2013 Boston College Softball Media Guide

MARIAPANDOLFO

NICOLED’ARGENTO

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OUTLOOKQuick Facts ..............................................................................1

Q&A with Ashley Obrest ......................................................... 2-3

2012 Roster .............................................................................4

COACHESHead Coach Ashley Obrest ........................................................6

Assistant Coaches .....................................................................7

2013 EAGLESCaptains ............................................................................... 8-9

Players .............................................................................. 10-15

HISTORY & REVIEW2012 Statistics ........................................................................17

Honor Roll ..............................................................................18

Year by Year Results ................................................................19

Record Book ...................................................................... 20-29

The ACC ........................................................................... 30-31

Boston College .......................................................................32

CREDITSThe 2013 Boston College Softball Media Guide is a production of the Boston College Media Relations Office and the Boston College Athletic Association, Chestnut Hill, Mass., 02467.

The publications was written, compiled and edited by media relations assistant Mike Billings.

Designed by Ralph Loos, RL Sport Design (Hadley, MA)

Photographs by John Quackenbos and Ken Speer

On the Cover: Captains Nicole D’Argento and Maria Pandolfo

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2013 SOFTBALL QUICK FACTSBOSTON COLLEGELocation .......................................................... Chestnut Hill, Mass.Founded ............................................................................. 1863Enrollment ........................................................................ 14,500President .................................................Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J.Nickname .......................................................................... EaglesColors. ............................................................. Maroon and GoldConference ..............................................................Atlantic CoastHome Field................................................................... Shea Field Dimensions .......................................................L-195 C-210 R-195Capacity ............................................................................ 1,000Athletics Director ........................................................... Brad BatesAssoc. Athletic Director/Senior Women’s Administrator ................................ Jody Mooradian

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach........... Ashley Obrest (Boston College, ’07), 2nd seasonRecord at BC ...................................................................... 23-30Career Record .................................................................... 50-51Obrest’s Office Phone ............................................(617) 552-3107Obrest’s E-mail ...............................................ashley.obrest@bc.eduAssistant Coach ..................... Sara Olson (Indiana, ’11), first seasonAssistant Coach ............Shayne Lotito (Boston Univ., ’09), first season2012 Record ...................................................................... 23-302012 Conference Record (Finish) .................................3-18 (Eighth)2012 Postseason ............... 0-1 (L, 10-4 to UNC in ACC Tournament)Letterwinners Returning/Lost .................................................. 12/7Newcomers ............................................................................... 3

MEDIA RELATIONSAssoc. Athletic Director/Media Relations ...................Chris CameronAsst. Athletic Directors/Media Relations ................................Dick Kelley, Stephanie TunneraAssistant Directors/Media Relations ....................... Tim Clark, Matt Lynch, Zanna OlloveSoftball Contact ......................................................... Mike BillingsMedia Relations Assistants .......................... Mike Billings, Nick DowBillings’ Phone ......................................................(617) 552-4508Billings’ E-mail ........................................... [email protected] Website ..............................................www.bceagles.comTwitter ..................................................BCSportsNews, BC_SoftballMailing Address ........... Conte Forum 321, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

Returning Starters avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb so ob% po a e fld%Nicole D’Argento .338 50-50 154 27 52 7 0 9 31 86 .588 22 22 .425 138 50 8 .959Andrea Filler .326 50-44 132 25 38 8 1 7 19 69 .548 19 39 .395 91 72 6 .964CJ Chirichigno .224 51-51 116 13 26 3 0 2 10 35 .302 15 28 .348 51 87 9 .939Tory Speer .195 51-51 118 17 23 5 0 3 18 37 .314 18 23 .307 40 6 1 .979Alana DiMaso .122 41-29 74 10 9 4 0 0 3 13 .176 6 20 .188 46 7 2 .964

Pitchers era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wpNicole D’Argento 3.77 10-13 37 18 9 0/1 5 150.1 147 103 81 54 114 34 2 13 .253 5Chelsea Dimon 6.34 1-1 6 2 0 0/1 0 17.2 16 17 16 15 8 1 0 3 .235 6

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You have had two seasons under your belt as a head coach (one at Colgate, one at BC) how do you feel you have personally developed as a head coach over the past two years?

My time at Colgate compared to my time at BC, has obviously been very different. I spent two years as an assistant at Colgate and then one year as the head coach. With that said, I had three full years to get to know my girls. I knew what motivated them and how to moti-vate them, I knew which approach to take when they were failing, and I knew what type of learners they were. Also, after three years, they had a full understanding of why we did things the way we did them and why we should expect to win the Patriot League every year.

Now going into my second year at BC, I strongly believe everything is starting to click. My vision and mission for the program is clear, expectations are high, the culture of the program has changed, and everyone is on the same page. I stress to our team every day that if we do the little things correctly, we will win. Also, if we get better in some area of our game each and every day, we are heading down the right path.

I think as a coach you have to constantly want to get better. There’s no time to sit back and relax. With that said, I am constantly attending clinics, picking other coaches brains on what and how they do things, and I read a ton of books. I had the team read a great book on mental toughness called Mind Gym over Christmas break. One day a week, we are going to do some type of exercise that relates directly to the book. Not only does the book cover mental toughness, but it also covers visualization which is huge for our sport.

What are your goals for the Eagles in 2013?

In our first team meet-ing, we established our motto for the year which is “Find A Way.” The last NCAA appearance for the program came in 2003 so our focus and goal is to find a way to make it to region-als. When our backs are against the wall and adversity strikes and the pressure is on, we want to stay positive and focused, and simply find a way to win ball games.

What intangibles do Nicole and Maria bring to the table and how did those factor in to naming them the captains for this season?

Nicole and Maria were unanimously chosen by their teammates which I think speaks volumes about their leadership skills and pride for this program. We actually waited until after fall ball to vote for captains and as the days in September and October wore on, it was pretty clear these two were the leaders of the program. They both do the little things day in and day out, on the field, in the class room, and in the community. The coaching staff meets with Nicole and Maria weekly and it’s definitely a day that I look forward to. They bring energy, passion, and new ideas to this program and more than anything, they both want that NCAA regional appearance. Going back to last year, Nicole was always a vocal leader, raising the bar, and expecting more each day from her teammates. Maria was a bit different and went about her business on the field and led by example. When either speaks up during practice, a meeting, or a game, all eyes are on them and the girls really listen to what they have to say. They have trust and respect from each of their teammates which crucial for captains.

Incoming freshmen Megan Cooley, Jessie Daulton, and Stephanie Lord, what are your expectations for them this season?

Our expectations of the freshmen are always high. We want kids coming out of high school and coming to us and becoming impact players from the get go. Megan Cooley is a slapper who will spend time in left and right field and will most likely be our lead off. We will look to her to get on base early in the game and take advantage of her speed on the bases. Jessie Daulton is a very athletic infielder with Tory Speer

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a great glove and knowledge of the game. We expect Jessie to spend the majority of time at third base and even some innings at second base. Stephanie Lord is a lefty pitcher who spins and moves the ball extremely well. Each of our pitchers are different in speed, pitches, and movement, which will result in all three learning to work together to win ball games.

How do you feel this team stacks up against the rest of the ACC?

We had an extremely productive and challenging fall which really helped mold and shape who we wanted to be as a team. These girls are hungry and motivated and have their eyes set on making a regional. With that said, I think we’re right there with everyone else in the ACC.

How do you see the lineup shaping up?

Right now, Maria Pandolfo will be our anchor in center field. She’s our leader out there and she makes everyone else around her better. Offensively, we want her at the plate in pressure situations, in the three or four slot. Annie Sommers looks to be strong in left field and Megan Cooley looks solid in right field. Our outfield look is completely dif-ferent than last year. Maria, Annie, and Megan all have phenomenal speed so I don’t see much dropping out there. We also have Nicole Koszowski, Ronnie Mae Ayers, and Alana DiMaso who are outstand-ing outfielders. Nicole has really improved on the offensive side and really understands her approach at the plate so I’m excited to see what she adds to our lineup.

Jessie Daulton has great reactions and a great glove over at third base. To her left will be either CJ Chirichigno or Andrea Filler. Both are highly competitive athletes that are capable of playing shortstop and also second base. As a freshman, Filler hit .300 so we will look to her again this year to be in the middle of the lineup. Chelsea Dimon, Ronnie Mae Ayers, and Alana DiMaso will compete for the job at first base.

Tory Speer spent her time in the outfield last year but has now transi-tioned to catching. She has a fantastic work ethic, knows the game and her communication with not just the pitchers, but the defense as a whole, is truly remarkable. Behind Tory Speer will be Meg Scanlon.

On the mound, we will look to Chelsea Dimon and Stephanie Lord to carry the majority of the innings for us. Again, both are extremely different pitchers which will really help us along the way. In addition to Dimon and Lord, Andrea Filler will also provide some innings of relief. Nicole D’Argento

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2013 Boston College Eagles Softball RosterNo. Name Cl. Pos. B/T Hometown/High School

2 Ronnie Mae Ayers Jr. UT R/R Duvall, Wash./Eastside Catholic

3 Nicole Koszowski Jr. OF R/R Mountainside, N.J./Governor Livingston

5 Annie Sommers So. OF R/R Pasadena, Calif./Maranatha

7 Jessie Daulton Fr. INF R/R Trabuco Canyon, Calif./Santa Margarita

9 Andrea Filler So. SS/2B R/R Fort Wayne, Ind./Bishop Dwenger

10 Chelsea Dimon So. P/1B L/R Florence, N.J./Notre Dame

11 Megan Cooley Fr. OF L/R Mill Creek, Wash./Henry M. Jackson

12 CJ Chirichigno So. INF R/R Costa Mesa, Calif./Mater Dei

13 Nicole D’Argento Sr. P/1B R/R Ashland, Mass./Ashland

17 Alana DiMaso Jr. UT R/R Holmdel, N.J./Red Bank Catholic

18 Stephanie Lord Fr. P L/L Agoura, Calif./Agoura

19 Maria Pandolfo Sr. OF R/R Reading, Mass./Reading Memorial

25 Tory Speer Jr. OF/1B R/R Trabuco Canyon, Calif./Mission Viejo

42 Meg Scanlon Jr. C/UT R/R Lawrenceville, N.J./The Hun School COACHING STAFF:Head Coach: Ashley Obrest (Boston College ’07) Second season Assistant Coach: Sara Olson (Indiana ‘11) First seasonAssistant Coach: Shayne Lotito (Boston University ’09) First Season PRONUNCIATIONS: CJ Chirichigno Cheer-a-keen-oNicole D’Argento Dar-gent-oh Alana DiMaso A-LAWN-AAndrea Filler On-dre-aNicole Koszowski Kah×ZOW×ski

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ASHLEY OBRESTHead Coach

Second SeasonBoston College ‘07

Ashley Obrest enters her second year as head coach of the Boston College softball program.

In 2012, Obrest led to Eagles to a 23-30 record, an eight win im-provement from the 2011 campaign. Current senior Nicole D’Argento earned All-ACC First Team and NFCA All-Region First Team accolades while sophomore Andrew Filler garnered All-ACC Second Team hon-ors under Obrest’s guidance.

Following a two-year stint as the assistant coach, Obrest was promoted to head coach of Colgate University in July 2010. The 2011 season saw the Elmwood Park, Ill., native set a school record for most wins by a first year head coach (27) as she led the Raiders to a regular-season Patriot League title with a 16-3 conference mark.

Colgate earned numerous honors under Obrest’s tutelage. Rachel LeCoq was voted the Patriot League Pitcher of the Year and a first-team all-league selection en route to being named to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA Northeast All-Region second team. Tera Vaughan was tabbed as the 2011 Patriot League Rookie of the Year, the NCAA Division I Hardest Person to Strike Out and was another first team All-Patriot League selection. The Raiders also had four Patriot League second-team honorees and a quartet of Academic Honor Roll selections that same year.

OBREST FILE

EducationBachelors – Boston College, 2007Masters – SUNY Cortland, 2010

Playing ExperienceBoston College, 2004-2007

Coaching Experience2011-present: Head Coach for Boston College 2010-11: Head Coach for Colgate University 2008-10: Assistant Coach for Colgate University 2007-08: Assistant Coach for Concordia University-Chicago 2007-08: Hitting and Catching Instructor at Chicago White Sox Training Academy

During the 2009 and 2010 seasons, Colgate received four first-team and five second-team All-Patriot League selections, one All-Region honoree and had nine Academic Honor Roll achievements.

Prior to joining Colgate, Obrest served as an assistant coach at Con-cordia University in Chicago and a private hitting and catching instruc-tor for the Chicago White Sox Training Academy from 2007-08.

While at Boston College, Obrest was a four-year letterwinner. The catcher was the first Eagles softball player to garner an ACC Player of the Week accolade. Obrest still holds the school record career runs batted in (95), as well as single-season on-base percentage (.423) and walks (28). The 2007 grad was also a part of numerous Student-Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) initiatives, including the Pen Pal Program, Food for Families and the hospital visitation programs.

Obrest earned her Bachelor of Arts in sociology from BC in 2007 before going on to achieve a Master of Science in sport management from SUNY Cortland in 2010.

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SARA OLSONAssistant Coach

First SeasonIndiana ‘11

Sara Olson joins the Eagles staff this season after spending 2012 as a student assistant coach at Indiana University. As a student assistant, Sara helped the staff with athletic training, skill training, game leader-ship, statistics, and video analysis.

With Olson’s help, the Hoosiers finished fourth in the Big Ten with an overall record of 30-25.

Sara made her mark at Indiana during her four year tenure finishing fifth in career home runs at Indiana (25) and sixth in career RBI (95). Olson’s senior season was her best as she hit .331 with 8 HR and 35 RBI and carried a 1.01 ERA in six appearances. For her efforts that season, Sara earned numerous accolades and achieved many personal milestones.

Named Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Midwest Region First Team.Named First Team All-Big Ten at first base.Received the Spirit of Indiana Director’s Award.Named the team’s Co-MVP.Led the Big Ten with a .667 on-base percentage and a 1.392 OPS.Reached base safely in 19 of 20 conference games.

Sara has worked in numerous Indiana University softball clinics and has given private and group lessons for players/teams in the Chicago and Indiana areas since 2007.

Olson majored in Recreation Sports Management and Parks and Rec-reation Management with a minor in Tourism Management. She is the daughter of Jeff and Anna Olson, has a brother and two sisters both of whom have or will play for the Hoosiers.

SHAYNE LOTITOAssistant Coach

First SeasonBoston University ‘09

The Acton, Calif. native spent last year as a strength and conditioning graduate assistant at Boston University and assistant softball coach at Arlington High School. In 2010, she served as assistant softball coach and head strength and conditioning coach at Babson College.

During her four year playing career, Shayne was fourth all time at BU in career batting average (.334) and first in career stolen bases (95). Lotito finished her senior season with a career best .359 average in 57 games for the Terriers and was named to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Northeast Region First Team in 2009. She garnered America East First Team honors in 2006 and 2008.

Since 2009, Shayne has been dedicated to working at softball camps and training facilities as well as bring a fitness instructor at both Boston University and various local fitness centers. Lotito will work with every aspect of the program and specialize with the outfield and base run-ning.

THE LOTITO FILE:

2012 - Strength and Conditioning Graduate Assistant at BU, Assistant Softball Coach at Arlington High School2011 - Fitness Instructor at BU Fitness and Rec Center2010 - Assistant Softball Coach at Babson College

THE OLSON FILE:

Present - Assistant Coach for Boston College. 2011-12 - Student Assistant Coach for Indiana University. 2007-11 - Player for Indiana University.

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CAREER BATTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD%2010 .250 30/29 64 10 16 4 0 1 6 .359 .290 1 7 0-0 .9612011 .267 46/46 150 29 40 8 0 11 28 .540 .343 1 0 1-3 .9782012 .340 51/51 156 29 53 8 0 9 31 .564 .432 1 1 4-7 .959Career .297 127/125 367 68 109 20 0 21 65 .523 .376 3 8 5-10 .970

NICOLE D’ARGENTO5-7 Senior

Pitcher/Infield R/R Ashland, Mass.

Ashland

AS A JUNIOR (2012)NFCA All-Region First Team...All-ACC First-Team...led the ACC with five saves...ranked among the ACC leaders in 20 statistical cat-egories, notably: sixth in batting (.340), seventh in slugging (.564), eighth in hits (53), third in total bases (88), ninth most innings pitched (153.1), ninth in batters struck out (115), eighth in strikeouts looking (29), ninth in wins (10), first in saves (5), fifth in appear-ances (38), second in games finished (16), first in relief outings (20) and fielding double plays (10)...in 18 starts, threw nine complete games...went 10-13, with 37 appearances, 114 strikeouts and 3.77 ERA on the year...led the Eagles with a .338 batting average, 27 runs scored, .558 slugging percentage, hits, runs, home runs (9), total bases, walks, plate appearances (180), strikeouts, starts, relief appearances and saves … homered and struck out eight batters in game one at Dartmouth (4/25) … went 4-for-10, had four RBI, three runs scored and two home runs, which were hit back-to-back, in series with Virginia (3/31-4/1) … Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

AS A SOPHOMORE (2011)Started all 46 games … finished the season with a .267 batting average with 11 home runs, 28 RBIs, a .540 slugging percent-age and 40 hits, all of which ranked third on the team and were all career highs … 11 homers ranked fourth on BC’s single-season record list … went 3-for-4 with four RBIs and a home run against Providence on April 28 … recorded a perfect 3-for-3 game with a home run and two RBIs in the 5-3 win over Dartmouth on April 27 … had two doubles and an RBI against North Carolina on April 23 … batted 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI against NC State on April 3 … went 4-for-7 with two home runs and six RBIs in two of the three games against Virginia on March 19-20 … went 4-for-9 with two home runs and three runs scored in two games against Nevada on March 4-5 at the Wolf Pack Invitational … also appeared as a pitcher in 15 games, starting five … was 3-2 on the season, finish-ing with a 5.56 ERA and 39 strikeouts in 45.1 innings … recorded 12 strikeouts and only four runs over 13 innings in the two-game series with Rhode Island on Feb. 26-27, tallying the victories … pitched a complete game against Stetson on April 11, allowing one earned run and striking out seven … named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll.

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AS A FRESHMAN (2010)Appeared in 35 games, starting 23 … finished the season leading the team with 128 strikeouts, nine complete games and 140 innings pitched … recorded a 5-14 a 3.55 ERA on the year … registered a .250 batting clip to go along with 10 runs scored and six RBIs … threw two complete-game shutouts on Feb. 26 against Albany and on April 20 against Boston University, striking out a season-high nine and allowing two hits in both contests … went 2-for-3 with first career home run and two RBIs on Feb. 28 against Stetson.

BEFORE BC Four-year player at Ashland High School … recorded the school’s all-time pitching record of 62-0 ... was named the Boston Globe Player of the Year in 2008 and 2009 ... honored as the Massachusetts Softball Gatorade Player of the Year in 2008 and 2009 ... three-time league MVP in high school ... appeared in Sports Illustrated in the “Faces in the Crowd” section in 2009.

PERSONAL Born May 13, 1991 to Russell and Jo-Anne D’Argento … has an older brother Russell ... enrolled in the Lynch School of Education as a secondary education and math double major.

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CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA W-L APP GS SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO2010 3.55 5-14 35 23 2/1 1 140.0 134 87 71 68 1282011 5.56 3-2 15 5 0/0 1 45.1 62 50 36 25 392012 3.95 10-13 38 18 0/0 5 154.1 155 109 87 55 115Career 4.00 18-28 88 46 2/1 7 339.2 351 246 194 148 282

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MARIA PANDOLFO5-8 Senior

Outfield R/R Reading, Mass.

Reading Memorial

AS A JUNIOR (2012)Started all 16 games played in, but missed most of the season due to injuries...batted .300 (12-for-40) and slugged .425...scored five times, drove in four runs, hit a home run and stole two bases...went 1-for-2 against Virginia (G2-3/31)...hit a one-run homer in the first game of a doubleheader versus Dartmouth (3/24)...went 3-for-7 with a double in the series at Georgia Tech (3/17-18)...was a perfect 4-for-4 at the plate, doubled, drove in two runs and scored against Providence (3/10)...scored twice versus Western Kentucky (3/10)...went 2-for-6 with a run scored and a RBI in two games at Stetson (3/6-7).

AS A SOPHOMORE (2011)Started 42 of 43 games … finished the season hitting .198 … had career highs in batting average, hits (21), runs (16), home runs (5), RBIs (17), total bases (42) and slugging percentage (.396) … committed only two errors for a .962 fielding percentage … hit first career triple at Virginia Tech on March 26 … went 2-for-3 against New Mexico on March 13 with a double and an RBI … slugged a home run and a double, going 2-for-4 with two RBIs, against Coastal Carolina on Feb. 26 … was 2-for-3 with a home run at Stetson on Feb. 12.

AS A FRESHMAN (2010)Played in 44 games, starting 35 as the team’s primary center fielder … finished the season with a .173 clip, tallying three home runs and 10 runs … finished third on the team in RBIs with 14 and doubles with five … went 3-for-5 with a RBI against North Carolina on April 10 … powered the Eagles to an ACC win against Maryland on May 9, going 2-for-3 with five RBIs and a grand slam.

BEFORE BC Four-year player at Reading Memorial High School … batted .433 with 11 home runs and 24 RBIs in senior season ... was a three-year Middlesex League All-Star ... awarded Daily Times Chronicle Player of the Year in 2009 ... stared on the high school basketball team for four years as well.

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PERSONAL Born August 18, 1991 to John and Mary Pandolfo ... has three older sisters, Nicole, Angela and Danielle ... Angela, ‘09 and Danielle, ‘10 both played softball at BC … enrolled in the Connell School of Nursing.

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CAREER BATTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD%2010 .173 44/35 81 10 14 5 0 3 14 .346 .247 0 6 2-3 .9532011 .198 43/42 106 16 21 4 1 5 17 .396 .315 0 0 1-3 .9622012 .300 16/16 40 5 12 2 0 1 4 .425 .349 0 2 2-3 1.000Career .208 102/93 226 31 47 11 1 9 35 .385 .298 0 8 5-9 .964

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RONNIE MAE AYERSJunior

Utility R/RDuvall, Wash.

Eastside Catholic

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)Played in 21 games, started eight...batted .182 (4-for-22) on the year, with one run scored and one run driven in...had an on-base percentage o .357...fielded 1.000 in 13 attempts...went 1-for-1 against Providence (3/10)...was 2-for-2 with an RBI against Char-lotte (2/26)...went 1-for-2 versus Morgan State (2/24).

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AS A FRESHMAN (2011)Played in 32 games, mainly as a pinch hitter, and started six … fin-ished the year hitting .250 with five RBIs … hit first career double at Maryland on April 10 … went 1-for-2 with two RBIs against Nevada on March 11 … was a perfect 1-for1 with one RBI and two putouts against FIU on the same day.

BEFORE BCA four-year varsity starter at Eastside Catholic … named team captain sophomore, junior and senior years … four-time All-Metro League Honors First Team … represented the US in China as part of the Washington Cultural Exchange program, attempting to bring awareness to softball and community activism on both interna-tional and national stage … first team to sweep China since 2001 … recognized as a top senior for the State Senior All-Star Team … received the 2011 Eastside Catholic Crusader Award, given to honor the dedication of individuals who comprise the foundation of Eastside Catholic School … also played volleyball and basketball.

PERSONALBorn June 29, 1992 to Ronald and Catherine Ayers … has a sister, Stephanie … enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

CAREER BATTING STATISTICSYear Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD%

2011 .250 32/6 32 7 8 1 0 0 5 .281 .316 2 1 1-1 .900

2012 .182 21/8 22 1 4 0 0 0 1 .182 .357 0 0 0-0 1.000

Career .222 53/14 54 8 12 1 0 0 6 .241 .333 2 1 1-1 .957

ALANA DIMASOJunior

UT R/RHolmdel, N.J.

Red Bank Catholic

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)Played in 42 games with 29 starts, usually in the outfield...batted .122 (9-for-72) on the year...four of nine hits were doubles...drove in three runs...had a .964 fielding percentage, with 46 put outs...scored at Florida State (4/20)...went 1-for-2 with a double and scored twice in game two against Virginia Tech (4/14)...scored two runs and drove in a pair, in a .250 outing in the series at NC State (4/6-7)...scored in game one against Dartmouth (3/24)...went 1-for-3 with a run scored against Miami Ohio (3/2)...had a RBI against Towson (2/25)...scored at Charlotte (2/24)...hit a double in only at-bat versus Morgan State (2/24)...went 1-for-3 and scored at Florida Gulf Coast (2/18)..had a hits in first two games of season.

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AS A FRESHMAN (2011)Played in 37 games, started 35 … finished with a .267 batting clip … had eight doubles and 11 RBIs with a .429 slugging percent-age … went a perfect 3-for-3 with three RBIs and two stolen bases against Boston University on May 5 … batted 2-for-3 and scored a run against Bryant on April 29 … had a double on 3-for-4 hitting, scoring two runs, against Nevada on March 11 … knocked in five runs, with two homers on a 2-for-3 day against Nevada on March 5 … hit first career home run, a two-run shot, on Feb. 25 against Costal Carolina … went a perfect 3-for-3 with two doubles and two RBIs against Michigan State on Feb. 12.

BEFORE BCCaptain at Red Bank Catholic … led the Caseys to back-to-back state championships in 2008 and 2009 … won the Shore Conference Championship as senior … became the first team to ever capture three consecutive Monmouth County Tournament Championships, do-ing so from 2008-2010 … named to All-State team as a sophomore and a junior … received All-Shore honors for junior and senior sea-sons … set a Red Bank Catholic record for most double plays turned … distinguished as an honor roll student throughout time at Red Bank … also won the state championship as part of the tennis team.

PERSONALBorn May 19, 1992 … daughter of Gerald and Serena … has three brothers, Jerry, Matt and Nick … currently enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.


2011 .267 37/32 105 16 28 8 0 3 11 .429 .336 0 2 3-6 .897

2012 .122 42/29 74 10 9 4 0 0 3 .176 .188 0 1 0-0 .964

Career .207 79/64 179 26 37 12 0 3 14 .324 .276 0 3 3-6 .916

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NICOLE KOSZOWSKIJunior

Outfield R/RMountainside, N.J.

Governor Livingston

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)Saw action in 34 games, with one start...scored six runs...stole three bases...had two put outs in two chances...stole a base against Maryland (G1-4/28)...stole a base and scored versus BU (4/26)...scored in the second game of a doubleheader at Dartmouth (4/24)...swiped a base against UMass (4/4)...scored in game two versus Dartmouth (3/24)...crossed home in game two at Georgia Tech (3/17)...touched home versus Towson (2/25)...scored against Tennessee-Martin (2/19)...Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

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AS A FRESHMAN (2011)Played in 24 games, mainly as a pinch runner … scored seven runs … earned the Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement … named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll.

BEFORE BCCo-captain as a senior for Governor Livingston High School … New Jersey State Champions as a freshman and senior… Varsity Gold Let-ter Award four consecutive seasons … named to the Mountain Valley Conference First Team as a sophomore, junior and senior … MVC Second Team as a freshman … named Courier News Freshman of the Year … named all-area first team as a junior … named the Star Ledger’s Player to Watch as a junior … National Mathematics Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Athletic Honor Society and National Honor Society member … earned the Scott Hazelcorn Children’s Founda-tion Award for academic excellence and community service … named the Union County Interscholastic Athletic Conference 2009-2010 Scholar Athlete Award for Governor Livingston … received the President Obama Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence in 2010 … also played varsity soccer.

PERSONALBorn April 17, 1992 to Edward and Janice Koszowski … enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

MEGAN SCANLONJunior

Catcher R/RLawrenceville, N.J.

The Hun School of Princeton

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012) Started two of seven games played in...scored twice...had a .917 fielding percentage with 10 put outs and one assist...started in both games of a doubleheader against Virginia Tech (4/14), but did not bat...drew a walk at NC State (4/7)...walked and scored against Providence (3/10)...was hit by a pitch and scored versus Morgan State (2/25).

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AS A FRESHMAN (2011) Appeared in two games.

BEFORE BCTwo-time captain for the Hun School of Princeton … named to the Star Ledger All-State Prep First Team as a junior and senior … named to the Middle Atlantic Prep League First Team as a junior and senior … MVP as a junior … received the Coach’s Award as a sophomore … received Iron Woman Award all four years of high school … re-ceived the John R. Scott Memorial Award for excellence in athletics, school spirit and team leadership … earned high honors freshman, sophomore and junior year … a Peer Leader as a senior … played varsity field hockey first two years of high school.

PERSONAL Born July 1, 1992 to Brian and Diane Scanlon … has a brother, Brian … enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.


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Outfield R/RTrabuco Canyon, Calif.

Mission Viejo

AS A SOPHOMORE (2012)Started all 52 games...batted .197 (24-for-122), slugged .311 and had an on-base percentage of .305...registered a .980 fielding percentage with 44 put outs and six assists...hit three home runs...posted 19 RBI...scored 17 runs...stole two bases... amassed five RBI with a 2-for-3 showing that included a home run in game two versus Dartmouth (3/24)... went 2-for-3 with a RBI versus Hampton (3/2)... hit a home run and double for three RBI and two runs scored against Tennessee-Martin (2/19)...Athletic Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

AS A FRESHMAN (2011) Started all 46 games ... led the team in hitting (.326), hits (43) and RBIs (37), while finishing second in slugging (.644) and home

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BEFORE BCNamed Mission Viejo Offensive MVP as a freshman, junior and senior ... named to the All-South Coast League First Team as a fresh-man, junior and senior ... named Second-Team All-Orange County junior and senior years ... earned South Coast League MVP honors as a junior and senior ... honored as the Mission Viejo High School Female Scholar-Athlete Award ... first number to be retired by MVHS softball team, (No. 25) ... hit 24 home runs at MVHS and finished career with batting average over .350.

PERSONALBorn August 12, 1992 to Ken Speer and the late Katy Speer ... has a sibling, Jordan ... enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.


2011 .326 46/46 132 24 43 7 1 11 37 .644 .416 1 1 2-2 .961

2012 .197 52/52 122 17 24 5 0 3 19 .311 .305 0 3 2-3 .980

Career .264 98/98 254 41 67 12 1 14 56 .484 .363 1 4 4-5 .971

CJ CHIRICHIGNOSophomore

Infielder R/RCosta Mesa, Calif.

Mater Dei

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)Started all 51 games played in, mostly at third base...batted .224 (26-for-116), with 10 RBI, two home runs and scored 13 runs...second on the team with 13 stolen bases, going 13-for-16...second on the squad with seven sac bunts and hit-by-pitches...fifth on the team with .348 on-base percentage and 15 walks...had a .939 fielding percentage in the hot corner...score the game-winning run with a homer, going 2-for-3 against ACC Pitcher of the Year Lori Spingola (G2-5/5), as BC defeated UNC for the second time in school history...stole a base against Maryland (G1-4/28)...went

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2-for-4 versus BU (4/26) with and RBI and stolen base...drove in two runs and scored in a 1-for-3 outing at Dartmouth (G2-4/25)...scored in game two after going 2-for-3 against Virginia Tech (4/14)...drove in one run, stole a base and scored once in game two against Virginia (3/31)...drew three walks in game two at Georgia Tech (3/17)...went 2-for-3, scored twice and had a RBI against Provi-dence (3/10)...went 2-for-3 with a dobule versus Western Kentucky (3/10)...stole two bases and scored twice against Bethune-Cookman (3/9)...singled against Loyola Marymount (3/4)...hit first career home run in a 2-for-4 performance at USF (3/3).

BEFORE BCFour-year infielder at Mater Dei High School under head coach Doug Myers … named team captain junior and senior year … tallied a .400 on-base percentage and a .500 slugging percentage as a junior … named all-league first team in 2010 and 2009 … team won the Trinity League in 2010 and 2009 … earned Santiago Tour-nament MVP honors in 2010 and Foothill All-Tournament player in 2009 … injured shoulder senior season and played mostly as a base runner … three-year scholar-athlete … part of the campus ministry, Red Cross club and Pacific Life Good Guys … also played soccer.

PERSONALBorn Dec. 21, 1992 to Walter and Babette Chirichigno … enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.


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Pitcher/First Base L/RFlorence, N.J.Notre Dame

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)Played in 35 games and made 22 starts, 18 at first base...batted .209, with three extra-base hits and 10 runs batted in...had a per-fect fielding percentage with 104 put outs and 12 assists...scored in game one and singled in game two against Virginia Tech (4/14)...recorded two RBI and two hits at NC State (4/6-7), and threw a season-high five strike outs n game two...had a hit and run against Virginia (3/31)...went 2-for-2 with three runs scored and two RBI in the second game of a doubleheader versus Dartmouth (3/24)...recorded two hits in the series at Georgia Tech (3/17-18)...drove in two runs with a double and scored twice against Providence (3/10)...drove in one run at Florida Atlantic (3/9)...tripled with a RBI against Bethune-Cookman (3/9)...hit a two-run homer at Stetson (3/7)...Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

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BEFORE BCFour-year starter for Notre Dame High School under head coach Artie Kearns … Led the Colonial Valley Conference (CVC) in strike-outs per game and winning percentage freshman through junior year … team tallied over 20 wins per year 2007-2010 … threw a perfect game in 2010 … tallied a .493 batting average as a senior, a .453 batting average as a junior and a .400 clip as a sophomore … joined the 100 hit club senior year…team captain as a junior and senior … earned team MVP honors sophomore and junior year… earned coaches award senior year … named CVC Player of the Year and New Jersey All-State Second Team in 2010 and 2011 … received All-South Jersey and New Jersey Non-Public first-team accolades in 2010 and second team in 2011, 2009 and 2008 … earned all-area first-team honors as a senior and junior, second-team honors as a sophomore and freshman … Four-time All-CVC First-team selection … named to the Carpenter Cup All-Star Team in 2010 and 2009… Trenton Softball Hall of Fame scholarship winner for 2011 … team was the South Jersey Parochial State runners-up and the conference champions twice … a high honor roll student all four years of high school … member of National Honor Society and Latin National Honor Society … earned the President’s Volunteer Service Award senior and junior year …Mercer County Community Service Achievement Award senior year…Senior Most Athletic award… also played basketball for four years, earning Most Improved Player as a junior.

PERSONALBorn Jan. 19, 1993 to Mark and Dawn Dimon … has an older sister, Ashley, who plays softball at Syracuse and a younger brother, Jona-than … enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.


2012 .209 35/22 67 9 14 1 1 1 10 .299 .293 0 2 0-0 1.000

Career .209 35/22 67 9 14 1 1 1 10 .299 .293 0 2 0-0 1.000

CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYear ERA W-L APP GS SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO

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Outfield R/RPasadena, Calif.

Maranatha

AS A FRESHMAN (2012) Did not compete in any games.

BEFORE BCTeam captain as a senior at Maranatha High School under head coach Scott Sommers … earned all-league, all-area and All-Califor-nia Interscholastic Federation (CIF) honors junior season … batted .505 with 41 runs that year … tallied a .500 batting clip and 37 runs as a sophomore and .463 average and 25 runs as a freshman … team advanced to the state finals in 2009 and the quarterfinals in 2010 … did not play senior year due to injury … earned Scholar-Athlete status … also played varsity soccer and earned all-league and team captain honors … played volleyball as well.

PERSONALBorn Feb. 22, 1993 to Scott and Lisa Sommers … has two sisters, Rachel and Caroline … enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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MEGAN COOLEYFreshmanOutfielder

Mill Creek, Wash.Henry M. Jackson

BEFORE BCFour year letter winner ... captain and MVP senior year… First Team All-Western Conference, Everett Herald All Area Team senior and junior year… Everett Herald All Area Player of the Year Nominee senior year … conference and district champions junior year … third place in the Washington State 4A Championships … 2010 ADIDAS Top 100 National Recruit … 2011 Everett School District Scholar Athlete Award … 2012 Everett School District Walsh-Platt Finalist for Female Athlete of the Year … 2011-12 Western Athletic Conference Academic Excellence Award.

PERSONALBorn June 1, 1994 … daughter of Steve and Kathy Cooley … has a sister, Maddie (14) … enrolled in the Carroll School of Manage-ment.

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ANDREA FILLERSophomore

Shortstop R/RFort Wayne, Ind.Bishop Dwenger

AS A FRESHMAN (2012)All-ACC Second Team...started 44 of 45 games at second base...ranked ninth in the ACC for slugging percentage (.546)...batting average of .300 was third highest on team....391 on-base per-centage was fourth highest...26 runs scored was second most for BC...39 hits were fourth most on squad...led the team with nine doubles and was second with seven home runs...had a .965 fielding percentage, with 92 put outs and 73 assists...posted 10 multiple hit games and six multi-RBI games...hitting streak of eight games was second longest on team...reached base in 13 consecutive games, second longest stretch for BC...doubled and drove in a run at ACC Tournament versus North Carolina (5/10)... hit a two-run homer in 2-for-4 showing against BU (4/26)...had a double, stole two bases and scored two runs in a 3-for-8 day at Dartmouth (4/25)...scored at Florida State (4/20)...blasted two home runs for three RBI in a 4-for-4 performance in game three against Virginia Tech (4/15), following a 3-for-6, two-run, four-RBI, home run showing in the

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doubleheader (4/14)...went 3-for-8 and scored a run at NC State...went 2-for-4 and drove in two runs at UMass (4/4)...went a perfect 3-for-3, with a home run, double and three runs scored in game two against Virginia (3/31)...went 2-for-3, with a home run, two RBI and two runs scored in the second game against Dartmouth (3/24)... doubled and scored three times against Morgan State (2/25)...went 2-for-3 with a RBI versus Towson (2/25)...hit first career home run at Charlotte (2/26), going 1-for-3 with two runs scored and two RBI...drove in first run versus St. Louis (2/18)...had hit in first collegiate game, Delaware (2/17)...Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Achievement.

BEFORE BCPlayed softball at Bishop Dwenger High School in Indiana, the 2010 state champions … earned all-state honors in 2010 … led the state in batting in 2010 with a .703 clip … also led the state in home runs with 12 … recorded 11 triples and 16 doubles in the same season … named first-team all-conference in 2009 and 2010 .. the 2010 MVP and captain … inducted into the National Softball Assocation (NSA) Hall of Fame … a four-time NSA champion … team finished fourth at the American Softball Association (ASA) Nationals in 2009 … earned the Mother Theresa Award for service … a Bishop Dwenger ambassador and peer mediator … four-year honor roll student … also played basketball, earning first-team all-conference honors in 2009.

PERSONALBorn Feb. 8, 1993 to Dan and Judy Filler … has a twin, Daniel, and younger brothers, Michael and Jonny … enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.


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JESSIE DAULTONFreshman

Infielder R/RTrabuco Canyon, Calif.

Santa Margarita Catholic

BEFORE BCPlayed shortstop and third base for Santa Margarita all four years … defensive player of the year in 2010 and 2012 … named cap-tain senior year … First Team All-Trinity League 2010-12 … Second Team All-Trinity League 2009 … CIF Southern California Division 1 Champions in 2010 … Offensive Player of the Year in Soccer for 2009-10 … Scholar Athlete Aware 2009-12.

PERSONALBorn August 12, 1994 … daughter of James and Jeannie Daulton … has two brothers, Jake (21) and Josh (19) … enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.

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STEPHANIE LORDFreshman

PitcherAgoura, Calif.

Agoura

BEFORE BC2009-10 Second Team All-Marmonte League … 2011-12 First Team All-Marmonte League … 2011-12 captain … 2012 High School MVP.

PERSONALBorn June 23, 1994 … daughter of David and Tracey Lord … has two siblings: Taylor (21) and Allie (20) … enrolled in the Carroll School of Management.

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2012 Boston College SoftballStatistics Summary for Boston College (as of Jan 24, 2013)

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Record: 23-30 Home: 5-11 Away: 5-15 Neutral: 13-4 ACC: 3-18

Date Opponent Score2/17 vs Delaware W 3-22/18 vs Saint Louis W 5-42/17 vs Binghamton L 0-22/18 at FGCU W 6-32/19 vs Tennessee-Martin W 7-12/24 vs Morgan State W 10-02/24 at Charlotte W 6-22/25 vs Towson W 6-12/25 vs Morgan State W 11-32/26 vs Charlotte L 2-123/2 vs Hampton W 5-13/2 vs Miami Ohio W 3-13/3 vs Central Arkansas L 2-73/3 vs USF L 3-63/4 vs Loyola Marymount W 4-13/6 at Stetson L 1-73/7 at Stetson W 2-13/9 vs BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 4-13/9 at Florida Atlantic L 1-63/10 vs Western Kentucky W 4-23/10 vs Providence College W 13-13/11 vs Minnesota W 2-1

*3/17 at Georgia Tech L 0-8*3/17 at Georgia Tech L 4-9*3/18 at Georgia Tech L 0-43/22 at Boston University L 0-13/24 DARTMOUTH W 2-13/24 DARTMOUTH W 11-0

*3/31 VIRGINIA L 4-7*3/31 VIRGINIA W 10-4*4/1 VIRGINIA L 1-54/4 at Massachusetts L 2-4

*4/6 at NC State L 3-10*4/6 at NC State L 3-10*4/7 at NC State L 1-7*4/14 VIRGINIA TECH W 5-4*4/14 VIRGINIA TECH L 8-12*4/15 VIRGINIA TECH L 5-84/18 MASSACHUSETTS L 1-5

*4/20 at #22 Florida State L 4-12*4/21 at #22 Florida State L 0-2*4/22 at #21 Florida State L 0-54/25 at Dartmouth W 3-24/25 at Dartmouth W 7-04/26 BOSTON UNIVERSITY L 4-6

*4/28 MARYLAND L 1-4*4/28 MARYLAND L 3-4*4/29 MARYLAND L 0-115/2 at Providence College L 6-7

*5/5 #20 NORTH CAROLINA L 2-12*5/5 #20 NORTH CAROLINA W 4-3*5/6 #20 NORTH CAROLINA L 0-15/10 at #21 North Carolina L 4-10

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb hbp so sb-att13 Nicole D'Argento . 3 4 0 51-51 156 29 53 8 0 9 31 22 4 22 4-7 5 Brittany Wilkins . 3 2 1 51-51 134 21 43 7 1 6 27 14 17 28 2-3 9 Andrea Filler . 3 0 0 51-45 130 26 39 9 1 7 19 19 1 41 6-11 7 Ali Lynette-Krech . 2 9 3 50-50 123 19 36 7 0 1 20 23 2 27 5-8 8 Chelsea LoBue . 2 6 7 46-44 116 17 31 8 1 4 23 8 4 38 4-521 Rene Delagram . 2 5 0 53-53 160 22 40 2 2 1 3 5 2 12 14-1412 CJ Chirichigno . 2 3 7 52-52 118 13 28 4 0 2 10 17 7 28 13-1625 Tory Speer . 1 9 7 52-52 122 17 24 5 0 3 19 18 1 23 2-317 Alana DiMaso . 1 2 2 42-29 74 10 9 4 0 0 3 6 0 20 0-0--------------------19 Maria Pandolfo . 3 0 0 16-16 40 5 12 2 0 1 4 1 2 7 2-310 Chelsea Dimon . 2 0 9 35-22 67 9 14 1 1 1 10 7 1 18 0-0 2 Ronnie Mae Ayer . 1 8 2 21-8 22 1 4 0 0 0 1 2 4 9 0-016 Bree Tanke . 1 6 7 22-10 24 1 4 0 0 0 3 2 0 11 0-018 Lizzy Ploen . 1 6 7 14-7 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 3 Nicole Koszowski . 0 0 0 34-1 11 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 3-4 4 Amanda Horowit . 0 0 0 29-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-042 Meg Scanlon . 0 0 0 7-2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0-0 1 Morgan Kidd . 0 0 0 25-17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0Totals . 2 5 9 53 1303 198 338 57 6 35 173 147 46 294 55-74Opponents . 2 6 1 53 1309 243 341 63 7 42 217 190 73 230 47-66

LOB - Team (328), Opp (362). DPs turned - Team (17), Opp (15). IBB - Team (2), B.Wilkins 1, T. Speer 1, Opp (1). Picked off - R. Delagramm 1, A. DiMaso 1.

Player era w-l app gs cg sh sv ip h r er bb so 1 Morgan Kidd 3 . 0 1 4-7 24 16 2 1 2 72.0 61 34 31 68 4913 Nicole D'Argento 3 . 9 5 10-13 38 18 9 0 5 154.1 155 109 87 55 115 4 Amanda Horowit 4 . 9 3 8-9 29 17 5 1 0 93.2 109 83 66 52 5810 Chelsea Dimon 6 . 3 4 1-1 6 2 0 0 0 17.2 16 17 16 15 8Totals 4 . 1 5 23-30 53 53 16 3 7 337.2 341 243 200 190 230

Opponents 3 . 6 0 30-23 53 53 35 8 1 338.2 338 198 174 147 294

PB - Team (5), B. Wilkins 4, M. Scanlon 1, Opp (12). Pickoffs - Team (1), B.Wilkins 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - B. Wilkins (45-63), N. D'Argento (20-27), M. Kidd(12-19), A. Horowitz (15-19), M. Scanlon (2-3), C. Dimon (0-1).

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TotalBoston College 36 35 32 30 35 20 9 1 198Opponents 39 23 42 42 44 37 16 0 243

Win-loss breakouts: Day 22-29; Night 1-1; vs Left 2-0; vs Right 21-30;1-run games 8-4; 2-run games 2-4; 5+run games 8-14; Extra inns 1-1; Shutouts 3-8.Current streak: Lost 2; Longest winning streak: 6; Longest losing streak: 6.Attendance: Home 2639 (avg 164); Away 5722 (avg 154); Total 8361 (avg 157).

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NFCA ALL-AMERICACara Blumfield 2002

NFCA ALL-REGION FIRST TEAMNicole D’Argento 2012

NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENTElena Ferrero (Tucson, Ariz.) 2003

LOUISVILLE SLUGGER/NFCA ALL-REGIONALSelected by the National Fastpitch Coaches AssociationRenee Ramos 2008Jenna Macchi 2006, 2007Erin Mackey 2003Kim Ryan 2003

SECOND TEAMBritney Thompson 2007Renee Ramos 2010

ACC HONORS

ALL-ACC First TeamNicole D’Argento 2012Tory Speer 2011Renee Ramos 2010

Second TeamAndrea Filler 2012Britney Thompson 2007Jenna Macchi 2006, 2007Renee Ramos 2008

ACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEARTory Speer 2011

ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMJenna Macchi 2006Rene Delagrammaticas 2008

ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEKTory Speer May 10, 2011Tory Speer March 22, 2011Gemma Ypparila May 5, 2008Ashley Obrest April 24, 2006

BIG EAST HONORS

BIG EAST PITCHER OF THE YEARKim Ryan 2003

BIG EAST COACH OF THE YEARJen Finley 1998Boston College (staff) 2003

ALL-BIG EASTFirst-TeamJen Asbury 2001Alexis Beckman 1996, 1997Mary Dietz 1997, 1998, 1999Lisa Fischer 2003Erin Mackey 2003Angela Macsenti 1994Deb Nasitka 1995, 1997Julie Obear 1995Kim Ryan 2000, 2003Roseann Sheehan 1992Chris Vicari 1998, 2000

Second-TeamAlexis Beckman 1995Cara Blumfield 2002Lauren Fischetti 1998, 2000Jacqui Goodchild 2002, 2003Summer Jarratt 1999Tekae Malandris 2002, 2003Jennifer Murray 1999Deb Nasitka 1996Ashley Obrest 2005Jennifer Perrotta 1998Laura Thompson 1997

Third-TeamKimmy Hopkin 2005Tekae Malandris 2004Britney Thompson 2004

BIG EAST CONFERENCEROOKIE OF THE YEARAlexis Beckman 1994Mary Dietz 1997Jennifer Perrotta 1998Kim Ryan 2000

BIG EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAMCristin Brown 1997Mary Dietz 1997Jacqui Goodchild 2001Summer Jarratt 1998Tekae Malandris 2001Jennifer Perrotta 1998Kim Ryan 2000

BIG EAST ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM (only selected in 1990)Stephanie Nardone 1990Agnes Veloria 1990

BIG EAST TOURNAMENT MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYERMary Dietz 1997Chris Vicari 1998

BIG EAST PLAYER OF THE WEEKKelly Cross April 11, 1994Cara Blumfield May 7, 2001Cara Blumfield Feb. 25, 2002Cara Blumfield March 18, 2002Cara Blumfield March 24, 2003Cara Blumfield April 1, 2003Lisa Fischer Feb. 17, 2003Erin Mackey April 14, 2003Erin Mackey May 5, 2003Jenna Macchi April 11, 2004Deb Nasitka April 15, 1996Deb Nasitka March 17, 1997Julie Obear April 10, 1995Laura Thompson March 25, 1996

BIG EAST PITCHER OF THE WEEKAlexis Beckman April 17, 1995Lauren Fischetti April 20, 1998Mary Dietz March 17, 1997Mary Dietz March 24, 1997Mary Dietz April 14, 1997Mary Dietz April 6, 1998Mary Dietz April 27, 1998Mary Dietz March 22, 1999Mary Dietz April 12, 1999Mary Dietz May 3, 1999Tekae Malandris April 8, 2002Tekae Malandris May 5, 2003Laura Thompson April 26, 2004Kim Ryan April 15, 2002Kim Ryan April 1, 2003Kim Ryan April 14, 2003Kim Ryan April 21, 2003Kim Ryan April 28, 2003Britney Thompson May 9, 2005Liz Walker May 1, 1995Liz Walker April 15, 1996

BIG EAST ROOKIE OF THE WEEKCristin Brown April 7, 1997Jennifer Perrotta April 6, 1998Kim Ryan April 10, 2000Kim Ryan April 17, 2000

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Team Single-SeasonBATTING AVERAGE Avg. H-AB GP Year1. .280 398-1419 52 19952. .278 368-1326 49 19963. .273 337-1234 48 20064. .271 396-1460 57 20035. .269 397-1474 55 20016. .268 330-1230 47 19996. .268 377-1409 53 19986. .268 341-1274 49 19979. .259 331-1277 52 201210. .249 306-1229 46 2011

HITS H AB GP Year1. 398 1419 52 19952. 397 1474 55 20013. 396 1460 57 20034. 377 1409 53 1998 5. 368 1326 49 19966. 365 1607 63 20087. 349 1527 58 20048. 341 1274 49 19979. 337 1234 48 200610. 331 1277 52 2012

AT-BATS AB GP Year1. 1607 63 20082. 1527 58 20043. 1474 55 20014. 1460 57 20035. 1419 52 19956. 1409 53 19987. 1327 51 20098. 1326 49 19969. 1297 47 199410. 1277 52 2012

RUNS BATTED IN RBI GP Year1. 195 48 20062. 187 57 20032. 187 55 20014. 186 46 20115. 179 63 20086. 176 58 20046. 176 53 19988. 171 52 19959. 170 52 201210. 157 49 199710. 157 49 1996

RUNS SCORED Runs GP Year1. 231 53 19982. 214 46 20112. 214 48 20062. 214 55 20015. 211 52 19956. 204 63 20087. 201 57 20038. 199 58 20049. 197 47 199410. 194 52 2012

DOUBLES 2B GP Year1. 71 49 19962. 68 46 20112. 68 52 20024. 66 52 19955. 63 57 20036. 62 48 20067. 58 45 20058. 56 49 19979. 55 55 20019. 55 53 1998

TRIPLES 3B GP Year1. 18 52 19952. 14 47 19943. 11 55 20014. 9 63 20084. 9 58 20044. 9 49 19967. 7 57 20037. 7 53 19987. 7 34 199210. 6 52 2012

HOME RUNS HR GP Year1. 57 46 20112. 44 57 20033. 42 44 20074. 36 48 20065. 35 52 20125. 35 63 20087. 33 51 20098. 31 49 20109. 28 45 200510. 25 55 2001

TOTAL BASES TB GP Year1. 605 57 20032. 549 46 20112. 549 55 20014. 540 63 20085. 530 52 19956. 515 53 19987. 509 48 20068. 502 52 20128. 502 49 199610. 488 58 2004

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE SLG% AB GP Year1. .447 1229 46 20112. .414 1460 57 20033. .412 1234 48 20063. .412 1159 44 20075. .379 1326 49 19966. .374 1419 52 19957. .372 1292 52 20027. .372 1474 55 20019. .351 1277 52 2012

WALKS BB AB GP Year1. 155 1327 51 20092. 148 1607 63 20083. 142 1277 52 20124. 139 1234 48 20065. 137 1474 55 20016. 136 1229 46 20117. 135 1409 53 19988. 132 1527 58 20048. 132 1460 57 200310. 116 1200 45 2005

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE OB% AB GP Year1. .360 1234 48 20062. .351 1277 52 20123. .339 1460 57 20034. .337 1229 46 20115. .336 1474 55 20016. .332 1409 53 19987. .325 1326 49 19968. .326 1159 44 20079. .322 1230 47 199910. .299 1223 49 2010

STOLEN BASES SB-SBA GP Year1. 73-80 (.913) 53 19982. 55-74 (.743) 52 20123. 47-58 (.810) 55 20014. 35-49 (.714) 52 20025. 33-51 (.647) 63 20086. 31-45 (.689) 51 20097. 27-32 (.844) 49 19977. 27-41 (.659) 58 20049. 26-30 (.867) 52 19959. 26-34 (.765) 45 2005 SACRIFICE HITS SAC SF SH Year1. 68 24 44 19982. 62 6 56 19953. 60 7 52 20023. 60 9 51 20015. 58 13 45 20036. 54 5 49 19966. 54 4 50 20098. 51 1 50 20109. 44 6 38 2012

INNINGS PLAYED Inn. GP Year1. 431.1 53 19982. 421.1 63 20083. 403.2 58 20044. 399.0 53 19955. 381.2 57 20036. 378.0 55 20017. 352.1 51 20098. 343.2 52 20029. 332.0 49 199610. 331.2 52 2012

FIELDING PERCENTAGE FLD% PO A E GP Year1. .975 973 483 37 49 19972. .973 894 335 34 45 20003. .972 1145 374 43 57 20034. .967 942 425 46 48 20064. .967 935 433 60 47 19996. .964 860 413 48 44 20076. .964 1057 475 58 51 20098. .962 991 392 53 52 20129. .961 1134 452 65 55 200110. .960 916 386 54 45 200510. .960 1032 393 60 52 200210. .960 1083 364 61 53 1998

EARNED RUN AVERAGE ERA R ER Inn. GP Year1. 1.36 93 45 232.1 34 19922. 1.47 143 84 399.0 52 19953. 1.48 84 69 326.2 49 19974. 1.62 116 100 431.1 53 19985. 1.65 133 89 378.0 55 20016. 3.82 228 173 316.2 49 20107. 4.40 258 195 310.0 46 2011

WINS W-L GP Year1. 38-14 53 19982. 36-13 49 19973. 35-22 57 20034. 33-25 58 20045. 32-31 63 20086. 31-24 55 20017. 29-23 52 19958. 28-21 49 19969. 27-20 47 199910. 26-26 52 200210. 26-21 47 199410. 26-14 40 199110. 26-17-1 42 1990

SAVES Saves GP Year1. 9 53 19982. 7 52 20122. 7 48 20064. 5 49 19975. 4 44 20115. 4 45 20055. 4 58 20045. 4 57 20039. 3 49 2010

STRIKEOUTS Ks GP Year1. 495 57 20032. 341 58 20043. 367 55 20014. 328 53 19985. 324 52 20026. 287 47 19997 241 51 20098. 233 45 20009. 228 52 201210. 202 49 2010

COMPLETE GAMES CG GP Year1. 45 47 19942. 39 52 19953. 38 49 19964. 34 53 19985. 32 63 20086. 31 49 19977. 31 36 19937. 31 34 19929. 16 52 201210. 14 49 2010

SHUTOUTS SHO GP Year1. 21 57 20031. 21 49 19973. 16 52 20024. 15 53 19984. 15 55 20016. 14 49 19967. 5 49 20108. 3 52 20129. 1 46 2011

BATTERS’ AVERAGE B/Avg. BF GP Year1. .204 1399 57 20032. .206 898 34 19923. .210 1384 55 20014. .217 1251 52 20025. .231 1258 49 20105. .231 1268 49 19977. .233 1139 36 19938. .258 1281 52 20129. .309 1285 46 2011

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Individual Single-Season (Batting).300 Hitters (Minimum: 100 AB) Avg. (H-AB) Name Year GP1. .445 (51-128) Cara Blumfield 2002 522. .389 (61-157) Cara Blumfield 2001 552. .389 (51-131) Britney Thompson 2007 444. .381 (56-147) Liz Walker 1996 495. .379 (61-161) Jenna Macchi 2006 485. .379 (58-153) Alexis Beckman 1996 497. .373 (56-150) Summer Jarratt 1999 478. .366 (56-153) Erin Mackey 2003 539. .356 (47-132) Chris Vicari 1999 4810. .348 (46-132) Renee Ramos, Sr. 2010 4811. .347 (50-144) Deb Nasitka 1997 4812. .345 (50-145) Deb Nasitka 1996 4513. .341 (58-170) Renee Ramos, So. 2008 6313. .341 (46-135) Alexis Beckman 1994 4515. .338 (52-154) Nicole D’Argento, Jr. 2012 5016. .335 (62-185) Jacqui Goodchild 2001 5517. .331 (48-145) Jenna Macchi 2007 4318. .330 (34-103) Britney Thompson 2005 3619. .326 (43-132) Brittany Wilkins, Sr. 2012 5019. .326 (43-132) Tory Speer, Fr. 2011 4619. .326 (45-138) Laura Thompson 1997 4719. .326 (45-138) Kelly Cross 1995 4923. .324 (46-142) Elena Ferrero 2006 4824. .321 (51-159) Jen Asbury 2001 5524. .321 (42-131) Jenn Perrotta 1998 5026. .320 (41-128) Lauren Fischetti 2000 4527. .319 (52-163) Jacqui Goodchild 2002 5228. .317 (44-139) Brittany Wilkins, Jr. 2011 4628. .317 Maria Montouri 1985 30. .313 (42-134) Laura Thompson 1995 4931. .311 (46-148) Kimmy Hopkin 2005 4531. .311 (42-135) Jen Asbury 2000 4533. .310 (48-155) Chris Vicari 1998 5334. .309 (42-136) Angela Macsenti 1994 4435. .307 (46-150) Alexis Beckman 1995 5136. .304 (49-161) Sue Corwin 1995 5236. .304 (52-171) Julie Obear 1995 5238. .303 (47-155) Deb Nasitka 1995 4939. .302 (38-126) Andrea Filler, Fr. 2012 5039. .302 (48-159) Alison Erbig 2001 5540. .301 (40-133) Chris Vicari 2000 4541. .300 (33-110) Julie Obear 1994 37

HITS H-AB Name Year GP 1. 62-185 Jacqui Goodchild 2001 552. 61-157 Cara Blumfield 2001 553. 61-161 Jenna Macchi 2006 484. 58-153 Alexis Beckman 1996 494. 58-170 Renee Ramos 2008 636. 57-128 Cara Blumfield 2002 527. 56-190 Jacqui Goodchild 2003 577. 56-153 Erin Mackey 2003 537. 56-150 Summer Jarratt 1999 477. 56-147 Liz Walker 1996 49

AT-BATS AB Name Year GP1. 201 Taylor Peyton 2008 632. 192 Jacqui Goodchild 2004 583. 190 Jacqui Goodchild 2003 574. 185 Jacqui Goodchild 2001 554. 185 Dani Weir 2008 636. 179 Amy Tunstall 2008 617. 178 Amanda Booth 2008 638. 176 Rene Delagrammaticas, Fr. 2008 639. 173 Rene Delagrammaticas, So. 2009 519. 173 Carley McNary 2008 63

GAMES STARTED GS Name Year1. 63 Renee Ramos 20081. 63 Taylor Peyton 20081. 63 Amanda Booth 20081. 63 Dani Weir 20085. 62 Rene Delagrammaticas, Fr. 20086. 61 Carley McNary 20087. 59 Amy Tunstall 20088. 58 Jacqui Goodchild 20049. 57 Kristin Allain 20049. 57 Jen Asbury 20039. 57 Lisa Fischer 20039. 57 Jacqui Goodchild 2003

RUNS BATTED IN RBI Name Year GP1. 51 Cara Blumfield 2001 552. 45 Renee Ramos 2008 633. 40 Chris Vicari 1998 534. 38 Chris Vicari 1999 485. 37 Tory Speer, Fr. 2011 465. 37 Cara Blumfield 2002 525. 37 Deb Nasitka 1996 458. 35 Elena Ferrero 2006 489. 33 Erin Mackey 2003 5310. 32 Dani Weir 2008 63

RUNS SCORED Runs Name Year GP1. 39 Cara Blumfield 2001 552. 37 Julie Obear 1995 523. 35 Jenna Macchi 2006 484. 32 Brittany Wilkins 2011 465. 31 Jenna Macchi 2007 436. 30 Taylor Peyton 2008 636. 30 Cara Blumfield 2003 566. 30 Lisa Fischer 2003 576. 30 Jacqui Goodchild 2001 556. 30 Laura Thompson 1997 476. 30 Liz Walker 1996 496. 30 Kate Giardi 1995 52

DOUBLES 2B Name Year GP1. 15 Taylor Peyton 2008 632. 14 Jenna Macchi 2006 483. 13 Jen Asbury 2002 513. 13 Cara Blumfield 2002 523. 13 Erin Mackey 2002 513. 13 Deb Nasitka 1996 457. 12 Lisa Fischer 2003 578. 11 Ashley Obrest 2005 458. 11 Sue Corwin 1995 528. 11 Britney Thompson 2007 448. 11 Dani Weir 2008 63

TRIPLES 3B Name Year GP1. 5 Kimmy Hopkin 2004 521. 5 Julie Obear 1995 523. 4 Cara Blumfield 2001 553. 4 Summer Jarratt 2001 553. 4 Deb Nasitka 1995 493. 4 Kelly Cross 1994 447. 3 Cara Blumfield 2003 567. 3 Amanda Booth 2008 637. 3 Erin Mackey 2003 537. 3 Kelly Cross 1993 36

HOMERUNS HR Name Year GP1. 14 Cara Blumfield 2001 552. 13 Brittany Wilkins, Jr. 2011 463. 12 Britney Thompson 2007 444. 11 Nicole D’Argento, So. 2011 464. 11 Tory Speer, Fr. 2011 464. 11 Renee Ramos, Sr. 2010 484. 11 Chris Vicari 1998 536. 10 Renee Ramos 2008 636. 10 Britney Thompson 2006 476. 10 Cara Blumfield 2003 566. 10 Lisa Fischer 2003 57

TOTAL BASES TB Name Year GP1. 117 Cara Blumfield 2001 552. 100 Britney Thompson 2007 442. 98 Cara Blumfield 2002 514. 96 Jenna Macchi 2006 485. 95 Renee Ramos 2008 63 6. 92 Brittany Wilkins 2011 466. 92 Lisa Fischer 2003 578. 91 Renee Ramos, Sr. 2010 489. 90 Erin Mackey 2003 5310. 88 Chris Vicari 1998 53

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (Minimum: 100 AB) SLG%Name Year GP AB1. .766 Cara Blumfield 2002 52 1282. .763 Britney Thompson 2007 44 1313. .745 Cara Blumfield 2001 55 1574. .689 Renee Ramos 2010 48 1325. .662 Brittany Wilkins, Jr. 2011 46 1396. .644 Tory Speer, Fr. 2011 46 1327. .600 Deb Nasitka 1996 45 1458. .598 Britney Thompson 2004 52 1209. .596 Jenna Macchi 2006 48 16110. .592 Britney Thompson 2005 36 103

WALKS BB Name Year GP AB1. 31 Brittany Wilkins 2009 49 1432. 30 Renee Ramos 2008 63 1703. 28 Ashley Obrest 2006 48 1303. 28 Erin Mackey 2004 56 1455. 27 Summer Jarratt 2001 55 1666. 25 Jen Asbury 2003 57 1556. 25 Cara Blumfield 2001 55 1578. 24 Renee Ramos 2006 48 1229. 22 Nicole D’Argento, Jr. 2012 50 1549. 22 Ali Lynette-Krech, Sr. 2012 49 1209. 22 Brittany Wilkins, Jr. 2011 46 139

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE (Minimum 100 at-bats) OB% Name Year GP AB1. .535 Cara Blumfield 2002 52 1282. .479 Cara Blumfield 2001 55 1573. .462 Renee Ramos 2008 63 1704. .447 Britney Thompson 2007 44 1315. .439 Brittany Wilkins, Sr. 2012 50 1326. .432 Brittany Wilkins, Jr. 2011 46 1397. .430 Renee Ramos, Sr. 2010 48 1328. .428 Chris Vicari 1999 47 1329. .425 Nicole D’Argento, Jr. 2012 50 1549. .425 Alexis Beckman 1996 49 153

STOLEN BASES SB-SBA (%) Name Year GP1. 23-25 (.920) Emily Dejardins 1998 502. 20-22 (.909) Cristin Brown 1998 513. 15-17 (.882) Cristin Brown 1997 453. 15-21 (.714) Carley McNary 2008 615. 14-14 (1.000) Rene Delagrammaticas, Gr.2012 516. 13-16 (.813) Cara Blumfield 2001 557. 12-14 (.857) Kimmy Hopkin 2004 528. 11-12 (.917) Cara Blumfield 2002 529 10-14 (.714) Rene Delagrammaticas, So.2009 5110. 9-11 (.818) Alison Erbig 2001 54

SACRIFICES SAC (SF-SH) Name Year1. 15 (1-14) Julie Obear 19952. 13 (1-12) Jen Asbury 20032. 13 (0-13) Kelly Cross 19962. 13 (0-13) Rene Delagrammaticas, Fr. 20085. 12 (0-12) Rene Delagrammaticas, Gr. 20126. 11 (0-11) Amanda Booth 20086. 11 (0-11) Jenna Macchi 20046. 11 (3-8) Deb Nasitka 19959. 10 (3-7) Lauren Fischetti 19989. 10 (0-10) Rene Delagrammaticas, So. 2009

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Individual Single-Season (Pitching)APPEARANCES App. Name Year1. 51 Allison Gage, Fr. 20082. 39 Kim Ryan 20033. 38 Tekae Malandris 20034. 37 Nicole D’Argento, Jr. 20125. 36 Taylor Peyton 20086. 35 Nicole D’Argento, Fr. 20107. 34 Allison Gage, Sr. 20117. 34 Kim Ryan 20027. 34 Tekae Malandris 20017. 34 Kimberly Ryan 2000

INNINGS Inn. Name Year1. 245.2 Allison Gage, Fr. 20082. 206.1 Liz Walker 19953. 205.1 Lauren Fischetti 19984. 186.0 Kim Ryan 20005. 171.0 Mary Dietz 19986. 169.0 Liz Walker 19947. 168.2 Alexis Beckman 19958. 164.0 Kim Ryan 20028. 164.0 Alexis Beckman 199610. 162.1 Taylor Peyton 2009

STARTS GS Name Year1. 35 Allison Gage, Fr. 20082. 28 Kim Ryan 20003. 27 Kim Ryan 20024. 26 Alexis Beckman 19954. 26 Liz Walker 19956. 25 Michelle Daly 20056. 25 Britney Thompson 20076. 25 Mary Dietz 19986. 25 Liz Walker 199410. 24 Kim Ryan 200310. 24 Alexis Beckman 199610. 24 Alexis Beckman 199410. 24 Taylor Peyton, Jr. 2009

COMPLETE GAMES CG-GS Name Year1. 23-25 Liz Walker 19942. 22-24 Alexis Beckman 19943. 21-24 Alexis Beckman 19963. 21-26 Alexis Beckman 19953. 21-35 Allison Gage, Fr. 20086. 19-25 Mary Dietz 19986. 19-19 Kelli Weaver 19928. 18-26 Liz Walker 19959. 16-28 Kimberly Ryan 20009. 16-18 Tricia Murray 1992

SHUTOUTS SHO Name Year1. 9 Kim Ryan 20031. 9 Alexis Beckman 19963. 8 Mary Dietz 19984. 7 Kim Ryan 20024. 7 Alexis Beckman 19976. 6 Tekae Malandris 20027. 5 Mary Dietz 19997. 5 Mary Dietz 19977. 5 Liz Walker 199510. 4 Allison Gage, Fr. 200810. 4 Tekae Malandris 200410. 4 Tekae Malandris 200310. 4 Tekae Malandris 200110. 4 Brooke Shull 200110. 4 Kimberly Ryan 200010. 4 Lauren Fischetti 199810. 4 Alexis Beckman 199510. 4 Liz Walker 199410. 4 Lesley Lane 1985

WINS W-L Name Year App.1. 19-19 Allison Gage 2008 512. 17-10 Lesley Lane 1985 3. 16-7 Kim Ryan 2003 393. 16-5 Lauren Fischetti 1998 293. 16-7 Mary Dietz 1998 333. 16-5 Alexis Beckman 1997 273. 16-9 Liz Walker 1995 298.. 15-8 Mary Dietz 1997 258. 15-8 Liz Walker 1994 2510. 13-11 Taylor Peyton 2008 3610. 13-9 Britney Thompson 2004 3310. 13-10 Tekae Malandris 2003 3810. 13-12 Kim Ryan 2000 3410. 13-14 Alexis Beckman 1995 32

SAVES SV Name Year1. 5 Nicole D’Argento, Jr. 20121. 5 Mary Dietz 19983. 4 Britney Thompson 20063. 4 Brooke Shull 19993. 4 Lauren Fischetti 19986. 3 Allison Gage, Fr. 20086. 3 Savana Lloyd 20066. 3 Britney Thompson 20049. 2 Morgan Kidd, Sr. 20128. 2 Allison Gage, Sr. 2011

STRIKEOUTS K Name Year App.1. 240 Mary Dietz 1998 332. 219 Kim Ryan 2003 393. 206 Tekae Malandris 2003 394. 197 Kim Ryan 2000 345. 195 Mary Dietz 1999 276. 173 Mary Dietz 1997 277. 166 Tekae Malandris 2001 348. 158 Kim Ryan 2002 349. 140 Tekae Malandris 2004 3310. 136 Tekae Malandris 2002 3110. 136 Kim Ryan 2001 30

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Minimum 10 appearances) ERA Name Year App. Inn.1. 1.12 Lesley Lane 19852. 1.24 Tricia Murray 1992 14 96.13. 1.32 Tekae Malandris 2001 34 159.23. 1.32 Liz Walker 1995 29 206.15. 1.33 Lauren Fischetti 1998 29 205.16. 1.47 Kimberly Ryan 2000 34 186.07. 1.48 Kelli Weaver 1992 19 128.08. 1.51 Mary Dietz 1997 27 120.19. 1.53 Tekae Malandris 2004 33 146.19. 1.53 Brooke Shull 2001 21 77.2

BATTERS’ AVERAGE (Minimum 10 appearances) B/AVGName Year App. BF1. 1.80 Mary Dietz 1998 33 6302. 1.81 Mary Dietz 1997 27 4683. 1.84 Tekae Malandris 2002 31 4674. 1.88 Tekae Malandris 2001 34 5855. 1.92 Tekae Malandris 2003 38 5835. 1.92 Tricia Murray 1992 14 3527. 1.99 Kim Ryan 2003 39 5648. 2.11 Kelli Weaver 1992 19 5119. 2.12 Brooke Shull 2001 21 28810. 2.13 Britney Thompson 2004 33 446

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Career (Hitting)Highest batting avg. (minimum 200 AB) 1. .348 - Cara Blumfield (214-587) - 2000-03 2. .325 - Alexis Beckman (n/a) - 1994-97 3. .321 - Britney Thompson (154-480) - 2004-07 4. .311 - Deb Nasitka (n/a) - 1994-97 5. .308 - Chris Vicari (n/a) - 1997-00 6. .303 - Jacqui Goodchild (221-730) - 2001-04 7. .301 - Renee Ramos (119-395) - 2006-10 8. .300 - Jenna Macchi (178-593) - 2004-07 9. .296 - Nicole D’Argento (108-365) - 2010-1210. .279 - Kimmy Hopkin (146-524) - 2003-06

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 200 AB) 1. .676 - Cara Blumfield (447 AB) - 2001-03 2. .608 - Britney Thompson (480 AB) - 2004-07 3. .524 - Renee Ramos (395 AB) - 2006-10 4. .521 - Nicole D’Argento (365 AB) - 2010-12 5. .491 - Brittany Wilkins (534 AB) - 2009-12 6. .488 - Tory Speer (250 AB) - 2011-12 7. .479 - Jenna Macchi (593 AB) - 2004-07 8. .429 - Ashley Obrest (550 AB) - 2004-07 9. .428 - Elena Ferrero (411 AB) - 2003-06 10. .416 - Jen Asbury (435 AB) - 2001-03

Highest on base pct. (minimum 200 AB) 1. .461 - Cara Blumfield (447 AB) - 2001-03 2. .410 - Britney Thompson (480 AB) - 2004-07 3. .405 - Brittany Wilkins (534 AB) - 2009-12 4. .403 - Renee Ramos (395 AB) - 2006-10 5. .373 - Ashley Obrest (550 AB) - 2004-07 6. .372 - Nicole D’Argento (365 AB) - 2010-12 7. .364 - Tory Speer (250 AB) - 2011-12 8. .363 - Jen Asbury (435 AB) - 2001-03 9. .361 - Ali Lynette-Krech (293 AB) - 2009-12 10. .350 - Amy Tunstall (369 AB) - 2007-10

Highest stolen base pct. (minimum 10 attempts) 1. .941 - Gaskill, L. (16-17) - 0 2. .913 - Galindo, V. (21-23) - 0 3. .900 - McLaughlin (9-10) - 0 4. .867 - Taylor, B. (13-15) - 0 5. .829 - Cara Blumfield (29-35) - 2001-03 6. .818 - Alison ERBIG (9-11) - 2001 7. .813 - CJ Chirichigno (13-16) - 2012 8. .810 - Rene Delagrammaticas (34-42) - 2008-12 .810 - Carley McNary (17-21) - 2005-08 10. .800 - Mask (16-20) - 0

Most games played 1. 222 - Jacqui Goodchild - 2001-04 2. 220 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 3. 205 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 4. 195 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 5. 194 - Kristin Allain - 2003-06 6. 193 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 193 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 8. 189 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-06 9. 186 - Lisa Field - 2002-05 10. 181 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07

Most games started 1. 222 - Jacqui Goodchild - 2001-04 2. 218 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 3. 194 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 4. 193 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 5. 191 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 6. 190 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 7. 188 - Kristin Allain - 2003-06 8. 182 - Lisa Field - 2002-05 9. 174 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 10. 169 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-06

Most at bats 1. 730 - Jacqui Goodchild - 2001-04 2. 654 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 3. 593 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 4. 550 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 5. 534 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 534 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 7. 524 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-06 8. 480 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 9. 475 - Lisa Field - 2002-05 10. 451 - Lisa Fischer - 2001-03

Most runs scored 1. 123 - Cara Blumfield - 2000-03 2. 119 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 3. 110 - Jacqui Goodchild - 2001-04 4. 104 - Deb Nasitka - 1994-97 5. 92 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 5. 92 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 7. 89 - Alexis Beckman - 1994-97 8. 83 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 9. 77 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-1210. 68 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10--- 66 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12

***Please note that the statistics included in this record book are generated with the Stat Crew Scoring System. The program was not used prior to 2001 and thus certain records may not contain complete data for all individuals.***

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Career (Hitting)Most hits 1. 221 - Jacqui Goodchild - 2001-04 2. 214 - Cara Blumfield - 2000-03 3. 184 - Deb Nasitka - 1994-97 4. 178 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 5. 154 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 5. 154 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 7. 153 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 8. 148 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 9. 146 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-0610. 141 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04

Most doubles 1. 39 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 2. 31 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 3. 29 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 4. 27 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 5. 26 - Lisa Fischer - 2001-03 26 - Elena Ferrero - 2003-06 7. 25 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 25 - Jen Asbury - 2001-03 9. 24 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10 10. 22 - Jacqui Goodchild - 2001-04 22 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03

Most triples 1. 9 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03 2. 6 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-06 3. 4 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 4 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 4 - Mask - 0 4 - Summer JARRATT - 2001 7. 3 - Elyse Meredith - 2001-04 3 - Amanda Booth - 2008 9. 2 - eight players

Most home runs 1. 37 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 2. 34 - Cara Blumfield - 2000-03 3. 31 - Chris Vicari - 1997-00 4. 27 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 5. 21 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 5. 21 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 7. 20 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10 8. 18 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 9. 17 - Dani Weir - 2007-1010. 14 - Tory Speer - 2011-12

Most runs batted in 1. 128 - Cara Blumfield - 2000-03 2. 119 - Chris Vicari - 1997-00 3. 111 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 4. 102 - Deb Nasitka - 1994-97 5. 95 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 6. 94 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 7. 93 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 8. 72 - Elena Ferrero - 2003-06 9. 71 - Renee Ramos - 2006-1010. 70 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04--- 65 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12

Most total bases 1. 302 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03 2. 292 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 3. 284 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 4. 265 - Jacqui Goodchild - 2001-04 5. 262 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 6. 236 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 7. 207 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10 8. 203 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 203 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-06 10. 190 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12

Most walks 1. 79 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 2. 68 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 3. 67 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03 4. 61 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 5. 59 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 6. 57 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10 7. 55 - Jen Asbury - 2001-03 8. 54 - Amy Tunstall - 2007-10 9. 45 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-06 10. 44 - Elena Ferrero - 2003-06

Most intentional walks 1. 4 - Liddle, C. - 0 2. 3 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 3. 2 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10 2 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 2 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03 2 - Renee Ramos - 2008 7. 1 - nine players


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Most times struck out 1. 130 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 2. 127 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 3. 107 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 4. 105 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 105 - Dani Weir - 2007-10 6. 98 - Alison Kooistra - 2008-11 7. 90 - Lisa Field - 2002-05 8. 87 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-06 87 - Amanda Booth - 2005-08 87 - Elyse Meredith - 2001-04

Most sacrifice flies 1. 6 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03 2. 5 - Elyse Meredith - 2001-04 5 - Kimmy Hopkin - 2003-06 5 - Lisa Fischer - 2001-03 5. 4 - Lisa Field - 2002-05 4 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 4 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 4 - Spaw, L. - 0 9. 3 - Rose, B. - 0 3 - Clendenny - 0 3 - Hanafin, B. - 0 3 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 3 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 3 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 3 - Maier, N. - 0 3 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 3 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 3 - Volpano - 0

Most sacrifice hits 1. 46 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 2. 24 - Jen Asbury - 2001-03 3. 22 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 4. 21 - Jacqui Goodchild - 2001-04 5. 19 - Lisa Field - 2002-05 6. 17 - Kristin Allain - 2003-06 7. 14 - Amanda Booth - 2005-08 8. 13 - Lisa Fischer - 2001-03 9. 12 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04 12 - Ali Lynette-Krech - 2009-12 12 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10 12 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03 12 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07

Most stolen bases 1. 34 - Rene Delagrammaticas (34-42) - 2008-12 2. 29 - Cara Blumfield (29-35) - 2001-03 3. 23 - Jenna Macchi (23-30) - 2004-07 4. 22 - Kimmy Hopkin (22-28) - 2003-06 5. 21 - Jacqui Goodchild (21-28) - 2001-04 21 - Galindo, V. (21-23) - 0 7. 17 - Carley McNary (17-21) - 2005-08 8. 16 - Gaskill, L. (16-17) - 0 16 - Mask (16-20) - 0 10. 15 - Carley McNar (15-21) - 2008

Most times caught stealing 1. 8 - Rene Delagrammaticas (34-42) - 2008-12 2. 7 - Jenna Macchi (23-30) - 2004-07 7 - Jacqui Goodchild (21-28) - 2001-04 7 - Lizzy Ploen (5-12) - 2009-12 5. 6 - Kristin Allain (4-10) - 2003-06 6 - Carley McNar (15-21) - 2008 6 - Cara Blumfield (29-35) - 2001-03 6 - Kimmy Hopkin (22-28) - 2003-06 6 - Elyse Meredith (1-7) - 2001-04 10. 5 - Sara Kellner (10-15) - 2001-04 5 - Andrea Filler (6-11) - 2012 5 - Nicole D’Argento (5-10) - 2010-12

Most stolen base attempts 1. 42 - Rene Delagrammaticas (34-42) - 2008-12 2. 35 - Cara Blumfield (29-35) - 2001-03 3. 30 - Jenna Macchi (23-30) - 2004-07 4. 28 - Jacqui Goodchild (21-28) - 2001-04 28 - Kimmy Hopkin (22-28) - 2003-06 6. 23 - Galindo, V. (21-23) - 0 7. 21 - Carley McNar (15-21) - 2008 21 - Carley McNary (17-21) - 2005-08 9. 20 - Mask (16-20) - 0 10. 17 - Gaskill, L. (16-17) - 0


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Lowest opponent batting avg. (minimum 100 IP) 1. .178 - Knight, K. (206.0 IP) - 0 2. .198 - Tekae Malandris (592.0 IP) - 2001-04 3. .213 - Harrell, J. (171.0 IP) - 0 4. .217 - Floetker (139.0 IP) - 0 5. .219 - Kim Ryan (448.1 IP) - 2001-03 6. .243 - Taylor Peyto (155.0 IP) - 2008 7. .262 - Michelle Daly (348.1 IP) - 2002-05 8. .262 - Nicole D’Argento (335.2 IP) - 2010-12 9. .262 - Morgan Kidd (159.1 IP) - 2009-12 10. .263 - Britney Thompson (509.1 IP) - 2004-07

Fewest walks allowed/7 inn game (minimum 100 IP) 1. 1.36 - Floetker (139.0 IP) - 0 2. 1.57 - Allison Gage (245.2 IP) - 2008 3. 1.76 - Harrell, J. (171.0 IP) - 0 4. 2.23 - Britney Thompson (509.1 IP) - 2004-07 5. 2.44 - Allison Gage (378.0 IP) - 2008-11 6. 2.53 - Michelle Daly (348.1 IP) - 2002-05 7. 2.73 - Tekae Malandris (592.0 IP) - 2001-04 8. 2.73 - Savana Lloyd (128.0 IP) - 2006-07 9. 2.80 - Taylor Peyto (155.0 IP) - 2008 10. 2.95 - Taylor Peyton (336.2 IP) - 2007-10

Most strikeouts/7 inn game (minimum 100 IP) 1. 8.56 - Knight, K. (206.0 IP) - 0 2. 8.01 - Kim Ryan (448.1 IP) - 2001-03 3. 7.66 - Tekae Malandris (592.0 IP) - 2001-04 4. 6.09 - Floetker (139.0 IP) - 0 5. 5.86 - Nicole D’Argento (335.2 IP) - 2010-12 6. 5.62 - Morgan Kidd (159.1 IP) - 2009-12 7. 5.61 - Harrell, J. (171.0 IP) - 0 8. 4.80 - Britney Thompson (509.1 IP) - 2004-07 9. 4.47 - Taylor Peyto (155.0 IP) - 2008 10. 4.36 - Michelle Daly (348.1 IP) - 2002-05

Most wins 1. 55 - Alexis Beckman (n/a) - 1994-97 2. 51 - Kim Ryan (51-28) - 2000-03 3. 43 - Tekae Malandris (43-44) - 2001-04 3. 43 - Mary Deitz (n/a) - 1997-99 5. 42 - Liz Walker (n/a) 1993-96 6. 40 - Britney Thompson (40-46) - 2004-07 7. 39 - Allison Gage (39-54) - 2008-11 8. 26 - Michelle Daly (26-22) - 2002-05 9. 22 - Knight, K. (22-10) - 0 10. 19 - Harrell, J. (19-9) - 0 ----- 18 - Nicole D’Argento (18-28) - 2010-12

Most losses 1. 54 - Allison Gage (39-54) - 2008-11 2. 46 - Britney Thompson (40-46) - 2004-07 3. 44 - Tekae Malandris (43-44) - 2001-04 4. 38 - Taylor Peyton (17-38) - 2007-10 5. 28 - Nicole D’Argento (18-28) - 2010-12 5. 28 - Kim Ryan (38-28) - 2001-03 7. 22 - Michelle Daly (26-22) - 2002-05 8. 19 - Allison Gage (19-19) - 2008 8. 19 - Amanda Horowitz (12-19) - 2011-12 10. 17 - Morgan Kidd (6-17) - 2009-12

Most saves 1. 9 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 2. 7 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 3. 5 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 5 - Morgan Kidd - 2009-12 5. 3 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 3 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 3 - Savana Lloyd - 2006-07 3 - Allison Gage - 2008 9. 2 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 10. 1 - Harrell, J. - 0 1 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 1 - Elena Ferrero - 2003-06 1 - Liddle, B. - 0 1 - Schmeiser, K - 0 1 - Colleen Reiche - 2004

Most appearances 1. 136 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 2. 125 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 3. 103 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 4. 97 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 5. 88 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 6. 87 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 87 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 8. 65 - Morgan Kidd - 2009-12 9. 58 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12 10. 51 - Allison Gage - 2008

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Most complete games 1. 78 - Alexis Beckman - 1994-97 2. 57 - Liz Walker - 1993-96 3. 47 - Mary Deitz - 1997-99 4. 46 - Kim Ryan - 2000-03 5. 41 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 6. 39 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 7. 35 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 8. 30 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 9. 22 - Knight, K. - 0 10. 21 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 10. 20 - Harrell, J. - 0 ---- 19 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12

Most shutouts 1. 18 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 2. 17 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 3. 7 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 7 - Harrell, J. - 0 5. 6 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 6. 5 - Knight, K. - 0 5 - Floetker - 0 8. 4 - Allison Gage - 2008 4 - Brooke Shull - 2001-02 10. 3 - Liddle, B. - 0 3 - Tuthill - 0

Most combined shutouts 1. 10 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 10 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 3. 7 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 4. 6 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 5. 5 - Morgan Kidd - 2009-12 5 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 7. 4 - Savana Lloyd - 2006-07 4 - Brooke Shull - 2001-02 9. 3 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 3 - Erin Mackey - 2001-04

Most innings pitched 1. 592.0 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 2. 509.1 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 3. 448.1 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 4. 378.0 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 5. 348.1 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 6. 336.2 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 7. 335.2 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 8. 245.2 - Allison Gage - 2008 9. 206.0 - Knight, K. - 0 10. 185.2 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12

Most hits allowed 1. 514 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 2. 461 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 3. 433 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 4. 359 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 5. 353 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 6. 351 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 7. 343 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 8. 271 - Allison Gage - 2008 9. 225 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12 10. 175 - Savana Lloyd - 2006-07

Most runs allowed 1. 289 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 2. 260 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 3. 240 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 4. 227 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 5. 212 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 6. 188 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 7. 186 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 8. 158 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12 9. 130 - Allison Gage - 2008 10. 102 - Morgan Kidd - 2009-12

Most earned runs allowed 1. 249 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 2. 197 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 3. 188 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 4. 168 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 5. 161 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 6. 158 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 7. 137 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 8. 118 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12 9. 97 - Allison Gage - 2008 10. 88 - Savana Lloyd - 2006-07 88 - Morgan Kidd - 2009-12


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Most strikeouts 1. 710 - Kim Ryan - 2000-03 2. 648 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 3. 608 - Mary Deitz - 1997-99 4. 349 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 5. 281 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 6. 273 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 7. 250 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 8. 252 - Knight, K. - 0 9. 217 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 10. 174 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10

Most strikeouts looking 1. 181 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 2. 146 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 3. 90 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 4. 75 - Knight, K. - 0 5. 68 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 6. 60 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 7. 57 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 8. 44 - Morgan Kidd - 2009-12 44 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 10. 33 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12

Most batters faced 1. 2500 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 2. 2210 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 3. 1936 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 4. 1767 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 5. 1550 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 6. 1533 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 7. 1517 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 8. 1084 - Allison Gage - 2008 9. 953 - Knight, K. - 0 10. 914 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12

Most at bats against 1. 2192 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 2. 1955 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 3. 1609 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 4. 1551 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 5. 1342 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 6. 1308 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 7. 1282 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 8. 982 - Allison Gage - 2008 9. 768 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12 10. 715 - Knight, K. - 0

Most hit batters 1. 40 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 2. 34 - Amanda Horowitz - 2011-12 3. 30 - Kim Ryan - 2001-03 4. 27 - Knight, K. - 0 5. 23 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 23 - Allison Gage - 2008-11 7. 22 - Morgan Kidd - 2009-12 8. 17 - Britney Thompson - 2004-07 9. 15 - Savana Lloyd - 2006-07 10. 13 - Michelle Daly - 2002-05 13 - Floetker - 0


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Highest fielding pct. (minimum 100 chances) 1. 1.000 - Chelsea Dimon (104-12-0) - 2012 2. .996 - Ekart (231-22-1) - 0 3. .995 - Liddle, C. (393-13-2) - 0 .995 - Summer JARRATT (368-38-2) - 2001 5. .990 - Delgado (300-12-3) - 0 6. .989 - Amy Tunstall (393-57-5) - 2007-10 7. .987 - Blair Destit (226-9-3) - 2008 8. .986 - Kimmy Hopkin (133-8-2) - 2003-06 9. .984 - Alison ERBIG (230-19-4) - 2001 10. .984 - Elyse Meredith (784-60-14) - 2001-04

Lowest stolen base against pct. (minimum 10 attempts) 1. .500 - Schuppert (5-10) - 0 2. .581 - Tekae Malandris (50-86) - 2001-04 3. .596 - Summer JARRATT (28-47) - 2001 4. .600 - Liddle, B. (9-15) - 0 5. .607 - Savana Lloyd (17-28) - 2006-07 6. .657 - Morgan Kidd (23-35) - 2009-12 7. .658 - Ekart (25-38) - 0 .658 - Rose, B. (25-38) - 0 9. .667 - Amanda Klimczak (12-18) - 2006-07 10. .673 - Ashley Obrest (72-107) - 2004-07

Most chances 1. 1338 - Lisa Field - 2002-05 2. 889 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 3. 877 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 4. 858 - Elyse Meredith - 2001-04 5. 826 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 6. 806 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 7. 798 - Dani Weir - 2007-10 8. 590 - Kristin Allain - 2003-06 9. 576 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03 10. 575 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10

Most putouts 1. 1175 - Lisa Field - 2002-05 2. 784 - Elyse Meredith - 2001-04 3. 645 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12 4. 617 - Dani Weir - 2007-10 5. 556 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 6. 436 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 7. 424 - Blair Destito - 2007-10 8. 414 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 9. 393 - Liddle, C. - 0 393 - Amy Tunstall - 2007-10

Most assists 1. 448 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 2. 432 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 3. 364 - Kristin Allain - 2003-06 4. 301 - Cara Blumfield - 2001-03 5. 225 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10 6. 219 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 7. 211 - Lisa Fischer - 2001-03 8. 178 - Taylor Peyton - 2007-10 9. 155 - Tekae Malandris - 2001-04 10. 154 - Brittany Wilkins - 2009-12

Most double plays turned 1. 35 - Jenna Macchi - 2004-07 2. 30 - Renee Ramos - 2006-10 3. 24 - Rene Delagrammaticas - 2008-12 24 - Dani Weir - 2007-10 5. 21 - Nicole D’Argento - 2010-12 6. 19 - Blair Destito - 2007-10 7. 18 - Liddle, C. - 0 8. 15 - Elena Ferrero - 2003-06 9. 13 - Ashley Obrest - 2004-07 13 - Elyse Meredith - 2001-04 13 - Smith, B. - 0

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Georgia TechLocation Atlanta, Ga.Nickname Yellow JacketsColors Old Gold & WhiteHome Field Shirley Clements Mewborn FieldHead Coach Sharon Perkins2012 Record (Conf.) 36-21 (12-8)Athletic Website www.ramblinwreck.com

Virginia TechLocation Blacksburg, Va.Nickname HokiesColors Chicago Maroon & Burnt OrangeHome Field Tech Softball ParkHead Coach Scot Thomas2012 Record (Conf.) 40-19 (12-8)Athletic Website www.hokiesports.com

N.C. StateLocation Raleigh, N.C.Nickname WolfpackColors Red & WhiteHome Field Curtis & Jacqueline Dail StadiumHead Coach Shawn Rychcik2012 Record (Conf.) 23-31 (5-15)Athletic Website www.gopack.com

VirginiaLocation Charlottesville, Va.Nickname CavaliersColors Navy & OrangeHome Field The ParkHead Coach Eileen Schmidt2012 Record (Conf.) 26-25 (8-13)Athletic Website www.virginiasports.com

Florida StateLocation Tallahassee, Fla.Nickname SeminolesColors Garnet & GoldHome Field Joanne Graf FieldHead Coach Lonni Alameda2012 Record (Conf) 46-14 (16-5)Athletic Website www.seminoles.com

MarylandLocation College Park, Md.Nickname TerrapinsColors Red, White, Black & GoldHome Field Robert E. Taylor StadiumHead Coach .Lauren Watten2012 Record (Conf.) 34-20 (10-8)Athletic Website www.umterps.com

ClemsonNickname TigersColors Clemson Orange & RegaliaFacility Hoke Sloan Tennis CenterHead Coach Nancy HarrisRecord (Years) 238-129 (13)‘11 Record (Conf.) 21-11 (6-5)Website www.clemsontigers.com

North CarolinaLocation Chapel Hill, N.C.Nickname Tar HeelsColors Carolina Blue & WhiteHome Field Anderson StadiumHead Coach Donna Papa2012 Record (Conf.) 41-13 (13-4)Athletic Website www.tarheelblue.com

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A HISTORY The Atlantic Coast Conference was founded on May 8, 1953, at the Sedgefield Inn near Greensboro, N.C., with seven char-ter members - Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest - drawing up the conference by-laws. The withdrawal of seven schools from the Southern Conference came early on the morning of May 8, 1953, during the Southern Conference’s annual spring meeting. On June 14, 1953, the seven members met in Raleigh, N.C., where a set of bylaws was adopted and the name became officially the Atlantic Coast Conference. Suggestions from fans for the name of the new conference appeared in the region’s newspapers prior to the meeting in Raleigh. Some of the names suggested were: Dixie, Mid South, Mid Atlantic, East Coast, Seaboard, Colonial, Tobacco, Blue-Gray, Piedmont, Southern Seven and the Shoreline. Duke’s Eddie Cameron recommended that the name of the conference be the Atlantic Coast Conference, and the motion was passed unanimously. The meeting concluded with each member institution assessed $200.00 to pay for conference expenses. On December 4, 1953, conference officials met again at Sedgefield and officially admitted the University of Virginia as the league’s eighth member. The first and only, withdrawal of a school from the ACC came on June 30, 1971, when the Univer-sity of South Carolina tendered its resignation. The ACC operated with seven members until April 3, 1978, when the Georgia Institute of Technology was admitted. The Atlanta school had withdrawn from the Southeastern Conference in January of 1964. The ACC expanded to nine members on July 1, 1991, with the addition of Florida State University. The conference expanded to 11 members on July 1, 2004, with the addition of the University of Miami and Virginia Poly-technic Institute and State University. On October 17, 2003, Boston College accepted an invitation to become the league’s 12th member starting July 1, 2005.

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Boston College was founded by the Society of Jesus in 1863 and, with 3 teachers and 22 students, opened its doors on September 5, 1864. Through its first seven decades, it remained a small undergraduate institution, serving the sons of the Irish working class, and teaching theology and philosophy, Greek and Latin classics, and English and modern languages.

Originally located on Harrison Avenue in Boston’s South End, the College outgrew its urban setting early in the 20th century and moved to the former Lawrence farm in then-rural Chestnut Hill, where ground was broken on June 19, 1909 for the construction of a central Recita-tion Building, later named Gasson Hall in honor of President Thomas I. Gasson, S.J., who led the relocation. The Recitation Building opened in March 1913. The three other buildings that still shape the core of the campus—St. Mary’s Hall, Devlin Hall, and Bapst Library—opened in 1917, 1924, and 1928, respectively.

Though incorporated as a university from its beginning, Boston College did not begin to fill out the dimensions of its University charter until the 1920s, with the inauguration of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Law School, and the Evening College, today the James A. Woods, S.J., College of Advancing Studies. The 1930s saw the introduction of the Graduate School of Social Work and the College of Business Administration—today the Wallace E. Carroll School of Management. The School of Nursing—named in honor of William F. Connell in 2003—and the School of Education—today named for Carolyn A. and Peter S. Lynch—followed in 1947 and 1952. The Graduate School of Arts and Sciences first offered doctoral programs

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in 1952, followed by the graduate schools of Education, Nursing, Management, and Social Work. By 1970 all undergraduate programs had become coeducational, and today women make up more than half of the University’s enrollment.

In 1974, Boston College acquired a 40-acre site, 1.5 miles from the Chestnut Hill Campus, that had been owned by Newton College of the Sacred Heart. The land is the present site of the Law School and of residence halls housing some 800 freshmen. Thirty years later, the University acquired 43 acres from the Boston Archdiocese on land adjoining the Lower Campus in Chestnut Hill. The Brighton Campus is now the site of the School of Theology and Ministry, which was formed in 2008, when the Weston Jesuit School of Theology re-affiliated with Boston College and was joined with the Institute of Religious Education and Pastoral Ministry.

In 2005, the Church in the 21st Century Initiative, which was founded in the midst of the sex abuse scandal as a catalyst and resource for en-gaging critical issues facing the Catholic Church, became a permanent center at Boston College.

In October 2008, the University launched “Light the World: the 150th Anniversary Campaign for Boston College,” setting a goal of $1.5 bil-lion to support a strategic plan that advances academic program devel-opment, faculty expansion and research, and endows undergraduate financial aid, student formation programs, capital projects, and efforts to advance Boston College as the leading global Catholic university.

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FEBRUARY22 # Missouri State Chattanooga, Tenn. 11 a.m.22 # Miami (OH) Chattanooga, Tenn. 3:30 p.m.23 # Ohio Chattanooga, Tenn. 1:15 p.m.23 # Chattanooga Chattanooga, Tenn. 3:30 p.m.24 # Toledo Chattanooga, Tenn. 10 a.m.

MARCH1 ^ Longwood Kissimmee, Fla. 1:15 p.m.1 ^ Syracuse Kissimmee, Fla. 5:45 p.m.2 ^ Oregon Kissimmee, Fla. 10 a.m.2 ^ Notre Dame Kissimmee, Fla. 2:30 p.m.3 ^ Georgetown Kissimmee, Fla. 1:30 p.m.5 % Michigan Orlando, Fla. 1 p.m.5 % Southern Illinois-Edwardsville Orlando, Fla. 3 p.m.6 % UCF Orlando, Fla. 3 p.m.7 Bethune-Cookman Daytona Beach, Fla. 1 p.m. (DH)9 * North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 1 p.m. (DH)10 * North Carolina Chapel Hill, N.C. 12 p.m.15 & Temple Tampa, Fla. 11 a.m.15 & Colgate Tampa, Fla. 1:15 p.m.16 & Radford Tampa, Fla. 11 a.m.16 & LIU-Brooklyn Tampa, Fla. 1:15 p.m.17 & Rutgers Tampa, Fla. 9:30 a.m.17 & Cornell Tampa, Fla. 1:15 p.m.26 Bryant Chestnut Hill, Mass. 4 p.m.27 UMass Amherst, Mass. 3 p.m.29 * Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 5 p.m (DH)30 * Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 12 p.m.

APRIL4 Boston University Boston, Mass. 4 p.m.6 * Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 1 p.m. (DH)7 * Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 12 p.m.9 UMass Chestnut Hill, Mass. 4 p.m.10 Dartmouth Hanover, N.H. 3 p.m. (DH)11 Maine Chestnut Hill, Mass. 4 p.m.13 * Virginia Tech Chestnut Hill, Mass. 1 p.m. (DH)14 * Virginia Tech Chestnut Hill, Mass. 12 p.m. 17 Providence Chestnut Hill, Mass. 4 p.m.18 Boston University Chestnut Hill, Mass. 4 p.m.20 * Maryland College Park, Md. 1 p.m. (DH)21 * Maryland College Park, Md. 1 p.m.24 Hartford Chestnut Hill, Mass. 4 p.m.25 Harvard Chestnut Hill, Mass. 3 p.m. (DH)27 * NC State Chestnut Hill, Mass. 1 p.m. (DH)28 * NC State Chestnut Hill, Mass. 12 p.m.30 Connecticut Storrs, Conn. 3:30 p.m.

MAY2 Bryant Smithfield, R.I. 4 p.m.4 * Georgia Tech Chestnut Hill, Mass. 1 p.m. (DH)5 * Georgia Tech Chestnut Hill, Mass. 1 p.m.9-11 * ACC Tournament Tallahassee, Fla. TBA HOME GAMES IN CAPITALS* - ACC Games# - UT-Chattanooga Tournament^ - ESPN Citrus Classic

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