2012 Catawba College Softball Media Guide

Quick Facts:Name of School: Catawba College

Location: 2300 W. Innes St.

Salisbury, NC 28144

Nickname: Catawba Indians

Founded: 1851

Church Affiliation: United Church of Christ

Enrollment: 1,200

Student/Faculty Ratio: 16:1

Average Class Size: 15-20

School Colors: Blue & White

Athletic Affiliation: NCAA II

Conference: South Atlantic

President: Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine (Catawba ’52)

Director of Athletics: Dennis Davidson (Catawba ’81)

Sports Information: Jim Lewis

Sports Information Telephone: (704) 637-4720

Head Athletic Trainer: Bob Casmus

Softball Head Coach: Nan Whitley

Softball Office Telephone: (704) 637-3034

Home Field: Whitley Field

Media Information:Sports Information Office: Located in Goodman Gym

Sports Information Director: Jim Lewis (Catawba ’89)

Assistant Sports Info. Director: Chris Triplett (Charlotte ’10)

Sports Information Phone: (704) 637-4720

Sports Information Fa x: (704) 645-4568

Website: www.gocatawbaindians.com

Catawba College’s official athletic website of all sports. Includes

individual team pages that contains rosters, schedules, stories,

player bios, statistics, and photo galleries. For those who are un-

able to attend the events can follow along on LIVE STATS for

many of our sports. For a listing of games that will support live

stats check out the website.

Table of ContentsCompliance.................................................................................2

Admissions......................................................................................3

Catawba College.............................................................................4

The Local Region.........................................................................6

North Carolina.............................................................................7

South Atlantic Conference..............................................................8

Chiefs Club................................................................................10

Student Support Groups...........................................................11

Staff Directory...............................................................................12

Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine, President.............................................14

Dennis Davidson, AD....................................................................14

Athletic Training...............................................................................15

Nan Whitley......................................................................................16

Shane Prescott................................................................................17

Adrian Gantt.....................................................................................17

Player Profiles..................................................................................18

2011 Results/Stats..........................................................................32

Roster..............................................................................34

Record Book....................................................................................35

All-Time Opponents....................................................................41

Team Picture/Schedule.............................................................42

Credits:

Executive Editor: Jim Lewis

Contributing Editors: Chris Triplett, Dennis Davidson

Typesetting and Design: Chris Triplett

Photographers:Jim Lewis, Chuck Williams, James Sipes Photography, Gregg For-

werck, Matt Owen Photography, Harold Hinson Photography, Ray

Marsden, and Nell Redmon.

Catawba would like to thank:Missy Ratcliff and the Country Club of Salisbury, Kannapolis Intim-

idator, Carowinds, Carolina Hurricanes, Charlotte Motor Speedway,

Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Bobcats, US National Whitewater Cen-

ter, Chuck Williams, and Catawba College Public Relations.

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PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMICSYou are a “prospective student‐ath‐lete” when you start ninth‐gradeclasses.

You become a “recruited student‐ath‐lete” at a particular college if anycoach or representative of the col‐lege’s athletics interest (booster orrepresentative) approaches you (orany member of your family) about en‐rolling and participating in athletics atthat college. Activities by coaches orboosters that cause you to become arecruited prospective student‐athleteare:‐providing you with an official visit;‐visiting you or any other member ofyour family anywhere other than thecollege campus;‐placing more than one telephone callto you or any other member of yourfamily; or‐Signing a National Letter of Intent.

To practiceor play dur‐ing yourfreshmanyear, youmust meetthe provi‐sions ofNCAA Bylaw14.3, which include: (a) graduatingfrom high school, (b) achieving a mini‐mum cumulative grade point averagein 14 core courses, and achieving acorresponding minimum combinedscore on the SAT, or a minimum sumtotal score on the ACT as determinedby the NCAA Initial Eligibility Center.Register with the Eligibility Center assoon as possible. At the followingweb address:www.ncaaclearinghouse.net.

CONTACT INFORMATIONShould you have any questions re‐garding NCAA rules and regulations,please feel free to contact CatawbaCollege and Craig Turnbull, Director ofCompliance, at (704) 637‐4475. Infor‐mation can also be located atwww.gocatawbaindians.com/compli‐ance.

In the realm of NCAA Rules Compliance, the general rule is

"Ask First !!!"

NCAA Compliance


ADMISSIONS

Inquiries regarding admissio n to Catawba College are al-

ways warmly welcomed. If you are interested in joining the

Catawba community you should apply for admission anytime

after your sixth semester of high school.

Catawba follows the usual guidelines for “rolling admis-

sions” and, therefore, has no closing date for accepting ap-

plications. Applying early will ensure you an early response

from the college.

In your application, you are asked to provide a wide va-

riety of information relating to your academic and co-curric-

ular background. This information is used to help determine

your potential to profit from, as well as contribute to, the

Catawba community.

You must complete a minimum of 16 units of high school

course work, 12 of which should be in academic subjects.

The following college preparatory course work is strongly rec-

ommended: four units of English; three units of mathematics

(Algebra I or above); three units of Laboratory Science; three

units of Social Science; and two units of foreign language.

Your admission to Catawba also will be evaluated by class

rank, grade point average, SAT or ACT examination scores,

and academic course selection.

Arrangements for visits to the Catawba campus may be

made by calling 1-800-CATAWBA, or by writing the Office of

Admissions, Catawba College, 2300 W. Innes Street, Salis-

bury, NC, 28144.

COACHES DIRECTORY

Baseball........................Jim Gantt......................704-637-4469Basketball (M)..............Jim Baker......................704-637-4473Basketball (W)..............Angie Morton................704-637-4471Cross Country (M&W).........Bill Haggerty.................704-637-4473Football........................Chip Hester..................704-637-4424Golf (M&W)..................Sam Gealy....................704-637-4236Lacrosse (M)...............Peter Borque..................704-637-4485Lacrosse (W)..............Ashley Gilroy..................704-637-4408Soccer (M)..................Liam Farrell....................704-637-4348Soccer (W).................Michael Swan.................704-637-4324Softball........................Nan Whitley..................704-637-4359Swimming (M&W).........Betsy Graham.................704-637-4672Tennis (M&W)...............Jeff Childress..................704-637-4265Volleyball (W)...............Ginger Hamric................704-637-4480








Benefits include:

• The pride of providing scholarship assistance to deserving student‐athletes

• Access to Tribal Treats at football and basketball games

• Option to purchase season tickets in Shuford Stadium

Your membership entitles you to the option of purchasing a Catawba Season Sports Ticket (call formore information) and access to Tribal Treats at foot‐ball and basketball games. Members also receive in‐vitations to participate in the annual Sports Hall ofFame Weekend, attend the Athletics Awards Cere‐mony in the spring, and attend other special eventsthroughout the year.

Most importantly, you have the satisfactionof knowing you had a hand in assisting the fine young men and women who attendCatawba College through athletic scholar‐ships! More than one‐third of Catawba stu‐dents are student‐athletes.

Join Today!

The Catawba College Chiefs Club remains one of the best bargains for your money!

704‐637‐4394www.catawba.edu/chiefsclub

Support the Winners on &the Field

Catawba College currently offers 83 fullAthletic Scholarships




STAFF DIRECTORY

Brandon Auton

Athletic TrainingJim Baker

Men’s Basketball

Head Coach

Peter Borque

Men’s Lacrosse

Head Coach/

Facilities Director

Nick Brown

Women’s Soccer

Vol. Asst. Coach

Bob Casmus

Head Athletic

Trainer

Frank Cardelle

Men’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Brittany Chester

Cross Country

Vol. Asst. Coach

Jeff Childress

M & W Tennis

Head Coach

Dennis Davidson

Athletic DirectorMike Eden

Athletic Training

Liam Ferrell

Head Men’s

Soccer Coach

John Fitz

Football

Asst. Head Coach

Strength & Cond.

Paul Friend

Women’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Adrian Gantt

Softball

Assistant Coach

Jim Gantt

Baseball

Head Coach

Sam Gealy

M & W Golf

Head Coach

Josh Gillion

Men’s Soccer

Graduate Assistant

Rori

Godsey

Cross Country

Assistant Coach

Betsy Graham

M & W Swimming

Head Coach

Seth Graham

Baseball

Assistant Coach

Bill Haggerty

Cross Country

Head Coach/

Asst. M Basketball

Ginger Hamric

Volleyball

Head Coach

Andi Henderson

Volleyball

Assistant Coach

Chip Hester

Football

Head Coach

Brian Hinson

Football

Offensive Line

Ashley Gilroy

Women’s Lacrosse

Head Coach

Leslie Dent

Athletic Training

Jim Hand

Athletic Training

Tom Childress

Vice President

for Sports

Mitch Ellis

Football

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Khanis Hubbard

Football

Defensive Line

Jason Hunt

Faculty Athletic

Representative

Ricky Joines

W. Basketball

Assistant Coach

Gordon Kirkland

Cheif’s Club

Director

Bob Lancaster

Football

Defensive Coord.

Football Operations

Bill Leonard

M & W Tennis

Assistant Coach

Jim Lewis

SID/

Athletic Director of

Media Relations

Dorthell Little

W. Basketball

Assistant Coach

Radell Lockhart

Football

Defensive Ends

Michael Lowman

Baseball

Assistant Coach

Peggy Mason

Secretary/

Concessions Mgr.

Todd McComb

Football

Co-Special Teams/

Linebackers

Todd Miller

Baseball

Vol. Asst. Coach

Marvin Moore

Men’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Angie Morton

W. Basketball

Head Coach

Jim Mundy

M & W Golf

Assistant Coach

Michael Murphy

Lacrosse

Assistant Coach

Lyle Naber

Football

Graduate Assistant

Y-Backs

Katie Osteen

Cheerleading

Head Coach

Shane Prescott

Softball

Assistant Coach

Corey Ready

Football

Vol. Asst. Coach

Defensive Backs

Amber Stanley

M & W Swimming

Assistant Coach

DJ Summers

Football

Recruiting Coord./

Running Backs

Michael Swan

Women’s Soccer

Head Coach

Craig Turnbull

Compliance/

Sr. Assistant AD

Nan Whitley

Softball

Head Coach/

Sr. Women’s Adm.

Rhonda Truitt

Title IX Coordinator

Greg Tinsley

Men’s Basketball

Vol. Assit. Coach

Sherman Howze

Football

Assistant Coach

Freddie Lynn

M. Basketball

Vol. Asst. Coach

Stacy Rider

Athletic Training

Chris Triplett

Assistant SID

Deana Waintraub

Women’s Soccer

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Shawn Thomas

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Dennis DavidsonDirector of Athletics

Dennis Davidson has been director of athletics since May of 1996. He came to Catawba College inJuly 1984 as director of public information and moved totally into sports information one year later.In 1991, Davidson was promoted to assistant to the athletic director, and in 1993, he was promoted to assistantathletic director for game operations, in addition to the sports information duties.

Davidson oversees the entire athletic program at Catawba. He has also been responsible for securingathletic advertising and sponsorships and has had significant roles in Catawba’s Sports Hall of Fame inductions,the South Atlantic Conference Spring Sports Festival and the year-end athletic ceremony. He is a member ofthe National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and was a member of the regional advisorycommittee for NCAA Division II football (2002- 04). Davidson is currently the South Atlantic Conference AD liai-son for baseball and women’s basketball and chairman of the SAC Athletic Directors Council.

Davidson was also highly involved in the planning of the Hayes Field House and Shuford Stadium re-construction. He also has directed the highly popular Sam Moir Christmas Basketball Classic since 1996.A former member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Davidson was chairman of the NAIA District 26 SIDs and the Car-olinas Conference Awards Committee for three years (1986-89). He was voted by his peers as District 26 SID of the Year for 1987-88 and 1992-93.

Born in Statesville, but reared in Salisbury, Davidson graduated in 1977 from West Rowan High School, where he was a four-year lettermanin baseball, earning All-North Piedmont Conference honors as a senior.

Davidson earned a bachelor’s degree in English at Catawba in 1981, working as a part-time writer at The Salisbury Post during his collegeyears. He actually began at The Post as a 16-year-old sportswriter in 1975.

A member of Milford Hills United Methodist Church, Davidson is president of the Westside Pool Association. He is also a member of the PTAat Southeast Middle School.

Davidson resides in Salisbury with his wife, Toni, a registered nurse at Lexington Memorial Hospital. They have three daughters, Bethany(22), a Catawba graduate, Katie (19), a sophomore at Catawba, and Carrie (14).

Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine, chancellor emeritus of UNC Pembroke, is currently serving as the

interim president of Catawba College. Oxendine took over in March of 2011. Oxendine is a 1952

alumnus of Catawba and a member of the Board of Trustees.

A native of Pembroke, NC, Oxendine served as chancellor of UNC Pembroke from 1989-

1999. During his tenure there, the institution changed its name from Pembroke State University,

its Carnegie Foundation classification to Comprehensive I, and its athletic conference from NAIA

to NCAA II. New degree programs were also added under Oxendine’s leadership, including a

RN-BSN nursing program (offered jointly with Fayetteville State University), an MBA program, MA

degrees in Agency Counseling and School Counseling, and bachelors degrees in Criminal Jus-

tice, Community Health Education, American Studies, Mass Communications, and Birth-Kinder-

garten. The landscape of the UNC Pembroke also changed during this period, with new,

expanded, and renovated buildings, and an increase in student diversity.

Oxendine graduated from Catawba College in 1952, and earned his master’s of education degree from Boston University in

1953 and his doctorate of education from Boston University in 1959. He worked in automobile factories in Detroit, Michigan, played

professional baseball in the Pittsburgh Pirates Minor League System for three years, and served in the U.S. Army from 1953-1955 in

Korea and Hawaii. He was a teacher and athletic coach in the Lynchburg Public Schools in Virginia between 1955 and 1957, before

becoming a Teaching Fellow at Boston University between 1957 and 1959. For 30 years, between 1959 and 1989, he served as dean

and professor at Temple University in Philadelphia.

Oxendine has authored two books: “American Indian Sports Heritage,” two editions (1988/1995), University of Nebraska

Press; and “Psychology of Motor Learning,” two editions (1968/1984), Prentice-Hall, Incorporated. He also has authored three dozen

professional and research articles, and five chapters in books on motor learning.

His honors and accolades are numerous. Catawba honored him in 2007 with its O.B. Michael Award, inducted him into its

Sports Hall of Fame in 1978, and awarded him an Honorary Doctor of Science degree in 1979. Boston University honored him with its

Alumni Award for Distinguished Public Service in 1978, while Temple University awarded him its Stauffer Award for Outstanding Fac-

ulty Service in 1989. He received the R. Tait McKenzie Award from the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation

and Dance in 1993 and the Charles D. Henry Award for the enhancement of ethnic minority members in 1989.

Oxendine serves or has served on the board of directors for the Lost Colony; the Southern Association of Colleges and

Schools’ Commission on Colleges; the National Institute of Health’s Office of Minority Programs; the Fact-Finding Team of the Ameri-

can Association of State Colleges and Universities; and the Advisory Council for the N.C. Center for Nursing.

Oxendine has been married for 50 years to the former Adrienne McNaughton of Philadelphia and the two are parents of two

adult children, James Thomas and Jean Marie.

Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine

President


Stacy is in her first year as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Catawba

College. In addition to her medical coverage for the softball team, she

also assists with the football team which includes both home and away

practice and game coverage.

Rider earned a Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training from

Messiah College in Harrisburg, PA in May of 2011. She worked with nu-

merous sports at Messiah, including field hockey, baseball and wrestling. She also helped the staff at

Gettsburg College in football her Junior year. .

Rider plans to attend James Madison University for her masters in athletic training next year.

STACY RIDER LAT, ATCASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

ATHLETIC TRAINING

Lamar Dorton

Athletic Training

Room

The Lamar Dorton athletic training room is located in the Miriam and Robert Hayes Field House, which

was completed in 2002. Football, M/W soccer, M/W lacrosse and softball use this facility to provide the

medical care for these six Catawba sports. Also located in the Hayes Field House includes coaches of-

fices, meeting and classrooms, locker rooms and a weight room.

Athletes receive injury prevention, assessment, management and rehabilitation here. There are

eight treatment tables and 5 taping tables available. The facility provides state-of-the art modality treat-

ment, which includes ultrasound, electrical stimulation, diathermy, cold laser and a hydrotherapy room

for hot or cold whirlpools. In addition, a portion of the facility is equipped with rehabilitation equipment

such as a stationary bike, stair stepper, physioballs and free weights. A separate room is designated for

the Biodex machine, which performs isokinetic muscle testing. Also included is the head athletic

trainer’s office and a private physician’s exam room.


Nan Whitley

Head Coach

Nan Whitley enters her 29th season as coach of the women's softball pro-

gram at Catawba. During seven seasons of slow pitch softball (1983-89),

her teams won 69 percent of their games (178-79). Whitley, with the assis-

tance of her husband, Cecil, won five slow-pitch conference or district

championships in the 1980s. In 1990, Catawba and the entire South At-

lantic Conference moved to fast-pitch competition.

In 20 years of fast-pitch competition, the

Lady Indians have posted a 434-511-3, including a

school-record 41 wins in 2007. Catawba had recorded a then school-

record 28 wins in both 2004 and 2006. Overall, Coach Whitley's record

stands at 615-589-3.

Over the years, the Whitleys and their players have developed family-

like relationships. The 1987 team stands out more than any other, due to

its 39-7 record. The 39 victories are the most in a single season for any

sport in the history of Catawba College athletics, although the volleyball

team equaled the mark in 1992.

Whitley hails

from Ephrata, Pa.,

where she enjoyed an

outstanding athletic

career at Ephrata Area

High School. She came

to Catawba and played

field hockey and soft-

ball. She graduated in

1974 with a bachelor's

degree in health and

physical education.

Whitley served as the

Catawba field hockey

coach from 1982-2000,

posting a 128-163-13

record and a Deep

South Association

championship in 1988.

Due to her outstanding accomplishments as a two-sport athlete and coach at Catawba, Whit-

ley became the first woman inducted into the school's Sports Hall of Fame on April 3, 1993.

Nan and Cecil reside in Salisbury. They have a daughter Adrian, an assistant with the softball pro-

gram, and a son, Alex.

Year Record Conf.

1990 14-20 2-10

1991 21-11-1 6-6

1992 10-18 5-7

1993 8-15 4-8

1994 18-15 7-5

1995 18-27 4-8

1996 12-16 3-9

1997 14-29 4-8

1998 13-25 4-10

1999 13-30 3-11

2000 13-27-1 4-11-1

2001 10-31 3-11

2002 14-40-1 0-14

2003 20-24 5-9

2004 28-29 6-8

2005 27-25 7-5

2006 28-23 9-5

2007 41-19 7-7

2008 26-25 4-10

2009 25-19 10-6

2010 29-24 5-11

2011 32-19 12-6

22 yrs 434-511-3 114-165-1


SHANE PRESCOTT

Assistant Coach

Shane Prescott begins his sixth season as an assistant coach with the Catawba

College softball team in 2010. Prescott came to Catawba from Pfeiffer Univer-

sity where he was with the Falcon program for six seasons and was head coach

the last four years.

A 1995 graduate of Randolph Community College, Prescott earned an associate

degree in applied science. He graduated in 1999 from Blue Ridge Healing Arts

Academy with a license to practice massage and bodywork therapy.

Prescott resides in Concord with his wife, Jennifer. They have two daughters, Adda (7) and Emme (2).

ADRIAN GANTT

Pitching Coach

Adrian Gantt is in her 12th season as an assistant with the Catawba College

softball program. She serves as the pitching coach. For four seasons, Gantt

was the head coach of the Catawba field hockey team.

A 1998 graduate of Catawba, Gantt earned a bachelor of arts degree in biology.

Gantt received a master of science degree in exercise science at Appalachian

State in 2000.

Gantt was a two-sport athlete at Catawba, playing four years of field hockey and softball. She was

a two-time All-American in field hockey and twice earned All-South Atlantic Conference honors

in softball. Gantt received the Lomax Award for Catawba’s top senior female athlete in 1998.

At East Rowan High School, Gantt earned nine letters. She earned all-county and all-conference

honors in cross country and helped the softball team to a pair of state tournament appearances.

Gantt and her husband, Jim, reside in Salisbury with their infant daughter Blakely born Dec. 7,

2011.. Jim is the Catawba head baseball coach.


#16Alli

Justice

Bishopville, MD

Stephen Decatur H.S.

1B Senior 5-7 R/R

2011: Named second team All-South Atlantic Con-

ference at first base ... started all 51 games, posting

a .995 fielding percentage with just two errors

after moving to the new position ... tied school

record with 17 doubles which ranked second in

the SAC and 40th in NCAA II ... was second on team

with 36 RBI and third with seven home runs ... had

three hits in both games of doubleheader vs. Ander-

son with eight RBI, including a career-high five in

game two, earning her SAC Player of the Week hon-

ors on M/28 ... connected on grand slam in against

Georgia College to complete opening day sweep ...

hit .362 with runners in scoring position ... also led

team with 19 walks ...

2010: Played in 47 games ... 29 of her 41 starts came at

third base ... delivered four hits, including a home

run, with a pair of RBI in win over East Stroudsburg

... also homered in win over Limestone ... collected

three hits against Glenville State in opener of dou-

bleheader ... drew 15 walks and had nearly a .360 on-

base percentage ... committed just six errors on the

year ...

2009: Had starts in 12 of 22 games ... nine starts came

at third base ... hit .282 with three doubles and a

home run ... home run came in win over Tusculum

where she had two hits and four RBI ... also had

two hits and scored twice in win over Coker ... had

.391 on-base percentage and batted .381 with run-

ners on base ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Decatur High

School ... named all-conference and all-district ...

helped Seahawks to a conference title ... was an All-

American Scholar Athlete ... also played field

hockey ...

PERSONAL: Born Allison Michelle Justice on Jan. 14,

1990 in Salisbury, MD ... daughter of Lester and Kim

Justice ... communications major with a stellar 3.96

GPA ... Member of SAC Honor Roll.

YEAR GP-GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-SBA

2009 22-12 .282 39 3 11 3 0 1 7 4 9 1-2

2010 47-41 .248 117 15 29 6 0 2 9 15 19 0-1

2011 51-51 .308 146 25 45 17 1 7 36 19 27 2-2

Career 120-104 .281 302 43 85 28 1 10 52 38 55 3-5

Q: What team would you like to see on Catawba’s

Schedule?

A: Shippensburg...so i can play against my younger sister

Q: Why do you wear your jersey number?

A: Because my favorite number was already taken

Q: What was your childhood ambition to be?

A: an ESPN reporter

Q: What is your favorite movie?

A: The Hangover

Q: What is your greatest athletic moment?

A: Hitting Back-to-back grandslams in a high School

game

Q: What is a talent that you wish you had?

A: Supersonic speed!


#4 Brittany

Murray

Asheboro, NC

E. Randolph H.S.

P Senior 5-6 R/R

2011: Appeared in 31 games and started 25 ... hurled a

no-hitter, just the fourth in school history,

against West Liberty on F/27 ... posted 14-9 record

with a 2.48 ERA, ranking eighth in the SAC ... struck

out 107 batters over 166 and a third innings and al-

lowed just 149 hits ... twirled shutouts over West

Liberty and Limestone on M/2 ... posted 10 strikeouts

in M/16 win over Lees-McRae ... allowed just four

hits and no earned runs in complete-game loss to

#17 Rollins ... had a hit and scored a pair of runs in

win over Queens on F/21 ...

2010: Appeared in 28 games before arm injury ended

her season ... had a 17-4 record with a 2.94 ERA ...

wound up seventh in the league in wins despite miss-

ing time with the injury ... tossed a shutout against

Alderson-Broaddus and combined on two others ...

was tenth in the SAC in strikeouts per game (4.97) ...

struck out eight vs. Glenville State and seven in

two separate starts vs. Pfeiffer ...

2009: Played in nine games and made three starts ...

allowed three hits and one run over three innings

to earn save vs. Limestone ... picked up win in relief

in game two at Limestone ... had three hits in 10 at

bats and connected for a home run against Pfeiffer ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Started four years at Eastern Ran-

dolph High School ... was an all-conference per-

former ... helped Wildcats to a conference

tournament title ... was named Best All-Around as a

senior as Wildcats went 26-7 ...

PERSONAL: Born Brittany Lynn Murray on March 26,

1989 in Greensboro, NC ... daughter of Michael and

Deanna Murray ... elementary education major with

a very good 3.25 GPA for fall semester.

YEAR W-L SV ERA G GS CG IP H r ER BB SO WP

2009 1-1 1 4.81 9 3 0 16.0 25 13 11 5 6 0

2010 17-4 0 2.94 28 20 9 131.0 135 69 55 66 93 6

2011 14-9 0 2.48 31 25 16 166.1 149 80 59 60 107 3

Career 32-14 1 2.79 68 58 25 313.1 309 162 125 131 206 9


2011 33-28 .083 12 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 6 0-0

Career 33-28 .083 12 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 6 0-0

Q: If you could invite three people to dinner, who

would they be?

A: Channing Tatum, Zack Efron, Carrie Underwood


A: The Notebook

Q: What was your childhood ambition to be?

A: a Professional Softball player

Q: What is your favorite Salisbury restaurant?

A: College BBQ



2010 40-6 .105 19 11 2 1 0 0 3 1 5 0-1

2011 46-40 .216 102 13 22 0 0 0 7 1 14 3-4

Career 86-46 .198 121 24 24 1 0 0 10 2 19 3-5

#7 Casey

Baucom

Marshville, NC

Piedmont H.S.

OF Junior 5-3 S/R

2011: Made 40 starts over 46 games, mainly at second

base ... had two hits and two RBI in opening win

over Georgia College ... added two more hits in the

second game sweep ... went 3-for-4 with the bases

loaded and hit .297 with runners in scoring posi-

tion ...

2010: Saw action in 40 games and was used mainly as

a pinch-runner, scoring 11 runs ... made six starts in

the outfield ... collected two-out, three-run double

in game two of opening doubleheader with Pfeiffer

... also delivered hit vs. #13 USC Aiken ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Piedmont High

School ... named the 3A District 6 Player of the Year

as both a junior and a senior ... was a three-time All-

State and all-conference selection ... helped Pan-

thers to a conference championship ... also earned

a Gold Medal at the State Games ...

PERSONAL: Born Casey Brooke Baucom on June 5,

1991 in Monroe, NC ... daughter of R. Scott and Lisa

Baucom ... elementary education major with a very

good 3.26 GPA.


Schedule?

A: West Virginia Wesleyan

Q: Who is your favorite pro Athlete?

A: Chipper Jones

Q: What is your favorite food?

A: Chicken Parmesan

Q: What is your greatest Athletic moment?

A: My first homerun when i was 14 (Grandslam)

Q: What is your dream job?

A: To be an Elementary school teacher


A: To be able to play an instrument by ear


would they be?

A: Coach Pete, My Dad, Jason Statham

Q: What is your nickname?

A: Waterbug

Q: What is your favorite sport other than softball?

A: Volleyball


A: Jumanji

Q: What is your favorite place that you have visited?

A: Myrtle Beach, SC

Q: What is something you are afraid of?

A: Snakes


#20 Tara

Gibbs

Waynesville, NC

Tuscola H.S.

C Junior 5-6 R/R

2011: Made all 51 starts as catcher ... was second on

team with eight homers and 36 RBI ... hit a pair of

homers and drove in three runs in regular-season

finale against Lincoln Memorial ... also homered

and had three RBI to cap doubleheader sweep of

Newberry ... went 3-for-3 with a triple in upset of #10

Lenoir-Rhyne on A/13 ... had 13 multi-hit games and

eight multi-RBI games ...

2010: Starter at catcher ... led team and ranked

fourth in the SAC with 14 home runs ... stood sec-

ond in the SAC and on team with 63 RBI which

ranked 12th in NCAA II ... earned SAC Player of the

Week honors on M/15, driving in seven runs over

six games including eight in a double header sweep

of Alderson-Broaddus ... tied school record with

seven RBI in win over Erskine with a pair of home

runs ... produced 18 multi-RBI games ... hit .391 with

runners on base and delivered 29 two-out RBI ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Started four years at Tuscola High

School ... earned all-conference honors all four

years and was a two-time All-State performer ...

named team MVP and helped the Mountaineers to a

pair of state playoff appearances ...

PERSONAL: Born Tara Virginia Gibbs on Oct. 17, 1990

in Waynesville ... daughter of James and Virginia

Gibbs ... exercise science major with an excellent 3.50

GPA.


would they be?

A: Mia Hamm, Peyton Manning, and Lance Armstrong

Q: What is the best book you have ever read?

A: Josh Hamilton: Beyond Belief

Q: Who is your favorite musical group/singer?

A: John Mayer


A: BBQ


A: To own my own sports facility

Q: What is your favorite Salisbury Restaurant?

A: Uncle Bucks


A: Baseball


A: Last year against Erskine

Q: What is your Favorite movie?

A: The Sandlot


A: To be able to dance


2010 53-53 .335 176 21 59 11 0 14 63 7 22 2-2

2011 51-51 .342 146 32 50 9 2 8 36 18 23 2-3

Career 104-104 .339 322 53 109 20 2 22 99 25 55 4-5


#10Mollie

Kovalcin

Latrobe, PA

Greater Latrobe H.S.

SS/3B Junior 5-7 R/R

2011: Saw action at both shortstop and third base,

making 48 starts over 50 games ... injured thumb late

in year, but drew two-out bases loaded walk to

force in go-ahead run in upset of #10 Lenoir-Rhyne

on A/13 ... had three hits and three RBI in game two

sweep of Anderson on M/23 ... also had three hits

and drove in two in second game win vs. Lincoln

Memorial ...

2010: Played in 33 games as a freshman and started

14 at third base ... connected for a two-run homer

at Barton ... collected a pair of hits in opener of Lin-

coln Memorial doubleheader ... had RBI in loss to

#9 Lenoir-Rhyne ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Started three years at Greater La-

trobe Senior High School ... earned all-section

honors and was a three-time Gold Glove winner ...

hit .306 as a senior and helped the Wildcats to a pair

of state runner-up finishes and three sectional ti-

tles ...

PERSONAL: Born Mollie Louise Kovalcin on Sept. 25,

1990 in Jeanette, PA ... daughter of Sandy Kovalcin

and Bob Kovalcin ... has interest in sports manage-

ment with a good 3.06 GPA.


2010 33-14 .217 46 13 10 0 0 1 3 5 12 2-3

2011 50-48 .227 128 16 29 5 0 0 13 13 17 3-3

Career 83-62 .222 174 29 39 5 0 1 16 18 29 5-6


Schedule?

A: Gannon University

Q: Who is your favorite pro Athlete?

A: Natasha Watley

Q: What is your favorite sport other than Softball?

A: Basketball


A: Spaghetti


A: Tara Road

Q: What is your favorite Movie?

A: Pearl Harbor


A: Making it to the state HS game twice


A: Freddy Krueger and spiders


A: To own and manage a pro sports team

Q: What is one place that you would most like to

visit?

A: Venice, Italy

Q: What is a Superpower that you wish you had?

A: Flying


#6 Amanda

Terry

Cordova, NC

Richmond Sr. H.S.

Of Junior 5-3 R/R

2011: Started in all 51 games, 49 coming in left field

... led team with 37 runs scored ... drove in winning

run in extra-inning victory at Mars Hill on A/7 ...

capped four-run seventh with a two-out, two-run

single in upset of #10 Lenoir-Rhyne on A/13 ... col-

lected three hits, including a double and triple in

win over West Liberty ... doubled twice and scored

three runs in M/23 win over Anderson ... homered

against Shippensburg and Newberry ... had a season-

high 11-game hitting streak ... was a perfect 8-for-8

in stolen bases ...

2010: Made 45 starts as a freshman in left field ... hit

two-run homer in first action vs. West Chester ...

singled home winning run in the seventh vs. Lees-

McRae ... tripled in three runs against East Strouds-

burg ... also tripled and scored twice at Barton ...

had two hits and two runs vs. Wingate ... recorded

a pair of outfield assists ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Started at Richmond Senior High

School where she earned All-State honors ... also

earned all-distinct and all-conference honors and

was an All-Academic selection ... helped Raiders to a

conference title ...

PERSONAL: Born Amanda Faye Terry on Aug. 25, 1991

in Pinehurst, NC ... daughter of Danny and Vicky

Terry ... physical education major with an excellent

3.35 GPA.


2010 45-45 .183 115 18 21 4 2 1 12 11 26 4-4

2011 51-51 .240 154 37 37 8 3 2 16 13 30 8-8

Career 96-96 .212 269 55 58 6 5 3 28 24 56 12-12

Q: Why do you wear your jersey number?

A: It’s my favorite number


A: Volleyball

Q: Who is your favorite pro athlete?

A: Jessica Mendoza


A: Chicken

Q: If you could invite three people to dinner who

would they be?

A: Channing Tatum, Kelly Ripa, and Jason Aldean

Q: If you had to cook your own meals, what would

you likely live off of?

A: Ice Cream & Cake

Q: What is your favorite TV show?

A: The sing off


A: To be a comedian


A: A 3rd out diving catch to win the game


A: to be a ventriloquist


#3 Brittany

Allen

Tobaccoville, NC

N. Forsyth H.S.

3B Sophomore 5-4 R/R

2011: Played in 26 games and made four starts ...

three of the starts came at third base ... had a hit

and scored eventual winning run in extra-inning

win at Mars Hill on A/7 ... also had a hit and scored

a run vs. Lees-McRae on M/16 ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at North Forsyth

High School ... named all-conference and all-

county in both softball and basketball ... also

played volleyball for the Vikings ...

PERSONAL: Born Brittany Jane Allen on Oct. 5, 1991

in Winston-Salem, NC ... daughter of Denise Allen ...

has interest in veterinary medicine.


would they be?

A: John Wooden, my mom, MLK Jr.

Q: What is your favorite sports team?

A: Atlanta Braves


A: Everything on the radio


A: Mexican


A: veterinarian


A: Casa Grande


Schedule?

A: UNC-Chapel Hill


A: Coach Carter


A: Baseball


A: Hitting grand slam in travel ball tourney

Q: Who was your sports hero growing up?

A: Mugsy Bogues


A: BA


2011 26-4 .105 19 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 10 2-2

Career 26-4 .105 19 5 2 0 0 0 0 1 10 2-2


#15 Emily B.

Huneycutt

Locust, NC

W. Stanly H.S.

P Sophomore 5-8 R/R

2011: Was a second team All-South Atlantic Confer-

ence performer as a freshman ... posted an 18-10

record with a 2.10 ERA and two saves ... her wins

ranked fourth in the SAC and her ERA stood fifth

... allowed 164 hits in 163 and a third innings and

struck out 75 ... set school record with eight

shutouts which ranked 31st in NCAA II ... struck out

nine in shutting out Lincoln Memorial on A/17 ...

followed that up with a five-high shutout of Mars

Hill at SAC Tournament ... went on to earn SAC All-

Tournament honors ... shut out Brevard to win 1-0

on A/3 ... pitched a four-hit shutout over Limestone

on M/2 ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at West Stanly

High School ... named the Region 6 Co-Pitcher of

the Year in 2009 and was a three-time All-State, all-

district, all-county and all-conference selection ...

also an all-conference cross country runner for

the Colts ...

PERSONAL: Born Emily Brooke Huneycutt on August

15, 1991 in Concord, NC ... daughter of Eddie and

Koni Huneycutt ... brother, Wil, was an all-confer-

ence performer for the Catawba baseball team ... ex-

ercise science major with a fine 3.16 GPA. Q: If you could invite three people to dinner, who

would they be?

A: Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson, Tim Tebow


A: Twilight Series


A: Jason Aldean


A: Cookies & cake


A: Trainer for professional athletics


A: Cat Osterman


A: Baseball


A: Pitching no-hitters

Q: Who is your favorite pro athlete?

A: Madison Bumgarner


2011 18-10 2 2.10 35 26 18 163.1 164 64 49 36 75 6

Career 18-10 2 2.10 35 26 18 163.1 164 64 49 36 75 6


2011 35-26 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0

Career 35-26 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0


#11 Connel

Kelly

Tallmadge, OH

Tallmadge H.S.

2B Sophomore 5-3 R/R

2011: Played in eight games as a freshman as a reserve

at second base ... had a pair of hits and scored a run

against Lees-McRae ... also collected a hit vs. Ander-

son ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Tallmadge

High School ... was an All-Suburban Conference se-

lection, helping the Blue Devils to a pair of league

titles and appearances in the state final four ... Tall-

madge was 47-14 over her last two seasons ...

PERSONAL: Born Connal Allene Kelly on March 12,

1992 in Cleveland, OH ... daughter of Denise Kelly

and Don Kelly ... undecided on major with an excel-

lent 3.50 GPA.


would they be?

A: My mom, dad and best friend


A: To Kill A Mockingbird

Q: What is your favorite sports team?

A: Cleveland Indians


A: Pizza

Q: Why do you wear your jersey #?

A: It was next to mollie’s locker


A: Tornados

Q: The Place you’d most like to visit?

A: Spain


A: Omar Vizquel


A: Basketball

Q: What was your childhood ambition?

A: To be a doctor


A: The Notebook


A: Singing


2011 8-0 .333 9 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0

Career 8-0 .333 9 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0


#2 Lauren

Lewis

Concord, NC

N. Mecklenburg H.S.

SS Sophomore 5-5 R/R

2011: Joined team after basketball season and

started 33 games at shortstop ... homered twice, in-

cluding a grand slam in SAC Tournament win over

Brevard ... named to SAC All-Tournament team after

hitting .273 with six RBI, which was a tournament

high ... had three hits, a double, triple and homer,

and scored three runs in win over Lincoln Memo-

rial on A/17 ... tripled and scored winning run vs.

Francis Marion on M/12 ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at North Mecklen-

burg High School ... earned all-conference each

year and also earned All-State honors ... twice

named teams top defensive player ... was the Char-

lotte Observer North Meck Female Athlete of the

Year ...

PERSONAL: Born Lauren Ashton Lewis on Dec. 12,

1991 in Charlotte, NC ... daughter of Duane Lewis

and Michele Harris ... has interest in physical edu-

cation.


would they be?

A: Steve Nash, Jimmer fredette and Jeremy Hazell


A: Thirteen reasons Why


A: Nikki Minaj


A: Chicken tenders


A: College basketball coach


A: Taco Bell


Schedule?

A: UNC-Charlotte


A: Allen Iverson


A: Basketball


A: Hitting GW triple in 4th round of HS playoffs

Q: What are you afraid of?

A: My roommate Courtney, especially in the mornings


2011 33-33 .256 82 13 31 1 2 3 10 14 9 0-1

Career 33-33 .256 82 13 31 1 2 3 10 14 9 0-1


#1 Kayla

Myers

Bryson City, NC

Swain Co. H.S.

2B Sophomore 5-3 L/R

2011: Named first team All-South Atlantic Confer-

ence and second team All-Southeast Region by Dak-

tronics ... started all 51 games, 19 each at third base

and second base ... second on team with .368 average

(12th in SAC), 36 runs scored (8th in SAC), eight

homers (13th in SAC) and 14 doubles (6th in SAC) ...

had 20 multi-hit games, including three in opening

doubleheader wins over Anderson and Lincoln Me-

morial ... drove in three runs in win over Young

Harris and Newberry ... homered in each game of

the Newberry sweep ... enjoyed a season-high 11-game

hitting streak ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Swain County

High School ... three-time all-conference and all-

district pick ... set the state high school record

with 188 career hits and established 14 school

marks ... batted .602 with nine home runs as a senior,

helping the Lady Devils to a second straight state

runner-up finish ... was named the conference, re-

gion and Asheville Citizen-Times Player of the Year

...

PERSONAL: Born Kayla Ann Myers on August 4, 1992

... daughter of Jeff and Ginger Myers ... physical ed-

ucation major with a very good 3.30 GPA. Q: If you could invite three people to dinner, who

would they be?

A: Taylor Lautner, Tim Tebow and Josh Turner


A: Twilight Series


A: Josh Turner


A: Pizza


A: P.E. Teacher


A: O’Charley’s


A: Mark McGwire


A: basketball


A: Breaking the state record (hits)


A: Love and Basketball


A: Singing


2011 51-51 .368 155 36 57 14 3 8 33 12 32 2-3

Career 51-51 .368 155 36 57 14 3 8 33 12 32 2-3


#13 Katie

Smith

Goodwater, AL

Coosa Central HS

P Sophomore 5-6 R/R

2011: Pitched in a pair of games ... recorded a strike-

out in an inning of work against Lees-McRae ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Started four years at Coosa Central

High School ... named top defensive player each year

... tossed over 300 innings her last two seasons and

posted an ERA under 3.00 ... PERSONAL: Born

Kathaleen Camille Smith on July 23, 1992 in Birming-

ham, AL ... daughter of George and Judy Smith ... ex-

ercise science major.


Schedule?

A: Auburn

Q: What is a superpower you wish you had?

A: Super speed


A: Redeeming Love


A: Carrie Underwood


A: Pizza


A: Palms Cafe


Schedule?

A: Auburn


A: Jenny Finch


A: Football


A: Freshman year of high school


A: The Notebook


A: Running


2011 0-0 0 17.50 2 0 0 2.0 5 5 5 0 1 0

Career 0-0 0 17.50 2 0 0 2.0 5 5 5 0 1 0


#14Kim

Fesperman

Kannapolis, NC

S.Rowan H.S.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at

South Rowan High School ... twice

served as team captain and was team

MVP for the Raiders as a senior ... bat-

ted .450 and was named all-county

and all-conference ... named a

scholar athlete all four years ...

PERSONAL: Born Kimberly Nicole Fes-

perman on Jan. 10, 1993 in Concord,

NC ... daughter of Andy and Sandy

Fesperman ... has an interest in exer-

cise science with a stellar 3.94 GPA.

Q: Why do you wear your jersey #?

A: To be between Katie & Emily B.

Q: What is something you are

afraid of?

A: Frogs

#17Presley

Destro

Mogadore, OH

Mogadore H.S.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwin-

ner at Mogodore High School ...

earned all-conference and all-dis-

trict honors in softball, basketball,

volleyball and track ... was basket-

ball Player of the Year and two-time

state qualifier for shot put ... helped

Wildcats to a district title in soft-

ball ...

PERSONAL: Born Presley L Destro on

Jan. 29, 1993 in Akron, OH ... daughter

of Dana and Russ Destro ... has inter-

est in biology.

Q: Who is your favorite pro

Sports team?

A: Cleveland Cavaliers

#18 Michaela

Boyd

Concord, NC

NW Cabarrus H.S.


North Forsyth High School ...

named all-conference, all-district

and All-State ... served as team cap-

tain and was a scholar athlete ...

PERSONAL: Born Michaela Dawn

Boyd on Aug. 11, 1993 in Charlotte,

NC ... daughter of Dawn Boyd and

Michael Boyd ... undecided on major

with a good 3.05 GPA.

Q: Who was your sports hero

growing up?

A: Michael Jordan


A: Mac daddy

OF Freshman 5-7 L/R C Freshman 5-9 R/R Inf Freshman 5-8 R/R

#9Kelsey

Burgess

Charlotte, NC

Gaston Christian H.S.

Transfer from North Greenville

where she played in 32 games and

made 25 starts ... half of her eight

hits went for extra bases with three

doubles and a triple ...


Gaston Christian ... named Gaston

County Athlete of the Year ... named

All-State and all-conference ...

helped Eagles to a 2A State Champi-

onship as a senior ... served as captain

for the softball, basketball and vol-

leyball teams, earning four letters

in each ...

PERSONAL: Born Kelsey Lee Burgess

on Nov. 23, 1991 in Charlotte ...

daughter of Keith and Millicent

Burgess ... exercise science major

with a very good 3.26 GPA.

#5Selena

Ashley

Walkertown, NC

E.Forsyth HS


East Forsyth High School ... was

named All-State and District 5

Pitcher of the Year as a senior, going

14-4 with a 0.51 ERA ... three-time all-

conference and all-district per-

former ... helped Eagles to a pair of

tournament titles ...

PERSONAL: Born Selena Elizabeth

Ashley on June 11, 1993 ... daughter of

Shae and Darlene Ashley ... has inter-

est in exercise science.

Q: What is a superpower you wish

you had?

A: Read Minds

SS/OF Sophomore 5-7 R/R P Freshman 5-6 R/R

#12 Alycia

Stiles

Harleysville, PA

Souderton Area H.S.

Injured an ankle in fall training and

red-shirted the 2011 season ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter as

a shortstop at Souderton Area High

School ... was a two-time all-confer-

ence pick and hit .355 as a senior ...

also played field hockey for the In-

dians ...

PERSONAL: Born Alycia Justine Stiles

on Sept. 1, 1992 in Lansdale, PA ...

daughter of Clinton and Sandra

Stiles ... elementary education major.

Q: Who is your favorite pro sports

team?

A: NY Yankees

OF Freshman 5-5 R/R


#8Sydney

Hyder

Asheboro, NC

SW Randolph H.S.


Southwestern Randolph High

School ... named all-district and All-

State as a senior, leading the

Cougars in home runs ... was also an

all-conference and all-county selec-

tion ... helped SW Randolph to a pair

of 3A State Championships ...

PERSONAL: Born Sydney Rebecca

Hyder on June 19, 1993 in Asheboro ...

daughter of Eddie and Donna Hyder

... has interest in mathematics with a

fine 3.18 GPA

Q: Who was your sports hero

growing up?

A: Natasha Whatley

#22 Emily D.

Huneycutt

Oakboro, NC

W. Stanly H.S.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at

West Stanly High School ... named

Rocky River Conference and Dis-

trict 6 Player of the Year as senior ...

batted .551 with 14 homers and 56 RBI

... two-time all-conference, all-dis-

trict and All-State selection ...

PERSONAL: Born Emily Denae Huney-

cutt on June 19, 1993 in Concord, NC

... daughter of Tim and Brenda Hun-

eycutt ... undecided on major.


A: tacos

Q: What is your favorite Salisbury

Restaurant?

A: Outback Steakhouse

3B Freshman 5-8 R/R Of Freshman 5-5 R/L


2011 Catawba Softball Final Statistics

Record: 32-19 Home: 13-3 Away:11-8 Neutral: 8-8 SAC: 12-6

BATTING STATISTICS

PLAYER AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-ATT PO A E FLD

Carly Sabat .399 49-49 163 29 65 5 8 1 17 .546 10 1 15 .434 16-21 65 4 1 .986

Kayla Myers .368 51-51 155 36 57 14 3 8 33 .652 12 2 32 .420 2-3 68 63 8 .942

Khourtni Hester .357 48-47 129 23 46 7 3 11 38 .713 11 0 33 .404 3-3 26 2 2 .933

Tara Gibbs .342 51-51 146 32 50 9 2 8 36 .596 18 1 23 .413 2-3 200 38 5 .979

Connal Kelly .333 8-0 9 1 3 0 0 0 0 .333 0 0 2 .333 0-0 1 5 0 1.000

Alli Justice .308 51-51 146 25 45 17 1 7 36 .582 19 2 27 .395 2-2 353 15 2 .995

Lauren Lewis .256 33-33 82 13 21 1 2 3 10 .427 4 4 9 .319 0-1 44 70 8 .934

Amanda Terry .240 51-51 154 37 37 8 3 2 16 .370 13 0 30 .298 8-8 64 3 2 .971

Mollie Kovalcin .227 50-48 128 16 29 5 0 0 13 .266 13 0 17 .298 3-3 66 109 16 .916

Sami Santoli .217 41-20 60 13 13 1 0 0 3 .233 5 0 20 .277 7-8 18 1 1 .950

Casey Baucom .216 46-40 102 13 22 0 0 0 7 .216 1 0 14 .223 3-4 66 38 10 .912

Myra Clark .167 5-0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 .167 0 0 2 .167 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Brittany Allen .105 26-4 19 5 2 0 0 0 0 .105 1 1 10 .190 2-2 5 19 2 .923

Erin Witalison .091 22-11 33 0 3 1 0 0 5 .121 4 1 14 .200 0-0 12 0 0 1.000

Brittany Murray .083 33-28 12 2 1 0 0 0 0 .083 1 1 6 .214 0-0 3 45 4 .923

Katie Smith .000 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Emily Huneycutt .000 35-26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0-0 4 37 4 .911

Totals..................... .294 51-51 1344 245 395 68 22 40 214 .467 112 13 254 .352 48-58 995 449 65 .957

Opponents........... .248 51-51 1281 149 318 41 5 27 132 .351 96 16 183 .308 36-48 976 388 62 .957

PITCHING STATISTICS

PLAYER ERA W L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP BK

Emily Huneycutt 2.10 18-10 35 26 18 8 2 163.1 164 64 49 36 75 6 5 0

Brittany Murray 2.48 14-9 31 25 16 2 0 166.1 149 80 59 60 107 3 11 1

Katie Smith 17.50 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 2.0 5 5 5 0 1 0 0 0

Totals 2.38 32-19 51 51 34 10 2 331.2 318 149 113 96 183 9 16 1

Opponents 4.09 19-32 51 51 27 6 1 325.1 395 245 190 112 254 32 13 1


2011 Catawba College Softball Season Results

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE OVERALL SAC RECORD of PITCHER

Feb 12, 2011 GEORGIA C&SU W 9-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 1-0)

Feb 12, 2011 GEORGIA C&SU W 6-3 2-0-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (W 1-0)

Feb 13, 2011 at UNC Pembroke W 6-3 3-0-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 2-0)

Feb 13, 2011 at UNC Pembroke L 3-5 3-1-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (L 1-1)

Feb 16, 2011 at Pfeiffer W 3-1 4-1-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 2-0)

Feb 16, 2011 at Pfeiffer W 8-0 5-1-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (W 2-1

Feb 19, 2011 at USC Aiken L 0-1 5-2-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (L 3-1)

Feb 19, 2011 at USC Aiken L 1-2 5-3-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (L 2-2)

Feb 21, 2011 QUEENS L 1-2 5-4-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (L 3-2)

Feb 21, 2011 QUEENS W 6-5 6-4-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (W 3-2)

Feb 25, 2011 vs Shippensburg L 6-8 6-5-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (L 3-3)

Feb 25, 2011 vs Augusta St. W 9-6 7-5-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 4-2)

Feb 26, 2011 vs Winston-Salem St. W 7-6 8-5-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 5-2)

Feb 26, 2011 vs Fairmont St. L 2-3 8-6-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (L 3-4)

Feb 27, 2011 vs West Liberty W 9-0 9-6-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 6-2)

Mar 02, 2011 at Limestone W 2-0 10-6-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 7-2)

Mar 02, 2011 at Limestone W 3-0 11-6-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (W 4-4)

Mar 04, 2011 vs Lander L 2-3 11-7-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (L 7-3)

Mar 05, 2011 vs North Georgia L 3-7 11-8-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (L 4-5)

Mar 11, 2011 vs Young Harris W 9-1 12-8-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (W 5-5)

Mar 12, 2011 vs Francis Marion W 3-2 13-8-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 8-3)

Mar 12, 2011 vs Barton W 5-0 14-8-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (W 6-5)

Mar 13, 2011 vs Rollins L 0-4 14-9-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (L 8-4)

Mar 13, 2011 vs Hillsdale L 6-7 14-10-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (L 8-5)

Mar 16, 2011 LEES-MCRAE W 6-2 15-10-0 0-0-0 B.Murray (W 9-5)

Mar 16, 2011 LEES-MCRAE W 14-2 16-10-0 0-0-0 E.Huneycutt (W 7-5)

Mar 18, 2011 at Carson-Newman L 2-10 16-11-0 0-1-0 B.Murray (L 9-6)

Mar 18, 2011 at Carson-Newman L 2-5 16-12-0 0-2-0 E.Huneycutt (L 7-6)

Mar 20, 2011 MOUNT OLIVE L 0-4 16-13-0 0-2-0 B.Murray (L 9-7)

Mar 20, 2011 MOUNT OLIVE W 4-0 17-13-0 0-2-0 E.Huneycutt (W 8-6)

Mar 23, 2011 ANDERSON W 10-4 18-13-0 1-2-0 B.Murray (W 10-7)

Mar 23, 2011 ANDERSON W 13-5 19-13-0 2-2-0 E.Huneycutt (W 9-6)

Mar 29, 2011 at Wingate L 0-3 19-14-0 2-3-0 E.Huneycutt (L 9-7)

Mar 29, 2011 at Wingate L 2-4 19-15-0 2-4-0 B.Murray (L 10-8)

Apr 02, 2011 NEWBERRY W 7-5 20-15-0 3-4-0 E.Huneycutt (W 10-7)

Apr 02, 2011 NEWBERRY W 7-2 21-15-0 4-4-0 E.Huneycutt (W 11-7)

Apr 03, 2011 at Brevard W 1-0 22-15-0 5-4-0 E.Huneycutt (W 12-7)

Apr 03, 2011 at Brevard W 6-1 23-15-0 6-4-0 B.Murray (W 11-8)

Apr 07, 2011 at Mars Hill W 7-2 24-15-0 7-4-0 E.Huneycutt (W 13-7)

Apr 07, 2011 at Mars Hill W 2-1 25-15-0 8-4-0 B.Murray (W 12-8)

Apr 09, 2011 TUSCULUM W 3-0 26-15-0 9-4-0 E.Huneycutt (W 14-7)

* Apr 09, 2011 TUSCULUM L 0-2 26-16-0 9-5-0 B.Murray (L 12-9)

Apr 13, 2011 at Lenoir-Rhyne L 2-4 26-17-0 9-6-0 E.Huneycutt (L 14-8)

Apr 13, 2011 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 10-6 27-17-0 10-6-0 E.Huneycutt (W 15-8)

Apr 17, 2011 LINCOLN MEMORIAL W 8-0 28-17-0 11-6-0 E.Huneycutt (W 16-8)

Apr 17, 2011 LINCOLN MEMORIAL W 9-2 29-17-0 12-6-0 B.Murray (W 13-9)

Apr 20, 2011 vs Mars Hill W 5-0 30-17-0 12-6-0 E.Huneycutt (W 17-8)

Apr 21, 2011 vs Brevard W 11-2 31-17-0 12-6-0 B.Murray (W 14-9)

Apr 22, 2011 vs Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-2 31-18-0 12-6-0 E.Huneycutt (L 17-9)

Apr 22, 2011 vs Carson-Newman W 4-3 32-18-0 12-6-0 E.Huneycutt (W 18-9)

Apr 23, 2011 vs Lenoir-Rhyne L 0-8 32-19-0 12-6-0 E.Huneycutt (L 18-10)


PROJECTED DEPTHCHART

2012 Catawba Indian Softball Roster

NO. NAME POS HT. B/T CLASS HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL

1 Kayla Myers 2B 5-3 L/R So Bryson City,NC/Swain Co.

2 Lauren Lewis SS 5-5 R/R So Concord,NC/N.Mecklenburg

3 Brittany Allen 3B 5-4 R/R So Tobaccoville,NC/N.Forsyth

4 Brittany Murray P/OF 5-6 R/R Sr Asheboro,NC/E.Randolph

5 Selena Ashley P 5-6 R/R Fr Walkertown,NC/E.Forsyth

6 Amanda Terry OF 5-3 R/R Jr Cordova,NC/Richmond Sr.

7 Casey Baucom OF 5-3 S/R Jr Marshville,NC/Piedmont

8 Sydney Hyder OF 5-5 R/L Fr Asheboro,NC/SW Randolph

9 Kelsey Burgess SS/OF 5-7 R/R So Charlotte,NC/Gaston Christian/N.Greenville

10 Mollie Kovalcin SS/3B 5-7 R/R Jr Latrobe,PA/Greater Latrobe

11 Connal Kelly 2B 5-3 R/R So Tallmadge,OH/Tallmadge

12 Alycia Stiles OF 5-7 R/R RFr Harleysville,PA/Souderton Area

13 Katie Smith P 5-6 R/R So Goodwater,AL/Soosa Central

14 Presley Destro C 5-9 R/R Fr Mogadore,OH/Mogadore

15 Emily B. Huneycutt P 5-8 R/R So Locust,NC/W.Stanly

16 Alli Justice 1B 5-7 R/R Sr Bishopville,MD/Decatur

17 Kimberly Fesperman INF 5-8 R/R Fr Kannapolis,NC/S.Rowan

18 Michaela Boyd OF 5-7 L/R Fr Concord,NC/NW Cabarrus

19 Megan Soots C 5-4 R/R So Mt. Holly,NC/E.Gaston/St. Andrews

20 Tara Gibbs C 5-6 R/R Jr Waynesville,NC/Tuscola

22 Emily D. Huneycutt 3B 5-8 R/R Fr Oakboro,NC/W.Stanly


SINGLE GAME RECORDS

Individual records

Batting

Average

1.000 (4-4) -- ten times (last by Carly Sabat vs.

Hillsdale, 3-13-11)

Hits

4 -- many times (last by Carly Sabat, 3-13-11)

Runs Scored

4 -- several (last by Allie Marshall, 2-28-10)

Runs Batted In

7 -- Allie Marshall vs. Kutztown, 2-29-08; Tara

Gibbs vs. Erskine, 2-27-10

Doubles

3 -- Jacqueline White vs. Pfeiffer (4-18-06)

Triples

3 -- Charla Doss vs. N.C. A&T (4-5-90)

Homeruns

2 -- 22 times (last by Lauren Lewis, 4-21-11)

At Bats

6 -- five times (last by Amanda Terry, 2-28-10)

Base on Balls

4 -- Liz Corbett vs. Pfeiffer (2-18-02)

Strikeouts

3 -- several times

Hit By Pitch

2 -- five times (last by Kathryn Geouge, 4-2-10)

Stolen Bases

4 -- Angie Grubbs vs. Paine (4-10-91); by Elizabeth

Howard vs. Winton-Salem St. (3-16-99)

Fielding

Assists

10 -- Mollie Kovalcin vs. Mars Hill (4-20-11)

Pitching

Innings Pitched

12 -- Kim Chichester vs. Mars Hill (3-13-96)

Strikeouts

14 -- Lindsay Ettinger vs. Indiana,PA (3-3-05);

Rachel Christian vs. Mars Hill (3-25-08)

Hit Batters

3 -- Kristie Cox vs. St. Andrews (3-24-92)

Wild Pitches

8 --Donna Grubbs vs. Ohio Dominican (3-9-90)

Team records

Batting

Hits

23 -- N.C. A&T (4-5-90)

Runs Scored

27 -- N.C. A&T (4-5-90)

Runs Batted In

19 -- N.C. A&T (4-5-90)

Doubles

6 -- Barber-Scotia (4-23-90); Limestone (3-19-06)

Triples

3 -- N.C. A&T (4-5-90); Gardner-Webb (4-13-93);

West Liberty (2-27-11

Homeruns

4 -- Pfeiffer (4-18-06); Bellevue (3-6-07); Limestone

(3-9-09)

At Bats

47 -- Pfeiffer (4-3-95)

Sacrifices

7 -- Newberry (4-7-08)

Base on Balls

11 -- four times

Strikeouts

16 -- Armstrong Atlantic (3-15-02)

Hit By Pitch

4 -- Kutztown (3-2-02); Lake Superior (2-26-03)

Stolen Bases

12 -- LaRoach (3-11-90)

Fielding

Errors

7 -- Seven Times

Pitching

Most Hits Allowed

20 -- Penn St.-Behrend (3-9-91)

Most Runs Allowed

19 -- Limestone (3-31-99)

Most Walks Allowed

16 -- Gardner-Webb (4-8-90)

Strikeouts

14 -- Indiana,PA (3-3-05)

Hit Batters

3 -- St. Andrews (3-24-92); Mars Hill (3-25-08);

Columbus St. (3-6-09)

Wild Pitches

8 -- Ohio Dominican (3-9-90)

Top 10 All-Time

Batting

Average

nine times (last by Tara Gibbs vs. Erskine, 2-27-10)...........1.000 (4-4)

Hits

many times (last by Carly Sabat, 3-1-10).......................................4

Runs Scored

13 times (last by Allie Marshall, 2-28-10)......................................4

Runs Batted In

1. Allie Marshall (2-29-08).................................................7

Tara Gibbs (2-27-10)...........................................................7

3. Jacqueline White (3-11-05)...........................................6

Amanda Mitchell (2-24-06)..........................................6

Ryann Baker (4-9-08).........................................................6

Allie Marshall (3-9-09)...................................................6

6. Eleven at.................................................................................5

At Bats

1. Donna Hughes (4-5-90).................................................6

Adrian Whitley (4-3-95).................................................6

Kim Hannigan (4-3-95)....................................................6

Teresa Cline (3-28-98).......................................................6

Jessie Whitesides (2-23-07)..............................................6

Amanda Terry (2-28-10)....................................................6

doubles

1. Jacqueline White (4-18-06)...........................................3

2. many times............................................................................2

Triples

1. Charla Doss (4-5-90).......................................................3

2. Charla Doss (3-21-91).....................................................2

Jessica Rivera (3-3-05)......................................................2

Khourtni Hester (2-27-11)...........................................2

Homeruns

1. 22 times....................................................................................2

Stolen Bases

1. Angie Grubbs (4-2-91)......................................................4

Elizabeth Howard (3-16-99).......................................4

3. 12 with.....................................................................................3

Walks

1. Liz Corbett (2002)..............................................................4

2. many..........................................................................................3

Hit By Pitch

1. Angie Grubbs (4-2-91)......................................................2

Amanda Myers (3-7-02)....................................................2

Cari Griffin (3-3-02).........................................................2

Kathryn Geouge (4-2-10)...............................................2

Fielding

Assists

1. Mollie Kovalcin (4-20-11)...........................................10

2. Tara Tumer (3-23-97)........................................................9

3. Mandy Hanes (4-9-95).....................................................8

Shannon Handy (2-16-02).............................................8

Katie Phelps (4-5-04)..........................................................8

Pitching

Strikeouts

1. Lindsay Ettinger (3-3-05)............................................14

2. Lindsay Ettinger (2-16-07)........................................13

3. Jennifer Pittman (4-18-99)........................................12

Jennifer Pittman (2-20-00)........................................12

Jennifer Pittman (4-19-00)........................................12

Lindsay Ettinger (3-5-04)............................................12

7. Lindsay Ettinger (3-10-04)..........................................11

8. Jennifer Pittman (4-18-99)........................................10

Shannon Handy (3-10-04) ........................................10

Lindsay Ettinger (2-11-07)..........................................10

Lindsay Ettinger (4-10-07)..........................................10

Brittany Murray (3-16-11)........................................10

Jacqueline White (2005-08): Holds school

record with three doubles in one game.

Jessie Whitesides (2006-09): Ranks sencond

all-time with 189 career hits.


SEASON RECORDS

Individual records

Batting

Average

.470 (47-100) -- Tonya Thompson, 1991

Hits

74 -- Allie Marshall in 60 games, 2007

Runs Scored

59 -- Kathryn Geouge in 53 games, 2010

Runs Batted In


Doubles

17 -- Jacqueline White in 60 games, 2007; Alli

Justice in 51 games, 2011

Triples

8-- Carly Sabat in 51 games, 2011

Homeruns


At Bats

202 -- Jacqueline White in 60 games, 2007

Slugging Pct.

.717 (134 bases) -- Allie Marshall in 60 games, 2007

Base on Balls

42 -- Kathryn Geouge in 53 games, 2010

Strikeouts

51 -- Ryann Baker in 60 games, 2007

Hit By Pitch

12 by Cari Griffin in 50 games, 2002

Stolen Bases

22 -- Callie Gordy in 48 games, 2010; Kathryn

Geouge in 53 games, 2010

On Base Pct.

.512 (62 bases) -- Charla Doss, 1990

Games Played

60 -- Ryann Baker, Kathryn Geouge, Callie

Gordy, Allie Marshall and Jacqueline White,

2007

Fielding

Percentage (min. 50 chances)

1.000 (349 chances) -- Jacqueline White, 2008

Put Outs

397 -- Jacqueline White in 60 games, 2007

Assists

129 -- Tara Tumer in 42 games, 1997; Allie mar-

shall in 60 games, 2007

Pitching

Games

51 -- Lindsay Ettinger, 2006

Games Started


Complete Games


Wins


Saves


Innings

324.2 -- Lindsay Ettinger in 51 games, 2006

No Hitters

1 -- Donna Grubbs, 1990

Shutouts

8 -- Emily Huneycutt in 26 starts, 2011

Lowest Earned Run Average

0.97 -- Jennifer Pittman (129.1 Innings), 2000

Strikeouts


Most Hit Batters

13 -- Kristie Cox, 1992

Most Wild Pitches

34 -- Donna Grubbs, 1990

Team records

Batting

Average

.346 -- (313-904), 1991

Hits

512 -- in 60 games, 2007

Runs Scored

325 -- in 60 games, 2007

Runs Batted In

300 -- in 60 games, 2007

Doubles

98 -- in 60 games, 2007

Triples

22 -- in 51 games, 2011

Homeruns

52 -- in 60 games, 2007

At Bats

1643 -- in 60 games, 2007

Slugging Pct.

.480 (788 bases) -- in 60 games, 2007

Sacrifices

76 -- 1995

Base on Balls

169 -- in 60 games, 2007

Strikeouts

304 -- in 60 games, 2007

Hit By Pitch

35 -- in 55 games, 2002

Stolen Bases

86 -- 1990

On Base Pct.

.412 (414 bases) -- 1991

Games Played

60 -- 2007

Fielding

Percentage

.968 -- 1,526 chances, 2010

Put Outs

1, 224 -- in 60 games, 2007

Assists

555 -- in 60 games, 2007

Errors

106 -- 1995

Chances

1,855 -- In 60 games, 2007

Pitching

Complete Games

37 -- 2005 & 2006

Saves

4 -- 2007

Most Hits Allowed

469 -- in 55 games, 2002

Most Runs Allowed

269 -- in 55 games, 2002

Shutouts

12 -- 2007


2.38 -- In 51 games, 2011

Highest Earned Run Average

4.06 -- 1990

Most Walks Allowed

158 -- 2010

Fewest Walks Allowed

53 -- 2000

Most Strikeouts

254 -- In 51 games, 2011

Most Hit Batters

22 -- in 55 games, 2008

Most Wild Pitches

44 -- 1995

Top 10 All-Time

Batting

Average

1. Tonya Thompson (1991)..........................................470

2. Mandy Hanes (1994)...................................................426

3. Charla Doss (1991).....................................................425

4. Carly Sabat (2009)........................................................409

5. Allie Marshall (2010)................................................403

6. Carly Sabat (2011).........................................................399

7. Charla Doss (1990).....................................................398

Tara Tumer (1996)........................................................398

Hits

1. Allie Marshall (2007)..................................................74

2. Carly Sabat (2010)..........................................................71

3. Kathryn Geouge (2007)..............................................65

Carly Sabat (2010)..........................................................65

5. Allie Marshall (2010)..................................................64

6. Stacey Handy (2005).....................................................62

7. Jacqueline White (2007)............................................60

8. Tara Gibbs (2010)............................................................59

Kayla Myers (2011).........................................................57

10. Stacey Handy (2004)....................................................55

x

Donna Grubbs (1990-92): Tossed the only

complete game no-hitter in school history

on March 24, 1990.


Runs Scored

1. Kathryn Geouge (2010)..............................................59

2. Carly Sabat (2010)..........................................................51

3. Kathryn Geouge (2007)..............................................48

4. Kathryn Geouge (2008)..............................................45

5. Allie Marshall (2007)..................................................41

6. Stacey Handy (2005).....................................................40

Allie Marshall (2010)..................................................40

8. Ryann Baker (2006)......................................................38

9. Callie Gordy (2007)......................................................37

Amanda Terry (2011)...................................................37

Runs Batted In

1. Allie Marshall (2010)..................................................70

2. Tara Gibbs (2010)............................................................63

3. Allie Marshall (2007)..................................................56


5. Ryann Baker (2006).......................................................42

6. Allen Marshall (2009)................................................40

7. Khourtni Hester (2011)............................................38

8. Kathryn Geouge (2007)..............................................36

Allie Marshall (2008)..................................................36

Tara Gibbs (2011)............................................................36

Alli Justice (2011)..........................................................36

At Bats

1. Jacqueline White (2007).........................................202

2. Stacey Handy (2004)..................................................190

3. Allie Marshall (2007)...............................................187

4. Carly Sabat (2010).......................................................185

5. Kathryn Geouge (2007)...........................................180

6. Cassie Markham (2006)............................................177

7. Stacey Handy (2005)..................................................176

Tara Gibbs (2010)..........................................................176

9. Jessica Rivera (2004)...................................................173

10. Ryann Baker (2007).....................................................171

Doubles


Alli Justice (2011)..........................................................17

3. Allie Marshall (2010)..................................................16

4. Jessica Rivera (2004).....................................................15

Kathryn Geouge (2007)..............................................15

6. Allie Marshall (2008)..................................................14

Kayla Myers (2011).........................................................14

8. Jessie Whitesides (2007)............................................13

Ryann Baker (2008).......................................................13

Brittney Thornburg (2010)....................................13

Triples

1. Carly Sabat (2011)............................................................8

2. Charla Doss (1990).........................................................7

Charla Doss (1991).........................................................7

4. Jacqueline White (2005)..............................................4

Home Runs

1. Allie Marshall (2007)..................................................15

2. Tara Gibbs (2010)............................................................14

3. Ryann Baker (2009).......................................................12

Allie Marshall (2010)..................................................12

5. Ryann Baker (2006).......................................................11

Khourtni Hester (2011)............................................11

7. Amanda Mitchell (2006)...........................................10

Allie Marshall (2009)..................................................10

9. Ryann Baker (2007)..........................................................9

Slugging Pct.

1. Allie Marshall (2010)...............................................742

2. Allie Marshall (2007)...............................................717

3. Khourtni Hester (2011)..........................................713

4. Kayla Myers (2011)......................................................652

5. Charla Doss (1991)....................................................642

Stolen Bases

1. Callie Gordy (2010)......................................................22

Kathryn Geouge (2010)..............................................22

3. Callie Gordy (2007)......................................................19

Carly Sabat (2010)..........................................................19

5. Lindsey Gay (2005).........................................................17

Kathryn Geouge (2008)..............................................17

7. Penny Cash (1990)..........................................................16

Carly Sabat (2011)..........................................................16

9. Kathryn Geouge (2007)..............................................15

Callie Gordy (2008)......................................................15

Walks

1. Kathryn Geouge (2010)..............................................42

2. Allie Marshall (2010)..................................................33

3. Ryann Baker (2007).......................................................25

4. Sarah VanBuskirk (2007)...........................................23

5. Charla Doss (1990).......................................................22

Kathryn Geouge (2008)..............................................22

7. Missy Alcott (1999)......................................................21

Ryann Baker (2009).......................................................21

9. Allie Marshall (2009)..................................................20

Hit By Pitch

1. Cari Griffin (2002)........................................................12

2. Liz Corbett (2004)..........................................................10

3. Amanda Myers (2002).....................................................6

Jackie Carson (2002)......................................................6

Liz Corbett (2005)............................................................6

On Base Pct.

1. Charla Doss (1990)....................................................512

2. Charla Doss (1991)....................................................500

3. Allie Marshall (2010)...............................................492

4. Tonya Thompson (1991)..........................................485

5. Nikki Thristino (1991).............................................463

6. Amanda Hanes (1994)................................................458

7. Allie Marshall (2007)...............................................452

Put Outs


2. Alli Justice (2011)........................................................353


Alisa Lipe (1995).............................................................319


6. Brittney Thornburg (2009).................................313

7. Jen Walter (1997).........................................................311


9. Jenn Ropp (2003)...........................................................291

10. Ryann Baker (2007).....................................................283

Assists

1. Tara Tumer (1997)........................................................129

Kathryn Geouge (2007)...........................................129

3. Kathryn Geouge (2010)...........................................114

4. Stacey Handy (2005)..................................................112

5. Missy Alcott (1997)....................................................110

6. Mollie Kovalcin (2011)............................................109

7. Katie Phelps (2004)......................................................108

Jessie Whitesides (2006)...........................................108

9. Mandy Hanes (1995)..................................................107

10. Kathryn Geouge (2008)...........................................103

Fielding

Pitching

Wins

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2006)..............................................27



4. Kristie Cox (1991)...........................................................18

Emily Huneycutt...........................................................18


Brittany Murray (2010)..............................................17

8. Rachel Christian (2007)............................................16

Meghan Cobb (2008).....................................................16

10.Brittany Murray (2011).............................................14

Saves

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2007)................................................3

2. Kristie Cox (1994)..............................................................2

Sandy Parone (1997)........................................................2

Shannon Handy (2003).................................................2

Meghan Cobb (2008)........................................................2

Sami Santoli (2010)..........................................................2

Emily Huneycutt (2011)...............................................2

Shutouts

1. Emily Huneycutt (2011)...............................................8

2. Lindsay Ettinger (2007)................................................7

3. Jennifer Pittman (2000)................................................6

Lindsay Ettinger (2005)................................................6


6. Meghan Cobb (2008)........................................................4

7. Michelle Barnes (1990)..................................................3

Vicky Carney (1994).........................................................3

Kristie Cox (1994)..............................................................3

Jen Werner (2001).............................................................3


Rachel Christian (2007)...............................................3

Lowest ERA (min 50 ip)

1. Jennifer Pittman (2000)..........................................0.97

2. Vicky Carney (1993)...................................................1.49

3. Sandy Parone (1998)..................................................1.74

4. Shannon Handy (2003)...........................................1.79

5. Lindsay Ettinger (2004)...........................................1.95

6. Emily Huneycutt (2011).........................................2.10

7. Shannon Handy (2004)...........................................2.18

8. Sandy Parone (1997)..................................................2.20

9. Lindsay Ettinger (2005)...........................................2.22

10. Jennifer Pittman (1999)..........................................2.24

Lindsay Ettinger (2007)...........................................2.24

Kathryn Geouge (2007-10): Holds school

marks for runs scored in a season and career

Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07): Won a record 87

games in her career, including a record 15 by

shutout. She also posted the lowest career

ERA at 2.30.


Innings Pitched

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2006)........................................324.2



4. Meghan Cobb (2008)................................................222.1

5. Jennifer Pittman (1999)........................................181.1

6. Kristie Cox (1991).........................................................179

7. Brittany Murray (2011).......................................166.1

8. Emily Huneycutt (2011).......................................163.1

9. Jen Werner (2001)........................................................159

10. Katie Phelps (2002)....................................................150.1

Strikeouts

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2006)............................................232


3. Jennifer Pittman (2005)...........................................170


5. Meghan Cobb (2008)...................................................137


7. Jennifer Pittman (2001)...........................................122

8. Brittany Murray (2011)...........................................107

9. Brittany Murray (2010).............................................93

10. Kristie Cox (1991)...........................................................92

Games Started



Jennifer Pittman (1999)..............................................31

Lindsay Ettinger (2007)..............................................30

5. Rachel Christian (2007)............................................30


Meghan Cobb (2008).....................................................29

Kristie Cox (1991)...........................................................26

Sandy Parone (1997).....................................................26

emily Huneycutt (2011).............................................26

Complete Games



3. Kristie Cox (1991)...........................................................24

Jennifer Pittman (1999)..............................................24

Meghan Cobb (2008).....................................................24


7. Kristie Cox (1992)...........................................................21

Jen Werner (2001)...........................................................21

Lindsay Ettinger (2007)..............................................21

Appearances



3. Meghan Cobb (2008).....................................................41



Rachel Christian (2007)............................................35

Emily Huneycutt (2011)............................................35

8. Jennifer Pittman (1999)..............................................32

9. Brittany Murray (2011).............................................31

10. Katie Phelps (2002)..........................................................30

CAREER RECORDS

Individual records

Batting

Average

.412 (84-204) -- Charla Doss, 1990-91

Hits

237 -- Allie Marshall in 208 games, 2007-10

Runs Scored

175 -- Kathryn Geouge in 208 games, 2007-10

Runs Batted In


Doubles


Triples

14 -- Charla Doss, 1990-1991

Homeruns


At Bats

655 -- Jacqueline White in 211 games, 2005-08

Slugging Pct.

.632 (129 bases) -- Charla Doss, 1990-91

Base on Balls


Strikeouts

149 -- Ryann Baker in 206 games, 2006-09

Hit By Pitch

23 by Liz Corbett in 182 games, 2002-05

Stolen Bases

64 -- Callie Gordy in 198 games, 2007-10

On Base Pct.

.506 (123 bases) -- Charla Doss, 1990-91

Games Played

211 -- Jacqueline White, 2005-08

Fielding

Percentage (min. 50 chances)

.994 (327 chances) -- Alisa Lipe, 1995-96

Put Outs

1362 -- Jacqueline White in 211 games, 2005-08

Assists


Pitching

Games

170 -- Lindsay Ettinger, 2004-07

Games Started


Complete Games


Wins


Saves


Innings

995.2 -- Lindsay Ettinger, 2004-07

No Hitters

1 -- Donna Grubbs, 1990-92

Shutouts



2.30 -- Lindsay Ettinger, 2004-07

Strikeouts


Most Hit Batters

31 -- Kristie Cox, 1991-94

Most Wild Pitches

60 -- Kristie Cox, 1991-94

Top 10 All-Time

Batting

Average (min 200 ab’s)

1. Charla Doss (1990-91).............................................412

2. Tonya Thompson (1991).........................................388

3. Carly Sabat (2008-11)................................................383

4. Allie Marshall (2007-10)........................................376

5. Angie Grubbs (1991-94)............................................343

6. Mandy Hanes (1992-95)...........................................342

7. Jessie Whitesides (2006-09)....................................338

8. Donna Grubbs (1990-93).........................................334

9. Tara Tumer (1995-98)................................................330

10. Stacy Handy (2003-05).............................................329

Hits

1. Allie Marshall (2007-10).........................................237

2. Carly Sabat (2008-11).................................................191

3. Jessie Whitesides (2006-09).....................................189

Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).....................................189

5. Jacqueline White (2005-08)...................................182

6. Ryann Baker (2006-09)...............................................179

7. Jessica Rivera (2002-05)............................................167

8. Stacey Handy (2003-05)............................................163

9. Callie Gordy (2007-10).............................................151

10. Val McDowell (2000-03).........................................150

Runs Scored

1. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).....................................175

2. Ryann Baker (2006-09)...............................................133

3. Allie Marshall (2007-10).........................................129

4. Carly Sabat (2008-11).................................................127


6. Callie Gordy (2007-10).............................................103

7. Stacey Handy (2003-05)..............................................96

8. Jacqueline White (2005-08).....................................91

9. Jessica Rivera (2002-05)...............................................82

10. Val McDowell (2000-03)............................................71

11. Traci Trimmer (1991-94)............................................70Callie Gordy (2007-10): Stole a school record

64 bases during her career.

Charla Doss (1990-91): Holds school mark

with .412 career batting average.


Runs Batted In

1. Allie Marshall (2007-10)...........................................202


Ryann Baker (2006-09).................................................133

4. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).......................................106

5. Jessica Rivera (2002-05).................................................88

6. Brittney Thornburg (2007-10)................................78

7. Jessie Whitesides (2006-09)..........................................77

8. Mandy Hanes (1992-95).................................................73

9. Donna Grubbs (1990-93)..............................................65

10. Katie Phelps (2002-05)..................................................64

At Bats


2. Allie Marshall (2007-10).........................................631

3. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).....................................613

4. Ryann Baker (2006-09)...............................................602

5. Jessica Rivera (2002-05)............................................581


7. Brittney Thornburg (2007-10)...........................501

8. Carly Sabat (2008-11).................................................499

9. Katie Phelps (2002-05)................................................497

10. Stacey Handy (2003-05)...........................................496

Doubles

1. Allie Marshall (2007-10)............................................52


3. Ryann Baker (2006-09).................................................45

4. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).......................................41

5. Jessica Rivera (2002-05)...............................................40

6. Brittney Thornburg (2007-10)..............................36

7. Jessie Whitesides (2006-09).......................................32

8. Katie Phelps (2002-05)..................................................31

9. Mandy Hanes (1992-95)..............................................29

Triples

1. Charla Doss (1990-91)................................................14

2. Carly Sabat (2008-11)...................................................12

3. Jessica Rivera (2002-05)...............................................10

4. Jacqueline White (2005-08)........................................8

5. Ryann Baker (2006-09)...................................................7

Kathryn Geouge (2007-10)..........................................7

7. Mandy Hanes (1992-95).................................................6

Jessie Whitesides (2006-09)..........................................6

Home Runs

1. Allie Marshall (2007-10)............................................43

2. Ryann Baker (2006-09).................................................36

3. Tara Gibbs (2010-)..........................................................22

4. Brittney Thornburg (2007-10)..............................19

5. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).......................................18


7. Khourtni Hester (2008-11)......................................14


9. Amanda Mitchell (2005-06).....................................10

Alli Justice (2008-11)....................................................10

Slugging Pct. (min 200 ab)

1. Allie Marshall (2007-10).........................................672

2. Charla Doss (1990-91)..............................................632

3. Ryann Baker (2006-09)...............................................575

4. Tonya Thompson (1991-92, 94).............................505


6. Mandy Hanes (1992-95)............................................486

Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).....................................486


9. Carly Sabat (2008-11).................................................471


Stolen Bases

1. Callie Gordy (2007-10)...............................................64

2. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).......................................59

3. Carly Sabat (2008-11)...................................................56

4. Adrian Whitley (1995-98).........................................38

5. Stacey Handy (2003-05)..............................................33

6. Traci Trimmer (1991-94)............................................30

7. Stacey Handy (2003-05)..............................................29


9. Elizabeth Howard (1999-01)...................................27

10. Charla Doss (1990-91)................................................24

Teresa Cline (1995-98).................................................24

Val McDowell (2000-03)............................................24

Walks

1. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).......................................90

2. Allie Marshall (2007-10)............................................89

3. Ryann Baker (2006-09).................................................75

4. Nikki Thristino (1991-94).........................................44

Amanda Myers (2001-04)............................................44

Jessica Rivera (2002-05)..............................................44

7. Missy Alcott (1997-00)................................................42

Jessie Whitesides (2006-09).......................................42


10. Mandy Hanes (1992-95)..............................................38

Alli Justice (2009-).......................................................38

Hit By Pitch

1. Liz Corbett (2002-05)...................................................23

2. Cari Griffin (2000-02).................................................17

3. Amanda Myers (2001-04)............................................14

4. Ryann Baker (2006-09).................................................11

5. Alli Justice (2009-).......................................................10

6. Tara Tumer (1995-98)......................................................8

Jackie Carson (2000-02)................................................8

Kathryn Geouge (2007-10)..........................................8

On-Base Pct. (min 200 ab)

1. Charla Doss (1990-91)..............................................506

2. Allie Marshall (2007-10).........................................450

3. Tonya Thompson (1991-92, 94).............................425

4. Carly Sabat (2008-11).................................................418

5. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).....................................403

6. Angie Grubbs (1991-94).............................................398


8. Ryann Baker (2006-09)...............................................382

9. Nikki Thristino (1991-94).......................................381

10. Sarah Van Buskirk (2007-08).................................379

Put Outs

1. Jacqueline White (2005-08).................................1363

2. Ryann Baker (2006-09)...............................................889

3. Jen Walter (1997-00)...................................................812

Jenn Ropp (2000-03)....................................................695

5. Jessica Rivera (2002-05)............................................558


7. Alisa Lipe (1995-96)......................................................543

8. Allie Marshall (2007-10).........................................542

9. Amanda Myers (2001-04)..........................................541

10. Missy Alcott (1997-00)..............................................452

Assists

1. Kathryn Geouge (2007-10).....................................420

2. Katie Phelps (2002-05)................................................386

3. Allie Marshall (2007-10).........................................318

4. Mandy Hanes (1992-95)............................................297

5. Stacey Handy (2003-05)............................................294

6. Shawna Pittman (1992-95).....................................263

7. Heather Shook (1998-01)........................................249

8. Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07)....................................248

9. Tara Tumer (1995-98).................................................226

10. Missy Alcott (1997-00)..............................................218

Fielding

Pitching

Wins

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07).......................................87

2. Kristie Cox (1991-94)....................................................41

3. Brittany Murray (2009-)..........................................32

4. Sandy Parone (1995-98)..............................................31

5. Jennifer Pittman (1997-00)......................................25

6. Rachel Christian (2007-08).....................................24

Meghan Cobb (2008-09)..............................................24

8. Shannon Handy (2002-05).......................................23

9. Emily Huneycutt (2011-)..........................................18

10. Vicky Carney (1993-94)...............................................13

Saves

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07)..........................................5

2. Shannon Handy (2002-05)...........................................4

3. Sandy Parone (1995-98)..................................................3

4. Kristie Cox (1991-94).......................................................2

Meghan Cobb (2008-09).................................................2

Sami Santoli (2010-).........................................................2

Emily Huneycutt (2011-)...........................................2

Shutouts

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07)........................................15

2. Jennifer Pittman (1997-00)..........................................8

Emily Huneycutt (2011-).............................................8

3. Sandy Parone (1995-98)..................................................6

Meghan Cobb (2008-09).................................................6

5. Kristie Cox (1991-94).......................................................5

Rachel Christian (2007-08)........................................5

7. Vicky Carney (1993-94)...................................................4

Jen Werner (1998-01).......................................................4

Shannon Handy (2002-05)...........................................4

Lowest ERA (min 100 ip)

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07)....................................2.30

2. Vicky Carney (1993-94).............................................2.35

3. Jennifer Pittman (1997-00)....................................2.41

4. Sandy Parone (1995-98)............................................2.44

5. Shannon Handy (2002-05).....................................2.69

6. Jen Moody (2000-01)...................................................2.77

7. Katie Phelps (2002-05)................................................2.91

8. Meghan Cobb (2008-09)............................................2.93

9. Kristie Cox (1991-94)..................................................2.99

Innings Pitched

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07)..................................995.2

2. Kristie Cox (1991-94)...............................................558.2

3. Sandy Parone (1995-98)..........................................471.1

4. Jennifer Pittman (1997-00)..................................461.1

5. Shannon Handy (2002-05)...................................406.2

6. Meghan Cobb (2008-09).............................................332

7. Brittany Murray (2009-).....................................313.1

8. Jen Werner (1998-01)..................................................245

9. Rachel Christian (2007-08)................................235.2

10. Katie Phelps (2002-05)..............................................211.1

Allie Marshall (2007-10): Set career records

for hits (237), homeruns (43), doubles (52), and

RBI (202).

Kristie Cox (1991-94): Ranks second all-time

with 41 wins.


Strikeouts

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07).....................................720

2. Jennifer Pittman (1997-00).....................................353

3. Shannon Handy (2002-05)......................................253

4. Kristie Cox (1991-94)...................................................245

5. Brittany Murray (2009-).........................................206

6. Meghan Cobb (2008-09).............................................195

7. Sandy Parone (1995-98).............................................139

8. Megan Wilson (2002-04)...........................................118

9. Katie Phelps (2002-05).................................................105

Games Started


2. Kristie Cox (1991-94)....................................................81


4. Sandy Parone (1995-98)..............................................73

5. Shannon Handy (2002-05).......................................62

6. Meghan Cobb (2008-09)..............................................48

Brittany Murray (2009-)...........................................48


9. Megan Wilson (2002-04)............................................36

10. Jen Werner (1998-01)...................................................35

Complete Games

1. Lindsay Ettinger (2004-07).....................................106

2. Kristie Cox (1991-94).....................................................76

3. Sandy Parone (1995-98)...............................................53

4. Jennifer Pittman (1997-00).......................................51

5. Shannon Handy (2002-05)........................................35

Meghan Cobb (2008-09)...............................................35

7. Jen Werner (1998-01)....................................................26

8. Brittany Murray (2009-)...........................................25

9. Vicky Carney (1993-94).................................................20

Appearances


2. Shannon Handy (2002-05).......................................90

3. Kristie Cox (1991-94)....................................................89


5. Sandy Parone (1995-98)..............................................86

6. Brittany Murray (2009-)..........................................68

7. Meghan Cobb (2008-09)..............................................62

8. Jen Werner (1998-01)...................................................61


10. Megan Wilson (2002-04)............................................54

Miscellaneous RECORDS

Wins - 41 in 2007

Losses - 40 in 2002

Home Wins - 25 in 2007

Home Losses - 21 in 2001

Road Wins - 11 in 2011

Road Losses - 17 in 2002

Neutral Wins - 11 in 2005

Conference Wins - 12 in 2011

Conference Losses - 14 in 2002

Consecutive Wins - 10 in 2006

Consecutive Losses - 17 in 2002

Runs in an Inning

CAT -- 13 vs N.C. A&T(4/5/90)

OPP -- 11 by WV Wesleyan (3/13/95)

Double Plays

CATAWBA

Game -- 3 vs. Concord (3/12/94)

Season -- 22 in 60 games, 2007

OPPONENTS

Game -- 3 by Several

Season -- 21 in 1998 & 1999

Left on Base

CATAWBA

Game -- 17 vs. Pfeiffer (4/3/95)


OPPONENTS

Game -- 17 by Gardner-Webb (4/8/90)


Longest Hitting Streak

14 games -- Mandy Hanes (1994)

Consecutive Pitching Wins

10 -- Lindsay Ettinger, (2006)

Consecutive Shutouts Pitched

Season -- 4 by Jennifer Pittman, 2000

Team -- 3 from Feb. 27 to Mar. 2, 2011

Consecutive Scoreless Innings

40 -- Jennifer Pittman, 2000

Team -- 20 from Feb. 26 - Mar. 4, 2011

No Hitters Pitched

Donna Grubbs (3/24/90) vs. Guilford

Angie Grubbs & Nikki Thristino (4/10/1991)

vs. Paine

Lindsay Ettinger & Rachel Christian (3/8/07)

vs. Widener

Brittany Murray (2/27/11) vs. West Liberty

Grand Slams

Jessica Rivera vs Limestone, 3/24/2004

Lacey Waldrop vs. Indiana, PA, 3/3/2005

Jacqueline White vs. Armstong Atlantic, 3/11/2005

Allie Marshall vs. Kutztown, 2/14/2008

MacKenzie White vs. Anderson, 2/24/2009

Alli Justice vs. Tusculum, 4/10/2009

Allie Marshall vs. Wingate, 4/24/2009

Tara Gibbs vs. Erskine, 2/27/2010

Tara Gibbs vs. Alderson-Broaddus, 3/11/2010

Kathryn Geouge vs. Coker, 3/21/2010

Alli Justice vs. Georgia C&SU, 2/12/2011

Khortni Hester vs. UNC Pembroke, 2/13/2011

Khortni Hster vs. Lees McRae, 3/16/2011

Lauren Lewis vs. Brevard 4/21/2011

Khortni Hester vs. Brevard 4/21/2011

Ryann Baker (2006-09): Ranks top five in career

in hits, runs, RBI, doubles, triples, and home-

runs.

Mandy Hanes (1992-95): Holds school mark

for the longest hitting streak at 14 games.

1990 Softball Team

First Catawba Fast-Pitch Team

Tonya Thompson (1991-92, 94): Hit for a

school record .470 average in 1991.


CATAWBA VS. ALL-TIME OPPONENTS (1990-Present)

OPPONENT WON LOST

Alderson-Broaddus,WV 11 9

Anderson,SC 6 0

Armstong Atlantic,SC 4 10

Assumption,MA 0 2

Augusta State,GA 6 7

Barber-Scotia 2 0

Barton 6 2

Behrend,PA 2 0

Bellevue 1 0

Belmont Abbey 7 5

Bethel,IN 1 2

Bloomsburg,PA 3 9

Bluefield,VA 1 0

Bluefield State,WV 2 0

Brevard 9 2

Caldwell,NJ 1 1

Campbell 0 1

Carson-Newman 8 45

Carthage,WI 1 0

Charleston So. 0 1

Charleston,WV 3 2

Chowan 2 0

Coker,SC 9 10

Columbus State,GA 0 5

Concord,WV 7 0

Concordia,MI 1 0

C. W. Post,NY 0 1

Davis & Elkins,WV 3 0

East Stroudsburg,PA 2 1

Edinboro,PA 1 2

Elon 4 25

Erskine,SC 1 0

Fairmont State,WV 8 4

Francis Marion,SC 3 11

Gannon,PA 0 1

Gardner-Webb 15 13

Glenville State,WV 7 1

Georgia Coll. & St. 4 7

Goldey-Beacom,DE 2 0

Guilford 2 0

Hillsdale, MI 0 1

Indiana,PA 2 0

Indianapolis,IN 1 2

John Carroll,OH 0 2

Juniata 1 0

Kennesaw State,GA 0 4

Kutztown,PA 3 9

Lake Superior,MI 4 6

Lander,SC 0 4

LaRoache,PA 1 0

Lees-McRae 7 4

Lenoir-Rhyne 21 39

Limestone,SC 13 10

Lincoln Memorial,TN 6 6

Lock Haven,PA 0 2

Longwood,VA 2 2

OPPONENT WON LOST

Mars Hill 32 21

Mass.-Lowell 1 1

Montreat 3 2

Mount Olive 15 8

Newberry 20 14

UNC Asheville 0 2

UNC-Charlotte 0 2

UNC-Greensboro 2 4

UNC Pembroke 5 5

UNC-Wilmington 0 2

N.C. A&T 2 0

North Dakota St. 0 1

North Florida 0 5

North Georgia 1 3

Ohio Dominican 1 1

Otterbein,OH 2 0

Paine,GA 2 0

Pfeiffer 38 31 (1Tie)

Presbyterian 7 17 (1Tie)

Queens,NY 1 0

Queens,NC 7 11

Radford,VA 1 0

Rio Grande,OH 2 0

Roanoke,VA 0 3

Rollins 0 1

Shaw 1 0

Shepherd,WV 1 0

Shippensburg,PA 2 8

St. Andrews 19 8 (1Tie)

St. Augustine's 4 0

USC Aiken 3 17

USC Upstate 0 2

Thomas,GA 0 1

Tusculum 15 13

Valdosta State,GA 1 1

Wayne State,MI 0 1

West Chester,PA 2 2

West Georgia 1 0

West Liberty St,WV 2 1

WV State 0 1

WV Tech 2 0

WV Wesleyan 3 7

Wheeling Jesuit,WV 6 0

Widener 1 0

William Carey,MS 0 1

Wingate 15 43

Winston-Salem St. 7 0

Young Harris, GA 1 0

TOTALS (948 games) 434 511 (3Ties)


2011 Catawba Softball42

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME

at Georgia C&SU Tournament

Feb. 4-5 TBA$ Milledgeville,GA TBA

Sat, Feb. 11 at Lander Greenwood,SC 1:00

SUN, FEB. 12 UNC PEMBROKE SALISBURY 1:00

WED, FEB. 15 PFEIFFER SALISBURY 1:30

SAT, FEB. 18 USC AIKEN SALISBURY 1:00

Sun, Feb. 19 at Mount Olive Mount Olive,NC 1:00

CATAWBA INVITATIONAL

FRI, FEB. 24 KUTZTOWN+ SALISBURY 12:00

FRI, FEB. 24 GLENVILLE STATE+ SALISBURY 2:00

SAT, FEB. 25 SHIPPENSBURG SALISBURY 10:00a

SAT, FEB. 25 MANSFIELD STATE SALISBURY 12:00

WED, FEB. 29 LIMESTONE SALISBURY 1:30

at Mid-South Classic

Fri, Mar. 2 Erskine$ Spartanburg,SC 6:00

Sat, Mar. 3 Lander$ Spartanburg,SC 2:00

Sat, Mar. 3 North Georgia Spartanburg,SC 4:00

Sun, Mar. 4 Armstrong Atlantic Spartanburg,SC 10:00a

Sun, Mar. 4 Columbus State Spartanburg,SC 2:00

THU, MAR. 8 LENOIR-RHYNE* SALISBURY 1:30

SAT, MAR. 10 CARSON-NEWMAN* SALISBURY 1:00

TUE, MAR. 13 BLOOMSBURG SALISBURY 2:00

Fri, Mar. 16 at Anderson* Anderson,SC 2:00

SAT, MAR. 17 FLAGLER SALISBURY 1:00

WED, MAR. 21 BREVARD* SALISBURY 2:00

Sat, Mar. 24 at Lincoln Memorial* Harrogate,TN 1:00

Sat, Mar. 31 at Tusculum* Greeneville,TN 1:00

FRI, APR. 6 MARS HILL* SALISBURY 1:00

WED, APR. 11 WINGATE* SALISBURY 2:00

Sat, Apr. 14 at Newberry* Newberry,SC 1:00

Apr. 19-22 SAC Tournament Greeneville,TN TBA

2012 Catawba College Softball Schedule

BOLD CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES

* Denotes South Atlantic Conference games

% Denotes Georgia C&SU Tournament at

Milledgeville,GA

+ Denotes games at Salisbury Community Park

$ Denotes Mid-South Classic at Spartanburg,SC

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