 337 66 .9452007 .286 38-38 1008 171 288 30 10 12 143 374 .371 84 12 149 1 .346 5 34 64-76 737 323 55 .9512008 .334 39-39 1060 224 354 74 9 11 196 479 .452 95 10 121 2 .390 13 37 69-84 758 343 49 .9572009 .317 42-42 1159 204 367 69 10 24 184 528 .456 90 18 124 1 .373 8 61 69-81 853 427 56 .9582010 .264 33-33 906 106 239 35 6 11 97 319 .352 56 6 127 1 .308 8 36 45-55 680 307 54 .9482011 .279 28-28 717 97 200 44 2 14 92 290 .404 55 6 145 0 .333 4 18 28-38 525 221 69 .9152012 .304 39-39 994 193 302 58 4 19 160 425 .428 100 19 135 2 .376 8 39 81-91 761 377 72 .940

PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA1982 2.81 14-7 21 21 0 4/0 0 137.2 79 55 55 44 66 0 0 0 534 .148 0 0 0 01983 1.24 26-7 33 33 0 7/0 4 226.0 94 83 40 88 110 0 0 0 863 .122 20 3 0 01984 0.64 21-3 24 24 0 10/0 4 152.0 72 27 14 32 125 0 0 0 564 .136 10 4 0 01985 0.65 31-7 38 38 0 12/0 0 257.0 123 49 24 51 114 0 0 0 945 .138 0 0 0 01986 0.86 32-4 36 36 30 20/0 0 243.0 121 35 30 40 90 0 0 0 890 .142 0 0 0 01987 0.80 25-12 35 35 0 12/0 0 255.0 161 75 29 44 118 0 0 0 935 .182 0 1 0 01988 0.66 40-5 45 45 36 19/0 3 287.2 166 49 27 77 164 13 10 2 989 .185 16 3 0 01989 1.08 31-10 41 41 36 15/0 4 271.0 185 73 42 87 119 0 0 0 1028 .197 0 0 0 01990 1.16 26-12 38 38 32 9/0 4 258.1 178 84 43 77 86 0 0 0 1044 .187 11 14 0 01991 3.55 13-21 34 34 24 4/0 1 218.2 237 155 111 116 79 39 6 2 942 .287 0 0 0 01992 2.11 22-12 34 34 27 4/0 1 228.2 180 92 69 85 98 22 8 1 915 .217 0 0 0 01993 1.30 25-13 38 38 33 16/0 2 248.0 133 79 46 77 287 20 0 4 957 .148 4 0 0 01994 1.43 34-6 40 40 32 19/0 0 260.0 164 82 53 55 325 16 3 7 1005 .179 14 5 0 01995 1.25 39-10 49 49 42 15/0 1 319.0 211 95 57 93 386 38 3 5 1280 .184 5 5 0 331996 1.96 30-14 44 44 35 10/0 1 279.0 223 130 78 111 333 25 2 8 1238 .211 20 25 0 441997 2.84 22-21 43 43 35 4/0 1 271.1 331 212 110 110 95 50 15 4 1330 .289 16 28 3 451998 3.34 17-20 37 37 26 2/0 2 232.1 312 200 111 82 77 45 13 10 1152 .304 26 17 3 231999 3.22 20-18 39 39 26 4/0 0 248.0 276 162 114 82 124 41 9 7 1165 .271 14 13 0 532000 3.61 18-24 42 42 30 5/2 2 275.1 364 204 142 84 82 67 14 7 1323 .311 13 22 12 272001 2.88 13-22 35 35 32 4/0 0 231.0 260 140 95 52 92 46 2 9 1042 .273 14 15 2 222002 2.23 22-15 37 37 29 5/1 0 260.0 249 134 83 59 108 48 2 8 1128 .244 8 9 5 362003 3.19 16-22 39 39 30 4/0 0 259.1 280 172 118 74 152 45 1 9 1191 .265 18 17 3 412004 1.56 23-16 39 39 35 8/0 2 273.2 235 99 61 53 213 36 8 2 1143 .229 16 13 3 482005 2.62 21-18 39 39 34 6/0 0 253.1 293 149 95 71 173 59 5 4 1175 .282 17 18 3 432006 2.35 19-21 40 40 33 9/1 0 265.0 243 134 89 63 232 39 2 10 1155 .236 15 22 3 382007 2.73 19-19 38 38 30 7/0 0 246.0 268 133 96 91 141 41 4 13 1112 .276 19 6 6 382008 3.91 24-15 39 39 32 7/1 0 253.1 273 142 110 91 128 60 8 16 979 .279 16 6 13 422009 3.15 24-18 42 42 23 8/2 0 284.1 328 170 128 63 98 58 7 27 1166 .281 17 10 5 232010 5.08 12-21 33 33 21 3/0 0 226.2 271 162 128 86 147 58 15 8 1026 .290 20 5 8 382011 5.32 7-21 28 28 17 0/0 0 175.0 263 181 133 83 145 61 11 13 801 .328 17 6 7 172012 1.52 27-11 39 39 29 9/1 2 253.2 223 104 55 68 225 35 2 5 - .224 23 10 2 21

Single-season team records listed in BOLD

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS


Batting Average (200 AB) Avg. Hits AB Years 1. Jodi Stuck .423 99 234 1992-932. Tara Dickert .423 225 523 1992-953. Jen Lorenzen .422 187 443 1997-004. Rachel Ryan .421 205 487 2006-095. Nancy Nelson .398 172 423 1985-88

Slugging Pct. (200 AB) Pct. TB AB Years1. Jen Lorenzen .725 321 443 1997-002. Nancy Nelson .660 285 432 1985-883. Rachel Ryan .659 321 487 2006-094. Jen Jacobs .620 298 481 1992-955. Tara Dickert .617 328 532 1992-95

Games Played GP Years1. Annie Lawrence 170 1993-962. Laura Fromm 167 1995-983. Darcy Brandel 163 1996-994. Tara Dickert 160 1992-955. Debbie Macejka 159 1987-90 Lisa Klingensmith 159 1992-95 Rachel Ryan 159 2006-09

At Bats AB Years1. Tara Dickert 532 1992-952. Laura Fromm 519 1995-983. Missy Clark 510 1992-954. Lisa Klingensmith 494 1992-955. Penny Whiteman 490 1988-91

Runs Scored R Years1. Gia Celularo 145 1985-882. Melissa Vogel 138 1984-873. Laura Fromm 128 1995-984. Rachel Ryan 126 2006-095. Missy Clark 122 1992-95

Hits H Years1. Tara Dickert 225 1992-952. Rachel Ryan 205 2006-093. Jen Lorenzen 187 1997-004. Laura Fromm 183 1995-985. Jen Jacobs 180 1992-95

Doubles 2B Years1. Tara Dickert 55 1992-952. Jennifer Lorenzen 41 1997-003. Laura Fromm 40 1995-98 Rachel Ryan 40 2006-095. Lauren Hornish 37 1998-01

Triples 3B Years1. Laura Fromm 18 1995-982. Melissa Vogel 16 1984-873. Lisa Klingensmith 15 1992-95 Nancy Nelson 15 1985-885. Rachel Ryan 14 2006-09

Home Runs HR Years1. Jen Lorenzen 27 1997-002. Jen Jacobs 25 1992-953. Nancy Nelson 17 1985-884. Rachel Ryan 16 2006-095. Abby Bodenlos 15 2005-08 Stephanie Fort 15 2010-13

Runs Batted In RBI Years1. Nancy Nelson 163 1985-882. Jen Jacobs 159 1992-953. Rachel Ryan 127 2006-094. Melissa Vogel 122 1984-875. Jen Lorenzen 119 1997-00

Total Bases TB Years1. Tara Dickert 328 1992-952. Jen Lorenzen 321 1997-00 Rachel Ryan 321 2006-094. Laura Fromm 301 1995-985. Jen Jacobs 298 1992-95

Bases On Balls BB Years1. Jen Lorenzen 76 1997-002. Rachel Ryan 68 2006-093. Annie Lawrence 61 1993-964. Laura Fromm 60 1995-985. Joan Smith 53 1983-86

Hit By Pitches HBP Years1. Shawn Gledhill 13 2001-042. Sadie Stuart 10 2012-133. Crystal Ptacek 9 2005-074. Jen Lorenzen 8 1997-005. Four tied with 6

Stolen Bases SB Years1. Abby Bodenlos 57 2005-08 2. Sue Custer 55 1983-86 Beth McCullough 55 1980-834. Melissa Vogel 47 1984-875. Nancy Nelson 39 1985-88

Fielding Pct. (200 chances) Pct. PO Ast. Err. Years1. Amy Kirsch .993 440 97 4 1990-932. Jen Jacobs .987 939 130 14 1992-953. Cary Gralnik .986 195 16 3 1990-914. L. Gasparovich .984 234 19 4 2003-055. Suzanne Helfant .984 643 49 11 1985-88

Putouts Putouts Years1. Jen Jacobs 939 1992-952. Darcy Brandel 938 1996-993. Suzanne Helfant 643 1985-884. Jessica Monti 609 2001-045. Deb Peffer 508 1991-94

Assists Assists Years1. Laurie Machuga 830 1993-962. Jodi Robinson 428 1992-953. Erika Downs 375 1999-00, 024. Jen Lorenzen 373 1997-005. Rachel Ryan 362 2006-09

ERA (min. 200 IP) ERA IP Years1. Julie Dennis 0.56 537.0 1982-852. Shelley Brown 0.75 614.0 1986-893. Teva Eiler 1.00 413.1 1987-904. Laurie Machuga 1.05 672.0 1993-965. Giannina Coccaro 1.63 546.0 2003-06

Strikeouts Per Seven Innings K/7 Inn. Years1. Laurie Machuga 10.68 672.0 1993-962. Giannina Coccaro 6.46 546.0 2003-063. Jodi Robinson 5.19 388.2 1992-954. Julie Dennis 3.99 537.0 1982-855. Tracie Gaydos 3.55 467.0 2001-04

Wins Wins Years1. Laurie Machuga 81 1993-962. Shelley Brown 75 1986-893. Julie Dennis 63 1982-854. Giannina Coccaro 47 2003-065. Jodi Robinson 43 1992-95 Teva Eiler 43 1987-90

Saves SVs Years1. Amy Kirsch 4 1990-932. Julie Dennis 3 1982-85 Mary Snyder 3 1988-91 Teva Eiler 3 1987-905. Seven Tied With 2

Appearances App Years 1. Laurie Machuga 111 1993-962. Shelley Brown 96 1986-893. Giannina Coccaro 87 2003-064. Julie Dennis 83 1982-855. Jacelyn Peterson 82 1996-99

Games Started GS Years1. Laurie Machuga 96 1993-962. Shelley Brown 88 1986-893. Julie Dennis 81 1982-854. Giannina Coccaro 77 2003-065. Jacelyn Peterson 72 1996-99 Complete Games CG Years1. Laurie Machuga 90 1993-962. Giannina Coccaro 70 2003-063. Shelley Brown 68 1986-894. Giannina Coccaro 58 2001-045. Jacelyn Peterson 52 1996-99

Shutouts ShO Years1. Laurie Machuga 46 1993-962. Shelley Brown 37 1986-893. Giannina Coccaro 16 2003-064. Jodi Robinson 14 1992-955. Teva Eiler 13 1987-90

Innings Pitched Innings Years1. Laurie Machuga 672.0 1993-962. Shelley Brown 614.0 1986-893. Giannina Coccaro 546.0 2003-064. Julie Dennis 537.0 1982-855. Tracie Gaydos 467.0 2001-04

Strikeouts Ks Years1. Laurie Machuga 1,025 1993-962. Giannina Coccaro 504 2003-063. Shelley Brown 307 1986-894. Julie Dennis 306 1982-855. Jodi Robinson 288 1992-95

CAREER RECORDS


Batting Average (75 AB) Avg. Hits AB Year1. Melissa Vogel .508 61 120 19872. Tara Dickert .489 67 137 19943. Jennifer Lorenzen .481 50 104 19994. Jodi Stuck .474 65 137 19935. Gia Celularo .467 56 120 1987

Slugging Pct. (75 AB) Pct. TBAB Year1. Jennifer Lorenzen .865 90 104 19992. Melissa Vogel .833 100 120 19873. Tara Dickert .803 110 137 19944. Stephanie Fort .730 81 111 20125. Jennifer Lorenzen .722 91 126 1997

Games Played GP Year1. Annie Lawrence 49 1995 Jen Jacobs 49 1995 Tara Dickert 49 19954. Julie Good 48 19955. Abby Kennedy 47 1995 Lisa Klingensmith 47 1995

At Bats AB Year1. Tara Dickert 168 19952. Abby Kennedy 154 19953. Missy Clark 153 19954. Jen Jacobs 152 19955. Laura Fromm 151 1997

Runs Scored R Year1. Missy Clark 46 19942. Gia Celularo 45 19873. Gia Celularo 43 1988 Lisa Klingensmith 43 19945. Stephanie Fort 42 2012 Maggie Bodenlos 42 2009 Tara Dickert 42 1994

Hits H Year1. Tara Dickert 72 19952. Tara Dickert 67 19943. Jodi Stuck 65 19934. Jen Jacobs 62 19955. Melissa Vogel 61 1987 Missy Clark 61 1994

Doubles 2B Year1. Tara Dickert 25 19942. Abby Kennedy 17 19963. Lauren Hornish 15 20014. Gia Celularo 14 1987 Annie Lawrence 14 1996 Jen Lorenzen 14 1997 Jessica Monti 14 2004 Marci Potuzko 14 2008

Triples 3B Year1. Melissa Vogel 9 19872. Laura Fromm 8 19973. Carla Holloman 7 19904. Lisa Klingensmith 6 1992 Lisa Klingensmith 6 1994 Shawn Gledhill 6 2003 Rachel Ryan 6 2007

Home Runs HR Year1. Jen Jacobs 10 19952. Stephanie Fort 9 2012 Jen Lorenzen 9 19994. Jen Lorenzen 8 20005. Maggie Bodenlos 7 2009 Jen Jacobs 7 1994 Nancy Nelson 7 1988

Runs Batted In RBI Year1. Jen Jacobs 61 19942. Nancy Nelson 50 19883. Jen Jacobs 46 19954. Melissa Vogel 45 19875. Tara Dickert 42 1994

Total Bases TB Year1. Tara Dickert 110 19942. Tara Dickert 109 19953. Jen Jacobs 107 19954. Melissa Vogel 100 19875. Maggie Bodenlos 93 2009 Laura Fromm 93 1997

Bases On Balls BB Year1. Marina Scarantino 25 20122. Annie Lawrence 23 1996 Jen Rowe 23 20004. Annie Lawrence 22 19955. Jennifer Lorenzen 21 1999

Hit By Pitches HBP Year1. Sadie Stuart 10 20122. Lisa Freeman 6 20053. Ronnie Bohm 5 1989 Rebecca Burns 5 2009

Stolen Bases SB Year1. Abby Bodenlos 31 20072. Colleen Holthaus 27 19973. Marina Scarantino 26 20124. Lisa Myers 23 19795. Sue Custer 22 1983 Abby Bodenlos 22 2006 Abby Bodenlos 22 2008

Fielding Pct. (100 chances) Pct. PO Ast. Err. Year1. Jen Jacobs 1.000 50 58 0 1992 Amy Kirsch 1.000 216 13 0 1993 Jess Young 1.000 120 9 0 2000 E. Sigrist 1.000 95 20 0 20075. K. Sollenberger .995 177 14 1 1988

ERA (75 IP) ERA IP Year1. Julie Dennis 0.39 180.0 19852. Shelley Brown 0.48 174.0 19883. Shelley Brown 0.50 127.0 19874. Giannina Coccaro 0.57 135.0 20045. Julie Dennis 0.71 108.0 1984

Putouts Putouts Year1. Jen Jacobs 400 19952. Jen Jacobs 348 19943. Debbie Macejka 334 19904. Nicki Guseman 323 19965. Darcy Brandel 314 1998

Assists Assists Year1. Laurie Machuga 321 19952. Laurie Machuga 238 19943. Laurie Machuga 230 19934. Jodi Robinson 170 19955. Teva Eiler 148 1990

Strikeouts Per 7 IP (min. 75 IP) K/7 Inn. Year1. Laurie Machuga 11.25 181.0 19962. Laurie Machuga 10.91 135.1 19943. Laurie Machuga 10.74 200.0 19954. Laurie Machuga 9.71 155.2 19935. Giannina Coccaro 8.24 116.1 2006

Wins Wins Year1. Laurie Machuga 25 19952. Shelley Brown 24 19883. Caitlin Nealer 23 2012 Julie Dennis 23 19855. Shelly Brown 22 1986

Saves SV Years1. Amy Kirsch 4 19902. Seven tied with 2

Appearances App Year 1. Laurie Machuga 34 19952. Laurie Machuga 33 19963. Caitlin Nealer 32 20124. Janelle Bissell 31 20005. Giannina Coccaro 30 2005

Games Started GS Year1. Laurie Machuga 28 19952. Caitlin Nealer 27 2012 Julie Dennis 27 1985 Julie Dennis 27 19835. Giannina Coccaro 26 2005

Complete Games CG Year1. Laurie Machuga 27 19952. Caitlin Nealer 26 20123. Laurie Machuga 25 1996 Giannina Coccaro 25 20055. Julie Dennis 24 1985 Shelley Brown 24 1986 Shelley Brown 24 1988

Shutouts ShO Year1. Shelley Brown 16 19862. Laurie Machuga 14 19943. Laurie Machuga 12 19934. Laurie Machuga 11 19955. Julie Dennis 10 1985 Shelley Brown 10 1988 Innings Pitched IP Year1. Laurie Machuga 200.0 19952. Caitlin Nealer 190.2 20123. Giannina Coccaro 190.1 20054. Laurie Machuga 181.0 1996 Shelley Brown 181.0 1986

Strikeouts Ks Year1. Laurie Machuga 307 19952. Laurie Machuga 291 19963. Laurie Machuga 216 19934. Laurie Machuga 211 19945. Caitlin Nealer 192 2012

SEASON RECORDS


Individual Game RecordsRuns H Opponent Date1. Maggie Bodenlos 5 Mass.-Lib. Arts 03/16/082. 16 times 4 Most recent: Marina Scarantino W&J 03/22/12

Hits H Opponent Date1. Halea Hayden 5 Oberlin 04/13/11 Rachel Ryan 5 Ohio Wesleyan 04/22/07 Crystal Ptacek 5 Hiram 04/06/06 Jessica Monti 5 Hiram 04/23/02 Laura Fromm 5 Marian 03/15/98 Penny Whiteman 5 Edinboro 05/02/91

Runs Batted In RBI’s Opponent Date1. Stephanie Fort 7 W&J 03/22/122. Marci Potuzko 6 Mount Union 03/29/09 Jen Lorenzen 6 Mount Union 03/28/00 Tara Dickert 6 Mount Union 05/04/95

Doubles 2B Opponent Date1. Maggie Bodenlos 3 Oberlin 04/01/08 Jen Lorenzen 3 Denison 04/10/98 Tara Dickert 3 Hiram 05/03/94 Jen Jacobs 3 PSU-Behrend 04/19/94 Tara Dickert 3 Muskingum 05/15/93

Triples 3B Opponent Date1. Lisa Klingensmith 3 Muskingum 04/29/94

Home Runs HR Opponent Date1. Bessie Artino 3 Oberlin 04/01/092. 12 times 2 Most recent: Stephanie Fort Wooster 04/03/12

Stephanie Fort (2012) and Jen Jacobs (1993) are the only players in program history with to hit two homeruns in a game twice in the same season.

Total Bases TB Opponent Date1. Bessie Artino 13 Oberlin 04/01/092. Rachel Ryan 10 Wooster 04/13/07 Jen Jacobs 10 PSU-Behrend 04/19/94

Bases On Balls BB Opponent Date1. Suzy Young 4 Oberlin 04/17/02

Hit By Pitches HBP Opponent Date1. Suzy Young 3 Baldwin-Wallace 05/02/05

Stolen Bases SB Opponent Date1. Marina Scarantino 5 Kalamazoo 03/18/122. Maggie Bodenlos 4 Polytechnic N.Y. 03/07/093. 11 times 3 Most recent: Halea Hayden 3 Grove City 04/12/12

Strikeouts Ks Opponent Date1. Laurie Machuga 19 Westminster 05/07/952. Laurie Machuga 18 Baldwin-Wallace 04/24/96 Laurie Machuga 18 Muskingum 04/29/944. Laurie Machuga 17 California (Pa.) 04/23/95 Laurie Machuga 17 Bethany 04/22/95

Player Opponent Date Score InningsAllison Korotkin Thiel 03/30/08 4-0 7Giannina Coccaro Denison 04/29/06 2-0 7Giannina Coccaro Kenyon 04/19/03 3-0 7Tracie Gaydos PSU-Behrend 04/10/03 9-0 6Laurie Machuga Mount Union 05/02/96 11-1 5Laurie Machuga Baldwin-Wallace 04/24/96 7-0 7Robyn Molloy Pitt-Bradford 04/04/96 16-1 4Laurie Machuga Massachusetts-Liberal Arts 03/19/96 5-0 7Laurie Machuga Westminster 05/07/95 1-0 7Laurie Machuga Mercyhurst 05/06/95 19-0 5Laurie Machuga Muskingum 04/29/95 11-1 6Laurie Machuga Edinboro 04/14/95 8-0 5Jodi Robinson Mercyhurst 04/26/94 8-0 7Laurie Machuga California (Pa.) 04/17/94 7-0 7Jodi Robinson Hiram 05/04/93 17-0 5Laurie Machuga Baldwin-Wallace 04/23/93 15-0 5Stephanie Plummer Westminster 04/13/91 2-0 5Teva Eiler Richard Stockton 03/20/90 17-0 5Lisa McCall Villa Maria 04/20/82 11-0 5Stacey Lyon Villa Maria 1977 16-0 5Laurie Machuga Ohio Northern 04/27/96 9-0 7Laurie Machuga Indiana (Pa.) 04/22/94 10-0 5Laurie Machuga Hiram 05/04/93 4-0 7

NO HITTERS

PERFECT GAMESPlayer Opponent Date Score InningsLaurie Machuga Ohio Northern 04/27/96 9-0 7Laurie Machuga Indiana (Pa.) 04/22/94 10-0 5Laurie Machuga Hiram 05/04/93 4-0 7

Strikeouts Year Name G IP SO AVG1996 Laurie Machuga 33 181.0 291 11.31995 Laurie Machuga 34 200.0 307 10.71993 Laurie Machuga 23 155.2 216 9.7

Strikeout Ratio (per 7 IP) Year Name G IP SO AVG1996 Laurie Machuga 33 181.0 291 11.31994 Laurie Machuga 21 135.1 211 10.91993 Laurie Machuga 23 155.2 216 9.7

Saves Year Name G IP ERA SV1990 Amy Kirsch 11 47.0 1.19 4

Hits Year Name G AB Hits AVG1993 Jodi Stuck 38 137 65 .474

Doubles Year Name G 2B AVG1994 Tara Dickert 40 25 0.63

Triples Per Game Year Name G 3B AVG1982 Julie Dennis 21 5 0.24

Strikeouts (TEAM) Year G IP SO AVG1996 44 279.0 333 8.41995 49 319.0 386 8.51994 40 260.0 325 8.81993 38 247.2 287 8.1

Strikeout Ratio (TEAM) Year G IP SO AVG1996 44 279.0 333 8.41994 40 260.0 325 8.8

Earned Run Average (TEAM) Year G IP ER ERA1988 45 287.2 27 0.66

Shutouts (TEAM) Year G IP ERA ShO1986 36 243.0 0.86 20

Doubles Per Game (TEAM) Year G 2B AVG1994 40 92 2.30

NCAA STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS

NCAA RECORD BOOK RANKINGS


Player Ranking Statistic TotalLaurie Machuga 1 Consecutive Scoreless Innings 75.0Laurie Machuga T-1 Perfect Games (Career) 3Laurie Machuga T-3 Strikeouts in a 7-Inning Game 19Julie Dennis T-4 Earned Run Average (Career) 0.56Tara Dickert T-4 Doubles (Season) 25Shelley Brown T-10 Earned Run Average (Career) 0.75


NCAC PLAYER OF YEARALL-REGIONPlayer Pos. Team YearBrenda Bates 3B 1 1983, ‘84Abby Bodenlos 2B 1 2007, ‘08Ronnie Bohm IF 1 1991Darcy Brandel 1B 1 1997Shelley Brown P/UT 1 1987, ‘88, ‘89Gia Celularo 2B 1 1986, ‘87, ‘88Sue Custer OF 1 1984Julie Dennis P/UT 1 1984, ‘85Tara Dickert 3B 1 1995Teva Eiler P 1 1989, ‘90Laura Fromm OF 1 1996, ‘97, ‘98Carla Holloman IF 1 1990Jen Jacobs C 1 1994, ‘95Abby Kennedy OF 1 1996Lisa Klingensmith OF 1 1992, ‘95Anne Lawrence SS 1 1996Jen Lorenzen 3B 1 1997, ‘99Debbie Macejka 1B 1 1988, ‘89, ‘90Laurie Machuga P 1 1993, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96Caitlin Nealer P 1 2012Nancy Nelson SS 1 1986, ‘87, ‘88Maureen Pallone DP 1 2012Jodi Robinson P/DP 1 1994, ‘95Jodi Stuck OF 1 1993Melissa Vogel OF 1 1984, ‘86, ‘87Penny Whiteman OF 1 1989, ‘90, ‘91Giannina Coccaro P 2 2004Tara Dickert 3B 2 1994Erika Downs SS 2 2002Stephanie Fort OF 2 2012Nikki Guseman C 2 1996Colleen Holthaus OF 2 1997Jen Jacobs 8C 2 1992, ‘93Lisa Klingensmith OF 2 1993, ‘94Kathy Kuhar IF 2 1987Jen Lorenzen 3B 2 1998Nikki Moyer OF 2 1993Deb Peffer 1B 2 1994Rachel Ryan SS 2 2008Kyle Sollenberger C 2 1989, ‘90Abby Bodenlos 2B 3 2006Maggie Bodenlos IF 3 2009Erika Downs SS 3 2000Jill Fuduric C 3 1998Annette Gaeth OF 3 1999Jessica Monti C/1B 3 2004Jacelyn Peterson P 3 1998, ‘99Rachel Ryan IF 3 2006, ‘07Katie Wills IF 3 2009Lauren Hornish OF HM 2000

Player Pos. YearStephanie Fort OF 2012Abby Bodenlos IF 2007, ‘08 Erika Downs SS 2002Laura Fromm OF 1998Jen Lorenzen 3B 1999

NCAC ALL-CONFERENCE

Player Pos. Team YearBessie Artino IF 1 2009Abby Bodenlos IF 1 2007, ‘08Maggie Bodenlos IF 1 2009 Natalie Case UTIL 1 1998Giannina Coccaro P 1 2004, ‘06Erika Downs SS 1 2002Stephanie Fort OF 1 2012Laura Fromm OF 1 1998Jill Fuduric C 1 2002Annette Gaeth OF 1 1999Shawn Gledhill IF 1 2002Christine Harvey DP 1 2004Halea Hayden OF/1B 1 2012Lauren Hornish OF 1 2000, ‘01Sarah Johnston OF 1 2004, ‘05Jen Lorenzen 3B 1 1998, ‘99, ‘00Caitlin Nealer P 1 2012Maureen Pallone DP 1 2012Jacelyn Peterson P 1 1998Marci Potuzko C 1 2008Crystal Ptacek UTIL 1 2007Rachel Ryan IF 1 2006, ‘07, ‘08Brittany Rechtin UTIL 1 2006Jill Staaf C 1 1999Suzy Young C 1 2005Abby Bodenlos IF 2 2006Maggie Bodenlos IF 2 2008, ‘10Darcy Brandel 1B 2 1999Giannina Coccaro P 2 2003, ‘05Dhira Dale 1B 2 2001Sara Doan OF 2 2011

NCAC PITCHER OF YEARPlayer Pos. YearCaitlin Nealer P 2012Giannina Coccaro P 2004, ‘06

NCAC NEWCOMER OF YEAR

Player Pos. YearBessie Artino IF 2009Marci Potuzko C 2008Rachel Ryan IF 2006

NCAC COACH OF YEAR

Coach YearRenee Hicks 2002Sandra Sanford 2006, ‘12

NATIONAL COACH OF YEAR

Coach YearSheila Lingenfelter 1988, ‘89Shelly Monas 1993

Amanda Downey P 2 2008, ‘10Erika Downs SS 2 2000Lisa Freeman OF 2 2005Jill Fuduric C 2 1998Tracie Gaydos P 2 2002Shawn Gledhill IF 2 2003, ’04Sarah Johnston OF 2 2003Jessica Monti C/1B 2 2002Jacelyn Peterson P 2 1999Marci Potuzko C 2 2009Crystal Ptacek C 2 2006Rachel Ryan IF 2 2009Jill Staaf OF 2 1998Katie Wills OF 2 2007Abby Bodenlos IF HM 2005Elizabeth Burr OF HM 2007Amanda Downey P HM 2011Stephanie Fort SS/OF HM 2010, ‘11Halea Hayden 1B HM 2011Allison Korotkin P HM 2007Jessica Monti C/1B HM 2004Sarah Piranian OF HM 2006Nicole Rodi 3B HM 2011Marina Scarantino SS HM 2012April Tantalo 3B HM 2004,’05Katie Wills IF HM 2009Jessica Young IF HM 2002

KEYSTONE ALL-CONFERENCEPlayer Pos. Team YearBrenda Bates 3B 1 1983Julie Dennis P 1 1982Kathy Kampert LF 1 1979Beth McCullough IF 1 1981, ‘82, ‘83Terri Spigelmyer OF 1 1980Jill Swanson SS 1 1983Melissa Vogel OF 1 1984Brenda Bates 3B 2 1982Sue Custer OF 2 1983Julie Dennis P 2 1983Beth McCullough IF 2 1980Kim Nido OF 2 1984Jill Swanson SS 2 1982, ‘84

Jen Lorenzen

Shelley Brown

Sheila Lingenfelter

POSTSEASON AWARDS


Shelley Brown was a two-sport standout in softball and basketball for the Gators. She was a three-time All-America at pitcher for Allegheny, and during her four years the Gators never finished below fifth in the NCAA, including a second-place finish in 1988. Brown was Allegheny’s all-time leader with an .810 career winning percentage and a career ERA of 0.75. Her 16 shutouts in 1986 are an Allegheny season best. Brown also held the record for sacrifices in a season (28) and career (55). Additionally, she owned the second most wins in a season (24) and career (77) in school history. During her four years, the Gators had an amazing record of 130-31. Brown also was a second team All-NCAC honoree in basketball in 1988 and ’89. She helped lead the Gators to four straight NCAC Championships, and she was a member of the 1985-86 squad that set the school record with 26 wins. Brown was the 1988-89 Female Athlete of the Year.

Celularo was a four-year starter on the Allegheny softball team, earning three All-America honors and helping the team to a 133-24 record, including four top-five finishes in the NCAA Tournament. Celularo’s offense exploded as a junior, batting .467, the fifth highest single season total in school history, and scoring 45 times, then an Allegheny record. The team went 25-12 during her third year, finishing fifth in the Division III World Series. Her strong season earned the junior another All-America First Team honor, the second of her career. As a senior, the team had the best season in program history, finishing 40-5 and ending the year one out away from the NCAA Division III Title. Celularo batted .407 during the season with team highs of 43 runs and 20 walks. For her career, Celularo ranks first in school history in runs scored (145) and has the fourth highest on-base percentage totals (.438) and the fifth highest hits (179), walks (50) and batting average (.378) totals.

Julie Dennis earned softball All-America honors in both 1984 and 1985. Her skills in both pitching and hitting helped the Gators to NCAA playoff berths in 1983 and 1985. Dennis posted a remarkable career pitching record of 63-16 with a 0.70 ERA and 306 strikeouts and a career batting average of .352. Her ERA of 0.39 during the 1984 season still ranks as the most impressive pitching campaign in Allegheny lore, while her career ERA stands as the fourth-best in NCAA Division III history.

Jen Lorenzen is a fixture in the Gators’ record book. Ranking first on the school’s all-time charts for homeruns (27), slugging percentage (.725) and bases on balls (76), she also currently ranks second in total bases (321), hits (187) and doubles (41). In addition to her oustanding offensive production, Jen guided Allegheny to back-to-back NCAC regular season championships in 1998 and 1999. One of the most feared hitters in the region, Jen earned All-East Region plaudits in her final three years of eligibility. In 1999, she batted .481 and belted nine homeruns en route to NCAC Player of the Year honors. At the end of the season she was named to the NCAA Division III All-American team. Owner of an impressive .422 career batting average, Jen earned First Team All-Conference accolades in Allegheny’s first three seasons as a member of the NCAC. In each of those first three seasons, she led the conference in homeruns.

Laurie Machuga finished her career as one of the most distinguished pitchers in Division III softball history. She estasblished the NCAA Division III record for career strikeout ratio (10.7), a total that at the time tied for second in the NCAA All-Division record books. She is also the NCAA Division III career record holder for consecutive scoreless innings with 75. Laurie became the first Division III softball player with over 1,000 career strikeouts. She had 46 career shutouts, second best in Division III and was a three-time Division III strikeout champion (1993, 1994 and 1996) and led the nation three times in strikeout ratio (1993, 1995, 1996). A three-time NCAA First Team All-American (1993, 1994, 1995), Machuga also earned Second Team All-America honors in 1996.

JULIE DENNISGraduated: 1985; Inducted: 1995

LAURIE MACHUGAGraduated: 1996; Inducted: 2006

GIA CELULAROGraduated: 1988; Inducted: 2007

JEN LORENZENGraduated: 2000; Inducted: 2011

SHELLEY BROWNGraduated: 1989; Inducted: 1999

TARA DICKERTGraduated: 1996; Inducted: 2008From 1992-95, the Gators posted 122 wins with two trips to the NCAA Division III College World Series, and a key catalyst of those squads was third-baseman Tara Dickert. Allegheny placed sixth in the nation in 1993 before bettering their finish with a fourth place showing in 1995. Sandwiched in the middle of those two years was an NCAA Regional appearance and a season where Dickert set Gator single-season records with 25 doubles and 110 total bases. In 1995, she went on to set three more Allegheny records with 49 games played, 168 at-bats, and 72 base-hits. During the ‘94 campaign, she finished second all-time with 67 hits, a .489 batting average, and a .803 slugging percentage, while ranking second with 109 total bases in ‘95. For her career, she also holds the all-time Gator records for at-bats, hits, doubles, and total bases while ranking second in batting average. Her name also appears in the career top 10 for seven other Allegheny records. Dickert’s name even graces the NCAA Division III record book, with her 25 doubles in ‘94 tying for fourth all-time in a single year.

ALL-AMERICA/HALL OF FAME

RONNIE BOHMGraduated: 1991; Inducted: 2005Veronica (Ronnie) Bohm was a dual-sport star in her days at Allegheny. On the basketball court, she helped the Gators to a pair of NCAC titles, as she earned two First-Team All-NCAC honors. With 1,126 career points, she is sixth all-time in scoring at the school. In softball, she was a member of three regional championship squads, including the 1988 team that was the national runner-up, and went on to earn All-American honors in 1991 for her play at second base.

Lisa Myers, an outstanding performer in softball and basketball, left Allegheny with an eight varsity letters and a single season scoring record of 18.1 points per game in basketball. She also set the record for single points per game with 37. The Academic All-American led the softball team in doubles and stolen bases in a single season She is the first ever Allegheny player to be named to the All Women’s Keystone Conference and was also selected “Top 20” in Small College Women’s Basketball.

LISA MYERSGraduated: 1981; Inducted: 1991

Laurie Machuga

Gia Celularo


During Jodi Robinson’s career, Allegheny made three NCAA Tournament appearances and two trips to the World Series. Robinson is one of just three Allegheny pitchers to throw multiple no-hitters. She was a two-time First-Team All-Region choice and a Third-Team All-American as a junior. As a sophomore, she led Allegheny to the NCAA World Series with a 1.68 ERA. On May 4, 1993, Robinson threw her first collegiate no-hitter in a win over Hiram. In 1994, she collected 15 wins in 20 appearances, while striking out 99 and posting a 1.71 ERA. Against Division II Mercyhurst, she picked up her second no-hitter. That season, the Gators went 34-6 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament while Robinson earned All-Region and All-American honors. As a senior, she was named All-Region, pitching a 1.65 ERA and throwing 15 complete games in 21 starts.

JODI ROBINSONGraduated: 1995; Inducted: 2010

The 1988 softball team represents one of the best squads in Allegheny history. They recorded a mark of 40 wins, which still stands as the school record, to just five losses. The team advanced to the NCAA tournament, finishing as the national-runner up. On their way to nationals, the Gators claimed the NCAA Central Region Championship and the Ohio Northern University Tournament Championship. Allegheny boasted three All-Americans on its roster, while head coach Sheila Lingenfelter was named the NCAA Division III Coach of they Year.

1988 SOFTBALL TEAMInducted: 2003

Swanson helped the Gators’ women’s basketball team to NCAA tournament berths and conference championships in both 1983-84 and 1984-85. She was named NCAC Player of the Year in 1985. As a point guard, she set the all-time school record with 520 career assists. Also a standout softball player, Swanson twice earned all-conference honors and helped the Gators capture the Women’s Keystone Conference title in 1982.

JILL SWANSONGraduated: 1985; Inducted: 1996

ALL-AMERICAPlayer Pos. Team Year(s)Shelley Brown P 1 1988, ‘89Gia Celularo 2B 1 1986, ‘87, ‘88Sue Custer OF 1 1984Julie Dennis P 1 1985Carla Holloman 2B 1 1990Laurie Machuga P 1 1993, ‘94, ‘95Melissa Vogel OF 1 1986, ‘87Penny Whiteman OF 1 1989, ‘91Ronnie Bohm 2B 2 1991Shelley Brown P 2 1987Julie Dennis P 2 1984Tara Dickert 3B 2 1995Teva Eiler UT/P 2 1989Laurie Machuga P 2 1996Debbie Macejcka 1B 2 1989Nancy Nelson SS 2 1986, ‘88Penny Whiteman OF 2 1990Laura Fromm OF 3 1998Jen Jacobs C 3 1994Jennifer Lorenzen 3B 3 1999Jodi Robinson P/DH 3 1994Jodi Stuck OF 3 1993

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAPlayer Pos. Team YearAbby Kennedy OF 1 1996Kathy Kuhar IF 1 1986Beth McCullough IF 1 1983Tara Dickert IF 2 1995Amy Kirsch C 3 1993

ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICTPlayer Pos. Team YearTara Dickert IF 1 1995Erika Downs IF 1 2002Laura Fromm CF 1 1998Abby Kennedy OF 1 1996Amy Kirsch C 1 1993Lisa Klingensmith OF 1 1994Sarah Johnston OF 1 2005

A key cog in Allegheny softball’s consistent presence as a national powerhouse, Penny Whiteman is one of just three players in the team’s illustrious history to earn NCAA Division III All-American honors in three different seasons. As a four-year starter in center field, she helped lead the Gators to three appearances in the NCAA Division III World Series, including a national runner-up finish in 1988. From 1989-91 Penny was named First Team All-Central Region while leading Allegheny to three consecutive regional titles. In 1989, she led the Gators in batting, runs, and RBI while breaking the single-season school record with 58 hits. During her senior campaign she clubbed a program-record five hits against Edinboro.

PENNY WHITEMANGraduated: 1991; Inducted: 2011

The Allegheny women’s softball program is one of the most distinguished in NCAA Division III history. The 1988 National Runner-Up, the Gators have made 10 World Series appearances while qualifying for the NCAA Tournament 15 times. Tied for seventh in Divi-sion III history with 45 NCAA playoff wins, Allegheny has also captured the NCAC regular-season crown four times while winning three tournament championships.

The Gators have been awarded 22 All-America honors since 1984, and seven of those individuals have gone on to be elected into the Allegheny College Athletic Hall of Fame. In addition, the 1988 team was inducted in 2003. That squad represents one of the best the College has ever fielded across all sports. On their way to the national title game, the squad claimed the Central Region Championship and the Ohio Northern University Tournament Championship.

Melissa Vogel was Allegheny’s 1986-87 Female Athlete of the Year, she held the remarkable distinction of playing on four consecutive NCAA Tournament teams in both softball and basketball. In softball, she was a two-time NCAA All-America outfielder and batted .508 her senior season - a program record that still stands. In basketball, she was a two time All-NCAC selection. At the end of her career, she ranked second on Allegh-eny’s career rebounding list, with 620, and seventh in scoring, with 825 points. In the current softball record book, Vogel still ranks second all-time in runs scored and triples, while ranking fourth in runs batted in.

MELISSA VOGELGraduated: 1987; Inducted: 1997

ALL-AMERICA/HALL OF FAME

Penny Whiteman

1988 Allegheny Gators


Founded in 1983, the North Coast Athletic Conference is made up of 10 academically selective colleges and universities - Allegheny College, Denison University, DePauw University, Hiram College, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Wabash College, Wittenberg University and the College of Wooster. The NCAC has produced 65 NCAA Team Championships across all sports since its inception in 1983.

NCAC softball has enjoyed a reputation as one of the strongest leagues at the NCAA Division III level. No school in the conference has been able to rival Allegheny’s illustrious history which includes 15 NCAA Tournament appearances, 10 trips to the NCAA World Series, 45 NCAA playoff wins, 22 All-Americans, and a national runner-up finish (1988). The Gators rank as the seventh winningest program in the history of Division III.

Denison also boasts a strong history with four NCAA appearances and a spot in the 2008 NCAA Regional Championship. Wittenberg has earned two NCAA bids in the last 10 seasons while DePauw earned a fifth-place finish at the 2010 and 2011 NCAA World Series. The Tigers made five consecutive appearances in the NCAA tournament field before 2012 and led the nation in victories in 2008.

Since the NCAC began sponsoring softball as a championship sport in 1998, four different teams have claimed regular-season conference championships. Denison leads the way in that grouping with eight titles (2001-03, 2006-07, 2009-11), while Allegheny has captured five (1998, 1999, 2004, 2008, 2012), Ohio Wesleyan three (2004-05. 2010) and Wittenberg one (2000). The NCAC instituted the conference tournament in 2001 to determine the league’s automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. The Big Red have earned six tournament titles (2001-02, 2006, 2008-09, 2012), followed by Allegheny with three (2004-05, 2007). Hiram was won the league’s postseason championship twice (2009, 2011), while Wittenberg secured the title in 2003.

2012 NCAC Standings

Team NCAC Pct. Overall Pct.Allegheny 12-4 .750 27-11 .705 Wooster 11-5 .688 25-15 .625DePauw 10-6 .625 29-12 .707Denison 9-7 .562 28-19 .596Hiram 9-7 .562 19-17 .528Wittenberg 7-9 .438 23-17 .575Ohio Wesleyan 7-9 .438 14-22 .389Oberlin 4-12 .250 14-26 .350Kenyon 3-13 .188 13-27 .325

2012 All-NCAC Teams

First Team Yr. Pos.Jen Kosinski (DePauw) Sr. IFHalea Hayden (Allegheny) So. IFJessica Snyder (Wittenberg) Sr. IFHolly Paris (DePauw) Sr. IFStephanie Fort (Allegheny) Jr. OFDemi Hart (Wooster) Fr. OFHannah Price (Denison) Sr. OFAmy Hallett (DePauw) Jr. CJamie Samuel (Kenyon) Jr. UTMaureen Pallone (Allegheny) So. DPCaitlin Nealer (Allegheny) Fr. PDani Haley (Ohio Wesleyan) So. P

Second Team Yr. Pos.Katie Pieplow (Oberlin) Fr. IFAlexandra Singer (Hiram) Sr. IFLauren Swinehart (Wooster) Sr. IFJulie Rooney (Denison) Fr. IFKristen Cooney (Hiram) Sr. OFMiranda Wright (Hiram) Fr. OFLaura Rose (Wittenberg) So. OFBrooke Nethers (Ohio Wesleyan) Jr. CEmily Dieckmann (DePauw) Fr. UTTaylor Charles (Hiram) Fr. UTHaley Buchanan (DePauw) Sr. DPKelsey Hager (Denison) So. PJenn Horton (Wooster) Jr. P

Honorable Mention Yr. Pos.Marina Scarantino (Allegheny) Fr. IFEmily King (Oberlin) So. IFChelsea Delaney (Kenyon) Fr. IFKatie Baldonieri (Oberlin) Sr. IFMorgan Hall (Ohio Wesleyan) Jr. OFSarah Loyer (Hiram) So. OFKate Hendrickson (DePauw) Jr. OFKristen Dix (Oberlin) Sr. CSteph Cunningham (Ohio Wesleyan) Fr. DPBecca Dyer (Denison) So. P

Player of the Year: Stephanie Fort (Allegheny)Pitcher of the Year: Caitlin Nealer (Allegheny)Newcomer of the Year: Demi Hart (Wooster)

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE


Date: March 1 w 12 p.m.Location: Virginia Beach, Va.2012 Record: 39-9 (12-6)Conference: NJAC

Rowan Profs

Date: March 2 w 2 p.m.Location: Virginia Beach, Va.2012 Record: 16-22 (7-11)Conference: USA South

William Peace Pacers

Date: March 1 w 2 p.m.Location: Virginia Beach, Va.2012 Record: 37-11 (15-3)Conference: USA South

Christopher Newport Captains

Date: March 2 w 10 a.m.Location: Virginia Beach, Va.2012 Record: 27-13 (9-9)Conference: ODAC

Eastern Mennonite Royals

Date: March 8 w 10 a.m.Location: Salisbury, Md.2012 Record: 21-19 (12-6)Conference: ODAC

Lynchburg Hornets

Date: March 17 w 1 p.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2012 Record: 21-23 (8-8)Conference: HCAC

Manchester Spartans

Date: March 8 w 2 p.m.Location: Salisbury, Md.2012 Record: 37-7 (12-0)Conference: CAC

Salisbury Sea Gulls

Date: March 9 w 10 a.m.Location: Salisbury, Md.2012 Record: 11-25 (2-12)Conference: Freedom

Wilkes Colonels

Date: March 21 w 5 p.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2012 Record: 17-23 (9-9)Conference: TCCC

WNEC Golden Bears

Date: March 9w 4 p.m.Location: Salisbury, Md.2012 Record: 29-14 (12-6)Conference: ODAC

Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets

Date: March 17/22 w 9 a.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2012 Record: 36-6 (11-1)Conference: NESCAC

Amherst Lord Jeffs

Date: March 18 w 3 p.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2012 Record: 33-11 (22-2)Conference: NAC

Benedictine Eagles

Date: March 18 w 1 p.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2012 Record: 18-22 (6-10)Conference: IIAC

Dubuque Spartans

Date: March 19 w 9 a.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2012 Record: 17-20 (9-7)Conference: MIAA

Hope Flying Dutch

Date: March 19 w 11 a.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2012 Record: 22-19 (12-6)Conference: SUNYAC

SUNY Geneseo Knights

Date: March 21 w 7 p.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2012 Record: 20-22 (8-8)Conference: WIAC

Wisconsin-Stout Blue Devils

Date: March 22 w 9 a.m.Location: Clermont, Fla.2011 Record: 33-14 (14-2)Conference: WIAC

Wisconsin-Eau Claire Blugolds

Date: April 10 w 3:30 p.m.Location: Meadville, Pa.2012 Record: 16-16-1 (7-11)Conference: SUNYAC

Fredonia State Blue Devils

Date: March 30 w 1 p.m.Location: Granville, Ohio2012 Record: 28-19 (9-7)Conference: NCAC

Denison Big Red

Date: April 2 w 3:30 p.m.Location: Wooster, Ohio2012 Record: 25-15 (11-5)Conference: NCAC

Wooster Fighting Scots

Date: April 6 w 1 p.m.Location: Meadville, Pa.2012 Record: 23-17 (7-9)Conference: NCAC

Wittenberg Tigers

Date: April 11 w 3:30 p.m.Location: Meadville, Pa.2012 Record: 20-20 (10-8)Conference: SUNYAC

Buffalo State Bengals

Date: March 13 w 3:30 p.m.Location: Grove City, Pa.2012 Record: 19-21 (7-11)Conference: PAC

Grove City Wolverines

Date: April 13 w 1 p.m.Location: Meadville, Pa.2012 Record: 13-27 (3-13)Conference: NCAC

Kenyon Ladies

Date: April 16 w 3:30 p.m.Location: Meadville, Pa.2012 Record: 14-26 (4-12)Conference: NCAC

Oberlin Yeowomen

Date: April 20 w 3:30 p.m.Location: Greencastle, Ind.2012 Record: 29-12 (10-6)Conference: NCAC

DePauw Tigers

Date: April 24 w 3:30 p.m.Location: Meadville, Pa.2012 Record: 19-17 (9-7)Conference: NCAC

Hiram Terriers

Date: April 27 w 1 p.m.Location: Delaware, Ohio2012 Record: 14-22 (7-9)Conference: NCAC

OWU Battling Bishops

2013 OPPONENTS


Opponent W L BEGAN ALL* OPP^Akron 0 2 1983 ----- 1983 Albion 1 1 1985 1985 1985Alma 2 0 1995 1996 -----Anderson 0 2 2009 ----- 2009Ashland 4 0 1985 1986 -----Augsburg 5 1 1991 2006 1991Aurora 1 0 1988 1988 -----Baldwin-Wallace 22 16 1988 2009 2010Baptist Bible 2 0 2006 2007 -----Benedictine 4 6 1987 1998 2011Bethany 15 13 1994 2006 2011Binghamton 6 4 1995 1997 1998Bloomfield 1 0 1984 1984 -----Bloomsburg 1 1 1986 1986 1987Bowdoin 0 2 2010 ----- 2012Bridgewater State 1 4 1997 1997 2008SUNY Brockport 3 0 1987 1993 -----Buena Vista 5 7 1983 1995 2007Buffalo State 9 7 1993 2000 2010Cabrini 1 0 2006 2006 -----California Pa. 7 17 1978 1994 2000Calvin 6 7 1984 1999 2003Capital 2 0 1994 1994 -----Carleton 1 0 2007 2007 -----Carroll 4 1 1992 2011 1993Carthage 1 2 2003 2005 2004Case Western Reserve 11 7 1996 2008 2008Cazenovia 1 0 1998 1998 -----Central (Iowa) 1 4 1986 1988 1986Centre (Ky.) 1 0 2012 2012 -----Chapman 0 4 1995 ----- 1996Chicago 3 1 1988 2002 2012Christopher Newport 0 2 2006 ----- 2008Clarke 1 0 2008 2008 -----Clarion 13 6 1977 1999 1999Coastal Carolina 0 1 1982 ----- 1982Coe 0 4 1999 ----- 2002Colby 1 0 2010 2010 -----Colgate 1 0 1986 1986 -----Colorado College 1 0 2006 2006 -----Concordia (Wis.) 1 0 2004 2004 -----Cortland State 2 3 1991 1995 1997Denison 15 20 1998 2012 2012DePauw 3 2 1999 2012 2012Drexel 1 0 1986 1986 -----D’Youville 1 1 2011 2012 2011Eastern Connecticut State 7 10 1985 2000 2010Edgewood 0 1 2005 ----- 2005Edinboro 19 10 1977 1998 1998Elmhurst 0 1 2012 ----- 2012Endicott 1 1 2007 2009 2007Farleigh Dickinson 1 0 2002 2002 -----Fontbonne 0 1 2005 ----- 2005Francis Marion 0 2 1987 ----- 1987Franklin & Marshall 2 1 1982 1982 1982Fredonia State 1 0 2012 2012 -----Frostburg State 1 0 2011 2011 -----Gannon 23 6 1977 1994 1999Geneseo 1 0 2008 2008 -----Geneva 10 1 1978 1986 1980Greensboro 2 0 1987 1987 -----Grinnell 1 0 1997 1997 -----Grove City 26 6 1980 2012 2012Hamilton 2 0 2007 2007 -----Hamline 0 1 2011 ----- 2011Hartwick 1 0 2000 2000 -----Hiram 35 11 1986 2012 2011Hood 1 1 2009 2009 2009Hope 5 10 1988 2002 2011Huntingdon 1 0 1985 1985 -----Illinois Wesleyan 2 4 1990 1990 1997Indiana (Pa.) 12 2 1988 1995 1992Iowa Wesleyan 0 2 1999 ----- 2002Ithaca 1 1 1996 1996 1997Kalamazoo 1 1 2000 2012 2000Kean 5 4 1985 2009 1998Kenyon 23 7 1999 2012 2010Kutztown 2 0 1990 1994 -----La Verne 0 1 1993 ----- 1993UMass Lowell 1 2 1986 1986 1987Luther 0 1 1990 ----- 1990Lynchburg 0 2 2007 ----- 2009MIT 1 0 1988 1988 -----Macalester 0 1 2004 ----- 2004

Opponent W L BEGAN ALL* OPP^Manchester 3 1 1984 2012 2011Marian 2 0 1998 2004 -----Maryville (Tenn.) 2 0 1989 2007 -----MCLA 1 1 2008 2008 2009McDaniel 1 0 2008 2008 -----Mercyhurst 18 9 1977 1995 2003Messiah 1 0 1994 1994 -----Middlebury 0 1 2010 ----- 2010Millikin 4 7 1989 2009 2005Montclair State 6 9 1984 2008 1998Mount Holyoke 1 0 1985 1985 -----Mount Union 29 17 1981 2010 2010Mt. Vernon Nazarene 0 1 1996 ----- 1996Muhlenberg 4 0 1989 1990 -----Muskingum 15 16 1987 1996 2007National Louis 1 0 1992 1992 -----Nebraska Wesleyan 1 0 1993 1993 -----North Central 1 1 1988 2005 -----Notre Dame 1 0 2001 2001 -----Oberlin 25 1 2000 2012 2012Ohio Northern 21 7 1983 1994 2000Ohio Wesleyan 18 15 2000 2012 2012Oneonta State 0 1 1999 ----- 1999Otterbein 3 1 2000 2000 2007Peace 1 0 2012 2012 -----Penn State-Behrend 35 8 1977 2004 2004Pitt-Bradford 2 0 1996 1996 -----Plymouth State 1 1 2011 2012 2011Point Park 5 0 1985 1987 -----Polytechnic (N.Y.) 1 0 2009 2009 -----Ramapo 2 2 1999 2000 2004Richard Stockton 3 0 1990 1998 -----Ripon 1 0 1997 1997 -----Robert Morris 4 3 1977 1981 1981Rollins 0 1 1999 ----- 1999Rose-Hulman 1 0 2012 2012 -----Rowan 5 5 1985 1995 2008Rutgers-Newark 2 0 1983 1983 -----Salem State 0 1 1983 ----- 1983Salisbury 1 6 1996 1996 2009Scranton 1 0 1983 1983 -----Simpson 1 0 2005 2005 -----Smith 1 0 2009 2009 -----Spalding 1 0 2012 2012 -----Springfield 3 3 1995 1998 2003St. Norbert 2 0 2004 2005 -----St. Thomas 2 3 1992 1996 2000St. Xavier 2 0 1988 1994 -----Staten Island 1 0 2004 2004 -----Stevenson 1 0 2009 2009 -----Stony Brook 1 1 1999 1999 1999TCNJ 3 14 1998 2000 1998Taylor 1 0 1984 1984 -----Thiel 19 4 1980 2008 1981Trinity 0 2 2009 ----- 2010Tufts 0 1 2011 ----- 2011UC San Diego 4 0 1985 1994 -----Union 1 1 2004 2011 2004Villa Maria 8 0 1977 1977 1984Wartburg 1 0 1995 1995 -----Washington & Jefferson 5 2 2005 2012 2009Waynesburg 2 1 1993 1993 2005Wellesley 0 1 2007 ----- 2007Wesleyan 0 1 2012 ----- 2012Western Connecticut State 2 1 1983 1983 2006Western New England 1 0 2012 2012 -----Westminster 22 16 1980 2009 2004Wheaton (Mass.) 1 0 1997 1997 -----Wilkes 2 2 1989 2006 2007William Patterson 1 1 1995 1995 2002Williams 1 0 2012 2012 -----Wilmington 0 1 1990 ----- 1990Wis.-Eau Claire 0 2 2005 ----- 2006Wis.-Lacrosse 1 0 2004 2004 -----Wis.-Oshkosh 3 2 1985 1988 1997Wis.-Platteville 6 4 1989 2002 2005Wis.-Stevens Point 4 1 1995 2012 2006Wis.-Stout 1 0 2010 2010 -----Wis.-Superior 2 1 1997 1997 2004Wis.-Whitewater 2 2 1986 1992 1986Wittenberg 13 19 1998 2009 2012Wooster 17 12 2000 2012 2011York 1 0 2007 2007 -----Youngstown State 2 0 1983 1983 -----* - Allegheny’s last win in the series; ^ - Opponent’s last win.

OPPONENT HISTORY


1977Lee EschenheimerRecord: 7-3Mercyhurst L 10-21 Robert Morris W 31-8Villa Maria W 16-6Robert Morris W 11-2Mercyhurst W 8-7Penn State Behrend L 5-8Gannon W 12-8Villa Maria W 16-0Edinboro L 0-35Clarion W 19-3

1978Beth RacineRecord: 8-3Geneva W 11-9California L 3-11Robert Morris W 19-3*California W 7-0*California W 7-0Villa Maria W 14-7Clarion W 14-11Gannon L 14-23Gannon L 2-15Villa Maria W 18-8Penn State Behrend W 5-3*=forefeit

1979Beth RacineRecord: 7-5-1Game-By-Game Results Not Available

1980Beth RacineRecord: 5-8 (2-5 KC)Robert Morris L 5-6Clarion L 2-7Penn State Behrend L 9-31Geneva L 5-7Villa Maria W 11-1Thiel W 10-4Grove City L 3-15Villa Maria W 9-7Mercyhurst W 9-8Mercyhurst L 0-11Thiel W 3-1Penn State Behrend L 10-16 Westminster L 10-11

1981Kay GouldRecord: 9-10 (5-2 KC)Robert Morris L 4-5Robert Morris W 7-3Robert Morris W 9-7Robert Morris L 5-6Mount Union W 9-8Mount Union L 0-6Thiel L 6-10 Geneva W 5-1Villa Maria W 12-0Clarion L 0-12Clarion L 1-10Grove City W 8-5Westminster L 3-4 Penn State Behrend W 7-3Westminster W 7-4Mercyhurst L 1-3Mercyhurst L 0-10Thiel L 2-5Penn State Behrend W 6-0

1982Kay GouldRecord: 14-7 (6-1 KC)Keystone Conference ChampionsFranklin & Marshall L 0-5Franklin & Marshall W 11-1Franklin & Marshall W 1-0Coastal Carolina L 0-5at Thiel L 3-4at Clarion L 3-5at Clarion L 0-1at Villa Maria W 11-0at Gannon W 12-5at Gannon W 15-1at Geneva W 10-0at Geneva W 10-3Penn State Behrend W 6-0Penn State Behrend W 12-4Grove City L 3-4Grove City W 2-1Thiel W 9-3

Thiel W 7-4at Mercy Hurst W 3-1at Westminster W 6-1at Westminster L 5-7

1983Kay GouldRecord: 26-7 (5-2 KC)NCAA Regional Champions#Salem L 0-1#Western Conn. St. W 8-0#Rutgers-Newark W 19-2#Akron L 0-5# Rutgers-Newark W 9-5# Akron L 1-4#Western Conn. St. W 8-0at Mount Union W 1-0at Mount Union W 2-1Youngstown State W 5-2Youngstown State W 8-7Villa Maria W 9-2Villa Maria W 10-1Geneva W 11-1Gannon W 10-0Gannon W 10-8Edinboro W 6-1Edinboro W 5-4Clarion W 2-0Clarion W 5-4at Penn State Behrend W 7-6at Penn State Behrend W 8-5Grove City W 5-4Grove City W 10-4at Thiel W 1-0at Thiel W 5-0Westminster L 2-3Mercyhurst L 2-4^Scranton W 5-1Ôhio Northern W 2-1Ôhio Northern W 7-6*Eastern Conn. St. L 0-1*Buena Vista L 2-6#=Games in Orlando, Florida^=Eastern Regional Playoffs*= NCAA World Series

1984Kay GouldRecord: 21-3 (6-1 KC)#Montclair W 1-0#Montclair W 6-0#Taylor W 12-1#Bloomfield W 2-1#Manchester W 8-0#Montclair W 4-0#Manchester W 9-0at Villa Maria W 10-0at Villa Maria W 16-0at Clarion W 4-1at Clarion W 6-2Penn State Behrend W 6-1at Geneva W 20-0at Geneva W 21-0at Gannon W 6-2at Gannon W 9-0Thiel W 10-0at Mercyhurst W 4-2at Mercyhurst W 7-1Grove City W 7-2at Westminster L 0-4^Calvin L 1-2Ôhio Northern W 3-1Ôhio Northern L 5-8#=Games in Orlando, Florida^=Eastern Regional Playoffs

1985Kay GouldRecord: 32-6NCAA Regional Champions#Huntingdon W 8-2#Montclair L 3-4#Albion W 9-2#Mount Holyoke W 8-1#Kean L 2-3#Wis.-Oshkosh W 3-1#Montclair L 3-4 #Montclair W 4-1#Kean W 2-0#Albion L 3-4at Point Park W 11-0at Point Park W 8-2at Penn State Behrend W 7-0at Penn State Behrend W 12-2at Thiel W 8-1California U. of Pa. W 9-2

California U. of Pa. W 9-0Gannon W 8-1Gannon W 12-2at Ashland W 5-0at Ashland W 4-0Geneva W 29-0Geneva W 12-1Clarion W 3-0Clarion W 7-1Westminster W 2-0Westminster W 10-1at Grove City W 15-3at Grove City W 11-2Mercyhurst W 4-3Edinboro W 2-1Edinboro W 2-0^Calvin W 1-0Û.C. San Diego W 2-4Û.C. San Diego W 2-0Û.C. San Diego W 10-2*Eastern Connecticut L 0-2*Trenton State L 0-2#=Games in Orlando, Florida^=Mideast Regional Playoffs*=NCAA World Series

1986Kay GouldRecord: 34-4NCAA Regional Champions#Glassboro L 5-6#Colgate W 2-1#Trenton W 3-2#Lowell W 1-0#Wis. -River Falls W 3-0#Wis. -River Falls W 1-0#Wis. -River Falls W 8-1Bloomsburg W 1-0Drexel W 11-0Geneva W 10-0Geneva W 12-1California U. of Pa. W 4-1California U. of Pa. W 5-0Grove City W 3-0Grove City W 3-2Gannon W 4-0Gannon W 8-0Westminster W 4-0Westminster W 2-1Mount Union W 14-0Mount Union W 10-1Clarion W 10-0Clarion W 10-5Penn State Behrend W 11-0Penn State Behrend W 14-0Ashland W 11-4Ashland W 7-2Hiram W 11-0Hiram W 6-0Point Park W 7-0Point Park W 7-0Cortland W 4-1Ôhio Northern W 5-4Ôhio Northern W 2-3Ôhio Northern W 8-0*Central L 2-6*Wis.-Whitewater L 4-0*Eastern Connecticut L 0-2#=Games in Orlando, Florida^=NCAA Regional Tournament*=NCAA World Series

1987Sheilah LingenfelterRecord: 26-11NCAA Regional Champions#Bloomsburg L 1-3#Trenton State L 1-2#Eastern Connecticut L 3-5#Eastern Connecticut W 2-0#Francis Marion L 2-7#Francis Marion L 5-11#Lowell L 0-3#Lowell L 1-3#Greensboro W 10-2#Greensboro W 12-3at Grove City W 13-0at Grove City W 10-0Gannon W 13-0Gannon W 7-3Edinboro W 6-0Edinboro W 6-1at Thiel W 1-0at Thiel W 12-0at Penn State Behrend W 14-1at Penn State Behrend W 19-1

+Muskingum W 5-4+Behrend W 8-1+Ohio Northern W 7-0+Illinois Benedictine L 1-2+Calvin W 1-0 at Point Park W 14-0at Hiram W 4-1at Hiram W 1-0Mercyhurst W 2-1Mercyhurst L 3-7Westminster W 9-1Westminster W 6-5Ôhio Northern W 5-0^Brockport State W 3-0^Brockport State W 3-2*Trenton State L 0-2*Wis.-Whitewater L 2-3#=Southern Games+=Ohio Northern Tournament^=NCAA Regional Tournament*=NCAA World Series

1988Sheilah LingenfelterRecord: 38-5NCAA Regional Champions#Glassboro W 4-2#Glassboro W 3-2#Buena Vista W 1-0#Kean L 1-4#Chicago W 10-0#MIT W 7-0#St. Xavier W 5-1#North Central W 7-0at Indiana U. of Pa. W 6-1at Indiana U. of Pa. W 12-5Mount Union W 3-0Mount Union W 2-1Baldwin Wallace W 7-0Baldwin Wallace W 7-0Grove City W 7-1Grove City W 5-1California U. of Pa. W 5-4California U. of Pa. L 0-2Clarion W 8-0Clarion W 3-2Penn State Behrend W 10-0Penn State Behrend W 10-0at Gannon W 4-1at Gannon W 10-0+Muskingum W 4-3+Illinois Benedictine W 7-0+Ohio Northern W 2-1+Aurora W 4-3+Hope W 3-1Thiel W 11-1Thiel W 12-0at Mercyhurst W 0-1at Mercyhurst W 7-3Hiram L 9-1Hiram W 4-1^Mount Union W 3-0^Muskingum W 9-0^Muskingum W 10-0*Wis.-Oshkosh W 1-0*Central Iowa W 3-1*Central Iowa L 0-1*Eastern Connecticut W 1-0*Central Iowa L 2-3#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Ohio Northern Tournament^=NCAA Regional Tournament*=NCAA World Series

1989Sheilah LingenfelterRecord: 31-10NCAA Regional Champions#Illinois Benedictine W 4-0#Glassboro W 2-0#Glassboro W 0-4#Trenton State W 5-3#Millikin W 4-2#Trenton State L 2-3#Muskingum L 4-5#Montclair W 7-4#Wis.-Platteville W 6-0#Buena Vista L 0-1at Grove City W 13-0at Grove City W 13-0at Baldwin Wallace W 5-1at Baldwin Wallace W 5-0Westminster L 2-3Westminster W 1-0at Mount Union W 13-2at Mount Union W 19-1



at Penn State Behrend W 5-2at Penn State Behrend W 16-5at Thiel W 10-0at Thiel W 19-0California U. of Pa. W 5-1California U. of Pa. L 2-3Gannon W 8-1Gannon L 3-2+Muskingum W 0-4+Maryville W 7-5+Ohio Northern W 1-0Edinboro W 6-2Edinboro W 1-0Mercyhurst W 1-0Indiana U. of Pa. W 10-4Indiana U. of Pa. W 5-0^Wilkes L 3-4^Muskingum W 3-0^Wilkes W 7-5^Muhlenberg W 5-2^Muhlenberg W 3-0*Eastern Connecticut L 0-3*Central Iowa L 0-1#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Ohio Northern Tournament^=NCAA Regional Tournament*=NCAA World Series

1990Sheilah LingenfelterRecord: 28-12NCAA Regional Champions#Glassboro L 1-2#Kean W 4-0#Illinois Benedictine W 7-4#Montclair L 2-3#Wilmington L 0-2#Stockton W 3-0#Illinois Wesleyan W 7-0#Millikin L 3-4#Kutztown W 1-0#Trenton State L 0-3at Indiana U. of Pa. W 4-0at Indiana U. of Pa W 11-1at Clarion W 5-1at Clarion W 5-2Mount Union L 0-3Penn State Behrend W 7-2Penn State Behrend W 1-0Hiram W 5-1Hiram W 4-2at Westminster W 2-0at Westminster W 14-4Grove City W 2-0Grove City W 7-2at Gannon W 5-0at Gannon W 7-1+Muskingum L 3-4+Calvin L 2-4+Muskingum W 6-3+Ohio Northern W 4-1+Calvin L 0-10at Edinboro W 4-1Westminster W 14-4Westminster W 7-1at Mercyhurst W 7-1at Mercyhurst L 0-1^Muskingum W 2-1^Muhlenberg W 5-4^Muhlenberg W 4-1*Calvin L 0-6*Luther L 1-2#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Ohio Northern Tournament^=NCAA Regional Tournament*=NCAA World Series

1991Shelly MonasRecord: 13-21#Mount Union L 3-8#Mount Union L 2-5#Millikin L 1-4#Eastern Connecticut. L 2-4#Buena Vista W 1-0#Wis.-Whitewater L 6-9#Montclair L 3-4#Augsburg L 5-6#Wis.-Platteville W 9-7#Wis.-Platteville W 7-5#St. Thomas L 7-8#Buena Vista W 2-1Edinboro L 5-7 Edinboro L 0-13+Trenton State L 0-11+Cortland State L 2-4

+Montclair L 1-2at Penn State Behrend L 1-4at Penn State Behrend W 1-0Baldwin Wallace L 6-7Baldwin Wallace L 3-4Westminster W 2-0at California U. of Pa. L 0-7at California U. of Pa. L 0-3Hiram W 3-2Hiram W 3-1Gannon W 4-3Gannon W 4-2at Indiana U. of Pa. W 3-0at Indiana U. of Pa. L 6-8Mercyhurst W 13-6Mercyhurst L 3-6at Edinboro W 8-6at Edinboro L 7-8#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Montclair Tournament

1992Shelly MonasRecord: 22-12Eastern Connecticut W 8-6#Millikin L 2-4#Buena Vista L 2-4#St. Thomas L 4-6#Wis.-Whitewater W 5-1#National-Louis W 2-1#Carroll W 6-5#Augsburg W 8-0#Chicago W 12-0#Buena Vista W 3-2at Edinboro W 2-0at Edinboro L 2-3Penn State Behrend W 5-1Penn State Behrend W 6-0at Westminster W 5-2at Westminster W 7-1at Hiram L 0-1at Hiram W 12-4Grove City W 8-2Grove City W 5-1California U. of Pa L 0-7at Baldwin Wallace L 1-8at Baldwin Wallace W 3-1+Ohio Northern L 2-4+Hope L 1-6+Muskingum L 0-8at Mercyhurst W 6-3at Mercyhurst W 1-0Mount Union W 5-4Mount Union W 7-1at Indiana U. of Pa. L 1-2at Indiana U. of Pa. W 10-1Edinboro W 4-1Edinboro L 1-2#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Ohio Northern Tournament

1993Shelly MonasRecord: 27-13NCAA Regional Champions#Montclair W 4-3#Nebraska Wesleyan W 7-0#Carroll L 2-3#Baldwin Wallace W 3-2#Augsburg W 4-3#North Adams W 2-1#Montclair L 1-2#Buena Vista L 2-3#Chicago W 8-2#Calvin W 7-0at Penn State Behrend W 9-0at Penn State Behrend L 0-1at Mount Union W 7-1at Mount Union W 12-0at California U. of Pa L 3-10at California U. of Pa L 5-9at Edinboro W 14-0at Edinboro L 2-3at Grove City W 7-0at Grove City W 7-0Gannon W 3-2Baldwin Wallace W 15-0Baldwin Wallace W 9-0Waynesburg W 8-0Mercyhurst W 10-0Mercyhurst W 6-0+Ohio Northern W 1-0+Wis. –Platteville L 3-5+Muskingum W 3-0+Ohio Northern L 2-3+Muskingum L 2-10

Hiram W 4-0Hiram W 17-0^Brockport State W 2-0^Muskingum L 0-8^Buffalo State W 1-0^Muskingum W 10-3^Muskingum W 4-2*La Verne L 0-1*Illinois Benedictine L 1-2#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Ohio Northern Tournament^=NCAA Regional Tournament*=NCAA World Series

1994Michelle FagnatRecord: 34-6 #Baldwin Wallace W 6-1#Wis.-River Falls W 11-0#St. Xavier W 4-2#U.C. San Diego W 8-0#Calvin W 4-3#Baldwin Wallace W 4-2#Eastern Connecticut L 4-5#Calvin W 13-2#Montclair L 1-4#Eastern Connecticut W 5-1#Kutztown W 1-0at Gannon W 5-3at Gannon W 2-0at Westminster W 3-0Bethany W 8-1Bethany W 8-0Edinboro L 9-8Edinboro W 5-0Grove City W 14-3Grove City W 11-0California U. of Pa L 4-7California U. of Pa W 7-0Penn State Behrend W 10-0Penn State Behrend W 13-5Mount Union W 10-6Mount Union W 5-0at Indiana U. of Pa. W 15-3at Indiana U. of Pa. W 10-0at Capital W 15-1at Capital W 1-0at Mercyhurst W 8-0+Ohio Northern W 3-0+Wis.-Platteville W 7-0+Muskingum W 6-1at Hiram W 17-0at Hiram W 13-0^Ohio Northern L 2-5 ^Messiah W 2-0^Ohio Northern W 6-5^Trenton State L 14-4#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Ohio Northern Tournament^=NCAA Regional Tournament

1995Michelle FagnatRecord: 39-10 NCAA Regional Champions#Chapman L 1-0#Carroll W 3-1#Millikin W 10-4#St. Thomas W 10-1#William Patterson W 7-0#Buena Vista W 4-0#Wis.-Platteville W 6-4#Wartburg W 13-1#Springfield W 3-2#Wis.-Stevens Point W 6-2 !Trenton State L 2-15!Springfield L 1-2!Eastern Connecticut W 5-2!Kean W 4-3!Cortland State W 8-0!Trenton State W 8-2Edinboro W 4-3Edinboro W 8-0Binghamton W 5-2Binghamton W 5-1Gannon L 0-2Gannon L 1-2Indiana U. of Pa. W 3-1Indiana U. of Pa. W 7-0at Bethany W 9-0at Bethany W 5-0at California U. of Pa L 1-10at California U. of Pa L 0-1at Baldwin Wallace L 5-4+Ohio Northern W 6-3+Alma W 2-0

+Muskingum W 10-1+Ohio Northern W 7-2+Muskingum W 11-1at Buffalo State W 1-0at Buffalo State W 4-0at Mount Union W 8-1at Mount Union W 19-0Mercyhurst W 8-0Mercyhurst W 19-0Westminster W 8-0Westminster W 1-0^Muskingum W 2-1^Binghamton W 5-2^Binghamton W 4-1*Rowan W 8-0*Chapman L 0-5*Hope W 8-2*Trenton State L 1-7#=Games in Orlando, Florida!=Montclair State Tournament+=Ohio Northern Tournament^=NCAA Regional Tournament*=NCAA World Series

1996Deb PefferRecord: 30-14NCAA Regional Champions#Rowan W 5-4#Augsburg W 10-7#St. Thomas W 4-1#Wis.- Oshkosh L 0-7#North Adams W 5-0#Mt. Vernon-Nazarene L 1-6#Carroll W 4-1#Trenton State L 0-5#Wis.-Platteville L 1-9#Chapman L 2-3!Kean L 5-6!Montclair W 6-4!Salisbury State W 7-6Pitt-Bradford W 19-4Pitt-Bradford W 16-1at Penn State Behrend L 2-3at Penn State Behrend W 6-1at Cortland L 6-7at Buffalo State W 11-2Case Western W 11-0Case Western W 4-3California U. of Pa L 4-6California U. of Pa L 0-4Baldwin Wallace W 13-6Baldwin Wallace W 7-0+Ohio Northern W 6-5+Alma W 7-1+Ohio Northern W 9-0+Muskingum W 11-6Mount Union W 3-0Mount Union W 11-1Edinboro W 8-4Edinboro W 2-1at Westminster L 1-6at Westminster W 3-0Bethany L 1-2Bethany W 5-0^Buffalo state W 1-0^Binghamton W 10-5^Buffalo State W 8-0*Wis.-Stevens Point W 2-1*Trenton State L 0-1*Ithaca W 2-0*Chapman L 0-1#=Games in Orlando, Florida!=Montclair State Tournament+=Ohio Northern Tournament^=NCAA Regional Tournament*=NCAA World Series

1997Deb PefferRecord: 22-21#Montclair L 0-9#Ripon W 9-1#Wis.-Superior W 10-6#Grinnell W 9-4#Stockton W 14-2#Illinois Wesleyan L 3-4#Wis.-Platteville W 11-3#College of New Jersey L 2-5#Springfield W 4-0#Wis. Oshkosh L 3-5#Kean W 5-0#Bridgewater L 3-4#Salibury State L 3-6at Mount Union L 2-3at Mount Union W 12-10



#Stony Brook College W 5-4#Mount Union L 5-7#Mount Union W 6-4at Denison L 1-3at Denison T 8-8Penn State Behrend W 7-2Penn State Behrend W 5-3at Stony Brook College L 1-12Kenyon W 10-0Kenyon W 4-1Case Western L 1-7Case Western W 12-2Baldwin Wallace W 8-0California U. of Pa L 0-6Gannon L 4-11Gannon L 3-2Wittenberg W 5-1Wittenberg W 1-15at Buffalo State L 2-3at Buffalo State W 7-1at Bethany L 7-8at Bethany L 1-2Clarion W 6-3Clarion L 6-13+Muskingum L 3-4+Muskingum L 3-4+ Ohio Northern W 9-1+Ohio Northern W 3-1+ Hope W 4-3#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Ohio Northern Tournament

2000Renee HicksRecord: 18-24 (9-5 NCAC)#Eastern Connecticut W 5-2#Buena Vista College L 2-7#Hartwick College W 17-5#Coe College L 1-6#Otterbein College W 7-6#Kalamazoo College L 4-5#St. Thomas L 0-6#Hope College L 0-8#Ramapo College W 2-0#College of New Jersey L 1-8Mount Union College W 11-10Mount Union College L 0-4at Thiel College W 7-5at Thiel College W 9-4Ohio Wesleyan W 3-2Ohio Wesleyan W 8-0at Hiram College W 5-3at Hiram College W 9-3at Wooster W 10-0at Wooster W 4-0Oberlin College W 10-0Oberlin College W 11-5Baldwin Wallace L 2-3California U. of Pa L 0-11Case Western L 4-5California U. of Pa L 0-9Baldwin Wallace L 0-2at Denison University L 0-1at Denison University L 2-5at Wittenberg L 3-11at Wittenberg L 6-7at Westminster L 0-8at Westminster L 1-14at Kenyon L 1-6at Kenyon W 4-3+Muskingum L 1-3+Hope L 1-3+Ohio Northern L 7-9+Hope W 6-2+Muskingum L 5-8Buffalo State W 2-1 Buffalo State L 2-4#=Games in Orlando, Florida+=Ohio Northern Tournament

2001Renee HicksRecord: 13-22 (6-8 NCAC)#Benedictine College L 2-10#Eastern Connecticut L 1-5#Wis.-River Falls W 2-1#Millikin L 2-4#Hope L 4-7#Buena Vista L 1-2#Otterbein W 8-6#Coe College L 1-4at Mount Union L 2-5at Mount Union L 2-3&Thiel College W 7-2&Case Western L 6-12&Notre Dame W 4-0

&Thiel W 7-5&Case Western L 4-5Westminster L 2-5Westminster L 0-5Wittenberg L 4-5Wittenberg L 0-4Wooster W 9-2Wooster L 0-6Kenyon L 2-4Kenyon L 2-5at Oberlin W 6-0at Oberlin W 24-0Denison L 1-14Denison L 0-3at Bethany L 1-2at Bethany W 6-2Hiram W 8-0Hiram W 9-1at Ohio Wesleyan L 0-4at Ohio Wesleyan W 11-3 at Baldwin Wallace L 2-3at Baldwin Wallace W 2-1#=Games in Orlando, Florida

2002Renee HicksRecord: 22-15 (10-4 NCAC)Grove City W 4-3Grove City W 8-0#William Patterson L 4-11#Fairleigh Dickinson W 3-1#Chicago W 2-1#Coe College L 1-3#Rowan University L 0-4#Benedictine L 7-8#Chicago W 3-1#Hope W 3-2#Iowa Wesleyan L 3-14#Wis.-Platteville W 4-3at Westminster L 0-1at Westminster L 0-8at Wittenberg W 9-2at Wittenberg W 6-2Thiel L 6-8Thiel W 4-0at Wooster L 1-2at Wooster L 2-3at Kenyon W 3-2at Kenyon W 2-0Oberlin W 4-3Oberlin W 15-0Denison W 1-0Denison L 1-4Case Western W 5-3Case Western L 1-9at Hiram W 11-6at Hiram W 15-5Ohio Wesleyan L 1-2Ohio Wesleyan W 4-3^Wooster L 5-6^Kenyon W 5-3^Wooster W 4-2^Denison W 4-3^Denison L 4-6#=Games in Orlando, Florida^=NCAC Conference Tournament

2003Renee HicksRecord: 16-22 (9-4-1 NCAC)#Augsburg W 4-3#Carthage L 5-12 #Wis.-River Fall L 0-1#Calvin L 0-10#Wis.-Platteville L 0-1#Springfield L 0-2#Calvin L 1-9#Millikin L 0-2#William Paterson L 0-3Mount Union W 2-0Mount Union L 7-10at Grove City W 1-0at Grove City L 1-8Wooster W 2-1Wooster T 3-3at Ohio Wesleyan W 4-3at Ohio Wesleyan L 2-6Bethany L 1-2Bethany L 3-12Hiram W 4-1Hiram W 7-5Penn State Behrend W 9-0Penn State Behrend W 5-2at Denison L 2-7at Denison L 4-5Mercyhurst L 1-12

Mercyhurst L 0-7Kenyon W 3-0Kenyon W 8-3at Oberlin W 3-1at Oberlin W 16-1Westminster L 2-4Westminster W 6-5Wittenberg L 4-6Wittenberg W 3-2Baldwin Wallace L 2-8Baldwin Wallace W 6-5^Wittenberg L 2-5^Denison L 2-6 #=Games in Orlando, Florida^=NCAC Conference Tournament

2004Sandra SanfordRecord: 23-16 (11-3 NCAC)NCAC Regular Season and Tourn. Champions#Benedictine L 3-4 #Wis.- LaCrosse W 5-1#Marian W 5-1#Macalester L 5-6#Concordia W 2-0#Carthage L 0-2#Ramapo L 0-6#Springfield L 1-7#St. Norbert W 5-4#Wis.-Superior L 3-11Westminster L 3-4Westminster L 1-4at Ohio Wesleyan L 2-3at Ohio Wesleyan W 5-3at Hiram College W 7-0at Hiram College W 6-2Denison W 3-2Denison W 2-1at Penn State Behrend W 9-0at Penn State Behrend L 2-3at Kenyon W 3-0at Kenyon W 6-4at Wooster L 1-2at Wooster L 1-2Oberlin W 7-1Oberlin W 2-0at Bethany W 2-1at Bethany W 6-3at Wittenberg W 2-0at Wittenberg W 4-3at Baldwin Wallace L 0-2at Baldwin Wallace W 6-2^Kenyon W 4-0Ôhio Wesleyan W 6-0Ôhio Wesleyan L 5-6Ôhio Wesleyan W 7-3*Ramapo L 0-1*Staten Island W 4-2*Union L 2-3#=Games in Orlando, Florida^=NCAC Conference Tournament*=NCAA Regional Tournament

2005Sandra SanfordRecord: 21-18 (9-5 NCAC)NCAC Tournament Champions#Simpson W 2-1 #Carthage W 10-0#Wis.-Eau Claire L 3-7#Wis.-Platteville L 2-3#Millikin L 2-5#St. Norbert W 3-2#Fontboone L 1-4#Millikin L 0-2#Wis.-River Falls L 0-8#Wis.-Stevens Point W 4-2at Mount Union L 0-1at Mount Union L 0-8Hiram W 8-0Hiram W 5-3Wittenberg W 11-8Wittenberg L 0-9Case Western W 5-4Case Western W 9-4at Oberlin W 18-0at Oberlin W 9-4at Wash. & Jeff. W 2-1at Wash. & Jeff. L 2-4Kenyon W 3-1Kenyon L 5-6Waynesburg L 2-10Waynesburg W 3-2Wooster W 3-2Wooster W 4-0Ohio Wesleyan L 2-12

at Edinboro L 6-7at Edinboro L 0-3Westminster W 8-7Westminster W 1-0Penn State Behrend W 10-0Penn State Behrend W 4-3!Cortland L 4-5!Bridgewater W 7-5!Wheaton W 13-12at Ithaca L 3-13at Case Western W 15-3at Case Western W 12-5Baldwin Wallace W 8-3&California U. of Pa L 0-11&Binghamton L 2-7&California U. of Pa L 0-3&Binghamton L 3-12&Binghamton L 1-2&Binghamton W 3-2+Ohio Northern W 10-5+Calvin W 7-5+Muskingum L 11-12+Muskingum L 3-4+Ohio Northern L 4-5at Buffalo State W 7-4at Buffalo State L 2-5at Bethany L 3-4at Bethany W 5-4#=Games in Orlando, Florida!=Montclair State Tournament&=Allegheny Invitational+=Ohio Northern Tournament

1998Deb PefferRecord: 17-20 (4-1 NCAC)NCAC Regular Season Champions#Benedictine W 10-9#Marian W 20-5#Muskingum L 0-3#Cazenovia W 7-5#College of New Jersey L 5-10#Illinois Wesleyan W 7-3#Stockton W 9-1#Wis.- Oshkosh W 6-2#Bridgewater L 1-4!Kean L 6-8!Springfield W 3-0!Montclair L 0-7Mount Union W 4-3Mount Union W 7-6Edinboro L 5-8Edinboro W 10-9at Wittenberg W 4-3at Wittenberg L 6-8at Penn State Behrend L 4-5at Penn State Behrend L 6-7Denison W 8-1Denison W 16-1Case Western W 4-3&Baldwin Wallace L 3-4&California U. of Pa L 0-8&Binghamton L 1-5at Gannon L 0-5at Gannon L 5-10+Ohio Northern W 10-3+Hope L 9-10+Muskingum L 4-5+Hope L 1-9+Muskingum L 1-8Buffalo State L 2-6Buffalo State L 4-15Bethany W 3-0Bethany W 6-3#=Games in Orlando, Florida!=Montclair State Tournament&=Allegheny Invitational+=Ohio Northern Tournament

1999Deb PefferRecord: 20-18-1 (5-2-1 NCAC)NCAC Regular Season Champions#Ramapo W 7-0#Eastern Connecticut W 3-1#Coe College L 0-7#Hope College L 1-4#Oneonta College L 7-9#Calvin W 6-4#Iowa Wesleyan L 3-5#Rollins College L 2-3#Wis.-Superior W 6-1#Depauw W 8-0



^Denison L 1-4^Denison W 2-0*DePauw L 1-2*Maryville College W 4-0*Muskingum L 0-3!=Games in Salisbury, Maryland#=Games in Orlando, Florida^=NCAC Conference Tournament*=NCAA Regional Tournament

2008Sandra SanfordRecord: 24-15 (11-3 NCAC)NCAC Regular Season Champions!Christopher Newport L 3-9!Salisbury L 0-5!Virginia Wesleyan L 1-3#Mass. College W 26-2#Bridgewater L 2-4 #McDaniel W 12-0#Geneseo W 8-0#Illinois Wesleyan L 5-9#Clarke W 9-3#Montclair W 5-3#Rowan L 4-5#Otterbein W 2-1Mount Union L 4-5Mount Union L 6-9Thiel W 1-0Thiel W 4-0Oberlin W 18-2Oberlin W 11-2at Kenyon W 6-4at Kenyon W 2-0at Case Western L 10-2at Case Western W 7-3at Wooster L 2-3at Wooster L 3-4at Baldwin Wallace W 5-4at Baldwin Wallace L 1-4Ohio Wesleyan W 5-2Ohio Wesleyan W 12-4at Hiram W 8-7at Hiram W 6-1Denison W 5-3Denison L 10-1at Bethany W 9-0at Bethany W 7-2at Wittenberg W 5-3at Wittenberg W 4-0^Hiram L 6-8Ôhio Wesleyan W 2-1^Hiram L 5-8!=Games in Salisbury, Maryland#=Games in Kissimmee, Florida^=NCAC Conference Tournament

2009Sandra SanfordRecord: 24-18 (9-5 NCAC)!Lynchburg L 0-8 !Salisbury L 2-11!Stevenson W 13-1!Polytechnic of N.Y. W 7-0at Hood L 4-5at Hood W 5-1#Mass. College L 0-6#Millikin W 3-2#Endicott W 5-3#Anderson L 4-8#Kean W 6-0#Hope L 2-4#Anderson L 8-10#Trinity L 6-7#Westminster W 3-0#Smith W 3-0 at Mount Union W 4-1at Mount Union W 11-9at Oberlin College W 14-2at Oberlin College W 7-0at Ohio Wesleyan L 4-8at Ohio Wesleyan L 2-10Hiram W 7-6Hiram W 8-7at Denison W 8-0at Denison L 1-5Bethany L 8-9Bethany L 1-4Baldwin Wallace W 2-1Baldwin Wallace W 8-0Wittenberg L 1-2Wittenberg W 3-2Wooster W 4-3Wooster W 8-0Kenyon L 2-8Kenyon W 4-3

Ohio Wesleyan L 0-2at Denison W 8-3at Denison L 0-6Baldwin Wallace L 2-7Baldwin Wallace W 5-4^Wooster W 2-0Ôhio Wesleyan W 4-0Ôhio Wesleyan W 6-5*Edgewood L 1-6*North Central L 3-4#=Games in Orlando, Florida^=NCAC Conference Tournament*=NCAA Regional Tournament

2006Sandra SanfordRecord: 19-21 (8-6 NCAC)#King's College L 0-5 #Christopher Newport L 1-5#Cabrini College W 4-0#Wilkes University W 9-4#Salisbury L 4-7#Salisbury L 0-5#Western Connecticut L 0-4#Wis.-Eau Claire L 1-2#Illinois Wesleyan L 12-13#Baptist Bible W 10-0#Colorado College W 3-2#Augsburg W 9-2#Hope L 3-4#Wis.-Stevens Point L 4-7#Eastern Connecticut L 4-5#Millikin W 7-6Mount Union L 4-6Mount Union L 1-9at Case Western L 1-2at Case Western W 5-0at Hiram W 7-0at Hiram W 9-1at Wittenberg L 4-5at Wittenberg L 2-3Oberlin W 14-0Oberlin W 8-0at Kenyon W 3-0at Kenyon L 3-4at Wooster L 2-4at Wooster W 8-2Ohio Wesleyan L 0-2 Ohio Wesleyan W 11-2at Bethany W 2-0at Bethany W 10-2Denison W 2-0Denison L 2-4Wash. & Jeff. W 2-1Wash. & Jeff. W 13-3at Baldwin Wallace L 2-4at Baldwin Wallace L 8-9#=Games in Orlando, Florida

2007Sandra SanfordRecord: 19-19 (9-5 NCAC)NCAC Tournament Champions!Christopher Newport L 0-3!York College W 3-1!Wilkes University L 2-4!Lynchburg College L 3-12!Salisbury L 0-2!Salisbury L 1-7#Hamilton W 2-1#Otterbein L 11-14#Illinois Wesleyan L 1-6#Buena Vista L 6-7#Endicott L 1-6#Carleton W 7-3#Bridgewater L 0-1#Baptist Bible W 4-1#Wellesley L 3-6#Hamilton W 12-0at Oberlin W 9-1at Oberlin W 12-0Wooster W 9-1Wooster W 11-5Kenyon W 5-4Kenyon W 5-0Hiram W 11-7Hiram L 5-6at Denison L 0-5at Denison L 0-4at Ohio Wesleyan W 10-1at Ohio Wesleyan W 17-1Wittenberg L 5-8Wittenberg L 0-4Baldwin Wallace W 1-0^Wittenberg W 5-3^Denison W 2-0

at Wash. & Jeff. W 6-2at Wash. & Jeff. L 3-7^Hiram L 3-4^Denison W 2-1Ôhio Wesleyan W 10-6^Hiram L 2-4 !=Games in Salisbury, Maryland#=Games in Kissimmee, Florida^=NCAC Conference Tournament

2010Sandra SanfordRecord: 12-21 (5-9 NCAC)Grove City W 6-4 Grove City W 7-1#Eastern Conn. State L 2-8#Bowdoin L 1-4#Wis.-Stout W 6-5#Wis.-Whitewater W 4-2#Trinity L 1-9#Colby W 8-4#Carleton W 6-0#Middlebury L 0-7#DePauw L 3-6Mt. Union W 6-5Mt. Union L 1-7at Bethany L 1-5at Bethany L 1-6Denison L 9-15Denison W 4-2at Hiram L 0-4at Hiram L 3-4at Buffalo State L 2-3at Buffalo State L 5-6at Wittenberg L 0-1at Wittenberg L 2-3at Baldwin-Wallace L 2-7at Baldwin-Wallace L 0-12Oberlin W 9-5Oberlin W 6-3at Wooster L 3-6at Wooster W 3-0at Kenyon L 3-4at Kenyon W 1-0Ohio Wesleyan L 0-8Ohio Wesleyan L 1-6#=National Training Center Spring Games (Fla.)

2011Sandra SanfordRecord: 7-21 (4-10 NCAC)#Hamline L 3-5#D’Youville L 0-8#Manchester L 0-4#Benedictine L 1-9#Carroll W 4-3#Frostburg State W 11-3#Hope L 1-5#Plymouth State L 1-15#Union W 3-2#Tufts L 1-15Bethany L 7-9Bethany L 1-9at Grove City L 2-3at Grove City L 1-3Wittenberg L 1-4Wittenberg L 0-5at Oberlin W 6-2at Oberlin W 18-3

Coach Seasons Record Pct.Lee Eschenheimer (1977) 1 6-4-0 .600Beth Racine (1978-80) 3 22-16-1 .577Kay Gould (1981-86) 6 138-34-0 .802Sheila Lingenfelter (1987-90) 4 122-39-0 .758Shelly Monas (1991-93) 3 62-46-0 .574Michelle Fagnat (1994-95) 2 73-16-0 .820Deb Peffer (1996-99) 4 89-73-1 .549Renee Hicks (2000-03) 4 70-82-1 .461Sandra Sanford (2004-12) 9 176-160-0 .524Beth Curtiss (2013-current) 1 0-0-0 .000Totals 35 758-470-3 .617

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS

at Ohio Wesleyan L 0-8at Ohio Wesleyan L 0-8Wooster L 4-8Wooster L 0-4Kenyon W 7-6Kenyon W 14-11Hiram L 7-10Hiram L 4-13at Denison L 0-5at Denison L 0-1#=National Training Center Spring Games (Fla.)

2012Sandra SanfordRecord: 27-11 (12-4 NCAC)NCAC Regular Season Champions@D’Youville W 1-0 @Peace W 1-0 $Spalding W 6-0$Manchester W 4-1 $Centre (Ky.) W 13-2 $Rose-Hulman W 7-3 #Western New England W 10-0 #Kalamazoo W 7-1 #Wisconsin-Stevens Point W 7-1 #Wesleyan L 2-10 #Williams W 4-3 #Plymouth State W 4-3 #Washington & Jefferson W 13-0 #Bowdoin L 1-9 #Elmhurst L 3-4 #Chicago L 0-9 at Fredonia State W 7-2 at Fredonia State T 5-5Denison W 2-0 Denison W 3-2 Wooster W 5-3 Wooster W 2-1 at Wittenberg L 2-3at Wittenberg L 2-7 Grove City W 12-2Grove City L 7-8at Kenyon W 15-2at Kenyon W 14-0 at Oberlin W 3-0at Oberlin L 1-2DePauw W 8-0DePauw W 6-4 at Hiram W 4-2at Hiram W 3-1 Ohio Wesleyan W 4-1Ohio Wesleyan L 1-5 ^Denison L 0-3 ^Wooster W 3-1 ^DePauw L 1-4@=Beach Blast at Virginia Beach, Va.$=March Mayhem Tournament at Danville, Ky.#=National Training Center Spring Games (Fla.)^=NCAC Conference Tournament


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