2015 North Georgia Softball Media Guide

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INSIDECredits 1Quick Facts 1Media Information 1Program History 2Program History Quick Facts 2-32014 In Review 32015 Roster Summary 32014 UNG Statistics & Results 42015 Softball Roster 52015 Softball Radio Roster 62015 Softball Schedule 7

UNIVERSITYThe University of North Georgia 8-9

THIS IS NORTH GEORGIA SOFTBALLHaines & Carolyn Hill Stadium 10-11UNG Softball Through the Years 12-13UNG Softball By the Numbers 14-15UNG All-Americans 16-1751 Straight Wins 18Championship Traditions & WCWS Appearances 20-27

STAFF & PLAYERSCoaching & Support Staff 29-33UNG Player Profiles 34-55

UNG HISTORYAll-Time Letterwinners by Jersey Number 56-57All-Time Series Records vs. Opponents 58UNG Record Book 59-63

NIGHTHAWKS SUPPORTERSSponsorships 19, 28, 64-76

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CREDITSThe 2015 University of North Georgia Media Guide was produced by the staff of UNGAthletics Communications Office. The publication was written and edited by ChadHaynie and Lee Glenn with assistance from Grant Hix (student worker). Photographyfrom SkyHawk Sports Photography and Jim Haynes Photography.

UNG ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSThe Athletic Communications office is located on the main level of Memorial Hall, just offthe basketball court, in rooms 140 and 140-A. Any mail or overnight shipments can beaddressed to: UNG Athletic Communications, 82 College Circle, Dahlonega, GA 30597.

MEDIA SERVICES/CREDENTIALSGame notes and statistics will be made available at every softball contest at Haines &Carolyn Hill Stadium. Media guides will be provided at all home games. All home gameswill offer live statistics through UNGAthletics.com. Credential requests should be madevia e-mail, no later than 24 hours prior to game time, to [email protected]. If approved, credentials will be available for pickup at will call located at the main gate. OnlyUNG staff and credentialed media members are permitted access to the press box.

INTERVIEWSAll interviews with University of North Georgia student-athletes and coaches should bescheduled through the Athletic Communications office. The best time to arrange interviews with student-athletes is in the afternoon on weekdays, when not interferingwith student-athletes’ class schedules. Interviews with the head coach or student-athletes at the conclusion of all home events will be coordinated on site by the AthleticCommunications staff.

INTERNET / NIGHTHAWK VISIONFans can get all the latest information on the Nighthawks online at UNGAthletics.com.The site is also home to the Nighthawk Vision GameDay platform that features live highdefinition video and interactive live game statistics.

Location Dahlonega, GAFounded 1873Enrollment 16,508Affiliation NCAA Division IIConference Peach BeltColors Royal (PMS 287), Gold (PMS 123) & WhiteNickname NighthawksPresident Dr. Bonita JacobsDirector of Athletics Lindsay ReevesAssociate Athletic Director Derek SuranieAssistant Athletic Director, Communications Lee GlennAssistant Athletic Director, Facilities Hank HaynesAssistant Athletic Director, Business Mike Hyams IIISenior Woman Administrator Leigh Anne HunterFaculty Athletic Representative Margaret PoitevintCompliance Coordinator Denise BryantAthletics Development Officer Wendi HuguleyAthletic Department Administrative Assistant Anita MercerAthletic Administrative Graduate Assistants Amy Buccilla, Helen Theisen

2015 UNG QUICK FACTS

Assistant Director of Athletics, Communications Lee GlennAssistant Director (Softball Contact) Chad HaynieHaynie Cell 205-246-4259Haynie E-mail [email protected] Address Announcer / Broadcaster Craig CorbinStudent Assistants Grant Hix, Chris Natsch

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2015 SOFTBALL QUICK FACTS

YEAR CONFERENCE SEASON RECORD CONF. FINISH

1997 GACC 13-38 8-16 (4th)

1998 GACC 33-2 11-11

1999 GACC 48-19 13-5 (2nd)NAIA Southeast Regional Runner-Up

2000 GACC 40-18 18-2 (1st)GACC Champions • NAIA Southeast Regional Tournament

2001 GACC 29-21 12-8 (3rd)

2002 GACC 39-16 16-4 (1st)GACC Champions • NAIA Region XIII Tournament

2003 GACC 50-8 20-0 (1st)GACC Champions • GACC Tournament Champions • NAIA Region XIII Tournament

2004 GACC 48-13 26-2 (1st)GACC Champions • GACC Tournament Champions • NAIA Region XIII Tournament • NAIA National Tournament

2005 SSAC 45-18 24-2 (1st)SSAC Champions • SSAC Tournament Champions • NAIA Region XIII Tournament

NAIA National Tournament - Elite 8

2006 PBC 26-20 8-10 (6th)NCAA Division II - Provisional Member

2007 PBC 36-19 12-8 (4th)NCAA Division II - Provisional Member

2008 PBC 38-15 10-8 (4th)NCAA South Atlantic Regional Runner-up

2009 PBC 50-5 17-1 (1st)PBC Champions • PBC Tournament Champions • NCAA Southeast Regional Champions

World Series Participant





2012 PBC 49-10 17-3 (2nd)PBC Regular Season Runner Up • PBC Tournament Runner Up • NCAA Southeast Regional Runner Up

2013 PBC 36-14 16-6 (2nd)PBC Regular Season Runner Up • PBC Tournament Quarterfinalists • NCAA Southeast Regional Appearance

2014 PBC 47-11 20-2 (1st)PBC Champions • PBC Tournament Champions • NCAA Southeast Regional Appearance

NCAA Southeast Super Regional Appearance

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2015 NORTH GEORGIA SOFTBALL | ALL-TIME RECORD: 731-281 (.722)

2015 NORTH GEORGIA SOFTBALL

YEAR IN REVIEW2014 Record ..................................................................................................................47-112014 PBC Record ......................................................................................................20-2, 1st2014 Postseason..........NCAA Southeast Regional Appearance; NCAA Southeast Super Regional AppearanceDaktronics All-Americans .................................................................Victoria Sink, Courtney PooleNFCA All-Region ..........Victoria Sink (1st), Kim McMillan (1st), Courtney Poole (2nd), Meagan May (2nd)PBC All-Conference First Team ................Victoria Sink, Kim McMillan, Courtney Poole, Meagan MayPBC All-Academic Team...............................................Meagan May, Katie Garrett, Kaitlyn SeaboltPBC Pitcher of the Year ...........................................................................................Victoria SinkPBC Coach of the Year ........................................................................................Mike Davenport

PROGRAM HISTORYNCAA DII Tournament Appearances..........................................................................................7NCAA DII Championship Appearances.......................................................................................3Conference Championships / Conference Tournament Championships........................................9/7

2015 ROSTER SUMMARYPosition Starters Returning/Lost...........................................................................................9/0Pitchers Returning/Lost .......................................................................................................1/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost .............................................................................................16/3

Acworth: Jessica FinchBerlin: Meagan MayBlue Ridge: Alexis Collis

Candace GermanCovington: Morgan BeshearsEllaville: Ansley PhillipsFayetteville: Kimberly PerkinsLawrenceville: Ally LeGetteLilburn: Katie BlockLoganville: Hannah McSwainMansfield: Amanda Hawkins

Marietta: Meredith HeyerMonroe: Taylor Anne MerrittMontrose: Laura SpiveyMcDonough: Meagan StoverPowder Springs: Kim McMillanRinggold: Hayley RobinsonSuwanee: Victoria PrinceSylvania: Tiffanie Burns

Rochelle ShumanWatkinsville: Hannah Harden

Courtney Poole

Home Stadium Haines & Carolyn Hill Stadium (600)Softball Offices Coleman Field HouseHead Coach Mike Davenport, Florida, 1994 (15th Season)Coaching Record at UNG 597-184 (.764)Assistant Coach Sarah Phillips, North Georgia, 2011 (1st Season)Graduate Assistant Karlie GillamAthletic Trainer Julie SavageStrength & Conditioning Coordinator Richard Pruett

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2014 NIGHTHAWKS STATISTICS

North Georgia SoftballStatistics Summary for Univ. of N. Georgia (as of Feb 26, 2015)

(All games)

Record: 47-11 Home: 20-5 Away: 17-2 Neutral: 10-4 Peach Belt: 20-2

Date Opponent Score2/1 at Saint Leo University W 9-42/1 at Rollins College L 3-42/2 ROLLINS COLLEGE W 7-42/2 LYNN UNIVERSITY W 6-02/7 vs Univ. of W. Georgia L 9-102/7 vs Univ. of W. Alabama W 6-22/8 vs Miles College W 8-02/8 vs Univ. of N. Alabama W 2-12/9 vs Wayne State Univ. L 1-22/9 vs #9 Univ. Alabama - HuntL 4-62/17 LINCOLN MEM. UNIV. W 1-02/17 LINCOLN MEM. UNIV. L 6-82/18 at Lee University W 10-52/18 at Lee University W 4-12/28 vs Univ. of Mount Olive W 3-02/28 vs Lenoir-Rhyne College W 5-03/1 vs Wingate University L 0-63/1 vs Bellarmine Univ. W 2-13/2 vs Brevard College W 6-43/2 vs Queens University W 4-33/8 KING UNIVERSITY W 5-13/8 at Catawba College W 3-13/9 at King University W 1-03/9 CATAWBA COLLEGE W 2-13/10 KY. WESLEYAN COLLEGE W 8-03/10 KY. WESLEYAN COLLEGE W 8-3

*3/15 GA. REGENTS UNIV. W 3-1*3/15 GA. REGENTS UNIV. W 2-1*3/19 FLAGLER COLLEGE L 0-2*3/19 FLAGLER COLLEGE W 8-0*3/21 at Lander University W 1-0*3/21 at Lander University W 13-0*3/23 at USC Aiken L 1-5*3/23 at USC Aiken W 1-0*3/27 GEORGIA COLLEGE W 2-1*3/27 GEORGIA COLLEGE W 7-3*3/30 UNC PEMBROKE W 9-1*3/30 UNC PEMBROKE W 2-1*3/31 FRANCIS MARION UNIV. W 4-1*3/31 FRANCIS MARION UNIV. W 8-5*4/5 at #4 Armstrong Atlantic W 8-7*4/5 at #4 Armstrong Atlantic W 11-7*4/9 at Young Harris College W 5-0*4/9 at Young Harris College W 7-0*4/11 at Columbus State Univ. W 8-0*4/11 at Columbus State Univ. W 7-3*4/13 at Georgia Southwestern W 5-1*4/13 at Georgia Southwestern W 5-04/16 #3 UNIV. ALABAMA - HUNTL 1-94/16 #3 UNIV. ALABAMA - HUNTW 7-44/18 vs Ga. Regents Univ. W 4-04/19 vs Flagler College W 2-1

*5/10 UNIV. OF MOUNT OLIVE W 2-0*5/10 WINGATE UNIVERSITY W 4-0*5/11 WINGATE UNIVERSITY W 2-1*5/16 #19 ARMSTRONG ATLANTICL 2-35/17 at #19 Armstrong Atlantic W 7-5

*5/17 #19 ARMSTRONG ATLANTICL 10-12

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb hbp so sb-attSarah Johnson . 4 9 1 18-18 55 16 27 4 1 1 9 3 4 4 5-6

Kim McMillan . 3 6 6 58-58 172 42 63 15 3 9 51 39 2 20 7-9

Jessica Finch . 3 5 5 57-57 183 21 65 10 0 5 42 9 8 19 3-3

Courtney Poole . 3 5 1 31-28 74 8 26 1 1 1 13 11 1 13 2-2

Meagan May . 3 3 3 49-46 138 28 46 5 2 0 13 3 7 17 14-14

Meredith Heyer . 2 8 6 47-40 105 12 30 3 1 2 17 18 4 18 3-3

Victoria Prince . 2 7 0 44-39 111 15 30 6 1 0 19 6 3 12 3-3

Taylor Anne Merritt . 2 5 0 58-58 188 46 47 3 1 0 13 11 14 25 17-19

Tiffanie Burns . 2 3 6 58-58 161 32 38 7 1 7 30 21 0 29 3-4

Rochelle Shuman . 2 1 6 41-29 74 15 16 2 1 0 8 7 2 14 3-5

Ansley Phillips . 2 0 6 58-58 170 6 35 12 0 1 21 11 3 15 0-2

Kaitlyn Seabolt . 2 0 6 31-9 34 10 7 1 0 0 5 2 1 8 2-2

Hannah Harden . 1 8 2 24-14 44 2 8 1 0 0 3 1 0 11 1-1

--------------------Amanda Hawkins . 2 0 0 27-24 10 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0-0

Candace German . 1 0 0 9-3 10 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-2

Hayley Robinson . 0 0 0 5-2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0

Katie Garrett . 0 0 0 47-1 5 16 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 4-8

Brooke Herkel . 0 0 0 29-0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3-4

Totals . 2 8 6 58 1544 281 441 70 12 26 245 145 49 217 71-87

Opponents . 2 1 7 58 1518 141 330 28 5 18 124 87 20 265 25-35

LOB - Team (364), Opp (331). DPs turned - Team (13), Opp (15). IBB - Team (3),McMillan 3, Opp (5). Picked off - Merritt 1.

Player era w-l app gs cg sh sv ip h r er bb soVictoria Sink 1 . 9 0 24-2 30 27 23 9 0 184.2 161 64 50 37 115Courtney Poole 2 . 0 3 23-9 35 31 28 9 1 217.0 169 77 63 50 150Totals 1 . 9 2 47-11 58 58 51 18 1 401.2 330 141 110 87 265

Opponents 4 . 1 2 11-47 58 58 37 2 0 380.1 441 281 224 145 217

PB - Team (6), Finch 4, Hawkins 2, Opp (20). Pickoffs - Team (1), Hawkins 1.SBA/ATT - Finch (14-23), Poole (12-19), Sink (13-16), Hawkins (10-11), McMillan(1-1).

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX TotalUniv. of N. Georgia 37 37 50 52 50 23 26 2 2 2 281Opponents 13 27 27 12 11 26 17 3 3 2 141

Win-loss breakouts: Day 36-10; Night 11-1; vs Left 5-0; vs Right 42-11;1-run games 14-4; 2-run games 5-4; 5+run games 14-2; Extra inns 2-3; Shutouts 18-2.Current streak: Lost 1; Longest winning streak: 15; Longest losing streak: 2.Attendance: Home 4701 (avg 188); Away 4040 (avg 134); Total 8741 (avg 158).

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2015 NIGHTHAWKS ROSTER

# NAME POSITION CLASS HEIGHT HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL)1 Hannah Harden 1B So. 5-9 Watkinsville, Ga. / North Oconee 2 Victoria Prince OF So. 5-3 Suwanee, GA / North Gwinnett3 Laura Spivey 2B So. 5-8 Montrose, Ga. / West Laurens4 Katie Block 3B Jr. 5-7 Lilburn, Ga. / Parkview 5 Ansley Phillips 3B Jr. 5-6 Ellaville, Ga. / Schley County 6 Candace German OF So. 5-5 Blue Ridge, Ga. / Fannin County 7 Hannah McSwain INF So. 5-6 Loganville, Ga. / George Walton Academy10 Jessica Finch C So. 5-7 Acworth, Ga. / Allatoona 11 Meredith Heyer 2B Jr. 5-5 Marietta, Ga. / Hillgrove 12 Meagan May OF Jr. 5-2 Berlin, Ga. / Colquitt County 13 Tiffanie Burns SS Sr. 5-7 Sylvania, Ga. / Screven County 15 Morgan Beshears C Fr. 5-7 Covington, Ga. / Alcovy 17 Kim McMillan 1B Sr. 5-6 Powder Springs, Ga. / Hillgrove18 Amanda Hawkins C Jr. 5-6 Mansfield, Ga. / Eastside 20 Meagan Stover P Sr. 5-9 McDonough, Ga. / Union Grove22 Taylor Anne Merritt OF Sr. 5-8 Monroe, Ga. / Walnut Grove 23 Hayley Robinson 3B Jr. 5-7 Ringgold, Ga. / Ringgold 24 Kimberly Perkins 1B/OF Fr. 5-6 Fayetteville, Ga. / Whitewater 25 Rochelle Shuman OF Sr. 5-7 Sylvania, Ga. / Screven County 27 Ally Legette P Fr. 5-3 Lawrenceville, Ga. / Hebron Christian Academy38 Courtney Poole P Jr. 5-6 Watkinsville, Ga. / Oconee County 79 Alexis Collis OF Jr. 5-9 Blue Ridge, Ga. / Fannin County

Head Coach: Mike Davenport, 15th SeasonAssistant Coach: Sarah Phillips, 1st Season Graduate Assistant Coach: Karlie GillamAthletic Trainer: Julie Savage

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11 22 33 44 55 66HANNAH HARDEN VICTORIA PRINCE LAURA SPIVEY KATIE BLOCK ANSLEY PHILLIPS CANDACE GERMAN

77 11 00 11 11 11 22 11 33 11 55HANNAH McSWAIN JESSICA FINCH MEREDITH HEYER MEAGAN MAY TIFFANIE BURNS MORGAN BESHEARS

11 77 11 88 2200 2222 2233 2244KIM McMILLAN AMANDA HAWKINS MEAGAN STOVER TAYLOR ANNE MERRITT HAYLEY ROBINSON KIMBERLY PERKINS

2255 2277 3388 7799ROCHELLE SHUMAN ALLY LEGGETTE COURTNEY POOLE ALEXIS COLLIS MIKE DAVENPORT SARAH PHILLIPS

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2015 NIGHTHAWKS SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT SITE TIMEFeb. 6 Union University # Huntsville, Ala. 2 PM

University of West Georgia # Huntsville, Ala. 6 PMFeb. 7 Miles College # Huntsville, Ala. 3 PM

University of Indianapolis # Huntsville, Ala. 5 PMFeb. 8 Delta State University # Huntsville, Ala. 10 AM

University of Alabama Huntsville # Huntsville, Ala. 2 PMFeb. 12 Miles College Dahlonega, Ga. 3 PM (DH)Feb. 14 Nova Southeastern University $ Dahlonega, Ga. Noon

Wingate University $ Dahlonega, Ga. 4 PMFeb. 15 Nova Southeastern University $ Dahlonega, Ga. Noon

Wingate University $ Dahlonega, Ga. 2 PMFeb. 20 West Virginia State University % Salisbury, N.C. 2 PM

Glenville State College % Salisbury, N.C. 4 PMFeb. 21 Davis & Elkins College % Salisbury, N.C. 10 AM

King University % Salisbury, N.C. NoonFeb. 22 Belmont Abbey College % Salisbury, N.C. 2 PMFeb. 27 Lenoir-Rhyne University ^ Spartanburg, S.C. 6 PMFeb. 28 Bellarmine University ^ Spartanburg, S.C. 11 AM

Tusculum College ^ Spartanburg, S.C. 5 PMMar. 1 Mars Hill College ^ Spartanburg, S.C. 11 AM

Queens University – Charlotte ^ Spartanburg, S.C. 3 PMMar. 4 Young Harris College * Young Harris, Ga. 4 PM (DH)Mar. 7 Lincoln Memorial University & Dahlonega, Ga. 11 AM

Mercyhurst University & Dahlonega, Ga. 3 PMMar. 8 Wayne State University & Dahlonega, Ga. 11 AM

Lincoln Memorial University & Dahlonega, Ga. 3 PMMar. 9 McKendree University & Dahlonega, Ga. 3 PM

Catawba College & Dahlonega, Ga. 5 PMMar. 12 Lee University Dahlonega, Ga. 3 PM (DH)Mar. 14 Francis Marion University * St. Florence, S.C. 1 PM (DH)Mar. 15 UNC Pembroke * Pembroke, N.C. 1 PM (DH)Mar. 19 Flagler College * Dahlonega, Ga. 3 PM (DH)Mar. 22 Columbus State University * Dahlonega, Ga. 1 PM (DH)Mar. 25 Georgia Regents University * Augusta, Ga. 1 PM (DH)Mar. 31 University of Montevallo * Montevallo, Ala. 4 PM (DH)Apr. 3 Lander University * Dahlonega, Ga. 4 PM (DH)Apr. 7 Georgia College * Milledgeville, Ga. 4 PM (DH)Apr. 10 USC Aiken * Dahlonega, Ga. 4 PM (DH)Apr. 12 Georgia Southwestern State Univ. * Dahlonega, Ga. 1 PM (DH)Apr. 18 Armstrong State University * Dahlonega, Ga. 1 PM (DH)

Bold home games at Haines & Carolyn Hill Stadium* Peach Belt Conference game# University of Alabama Huntsville Charger Chillout$ UNG Loyal Blue Classic% Catawba College Invitational^ Mid-South Classic at Tyger River Park& Captain D’s Surf & Turf Classic

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The University of North Georgia was formed through the consolidation of North Georgia College & State University and Gainesville State

College, two of the top-performing schools in the University System of Georgia, in January 2013. Positioned in the fastest-growing

region of the state, UNG comprises four campuses united by a single mission focused on academic excellence and academic and co-

curricular programs that develop students into leaders for a diverse and global society.

The University of North Georgia is a University System of Georgia leadership institution and is The Military College of Georgia. With

more than 16,000 students, the University of North Georgia is the state’s seventh-largest public university. The university offers more

than 100 programs of study ranging from certificate and associates degrees to professional doctoral programs.

The University of North Georgia was ranked No. 22 in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2014 ranking of public universities in the south.

It is the second oldest public university in the University System of Georgia having been founded in 1873 and is one of only six senior

military colleges in the United States. The average high school grade point of an incoming freshman at UNG is 3.54, the third highest in

the state behind only the University of Georgia and the Georgia Institute of Technology.

THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA

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While the University of North Georgia has grown exponentially over the past decade, the city in which it is based still has the small town

charm that makes North Georgia one of the special places in the state of Georgia.

Dahlonega is nestled in the heart of the North Georgia Mountains, just south of the state’s highest peak, Blood Mountain. The town has

a population of just over 5,000, up more than 40 percent from 2000. It was the site of the first major gold rush in the United States

with thousands of men flocking to the city after the discovery of gold in 1828. You can’t miss seeing Dahlonega gold on a visit to the city

as the steeple of UNG’s Price Memorial Hall is coated in gold from the city. You will also see Dahlonega gold on a drive through Atlanta

as it covers the dome of the Georgia State Capitol, a tradition that started in 1958.

The city maintains the charm of a small town but there is plenty to do for students and residents alike, from some of the best outdoor

activities offered in the state to shopping at one of the top outlet destinations in the southeast, the North Georgia Premium Outlets,

located less than 15 minutes away in neighboring Dawsonville. Dahlonega is less than an hour from downtown Atlanta located just over

50 miles north at the end of Georgia 400.

The town has inspired many artists through the years, most famously Zac Brown who grew up in Lumpkin County, and is still considered

the cultural hub of the North Georgia Mountains hosting over 10 festivals each year.

As Corey Smith states in his song about the town, it is easy to feel like you’ve struck gold in Dahlonega.

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HAINES & CAROLYN HILLSTADIUM

“We are so blessed to be able to call Haines & CarolynHill Stadium our “home.” Each day our staff and student-athletes have the opportunity to practice or play at “TheHill” we do not take for granted.

The atmosphere that has been created at the UNG Softball Complex is unique to the NCAA DII level - we loveplaying our games at “The Hill”.

- Mike Davenport

Home to the University of North Georgia softball team, Haines & Carolyn

Hill Stadium was constructed during the fall of 2008 and features a first-

class facility for the Nighthawks. With 222 chair back seats, fans enjoy a

perfect venue for NCAA Softball. The newly constructed “Hill Stadium”

features three separate press boxes for media members that stretch 45

feet. It has been home to four NCAA Regionals and NCAA Super

Regionals, with a record single-game attendance of 678 fans during

game two of the 2010 NCAA Dahlonega Regional.

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STADIUM COLEMAN FIELD HOUSE

PLAYING SURFACE LOCKER ROOM IN FIELD HOUSE

HOME BULLPEN LOUNGE AREA IN FIELD HOUSE

SCOREBOARD AT “THE HILL” ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM IN FIELD HOUSE

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THE TEST

1997February 19• North Georgia competes in thefirst game in program history,falling 8-0 to KSU.• Pitcher, Jamie Howell, recordsthe first strikeout in program history.• Shortstop, Mandy McClurerecords the first hit in programhistory.

February 25• Under head coach Ricky Sanders,a 5-3 win over Anderson Collegemarks the first win in school history.

March 7• A 9-7 win over Brewton-Parkergive North Georgia their first conference victory.

March 20• Catcher, Allison Pearce, hits thefirst home run in program history,with a two-run, sixth-inning shot.

April 1• Laura Shelley records the program’s first no-hitter in a 4-1victory over Emmanuel College.

1998February 18• North Georgia puts together a10-0 win over Anderson College,the first shutout in program history.

1999May 15• A 14-inning loss to Nova Southeastern ends the Saints’ season as the NAIA Southeast Regional Tournament Runner-Up.

2000February 22• The Saints defeat GCSU, 3-2 inthe first game played at the NorthGeorgia Softball Complex.

March 1• North Georgia defeats GCSU, 2-

1 for the program’s 100th victory.

April 28• North Georgia defeats BrewtonParker, 2-0 to claim the program’sfirst Conference Championship.

August 28• Mike Davenport is named thenew head coach to the softball program.

2003April 1• Head Coach Mike Davenportpicks up his 100th career victorywith a 9-0 win over Emmanuel College.

April 21• A 7-3 victory over Faulkner University competes a perfect 20-0 conference season and back-to-back Conference Championships.

April 24• The Saints pick up the program’s200th win with a 7-0 victory overEmory University.

April 27• With a 2-1 loss in 11 innings toFaulkner University, North Georgia’s program record 36-gamewinning streak ends.

2004May 21• The Saints appear in their firstever NAIA National Tournament.

2005April 15• Head Coach Mike Davenportpicks up his 200th career win witha 4-1 victory over Shorter College.

April 18• A sweep of Reinhardt Collegegives North Georgia their fourthconsecutive conference title.April 23• The Saints defeat Faulkner University, 6-2 to win their third-straight Conference Championship.

May 21• North Georgia defeats the University of Mary, 5-0 to advanceto its first national tournamentgame.

May 24• A 2-1 loss in eight innings to theUniversity Mobile ends the Saintsrun at a national title.

2006February 28• The Saints pick up their firstPeach Belt Conference victory witha walk-off grand slam by LynseyThompson to defeat GCSU, 6-4.

2008April 2• Mike Davenport picks up his300th victory with a 3-2 win overLander University.

April 18• North Georgia records its firstPBC tournament victory with a 6-2win over Columbus State University.

May 7• The Saints notch their first NCAAtournament victory with a 2-0 winover Lenoir-Rhyne.

2009April 11• The Saints capture their firstPBC championship with a 6-2 winover Georgia Southwestern.

April 19• The Saints defeat USC Aiken 4-0to claim their first PBC tournament

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championship.

May 6• The Saints are ranked No. 1 inthe NFCA Division II Top 25 poll.

May 16• Two consecutive wins over Carson-Newman (6-3, 1-0) advance the Saints to the NCAACollege World Series.

May 21• A walk-off home run in the 10thinning gives the Saints a 5-3 victory over Dixie State and theirfirst NCAA Division II CollegeWorld Series win.

2010April 6• The Saints sweep ColumbusState to capture their second-straight PBC Championship ontheir way to a 20-0 mark in theleague.

April 10• Mike Davenport picks up his400th career win with a doubleheader sweep at GeorgiaCollege.

April 17• The Saints defeat Francis Marion, 9-5 to capture their second-straight PBC tournamentchampionship.

May 22• The No. 1 Saints defeat No. 8Lenoir-Rhyne, 15-0 to capture theNCAA Southeast Super Regionalchampionship and advance to theWorld Series with a 50-0 record.

2011April 10• The Saints capture a third-straight PBC championship withtwo games remaining on theschedule.April 17• The Saints defeat Augusta State,5-2 to capture the program’s third-

straight PBC championship.

May 21• The Saints rally back with consecutive wins over Lenoir-Rhynein the NCAA Super Regional to secure a spot in the program’sthird-straight College World Series.

2012February 11• The Saints claim the program’s600th win in just the second gameof the season with a 4-2 victoryover North Greenville in the 2012NGCSU Loyal Blue Classic at “TheHill.”

April 10• Head Coach Mike Davenportearns his 500th career victory atthe helm of the program with a 9-1win in the second game of a PBCdoubleheader against Georgia College.

May 4• The Saints win 1-0 over King College in their fourth-straight appearance in the NCAA SoutheastRegional.

2013 May 10The Saints make their sixth con-secutive trip to the NCAA DivisionII Tournament with an appearanceat the Regional in Hickory, N.C.,hosted by Lenoir-Rhyne.

2014April 9Victoria Sink pitches a perfectgame on the road against rivalYoung Harris. It marked the firstperfect game in UNG history andwas the first seven-inning perfectgame in Peach Belt Conferencehistory.

April 11The Nighthawks capture the PBCRegular Season title with a double-

header sweep at Columbus State.

April 19UNG claims the rain-shortenedPeach Belt Tournament Championship as the higher seedwhen the title game was called dueto field conditions.May 16-17North Georgia hosted the 2014NCAA DII Southeast Super Re-

gional against conference rivalArmstrong Atlantic. The No. 2Nighthawks would ultimately fall ina thrilling three-game series, coming just one hit away from atrip to the NCAA Division II Championship.

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UNG BY

2NCAA

NATIONAL PITCHEROF THE YEAR AWARDS

(PHILLIPS ‘10 • COAN ‘11)

37PBC

ALL-CONFERENCEPLAYERS

(2006-PRESENT)

20ALL-AMERICANS(2006-PRESENT)

7NCAA

NATIONAL TOURNAMENTAPPEARANCES

(‘08 • ‘09 • ‘10 • ‘11‘12 • ‘13 • '14)

51WINS

CONSECUTIVELY IN 2010(2ND LONGEST STREAK IN COLLEGIATE SOFTBALL)

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THE NUMBERS

5NCWS

APPEARANCES(NAIA - ‘04 • ‘05)

(NCAA - ‘09 • ‘10 • ‘11)

WINSIN 2011 SEASON

(MOST IN SCHOOL HISTORY)

WINSIN CONFERENCE WITHOUT

A LOSS • GOING 20-0(2003 - 2010)

9CONFERENCE

TITLES(NAIA - ‘00 • ‘02 • ‘03 • ‘04 • ‘05)(NCAA - ‘09 • ‘10 • ‘11 • '14)

WINSIN PROGRAM HISTORY(1997 - PRESENT)

7315320

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UNG ALL-AMERICANSSince 1999, the University of North Georgia Softball

team has produced 20 All-Americans.

Jessica Coan2012 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, 3rd team2011 Easton NCAA Division II All-American2011 NFCA Division II All-American, 1st team

Hilary Cox2011 NFCA NCAA Division II Scholar-Athlete All-American

Melissa Dickie2012 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, Honorable Mention

Lauren Dykes2010 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, 3rd team2010 NFCA NCAA Division II All-American, 2nd team

Tiffany Giles2002 NAIA All-American, 2nd team

Pilar Harden2010 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, Honorable Mention

Christina Hayes2000, NAIA Scholar All-American

Melissa Johnson2001 NAIA All-American, 2nd team

Katherine Martin2010 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, Honorable Mention2010 NFCA NCAA Division II All-American, 3rd team

Keri Maxwell2004 NAIA Scholar All-American2003 NAIA Scholar All-American

Courtney McGuire2009 NFCA NCAA Division II All-American, 1st team

Kim McMillan2013 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, Honorable Mention2013 NFCA NCAA Division II All-American, 3rd team

Sarah Phillips2010 NFCA NCAA Division II All-American, 1st team2010 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, 1st team2009 NFCA NCAA Division II All-American, 1st team

Courtney Poole2014 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, Honorable Mention

Victoria Sink2014 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, 3rd team

Leslee Smith2010 Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American, 3rd team

Lynsey Thompson 2004 NAIA All-American, 2nd team2004 NAIA Scholar All-American

Beth Willis2005 NAIA All-American, 2nd team2004 NAIA Scholar All-American

Kara Winkler2000, NAIA Scholar All-American1999, NAIA All-American 1st team

Laura Voyles2008 NFCA NCAA Division II All-American, 3rd team

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NORTH GEORGIA ALL-AMERICANS

COAN McGUIRE

McMILLAN

PHILLIPS

SMITH

VOYLES

COX

DICKIE

DYKES

HARDEN

MARTIN

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The Streak: 51 Consecutive Wins

Three hundred and sixty nine. That’s not a stat. Well, maybe itis. In 2010, the North Georgia softball team made one of themost impressive runs in the history of college softball. Threehundred and sixty nine is the number of days the program wentwithout knowing what it felt like to lose a game on the field ofplay. For three hundred and sixty nine days, the North Georgiasoftball team was, in one word, perfect.

From the 2009 NCAA Division II Championship (the division’sequal to the Women’s College World Series) to the same eventin 2010, North Georgia never lost a game. A 13-0 February ledto a 20-0 March. April would be perfect as well. The broomsgot a lot of work that season as North Georgia swept its waythrough every single Peach Belt series, even a series againstlong-time rival Alabama-Huntsville, another perennial power inDII softball.

Mike Davenport’s team finished the regular season at 41-0 andjust for good measure, went 4-0 at the Peach Belt’s conferencetournament. The NCAA Dahlonega Regional? Three more winsthere. A Super Regional against Lenoir-Rhyne would provide twomore wins without a loss.

Like the saying goes though, “all good things must come to anend.” This streak would be no exception. After an opening roundwin against Molloy College in the NCAA Division II Championship, one year and four days since the last time theteam didn’t win a softball game, Valdosta State would end theperfection. The next day the season was over, but the accomplishment of that team, which etched its name in collegesoftball lore, will never be forgotten.

Fifty-one consecutive wins. The second longest streak in the history of NCAA softball.

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A CHAMPIONSHIP TRADITION

NCAA Women’s College World Series

Appearances200920102011

NCAA Peach Belt Conference

-Regional Championships200920102011

Regional Appearances2008200920102011201220132014

Conference Champions2009201020112014

Tournament Champions2009201020112014

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NAIA

National Tournament20042005

Southern States Athletic Conference



Georgia Alabama Carolina Conference



THREEPEAT2009 • 2010 • 2011NCAA RegionalCHAMPIONS

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2004

2005

2009

2010

2011

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2004

The University of North Georgia softballteam made their inaugural trip to the College World Series in 2004, traveling toDecatur, Alabama. Although the Saints suffered a 21-1 loss against the powerhouse, Point Loma Nazarene, in theirfirst game on the national stage, the squad rebounded the following day before falling 6-3 to Rio Grande (OH) to end their National Championship Hopes.

Although a National Title was not to be had,North Georgia garnered plenty of hardwarein 2004, winning the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference and the GACC Tournament Championship on their way tothe program’s first-ever trip to the NationalTournament.

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2005

Making their second straight trip to the National Championships, North Georgia had revenge on their minds after a ten inning 1-0heartbreaker against Cal Baptist dropped theSaints to the loser’s bracket. Following an 8-0victory over the University of Mary, head coachMike Davenport’s crew was determined to havethe last say against Point Loma Nazarene afterthe previous year’s loss. The Saints did justthat, emerging in the 10th inning with a walk-off 3-2 victory, propelling North Georgia to twomore victories before running into SimonFrasier and Mobile College in the semifinals.

2005 was a farewell tour for the Saints whocaptured their fourth straight regular seasonConference Championship on their way out ofthe NAIA ranks, preparing for a future in theNAIA.

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2009

Entering the Division II College World Series at the No. 1 team in the country, the2009 North Georgia softball team used late comebacks and big innings to continue on one of the most impressive runs in the nation. Heading to Salem, Virginia, with a 48-3 record, the Saints opened the week with one of the most exciting wins in school history against Dixie State, using a game-tying three-runhomer with two outs in the seventh to force extra innings. A walk-off homerun inthe 10th inning sealed the victory for the Saints.

An equally epic match up with Angelo State followed as an 11-inning dual endedwith a walk-off single by North Georgia to send the Saints to the semifinals of theWorld Series. Lock Haven awaited in the semifinals with a birth in the NationalTitle game on the line, but back-to-back wins by the Lady Eagles propelled LHU toa World Series Championship.

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2010

One of the most storied seasons in the history of NCAA softball followed North Georgia to their second straight trip to the Division II World Series. The Saints entered the National Championships with a 50-0 record. The second longest winningstreak in NCAA softball history was put to the test in the opening game of the WorldSeries, but the Saints did what they had done all season long, recording their 24thshutout of the year in a 4-0 victory over Molloy College.

The nation’s No. 1 team for 12 straight weeks would then run into two of the morepowerful offenses in the country as Valdosta State and Metro State defeated theSaints in back-to-back games, putting an end to a season that captured the attentionof sports fans around the country. The 51-2 mark gave the Saints the best winningpercentage in the nation for back-to-back seasons.

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2011

North Georgia was back at it again for a third straight year. The Saints were lookingto bounce back after exiting the College World Series earlier than expected the previous year. Heading back to Salem, Virginia, North Georgia was about to witnesshistory repeat itself.

After winning their opening game against Indiana of Pennsylvania, the Saints raninto the powers that were Alabama-Huntsville, a team that defeated them twiceduring the regular season, and Saginaw Valley.

The Saints have established themselves as one of the premier softball programs atthe Division II level. Making three straight World Series appearances, along withthree consecutive conference championships, has cemented them as one of thebest in the land. In this unprecedented three-year stretch, North Georgia won 154games while only losing 19, an astonishing record.

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2015COACHING STAFF

FROM L TO R:Assistant Coach Sarah PhillipsGraduate Assistant Coach Karlie GillamHead Coach Mike Davenport

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MIKE DAVENPORTHEAD COACH • 15TH SEASON597-184 (.764 CAREER WIN PCT.)

Mike Davenport is entering his 15th season as head coachof the University of North Georgia softball program. He hasbeen a familiar name to the North Georgia family where heis in his 18th year with the athletic department.

Davenport has built a culture of championships at NorthGeorgia winning eight conference regular season titles,seven conference tournament crowns and has recorded anoverall record of 597-184 (.764) in his tenure. He hasquickly established UNG as a powerhouse in NCAA Division IIsoftball, taking North Georgia to three-consecutive Division IICollege World Series from 2009-2011. The Nighthawkswere just one win away from a fourth NCAA DII CWS in2014, ending their season in the Super Regional.

In the summer of 2014, Davenport served as an assistantcoach at the sport's highest level as he completed a term onthe staff of the USSSA Florida Pride. He assisted the Prideto collect the Cowles Cup, which recognizes the National ProFastpitch champions.

In 2010, Davenport led North Georgia to a 51-game winningstreak, the second longest in NCAA history. The Saints entered the College World Series with a perfect record of50-0 that season. UNG has reached perfection in confer-ence play twice under the guidance of Davenport, posting20-0 records in 2003 and 2010.

COACHING RECORDS & AWARDS

2001 RECORD: 29-212002 RECORD: 39-16

GACC COACH OF THE YEAR

2003 RECORD: 50-8GACC COACH OF THE YEARGACC WOMEN’S SPORTS COACH OF THE YEAR

2004 RECORD: 48-132005 RECORD: 45-182006 RECORD: 26-202007 RECORD: 39-192008 RECORD: 38-152009 RECORD: 50-5

PBC COACH OF THE YEARNCAA SOUTHEAST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

2010 RECORD: 51-2PBC COACH OF THE YEAR

NCAA SOUTHEAST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

2011 RECORD: 53-12PBC COACH OF THE YEAR

NCAA SOUTHEAST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR

2012 RECORD: 49-102013 RECORD: 36-142014 RECORD: 47-11

PBC COACH OF THE YEAR

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The foundation for UNG softball is set every year under Davenport’s program, building a strong team atmosphere opening each school year with “RBI Week,” (Respect-Balance-Intensity). Team members come together and participate in team building exercises as well as a pre-season conditioning program. The squad is challenged mentally and physically as it finishes the week at the PineValley Ropes Course traversing both low and high elements.“RBI Week” has allowed the team to build each other’s trustand respect before entering each school year.

The softball skipper began his career at North Georgia withthe women’s basketball team in 1996 as assistant coachand served in that role until 2000 when he took over the rollas head softball coach in August. He has served in that roleas well as instructor in the Health and Physical EducationDepartment since. During his time with the North Georgiawomen’s basketball team, he helped guide the squad tothree conference titles and three NAIA National Tournamentappearances.

While growing up in central Illinois, he played basketball andbaseball at Peoria’s Richwoods High School before moving toCentral Oklahoma and graduating from Guthrie High Schoolin Guthrie, Okla. After playing one year of junior collegebaseball, he focused his attention on coaching and joined therich tradition of Cowboy Baseball at Oklahoma State University under head coach Gary Ward as a student-assistant. The opportunity to coach led him to Gainesville,Fla., where he spent three years as an assistant baseballcoach at Santa Fe Community College under head coachHarry Tholen.

The DuQuoin, Ill., native is a 1994 graduate of the Universityof Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Recreation and a1998 grad of North Georgia, where he earned his Master ofEducation.

Davenport and his wife, the former Melanie Ralston(Gainesville, Ga.), reside in Dahlonega and are the proudparents of Margaret “Isabella” and Michael “Harper."

CAREER HISTORY AS HEAD COACH

2014 Peach Belt Conference Champions, PBC Tournament Champions, 6th straight NCAA Southeast Regional Tournament Appearance

2013 Third in Peach Belt Conference Regular Season, PBC Tournament Quarter-finalists, 5th straight NCAA Southeast Regional Tournament Appearance

2012 Peach Belt Conference Regular Season and Tournament Runner-ups, NCAA Southeast Regional Runner-up, #10 Final NCAA Division II Ranking.

2011 Peach Belt Conference Regular Season and Tournament Champions, NCAA Southeast Regional Champions, World Series Appearance, #4 Final NCAA Division II Ranking.

2010 Peach Belt Conference Regular Season and Tournament Champions, NCAA Southeast Regional Champions, World Series Appearance, Ranked #1 during the entire 12 week regular season, won 50 consecutive games, #5 Final NCAA Division II Ranking.

2009 Peach Belt Conference Regular Season and Tournament Champions, NCAA Southeast Regional Champions, World Series Appearance, #3 Final NCAA Division II Ranking.

2008 Peach Belt Conference Tournament Runner-up, NCAA Southeast Regional Champions, World Series Appearance, #12 Final NCAA Division II Ranking.

2007 Fourth place finish at the Peach Belt Conference Tournament.

2006 Peach Belt Conference and NCAA inaugural Year.

2005 Southeastern States Athletic Conference Regular Season and Tournament Champions, NAIA Region XIII Tournament, NAIA National Tournament, #8 Final NAIA National Ranking

2004 Georgia-Alabama-Conference Regular Season and Tournament Champions, NAIA Region XIII Tournament, NAIA National Tournament, #10 Final NAIA National Ranking.

2003 GACC Regular Season and Tournament Champions, GACC Coach of the Year, GACC Female Sports Coach of the Year, NAIA Region XIII Tournament.

2002 GACC Champions, NAIA Region XIII Tournament.

2001 GACC - Third Place

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SARAH PHILLIPS

ASST. COACH • 1ST SEASON

Sarah Phillips, who washired as an assistantsoftball coach at the University of North Georgia in September of2014, enters her firstseason as the head coachMike Davenport’s assistant. A two-time All-American and four-yearstandout at North Georgia, Phillips joined

the Nighthawks after serving as an assistant coach atNCAA Division I Radford for two seasons.

In her first season with the Highlanders, she guidedrookie pitcher Rachael Walters to a first-team all-conference selection.

Phillips enjoyed one of the most prolific softball careersin NCAA Division II history. The two-time Peach BeltConference Pitcher of the Year finished her career asthe league’s all-time leader in wins (124), appearances(164), starts (142), complete games (113) and innings (946.1) along with North Georgia’s recordholder for strikeouts (911) and shutouts (45). Herwins rank sixth on the NCAA’s all-time list.

She was the main catalyst on a Saints squad that madethree straight NCAA Division II College World Seriesappearances, which was most evident in 2010 whenshe won 44 straight games and was named the RonLenz Division II National Pitcher of the Year.

In addition to her collegiate success, Phillips gained international experience when she was selected to the2011 Canadian Senior Women’s National Team. Shecompeted in the Scotiabank Canadian Open FastpitchInternational Championship, US World Cup of Softballand the Pan American Games, and helped TeamCanada to a silver medal in the latter.

Along with her duties as a graduate assistant coach,Phillips also served as an assistant during the 2011season at Lumpkin County High School.

A native of Columbus, Ohio, Phillips graduated fromUNG in 2011 with a degree in middle grades education.

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KARLIE GILLAM

GRAD ASST. • 2ND SEASON

RICHARD PRUETTSTRENGTH & CONDITIONING

JULIE SAVAGEATHLETIC TRAINER

Karlie Gillam enters the 2015 season as the graduateassistant coach for head coach Mike Davenport afterbeing a two-year letter winner in the North Georgiasoftball program. She was a member of the Nighthawksoftball team that made NCAA appearances in both2012 and 2013.

She was a third baseman and, with her experience, willassist with the infielders. In 2012, she was a member of the Peach Belt Conference All-Conference(At-Large) after hitting .329 with seven home runs.

She is the daughter of Kenny and Cindy Gillam andplayed her high school softball at Collins Hill inLawrenceville. While at CHHS, she was twice namedAll-Region and All-County. Gillam earned the school'sBobbie Bailey Athletic Award in 2006 and Coca-ColaAcademic & Athletic Performance Award winner in2005.

She graduated in May of 2014 with a degree in Physical Education and Leadership.

Richard Pruett is in his secondyear at the University of NorthGeorgia as the Strength andConditioning Coordinator.

During his undergraduate career, Pruett completed an internship with Athletes’ Performance as a Sport Performance Specialist. Hebegan his coaching career withthe Georgia Force of the ArenaFootball League from 2007-2008 and served as a studentassistant for Georgia State’s

inaugural football program in 2009.

The Gainesville, Ga., native is a 2012 graduate of Georgia StateUniversity with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. He holdscertifications as a Health and Fitness Specialist from AmericanCollege of Sports and Medicine (ACSM), a Functional Movement Specialist (FMS) and as a Level 1 Sports Performance Coach fromUSA Weightlifting (USAW).

Julie Savage is entering herfirst year as an athletic training graduate assistant atthe University of North Georgia in 2014-2015.

Savage comes to UNG fromLee University in Cleveland,Tenn., where she earned herBachelor of Science in AthleticTraining. During her time atLee, Savage served a rotationas an athletic trainer at Ooltewah High School in Oolte-wah, Tenn., and also spenttime at the MaCallie School in

Chattanooga, Tenn., as a student athletic trainer.

Before earning her degree from Lee University, Savage earned herfirst undergraduate degree from the University of Tennessee atChattanooga. During that stint, she worked all four years in thework-study program for UTC athletic training room.

The Cleveland, Tenn., native is a 2014 graduate of Lee Universitywith a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training and a 2010 gradu-ate of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with a Bachelorof Science in Exercise Science and holds professional memberships in the National Athletic Trainers’ Association.

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- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll PresidentialScholar

High School:Holds the single season andcareer homerun record atNOHS … was named to the

Georgia Elite 80 … competed in the 2013 GACA Georgia High SchoolAll-Star Game.Personal: Daughter of Chris and Tracie HardenMajor: BusinessPre-Game Rituals/Superstitions: I pray before every game

Something You Don’t Know About Me Is: I beat my sister’s (Pilar Harden) single season andcareer home run record at North Oconee HighSchoolMost Memorable Moment: Hitting three back-to-back home runs in one of myhigh school softball tournamentsFavorite Quote: My father gave me the greatest gift anyone couldgive another person, he believed in me. –Jim ValvanoFavorite Sports Team: Atlanta BravesFavorite Pro Athlete: Jessica CoanFavorite Food/Restaurant:Rafferty’sFavorite Television Show: SpongebobFavorite Place In The World: New York

1 HANNAH HARDENSOPH • INFIELD5-9 • WATKINSVILLE, GA.NORTH OCONEE H.S.

HANNAH HARDEN’S CAREER HITTING 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.2012 .326 59-59 187 33 61 6 3 8 37 97 .519 23 1 16 1 .399 2-1 2-3 43 1 0 1.0002014 .182 24-14 44 2 8 1 0 0 3 9 .205 1 0 11 0 .196 1-1 1-1 1 0 0 1.000TOTAL .299 83-73 231 35 69 7 3 8 40 106 .459 24 1 27 1 .363 3-2 3-4 44 1 0 1.000

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- 2013-14 Peach Belt

Conference Presidential

Honor Roll Presidential

Scholar

High School:

Named to the All-County first

team in 2011.

Personal:

Daughter of Bob and Beth Prince

Major:

Business Management

Something You Don’t Know About Me:

I ride horses

Most Memorable Moment:

Pitching four games back-to-back to win the

championship game for my team at two in the

morning

Favorite Quote:

“Every strike brings me closer to the next home run.”

- Babe Ruth

Favorite Sports Team:

Atlanta Braves

Favorite Pro Athlete:

Freddie Freeman

Favorite Food/Restaurant:

On The Border

Favorite Television Show:

Workaholics

Favorite Place In The World:

New Orleans

2 VICTORIA PRINCESOPH • OUTFIELD

5-3 • SUWANEE, GA.NORTH GWINNETT H.S.

VICTORIA PRINCE’S CAREER HITTING 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.2014 .270 44-39 111 15 30 6 1 0 19 38 .342 6 3 12 1 .322 1-1 3-3 27 0 1 .964TOTAL .270 44-39 111 15 30 6 1 0 19 38 .342 6 3 12 1 .322 1-1 3-3 27 0 1 .964

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High School:

Four-time All-Region Player. ..

two-time All-State Player ...

made 4 Elite 8 appearances ...

defensive Player of the Year in

2009 and 2012 ... Coaches

Award in 2012.

Personal:

Daughter of Randy and Dina Spivey

Major:

Undecided

Pre-Game Rituals/Superstitions:

I place my glove by the foul line and pray

Something You Don't Know About Me:

My eyes are two different colors


Going four-for-four, with a homerun, on my birthday

during my freshman year in high school

Favorite Quote:

Never let the fear of striking out keep you from play-

ing the game.


Atlanta Braves


Brian McCann


Cubed Steak, Japanese


Boy Meets World


Colorado

3 LAURA SPIVEYSOPH • INFIELD5-8 • MONTROSE, GA.WEST LAURENS H.S.

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- 2012-13 Peach Belt


Honor Roll Bronze Scholar

High School:

2010 1st Team All-Region ...

2009 Best Offensive Player ...

2009 1st Team All-County

Personal:

Daughter of Jeffrey and Karen Block

Pre-Game Ritual:

Praying and putting on eye black

Memorable Moment:

Hitting a three-run home run to advance in a qualifier


I want a sports bike

Favorite Quote:

“Be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to

become angry.” - James 1:19

Favorite Restaurant:

Applebee’s

Favorite Place:

The beach

Favorite TV Show:

Grey’s Anatomy


Atlanta Braves

Favorite Professional Athlete:

Marcus Lattimore

4 KATIE BLOCKJR • INFIELD5-7 • LILBURN, GA.PARKVIEW H.S.

KATIE BLOCK’S CAREER HITTING 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.2012 .310 41-17 58 15 18 4 0 4 13 34 .586 5 3 18 1 .394 0-2 0-1 138 7 5 .9672013 .200 26-16 40 12 8 1 2 2 7 19 .475 5 1 15 0 .304 0-1 2-2 98 6 3 .972TOTAL .265 67-33 98 27 26 5 2 6 20 53 .541 10 4 33 1 .357 0-3 2-3 236 13 8 .969

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-- 2013 Peach Belt



Scholar

-- 2012 Peach Belt



Scholar

High School:

2012 All-State ... four-time All-Region ... four-time Of-

fensive Player of the Year.

Personal:

Daughter of Glen and Heather Phillips

Major:

Early Childhood Education/Special Education


I pray before every game


I am scared of heights


Accepting Christ into my life

Favorite Quote:

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens

me. - Philippians 4:13


Atlanta Braves


Tim Tebow


Mexican


Chicago Fire


Beach

5 ANSLEY PHILLIPSJR • INFIELD5-6 • ELLAVILLE, GA.SCHLEY COUNTY H.S.

ANSLEY PHILLIPS’ CAREER HITTING 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.2013 .288 35-26 73 8 21 1 0 3 14 31 .425 6 2 11 0 .358 0-3 0-0 9 41 3 .9432014 .206 58-58 170 6 35 12 0 1 21 50 .294 11 3 15 1 .265 1-1 0-2 49 75 10 .925TOTAL .230 93-84 243 14 56 13 0 4 35 81 .333 17 5 26 1 .293 1-4 0-2 58 116 13 .930

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-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Confer-

ence Presidential Honor Roll

Presidential Scholar

High School:

Offensive Award 2010 ... 1st

Team All State 2010 ... Silver

Slugger Award 2011 ... 1st

team All Region 2011 ... 2nd team All state 2011 ...

Offensive Award 2012 ... 1st Team All Region 2012

... 1st team All State 2012

Personal:

Daughter of Michael and Melissa German

Something You Don’t Know About Me Is:

I am in love with Nutella

Favorite Quote:

She is clothed with strength and dignity and she

laughs without fear of the future. Proverbs 31:25


Atlanta Falcons


Seafood


Criminal Minds

Why I Chose UNG:

When I came on my visit I was welcomed with open

arms and it immediately felt like home

6 CANDACE GERMANSOPH • OUTFIELD

5-5 • BLUE RIDGE, GA.FANNIN COUNTY H.S.

CANDACE GERMAN’S CAREER HITTING 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.2014 .100 9-3 10 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .100 0 0 1 0 .100 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 1.000TOTAL .100 9-3 10 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .100 0 0 1 0 .100 0-0 1-2 1 0 0 1.000

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High School:

Led George Walton Academy

to 2011 GHSA Class A

quarterfinals ... named to 8A

All-Region 1st Team in 2011

... named best defensive player

and to all-region team her

freshman year .... named team

MVP and to all-region team her sophomore year ...

named to All-Region team after junior season.

Personal:

Daughter of Homer McSwain and Tracy Dixon

Hobbies:

Horseback riding


I love animals

Favorite Quote:

"Dream big and believe you can."

Favorite Food:

Pasta

Biggest Sports Thrill:

Playing in Oklahoma City where the Women's

College World Series is held.

Favorite TV Show:

House


Atlanta Braves


Chipper Jones

Why I Chose UNG:

I love the school and the ball team

7 HANNAH McSWAINSOPH • INFIELD5-6 • LOGANVILLE, GA.GEORGE WALTON ACADEMY

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-- Peach Belt Conference

Freshman of the Week in

2014

-- 2014 Peach Belt

Conference All-Tournament

Team

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt


Honor Roll Presidential Scholar

Personal:

Daughter of John and Cheryl Finch

Major:

Physical Education with Teacher Certification


Hugs & Handshakes

Something You Don’t Know About Me Is:

I played basketball for 14 years


Hitting the go ahead homerun against Armstrong

State

Favorite Quote:

Never let success go to your head, and never let

failure go to your heart.


Atlanta Braves


Freddie Freeman, LeBron James


Subway


Friends


California

10 JESSICA FINCHSOPH • CATCHER

5-7 • ACWORTH, GA.ALLATOONA H.S.

JESSICA FINCH’S CAREER HITTING 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.2014 .355 57-57 183 21 65 10 0 5 42 90 .492 9 8 19 3 .406 2-3 3-3 176 21 1 .995TOTAL .355 57-57 183 21 65 10 0 5 42 90 .492 9 8 19 3 .406 2-3 3-3 176 21 1 .995

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High School:

Two-time All-Region ... 2011

All-County First Team ... hold

high school records for walks,

home runs and RBIs.

Personal:

Daughter of Tom and Wendy

Heyer

Major:

Physical Education


I pray before every game and I always chew a piece

of gum


Going to the State Championship in basketball during

my senior year

Favorite Quote:

"Live by faith, not by sight." - 2 Corinthians 5:7


Atlanta Braves


Diana Taurasi


Grilled chicken and vegetables


Family Guy


Beach

11MEREDITH HEYERJR • INFIELD5-5 • MARIETTA, GA.HILLGROVE H.S.

MEREDITH HEYER’S CAREER HITTING 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.2013 .273 7-3 11 3 3 0 0 0 0 3 .273 0 1 3 0 .333 0-0 1-1 4 4 1 .8892014 .286 47-40 105 12 30 3 1 2 17 41 .390 18 4 18 1 .403 2-5 3-3 76 72 10 .937TOTAL .284 54-43 116 15 33 3 1 2 17 44 .379 18 5 21 1 .397 2-5 4-4 80 76 11 .934

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-- 2015 Peach Belt PreseasonAll-Conference-- 2014 Peach Belt Conference All-AcademicTeam-- 2014 Peach Belt First TeamAll-Conference-- 2014 NFCA All-Region Team-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Confer-ence Presidential Honor RollGold Scholar

-- 2012-13 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Gold ScholarHigh School: 2009-2012 Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... four-timeAll-Region in softball and soccer ... GHSA All-State ...Ultimate Packer Award ... 2012 Coach's Award...2012 Region 1-5A Soccer Player of the YearPersonal: Daughter of David and Kim MayMajor: Physical Education with an emphasis in Exercise Science

Pre-Game Rituals/Superstitions: I pray before every gameSomething You Don't Know About Me Is: I grew up playing baseballMost Memorable Moment: Winning player of the year in soccer during my sen-ior yearFavorite Quote: In all that you do, work at it with all of your heart. Asworking for the Lord, not for men.- Colossians 3:23Favorite Sports Team: Alabama Crimson TideFavorite Pro Athlete: Josh HamiltonFavorite Food/Restaurant: Fogo de ChaoFavorite Television Show: Criminal MindsFavorite Place In The World: Anywhere with my family

12MEAGAN MAYJR • OUTFIELD5-2 • BERLIN, GA.COLQUITT COUNTY H.S.

MEAGAN MAY’S CAREER HITTING 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.2013 .288 39-26 66 20 19 2 0 0 5 21 .318 4 6 6 0 .382 0-8 11-12 27 1 1 .9662014 .333 49-46 138 28 46 5 2 0 13 55 .399 3 7 17 0 .378 0-9 14-14 71 0 0 1.000TOTAL .319 88-72 204 48 65 7 2 0 18 76 .373 7 13 23 0 .379 0-17 25-26 98 1 1 .990

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-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll PresidentialScholar-- 2012-13 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Bronze Scholar-- Peach Belt ConferenceFreshman of the Week In 2012-- 2011-12 Peach Belt

Conference Presidential Honor Roll PresidentialScholarHigh School: 2010 GHSA1st-Team All-State ... 2010 SCHS MostValuable Player ... three-time All-Region ... member ofNational Honor SocietyPersonal: Daughter of Kevin and Sabrina BurnsMajor: Management

Pre-Game Ritual: I pray before each game and I don't step on the linesSomething You Don’t Know About Me: I’m allergic to peanut butterMemorable Moment: Hitting a three-run homerun to tie the game in thebottom of the sixth inning at the 2012 PBC tournamentFavorite Quote: “The greatest pleasure in life is doing what otherssay that you can’t.” - Walter BagenotFavorite Sports Team: New York YankeesFavorite Professional Athlete: Natasha WatleyFavorite Restaurant: JapaneseFavorite TV Show: EmpireFavorite Place in the World: Home

13 TIFFANIE BURNSSR • SHORTSTOP5-7 • SYLVANIA, GA.SCREVEN COUNTY H.S.

TIFFANIE BURNS’ CAREER HITTING 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.2012 .248 58-57 153 29 38 9 1 9 33 76 .497 12 2 37 0 .311 0-2 1-3 62 90 19 .8892013 .276 50-49 134 25 37 6 1 11 34 78 .582 8 5 33 1 .340 0-0 4-4 70 80 7 .9552014 .236 58-58 161 32 38 7 1 7 30 68 .422 21 0 29 0 .322 1-2 3-4 83 111 17 .919TOTAL .252 166-164 448 86 113 22 3 27 97 222 .496 41 7 99 1 .324 1-4 8-11 215 281 43 .920

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High School:

Named Alcovy's Most Valuable

Player in 2014 ... honored

with the Tiger Award in 2012,

'13 & '14 ... Coaches' Award

recpient in 2011 ... Elite 80 in

2011, '12 & '13 ... off the

field, was a top ten graduate ...

"A" Honor Roll student all four years and named to

the National Honor Society her senior year.

Personal:

Daughter of Kevin and Jenay Beshears

Hobbies:

Photography


Hitting my first home run.


I eat one food at a time.

Favorite Quote:

"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the

Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you,

plans to give you hope and a future." -Jeremiah

29:11

Favorite Food:

Pizza

Favorite TV Show:

Nashville


Atlanta Braves


Chipper Jones

Why I Chose UNG:

I chose UNG because it is a beautiful school and they

have an awesome nursing program.

15MORGAN BESHEARSFR • CATCHER5-7 • COVINGTON, GA.ALCOVY H.S.

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-- 2015 Peach Belt PreseasonAll-Conference-- 2014 Peach Belt First TeamAll-Conference-- 2014 NFCA All-Region Team-- 2013 Peach Belt First TeamAll-Conference-- 2013 NFCA All-AmericanThird-Team

-- 2013 NFCA All-Region Team-- 2013 Daktronics All-Region Team-- Two Time Peach Belt Player of the Week in 2013Previous College (Purdue): Big Ten Freshman of the Week - Feb. 28, 2011High School: 2010 All-Region ... 2010 All-StatePersonal: Daughter of Edward and Leslie McMillanMajor: Biology

Pre-Game Rituals/Superstitions: Pre-game musicSomething You Don't Know About Me: I'm afraid of butterfliesMost Memorable Moment: Sweeping ArmstrongFavorite Quote:“A day without laughter is a day wasted.”Favorite Sports Team: Boston Red SoxFavorite Pro Athlete: Andruw JonesFavorite Food/Restaurant: Spondivit's Favorite Television Show: GleeFavorite Place In The World: Boston, Massachusetts or Lineago, Italy

17 KIM McMILLANSR • FIRST BASE

5-6 • POWDER SPRINGS, GA.HILLGROVE H.S.

KIM MCMILLAN’S CAREER HITTING 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.2013 .391 50-50 156 43 61 15 0 13 42 115 .737 30 1 19 0 .489 1-0 7-8 160 22 4 .9782014 .366 58-58 172 42 63 15 3 9 51 111 .645 39 2 20 0 .488 0-0 7-9 399 18 3 .993TOTAL .378 108-108 328 85 124 30 3 22 93 226 .689 69 3 39 0 .489 1-0 14-17 559 40 7 .988

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-- 2012 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll PresidentialScholar

High School:

Two-time All-Region ... 2010 All-

State Team ... All-County Player

of theYear ... 4AAA

Offensive Player of the Year ...

2009 Best Defensive Player ... 2008 Rookie of the Year

Personal:

Daughter of John and Jamie Hawkins

Major:

Business Marketing


Listen to music


My left leg is longer than my right leg.


Breaking my leg while sliding into third base during

my senior year of high school

Favorite Quote:

"The will to win is important, but the will to prepare is

vital." - Joe Paterno


Georgia Bulldogs


Lolo Jones


Japanese, Chinese, Mexican


Being Mary Jane


California

18 AMANDA HAWKINSJR • CATCHER5-6 • COVINGTPON, GA.EASTSIDE H.S.

AMANDA HAWKINS’ CAREER HITTING 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.2013 .200 12-9 20 2 4 1 0 0 1 5 .250 1 0 3 0 .238 0-1 0-0 59 8 0 1.0002014 .200 27-24 10 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .200 1 0 5 0 .273 0-0 0-0 116 5 1 .992TOTAL .200 39-33 30 3 6 1 0 0 1 7 .233 2 0 8 0 .250 0-1 0-0 175 13 1 .995

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West Georgia:

Top pitcher on the UWG staff

on the season with a 2.57

ERA and a 12-11 record in

2014.

Gordon:

NFCA Scholar Athlete ...

NJCAA Pitcher of the Week

March 14, 2012 ... 1st Team All-Region 2012 ...

Tournament MVP 2012 ... Region Champions 2012.

High School:

Union Grove Most Valuable Player 2006, '08 & '09 ...

Region 2AAAAA Champions 2006 & '07 ... AAAAA

Elite 8 2008 ... off the field, graduated in the top ten

percent of her class ... "A" Honor Roll student all four

years.

Personal:

Daughter of David and Christie Stover

Hobbies:

Spending time with friends and family, being

outdoors, reading, shopping


Winning the first ever region championship for

Gordon State College and being named tournament

MVP


I am extremely organized.

Favorite Quote:

“You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.” -

Wayne Gretzky

Favorite Food:

Buffallo Chicken

Favorite TV Show:

Scandal


Atlanta Braves


Tom Brady

Why I Chose UNG:

Reputation for success

20MEAGAN STOVERSR • PITCHER5-9 • McDONOUGH, GA.UNION GROVE H.S.

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-- 2014 Peach Belt Presidential Honor Roll SilverScholar-- 2013 Peach Belt Presidential Honor Roll SilverScholar-- 2013 Peach Belt First TeamAll-Conference-- 2013 Daktronics All-RegionTeam

-- 2013 NFCA All-Region Team-- 2012 Peach Belt Presidential Honor Roll BronzeScholar-- 2011 Peach Belt Presidential Honor Roll BronzeScholarHigh School: 2010 1st-Team All-Region ... four-time Honor Rollstudent.Personal: Daughter of Suzanne and Gerald Merritt

Major: Physical EducationPre-Game Rituals/Superstitions: Having confidence in myself and my teamSomething You Don't Know About Me : I am terrified of spidersMost Memorable Moment: Hitting my first homerun in collegeFavorite Quote: You can't put a limit on anything. The more youdream, the farther you get. - Michael PhelpsFavorite Sports Team: Duke Blue DevilsFavorite Pro Athlete: Steph Curry & Blake GriffinFavorite Food/Restaurant: SushiFavorite Place In The World: Beach

22 TAYLOR ANNE MERRITTSR • OUTFIELD5-8 • MONROE, GA.WALNUT GROVE H.S.

TAYLOR ANNE MERRITT’S CAREER HITTING 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.2012 .231 33-2 13 17 3 0 0 0 1 3 .231 1 0 2 0 .286 0-0 1-1 1 0 0 1.0002013 .360 44-44 125 36 45 2 1 1 17 52 .416 8 10 32 0 .441 0-9 8-9 50 1 1 .9812014 .250 58-58 188 46 47 3 1 0 13 52 .277 11 14 25 0 .338 0-4 17-19 96 4 3 .971TOTAL .291 135-104 326 99 95 5 2 1 31 107 .328 20 24 59 0 .376 0-13 26-29 147 5 4 .974

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-- 2013-14 Peach Belt



Scholar

High School:

Three-timeAll-Region ... two-

time Most Valuable Player.

Personal:

Daughter of Tammy Standridge

Major:

Computer Science


I pray before every game


I love to cook


Meeting Paula Deen at the airport

Favorite Quote:

"All it takes is 20 seconds of insane courage and

great things will happen." - Awolnation


Alabama Crimson Tide, Atlanta Braves


Chris Johnson


Mexican/wings


Cooking Network


Hilton Head, South Carolina

23 HAYLEY ROBINSONJR • INFIELD

5-7 • RINGGOLD, GA.RINGGOLD H.S.

HAYLEY ROBINSON’S CAREER HITTING 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.2014 .000 5-2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 .000TOTAL .000 5-2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

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High School:

Most Valuable Player in 2013

... Gold Glove in 2011, '12 &

'13, Rookie of the Year in

2010, Offensive Player of the

Year 2013 ... off the field

National Honor Society 2013-

2014 and Beta Club member

from 2011-2014

Personal:

Daughter of Christopher and Barbara Perkins

Hobbies:

Hunting


I was supposed to be born without a head

Favorite Quote:

"He must become greater, I must become less." -

John 3:30

Favorite Food:

Wings


Watching Georgia football

Favorite TV Show:

Criminal Mind


Atlanta Braves


Kobe Bryant

Why I Chose UNG:

It's a small town and the people are really nice

24 KIMBERLY PERKINSFR • FIRST BASE

5-6 • FAYETTEVILLE, GA.WHITEWATER H.S.

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-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Confer-ence Presidential Honor RollBronze Scholar-- 2012-13 Peach Belt Confer-ence Presidential Honor RollBronze ScholarHigh School: 2010 Georgia DugoutClubElite 80 Team ... 2009 GHSA1st-Team All-State ... three-time AAA All-Region ... two-

time GHSA State Championship Elite Eight ... 2011Region AAA Soccer Offensive Player of the Year ...2011 SCHS Athletic Hall of Fame ... 2011 FFA Sen-tinel ... four-time Honor Roll student ... three-yearmember of National Honor Society and NationalTechnical Honor Society ... member of the SAT 1500Club.Personal: Daughter of Howard and Deneen Shuman

Major: BiologyPre-Game Rituals/Superstitions: Warm up with the bat I play with in the gameSomething You Don't Know About Me: I can bend my ear inside-outMost Memorable Moment: The day I got savedFavorite Quote: “Never let your fear decide your fate.” - Rick WarrenFavorite Sports Team: New England PatriotsFavorite Pro Athlete: Tom BradyFavorite Food/Restaurant: Fried ChickenFavorite Television Show: Criminal MindsFavorite Place In The World: Anywhere with family and friends

25 ROCHELLE SHUMANSR • OUTFIELD5-7 • SYLVANIA, GA.SCREVEN COUNTY H.S.

ROCHELLE SHUMAN’S CAREER HITTING 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.2012 .264 59-59 182 32 48 6 0 0 10 54 .297 7 2 27 0 .297 1-14 8-11 32 1 2 .9432013 .324 30-9 34 18 11 2 0 0 5 13 .382 1 3 8 0 .385 1-5 2-2 10 2 0 1.0002014 .216 41-29 74 15 16 2 1 0 8 20 .270 7 2 14 0 .301 0-4 3-5 25 2 1 .964TOTAL .259 130-97 290 65 75 10 1 0 23 87 .300 15 7 49 0 .309 2-23 13-18 67 5 3 .960

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High School:

Earned 1st Team All-County

honors along with honorable

mention All-Region honors ...

Helped lead her team to a

State Championship.

Personal:

Daughter of Lloyd and Debra

LeGette

Hobbies:

Netflix


Winning a state championship


I have the most adorable dog in the world.

Favorite Quote:

“Don't let your greatest enemy be between your own

two ears." -Laird Hamilton

Favorite Restaurant:

Olive Garden

Favorite TV Show:

Gilmore Girls


New York Yankees


Derek Jeter

27 ALLY LEGETTEFR • PITCHER5-3 • LAWRENCEVILLE, GA.HEBRON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

-- 2015 Peach Belt PreseasonAll-Conference-- 2014 First Team All-PeachBelt Conference-- 2014 Peach Belt Confer-ence All-Tournament Team-- 2014 Daktronics All-American-- 2014 NFCA All-Region Team-- Two Time Peach Belt Pitcherof the Week in 2014

-- 2013 Peach Belt Freshman of the Year-- 2013 First Team All-Peach Belt Conference-- Two Time Peach Belt Pitcher of the Week in 2013High School: Two-time GHSA AAA State Champions ... 2011GHSA AAA Pitcher of the Year ... four-time All-State ...four-time All-Region. Personal: Daughter of Rickey and Michele PooleMajor: Criminal Justice

Pre-Game Rituals/Superstitions: I braid my hair before every gameMost Memorable Moment: Winning state as a freshman and senior in highschoolFavorite Quote: Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, youmust keep moving. - Albert EinsteinFavorite Sports Team: Atlanta BravesFavorite Pro Athlete: Freddie FreemanFavorite Food/Restaurant: Zaxby'sFavorite Television Show: Duck DynastyFavorite Place In The World: The lakeFavorite Food/Restaurant: Fried ChickenFavorite Television Show: Criminal Minds

38 COURTNEY POOLEJR • PITCHER5-6 • WATKINSVILLE, GA.OCONEE COUNTY H.S.

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COURTNEY POOLE’S CAREER HITTING 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.2013 .077 7-6 13 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 .154 2 1 4 0 .250 0-0 0-0 7 30 2 .9492014 .351 31-28 74 8 26 1 1 1 13 32 .432 11 1 13 1 .442 0-1 2-2 9 48 9 .864TOTAL .310 38-34 87 9 27 2 1 1 14 34 .391 13 2 17 1 .412 0-1 2-2 16 78 11 .895COURTNEY POOLE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA-SHA2013 2.57 22-8 38 26 21 7 1 2 189.1 137 64 54 59 194 27 3 15 771 .199 7 9 0-162014 2.61 23-9 35 31 28 9 0 1 217.0 169 77 63 50 150 12 3 12 899 .210 3 10 8-27TOTAL 2.59 45-17 73 57 49 16 1 3 406.1 306 141 117 109 344 39 6 27 1670 .205 10 19 8-43

High School:

Took home 1st Team All-State

and All-Region honors after

leading Fannin County High

School to the Elite Eight and a

fifth place finish in the state

during her senior season

(2011) … earned the Offensive

Leader Award for the FCHS softball team following

her sophomore through senior seasons (2009-11)

… named to the Georgia Dugout North Region All-

Star team in 2011 … participated in the Georgia

Dugout Club Elite 80 showcase from 2009-11 …

played with the Atlanta Vipers organization from

2009 to 2012 … was the Amateur Softball

Association of America (ASA) state champions with

the Vipers in 2009, while also placing fifth at the

national ASA tournament in 2009 and 2010, and

ninth in 2011 … played basketball at FCHS and was a

member of the National Honor Society.

Personal:

Daughter of Alan and Heather Collis

Hobbies:

Singing


I'm scared of birds.

Favorite Quote:

“You were made by God and for God, and until you

understand that, life will never make sense."

- Rick Warren

Favorite Food:

Peanut Butter

Favorite TV Show:

Grey's Anatomy


Atlanta Braves


Chipper Jones

79 ALEXIS COLLISJR • OUTFIELD

5-9 • BLUE RIDGE, GA.FANNIN COUNTY H.S.

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ALL-TIME LETTER WINNERS

00Krysten Connelly 2009-2013Andrea Moss 2006-2007Libby Brown 2000-2002Kara Winkler 1997-2000Dawn Shilling 1997-1998

1Hanna Harden 2013-Pres.Amber Bowman 2012-2013Pilar Harden 2008-2012Whitney Propes 2006-2007Kyrah Seamon 2005-2006Katie Thrasher 2002-2005

2Victoria Prince 2013-Pres.Melissa Dickie 2011-2013Kasey Knight 2007-2011Danielle Rainey 2003-2006Johnette Kinney 1997-2000Mandi McClure 1997-1998

3Laura Spivey 2013-Pres.Callie Fernandez 2009-2013

4Katie Block 2011-Pres.Natasha Willemse 2006-2010Rachel Bridges 2004-2006Erin Souza 2000-2002

5Ansley Phillips 2012-Pres.Laura Voyles 2006-2010Michelle Brock 2004-2005Stacey Francis 2000-2004

6Candace German 2014-Pres.Kaitlyn Seabolt 2011-2014Whitney Holman 2009-2011Lauren Dykes 2009-2010Krista Bess 2004-2008Lori Hall 2000-2004Jamie Howell 1996-1998

7Sarah Johnson 2010-2014Jessica Skeels 2006-2010Jennifer Creamer 2004-2006Beth Willis 2001-2005Laura Shelley 1996-2000

8Katie Garrett 2010-2014Tiffany Blackburn 2007-2008Brooke Kesler 2003-2007

9Vicotria Sink 2013-Pres.Karlie Gillam 2011-2013Kaelin Farrington 2006-2009Brittany Cobb 2004-2007

10Jessica Finch 2013-Pres.Victoria St. Clair 2009-2013Kim Stercay 2007-2009Bronwyn Miller 2003-2004Lauren Lineberger 2002-2003Heather Guy 2000-2002Allison Pearce 1996-1998

11Meredith Heyer 2012-Pres.Courtney McGuire 2007-2010Laura Thomas 2001-2004Stephanie Awtrey 1998-1999Nikki McClain 1997-1998Stephanie Lowe 1996-1997

12Meagan May 2012-Pres.Jessica Coan 2010-2012Nicole Adkison 2006-2009Stephanie Ward 2002-2003Lacie Green 2001-2002Tracy Murdock 1999-2000Ginny Thompson 1996-1997

13Tiffanie Burns 2011-Pres.Ann Gilliam 2002-2004Kelli Weigle 1997-2001

14Kayla Minger 2011-2013Natasha Willemse 2010-2011Leslee Smith 2006-2010Rachel Norris 2005-2006Katie Delinsky 2001-2002Katharine Miller 1997-1999Ginger Owens 1996-1997

15Morgan Beshears 2014-Pres.Sarah Phillips 2007-2011Annie Ball 2001-2005Christina Hayes 1997-2000Jackie Smith 1996-1998

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BY JERSEY NUMBER

17Kim McMillan 2012-Pres.Lynsey Thompson 2002-2006Karen Fonda 1998-2002Kelly Tucker 1996-1998

18Amanda Hawkins 2012-Pres.Hilary Cox 2008-2012

19Tootie Johnson 2003-2006

20Meagan Stover 2014-Pres.Brooke Herkel 2012-2014Maleah Cousineau 2010-2011Michaela Hamilton 2009-2010Valerie Krause 1999-2001Jamie Hunt 1997-1998Jerri Free 1997

21Trisha Snider 2006-2009Candice Glover 2001-2002Jessica Kraft 1999-2000

Michelle Peters 1997-1998Amanda Broom 1997

22Taylor Ann Merritt 2011-Pres.Shea Wages 2009-2011Heidi Cranford 2007-2008Candace Shubert 2004-2007Jaime Jefcoat 1999-2001Gail Peters 1997-1999Jennifer Wright 1996-1997

23Hayley Robinson 2012-Pres.Ansley Williams 2010-2011Ansley Anderson 2007-2010Ashley Blanton 2001-2003Brook Westerfield 1997-2000Mandy Love 1996-1997

24Kimberly Perkins 2014-Pres.Hannah Hughes 2013-2014Kayla Martin 2007-2011Brittany Barnes 2004-2006Tiffany Giles 2001-2003

25Rochelle Shuman 2011-Pres.Nikki Araoz 1997-2002

26Caroline Bower 2007-2009Niki Keith 2001-2005April Martin 1999-2000Kasi Whitaker 1997-1998

27Ally LeGette 2014-Pres.Makenzie Day 2012-2014Meigan Grimm 2005-08

29Katherine Martin 2008-2013Dana Lowery 2005-2006Melissa Johnson 1997-2001

32Keri Maxwell 2000-2004Mandie Wages 1997-2001

33Candace German 2013-2014Stephanie Farmakis 2007-2009Katie Cox 2001-2004

34Kayla Young 2001-2003

38Courtney Poole 2012-Pres.

40Summer Hammond 1999-2000

42Page Raynor 2005-2007Carrie Moeller 1999-2000

44Mackenzie Arlt 2011-2012

79Alexis Collis 2015-Pres.

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Opponent W-L

Adelphi University 2-0Alabama-Huntsville, University of 7-9Anderson University 20-3Angelo State 1-0Aquinas College 1-0Arkansas-Monticello 1-1Arkansas Tech 2-0Armstrong Atlantic State University 12-7Athens State University 3-3Augusta State University 20-6Bacone College 1-0Barry University 4-2Barton College 3-0Belhaven College 2-0Bellarmine University 3-0Belmont Abbey College 10-0Benedict College 1-0Brescia University 2-0Brenau University 10-0Brewton-Parker College 30-5Brevard College 5-0BYU-Hawaii 1-1California (Pa.) 1-0California Baptist University 0-1Carson-Newman University 4-0Campbellsville University 1-1Catawba College 4-2Charleston, University of 4-1Chowan University 2-0Claflin University 6-0Clark-Atlanta University 4-0Coker 1-0Columbia Union 2-0Columbus State University 12-7Dixie State 1-0East Stroudsburg University 1-0Eckerd College 2-0Edward Waters College 3-0Emmanuel College 33-7Emory University 6-2Erskine College 5-1Faulkner University 28-13Flagler College 12-4Florida Gulf Coast University 0-3Florida Southern 1-0Florida Tech 1-0Francis Marion University 20-4Gardner-Webb University 4-0Georgia College 18-13Georgia Southwestern State Univ. 33-29Grand Valley State University 0-1Hawaii Pacific University 1-1Houston Baptist University 1-2Huntingdon College 0-2Indiana (Pa.) 1-0Indianapolis 2-0Kennesaw State University 0-10Kentucky State 1-0Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0King College 2-0LaGrange College 10-8Lambuth University 0-1Lander University 19-11Lee University 14-8Lees-McRae College 2-0Le Moyne College 4-0Lenoir Rhyne 7-3Lewis University 1-1Limestone College 1-0Lincoln Memorial University 2-1Lindenwood University 1-0Lindsey Wilson College 2-0

Opponent W-L

Lipscomb University 1-3Lock Haven 0-2Lynn University 3-1Mars Hill College 9-0Martin Luther College 1-0Martin Methodist College 2-0Mary, University of 1-0Merrimack College 3-0Metro State 0-1Miles College 1-0Missouri-St. Louis 2-0Missouri Valley College 3-0Missouri Western 0-1Mississippi For Women, University of 0-1Mobile, University of 0-6Molloy College 1-0Mount Olive College 4-1Newberry College 1-0North Alabama, University of 1-1North Carolina Pembroke, Univ. of 16-3North Greenville University 5-0Northern Kentucky University 2-2Nova Southeastern University 1-2Ohio Domican 1-0Ohio Valley University 1-0Oklahoma Baptist University 0-1Oklahoma City University 0-1Ouachita Baptist University 4-0Pfeiffer University 1-0Piedmont College 9-5Point Loma Nazarene University 1-1Queens University 7-0Quincy University 2-0Reinhardt College 4-0Robert Morris University 1-0Rollins 1-0Rio Grande, University of 0-1Saginaw Valley State University 1-1St. Gregory’s University 1-0Saint Leo 2-1Savannah College of Art & Design 2-1Science and Arts of Oklahoma, Univ. of 0-1Shippensburg University 1-0Shorter College 10-0Simon Fraser University 0-1South Carolina Aiken, University of 21-5South Carolina Upstate, University of 1-3Southern Arkansas University 1-1Southern Indiana, University of 1-0Southern Wesleyan University 34-10Spring Hill College 2-2St. Andrews Presbyterian 2-0St. Augustine’s University 2-0Tennessee Wesleyan 22-5Thomas University 6-10Trevecca Nazarene University 1-0Tusculum College 7-1Union University 0-2Valdosta State University 3-4Virginia-Wise, University of 3-0Wayne State 2-1Webber International University 1-0Wesleyan College 8-0West Alabama 5-0West Georgia, University of 24-7West Liberty State University 1-1West Texas A&M 1-1William Carey College 1-1William Penn University 1-0William Woods University 1-0Wingate University 0-2Young Harris 4-0

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ALL-TIME RECORD BOOKINDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

HITTING (CAREER)HIGHEST BATTING AVG. (MINIMUM 100 AB).428 Whitney Propes (65-152) 2007.425 Lynsey Thompson (307-723) 2003-06.425 Tiffany Blackburn (57-134) 2008.408 Tiffany Giles 2002-03.389 Lauren Dykes (65-167) 2010

HIGHEST SLUGGING PCT. (MINIMUM 100 AB).754 Tiffany Blackburn (134 AB) 2008.712 Lynsey Thompson (723 AB) 2003-06.689 Kim McMillan (328 AB) pres..644 Courtney McGuire (539 AB) 2007-10.642 Tiffany Giles 2002-03

HIGHEST ON BASE PCT. (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY (MIN.100 AB).495 Tiffany Giles (167 AB) 2003.494 Tiffany Blackburn (134 AB) 2008.489 Kim McMillan (328 AB) pres..457 Laura Voyles (608 AB) 2007-10.455 Tootie Johnson (139 AB) 2004

MOST GAMES PLAYED229 Pilar Harden 2009-12222 Kasey Knight 2008-11214 Natasha Willemse 2007-11206 Hilary Cox 2009-12204 Kelli Weigle 1998-01204 Melissa Johnson 1998-01

MOST AT BATS723 Lynsey Thompson 2003-06694 Pilar Harden 2009-12657 Kasey Knight 2008-11611 Kelli Weigle 1998-01610 Lori Hall 2001-04

MOST RUNS SCORED207 Lynsey Thompson 2003-06206 Kara Winkler 1998-00189 Kelli Weigle 1998-01172 Laura Voyles 2007-10161 Courtney McGuire 2007-10

MOST HITS307 Lynsey Thompson 2003-06223 Pilar Harden 2009-12222 Lori Hall 2001-04219 Kasey Knight 2008-11218 Laura Voyles 2007-10

MOST DOUBLES68 Melissa Johnson 1998-0165 Lynsey Thompson 2003-0646 Courtney McGuire 2007-1044 Nikki Araoz 1998-0044 Kara Winkler 1998-0044 Leslee Smith 2007-10

MOST TRIPLES24 Lynsey Thompson 2003-0516 Brittany Cobb 2005-0714 Courtney McGuire 2007-1012 Lori Hall 2001-0412 Laura Voyles 2007-10

MOST HOME RUNS39 Leslee Smith 2007-1031 Hilary Cox 2009-1232 Lynsey Thompson 2003-0630 Pilar Harden 2009-1230 Laura Voyles 2007-1030 Courtney McGuire 2007-10

MOST RUNS BATTED IN276 Lynsey Thompson 2003-06191 Leslee Smith 2007-10164 Melissa Johnson 1998-01148 Pilar Harden 2009-12141 Hilary Cox 2009-12

MOST TOTAL BASES (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)620 Lynsey Thompson 2003-06372 Laura Voyles 2007-10370 Leslee Smith 2007-10366 Pilar Harden 2009-12347 Courtney McGuire 2007-10

MOST WALKS90 Laura Voyles 2007-1082 Pilar Harden 2009-1279 Courtney McGuire 2007-1073 Hilary Cox 2009-1269 Kim McMillan 2013-pres.

MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH28 Melissa Johnson 1998-0127 Mandie Wages 1998-0123 Laura Voyles 2007-1020 Katie Thrasher 2003-0519 Page Raynor 2006-07

MOST SACRIFICE FLIES (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)15 Lynsey Thompson 2003-0613 Lara Seamon 2004-069 Pilar Harden 2009-129 Leslee Smith 2007-109 Courtney McGuire 2007-107 Katie Thrasher 2003-05

MOST SACRIFICE HITS41 Kasey Knight 2008-1128 Lara Seamon 2004-0627 Erin Souza 2000-0225 Johnette Kinney 1998-0025 Kelli Weigle 1998-01

MOST STOLEN BASES54 Mandie Wages 1998-0148 Kara Winkler 1998-00

40 Johnette Kinney 1998-0037 Laura Voyles 2007-1029 Lara Seamon (29-33) 2004-0629 Natasha Willemse (29-38) 2007-11

PITCHING (CAREER)LOWEST EARNED RUN AVG. (MINIMUM 100 IP)1.15 Melissa Dicki (145.2 IP) 20121.27

Jessica Coan (441.1 IP) 2011-121.34 Beth Willis (544.1 IP) 2003-051.40 Erin Souza 2000-021.46 Sarah Phillips (946.1 IP) 2008-111.62 Katie Cox (229.2 IP) 2003-04

LOWEST OPPONENT BATTING AVG. (STATS FROM 2003-05 ONLY (MINIMUM 100 IP)).165 Jessica Coan (441.1 IP) 2011-12.175 Melissa Dicki (145.0 IP) 2012.170 Beth Willis (544.1 IP) 2003-05.186 Katie Cox (229.2 IP) 2003-04

FEWEST WALKS ALLOWED/7 INN GAME (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY (MINIMUM 100 IP))1.14 Nicole Adkison (135.1 IP) 2007-091.24 Sarah Phillips (946.1 IP) 2008-111.71 Andrea Moss (210.2 IP) 20071.86 Katie Cox (229.2 IP) 2003-04

MOST STRIKEOUTS/7 INN GAME (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY (MINIMUM 100 IP))10.56 Jessica Coan (441.1 IP) 2011-127.75 Beth Willis (544.1 IP) 2003-056.74 Sarah Phillips (946.1 IP) 2008-116.31 Andrea Moss (210.2 IP) 2007

MOST WINS124 Sarah Phillips (124-20) 2008-1165 Beth Willis (65-17) 2003-0552 Jessica Coan (52-13) 2011-1257 Karen Fonda 1999-0249 Courtney Poole 2013-pres.

MOST COMPLETE GAMES(STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)113 Sarah Phillips 2008-1155 Beth Willis 2003-0552 Courtney Poole 2013-pres.49 Jessica Coan 2011-12

MOST SHUTOUTS (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)45 Sarah Phillips 2008-1126 Beth Willis 2003-0517 Courtney Poole 2013-pres.13 Jessica Coan 2011-1210 Katie Cox 2003-04

MOST COMBINED SHUTOUTS20 Beth Willis 2003-0510 Keri Maxwell 2003-048 Sarah Phillips 2008-117 Rachel Bridges 2005-067 Danielle Rainey 2004-067 Jessica Coan 2011-12

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INNINGS PITCHED946.1 Sarah Phillips 2008-11553.2 Karen Fonda 1999-02544.1 Beth Willis 2003-05441.1 Jessica Coan 2011-12387.2 Keri Maxwell 2001-04

MOST BATTERS FACED (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)3,705 Sarah Phillips 2008-112,200 Beth Willis 2003-051,807 Courtney Poole 2013-pres.1,744 Jessica Coan 2011-121,069 Melissa Dickie 2012-13

MOST FLY OUTS (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)868 Sarah Phillips 2008-11494 Beth Willis 2003-05484 Courtney Poole 2013-pres.339 Jessica Coan 2011-12248 Katie Cox 2003-04

MOST GROUND OUTS (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)999 Sarah Phillips 2008-11507 Beth Willis 2003-05413 Courtney Poole 2013-pres.402 Melissa Dickie 2012-13268 Trisha Snider 2007-09

FIELDING (CAREER)HIGHEST FIELDING PCT. (STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT (MIN. 100 CHANCES).996 Amanda Hawkins (208-14-1) 2013-pres..995 Jessica Finch (194-25-1) 2014-pres..994 Hilary Cox (304-27-2) 2012.993 Kaelin Farrington (510-87-4) 2008-09.991 Meagan May (106-2-1) 2013-pres.

MOST PUTOUTS(STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)1,285 Natasha Willemse 2007-111062 Katherine Martin 2010-12878 Lara Seamon 2004-06797 Katie Thrasher 2003-05

MOST ASSISTS(STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)398 Kasey Knight 2008-11311 Laura Voyles 2007-10302 Tiffanie Burns 2012-pres.282 Lynsey Thompson 2003-05223 Sarah Phillips 2008-11

MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED(STATS FROM 2003-PRESENT ONLY)36 Katherine Martin 2010-1221 Tiffanie Burns 2012-1518 Kim McMillan 2013-pres.17 Sarah Johnson 2012-14

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDSHITTING (SEASON)

HIGHEST BATTING AVG. (MINIMUM 100 AB).446 Stacey Francis (50-112) 2004.444 Lynsey Thompson (91-205) 2004.432 Lynsey Thompson (83-192) 2003

HIGHEST SLUGGING PCT. (MINIMUM 100 AB).798 Bronwyn Miller (114 AB) 2004.770 Tootie Johnson (139 AB) 2004.770 Lynsey Thompson (135 AB) 2006

HIGHEST ON BASE PCT. (MINIMUM 100 AB).495 Tiffany Giles (167 AB) 2003.494 Tiffany Blackburn (134 AB) 2008.489 Kim McMillan (156 AB) 2013

HIGHEST STOLEN BASE PCT. (MINIMUM 6 ATTEMPTS)1.000 Michelle Brock (10-10) 20051.000 Pilar Harden (9-9) 2009

1.000 Brittany Cobb (7-7) 20061.000 Annie Ball (6-6) 20051.000 Courtney McGuire (6-6) 2008

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MOST GAMES PLAYED65 Ansley Williams 201165 Kasey Knight 201165 Pilar Harden 2011

MOST GAMES STARTED65 Ansley Williams 201165 Kasey Knight 201165 Pilar Harden 2011

MOST AT BATS230 Kasey Knight 2011218 Ansley Williams 2011213 Kara Winkler 1999

MOST RUNS SCORED68 Ansley Williams 201162 Ann Gilliam 200361 Lynsey Thompson 2004

MOST HITS91 Lynsey Thompson 200483 Lynsey Thompson 200383 Brittany Cobb 2005

MOST DOUBLES21 Ann Gilliam 200320 Courtney McGuire 200819 Lynsey Thompson 2005

MOST TRIPLES13 Lynsey Thompson 20047 Brittany Cobb 20057 Laura Voyles 2010

MOST HOME RUNS14 Ansley Williams 201114 Hilary Cox 201113 Leslee Smith 201013 Kim McMillan 201312 Laura Voyles 201012 Courtney McGuire 2009

MOST RUNS BATTED IN71 Lynsey Thompson 200370 Lynsey Thompson 200463 Lynsey Thompson 2005

MOST TOTAL BASES151 Lynsey Thompson 2004137 Ansley Williams 2011135 Lynsey Thompson 2003

MOST WALKS39 Kim McMillan 201434 Pilar Harden 201130 Courtney McGuire 200930 Kim McMillan 2013

MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH14 Mandie Wages 199913 Page Raynor 200713 Laura Voyles 2010

MOST SACRIFICE FLIES8 Lynsey Thompson 20055 Lynsey Thompson 20045 Lara Seamon 20055 Hilary Cox 2012

MOST SACRIFICE HITS18 Stephanie Awtrey 199914 Lara Seamon 200414 Kasey Knight 200914 Rochelle Shuman 2012

MOST STOLEN BASES23 Mandie Wages 199918 Ansley Williams (18-20) 201117 Taylor Anne Merritt (17-19) 2014

Candace Shubert (17-20) 200516 Whitney Propes (16-18) 200716 Lauren Dykes (16-19) 2010

PITCHING (SEASON)LOWEST EARNED RUN AVG.(MINIMUM 100 IP)1.00 Sarah Phillips (300.0 IP) 20101.09 Jessica Coan (218.1 IP) 20111.12 Beth Willis (118.1 IP) 2003

LOWEST OPPONENT BATTING AVG. (MINIMUM 100 IP).139 Beth Willis (118.1 IP) 2003.151 Jessica Coan (218.1 IP) 2011.169 Sarah Phillips (300.0 IP) 2010

FEWEST WALKS ALLOWED/7 INN GAME(MINIMUM 100 IP)1.00 Sarah Phillips (300.0 IP) 20101.34 Sarah Phillips (203.1 IP) 20081.40 Sarah Phillips (271.0 IP) 2009

MOST STRIKEOUTS/7 INN GAME (MINIMUM 100 IP)10.71 Jessica Coan (218.1 IP) 201110.42 Jessica Coan (223.0 IP) 20128.10 Beth Willis (261.0 IP) 2005

MOST WINS44 Sarah Phillips (44-2) 201039 Sarah Phillips (39-3) 200930 Beth Willis (30-9) 2005

MOST COMPLETE GAMES41 Sarah Phillips 201032 Sarah Phillips 200928 Courtney Poole 2014

MOST SHUTOUTS23 Sarah Phillips 201013 Beth Willis 200511 Sarah Phillips 2009

MOST INNINGS PITCHED300.0 Sarah Phillips 2010270.1 Sarah Phillips 2009261.0 Beth Willis 2005

MOST STRIKEOUTS334 Jessica Coan 2011332 Jessica Coan 2012302 Beth Willis 2005294 Sarah Phillips 2010

MOST STRIKEOUTS LOOKING112 Jessica Coan 2012108 Sarah Phillips 201089 Jessica Coan 2011

MOST BATTERS FACED1132 Sarah Phillips 20101052 Beth Willis 20051032 Sarah Phillips 2009

MOST FLY OUTS278 Sarah Phillips 2010261 Sarah Phillips 2009221 Beth Willis 2005

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MOST GROUND OUTS310 Sarah Phillips 2010277 Sarah Phillips 2009245 Beth Willis 2005

FIELDING (SEASON)HIGHEST FIELDING PCT. (MINIMUM 100 CHANCES)1.000 Kayla Martin (184-5-0) 20091.000 Brooke Kesler (121-7-0) 2005.998 Kath. Martin (403-18-1) 2011.997 Katie Thrasher (322-8-1) 2005

MOST CHANCES529 Natasha Willemse 2011420 Kim McMillan 2014403 Katherine Martin 2011

MOST PUTOUTS498 Natasha Willemse 2011407 Melissa Johnson 1999399 Kim McMillan 2014

MOST ASSISTS151 Kelli Weigle 1999121 Kasey Knight 2008120 Karlie Gillam 2012

MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED16 Katherine Martin 201114 Katherine Martin 201212 Kim McMillan 2014

MOST CAUGHT STEALING BY13 Kim McMillan 201311 Kim McMillan 20147 Sarah Phillips 2010

TEAM SEASON RECORDSHITTING (SEASON)HIGHEST BATTING AVG..372 (628-1689) 2004.363 (599-1652) 2003.332 (556-1675) 2005

LOWEST BATTING AVG..275 2001.286 (441-1544) 2014.288 (433-1502) 2012

HIGHEST SLUGGING PCT..537 (1689 AB) 2004.531 (1385 AB) 2010.522 (1652 AB) 2003

LOWEST SLUGGING PCT..373 2001.397 (1544 AB) 2014.445 (1502 AB) 2012

HIGHEST ON BASE PCT..421 (1689 AB) 2004.419 (1652 AB) 2003.394 (1167 AB) 2006

LOWEST ON BASE PCT..363 (1544 AB) 2014.366 (1502 AB) 2012.371 (1755 AB) 2011

HIGHEST STOLEN BASE PCT..890 (65-73) 2013.857 (72-84) 2004.855 (59-69) 2010.850 (91-107) 2005

LOWEST STOLEN BASE PCT..714 (30-42) 2012.724 (50-69) 2006.778 (77-99) 2007.780 (57-73) 2008

FEWEST GAMES PLAYED44 200650 201353 200853 2010

MOST AT BATS1801 19991755 20111689 2004

FEWEST AT BATS1167 20061299 20131385 20101445 2008

MOST RUNS SCORED455 2004413 2003368 2011

FEWEST RUNS SCORED189 1997270 2008271 2006

MOST HITS628 2004599 2003556 2005

FEWEST HITS349 1997384 2006392 2013

MOST DOUBLES108 200398 200497 2009

FEWEST DOUBLES38 199763 201367 201067 2011

MOST TRIPLES41 200427 200326 2010

FEWEST TRIPLES6 20128 20028 201310 2011

MOST HOME RUNS64 201160 201050 2009

FEWEST HOME RUNS7 199726 201429 2005

MOST RUNS BATTED IN376 2003372 2004322 2005

FEWEST RUNS BATTED IN133 1997228 2008236 2006

MOST TOTAL BASES907 2004863 2003800 2011

FEWEST TOTAL BASES578 2006603 2013613 2014

MOST WALKS176 2011170 1998167 2012

FEWEST WALKS83 2002111 2006125 2013

MOST TIMES HIT BY PITCH49 201349 201441 2011

FEWEST HIT BY PITCH11 200614 199722 2004

MOST TIMES STRUCK OUT280 2011264 2007253 2005

FEWEST STRIKEOUTS106 1997144 2003170 2004

MOST STOLEN BASES100 199991 (91-107) 200582 (82-100) 2011

FEWEST STOLEN BASES30 (30-42) 201233 199739 (39-50) 2009

MOST TIMES CAUGHT STEALING22 (77-99) 200719 (50-69) 200616 (71-87) 2014

FEWEST CAUGHT STEALING8 (65-73) 201310 (47-57) 200310 (59-69) 2010

MOST STOLEN BASE ATTEMPTS107 (91-107) 2005100 (82-100) 201199 (77-99) 2007

FEWEST STOLEN BASE ATTEMPTS42 (30-42) 201250 (39-50) 200957 (47-57) 2003

MOST FLY OUTS450 2004428 2011414 2005

MOST GROUND OUTS479 2011473 2014472 2003

PITCHING (SEASON)LOWEST EARNED RUN AVG.1.15 (348.0 IP) 20101.39 (399.0 IP) 2012

1.45 (377.1 IP) 2003

HIGHEST EARNED RUN AVG.6.83 19974.68 (273.0 IP) 20062.73 (354.0 IP) 2007

LOWEST OPPONENT BATTING AVG..179 (348.0 IP) 2010.181 (399.0 IP) 2012.185 (377.1 IP) 2003.185 (441.2 IP) 2011

HIGHEST OPPONENT BATTING AVG..273 (273.0 IP) 2006.273 (354.0 IP) 2007.224 (361.2 IP) 2008

FEWEST WALKS ALLOWED/7 INN.1.12 (376.0 IP) 20091.38 (348.0 IP) 20101.52 (401.2 IP) 2014

MOST WALKS ALLOWED/7 INN.3.02 (273.0 IP) 20062.68 (405.1 IP) 20052.58 (328.0 IP) 2013

MOST STRIKEOUTS/7 INN GAME8.13 (441.2 IP) 20118.04 (399.0 IP) 20127.32 (405.1 IP) 2005

FEWEST STRIKEOUTS/7 INN GAME4.62 (401.2 IP) 20145.25 (273.0 IP) 20065.42 (361.2 IP) 2008

MOST WINS53 (53-12) 201151 (51-2) 201050 (50-5) 200950 (50-8) 2003

FEWEST WINS24 (24-20) 200636 (36-19) 200736 (36-14) 2013

MOST LOSSES20 (24-20) 200619 (36-19) 200718 (45-18) 2005

FEWEST LOSSES2 (51-2) 20105 (50-5) 20098 (50-8) 2003

MOST COMPLETE GAMES51 201443 201141 three times

FEWEST COMPLETE GAMES26 200629 200731 2004

MOST SHUTOUTS28 200525 200424 2010

FEWEST SHUTOUTS4 200710 200615 2008

MOST INNINGS PITCHED441.2 2011415.0 1999405.1 2005

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MOST HITS ALLOWED391 2007352 1999302 2008

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED222 2010256 2012261 2003

MOST RUNS ALLOWED412 1997199 2007174 2006

FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED80 2010108 2012123 2009

MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED142 2006138 2007110 2014

FEWEST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED57 201078 200379 2012

MOST WALKS ALLOWED155 2005147 2011133 2006

FEWEST WALKS ALLOWED60 200969 201076 2008

MOST STRIKEOUTS513 2011458 2012424 2005

FEWEST STRIKEOUTS106 1997231 2006262 2013

MOST BATTERS FACED1799 20111688 20051674 2014

MOST AT BATS AGAINST1576 20111518 20141466 2005

MOST FLY OUTS446 2014408 2004399 2003

MOST GROUND OUTS459 2014445 2009438 2008

FIELDING (SEASON)HIGHEST FIELDING PCT..970 (1044-377-44) 2010.969 (1623-445-50) 2009.968 (1819-435-59) 2011

LOWEST FIELDING PCT..930 1997.941 (1062-432-94) 2007.947 (1132-412-87) 2003

LOWEST STOLEN BASE AGAINST PCT..373 (17-42) 2013.700 (42-60) 2013.708 (17-24) 2010

HIGHEST STOLEN BASE AGAINST PCT..920 (42-46) 2006.914 (32-35) 2008.891 (49-55) 2012

MOST CHANCES1819 20111739 20141704 2012

FEWEST CHANCES1176 20061448 20131465 2010

MOST PUTOUTS1325 20111216 20051205 2014

FEWEST PUTOUTS819 2006984 20131044 2010

MOST ASSISTS468 2014460 2008454 2012

FEWEST ASSISTS303 2006344 2004377 2010

MOST ERRORS94 200787 200382 2004

FEWEST ERRORS44 201049 201350 2009

MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED20 201319 201218 2011

FEWEST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED3 20044 20034 2005

MOST CAUGHT STEALING BY18 201310 20148 2007

FEWEST CAUGHT STEALING BY3 20084 20034 20064 2011

MOST STOLEN BASES AGAINST49 201243 200742 2006

MOST PASSED BALLS22 200321 200618 2007

FEWEST PASSED BALLS6 20148 20139 2004

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ALL-TIME AWARD WINNERS

NCAA Division IINational Pitcher of the Year2011 Jessica Coan2010 Sarah Phillips

NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete2011 Hilary Cox

NFCA NCAA Division II All-American2014 Victoria Sink 3rd Team

Courtney Poole Hon. Mention2013 Kim McMillan 3rd Team2011 Jessica Coan 1st Team2010 Sarah Phillips 1st Team

Katherine Martin 3rd TeamLauren Dykes 2nd Team

2009 Sarah Phillips 1st TeamCourtney McGuire 1st Team

2008 Laura Voyles 3rd Team

Daktronics NCAA Division II All-American2013 Kim McMillan HM2012 Jessica Coan 3rd Team

Melissa Dickie HM2010 Sarah Phillips 1st Team

Leslee Smith 3rd TeamLauren Dykes 3rd TeamKatherine Martin Hon. MentionPilar Harden Hon. Mention

Easton NCAA Division II All-American2011 Jessica Coan

NCAA Division II Region Pitcher of the Year2012 Melissa Dickie2011 Jessica Coan2009 Sarah Phillips

Daktronics NCAA Division II All-Region2014 Kim McMillan 1st Team

Victoria Sink 1st TeamCourtney Poole 1st Team

2013 Kim McMillan 1st TeamTaylor Anne Merritt 1st Team

2012 Jessica Coan 1st TeamMelissa Dickie 1st TeamPilar Harden 1st TeamHilary Cox 2nd TeamKarlie Gillam 2nd Team

2010 Pilar Harden 2nd Team2009 Courtney McGuire 1st Team

Sarah Phillips 1st TeamLeslee Smith 1st TeamPilar Harden 2nd Team

NFCA NCAA Division II All-Region2014 Kim McMillan 1st Team

Victoria Sink 1st TeamCourtney Poole 2nd TeamMeagan May 2nd Team

2013 Kim McMillan 1st TeamTaylor Anne Merritt 1st TeamKayla Minger 2nd Team

2012 Jessica Coan 1st TeamHilary Cox 1st TeamPilar Harden 1st TeamKarlie Gillam 2nd Team

2011 Hilary Cox 1st TeamPilar Harden 2nd Team

2010 Katherine Martin 1st Team2009 Pilar Harden 1st Team

NCAA Division II Softball ChampionshipAll-Tournament2011 Natasha Willemse

Peach Belt Conference Coach of the Year2014 Mike Davenport2011 Mike Davenport2010 Mike Davenport2009 Mike Davenport

PBC Pitcher of the Year2014 Victoria Sink2011 Jessica Coan2010 Sarah Phillips2009 Sarah Phillips

PBC Freshman of the Year2013 Courtney Poole2012 Melissa Dickie

2008 Tiffany Blackburn

PBC All-Conference2014 Kim McMillan 1st Team

Victoria Sink 1st TeamMeagan May 1st TeamCourtney Poole 1st Team

2013 Melissa Dickie 2nd TeamKim McMillan 1st TeamTaylor Anne Merritt 1st TeamKayla Minger 2nd TeamCourtney Poole 1st Team

2012 Hilary Cox 1st TeamPilar Harden 1st TeamJessica Coan At-LargeKarlie Gillam At-LargeMelissa Dickie 2nd Team

2011 Jessica Coan 1st TeamHilary Cox 1st TeamKasey Knght 1st TeamKatherine Martin 1st TeamSarah Phillips 1st TeamPilar Harden At-LargeAnsley Williams At-Large

2010 Lauren Dykes 1st TeamSarah Phillips 1st TeamLeslee Smith 1st TeamHilary Cox At-LargeLaura Voyles 2nd Team

2009 Pilar Harden 1st TeamCourtney McGuire 1st TeamSarah Phillips 1st TeamLeslee Smith 1st Team

2008 Tiffany Blackburn 1st TeamLaura Voyles 1st TeamCourtney McGuire At-Large

2007 Whitney Propes 1st TeamAndrea Moss At-LargeLeslee Smith At-Large

2006 Meigan Grimm At-Large

PBC All-Tournament2014 Victoria Sink

Courtney PooleJessica Finch

2012 Melissa DickieHilary Cox

2011 Ansley WilliamsKatherine Martin

Pilar Harden2010 Pilar Harden

Sarah PhillipsLaura Voyles

Courtney McGuire2009 Hilary Cox2008 Sarah Phillips

PBC Softball All-Academic Team2014 Meagan May

Katie Garrett2013 Melissa Dickie

Kayla Minger2012 Jessica Coan

Hilary CoxKatie Garrett

2011 Hilary CoxKasey Knight

2010 Jessica SkeelsKasey Knight

2009 Kaelin FarringtonJessica SkeelsKasey KnightTrisha SniderKim Stercay

NAIA All-American2005 Beth Willis 2nd Team2004 Lynsey Thompson 2nd Team2002 Tiffany Giles 2nd Team2001 Melissa Johnson 2nd Team1999 Kara Winkler 1st Team

Daktronics NAIA Scholar All-American2004 Keri Maxwell

Lynsey ThompsonBeth Willis

2003 Keri Maxwell2000 Christina Hayes1999 Kara Winkler

NFCA All-Region 132000 Karen Fonda

NAIA Region 13 Player of the Year2000 Kara Winkler

NAIA All-Region 132005 Lara Seamon

Lynsey ThompsonBeth Willis

2004 Lynsey Thompson 1st TeamBeth Willis 1st TeamStacey Francis 2nd TeamTootie Johnson 2nd TeamKeri Maxwell 2nd Team

2003 Tiffany Giles 1st TeamAnn Gilliam 1st TeamLynsey Thompson 1st TeamKatie Cox 2nd TeamLaura Thompson 2nd TeamBeth Willis 2nd Team

2002 Nikki Araoz 1st TeamTiffany Giles 1st TeamLori Hall 2nd Team

2001 Nikki AraozLori Hall

2000 Karen FondaMelissa JohnsonKelli WeigleKara Winkler

1999 Nikki AraozKaren FondaKara Winkler

1998 Kara Winkler

SSAC Pitcher of the Year2005 Beth Willis

SSAC Freshman of the Year2005 Brittany Cobb

SSAC All-Conference2005 Annie Ball 1st Team

Brittany Cobb 1st TeamLara Seamon 1st TeamLynsey Thompson 1st TeamKatie Thrasher 1st TeamBeth Willis 1st TeamMichell Brock 2nd TeamBronwyn Miller 2nd TeamCandace Shubert 2nd Team

SSAC All-Freshman2005 Rachel Bridges

Brittany Cobb

SSAC All-Academic2005 Brooke Kesler

Danielle Rainey

Georgia Alabama Carolina ConferenceAll-Sport Athlete of the Year2000 Kara Winkler

GACC Coach of the Year2003 Mike Davenport2002 Mike Davenport2000 Rick Sanders

GACC Player of the Year2003 Lynsey Thompson2001 Melissa Johnson2000 Kara Winkler

GACC Pitcher of the Year2004 Beth Willis2003 Katie Cox2002 Karen Fonda

GACC Freshman of the Year2004 Tootie Johnson2003 Lynsey Thompson2001 Lori Hall2000 Jessica Kraft1998 Melissa Johnson

All-GACC2004 Annie Ball 1st Team

Stacey Francis 1st TeamLori Hall 1st TeamTootie Johnson 1st TeamKeri Maxwell 1st TeamBronwyn Miller 1st TeamLara Seamon 1st TeamLynsey Thompson 1st TeamBeth Willis 1st TeamKatie Cox 2nd Team

Laura Thomas 2nd Team2003 Annie Ball

Katie CoxTiffany GilesAnn GilliamLori HallKeri MaxwellLaura ThomasLynsey ThompsonBeth Willis

2002 Nikki AraozKaren FondaTiffany GilesHeather GuyLori HallErin Souza

2001 Nikki AraozLori HallMelissa JohnsonKeri MaxwellKelli Weigle

2000 Karen FondaJaime JefcoatMelissa JohnsonJessica KraftTracy MurdockKara Winkler

1999 Nikki AraozKaren FondaMelissa JohnsonKara Winkler

1998 Jaimee JefcoatMelissa JohnsonKelli WeigleKara Winkler

GACC All-Freshman2004 Tootie Johnson

Brooke KeslerBronwyn Miller

2001 Keri Maxwell1999 Karen Fonda

GACC All-Academic2004 Ann Gilliam

Lori HallKeri Maxwell

Lynsey Thompson2003 Ann Gilliam

Lori HallKeri Maxwell

2002 Heather GuyKeri Maxwell

2001 Heather Guy2000 Mandie Wages

Kelli Weigle1999 Christina Hayes

Laura ShelleyMandie Wages

Kelli WeigleKara Winkler

1998 Christine HayesLaura Shelley

Mandie WagesKelli Weigle

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