2010 Rogers State University Softball Media Guide

# Name Pos. Ht. Cl. B/T Hometown/Previous School

1 Brittany White OF 5’3 JR S/R Ashdown, AR/Texarkana College

2 Ashlee Dillman OF 5’4 FR S/R Oologah, OK/Oologah HS

3 Ashlie Fauchier SS 5’3 FR S/R Choctaw, OK/Choctaw HS

4 Angelina Vines OF 5’9 JR R/R Bartlesville, OK/Northern OK College

5 Dina Ortiz C 5’5 JR R/R Monahans, TX/Midland College

6 Melanie McCallister UTL 5’7 FR R/R Bartlesville, OK/Vernon College

7 Marie Gaudet OF 5’7 JR R/R Glenpool, OK/Glenpool HS

8 Katrina Loy OF 5’6 FR R/R Claremore, OK/Claremore Sequoyah HS

9 Jordan Ford OF 5’7 FR R/R Claremore, OK/Claremore HS

10 Logan Zamora 2B 5’7 JR R/R Sun City, CA/Midland College

11 Tye Coats P/1B 5’9 JR R/R Quinlan, TX/Texas Tech

12 Tanya Koch C 5’9 JR R/R Edmond, OK/Deer Creek HS

13 Katie Bointy 3B 5’9 JR R/R Anadarko, OK/Anadarko HS

19 Sarah Harvey 3B/SS 5’8 JR S/R Sapulpa, OK/Connors State College

21 Taryn Hernandez P/OF 5’4 JR L/L Moreno Valley, CA/Bethune Cookman

22 Shelby Brogdon 1B 5’9 FR R/R Forney, TX/Forney HS

23 Linsey Curtis 1B/3B 5’7 FR R/R Collinsville, OK/Collinsville HS

26 Jodi Patterson C/INF 5’5 FR R/R Chelsea, OK/Chelsea HS

Head Coach: Mark DicusAssistant Coach: Amy RenaultStudent Assistants: Jenny Johnson & Jake Trotter

What’s Inside?Letter from the President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Letter from the Athletic Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1About RSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Hillcat Life Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-62010 Softball Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-10Head Softball Coach Bio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Assistant Softball Coaches’ Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Softball Player Bios (Returners) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Softball Player Bios (Newcomers) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-18Hillcat Softball Conference Opponents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Hillcat Softball Non-Conference Opponents . . . . . . . . . 19Hillcat Softball Season in Review. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202009 Softball Season Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212009 Softball Player Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 222009 Softball Statistical Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 232009 Final SAC Standings & Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24RSU Softball Individual Single-Game Records. . . . . . . . 25RSU Softball Team Single-Game Records . . . . . . . . . . . 25RSU Softball Individual Single-Season Records. . . . . . . 26RSU Softball All-Time Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Athletic Administration & Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

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As many of you know, our athletic programs, althoughjust a few years in existence, have experienced tremen-dous success. The RSU baseball and softball teams per-formed quite well during their fourth season, and theattendance and enthusiasm of fans was tremendous.

We are excited about this season of RSU Softball! GoHillcats!

Dr. Larry Rice

PresidentRogers State University

Welcome to a new season ofexciting RSU Hillcat Softball!

Since becoming president of thisgreat institution, I have been asimpressed by the sportsmanshipof our student-athletes as I havethe quality of our athletic pro-grams. I also have beenimpressed by the academic

achievements of our student-athletes, who have experi-enced success in the classroom as well as on the playingfield.

The university is pleased to be part of the Sooner AthleticConference (SAC) and the National Association ofIntercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) - two organizations thatplace a high priority on promoting healthy values, devel-oping strong character traits, and encouraging academicachievement among all student-athletes. These are val-ues that we share at RSU and impress upon our student-athletes every day.

Letter from the President

Welcome to Hillcat softball! It'swith great excitement and antici-pation that we embark on ourfifth season of softball at RSU. TheHillcats continued their traditionof success under first-year headcoach Mark Dicus in 2009, andwe look forward to even betterresults in 2010. The immediatesuccess of RSU athletics has gar-

nered national attention for our university and community,and we are honored you have chosen to join us for thisexciting time in the growth of Hillcat athletics.

Letter from the Athletic DirectorRarely in life does one get the chance to be a part ofsomething at the foundation level. However, here at RSUwe are all doing just that. The players, coaches, and fansare building our athletic tradition together from theground up. We hope that you enjoy your afternoons andevenings spent cheering on our team at the HillcatComplex. We also hope you'll follow the Softball Cats onthe road by tuning in to our radio broadcasts later thisspring on RSU Radio 91.3 FM or by visiting www.rsuhill-cats.com.

Your continued support will be vital to all of our pro-grams, and I hope you know how much it is appreciated.Together, we can build a strong foundation and a proudtradition for the future of RSU athletics.

Wren Baker

Athletic DirectorRogers State University

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Rogers State University: A Great Oklahoma Higher Education Success Story

Rogers State University holds a historic position in theannals of Oklahoma higher education.

Since RSU was accredited as a four-year university in2000, enrollment has increased by more than 70 percent(student credit hours), earning RSU the title of one ofOklahoma's fastest-growing universities.

RSU is a dynamic, progressive university with more than4,200 students, widely recognized for its high-qualityacademic programs, distance learning options, and high-technology learning environment. RSU is the only publicfour-year, residential university in the Tulsa metropolitanarea. RSU is one of 11 regional universities in Oklahoma.

RSU offers 35 bachelor's degrees and 24 associatedegrees, and is one of a few universities in Oklahomawith the dual mission of offering both four and two-yeardegrees. Innovative new bachelor's degrees includeapplied technology, environmental conservation, sportmanagement, and game development.

Many students from northeast Oklahoma who plan toattend medical school complete their undergraduatestudies through RSU's program in medical/molecularbiology. And RSU enjoys a statewide reputation for aca-demic excellence in its nursing program.

Distinguished Academic Achievements

RSU was the only regional university in Oklahoma to begranted continued accreditation from the HigherLearning Commission of the North Central Association ofColleges and Schools without further required evaluationfor 10 years - a rarity in higher education in Oklahomaand a major accomplishment achieved by few universi-ties. This is truly a testament to the high academic qual-ity of RSU.

RSU participates in The Washington Center InternshipProgram, a nationally recognized program placing stu-dents with private, public, and nonprofit organizations inWashington, D.C. Students participating in the semester-long internship earn college credit while they gain "realworld" experience within their field of interest and inter-act with influential leaders and policymakers. RSU is oneof only three universities in Oklahoma to participate inthis prestigious program.

About RSU

u RSU is the only public four-year, residential university in theTulsa metropolitan area.

u RSU enjoys a statewide reputation for academic excellence inits nursing program.

u The President's Leadership Class (PLC) is a four-year scholarshipprogram designed to foster personal and professional developmentfor RSU students who have demonstrated leadership abilities.

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Most RSU faculty members hold doctoral degrees or thehighest degrees available in their fields from esteemedinstitutions across the nation, including PrincetonUniversity, Duke University, and the University ofOklahoma.

The university also boasts an Honors Program, whichprovides an atmosphere where scholars can challengethemselves academically to maximize their college expe-rience through specialized courses, student/faculty jointresearch projects, and a strong emphasis on servicelearning in the community.

In addition, the President's Leadership Class (PLC), afour-year scholarship program that fosters personal andprofessional development, was designed for RSU stu-dents who have demonstrated leadership abilities.

RSU also offers study abroad programs in Italy, SouthKorea, and Wales, and domestic study opportunities inChicago, New York, and other cities. The domestic andinternational study programs provide students withopportunities to see the world, learn about other cul-tures, and enrich their educational experience. Studentscan learn more about these programs at www.rsu.edu.

Growth in Learning Facilities

The new Centennial Center is a two-level, 50,000-square-foot facility that combines student developmentprograms under one roof, serves as a central location forstudents to study and socialize, and provides a focalpoint for the RSU campus in Claremore. The facility alsooffers expanded ballrooms, conference centers, andmeeting rooms for the community.

A major expansion and renovation of Baird Hall on theClaremore campus is underway.

New student housing on the Claremore campus will beavailable in 2011.

The recent expansion of the RSU campus in Pryor hasresulted in a doubling of the campus facility, more class-es, and more students.

The state-of-the-art Stratton Taylor Library opened in2004. The library features distinguished collections, wire-less Internet, study areas, reading rooms, computer sta-tions, classrooms, and a coffee bar.

About RSU

u Most RSU faculty members hold doctoral degrees or the high-est degrees available in their fields from esteemed institutionsacross the nation.

u The state-of-the-art Stratton Taylor Library features large studyareas, a coffee bar, and wireless Internet throughout the facility.

u The Centennial Center opened on the the Claremore campuslast year.

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A Brief History of RSU

RSU was founded in 1909 as Eastern UniversityPreparatory School in Claremore. The school preparedthe daughters and sons of area residents to attend col-lege. Historic Preparatory Hall, known for its iconic golddome, was the first building on the school's campus.

However, the school closed only a few years after itopened. Taking its place was the storied OklahomaMilitary Academy, which operated on the Hill from 1919to 1971.

Known as the “West Point of the Southwest,” the OMAhas an extensive register of graduates who became greatleaders, both in military and civilian life. More than 2,500OMA graduates served in the Armed Forces of the UnitedStates during World War II, the Korean War, and theVietnam War. More than 100 graduates gave their lives inservice to their country.

In 1971, the OMA closed and Claremore Junior Collegeopened on the Hill, serving more than 400 students. Thejunior college grew rapidly in the 1970s, and by the timeit was renamed Rogers State College in 1982, the institu-tion boasted a variety of associate degree programs, dis-tance learning capabilities, a new radio and televisionstation, and intercollegiate athletics.

In 1999, the Oklahoma Legislature renamed the institu-tion Rogers State University and charged it with seekingaccreditation as a four-year university. Accreditation atthe baccalaurete level was granted less than two yearslater in 2000.

Today, RSU is one of Oklahoma's fastest-growing univer-sities, offering a wide variety of bachelor's degree pro-grams to more than 4,200 students on campuses inClaremore, Bartlesville, and Pryor.

About RSU

u Meyer Hall is listed on the National Register of HistoricPlaces.

u RSU is one of Oklahoma's fastest-growing universities.

u RSU has more than 4,200 students enrolled on campuses inClaremore, Bartlesville, and Pryor.

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Academic Development

The Rogers State University Student-Athlete AcademicDevelopment (SADD) program is designed to support Hillcatathletes as they strive for success in the classroom and reachtheir educational and career goals. The program providesacademic support such as advisement, subject tutors, andlearning groups for each RSU student-athlete.

Study sessions are designed specifically for each athletic pro-gram, and student-athletes are given the opportunity to workwith tutors trained in their particular area of academic study.It is the goal of the SAAD program to help the athletes growinto responsible adults as they become upperclassmen andtake the initiative to be personally responsible for their edu-cation and their future.

The Student-Athlete Academic Development program, led byJared Hood, will be there every step of the way for each ath-letes to ensure they are pursuing a degree that will supporttheir personal goals and prepare them for life after college.

Hillcat LIFE Programs

The Hillcat LIFE programs are designed to promote student-athletes’ success off the field or court. Each year RSU intro-duces a variety of programs that will help enrich the collegeexperience of its student-athletes, helping them avoid poten-tial pitfalls and giving them information useful when makingimportant life decisions. The following are some examples ofHillcat LIFE programs:

Etiquette Training: Student-athletes are instructed on prop-er dining habits and dating manners and courtesies. Eachathlete is given a demonstration on the proper etiquette atformal meals.

Drug and Alcohol Counseling: Student-athletes are madeaware of the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. They aregiven examples of athletes with promising futures who failedto reach their potential due to drug/alcohol abuse.

“It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time…” Seminar: Thispresentation attempts to elighten student-athletes about theexisting legal realities associated with various acts they likelydeem benign and provokes introspection that will lead tomore careful decisionmaking.

Nutrition Counseling: A nutritionist meets with student-ath-letes to discuss healthy meal choices and lifestyles. Athletesare given an overview of different types of foods and howthey affect the human body.


u Study sessions are designed specifically for each athletic pro-gram. Student-athletes are given the opportunity to work withtutors trained in their particular area of academic study.

u RSU student-athletes have access to individual tutors toensure they get the academic support they need.

u Student-athletes are instructed on proper dining etiquette anddating manners and courtesies.

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Dangers of Gambling: Student-athletes are warned aboutthe dangers of gambling addictions and also are warnedagainst gambling on collegiate athletics, which is a violationof NAIA and NCAA rules.

RSU athletics continues to expand its programs in order toprovide a well-rounded education for all Hillcat athletes.

Champions of Character

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)Champions of Character program is designed to instill anunderstanding of character values in sports and provide prac-tical tools for student-athletes, coaches, and parents to use inmodeling exemplary character traits.

Launched by the NAIA in 2000, the Champions of Characterprogram addresses character issues more comprehensivelythan any other national program for youth. The program cur-rently reaches hundreds of thousands of students on nearly300 college and university campuses in North America andextends into their surrounding communities.

The NAIA has been informally teaching character develop-ment through athletics for decades. The core values ofrespect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership, andsportsmanship are addressed comprehensively in theChampions of Character program.

The NAIA Champions of Character program is an education-al outreach initiative that emphasizes the tenets of characterand integrity, not only for NAIA college students, but foryounger students, coaches, and parents in our communities.

Coaches, parents, administrators, and community partnersall have a role in developing students of character. The NAIAChampions of Character program brings them training,guidelines, and behavior models to create positive environ-ments that promote personal growth and fun sports activity.


u The core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servantleadership, and sportsmanship are addressed in theChampions of Character program.

u RSU strives to develop its student-athletes both on and offthe field.

u The NAIA Champions of Character program is an education-al outreach initiative that emphasizes the tenets of characterand integrity.

2010 Softball Season Outlook

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The Rogers State softball program enters the 2010 sea-son with a renewed sense of optimism.

The Hillcats produced their fourth consecutive 30-winseason in 2009 under first-year head coach Mark Dicus,but failed to meet their ultimate goal of reaching theNational Tournament. Now, with a full year to implementhis coaching philosophy and acquire prized recruits,Dicus has the RSU program poised for a return to nation-al prominence.

“I think the biggest difference you'll see from the Hillcatsthis year is we will have a strong offense from top to bot-tom and will be capable of putting up some big numberswith an explosive offense,” Dicus said. “The one thing I'msure of is that we're better at every position than wewere last year. We're better offensively and defensively,and we've got more pitching depth.”

RETURNERSPerhaps the one thing the Hillcats lack entering 2010 is alarge cast of veterans. Juniors Katie Bointy, Marie Gaudet,and Tanya Koch represent the only returners from lastseason. With no seniors on the roster, the trio will becalled upon to provide guidance for a long list of talent-ed newcomers.

“The three returners we have will bring a lot in terms ofleadership and work ethic,” Dicus said. “All three havemade major contributions over the past two years andare some of the hardest workers we have, which is con-tagious and has already rubbed off on the rest of ourteam.”

The returners combined to make 155 starts in 2009 andhave been a staple of the RSU lineup in each of the pasttwo seasons. Bointy and Gaudet solidified the corners ofthe Hillcat infield with Bointy earning SAC Gold Glovehonors last season at third base. Dicus labeled Gaudet as“the most athletic player I've ever coached.” Koch hashandled the Cats' stellar pitching staff as RSU's primarycatcher in each of the past two years. She threw out 13of 21 would-be base stealers in 2009 and upped her bat-ting average by nearly 100 points from her freshman season.

The veterans combined for 15 home runs and 60 RBI lastseason and are expected to provide bigger numbers in2010.

u Tanya kochcatcher


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NEWCOMERSDicus's highly-touted recruiting class comprises sevenfreshmen and eight juniors, many of whom will be calledupon to make an immediate impact for the Hillcats. Thelist of newcomers includes a junior college All-American,two Division I transfers, and a host of all-state honorees.

“As a whole, the newcomers have already improved ourclub dramatically on offense,” Dicus said. “Another hugeupgrade we've had is in our team defense. This team hasthe same passion to play hard that last year's team had,they're just more talented.”

Dicus noted freshman shortstop Ashlie Fauchier and jun-ior centerfielder Brittany White as potential Gold Glovecandidates. “Ashley learns very quickly and has filled aposition in the middle infield that is very critical for uswhile Brittany was just a human highlight reel in the out-field this fall.”

Connors State College product Sarah Harvey andCollinsville freshman Lindsey Curtis should provide plen-ty of pop in the middle of the RSU lineup. Harvey was atwo-time All-American for the Cowgirls and belted 16home runs in 2009. Curtis has been penciled in as theCats' designated hitter after cranking out six homers injust a handful of games during the fall.

The departure of 2009 senior Jenny Johnson left a hugevoid in the RSU pitching staff. However, Dicus hasreplaced one strong arm with two as he netted a pair oftransfers from top four-year programs.

“We lost a great pitcher last year in J.J., but we have twoDivision I transfers coming in to replace her,” Dicusnoted. “Tye Coats, who played at Texas Tech, will lead us.She has incredible power and has been clocked between63 and 66 miles per hour with good movement on herpitches. To complement her, we signed Taryn Hernandez,a left hander who started for two years at Bethune-Cookman. She's a fierce competitor who isn't afraid ofanybody.”

u marie gaudetoutfielder

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SCHEDULEA myriad of home games highlight the 2010 RSU softballschedule. After playing just six home dates last spring,the Hillcats have 24 regular season games and a two-daytournament scheduled for the Hillcat Complex in 2010.The inaugural Border War Tournament will feature eightteams from Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, and Kansas April9 and 10.

The Sooner Athletic Conference has also adopted a newscheduling format with each team playing a home-and-home series with every school in the league. RSU willhost nine SAC doubleheaders, including dates with 2009National Tournament participants Lubbock Christian(March 24), Oklahoma City (April 1), and St. Gregory's(May 1).

The top eight teams will advance to the conference tour-nament May 7 and 8 at Hall of Fame Stadium inOklahoma City.

u The Hillcats have set their focus on Decatur, Alabama, and the National Tournament in 2010.

EXPECTATIONSThe RSU softball program has accomplished a lot in itsbrief existence on the Hill. In just four short years, theHillcats have established a winning tradition, earned aTop 10 national ranking, and notched a number ofnotable wins over nationally ranked programs. However,one primary goal has eluded the Cats thus far. As theytake the diamond this spring, the Hillcats have only onedestination in mind.

“We always set our focus on Decatur, Alabama, and theNational Tournament,” Dicus stated. “That's our goal andI think this year, more than ever, it's obtainable. We wantto get to the National Tournament with a chance to winthe last game of the season.”

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Head Softball Coach Mark Dicusbegins his second season at thehelm of the Rogers State softballprogram in 2010.

Dicus led RSU to a 31-24 recordand a fifth place finish in theSooner Athletic Conference dur-ing his first campaign on the Hillin 2009. He replaced Dawn Reed-

Schultz, who led the Hillcat softball program during itsfirst three years of existence. Dicus placed four players onthe all-conference squad and one player on the confer-ence gold glove team in 2009. Highly regarded for hisrecruiting skills, Dicus has added 15 promising newcom-ers for the 2010 season.

Prior to joining the Hillcats, Dicus spent a decade build-ing a championship program at Seminole State College.In his 10 seasons at Seminole, Dicus led the Lady Trojansto a 550-196 overall record, claimed seven conferencechampionships, and made four national tournamentappearances. He carved his niche as a softball guru dur-ing a 13-year run at Dewey High School. Dicus led theBulldoggers to 13 straight state tournament appear-ances, reaching the championship game nine timeswhile earning four state titles. He leaped to the collegeranks in 1999 when he became the first head softballcoach at Seminole State.

Dicus won 79 percent (448-118) of his games as thesoftball coach at DHS and was named the OklahomaState Coach of the Year four times for his efforts. He washonored as the National Federation Coach of the Year in1994 and was elected to the Oklahoma High SchoolFastpitch Coaches Hall of Fame in 2002.

Dicus is charged with guiding a Hillcat softball team thathas quickly earned national respect and recognition injust four seasons of competition. RSU has achieved threeconsecutive 30-win seasons, including a program-best42 victories in 2008. RSU achieved a Top 10 nationalranking and defeated the eventual national champion,Lubbock Christian, in 2008 and knocked off nationalpowerhouse Oklahoma City in 2009.

“Our team will have one specific goal and that's to be anational champion,” Dicus said following his hiring in2008. “I'm very aware of the conference we play in andthe level of competition it produces. I'm excited aboutthe challenge and eager to get started.”

Mark Dicus - Head Softball Coach

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Amy Renault - Assistant CoachAssistant Coach Amy Renault returns for her second year as a member of the RSU coaching staff.Renault returned home to begin her coaching career with the Hillcats in 2009. The Claremorenative completed a standout playing career at the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma in 2008.Renault was an all-state selection at C.H.S. and later earned all-conference honors at Connors StateCollege before finishing at USAO. She will complete work on a Master's in Sports Administrationthis spring at East Central University. Renault's primary duties for the Hillcats include working withthe infielders and coaching first base.

Jenny Johnson - Student Assistant CoachStudent Assistant Coach Jenny Johnson has moved outside the lines following a storied two-yearplaying career at RSU. Johnson led the Hillcats with her arm and her bat as a senior in 2009, amass-ing 29 pitching victories and a school record 14 home runs. She posted a 44-23 record during hertwo-year career on the Hill. A native of Rohnert Park, Calif., Johnson will guide the RSU battery ofpitchers and catchers this spring while also working to complete her degree in sport management.

Jake Trotter - Student Assistant CoachStudent Assistant Coach Jake Trotter got his start in the coaching ranks with the Hillcats in 2009.Trotter played baseball at Coffeyville Community College following a successful prep career atDewey High School. He made the transition to coaching softball while pursuing a degree at RSU.Trotter primarily tutors the outfielders while assisting with hitting instruction as well.

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Softball Player Bios (Returners)

Number: 13 Class: JuniorAge: 20 Height: 5'9B/T: R/R Position: 3B

Hometown: Anadarko, OKHigh School: AnadarkoPrevious School: None Major: Justice Administration

About: Bointy started 53 games at third base and was named to the Sooner Athletic Conference Gold Glove team as asophomore in 2009. She also belted seven home runs and tallied 24 RBI in her second season as a starter at RSU. Bointywas voted RSU's best defensive player in 2009. She started all 59 games at third base for the Hillcats as a freshman in2008, was third on the team with four home runs, and tied for second in total bases with 34. Bointy was an all-state selec-tion as a senior at Anadarko High School after posting a .375 batting average and a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage.

2009 StatisticsAVG. AB 2B 3B HR R RBI.253 158 4 3 4 23 34

Katie

Bointy

Number: 7 Class: JuniorAge: 20 Height: 5’7B/T: R/R Position: OF

Hometown: Glenpool, OKHigh School: Glenpool Previous School: NoneMajor: Sport Management

About: Gaudet has started every game during her two-year career at RSU. She hit .276 with four home runs as a sopho-more in 2009 and finished second on the team in stolen bases with 17. Gaudet split time between the infield and the out-field as a freshman in 2008 and belted eight doubles and one home run. Gaudet was chosen for the Oklahoma All-Stateteam after leading Glenpool High School to a district championship as a senior and was also selected as the G.H.S. 2007female athlete of the year.


Marie

Gaudet

Number: 12 Class: JuniorAge: 20 Height: 5’9B/T: R/R Position: C

Hometown: Deer Creek, OKHigh School: Deer CreekPrevious School: None Major: Sport Management

About: Koch improved her batting average by nearly 100 points in her second year as the Hillcats primary catcher in 2009. She hit.279 as a sophomore backstop and also cranked four home runs with 14 RBI. Koch threw out 62 percent of would-be base steal-ers and posted a .979 fielding percentage behind the plate. She made 52 starts for RSU during her freshman season in 2008 andtallied seven doubles and 18 RBI on the season. Koch earned all-state honors as a prep after leading Edmond Deer Creek HighSchool to the state semi-finals. Koch helped Deer Creek claim four consecutive district titles and a state championship in 2003.


TANYA

KOCH

Softball Player Bios (Newcomers)

Number: 22 Class: FreshmanAge: 17 Height: 5'9B/T: R/R Position: 1B

Hometown: Forney, TXHigh School: ForneyPrevious School: None Major: Molecular Biology

About: Brogdon put up big numbers as a senior at Forney High School, earning first team all-district accolades in 2009.She hit .425 with 21 doubles, four homers, and 51 RBI to lead FHS to an undefeated district record. Brogdon also earnedacademic all-state honors and said she chose RSU because “they have a great softball program and I loved the school.”

Shelby

Brogdon

Number: 11 Class: JuniorAge: 21 Height: 5’9B/T: R/R Position: RHP

Hometown: Quinlan, TXHigh School: Rockwall Previous School: Texas TechMajor: Sport Management

About: Coats joins the Hillcats after spending the past two years at Texas Tech. She compiled an 8-15 record over two sea-sons for the Red Raiders and also tallied 89 strikeouts and 131 innings pitched as a competitor in the Big 12. Coats wasa three-time MVP at Rockwall High School. Her father was once a professional wrestler who's nickname was KillerCoats.She said she chose RSU “because of the academics, the coaching staff, and to win a championship.”

Tye

Coats

Number: 23 Class: FreshmanAge: 17 Height: 5’8B/T: R/R Position: 1B/3B

Hometown: Collinsville, OKHigh School: CollinsvillePrevious School: None Major: Business

About: Curtis signed with the Hillcats following a standout prep career at Collinsville High School. She hit .522 as a seniorfor the Lady Cardinals and was named all-district, all-region, and all-state. Curtis amassed 71 hits, including 13 doublesand 11 home runs, in 2008 and was selected as the conference player of the year. She said she chose RSU because “it'sclose to home, has great facilities, and I've heard a lot of positive things about it.”

Linsey

Curtis

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Number: 2 Class: FreshmanAge: 18 Height: 5'4B/T: R/R Position: OF

Hometown: Oologah, OKHigh School: OologahPrevious School: None Major: Geology

About: Dillman joined the RSU program after completing a four-year career at Oologah High School in 2008. She earnedTulsa 7 Conference honorable mention accolades as a senior and was a three-time recipient of the OSSAA AcademicAchievement award. Dillman said she chose RSU because “it's close to home and allows me the opportunity to continueplaying softball.”

Ashlee

Dillman

Number: 3 Class: FreshmanAge: 19 Height: 5’3B/T: S/R Position: SS

Hometown: Choctaw, OKHigh School: ChoctawPrevious School: NoneMajor: Elementary Education

About: Fauchier signed with the Hillcats following a standout prep career at Choctaw High School. She hit .464 with fivedoubles and six triples to lead the Lady Jackets to a regional championship. Fauchier was named all-conference and all-state and said she chose RSU because “I fell in love with the campus and the coach.”

Ashlie

Fauchier

Number: 9 Class: FreshmanAge: 19 Height: 5’5B/T: R/R Position: OF

Hometown: Claremore, OKHigh School: ClaremorePrevious School: None Major: Biology

About: Ford decided to stay home to begin her collegiate career after leading Claremore High School to a regional cham-pionship and a state semi-finals appearance in 2008. She hit .338 as a senior for the Lady Zebras and earned all-regionand all-state recognition. Ford said she chose RSU because “it's close to home.”

Jordan

Ford


Number: 19 Class: JuniorAge: 19 Height: 5'6B/T: S/R Position: 3B/SS

Hometown: Sapulpa, OKHigh School: SapulpaPrevious School: Connors State College Major: Molecular Biology

About: Harvey looks to fulfill the Hillcats' need for a shortstop after transferring from Connors State College. She wasnamed an NJCAA All-American in 2009 after hitting .437 with 12 home runs for the Cowgirls. Harvey was an all-state selec-tion following her senior season at Sapulpa High School and said she chose RSU because “it's a good school and theopportunity to win a championship.”

Sarah

Harvey

Number: 21 Class: JuniorAge: 19 Height: 5’4B/T: L/L Position: P/OF

Hometown: Moreno Valley, CA High School: Valley ViewPrevious School: Bethune CookmanMajor: Elementary Education

About: Hernandez transferred to RSU for her junior season from NCAA Division I Bethune Cookman. The pitcher/outfield-er was a first-team all league player as a senior at Valley View High School in Moreno Valley, Calif., and also achieved schol-ar athlete status after posting a 4.0 GPA. She is the youngest of seven children in her family and said she chose RSUbecause “it was highly recommended to me by Coach Tommy Ramos at Midland College.”

Taryn

Hernandez

Number: 8 Class: FreshmanAge: 18 Height: 5’6B/T: R/R Position: OF

Hometown: Claremore, OKHigh School: SequoyahPrevious School: None Major: Biology

About: Loy leaned on her hometown roots when signing with the Hillcats after starring at Claremore Sequoyah HighSchool for four years. She was named all-conference and offensive player of the year after posting a .480 batting averageand leading the Lady Eagles to a regional championship in 2008. Loy said she chose RSU because “I've always wanted toplay for my hometown team and it was the all-around best choice.”

Katrina

Loy

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Number: 6 Class: FreshmanAge: 19 Height: 5'7B/T: R/R Position: UTL

Hometown: Bartlesville, OKHigh School: BartlesvillePrevious School: Vernon CollegeMajor: Mathematics

About: McCallister joins the RSU softball program after redshirting last spring at Vernon College. She received honors inboth music and math as a freshman at Vernon College in 2008-09. McCallister was a standout utility player for BartlesvilleHigh School and said she chose RSU because “it's a good school with a strong softball program and it's close to home.”

Melanie

McCallister

Number: 5 Class: JuniorAge: 21 Height: 5’5B/T: R/R Position: C

Hometown: Monahans, TX High School: Monahans Previous School: Midland CollegeMajor: Justice Administration

About: Ortiz joined the RSU softball program following a two-year stint at Midland College. She helped Midland to a con-ference championship in 2009 and a conference runner-up finish in 2008. Ortiz was an all-state selection and earned aca-demic all-district honors as a senior at Monahans High School. She said she chose RSU because “they have a great aca-demic program and the great athletic program is icing on the cake.”

Dina

Ortiz

Number: 26 Class: FreshmanAge: 17 Height: 5’3B/T: R/R Position: C/INF

Hometown: Chelsea, OKHigh School: ChelseaPrevious School: None Major: Secondary Education

About: Patterson signed with RSU following a stellar career at Chelsea High School. The Rogers County native posted a.562 batting average as a senior in 2008 and helped the Lady Dragons win the state championship in 2007. Patterson wasa four-time all-conference selection and said she chose RSU because “the college is far enough away, but close enoughto home. The campus is beautiful and because I want to be a member of the first national championship team at RSU.”

Jodi

Patterson

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Number: 4 Class: JuniorAge: 21 Height: 5’9B/T: R/R Position: OF

Hometown: Bartlesville, OK High School: Bartlesville Previous School: Northern OK-TonkawaMajor: Education

About: Vines came to the Hill after roaming the outfield for the past two seasons for Northern Oklahoma College-Tonkawa.She hlped NOC to the Region II Tournament semifinals in 2008 and 2009. Vines lettered in softball, basketball, and trackfor three consecutive years at Bartlesville High School and said she chose RSU because “the softball program is very goodand growing, to get a good education, and it's close to home.”

Angelina

Vines

Number: 1 Class: JuniorAge: 19 Height: 5’5B/T: S/R Position: OF

Hometown: Ashdown, ARHigh School: AshdownPrevious School: Texarkana Junior College Major: Criminal Justice

About: White signed with the Hillcats after starring for two seasons at Texarkana Junior College. She hit .383 as a sopho-more in 2009 and swiped 29 bases in 31 attempts. White helped Texarkana to a conference championship and was namedsecond team all-region. She said she chose RSU because “of the great education I can receive and the great softball pro-gram they have.”

Brittany

White

Number: 10 Class: JuniorAge: 19 Height: 5'7B/T: R/R Position: 2B

Hometown: Menifee, CAHigh School: Linfield ChristianPrevious School: Midland CollegeMajor: Sociology

About: Zamora joined the RSU softball program after spending the past two years at Midland College. She hit .306 as asophomore in 2009 with two home runs and 21 RBI. Zamora contributed to Midland's conference championship in 2009and earned all-conference academic honors in 2008 and 2009. She said she chose RSU “because it's a great program withgreat coaches.”

Logan

Zamora

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Hillcat Softball Conference Opponents

Oklahoma Baptist UniversityHome: 3/2/10 Away: 4/6/10

Location: Shawnee, Oklahoma

Founded: 1906

Enrollment: 1,486

Mascot: Bison

Colors: Green and Gold

President: John Feaver

Athletic Director: Dr. Norris Russell

AD Phone: 405-878-2132

SID: Ray Fink

SID Phone: 405-878-2109

SID Fax: 405-878-2141

Website: www.okbu.edu

Head Coach: Pam Fink

Last Year's Record: SAC 6-20; Overall 29-29

Northwestern Oklahoma StateHome: 3/23/10 Away: 4/20/10

Location: Alva, Oklahoma

Founded: 1887

Enrollment: 2,000

Mascot: Rangers

Colors: Red and Black

President: Dr. Janet Cunningham

Athletic Director: Bob Battisti

AD Phone: 580-327-8632

SID: Ryan Hintergardt

SID Phone: 580-327-8639

SID Fax: 580-327-8669

Website: www.nwosu.edu

Head Coach: Cody Hooper


Mid-America Christian Home: 3/9/10 Away: 4/13/10

Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Founded: 1953

Enrollment: 764

Mascot: Evangels

Colors: Red and Black

President: Dr. John D. Fozard

Athletic Director: Willey Holley

AD Phone: 405-692-3141

SID: Sara Williams

SID Phone: 405-692-3140

SID Fax: 405-692-3171

Website: www.macu.edu

Head Coach: Jerald Lewis


Oklahoma Christian UniversityHome: 4/24/10 Away: 3/30/10

Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Founded: 1950

Enrollment: 2,100

Mascot: Eagles

Colors: Maroon and Silver Gray

President: Dr. Mike O'Neil

Athletic Director: DeWayne Hall

AD Phone: 405-425-5367

SID: Josh Wayland

SID Phone: 405-425-5363

SID Fax: 405-425-5351

Website: www.oc.edu

Head Coach: Tom Heath


Oklahoma City UniversityHome: 4/10/10 Away: 5/4/10

Location: Okahoma City, Oklahoma

Founded: 1904

Enrollment: 3,688

Mascot: Stars

Colors: Royal Blue and White

President: Dr. Tom McDaniel

Athletic Director: Jim Abbott

AD Phone: 405-208-5301

SID: Rich Tortorelli

SID Phone: 405-208-5304

SID Fax: 405-208-5816

Website: www.okcu.edu

Head Coach: Phil McSpadden


Southern Nazarene UniversityHome: 4/27/10 Away: 3/29/10

Location: Bethany, Oklahoma

Founded: 1899

Enrollment: 2,100

Mascot: Crimson Storm

Colors: Crimson and White

President: Loren Gresham

Athletic Director: Bobby Martin

AD Phone: 405-491-6339

SID: Eric Streller

SID Phone: 405-491-6619

SID Fax: 405-491-6387

Website: www.snu.edu

Head Coach: Tere Webber


St. Gregory's University Home: 5/1/10 Away: 4/22/10

Location: Shawnee, Oklahoma

Founded: 1875

Enrollment: 800

Mascot: Cavaliers

Colors: Red, Blue and White

President: Lawrence Stasyszen

Athletic Director: Don Summer

AD Phone: 405-878-5124

SID: Todd Eilert

SID Phone: 405-878-5122

SID Fax: 405-878-5198

Website: www.stgregorys.edu

Head Coach: Heather Shanahan


University of Science and ArtsHome: 4/12/10 Away: 3/10/10

Location: Chickasha, Oklahoma

Founded: 1908

Enrollment: 1,420

Mascot: Drovers

Colors: Green and Gold

President: Dr. John Fever

Athletic Director: Brisco McPherson

AD Phone: 405-574-1249

SID: Jessica Jackson

SID Phone: 405-574-1210

SID Fax: 405-574-1377

Website: www.usao.edu

Head Coach: Jennifer White-Cody


Lubbock Christian University Home: 3/24/10 Away: 4/29/10

Location: Lubbock, Texas

Founded: 1957

Enrollment: 2,079

Mascot: Chaparrals

Colors: Blue and White

President: Dr. Ken Jones

Athletic Director: Paul Hise

AD Phone: 806-720-7279

SID: Chris Due

SID Phone: 806-720-7283

SID Fax: 806-720-7290

Website: www.lcu.edu

Head Coach: Shanon Hays


NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS

Bacone College Grand View Collegewww.athletics.bacone.edu www.gvvikings.com

Harris-Stowe University Lindenwood Universitywww.athletics.hssu.edu www.lindenwoodlions.com

McKendree University Texas Wesleyanwww.athletics.mckendree.edu www.txwesleyan.edu/athletics

Tabor College Northwood Universitywww.tabor.edu/athletics http://timberwolves.gonorthwood.com

Kansas Wesleyan Evangel Universitywww.kwu.edu/athletics/ www.evangel.edu/athletics

Culver-Stocktonwww.culver.edu/athletics

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u katie bointythird baseman

The Rogers State softball team endured a number of peaksand valleys throughout the 2009 season. Under the directionof first-year head coach Mark Dicus, the Hillcats achievedtheir third consecutive 30-win season and placed fifth in theprestigious Sooner Athletic Conference.

“I really enjoyed the season because of the group we had,”Dicus said. “They fought and worked hard and we found outa lot about the Sooner Athletic Conference. I knew it wastough coming in, I just didn't realize how tough it was fromtop to bottom.”

RSU began the season on a hot streak, reeling off seven con-secutive victories before suffering its first loss to defendingNational Champion Lubbock Christian. From there, the ebband flow of the season began to settle in. The Cats postedfour winning streaks of at least three games, but also lostthree straight games on three different occasions.

Hillcat Softball 2009 Season in Review

“The one thing I can say is that this team battled and playedhard every day, so as a coach that's all you can ask for,” Dicusnoted. “Our girls answered the bell every day. I think at timeswe got a little worn down and we took on virtually the entireseason with one pitcher.”

A strong core of senior leadership shouldered the load forthe Hillcats for much of the year. Megan Wood, Lilly Nevarez,Jenny Johnson, and Natalie Smith each produced incredibleresults in their final spring on the Hill. The foursome postedthe top four batting averages on the squad while rewritingthe RSU record books.

Wood set a new single-season record for hits (63) whileNevarez scored a record number of runs (53). Smith set asingle-game record for total bases (10) and also became justthe third Hillcat player to hit two home runs in one game.Johnson wreaked havoc with both her arm and her bat, set-ting single-season records for wins (29), innings pitched(315.2), home runs (14), and RBI (56) among others.

Johnson also became the first RSU player to earn all-confer-ence accolades in back-to-back seasons. She was named tothe first team while Wood and Nevarez earned second-teamrecognition. Sophomore third baseman Katie Bointy waschosen for the SAC Gold Glove team.

RSU made history with an unbelievable display of power atthe Hillcat Complex on March 6. The Cats became the firstteam in NAIA history to hit back-to-back-to-back-to-backhome runs when they accomplished the feat in a 10-1 dis-mantling of Northwestern Oklahoma State. Johnson startedthe parade with a three-run homer and Allison Bean, MarieGaudet, and Bointy followed suit with solo shots.

Dicus also guided RSU to its first ever win over national soft-ball power Oklahoma City University. The Hillcats came frombehind on the road with two runs in the sixth inning to posta 3-2 victory over the second-ranked Stars on April 2.

RSU closed the regular season by winning three of its finalfour games and crushed Oklahoma Christian, 6-0, in theopening round of the SAC Tournament. However, losses toOklahoma Baptist and Northwestern Oklahoma State elimi-nated the Hillcats from the postseason tournament andeffectively closed the books on the 2009 season.

“Overall, I was very proud of our kids and the way they com-peted,” Dicus said. “Our seniors had a fantastic year, whichwas great to see, and I think we learned a lot about what ittakes to win in the SAC on a more consistent basis.”

Three sophomore starters from the 2009 campaign are slat-ed to return for the 2010 season. Their experience, alongwith a host of highly touted recruits, have the Hillcats settingtheir sights squarely on Decatur, Ala., and the NAIA NationalSoftball Tournament in the years ahead.

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2009 Softball Season Results

Season TotalsOverall: 31-24Conference: 12-14Non-Conference: 18-8Postseason: 1-2Home: 6-6Away: 8-9Neutral: 17-9One-run games: 7-8February: 10-4March: 8-8April: 12-10May: 1-2Longest Win Streak: 7Longest Losing Streak: 3

Date Opponent H/A/N Score Result Record02/17/09 Bacone College H 4-2 W 1-0 02/17/09 Bacone College H 8-3 W 2-0 02/20/09 Missouri Valley N 5-1 W 3-0 02/20/09 York College N 5-4 W 4-0 02/20/09 Northwood University N 4-1 W 5-0 02/21/09 Northwestern OK State N 15-13 W 6-0 02/21/09 Northwood University N 15-6 W 7-0 02/21/09 Lubbock Christian N 2-4 L 7-1 02/26/09 Oklahoma Cityu H 2-5 L 7-2 02/26/09 Oklahoma Cityu H 2-12 L 7-3 02/27/09 Williams Baptist N 5-2 W 8-3 02/27/09 Midland Lutheran N 3-2 W 9-3 02/27/09 Missouri Valley N 3-4 L 9-4 02/27/09 Hannibal-LaGrange N 4-3 W 10-4 03/03/09 Bacone College A 0-3 L 10-5 03/03/09 Bacone College A 5-9 L 10-6 03/05/09 Northwestern OK Stateu H 6-7 L 10-7 03/05/09 Northwestern OK Stateu H 10-1 W 11-7 03/10/09 Evangel University A 15-2 W 12-7 03/18/09 Lubbock Christianu N 0-7 L 12-8 03/18/09 Lubbock Christianu N 3-10 L 12-9 03/21/09 University of St. Mary N 9-2 W 13-9 03/21/09 Graceland University N 11-1 W 14-9 03/22/09 Calumet College N 6-1 W 15-9 03/22/09 Harris-Stowe N 9-2 W 16-9 03/22/09 McKendree University N 1-2 L 16-10 03/26/09 Southern Nazareneu A 1-3 L 16-11 03/26/09 Southern Nazareneu A 5-4 W 17-11 03/30/09 USAOu A 8-5 W 18-11 03/30/09 USAOu A 11-12 L 18-12 04/02/09 Oklahoma Cityu A 0-1 L 18-13 04/02/09 Oklahoma Cityu A 3-2 W 19-13 04/04/09 Illinois-Springfield N 11-2 W 20-13 04/04/09 Spalding College N 8-0 W 21-13 04/07/09 St. Gregory'su H 0-1 L 21-1404/07/09 St. Gregory'su H 2-5 L 21-1504/09/09 Oklahoma Christianu H 10-6 W 22-15 04/09/09 Oklahoma Christianu H 5-3 W 23-15 04/10/09 Oklahoma Baptistu A 6-2 W 24-15 04/10/09 Oklahoma Baptistu A 9-5 W 25-15 04/14/09 Arkansas Tech A 6-8 L 25-16 04/14/09 Arkansas Tech A 0-8 L 25-17 04/16/09 Southern Nazareneu H 0-2 L 25-18 04/16/09 Southern Nazareneu H 6-5 W 26-1804/18/09 William Woods N 3-4 L 26-19 04/18/09 Univ. of Saint Francis N 2-1 W 27-19 04/21/09 Oklahoma Christianu A 2-3 L 27-2004/21/09 Oklahoma Christianu A 7-15 L 27-21 04/27/09 Mid-America Christianu A 3-1 W 28-21 04/27/09 Mid-America Christianu A 9-1 W 29-21 04/28/09 Northwestern OK Stateu N 7-3 W 30-21 04/29/09 Northwestern OK Stateu N 1-4 L 30-22 05/01/09 Oklahoma Christianv N 6-0 W 31-22 05/01/09 Oklahoma Baptistv N 6-9 L 31-23 05/03/09 Northwestern OK Statev N 2-5 L 31-24

u denotes conference game v denotes conference tournament game

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Name GP GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBANevarez, Lillian 55 55 0.377 159 53 60 12 1 9 36 101 0.635 19 4 19 1 0.449 3 7 18 23Johnson, Jenny 55 55 0.359 170 34 61 6 1 14 56 111 0.653 9 1 28 2 0.386 4 2 3 3Smith, Natalie 54 54 0.340 159 43 54 14 1 6 21 88 0.553 20 6 27 0 0.432 0 7 10 14Wood, Megan 55 55 0.335 188 44 63 13 2 10 35 110 0.585 14 1 35 0 0.384 0 2 9 11Koch, Tanya 47 47 0.279 111 20 31 5 0 4 14 48 0.432 4 6 40 0 0.339 0 8 2 5Gaudet, Marie 55 55 0.276 163 24 45 9 1 4 22 68 0.417 10 2 28 1 0.324 1 5 17 25Bointy, Katie 53 53 0.248 137 22 34 3 0 7 24 58 0.423 16 3 31 0 0.340 0 7 5 8Walkup, Sara 55 55 0.247 150 20 37 10 0 2 18 53 0.353 9 1 34 1 0.292 1 4 6 8Bean, Allison 46 39 0.239 113 12 27 5 0 5 26 47 0.416 6 2 23 0 0.276 6 0 3 4Harrison, Britney 45 29 0.175 57 8 10 2 0 0 7 12 0.211 1 0 19 1 0.190 0 2 2 4Olinghouse, Kendra 25 23 0.139 36 10 5 1 0 0 2 6 0.167 3 0 16 0 0.205 0 0 5 6Kragel, Jackie 25 8 0.125 8 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0.125 1 0 1 0 0.222 0 1 0 0Evans, Lindsey 2 0 0.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 1 0 0.000 0 0 0 0

Total: 5 0.295 1452 291 428 80 6 61 262 703 0.484 112 26 302 6 0.353 15 45 80 111Opponents: 55 0.278 1487 229 413 42 7 21 190 532 0.358 95 14 201 22 0.326 4 40 27 41

Record: 31-24-0 Home: 6-6-0 Away: 8-9-0 Neutral: 17-9-0 Conference: 12-14-0

Score by Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ROpponents 25 34 30 46 34 29 21 9 1 – 229Rogers State University 52 38 59 32 40 28 34 6 2 – 291

2009 Softball Player StatsBATTING STATS

Name ERA W L GP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR TBF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHAJohnson, Jenny 2.51 29 22 53 47 35 1 1 1 315.2 342 190 113 88 174 35 7 12 1411 0.269 22 14 0 3 33Kragel, Jackie 4.26 2 2 20 8 1 0 1 0 44.1 63 37 27 7 27 7 0 8 208 0.323 1 0 0 1 5Harrison, Britney 8.40 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.2 7 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 12 0.583 1 0 0 0 0

Total: 2.75 31 24 55 36 1 2 1 361.2 412 230 142 95 201 42 7 21 1631 0.278 24 14 0 4 38Opponents: 4.37 24 31 55 33 5 2 2 360.1 428 292 225 112 302 80 6 61 1650 0.295 18 26 0 15 45

PITCHING STATS

u RSU HILLCAT softball FieldClaremore, ok

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HitsMegan Wood - 63vJenny Johnson - 61Lillian Nevarez - 60

RunsLillian Nevarez - 53vMegan Wood - 44Natlie Smith - 43

Average (minimum 2.0 AB/per team game)Lillian Nevarez - .377Jenny Johnson - .359Natalie Smith - .340

RBIJenny Johnson - 56Lillian Nevarez - 36Megan Wood - 35

DoublesNatalie Smith - 14Megan Wood - 13Lillian Nevarez - 12

TriplesMegan Wood - 2Lillian Nevarez - 1(2 others tied at 1)

Home RunsJenny Johnson - 14vMegan Wood - 10Lillian Nevarez - 9

WalksNatalie Smith - 20Lillian Nevarez - 19Katie Bointy - 16

On-base PercentageLillian Nevarez - .449Natalie Smith - .432Jenny Johnson - .386

Slugging PercentageJenny Johnson - .653Lillian Nevarez - .635Megan Wood - .585

At-batsMegan Wood - 188vJenny Johnson - 170Marie Gaudet - 163

Total BasesJenny Johnson - 111vMegan Wood - 110Lillian Nevarez - 101

SAC FliesAllison Bean - 6Jenny Johnson - 4Lillian Nevarez - 3

SAC BuntsTanya Koch - 8Katie Bointy - 7(2 others tied at 7)

Stolen BasesLillian Nevarez - 18Marie Gaudet - 17Natalie Smith - 10

StrikeoutsMegan Wood - 35vKatie Bointy - 33Marie Gaudet - 30

Hit-by-pitchNatalie Smith - 6Tanya Koch - 6Lillian Nevarez - 4

Games StartedLillian Nevarez - 55Jenny Johnson - 55(3 others tied at 55)

2009 Softball Statistical Leaders

ERA (min. 10 appearances)Jenny Johnson - 2.51Jackie Kragel - 4.26

Innings PitchedJenny Johnson - 315.2vJackie Kragel - 44.1

StrikeoutsJenny Johnson - 174Jackie Kragel - 27

Opp. Batting AverageJenny Johnson - .269Jackie Kragel - .323

Complete GamesJenny Johnson - 35vJackie Kragel - 1

AppearancesJenny Johnson - 53vJackie Kragel - 20

WinsJenny Johnson - 29vJackie Kragel - 2

LossesJenny Johnson - 22vJackie Kragel - 2

WalksJenny Johnson - 88vJackie Kragel - 7

HR AllowedJenny Johnson - 12Jackie Kragel - 8

Wild PitchesJenny Johnson - 22vJackie Kragel - 1

Hit-by-pitchJenny Johnson - 14vJackie Kragel - 0

Game StartsJenny Johnson - 47vJackie Kragel - 8

OFFENSE

PITCHING

(v) denotes school single-season record

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School SAC Overall GB Lubbock Christian 20-4 .833 54-7 .885 -- Oklahoma City 21-5 .808 53-9 .855 -- Saint Gregory's 20-6 .769 46-14 .767 1.0 Oklahoma Christian 15-9 .625 33-19 .635 5.0 Rogers State 12-14 .462 31-24 .564 9.0 USAO 12-14 .462 23-24 .489 9.0 Southern Nazarene 11-15 .423 36-19 .655 10.0 Northwestern 9-17 .346 25-31 .446 12.0 Oklahoma Baptist 6-20 .231 29-29 .500 15.0 MACU 2-24 .077 19-38 .333 19.0

2009 Final SAC Standings & AwardsFINAL STANDINGS

All-ConferenceJenny Johnson - 1st TeamLilly Nevarez - 2nd TeamMegan Wood - 2nd TeamNatalie Smith - Honorable Mention

All-Conference Gold GloveKatie Bointy - Third Base

SEASON LEADERS

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HITS4 - Sara Walkup - 5/2/08 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State(3 others with 4)

RUNS SCORED4 - Kellie Dunagan - 23/28/08 vs. Lubbock Christian4 - Kacy Ward - 2/17/07 vs. Missouri Southern

RUNS BATTED IN6 - Somer Dykes - 3/27/06 vs. University of St. Mary6 - Allison Bean - 4/9/09 vs. Oklahoma Christian

DOUBLES2 - Sara Walkup - 5/2/08 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State(8 others tied with 2)

TRIPLES2 - Katie Bointy - 4/20/08 vs. Hannibal-LaGrange

HOME RUNS2 - Somer Dykes - 3/27/06 vs. University of St. Mary2 - Somer Dykes - 3/5/06 vs. Texas Wesleyan2 - Natalie Smith - 2/17/09 vs. Bacone2 - Katie Bointy - 4/14/09 vs. Arkansas Tech

HIT FOR THE CYCLENone

TOTAL BASES10 - Natalie Smith - 2/17/09 vs. Bacone

STEALS4 - Lilly Nevarez - 3/30/08 vs. Haskell University

AT BATS5 - Megan Wood - 5/2/08 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State(3 others tied with 5)

RSU Softball Individual Single-Game RecordsOFFENSE

INNINGS PITCHED10.0 - Kelli Dunagan - 4/12/07 vs. Oklahoma Baptist

STRIKEOUTS16 - Amanda Hanner - 3/14/06 vs. Friends University

WALKS6 - Stephanie Eggers - 3/9/07 vs. McPherson College

HIT BATTERS3 - Bridgett Steward - 4/14/06 vs. Oklahoma City

WILD PITCHES5 - Kelli Dunagan - 4/24/07 vs. Arkansas Tech

SCORELESS INNINGS9.0 - Jenny Johnson - 2/17/09 vs. Bacone

EARNED RUNS ALLOWED11 - Bridgett Steward - 2/9/06 vs. Arkansas Tech

RUNS ALLOWED15 - Jenny Johnson - 4/21/09 vs. Oklahoma Christian

HITS ALLOWED16 - Jenny Johnson - 4/21/09 vs. Oklahoma Christian

PITCHING

ERRORS3 - Randi Tyler - 3/11/08 vs. Southern Nazarene(3 others tied with 3)

PUTOUTS16 - Somer Dykes - 3/14/06 vs. Friends University16 - Marie Gaudet - 4/28/09 vs. Northwestern OK State

ASSISTS6 - Katie Bointy - 3/18/09 vs. Lubbock Christian6 - Sara Walkup - 4/18/09 vs. William Woods6 - Natalie Smith - 5/3/09 vs. Northwestern OK State

DEFENSE

RUNS SCORED15 - 3/10/09 vs. Evangel15 - 3/30/08 vs. Hannibal - LaGrange15 - 2/17/07 vs. Missouri Southern

RUNS ALLOWED16 - 2/9/06 vs. Arkansas Tech

HITS16 - 3/10/09 vs. Evangel

DOUBLES8 - 2/16/06 vs. Oklahoma Wesleyan

TRIPLES3 - 4/20/08 vs. Hannibal - LaGrange

HOME RUNS5 - 4/4/09 vs. Illinois-Springfield5 - 3/5/09 vs. Northwestern OK State

STOLEN BASES13 - 3/30/08 vs. Haskell University

RSU Softball Team Single-Game RecordsOFFENSE

WILD PITCHES8 - 4/24/07 vs. Arkansas Tech

SCORELESS INNINGS9 - 2/17/09 vs. Bacone

HITS ALLOWED18 - 2/26/09 vs. Oklahoma City

PITCHING

ERRORS8 - 4/22/06 vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State

RUNS ALLOWED16 - 2/9/06 vs. Arkansas Tech

DEFENSE

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HITS63 - Megan Wood (2009)

RUNS53 - Lillian Nevarez (2009)

BATTING AVERAGE.385 - Megan Wood (2006)

RBI56 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

DOUBLES21 - Megan Wood (2006)

TRIPLES5 - Sara Walkup (2008)5 - Jenny Ailshie (2006)

HOME RUNS14 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

WALKS27 - Randi Tyler (2008)

ON BASE PCT..479 - Taylor Whisenhunt (2007)

SLUGGING PCT.653 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

AT BATS188 - Megan Wood (2009)

TOTAL BASES111 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

STOLEN BASES30 - Lillian Nevarez (2008)30 - Randi Tyler (2008)

STRIKEOUTS35 - Megan Wood (2009)

HIT BY PITCH15 - Taylor Whisenhunt (2007)

GAMES STARTED59 - Katie Bointy (2008)(3 others tied at 59)

OFFENSE

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (min. 10 appearances)1.37 - Kelli Dunagan (2008)

INNINGS PITCHED315.2 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

STRIKEOUTS290 - Kelli Dunagan (2008)

EARNED RUNS ALLOWED113 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

OPPONENT BA.203 - Kelli Dunagan (2008)

COMPLETE GAMES35 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

APPEARANCES53 - Kelli Dunagan (2008)53 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

WINS29 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

LOSSES 22 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

WALKS88 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

HR ALLOWED16 - Kelli Dunagan (2007)

WILD PITCHES22 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

HBP14 - Kelli Dunagan (2008)14 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

STARTS47 - Jenny Johnson (2009)

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RSU Softball All-Time Results2009 Softball Season ResultsDate Opponent H/A/N Score Result Record02/17/09 Bacone College H 4-2 W 1-0 02/17/09 Bacone College H 8-3 W 2-0 02/20/09 Missouri Valley N 5-1 W 3-0 02/20/09 York College N 5-4 W 4-0 02/20/09 Northwood University N 4-1 W 5-0 02/21/09 Northwestern OK State N 15-13 W 6-0 02/21/09 Northwood University N 15-6 W 7-0 02/21/09 Lubbock Christian N 2-4 L 7-1 02/26/09 Oklahoma Cityu H 2-5 L 7-2 02/26/09 Oklahoma Cityu H 2-12 L 7-3 02/27/09 Williams Baptist N 5-2 W 8-3 02/27/09 Midland Lutheran N 3-2 W 9-3 02/27/09 Missouri Valley N 3-4 L 9-4 02/27/09 Hannibal-LaGrange N 4-3 W 10-4 03/03/09 Bacone College A 0-3 L 10-5 03/03/09 Bacone College A 5-9 L 10-6 03/05/09 Northwestern OK Stateu H 6-7 L 10-7 03/05/09 Northwestern OK Stateu H 10-1 W 11-7 03/10/09 Evangel University A 15-2 W 12-7 03/18/09 Lubbock Christianu N 0-7 L 12-8 03/18/09 Lubbock Christianu N 3-10 L 12-9 03/21/09 University of St. Mary N 9-2 W 13-9 03/21/09 Graceland University N 11-1 W 14-9 03/22/09 Calumet College N 6-1 W 15-9 03/22/09 Harris-Stowe N 9-2 W 16-9 03/22/09 McKendree University N 1-2 L 16-10 03/26/09 Southern Nazareneu A 1-3 L 16-11 03/26/09 Southern Nazareneu A 5-4 W 17-11 03/30/09 USAOu A 8-5 W 18-11 03/30/09 USAOu A 11-12 L 18-12 04/02/09 Oklahoma Cityu A 0-1 L 18-13 04/02/09 Oklahoma Cityu A 3-2 W 19-13 04/04/09 Illinois-Springfield N 11-2 W 20-13 04/04/09 Spalding College N 8-0 W 21-13 04/07/09 St. Gregory'su H 0-1 L 21-1404/07/09 St. Gregory'su H 2-5 L 21-1504/09/09 Oklahoma Christianu H 10-6 W 22-15 04/09/09 Oklahoma Christianu H 5-3 W 23-15 04/10/09 Oklahoma Baptistu A 6-2 W 24-15 04/10/09 Oklahoma Baptistu A 9-5 W 25-15 04/14/09 Arkansas Tech A 6-8 L 25-16 04/14/09 Arkansas Tech A 0-8 L 25-17 04/16/09 Southern Nazareneu H 0-2 L 25-18 04/16/09 Southern Nazareneu H 6-5 W 26-1804/18/09 William Woods N 3-4 L 26-19 04/18/09 Univ. of Saint Francis N 2-1 W 27-19 04/21/09 Oklahoma Christianu A 2-3 L 27-2004/21/09 Oklahoma Christianu A 7-15 L 27-21 04/27/09 Mid-America Christianu A 3-1 W 28-21 04/27/09 Mid-America Christianu A 9-1 W 29-21 04/28/09 Northwestern OK Stateu N 7-3 W 30-21 04/29/09 Northwestern OK Stateu N 1-4 L 30-22 05/01/09 Oklahoma Christianv N 6-0 W 31-22 05/01/09 Oklahoma Baptistv N 6-9 L 31-23 05/03/09 Northwestern OK Statev N 2-5 L 31-24

All-Time Softball Season TotalsOverall Record: 133-73 Neutral: 48-23 One-Run Games: 27-20Home: 53-29 Conference: 26-26 Longest Win Streak: 13Away: 32-21 Non-Conference: 106-45 Longest Loss Streak: 7

u denotes conference game v denotes conference tournament game

2008 Softball Season ResultsDate Opponent H/A/N Score Result Record02/12/08 Arkansas Tech H 0-2 L 0-1 02/12/08 Arkansas Tech H 9-3 W 1-1 02/19/08 Bacone College A 1-2 L 1-2 02/19/08 Bacone College A 5-4 W 2-2 02/22/08 College of the Southwest N 3-2 W 3-2 02/22/08 Northwood University N 8-0 W 4-2 02/22/08 Texas Wesleyan N 6-0 W 5-2 02/23/08 Northwood University N 6-2 W 6-2 02/23/08 Univ. of Houston-Victoria N 4-3 W 7-2 02/23/08 USAO N 10-0 W 8-202/27/08 Oklahoma Christianu H 5-4 W 9-2 02/27/08 Oklahoma Christianu H 8-6 W 10-202/29/08 Dana College H 7-0 W 11-2 02/29/08 Dana College H 1-2 L 11-3 03/05/08 Bacone College H 1-0 W 11-303/05/08 Bacone College H 3-2 W 13-3 03/09/08 Kansas Wesleyan H 1-0 W 14-3 03/09/08 Columbia College H 1-0 W 15-3 03/11/08 Southern Nazareneu A 10-3 W 16-3 03/11/08 Southern Nazareneu A 8-3 W 17-3 03/14/08 Missouri Southern N 4-3 W 18-3 03/14/08 Southwest Baptist N 8-0 W 19-303/26/08 USAOu A 4-0 W 20-303/26/08 USAOu A 6-3 W 21-3 03/28/08 Lubbock Christianu H 4-3 W 22-3 03/28/08 Lubbock Christianu H 0-5 L 22-4 03/29/08 Ottawa University N 2-0 W 23-4 03/29/08 Bethany College N 4-2 W 24-4 03/30/08 Haskell Indian Nations Univ. N 14-2 W 25-4 03/30/08 Graceland University N 8-0 W 26-4 03/30/08 Hannibal-LaGrange N 15-1 W 27-4 03/30/08 McKendree University N 5-3 W 28-4 04/01/08 Oklahoma Baptistu H 3-0 W 29-4 04/01/08 Oklahoma Baptistu H 5-2 W 30-4 04/03/08 Mid-America Christianu H 6-2 W 31-4 04/03/08 Mid-America Christianu H 4-0 W 32-4 04/06/08 Lubbock Christianu A 0-7 L 32-5 04/06/08 Lubbock Christianu A 6-7 L 32-6 04/15/08 Saint Gregory'su A 0-1 L 32-7 04/15/08 Saint Gregory'su A 4-1 W 33-7 04/17/08 Oklahoma Cityu H 1-5 L 33-8 04/19/08 Illinois-Springfield N 1-0 W 34-8 04/19/08 St. Francis N 11-1 W 35-8 04/20/08 McKendree University N 7-0 W 36-8 04/20/08 Hannibal-LaGrange N 10-1 W 37-8 04/20/08 William Woods N 8-0 W 38-8 04/22/08 USAOu H 7-2 W 39-8 04/22/08 USAOu H 2-0 W 40-804/24/08 Oklahoma Cityu A 1-5 L 40-9 04/24/08 Oklahoma Cityu A 1-4 L 40-10 04/25/08 Northwestern OK Stateu H 0-1 L 40-11 04/25/08 Northwestern OK Stateu H 7-8 L 40-1204/28/08 Oklahoma Christianu A 1-5 L 40-13 04/28/08 Oklahoma Christianu A 4-5 L 40-14 04/29/08 Oklahoma Cityu H 1-7 L 40-15 05/02/08 Northwestern OK Statev N 7-3 W 41-15 05/02/08 Oklahoma Cityv N 1-6 L 41-16 05/02/08 Oklahoma Christianv N 4-3 W 42-16 05/03/08 Saint Gregory'sv N 0-3 L 42-17

2007 Softball Season ResultsDate Opponent H/A/N Score Result Record2/17/07 Missouri Southern H 8-1 W 1-0 2/17/07 Missouri Southern H 15-1 W 2-0 2/19/07 USAO H 5-2 W 3-0 2/19/07 USAO H 5-3 W 4-0 2/23/07 Columbia College N 3-1 W 5-0 2/23/07 Concordia University N 5-3 W 6-0 2/23/07 Northwest Missouri State N 0-2 L 6-1 2/27/07 Oklahoma Wesleyan H 9-0 W 7-1 2/27/07 Oklahoma Wesleyan H 14-0 W 8-1 3/2/07 USAO N 0-2 L 8-2 3/2/07 University of Mobile N 1-7 L 8-3 3/2/07 Reinhardt College N 1-0 W 9-3 3/2/07 St. Gregory's N 0-2 L 9-4 3/3/07 Spring Hill N 4-2 W 10-4 3/4/07 Oklahoma City N 4-9 L 10-5 3/9/07 McPherson College N 11-3 W 11-5 3/9/07 York College N 2-1 W 12-5 3/10/07 Southern Nazarene N 2-3 L 12-6 3/10/07 Oklahoma Baptist N 2-1 W 13-6 3/14/07 Pittsburg State H 8-0 W 14-6 3/14/07 Pittsburg State H 12-2 W 15-6 3/18/07 University of San Diego N 2-5 L 15-7 3/18/07 University of San Diego N 1-5 L 15-8 4/3/07 Bacone College H 3-0 W 16-8 4/3/07 Bacone College H 9-4 W 17-8 4/4/07 Northwestern OK State A 5-1 W 18-8 4/4/07 Northwestern OK State A 2-0 W 19-8 4/10/07 Oklahoma Christian A 6-3 W 20-8 4/10/07 Oklahoma Christian A 8-0 W 21-8 4/12/07 Oklahoma Baptist H 0-1 L 21-94/12/07 Oklahoma Baptist H 8-0 W 22-9 4/17/07 Missouri Southern A 5-1 W 23-9 4/17/07 Missouri Southern A 3-1 W 24-9 4/20/07 Northwestern OK State N 4-5 L 24-10 4/20/07 Columbia College N 3-0 W 25-10 4/21/07 St. Gregory's N 1-5 L 25-11 4/24/07 Arkansas Tech A 5-10 L 25-12 4/24/07 Arkansas Tech A 6-7 L 25-13 4/26/07 Southern Nazarene A 11-0 W 26-13 4/26/07 Southern Nazarene A 5-0 W 27-13 5/1/07 Oklahoma Christian H 14-5 W 28-13 5/1/07 Oklahoma Christian H 4-0 W 29-13 5/10/07 Northwood University N 2-0 W 30-13 5/10/07 Oklahoma City N 2-6 L 30-14 5/10/07 Northwestern OK State N 4-0 W 31-14 5/10 /07 Houston Baptist N 0-8 L 31-15

2006 Softball Season ResultsDate Opponent H/A/N Score Result Record2/9/06 Arkansas Tech H 3-16 L 0-12/9/06 Arkansas Tech H 4-1 W 1-12/14/06 Southern Nazarene H 6-3 W 2-12/14/06 Sothern Nazarene H 4-3 W 3-12/16/06 Oklahoma Wesleyan H 12-0 W 4-12/16/06 Oklahoma Wesleyan H 9-1 W 5-12/24/06 College of St. Mary H 6-3 W 6-12/24/06 Central Missouri State A 1-8 L 6-22/24/06 William Jewell A 5-2 W 7-22/25/06 Southwest Baptist A 5-7 L 7-32/25/06 Rockhurst University H 10-3 W 8-32/28/06 Pittsburgh State H 2-6 L 8-42/28/06 Pittsburgh State H 3-8 L 8-53/5/06 Texas Wesleyan H 6-8 L 8-63/5/06 Texas Wesleyan H 5-9 L 8-73/7/06 Oklahoma Wesleyan A 6-0 W 9-73/7/06 Oklahoma Wesleyan A 5-2 W 10-73/10/06 McPherson College A 7-3 W 11-73/10/06 Bethany College H 9-1 W 12-73/11/06 Tabor College H 12-0 W 13-73/11/06 Sterling College H 3-2 W 14-73/11/06 Central Christian H 11-0 W 15-73/14/06 Friends University H 3-1 W 16-73/14/06 Friends University H 8-0 W 17-73/25/06 Park University H 10-9 W 18-73/25/06 Central Methodist A 6-4 W 19-73/25/06 College of St. Mary A 14-1 W 20-73/26/06 Hannibal-LaGrange H 8-4 W 21-73/26/06 Avila University H 3-11 L 21-84/4/06 Oklahoma City H 0-5 L 21-94/4/06 Oklahoma City H 0-4 L 21-104/11/06 Northwestern OK State H 5-2 W 22-104/11/06 Northwestern OK State H 3-11 L 22-114/13/06 Friends University A 4-3 W 23-114/13/06 Friends University A 5-0 W 24-114/18/06 Oklahoma Christian A 6-5 W 25-114/18/06 Oklahoma Christian A 5-1 W 26-114/20/06 Sterling College H 9-1 W 27-114/20/06 Sterling College H 3-0 W 28-114/21/06 McKendree College H 0-5 L 28-124/21/06 St. Gregory's H 0-3 L 28-134/21/06 Columbia College H 3-4 L 28-144/22/06 Northwestern OK State H 1-12 L 28-154/22/06 Evangel University H 5-8 L 28-164/27/06 Bacone College H 1-2 L 28-174/27/06 Bacone College H 9-3 W 29-17

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Athletic Administration & Staff

Wren Baker Athletic Director

Eddie Jackson Assistant Athletic

Director

Ryan Bradley Assistant Athletic Director

for Media Relations

Jared Hood Assistant to AD for

Academic Development

Rebecca Brittle Head Athletic Trainer

Ron Bradley Head Baseball Coach

Mark Dicus Head Softball Coach

Derek Larkin Head Men's & Women's

Soccer Coach

Amy Williams Head Women's Basketball Coach

Llyod Williams Head Men's

Basketball Coach

Justin Barkley Assistant Men's Basketball Coach

Katie Belcher Cheerleading Coach

Dustin Evans Rodeo Coach

Lynn Blevins Head Men's & Women's

Golf Coach

Robert Brown Assistant Baseball Coach

Ryan Brittle Assistant Baseball Coach

Bobby Cope Assistant Women'sBasketball Coach

Tandem Mays Assistant Women'sBasketball Coach

Keith Martin Faculty AthleticRepresentative

Amy Renault Assistant Softball Coach

Jenny Johnson Student AssistantSoftball Coachp

Jimmy Rogers Assistant Baseball Coach

Shawn Slater Assistant Head Soccer

Coach

Jake Trotter Assistant Softball Coach

Dawn Tatro Administrative Assistant

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New Construction at the Hillcat Complex

These are exciting times on “The Hill” in Claremore. RSU isexperiencing unparalleled growth as one of Oklahoma'sfastest-growing universities while our emerging athleticprograms have enjoyed unprecedented success since theirinception in 2006. RSU's rapid development brings with ita new level of expectations and a number of needs forimprovement and expansion. We believe that now is theoptimal time to begin a lasting partnership with RSU andHillcat Athletics.

Providing our student-athletes with elite-level playing andtraining facilities is among our highest priorities during thiscrucial stage in our development. Completion of our newbaseball and softball complex is at the top of our list. RSUis currently seeking donations and sponsorship opportuni-ties for the facility with a fundraising goal of $500,000.These contributions will allow us to complete the third andfinal phase of construction at the complex, which willinclude additional grandstands, public restrooms, conces-sions, coaches' offices, a meeting room, central courtyardand much more. The completed facility will serve as theregion's premiere multi-purpose athletic facility and affordRSU the opportunity to host multiple high-profile regionaland national sporting events each year.

Construction could start as early as Summer 2010. Formore information on this project call the RSU athleticoffice at (918) 343-7782.

Hillcat Baseball and Softball Complex Phase IIIConstruction to include:

u Indoor Training Facility

u Press Boxes

u Public Restrooms

u Concessions

u Coaches' Offices

u Additional Grandstands

u Meeting Room

u Donors' Suite

u Storage Facilities

u Public Address System

u Covered Grandstands

u Central Courtyard

u The RSU athletic department recently unveiled its plans for the completion of the Hillcat Baseball & Softball Complex.

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Claremore Physicians Immediate CareGrand Bank

Jack Kissee FordCharlie's Chicken

Wayne & Joyce WaltonEastern Oklahoma Orthopedic Center

Vivian Boyles Jeff & Debbie Twilley

Joleta IngersollClaremore Senior LivingGreg & Leslie PetersonWren & Heather Baker

Overhead Door Company of TulsaFirst United Methodist Church

HydroHoistGrand River Dam Authority

Wal-MartTulsa Teacher's Credit Union

Tom & Andrea VolturoRyan & Heather BradleyJoe & Sharon Gardner

Community Home Health

David BarronChris & Jeri KoehlerClaremore Compounding CenterSpectrum PaintEddie JacksonLloyd & Donna ShallenburgerCarlene WebberBill FlanaganJack & Mary Lee SpinksWill Rogers InnComfort InnGSS PhotographyClaremore ProgressScissortail Golf CourseThomas & Debbie CampbellThe Sports Animal - TulsaTed & Dee JonesRandy A. FoutchTed FosterPam & Lee SlaterAXH Air CoolersKen FroeseMark Longaberger

Date Time Opponent Location GamesTues. Feb. 16 1 pm Bacone College Muskogee, OK DHFeb. 19-20 TBD Cowtown Classic Ft. Worth, TX TBDSat. Feb. 27 1 pm Grand View University Claremore, OK DHSun. Feb. 28 12 pm Grand View University Claremore, OK DHlTues. Mar. 2 4 pm Oklahoma Baptist Claremore, OK DHMar. 5-6 TBD Central Baptist Tournament Conway, AR TBDMon. Mar. 8 1 pm Bacone College Claremore, OK DHlTues. Mar. 9 2 pm Mid-America Christian Claremore, OK DHlWed. Mar. 10 2 pm USAO Chickasha, OK DHMar. 12-13 TBD Evangel Tournament Springfield, MO TBDMon. Mar. 15 1 pm Harris-Stowe University St. Louis, MO DH

6 pm Lindenwood University St. Louis, MO DHTues. Mar. 16 1 pm McKendree University Lebanon, IL DHlTues. Mar. 23 2 pm Northwestern OK State Claremore, OK DHlWed. Mar. 24 5 pm Lubbock Christian Claremore, OK DHlMon. Mar 29 2 pm Southern Nazarene Bethany, OK DHlTues. Mar 30 2 pm Oklahoma Christian Edmond, OK DHlThur. April 1 5 pm Oklahoma City Claremore, OK DHlTues. April 6 2 pm Oklahoma Baptist Shawnee, OK DHApril 9-10 TBD Border War Tournament Claremore, OK TBDlMon. April 12 4 pm USAO Claremore, OK DHlTues. April 13 2 pm Mid-America Christian Oklahoma City, OK DHlTues. April 20 2 pm Northwestern OK State Alva, OK DHlThur. April 22 1 pm St. Gregory's Shawnee, OK DHlSat. April 24 1 pm Oklahoma Christian Claremore, OK DHlTues. April 27 5 pm Southern Nazarene Claremore, OK DHlThur. April 29 1 pm Lubbock Christian Lubbock, TX DHlSat. May 1 12 pm St. Gregory's Claremore, OK DHlTues. May 4 5 pm Oklahoma City Oklahoma City, OK DHMay 7-8 TBD SAC Tournament Oklahoma City, OK TBDMay 20-26 TBD National Tournament Decatur, AL TBD

l - denotes Sooner Athletic Conference gameRED - denotes home game

Select home softball games will be carried live on RSU Radio 91.3 FM.

2010 Rogers State University Softball Media Guide

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