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Year Conf. Season Conf. (Finish)1997 GACC 13-38 8-16(4th)

1998 GACC 33-22 11-11

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

2000 GACC 40-18 18-2(1st)GACC Champions

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2005 SSAC 45-18 24-2(1st)SSAC Champions

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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

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The 2012 North Georgia Softball Media

Guide was written compiled and edited by

David Beall, Joey Daniels, Steve Cunha and

the Sports Communications office. Photos by

Debbie Hope and Eclipse Photography.

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation: Dahlonega,GeorgiaFounded: 1873Enrollment: 6,100Nickname: SaintsColors: RoyalBlue&WhiteAffiliation: NCAADivisionIIConference: PeachBeltPresident: Dr.BonitaJacobsDirectorofAthletics: LindsayReevesFacultyRepresentative: MargaretPoitevintWebsite: www.SaintsSports.com

PROGRAM HISTORYInauguralSeason: 1997(15Years)All-TimeRecord: 599-246(.708)MostWinsinaSeason: 53(2011)NCAAAppearances: 4WorldSeriesAppearances: 3PBCChampionships: 3PBCTournamentChampionships: 3

COACHING STAFFHeadCoach: MikeDavenport(Florida‘94)RecordatNG: 465-149(11Yrs)CareerRecord: 465-149(11Yrs)OfficePhone: 706-864-1861AssistantCoach: MeganBurke(NovaSE‘08)GraduateAssistant: SarahPhillips(NorthGa.‘11)AthleticTrainer: CaseyHulsey

TEAM INFORMATION2011Record: 53-122011PBCRecord: 17-3HomeRecord: 20-6AwayRecord: 11-2Neutral 22-4StartersReturning/Lost: 5/4PitchersReturning/Lost: 2/1Newcomers: 9

SPORTS COMMUNICATIONSDirector: DavidBeallAlmaMater,Yr: NorthGeorgia,08OfficePhone 706-867-3250CellPhone 404-513-9272Email [email protected]

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No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. B/T Hometown/HighSchool00 Krysten Connelly P Jr. 5-6 R/R Lawrenceville, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS 1 Pilar Harden CF Sr. 5-11 R/R Watkinsville, GA/North Oconee HS 2 Melissa Dickie P Fr. 5-7 R/R Buford, GA/Buford HS 3 Callie Fernandez 2B Jr. 5-5 R/R Lawrenceville, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS 4 Katie Block C/SS Fr. 5-8 R/R Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS 6 Kaitlyn Seabolt 3B/C Fr. 5-4 R/R Blairsville, GA/Union County HS 7 Sarah Johnson 2B So. 5-4 R/R Powder Springs, GA/Hillgrove HS 8 Katie Garrett OF So. 5-0 L/R Statham, GA/North Oconee HS 9 Karlie Gillam 3B/SS Jr. 6-0 R/R Acworth, GA/Collins Hill HS 10 Victoria St. Clair RF Jr. 5-9 R/R Hampton, GA/Luella HS 12 Jessica Coan P Sr. 5-8 R/R Duluth, GA/Greater Atlanta Christian 13 Tiffanie Burns SS/3B Fr. 5-7 R/R Sylvania, GA/Screven County HS 14 Kayla Minger OF Jr. 5-3 R/R Port St. Joe, FL/Port St. Joe HS 18 Hilary Cox 3B/C Sr. 5-6 R/R Douglasville, GA/Alexander HS 22 Taylor Anne Merritt OF Fr. 5-8 L/L Monroe, GA/Walnut Grove HS 25 Rochelle Shuman OF Fr. 5-7 R/R Sylvania, GA/Screven County HS 29 Katherine Martin 1B Jr. 5-10 R/L Atlanta, GA/Woodward Academy 44 Mackenzie Arlt C Fr. 5-4 L/L Tyrone, GA/Sandy Creek HS

HeadCoach: Mike DavenportAssistantCoach: Megan BurkeGraduateAssistant: Sarah Phillips Pronunciation Guide

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FEBRUARY11 Loyal Blue Classic

12 Loyal Blue Classic

14 at Mars Hill

17 at UAH Charger Chillout



22 Belmont Abbey

24 at ESPN Disney Citrus Classic



MARCH2 at Mid South Classic

3 at Mid South Classic

4 at Mid South Classic

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13 at Flagler*

15 at Armstrong Atlantic*

23 at Georgia Southwestern*

25 at Columbus State*

31 Francis Marion*

APRIL1 USC Aiken*

3 UNC Pembroke*

7 Augusta State*

10 Georgia College*

15 at Lander*

21 PBC Tournament (Columbus, Ga.)

MAY4-6 NCAA Southeast Regionals

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Dr. Bonita Jacobs is the 17th president of North Georgia College & State University. North Georgia College & State University is a leading and distinctive institution within in the University System of Georgia. With more than 6,000 students, the university educates and develops leaders through its four schools and its Corps of Cadets, which comprises about 15 percent of the student body.

A student affairs professional and professor of counseling and higher education, Jacobs brings a deep commitment to North Georgia’s student-focused college experience and its mission to develop and educate leaders through a strong liberal arts programs.“The university has so many outstanding characteristics, including its senior military college status, that it’s no surprise it’s a state-designated leadership institution,” she said. “I look forward to building on the university’s extraordinarily rich heritage.”

Jacobs took office on July 1, 2011, and she will be formally installed as president in an inauguration ceremony in spring 2012.

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LINDSAY REEVESDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

DEREK SURANIE ASSOCIATE AD

DENISE BRYANT DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE

MARGARET POITEVINT FACULTY ATHLETICS REP.

VAUGHN GRIZZLE FACILITIES COORDINATOR

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TIFFANY BRYSON SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR

WENDI HUGULEY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

CASEY HULSEY ATHLETIC TRAINER

LAUREN SCHENK GRADUATE ASSISTANT

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Entering its 22nd year of existence in 2011-12, the Peach Belt Conference has become one of the elite Division II conferences in the nation. Since its inception in 1990-91, the Peach Belt has developed a con-sistent history of excellence which continues to this day with 30 national championships and 27 national finalists.

Starting with only two championships in 1991, in men’s and women’s basketball, the conference has expanded to 13 championship sports with the addition of women’s golf in the fall of 2009.

The conference traces its roots back to November of 1988 when 11 schools first met in Greenville, S.C. to form a Division II conference. Following a second meeting on Dec. 3, 1989, five of those 11 schools, plus two others, formed the Peach Belt and begin play in fall 1990.

The Peach Belt was less than a year old before capturing a national championship. The Columbus State golf team took the honor by winning the 1992 national crown, the first of three golf championships the Cougars own. One year later, the Lander men’s tennis team began their record-breaking run of eight straight national titles, the first PBC dynasty. Since then, USCA men’s golf has won three straight na-tional titles from 2004-06 while AASU women’s tennis has captured four titles overall.

The 2010-11 season was one of the most memorable the league has ever had. Clayton State became the first PBC women’s basketball team to capture a national championship. The Columbus State men’s ten-nis team reached the national semifinals while the Clayton State and Armstrong Atlantic State women’s tennis teams also played in the national semifinals. The North Georgia softball team made an unprec-edented third straight appearance in the NCAA Women’s College World Series, while Columbus State’s Meshack Koyiaki registered a runner-up finish at the Men’s Cross Country National Championships. In all, 46 Peach Belt teams made appearances in the NCAA postseason, including seven men’s tennis teams and six each in the sports of men’s golf and women’s tennis.

The seven charter members of the conference were Armstrong Atlantic State University, Columbus State University, Francis Marion University, Georgia College & State University, Lander University, USC Aiken and USC Upstate. The name Peach Belt Athletic Conference was adopted in January of 1990 and modified to Peach Belt Conference in May of 2000.

Augusta State joined the conference in 1991 and UNC Pembroke became the ninth member on July 1, 1992. They were followed by Kennesaw State University on July 1, 1994, Clayton State University on July 1, 1995 and the University of North Florida on July 1, 1997. Kennesaw State and North Florida departed for the Division I ranks in 2005, USC Upstate did the same in 2007, and the conference wel-comed in North Georgia College & State University in 2005 and Georgia Southwestern State University in 2006. In 2009-10, the Peach Belt expanded to 13 members, the most the league has ever had, with the additions of Montevallo and Flagler. The two schools also returned a league presence to Florida and broke new ground in Alabama.

David Brunk was named the second PBC commissioner in May of 2007. Brunk replaced Marvin Vanover, who was the first PBC commissioner from 1991 to 2007. Brunk is charged with continuing the strong growth of the conference as its second era begins.

Dr. Kendall Blanchard, president of Georgia Southwestern State University, began the second of his two-year term as the league president in July of 2011.

The conference currently holds championships in 13 sports, six for men and seven for women. They are men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and wom-en’s basketball, men’s and women’s tennis, baseball, softball and men’s and women’s golf.

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MEDIA GUIDE-The 2012 North Georgia Softball Media Guide has been specifically designed to aid members of the media covering the Saints. We appreciate your coverage and if there is anything we can do to assist you, please do not hesitate to contact the sports communications office. The De-partment of Athletics has certain policies and procedures that we ask for you to abide by while covering the Saints.

SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE - The North Georgia sports communications office is located on the bottom floor of Memorial Hall Gymnasium in Room 002. Enter through the front doors of the gymnasium and take the glass door to the bottom floor. The sports communications office is the first door on your left as you exit the stairwell.

PRESS CREDENTIALS - Press and photograph credentials are issued to members of the working media only. These credentials may be obtained by contacting the sports communications office. Requests should be made 24 hours before the event to be guaranteed consideration. In most cases, credentials will be left at will call, but can be mailed upon request. Working members of the media who plan to cover North Georgia softball on the road should make credential requests through the sports communications office of the host institution.

INTERVIEWS - All interviews with players and coaches must be arranged through the sports communications office. Head coach Mike Daven-port is generally accessible to members of the media. The best time to reach him is from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in his office which is located in Memorial Hall. Please notify the sports communications office before stopping by to interview Coach Davenport.

PRACTICES - Practices are open to the media with several guidelines that we ask you to strictly adhere to. Media members must obtain permis-sion to video or photograph practice in advance. Media may not listen to or be in the area of any pre- or post-practice talks between coaches, play-ers, and personnel. These comments, if overheard, are off the record. Players and coaches may not be approached during practice. Reporters may ask the sports communications staff about injuries, but all interviews with training staff, coaches, and players must be done following practice.

NorthGeorgiaSportsCommunicationsOffice82 College CircleDahlonega, GA 30597

Office Phone: 706.864.3250Office Fax: 706.864.1625Cell (Beall): 404.513.9272

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The North Georgia softball team made their inaugural trip to the College World Series in 2004, traveling to Decatur, Ala-bama, and matching up with powerhouse Point Loma Nazarene in the opening round. Although the Saints suffered a 21-1 loss in their first game on the nation-al stage, the squad rebounded the follow-ing day before falling 6-3 to Rio Grande (OH) to end their National Champion-ships hopes.

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

Making their second straight trip to the National Championships, North Geor-gia had revenge on their mind after a 10-inning 1-0 heart breaker to Cal Baptist dropped the Saints to the loser’s bracket. Following an 8-0 victory over the Uni-versity of Mary, head coach Mike Daven-port’s crew was determined to have the last say against Point Loma Nazarene af-ter a 20-run loss the previous year. The Saints did just that, emerging in the 10th inning with a walk-off 3-2 victory, propel-ling North Georgia to two more victo-ries before running into Simon Frasier and Mobile College in the semifinals. 2005 was a farewell tour for the Saints who captured their fourth straight regu-lar season Conference Championship on their way out of the NAIA ranks, prepar-ing for a future in the NCAA.

Entering the Division II College World Series as the No. 1 team in the coun-try, the 2009 North Georgia softball team used late comebacks and big innings to continue 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-run homer with two outs in the seventh to force extra-innings, before a walk-off home run in the 10th sealed the victory.

An equally epic matchup with Angelo State followed as an 11-inning dual ended with a walk-off single by North Georgia to send the Saints to the semifinals of the World Series. Lock Haven awaited in the semifinals with a birth in the National Title game on the line, but back-to-back wins by the Lady Eagles pro-pelled LHU to a World Series Championship.

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 as the Saints entered the National Championships with a 50-0 record. The second longest win-ning streak in NCAA softball history was put to the test in the opening game of the World Series, but the Saints did what they had all season long, recording their 24th shutout of the year in a 4-0 victory over Molloy College.

The nation’s No. 1 team for 11 straight weeks would then run into two of the most powerful offenses in the country as Valdosta State and Metro State defeated the Saints in back-to-back games, putting an end to a season that captured the attention of sports fans around the country. The 51-2 mark gave the Saints the best winning percentage in the nation for back-to-back seasons.

North Georgia was back at it again for a third straight year. The Saints were looking to bounce back after exiting the College World Series earlier than expected a year ago. Heading back to Salem, Virginia, North Georgia was about to witness history repeating itself.

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

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

CAREER HISTORY

1987-88 Parkland College Baseball,Champaign, Illinois

1988-89 Oklahoma State University Baseball, Stillwater, Oklahoma: Student Manager

1990-93 Sante Fe Comm. College Baseball, Gainesville, Florida: Assistant Coach

1992 Mid-Florida Conference Champions

1996-00 North Georgia College & State University, Dahlonega, Georgia: Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach

1997 Georgia Athletic Conference Champions, NAIA National Tournament

1998 Georgia Athletic Conference Champions

1999 Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Champions, NAIA National Tournament

2000 NAIA National Tournament - Elite Eight

2000-present North Georgia College & State University, Dahlonega, GA. Head Softball Coach

2001 Georgia-Alabama-Conference - Third Place

2002 Georgia-Alabama-Conference Champions, NAIA Region XIII Tournament

2003 Georgia-Alabama-Conference Champions, GACC Tournament Champions, GACC Coach of the Year, GACC Female Sports Coach of the Year, NAIA Region XIII Tournament

2004 Georgia-Alabama-Conference Champions, GACC Tournament Champions, NAIA Region XIII Tournament, NAIA National Tournament, Final NAIA National Ranking, #10

2005 Southern States Athletic Conference Champions, Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament Champions, NAIA Region XIII Tournament, NAIA National Tournament, Final NAIA National Ranking, #8

2006 Peach Belt Conference, NCAA Inaugural Year

2007 Peach Belt Conference, Fourth Place finish

2008 Peach Belt Conference Tournament runner-up, NCAA South Atlantic Regional runner-up, Final NCAA Division II ranking, #12

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

2010 Peach Belt Conference Regular Season and Tournament Champions, NCAA Southeast Regional Champions, World Series Appearance, Ranked #1 all 12 weeks of the regular season, won 50 consecutive games, Final NCAA Division II ranking, #5

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

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Mike Davenport is in his 12th season as head coach of the Saints Softball Program in 2011-12. He has been a familiar name to the North Georgia family where he begins his 15th year in the athletic department.

In his 11 years as a head coach, Davenport has accumulated an overall record of 465-149.

The 2011 season continued a dynasty, as the Saints captured their third consecutive Peach Belt Conference regular season and tournament championships, and advanced to the Division II World Series for a third straight year. Finishing the year as the No. 4 team in the land, the Saints have now been ranked in the nation’s top five for an unprecidented 30 straight weeks dating back to the 2009 season.

The 2010 season proved to be a record breaking campaign as the squad put together 51 consecutive wins, the second longest winning streak in NCAA history and made their second consecutive appearance at the Division II College World Series. Following back-to-back Peach Belt Conference regular season and tournament titles, the Saints clinched the Southeast Super Regional in Dahlonega and finished the year with a national ranking of No. 5 after being the nation’s top team for all 12 weeks of the regular season. Davenport picked up his 400th career victory with a doubleheader sweep at GCSU on April 10, 2010.

In 2009, Mike Davenport enjoyed his most successful season in his coaching career, posting the school’s best record of 50-5 on their way to the the Peach Belt Conference Regular Season Championship, PBC Tournament Championship, NCAA Southeast Dahlonega Regional Championship, and the NCAA Southeast Super Regional Dahlonega Championship to advance to their first-ever Division II College World Series. North Georgia spent all 12 weeks in the NFCA Division II Top 25, starting the year as the #11 team in the country, before moving up to #9 by week two, and rounding out the top five by the third week. The Saints then spent the rest of the year in the nation’s top five before grabbing the program’s first-ever #1 ranking on May 6, 2009 in the final regular season poll of the year. The Saints finished the season at the #3 team in the country in the final poll of year.

In 2008, Davenport led his team to a 38-15 record, a third place regular season finish in the PBC, a runner-up finished in the Peach Belt Conference tournament, a runner-up finish in the NCAA South Atlantic Regional, and a final NCAA Division II ranking of 12. During the 2008 season, Davenport also picked up his 300th career win with a 3-2 extra-inning victory over Lander University on April 2.

Davenport began his career at NGCSU with the Lady Saints basketball team in 1996 as Assistant Coach and served in that role until 2000. He became the Head Softball Coach in August of 2000 and has served in that role as well as instructor in the Health-Physical Education Department. While at North Georgia, he has been part of seven conference titles and five National Tournament (NAIA) appearances. Davenport led the North Georgia Softball Program to a 36-19 record overall and a 12-8 mark in the Peach Belt Conference during the 2007 season. During the 2005 season, he led the Saints to the Southern States Athletic Conference Regular Season Championship and the SSAC Tournament Championship. This marked the Saints fourth consecutive Conference Championship in a row and the program’s third consecutive TournamentChampionship. He led the 2005 Saints to the program’s second consecutive National Tournament in Decatur, Ala. At the National Tournament, NGCSU finished its membership in the NAIA with the Saints moving through the first round of the tournament with wins over the University of Mary, Point Loma University, and Aquinas College. The Saints advanced all the way to the quarterfinals with a first round win over Houston Baptist. North Georgia finished the season fifth in the NAIA National Tournament – the highest finish of any NGCSU Athletic Program since 1987.

Under Davenport’s guidance, the softball program attributes much of its success to building a strong team atmosphere opening each school year with “RBI WEEK”, (Respect-Balance-Intensity). Team members come together and participate in teambuilding exercises as well as a pre-season conditioning program. Team members are challenged mentally and physically as they finish the week at the Pine Valley Ropes Course traversing both low and high elements. “RBI WEEK” has allowed the team to build each other’s trust and respect before entering each school year.

Davenport was born on December 23, 1968 in DuQuoin, Illinois. While growing up in central Illinois, he played basketball and base-ball at Peoria’s Richwoods High School before moving to Central Oklahoma and graduating from Guthrie high School (Guthrie, Oklahoma). After playing one year of junior college baseball, he focused his attention on coaching and joined the rich 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, Florida, where he spent three years as an assistant baseball coach at Santa Fe Community College under head coach Harry Tholen. Davenport received the degree of Bachelor of Science in Recreation from the University of Florida in 1994, and received his M.Ed. in Physical Education from NGCSU in 1998.

Davenport is married to the former Melanie Ralston (Gainesville, GA) and the couple resides in Dahlonega, GA. They are the proud parents of Margaret “Isabella” (9) and Michael “Harper” (6).

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Megan Burke is in her first year as an assistant coach under Mike Davenport at North Georgia College & State University in 2011-12.

Burke makes her way to North Georgia after spending three years as an assistant coach at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida.

Working primarily with the pitchers and infielders, she coached the 2011 Flagler pitching staff to a 1.76 earned run average as the program made their first-ever NCAA Southeast Regional appearance.

During her playing days, Burke redshirted as a junior at Nova Southeastern University, but took on the role of student assistant coach. Burke received the Coach’s Award for her leadership, dedication to the team and her success in the classroom.

Her senior year, Burke sustained a season-ending injury, but maintained her role as a student assistant and learning from veteran head coach Lesa Boneé. The Sharks finished the 2008 season with a 43-20 record and a program-best 12 wins in the Sunshine State Conference.

Burke attended Lake Sumter Community College in Leesburg, Fla., from 2003-2004, where she was one of four team captains and also excelled in the classroom.

From 2004-06, Burke served as an assistant softball coach at Orlando’s Bishop Moore Catholic High School. She worked with both the varsity and junior varsity teams.

She graduated from Nova Southeastern University’s H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business with a bachelor’s degree in sports and recreation management in 2008.

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Sarah Phillips is in her first year as a graduate assistant coach under Mike Davenport at North Georgia College and State University in 2011-12.

Sarah will assist in the everyday operations of the softball program. Her duties include working with the pitchers, field maintenance, and camp operations.

Phillips finished one of the most prolific softball careers in NCAA Division II history in 2011, capping her four-year stint at North Georgia with a Peach Belt Conference record 124 wins.

Her career 1.46 earned run average places her fourth in school history, while she holds program records for innings pitched with 946.1, strikeouts with 911, and shutouts with 45.

She is a two-time Peach Belt Conference Pitcher of the Year, and garnered All-American honors in 2009 and 2010, including being named the Ron Lenz Division II National Pitcher of the Year during her junior campaign.

Phillips put together 44 straight wins on the mound during the 2010 season, as she led the Saints to the second of three straight NCAA Division II College World Series appearances.

Most recently, she earned a spot on the Canadian National Team and played in the 2011 Scotiabank Canadian Open Fastpitch International Championship and US World Cup of Softball VI.

She graduated in May of 2011 with a degree in Middle Grades Education and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree.

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AwardsatNorthGeorgia: 2012 PBC Pre-Season All-Conference Outfield 2011 NFCA 2nd-Team All-Region 2011 PBC 2nd-Team All-Conference 2010 Daktronics 2nd-Team All-Region 2010 PBC All-Tournament Team 2009 NFCA 1st-Team All-Region 2009 PBC 1st-Team All-Conference

AwardsinHighSchool: 4-time 1st-Team All-Region 4-time Athens Banner Herald 3-time All-State 2006 GHSA State Champion 2006 State Player of the Year

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MemorableMoment:Three-run home run to win AA State Championship against Jessica Coan (NG starting pitcher)

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I have scoliosis

Superstition: Wearing eye-black

FavoriteQuote: “My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me.” -Jim Valvano

FavoriteRestaurant: Locos

FavoritePlace: The beach

FavoriteTVShow: Extreme Home Makeover

FavoriteSportsTeam: Georgia Bulldogs

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AwardsatNorthGeorgia: 2012 PBC Pre-Season All-Conference Pitcher 2011 Ron Lentz National Pitcher of the Year 2011 Southeast Region Pitcher of the Year 2011 NFCA All-American 2011 Easton All-American 2011 PBC Pitcher of the Year 2011 PBC 1st-Team All-Conference 2011 PBC Honor Roll 2010 Academic Dean’s List (Ga. Tech) 2009 Academic Dean’s List (Ga. Tech)

AwardsinHighSchool: 2007 Georgia Female Athlete of the Year 2007 AJC Pitcher of the Year 2-time Gwinnett County Pitcher of the Year 4-time 1st-Team All-State 4-time 1st-Team All-County School-record for strikeouts, wins, innngs, shutouts, lowest ERA and winning percentage.

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MemorableMoment: Winning the ACC Championship

FavoriteQuote:“And don’t be wishing you were some-place else or with someone else. Where you are right now is God’s place for you. Live and obey and love and believe right there.” - 1 Corinthians 7:17

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FavoriteTVShow: That 70’s Show

FavoriteSportsTeam:Atlanta Braves

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Brain McCann

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AwardsatNorthGeorgia: 2012 PBC Pre-Season All-Conference Third Base 2011 NFCA 1st-Team All-Region 2011 PBC 1st-Team All-Conference 2011 NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete 2011 PBC Academic Softball Team 2011 North Georgia All-Academic Team 2011 PBC Pre-Season All-Conference Third Base 2010 PBC 1st-Team All-Conference 2010 PBC Presidential Honor Roll 2010 North Georgia All-Academic Team 2009 Regional All-Tournament Team 2009 PBC All-Tournament Team 2009 PBC Presidential Honor Roll

AwardsinHighSchool: 2007 Bobbie Bailey Athletic Award 2007 1st-Team All-State 3-time All-Region 3-time All-County 2-time Scholar Athlete 4-year letterwinner in basketball and softball

Nickname: Rosey

Pre-GameRitual: I listen to the exact same playlist in the same order before every game.

MemorableMoment: Every year!

FavoriteQuote: “Things turn out best for the peoplewho make the best of the way things turn out.” – John Wooden

FavoriteFood:Mexican

FavoritePlace: Dahlonega, Georgia

FavoriteTVShow: Grey’s Anatomy

FavoriteSportsTeam: Atlanta Braves

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Parents: Amanda Ryals and Kurt ConnellySiblingName: KristopherDOB: July 8, 1991Major: Physical Education and LeadershipClass:Junior

AwardsinHighSchool: 2008 5A Pitcher of the Year 2008 5A 1st-Team All-State 2-time Player of the Year 2-time All-Region 2-time All-County 2-time GHSA State Championship Final Four

Nickname: KC

Superstition:I keep my pant legs down until I put my cleats on. After the game they immediately go back down.

MemorableMoment:Going in the gameduring Super Regionals and getting the win.

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I love Britney Spears!!!

FavoriteQuote: “Dream like you’ll live forever, live like you’ll die today.”

FavoritefoodandRestaurant: Steak andO’Charleys

FavoritePlace: Orlando, Florida

FavoriteTVShow: Say Yes to the Dress

FavoriteSportsTeam: Seattle Seahawks

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Matt Ryan

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Parents: Lisa and Ruben FernandezSiblingNames:RJ and AlexDOB: April 19, 1991Major: Physical Education and LeadershipClass: Junior

AwardsinHighSchool: 2008 PRHS Best Offensive Player 2008 All-State East Atlanta All-Star Team 2007 PRHS Most Valuable Player 2-time Gwinnett County 1st-Team All-Region 2-time All-County 3-time GHSA State Championship Final Four

Nickname: Cal

Pre-GameRitual: I always wear my ‘Believe’ bracelet.

MemorableMoment: Hitting back-to-back home runs against Lenoir-Rhyne in the 2011 NCAA Super Regionals.

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I am terrified of snakes!

FavoriteQuote: “Actions may not always bring happiness, but there is no happiness without action.”

FavoriteFood: Momma’s spaghetti

FavoritePlace:Hawaii

FavoriteTVShow:The Hills


FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Javy Lopez

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AwardsinHighSchool: 2-time 1st-Team All-County 2-time All-Region 2-time CHHS Best Defensive Player 2008 2nd in Region for most home runs in a season 2006 Bobbie Bailey Athletic Award 2005 Coca-Cola Academic & Athletic Performance Award 2005 Georgia Dugout Club East All-Star Team

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I’m allergicto cats and fire ants.

Pre-GameRitual: Pray

FavoriteQuote: “Risk more than others think is safe. Care more than others think is wise. Dream more than others think is practical. Expect more than others think is possible.”

FavoriteFoodandRestaurant: Crab legs and Japanese Steak House

FavoritePlace: Wherever my friends and family are

FavoriteTVShow: Reba

FavoriteSportsTeam: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Chipper Jones

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Parents: Amanda and Patrick St. ClairSiblingName: ShaunDOB: February 14, 1991Major: Physical Education and LeadershipClass: Junior

AwardsinHighSchool: 2-time LHS Offensive Award 3-time LHS Coach’s Award 2009 Captain’s Award 2006 Defensive Award 2-time Regional Champion 2006 GHSA State Championship Runner-up

Nickname: Tori

Pre-GameRitual: Listening to “Headstrong”“Want War” and “It’s my time”

MemorableMoment:Making it to the NCAA National Tournament two years in a row

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I tore my ACL while dancing

FavoriteQuote: “Excuses are nails in a house of failure.”


FavoriteTVShow: The Game

FavoriteSportsTeam:Alabama Football

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete:#10 Chipper Jones

FavoriteFoodandRestaurant:Spaghetti and Applebee’s

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AwardsinHighSchool: 2011 Panhandle 2nd-Team All-Conference (JUCO) 2011 NJCAA Honorable Mention (JUCO) 2010 Panhandle Conference Honorable Mention (JUCO) 2008 Florida Dairy Farmers Player of the Year 2008 East vs. West Home Run Derby Champion 4-time Florida Sports Writers All-State Team 4-time All-Big Bend Team 4-time MVP in Rise Ball Classic

Nickname: K-ming

MemorableMoment: 23-game hitting streak at Gulf Coast Community College during freshman year.

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I love to kayak.

FavoriteQuote: “Hugs and kisses and good hair wishes!”

Superstition:Show up positive with a championship attitude!

FavoriteFoodandRestaurant:Shrimp and Indian Pass Raw Bar

FavoritePlace:Aspen, Colorado

FavoriteTVShow:The Nanny

FavoriteSportsTeam:Boston Red Sox

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Lance Armstrong

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Parents: Bill and Lee Ann MartinSiblingNames: Matthew, KellyDOB:January 13, 1990Major: Criminal JusticeClass:Junior

AwardsatNorthGeorgia: 2011 PBC All-Tournament Team 2011 Golden Spikes Hustle Award 2010 NFCA 3rd-Team All-American 2010 NFCA 1st-Team All-Region 2010 Infield Golden Glove Award

AwardsinHighSchool: 2008 Jersey Retired by Woodward Academy 2006 GHSA 2nd-Team All-State 2006 All-Metro Offensive Player of the Year 3-time W. A. Team Batting Title 5 Woodward Academy Team Records

Nickname: Kat

MemorableMoment: Winning two straight games against LR in the Super Regionals to go to Virginia!

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I wear the same necklace every day and game.

FavoriteQuote: “Always dream and shoot higher than you know how, don’t bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessor, try to be better than yourself.”

FavoriteRestaurant: Our Way Cafe

FavoritePlace: Lake Burton

FavoriteTVShow: NCIS


FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: David Justice

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AwardsinHighSchool: 2008 GHSA 2nd-Team All-State 2008 1st-Team All-Region 2008 1st-Team All-County 2008 HHS Captain

Nickname: SJ

Pre-GameRituals: Praying and handshakes!

MemorableMoment: Hitting the walk-off hit against Flagler in the 15th inning of the 2011 PBC conference tournament.

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I’m deathly afraid of zombies.

FavoriteQuote: “Everything happens fora reason.”

FavoriteFood: Seafood

FavoritePlace: Any Beach

FavoriteTVShow: Ellen


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Parents:Bernard and Kay GarrettSiblingNames:Allen, Simon, EliDOB: December 9, 1991Major: Business ManagementClass: Sophomore

AwardsatNorthGeorgia: 2011 Haines and Carolyn Hill Scholarship Award 2011 PBC Academic Honor Roll

AwardsinHighSchool: 2010 FFA Vice President 2009 FFA President 2009 Chairman of State Treasury Committee 2009 1st-Team All-State 2006 GHSA 2A State Champion 4-time Honor Roll Student 2-time GHSA Regional Champion Stan Stanchek Sportsmanship Award Received State FFA Degree

MemorableMoment: Speaking at State FFA Convention

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I went tonatural resources camp.

FavoriteQuote: “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” –Psalm 23:1

FavoriteFood: My mom’s homemade chicken bake

FavoriteTVShow: Pretty Little Liars

FavoriteSportsTeam: Atlanta Braves

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Matt Young

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Parents:David and Tammy DickieSiblingNames: Cody, ClayDOB: February 19, 1993Major:UndecidedClass: Freshman

AwardsinHighSchool: 4-time GHSA All-State 4-time GHSA State Champion 2010 Co-Player of the Year 2010 BHS Honor Roll

MemorableMoment: Hitting a home run in the state championship my senior year in the bottom of the 7th inning to tie the game.

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I’m terrified of all bugs.

Pre-GameRitual: Praying at first or third base

FavoriteQuote: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”-Philippians 4:13

FavoriteRestaurant: Cheesecake Factory

FavoritePlace:Paris, France

FavoriteTVShow:Jersey Shore

FavoriteSportsTeam: Boston Celtics

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Chipper Jones

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Parents: Jeff and Karen BlockSiblingName:JohnDOB: August 31, 1992Major:UndecidedClass:Freshman

AwardsinHighSchool: 2010 1st-Team All-Region 2009 PHS Best Offensive Player 2009 1st-Team All-County

Nickname: K Block

MemorableMoment: Hitting a three-run homerun to advance in a qualifier.

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme:I’m terrified of ghosts

FavoriteQuote: “Don’t let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.”- A Cinderella Story

Pre-GameRitual:Praying

FavoriteRestaurant: Longhorns


FavoriteTVShow: The Bachelorette

FavoriteSportsTeam: South Carolina Gamecocks

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Lisa Fernandez

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Parents: David and Lee SeaboltSibling Names: Dana, CourtneyDOB: December 29, 1992Major: Early Childhood EducationClass: Freshman

AwardsinHighSchool: 2010 GHSA 8AA Player of the Year 2010 Gainesville Times 1st-Team All-Area 2010 2A GHSA State Championship Runner-up 2010 UCHS Best Offensive Player Award 2010 UCHS Most Hustle Award 2009 1st-Team All-State UCHS school-records for home runs, hits, walks, runs and batting average

MemorableMoment: Hitting a lead-off home run off Buford in the State Finals

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I plan on walking the whole Appalachian Trail after graduating

Nickname: Red

FavoriteQuote: “The Lord himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you or forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged.” -Deuteronomy 31:8

FavoriteFood: Seafood

FavoriteTVShow: Swamp People


FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Matt Ryan

FavoritePlace: Savannah, Georgia

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Parents: Kevin and Sabrina BurnsSiblingNames: Tyler, TarynDOB: July 26, 1993Major: FinanceClass: Freshman

AwardsinHighSchool: 2010 GHSA 1st-Team All-State 2010 SCHS Most Valuable Player 3-time All-Region Member of National Honor Society

Nickname: Tip

MemorableMoment: Hitting my first grand slam in a tournament with my travel team

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I was the first person in Screven County history to make First-Team All-State in softball.

FavoriteQuote: “The greatest pleasure in life is doing what others say that you can’t.”

FavoriteRestaurant: Seasons of Japan

FavoriteTVShow: Jersey Shore

FavoriteSportsTeam: New York Yankees

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Derek Jeter

Pre-GameRitual: Pray

Superstition: Never step on the line

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Parents: Suzanne & Gerald MerrittSiblingNames: Ryan, Katelyn, AndrewDOB:August 26, 1993Major: BiologyClass: Freshman

AwardsinHighSchool: 2010 1st-Team All-Region 2010 WGHS Captain Award 2010 WGHS Best Defense Award 2008 WGHS Student-Athlete of the Year Award 4-time Honor Roll student

Nickname: Tay

MemorableMoment: Hitting my first home run in high school

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I am Italian

FavoriteQuote: “You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, ‘I have lived this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.’ You must do the thing you cannot do.” - Eleanor Roosevelt

FavoriteFoodandRestaurant: Hot wings and Carrabba’s


FavoriteTVShows:Mob Wives, That 70’s Showand Criminal Minds

FavoriteSportsTeam: Duke Blue Devils

FavoriteProfessionalAthletes: Brain McCann and Chipper Jones

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Parents: Howard and Deneen ShumanSiblingName: JesseDOB: April 20, 1993Major: BiologyClass: Freshman

AwardsinHighSchool: 2010 Georgia Dugout Club Elite 80 Team 2009 GHSA 1st-Team All-State 3-time 3AA All-Region 2-time GHSA State Championship Elite Eight 2011 Region 3AA Soccer Offensive P.O.Y. 2011 SCHS Athletic Hall of Fame 2011 FFA Sentinel 4-time Honor Roll student 3-year member of National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society Member of the SAT 1500 Club

Nickname: Chelle

MemorableMoment: The day I accepted Christ into my life.

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I am deathly afraid of alligators.

FavoriteQuote:“Dream as if you’ll live forever, live as if you’ll die tomorrow.”

FavoriteFood:Fried chicken

FavoritePlace:Anywhere with my friends

FavoriteTVShow: Merlin

FavoriteSportsTeam: Indianapolis Colts

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Tom Brady

Superstition: Don’t step on the lines

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AwardsinHighSchool: 2011 SCHS Most Valuable Player 2011 SCHS Offensive Player of the Year 2009 GHSA 2nd-Team All-State 2009 SCHS Offensive Player of the Year 2008 SCHS Rookie of the Year 3-time All-Region 3-time All-County

Nickname: Mack

MemorableMoment: Hitting a grand slam my freshman year after my dad was released from the hospital to come see my high school team play in the state tournament.

Somethingyoudon’tknowaboutme: I want to get married in Vegas!

FavoriteQuote: “Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game.” - A Cinderella Story

FavoriteFoods: Sushi and Japanese

FavoriteTVShow: Mob Wives

FavoriteSportsTeam: Alabama Crimson Tide

FavoriteProfessionalAthlete: Brian McCann

FavoritePlace: Downtown Atlanta

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1999February13,vs.AndersonCollege

## Name Po.17 Kelly Tucker 2B32 Mandi McClure SS06 Jamie Howell P10 Allison Pearce C22 Jennifer Wright RF25 Katherine Miller 1B23 Mandy Love 3B14 Ginger Owens LF12 Ginny Thompson CF

Head Coach: Ricky SandersSeason Record: 13-38GACC Record: 8-16 (4th)




## Name Po.00 Kara Winkler LF02 Johnette Kinney RF22 Jaime Jefcoat 2B29 Melissa Johnson 1B15 Cristina Hayes 3B21 Jessica Kraft DP13 Kelli Weigle SS40 Summer Hammond C32 Mandie Wages CF12 Tracey Murdock P

Head Coach: Ricky SandersSeason Record: 40-18GACC Record: 18-2 (1st)

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## Name Po.00 Kara Winkler LF13 Kelli Weigle SS29 Melissa Johnson 1B25 Nikki Araoz C02 Johnette Kinney RF11 Stephanie Awtrey 3B07 Laura Shelly DH23 Brook Westerfield 2B32 Mandie Wages CF17 Karen Fonda P

Head Coach: Ricky SandersSeason Record: 48-19GACC Record: 13-5 (2nd)

NAIA Southeast Regional Runner-up

## Name Po.32 Mandie Wages CF10 Heather Guy LF22 Jaime Jefcoat 3B29 Melissa Johnson 1B25 Nikki Araoz C04 Erin Souza 2B06 Lori Hall RF23 Brook Westerfield DH13 Kelli Weigle SS17 Karen Fonda P

Head Coach: Mike DavenportSeason Record: 29-21GACC Record: 12-8 (3rd)

## Name Po.06 Lori Hall CF04 Erin Souza 1B24 Tiffany Giles 3B25 Nikki Araoz C11 Laura Thomas RF12 Lacie Green 2B23 Ashley Blanton SS10 Heather Guy LF05 Stacey Francis DH17 Karen Fonda P

Head Coach: Mike DavenportSeason Record: 39-16GACC Record: 16-4 (1st)

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## Name Po.32 Mandi Wages CF06 Jamie Howell P15 Jackie Smith LF10 Allison Pearce C02 Mandi McClure 3B25 Nikki Araoz SS13 Kelli Weigle 2B40 Cristina Hayes 1B20 Jamie Hunt RF

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Head Coach: Mike DavenportSeason Record: 26-20PBC Record: 8-10 (6th)

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## Name Po.9 Brittany Cobb CF22 Candace Shubert RF17 Lynsey Thompson SS10 Bronwyn Miller DH24 Brittany Barnes 3B16 Lara Seamon 1B15 Annie Ball 2B01 Katie Thrasher C26 Niki Keith LF07 Beth Willis P

Head Coach: Mike DavenportSeason Record: 45-18SSAC Record: 24-2 (1st)

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## Name Po.03 Laura Voyles 2B22 Candace Shubert RF11 Courtney McGuire SS27 Meigan Grimm 3B06 Krista Bess LF42 Page Raynor 1B14 Leslee Smith DH04 Natasha Willemse C09 Brittany Cobb CF00 Andrea Moss P

Head Coach: Mike DavenportSeason Record: 39-19PBC Record: 12-8 (4th)

NCAA Division II Provisional Member

## Name Po.05 Laura Voyles 2B02 Kasey Knight SS08 Tiffany Blackburn 3B11 Courtney McGuire 1B07 Jessica Skeels LF04 Natasha Willemse C27 Meigan Grimm RF09 Kaelin Farrington DH06 Krista Bess CF15 Sarah Phillips P

Head Coach: Mike DavenportSeason Record: 38-15PBC Record: 10-8 (T-4th)

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MarsHill## Name Po.05 Laura Voyles 2B02 Kasey Knight SS11 Courtney McGuire RF14 Leslee Smith 3B01 Pilar Harden CF07 Jessica Skeels LF10 Kim Stercay DH09 Kaelin Farrington 1B04 Natasha Willemse C15 Sarah Phillips P

Head Coach: Mike DavenportSeason Record: 50-5PBC Record: 17-1 (1st)

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2011February5,vs.BartonCollege

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Category Stat Rank Leader StatBatting Average .297 2nd AASU .313Slugging pct. .456 1st NGCSU .456On base pct. .371 3rd AASU .383Runs scored 368 1st NGCSU 368Hits 521 1st NGCSU 521Runs batted in 307 1st NGCSU 307Doubles 67 1st NGCSU 67Triples 10 1st NGCSU 10Home runs 64 1st NGCSU 64Total bases 800 1st NGCSU 800Walks 176 3rd CSU 200Hit by pitch 41 1st NGCSU 41Strikeouts 280 11th USCA 137Stolen bases 89 3rd ASU 82

Category Stat Rank Leader StatERA 1.54 1st NGCSU 1.54Opp. BA .185 2nd USCA .182Strikeouts 513 1st NGCSU 513Hits Allowed 291 4th USCA 196Runs Allowed 137 3rd USCA 101Earned Runs Allowed 97 2nd USCA 85Walks Allowed 146 8th CSU 104

Category Stat Rank Leader StatFielding pct. .968 1st NGCSU .968Putouts 1325 1st NGCSU 1325Assists 435 6th FMU 474Fewest Errors 59 7th AASU 39

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Opponent W-LAdelphi University 2-0Alabama-Huntsville, University of 2-9Anderson University 20-2Angelo State 1-0Aquinas College 1-0Arkansas-Monticello 1-1Arkansas Tech 2-0Armstrong Atlantic State University 11-4Athens State University 3-3Augusta State University 16-5Bacone College 1-0Barry University 4-1Barton College 3-0Belhaven College 2-0Belmont Abbey College 6-0Benedict College 1-0Brescia University 2-0Brenau University 10-0Brewton-Parker College 30-5Brevard College 4-0BYU-Hawaii 1-1California (Pa.) 1-0California Baptist University 0-1Carson-Newman University 3-0Campbellsville University 1-1Catawba College 3-1Charleston, University of 2-0Chowan University 2-0Claflin University 6-0Clark-Atlanta University 4-0Coker 1-0Columbia Union 2-0Columbus State University 9-4Dixie State 1-0Eckerd College 2-0Edward Waters College 3-0Emmanuel College 33-7Emory University 6-2Erskine College 5-1Faulkner University 28-13Flagler College 9-0Florida Gulf Coast University 0-3Francis Marion University 16-4Gardner-Webb University 4-0Georgia College 14-12Georgia Southwestern State Univ. 29-29Grand 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 Wesleyan 1-0King College 1-0LaGrange College 10-8Lambuth University 0-1Lander University 15-11Lee University 14-8Lees-McRae College 2-0LeMoyne College 2-0Lenoir Rhyne 6-1Lewis University 1-1Limestone College 1-0Lincoln Memorial University 1-0Lindenwood University 1-0Lindsey Wilson College 2-0Lipscomb University 1-3Lock Haven 0-2

Opponent W-LLynn University 3-0Mars Hill College 7-0Martin Luther College 1-0Martin Methodist College 2-0Mary, University of 1-0Merrimack College 3-0Metro State 0-1Miles College 1-0Missouri-St. Louis 1-0Missouri 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 12-3North Greenville College 2-0Northern Kentucky University 2-2Nova Southeastern University 1-2Ohio 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 1-1Queen’s University 6-0Quincy University 1-0Reinhardt College 4-0Robert Morris University 1-0Rio Grande, University of 0-1Saginaw Valley State University 1-1St. Gregory’s University 1-0Savannah College of Art & Design 2-1Univ. of Science and Arts of Okla. 0-1Shorter College 10-0Simon Fraser University 0-1South Carolina Aiken, University of 16-4South 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 5-1Union University 0-2Valdosta State University 3-4Virginia-Wise, University of 3-0Wayne State 2-1Webber International University 1-0Wesleyan College 8-0West Alabama 4-0West Georgia, University of 21-7West Liberty State University 0-1William Carey College 1-1William Penn University 1-0William Woods University 1-0Wingate University 0-1Young Harris 2-0

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INDIVIDUAL 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) 2003-06.644 Courtney McGuire (539 AB) 2007-10.642 Tiffany Giles 2002-03.636 Leslee Smith (582 AB) 2007-10

Highest on base pct. (Stats from 2003-Present only (minimum 100 AB)

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.494 Tiffany Blackburn (134 AB) 2008

.457 Laura Voyles (608 AB) 2007-10

.455 Tootie Johnson (139 AB) 2004

.454 Lynsey Thompson (723 AB) 2003-06

Most games played222 Kasey Knight 2008-11214 Natasha Willemse 2007-11204 Kelli Weigle 1998-01204 Melissa Johnson 1998-01201 Leslee Smith 2007-10

Most at bats723 Lynsey Thompson 2003-06657 Kasey Knight 2008-11611 Kelli Weigle 1998-01610 Lori Hall 2001-04608 Laura Voyles 2007-10582 Leslee Smith 2007-10

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 2003-06222 Lori Hall 2001-04219 Kasey Knight 2008-11218 Laura Voyles 2007-10217 Melissa Johnson 1998-01

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 2007-1032 Lynsey Thompson 2003-0630 Laura Voyles 2007-1030 Courtney McGuire 2007-1026 Hilary Cox 2009-Present

Most runs batted in276 Lynsey Thompson 2003-06191 Leslee Smith 2007-10164 Melissa Johnson 1998-01138 Courtney McGuire 2007-10126 Nikki Araoz 1998-01

Most total bases (Stats from 2003-Present only)620 Lynsey Thompson 2003-06372 Laura Voyles 2007-10370 Leslee Smith 2007-10347 Courtney McGuire 2007-10306 Lara Seamon 2004-06

Most walks90 Laura Voyles 2007-1079 Courtney McGuire 2007-1067 Melissa Johnson 1998-0159 Pilar Harden 2009-Present54 Krista Bess 2005-08

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 Leslee Smith 2007-109 Courtney McGuire 2007-107 Katie Thrasher 2003-057 Pilar Harden 2009-Present

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 1998-0040 Johnette Kinney 1998-0037 Laura Voyles 2007-1029 Lara Seamon (29-33) 2004-0629 Natasha Willemse (29-38) 2007-11

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Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 100 IP)1.09 Jessica Coan (218.1 IP) 2011-Present1.34 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)).151 Jessica Coan (218.1 IP) 2011-Present.170 Beth Willis (544.1 IP) 2003-05.186 Katie Cox (229.2 IP) 2003-04.187 Sarah Phillips (946.1 IP) 2008-11

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 2003-05 only (minimum 100 IP))10.71 Jessica Coan (218.1 IP) 2011-Present7.75 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) 2003-0557 Karen Fonda 1999-0245 Keri Maxwell 2001-0432 Katie Cox (32-8) 2003-04

Most complete games (Stats from 2003-Present only)113 Sarah Phillips 2008-1155 Beth Willis 2003-0525 Andrea Moss 200725 Jessica Coan 2011-Present

Most shutouts (Stats from 2003-Present only)45 Sarah Phillips 2008-1126 Beth Willis 2003-0510 Katie Cox 2003-048 Rachel Bridges 2005-068 Jessica Coan 2011-Present

Most combined shutouts20 Beth Willis 2003-0510 Keri Maxwell 2003-048 Sarah Phillips 2008-Present7 Rachel Bridges 2005-067 Danielle Rainey 2004-06

Innings pitched946.1 Sarah Phillips 2008-11553.2 Karen Fonda 1999-02544.1 Beth Willis 2003-05387.2 Keri Maxwell 2001-04 229.2 Katie Cox 2003-04

Most strikeouts911 Sarah Phillips 2008-11603 Beth Willis 2003-05334 Jessica Coan 2011-Present248 Karen Fonda 1999-02232 Keri Maxwell 2001-04

Most strikeouts looking (Stats from 2003-Present only)287 Sarah Phillips 2008-11151 Beth Willis 2003-0589 Jessica Coan 2011-Present62 Andrea Moss 200741 Danielle Rainey 2004-06

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Most batters faced (Stats from 2003-Present only)3,705 Sarah Phillips 2008-112,200 Beth Willis 2003-05938 Katie Cox 2003-04929 Andrea Moss 2007869 Jessica Coan 2011-Present

Most fly outs (Stats from 2003-Present only)868 Sarah Phillips 2008-11494 Beth Willis 2003-05248 Katie Cox 2003-04224 Keri Maxwell 2003-04195 Andrea Moss 2007

Most ground outs (Stats from 2003-Present only)999 Sarah Phillips 2008-11507 Beth Willis 2003-05268 Trisha Snider 2007-09241 Andrea Moss 2007238 Katie Cox 2003-04

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Highest fielding pct. (Stats from 2003-Present only (minimum 100 chances).993 Katherine Martin (711-33-5) 2010-Present.993 Kaelin Farrington (510-87-4) 2008-09.987 Lara Seamon (878-65-12) 2004-06.983 Natasha Willemse (1,285-84-23) 2007-11

Most putouts (Stats from 2003-Present only)1,285 Natasha Willemse 2007-11878 Lara Seamon 2004-06797 Katie Thrasher 2003-05711 Katherine Martin 2010-Present

Most assists (Stats from 2003-Present only)398 Kasey Knight 2008-11311 Laura Voyles 2007-10282 Lynsey Thompson 2003-05223 Sarah Phillips 2008-11175 Annie Ball 2003-05

Most double plays turned (Stats from 2003-Present only)22 Katherine Martin 2010-Present19 Kasey Knight 2008-1115 Laura Voyles 2007-1012 Lara Seamon 2004-06

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

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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 SB) 2008.485 Bronwyn Miller (114 AB) 2004

Highest stolen base pct. (minimum 6 attempts)1.000 Michelle Brock (10-10) 20051.000 Pilar Harden (9-9) 20091.000 Brittany Cobb (7-7) 20061.000 Annie Ball (6-6) 20051.000 Courtney McGuire (6-6) 2008, 2009

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 scored58 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 201012 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 walks34 Pilar Harden 201130 Courtney McGuire 200928 Tiffany Giles 2003

Most times hit by pitch14 Mandie Wages 199913 Page Raynor 200713 Laura Voyles 20109 Katie Thrasher 2003

Most sacrifice flies8 Lynsey Thompson 20055 Lynsey Thompson 20045 Lara Seamon 2005

Most sacrifice hits18 Stephanie Awtrey 199914 Lara Seamon 200414 Kasey Knight 200913 Kasey Knight 2008

Most stolen bases23 Mandie Wages 199918 Ansley Williams (18-20) 201117 Candace Shubert (17-20) 200516 Whitney Propes (16-18) 200716 Lauren Dykes (16-19) 2010

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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) 20118.10 Beth Willis (261.0 IP) 20057.51 Beth Willis (165.0 IP) 2004

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 200927 Beth Willis 2005

Most shutouts23 Sarah Phillips 201013 Beth Willis 200511 Sarah Phillips 2009

Innings pitched300.0 Sarah Phillips 2010270.1 Sarah Phillips 2009261.0 Beth Willis 2005

Most strikeouts334 Jessica Coan 2011302 Beth Willis 2005294 Sarah Phillips 2010

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Most strikeouts looking108 Sarah Phillips 201089 Jessica Coan 201174 Sarah Phillips 2009

Most batters faced1132 Sarah Phillips 20101052 Beth Willis 20051032 Sarah Phillips 2009

Most fly outs278 Sarah Phillips 2010261 Sarah Phillips 2009221 Beth Willis 2005

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 Katherine Martin (403-18-1) 2011.997 Katie Thrasher (322-8-1) 2005

Most chances529 Natasha Willemse 2011403 Katherine Martin 2011369 Lara Seamon 2005

Most putouts498 Natasha Willemse 2011407 Melissa Johnson 1999384 Katherine Martin 2011342 Lara Seamon 2005

Most assists151 Kelli Weigle 1999121 Kasey Knight 2008115 Lynsey Thompson 2003

Most double plays turned16 Katherine Martin 20119 Kasey Knight 20117 Sarah Johnson 20116 Lara Seamon 20066 Kaelin Farrington 20086 Katherine Martin 2010

Most caught stealing by7 Sarah Phillips 20106 Natasha Willeme 20104 Natasha Willemse 2011

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HITTING (SEASON)Highest batting avg..372 (628-1689) 2004.363 (599-1652) 2003.332 (556-1675) 2005

Lowest batting avg..275 2001.297 (521-1755) 2011.315 (436-1385) 2010

Highest slugging pct..537 (1689 AB) 2004.531 (1385 AB) 2010.522 (1652 AB) 2003

Lowest slugging pct..373 2001.456 (1755 AB) 2011.461 (1675 AB) 2005

Highest on base pct..421 (1689 AB) 2004.419 (1652 AB) 2003.394 (1167 AB) 2006

Lowest on base pct..371 (1755 AB) 2011.377 (1445 AB) 2008.387 (1499 AB) 2007

Highest stolen base pct..857 (72-84) 2004.855 (59-69) 2010.850 (91-107) 2005

Lowest stolen base pct..724 (50-69) 2006.778 (77-99) 2007.780 (57-73) 2008.780 (39-50) 2009

Fewest games played44 200653 200853 2010

Most at bats1801 19991755 20111689 2004

Fewest at bats1167 20061385 20101445 2008

Most runs scored455 2004413 2003368 2011

Fewest runs scored189 1997270 2008271 2006

Most hits628 2004599 2003556 2005

Fewest hits349 1997384 2006436 2010

Most doubles108 200398 200497 2009

Fewest doubles38 199767 201067 2011

Most triples41 200427 200326 2010

Fewest triples8 200210 201113 2009

Most home runs64 201160 201050 2009

Fewest home runs7 199729 200531 2006

Most runs batted in376 2003372 2004322 2005

Fewest runs batted in133 1997228 2008236 2006

Most total bases907 2004863 2003800 2011

Fewest total bases578 2006668 2008735 2010

Most walks176 2011170 1998154 2005

Fewest walks83 2002111 2006137 2007

Most times hit by pitch41 201131 201030 2007

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 bases33 199739 (39-50) 200950 (50-69) 2006

Most times caught stealing22 (77-99) 200719 (50-69) 2006

Fewest caught stealing10 (47-57) 200310 (59-69) 201011 (39-50) 2009

Most stolen base attempts107 (91-107) 2005100 (82-100) 201199 (77-99) 2007

Fewest stolen base attempts50 (39-50) 200957 (47-57) 200369 (50-69) 200669 (59-69) 2010

Most fly outs450 2004428 2011414 2005

Most ground outs479 2011472 2003467 2009

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PITCHING (SEASON)Lowest earned run avg.1.45 (377.1 IP) 20031.47 (348.0 IP) 20101.54 (441.2 IP) 2011

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) 2010.185 (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 game1.12 (376.0 IP) 20091.38 (348.0 IP) 20101.57 (361.2 IP) 2008

Most walks allowed/7 inn game3.02 (273.0 IP) 20062.68 (405.1 IP) 20052.31 (441.2 IP) 2011

Most strikeouts/7 inn game8.13 (441.2 IP) 20117.32 (405.1 IP) 20056.78 (383.0 IP) 2004

Fewest strikeouts/7 inn game5.25 (273.0 IP) 20065.42 (361.2 IP) 20085.45 (354.0 IP) 2007

Most wins53 (53-12) 201151 (51-2) 201050 (50-5) 200950 (50-8) 2003

Fewest wins24 (24-20) 200636 (36-19) 200738 (38-15) 2008

Most losses20 (24-20) 200619 (36-19) 200718 (45-18) 2005

Fewest losses2 (51-2) 20105 (50-5) 20098 (50-8) 2003

Most complete games43 201141 201041 2009

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

Most hits allowed391 2007352 1999302 2008

Fewest hits allowed222 2010261 2003272 2009

Most runs allowed412 1997199 2007174 2006

Fewest runs allowed80 2010123 2009123 2003

Most earned runs allowed142 2006138 2007108 2005

Fewest earned runs allowed57 201078 200397 2011

Most walks allowed155 2005147 2011133 2006

Fewest walks allowed60 200969 201076 2008

Most strikeouts513 2011424 2005371 2004

Fewest strikeouts106 1997231 2006275 2007

Most batters faced1799 20111688 20051595 2004

Most at bats against1576 20111466 20051433 2007

Most fly outs408 2004399 2003362 2005

Most ground outs445 2009438 2008420 2011

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..708 (17-24) 2010.824 (28-34) 2004.839 (26-31) 2005

Highest stolen base against pct..920 (42-46) 2006.914 (32-35) 2008.857 (20-24) 2011

Most chances1819 20111679 20051631 2003

Fewest chances1176 20061465 20101574 2004

Most putouts1325 20111216 20051148 2004

Fewest putouts819 20061044 20101062 2007

Most assists460 2008445 2009435 2011

Fewest assists303 2006344 2004377 2010

Most errors94 200787 200382 2004

Fewest errors44 201050 200952 2006

Most double plays turned18 201116 200710 2010

Fewest double plays turned3 20044 20034 2005

Most caught stealing by8 20077 20106 2004

Fewest caught stealing by3 20084 20034 20064 2011

Most stolen bases against43 200742 200628 2004

Fewest stolen bases against17 201020 201122 2003

Most passed balls22 200321 200618 2007

Fewest passed balls9 200413 201016 200516 2011

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