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Welcome to Seahawk Softball
This is UNC Wilmington
Administration
Head Coach Kelly Van Houten
Assistant Coach Linsi Moy/Support Staff
2008-09 Seahawk Roster
Player Profiles
Colonial Athletic Association
2007-08 Statistics
Through the Years
Series Records
Season Records
Career Records
All-Time Roster
Academic Support
About Wilmington
General Information
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Coaching Staff
Head Coach ... Kelly Van Houten (1st season)
E-mail [email protected]
Office Phone ..................(910) 962-3984
Alma Mater ........................... Furman ‘01
UNCW Record/Years ...........first season
Overall Record/Years ..........first season
Asst. Coach ......... Linsi Moy (1st season)
Alma Mater ............................ UMBC ‘02
Office Phone ..................(910) 962-7021
Team Information
2007-08 Overall Record ............ 19-37
2007-08 CAA Record ............ 9-12/4th
Letterwinners Returning/Lost ... 8/11
Starters Returning/Lost ............... 6/5
Newcomers ...................................... 6
Key Returnees:
Carley Hughes . .366 BA, 12 HR, 36 RBI
Morgan Walters ....306 BA, 45 H, 17 RBI
Rachel Sawyer .... .293 BA, 36 H, 11 RBI
Key Losses:
Meghan Murray ... .317 BA, 46 H, 11 RBI
Sports Information
Sr. Assoc. AD. .............. Joe Browning
Phone
........................(910) 962-3236
Asst. SID .........................Tom Riordan
E-mail ................... [email protected]
Phone ..........................(910) 962-4099
Asst. SID (SB Contact) .. Jarrett Abelson
Phone ..........................(910) 962-3252
Web Site ................ UNCWsports.com
Office Address .. 601 S. College Road
............................. Wilmington, NC 24403
Mission Statement
The mission of the Department of Athletics, based upon and consistent with the
purpose of the university, is to encourage
student scholarship and sportsmanship
with emphasis placed on helping students
make appropriate progress towards completion of their chosen academic degree
program. Academic integrity is a basic
element of athletic programming decisions,
thus ensuring that the educational values,
practices and mission of UNCW set the
standards for the program.
Credits
Editor: Jarrett Abelson
Editorial Assistance: Joe Browning, Tom
Riordan, Mike Douglas and Elizabeth Lee
Photography: Bob Lloyd
Printing: UNCW Printing Services
The University of North Carolina Wilmington is committed to
equal educational and employment opportunity and is an affirmative action employer. ___ copies of this public document
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Location....................... Wilmington, N.C.
Founded ......................................... 1947
Enrollment ................................... 12,000
Colors ........................ Teal, Navy & Gold
Nickname................................Seahawks
Conference Colonial Athletic Association
Field (Capacity) .....Boseman Field (500)
Chancellor .............. Rosemary DePaolo
Athletics Director .......... Kelly Mehrtens
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UNC Wilmington
The University of North Carolina Wilmington boasts of undergraduate learning opportunities second to none and professors
whose commitment to knowledge is surpassed only by their dedication to students.
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It offers effective learning environments that integrate teaching and mentoring with
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research and service at a level that rivals exclusive research institutions of similar
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Students consistently praise the quality of their interactions with faculty and
express a high degree of satisfaction with their overall educational experience..
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The faculty culture emphasizes teaching and mentoring, incorporating research
as an important component of the undergraduate learning experience and an opportunity to have an impact on the state’s most pressing issues. International experienc
periences are encouraged through study
abroad programs and language and culs
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““The UNCW of today is a fantastic university,” said Chancellor Rosemary DePaolo.
“The momentum that propels us to soar higher derives from our students’ achievements,
facu and staff accomplishments and strong support from alumni, friends, trustees, volfaculty
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unteer
board members and other donors.”
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For 11 consecutive years UNCW has ranked in the top 10 of the best public regional
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universities
in the South by U.S.News & World Report. For the fifth consecutive year,
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UNCW
received the “Best in the
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Southeast”
designation by The
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Review. It is one of
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four North Carolina public
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2008: Top Colleges
for Top Students.
Established as Wilmington College in 1947, the university is made up of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Cameron School of
Business, the School of Nursing, the Watson School of Education and the
Graduate School. UNC Wilmington offers 73 bachelor’s degrees and 25
master’s degrees, a Ph.D. in marine biology and an Ed.D. in educational
leadership and administration.
on and Cameron School of Business
Degree programs in the School of Nursing, Watson School of Education
are designed specifically to serve professional workforce needs in the region. The College of Arts and Sciences stresses applied
learning experiences across the liberal arts disciplines to prepare its students to bridge the gap between the classroom and the comp
plex
problems of 21st century communities.
UNCW’s strength in the natural sciences, especially biol
logical
sciences, chemistry, geological sciences and other disc
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that form the
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marine
science, is the
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high
profile programs
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are
film studies and
creative writing. The Department of Film Studies takes advantage of the location of UNCW
in Wilmington, N.C., the home of Screen Gems Studios, the largest full-service motion picture facility in the United States east of California. The Master of Fine Arts in creative writing
is one of the most respected on the East Coast, cited as one of “Five Top Innovative/Unique
Programs in Creative Writing” in 2007 by Atlantic Monthly.
The university has taken a leadership role in the long-term economic, environmental, educational, social and cultural health of the region. It has a strong commitment to
adult learners and offers short, non-credit university courses, seminars, lectures, travel
excursions and other educational opportunities. Overall, the university has an annual $500
million economic impact on the eight-county region. This represents 10 percent of total
economic activity in the seven-county region.
Administration
Rosemary DePaolo
Chancellor
Rosemary DePaolo became chancellor of the University of North Carolina Wilmington in July 2003. Under her visionary
leadership, UNCW has attained national prominence as a model for teaching, research and service.
A highlight of her administration is an unprecedented university-wide strategic planning process which reflects the univerrsity’s commitment to providing its students with the most powerful learning experience possible.
Under her leadership, UNCW continues to rise in academic quality. The average SAT of incoming freshmen improved from
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1104 in fall 2003 to 1157 in fall 2007, the third highest in the UNC system, behind only UNC Chapel Hill and NC State. Thee
53-point increase is unprecedented among any of the UNC schools.
Now in her fifth year at UNCW, DePaolo continues to lead the university’s rise in national prominence. In the 2008 edition
on
of America’s Best Colleges published by U.S.News & World Report, UNCW moved from seventh to the sixth place among the
best public regional master’s university in the South. Among the 119 public and private universities in the South that providee
a full range of undergraduate and master's level programs, UNCW improved its overall ranking from 20th in 2007 to 14th inn
the 2008 edition.
Under DePaolo’s leadership, for the fifth consecutive year, UNCW received the “Best in the Southeast” designation by
The Princeton Review. UNCW is one of only four North Carolina public universities included in Peterson’s Competitive Col-leges 2008: Top Colleges for Top Students. This is the first year UNCW has been featured in that publication.
In November 2006, UNCW received the Christa McAuliffe Award for Excellence in Teacher Education from the Americann
Association of State Colleges and Universities. This was the only university in North Carolina and one of only two in the
country to be so honored.
Throughout her time in office, Chancellor DePaolo has been an advocate for using the intellectual capital of the university to address issues of concern to the region, particularly in furthering economic development. Under her guidance,
UNCW achieved Millennial Campus designation of several sites to be used for public/private research ventures capitalizingg
on the university’s strengths in marine biotechnology among others.
She is actively involved in several initiatives to improve the university’s local and regional outreach efforts, including
serving as an ex-officio member of the Greater Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, on the Board of Directors of the
Foundation of Renewal for Eastern North Carolina, as chair of the Southeastern Advisory Committee for Biotechnology of the
he NC Biotechnology Center,
Center and on the Board
of Directors and Executive Committee of the North Carolina Chamber, the state’s largest and most influential business group. She also serves on the Executive Board of the North
Carolina Campus Compact. In 2007/2008 she chaired the local United Way Campaign with a goal of raising $2.3 million for Brunswick, Pender and New Hanover counties.
A nationally recognized humanities scholar and leader in higher education, DePaolo has served on the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of the Association of American Colleges and Universities, as well as the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. She also chairs the Colonial Athletic Association's Council of Presidents.
Before arriving in Wilmington, DePaolo was president of Georgia College & State University, the state’s designated public liberal arts university.
She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Queens College of the City University of New York and a master of arts and a doctorate in 18th century English literature from Rutgers
University.
A native of Long Island, New York, DePaolo is married to Fred Wharton, a retired professor of English.
Kelly Mehrtens
Athletic Director
2009 UNCW Softball
rdKelly Mehrtens, who compiled an impressive administrative resume at four institutions after recordsetting days as an All-American student-athlete, was named director of athletics at UNC Wilmingtonn on
July 2, 2007.
isThe appointment of Mehrtens, formerly associate director of athletics and senior women’s administs
trator at the University of Kansas, followed an extensive national search that attracted 300 applicants
and lasted nearly 11 weeks. Mehrtens was introduced during a late-morning press conference in thee
Golden Hawk Room of the William P. Nixon, Jr. Annex. She began her new post on Aug. 13, 2007.
A native of Panama City, Fla., Mehrtens spent almost four years at Kansas, where she served ass
a key member of KU’s senior administrative team. She oversaw 15 men’s and women’s sports with
operating budgets totaling more than $15 million, serving as a highly-efficient manager of high profilee
revenue and non-revenue sports programs.
In addition to handling numerous senior administrative duties in Lawrence, the 44-year-old
Mehrtens also established a successful track record in the fund-raising realm. She played a key rolee
on KU’s fundraising team that has racked up $19 million in facility improvements in three years. In
addition, she helped the Jayhawks increase their annual giving in athletics from $5 million in 2003 too
$12 million.
velopment/
Mehrtens has been an advocate of the student-athlete. She developed KU’s Student-Athlete Development/
Leadership Program and worked with the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee to raise $1 million to help fund women’s sports facilities.
Prior to joining the staff at Kansas, Mehrtens worked in a similar capacity at the University of Illinois. She oversaw all operations for men’s basketball, women’s basketball, volleyball, men’s track and field, women’s track and field, men’s golf, women’s golf, women’s swimming and softball for the Illini. She also administered game contracts and scheduling
for men’s basketball, coordinated post-season travel for men’s and women’s basketball and performed numerous other senior management-level duties, including the creation of a
softball program and overseeing construction of a $1.7 million softball facility in Champaign.
From 1989-92, Mehrtens worked as assistant athletic director for business and senior women’s administrator at the University of Miami. She managed the program’s $20 million
budget and was responsible for financial planning and budgets for all of the Hurricane programs.
Prior to her stint in Coral Gables, Mehrtens served as special assistant to the director at Northeastern’s University Center for the Study of Sport In Society and as assistant
athletic director for Business in NU’s women’s athletics department.
Mehrtens also spent two years as executive director of S.M.A.R.T. Sports, Inc., a community-based partnership program to provide mentoring for youth in Miami, Fla., between
the Miami and Illinois appointments.
As a student-athlete, Mehrtens enjoyed a successful collegiate career at the University of Alabama. She threw the discus on the women’s track team, collecting All-American
honors in 1985 and making the World University Games and Pan American Teams in 1987. She finished fourth in the 1992 U.S. Olympic Trials. Mehrtens earned a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Commerce and Business Administration from Alabama in 1986 and completed her Master’s Degree in Education from Illinois in 2001.
Mehrtens has been very active on the Big 12 Conference and NCAA fronts. She serves on the prestigious NCAA Division I Management Council and on the Big 12 Strategic
Plan Review Committee and Championships and Awards Committee. She was the Big 12 Administrator’s Council Co-Chair in 2006-07.
Mehrtens has been married to Nicholas Mehrtens III for three years and has two stepdaughters; Marina, 14, and Kayla, 8.
Head Coach Kelly Van Houten
2009 UNCW Softball
Kelly Van Houten, who helped guide one of the nation’s
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most potent offensive attacks at Georgia State, was named
UNCW head coach of the UNC Wilmington softball program
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on July 23, 2008.
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Van Houten becomes just the third coach in the 24-year
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“I’m excited to have the opportunity to join the UNC
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Wilmington
athletic department as its head softball coach,”
Van Houten said. “The Seahawks have a great foundation in
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place and I am ready for the challenge of taking the prop
gram to the next level. I’m looking forward to many years of
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ssuccess here at UNCW.”
Van Houten File
The Van Houten File
Personal
Hometown: ................................ Raleigh, N.C.
Education
B.A., Political Science, Furman, 2001
B.S., Health and Exercise Science, Furman, 2001
M.E., Sports Adminstration Belmont, 2003
Coaching Experience
Graduate Assistant Coach, Belmont, 2001-03
Assistant Coach, Campbell, 2004-05
Assistant Coach, Georgia State, 2006-07
Associate Head Coach, Georgia State, 2008
Head Coach, UNCW, 2009-present
Getting To Know Kelly Van Houten
Favorite Book: Every Second Counts by
Lance Armstrong
Favorite Movie: Sound of Music
Favorite TV Show: 24
Favorite Vacation Spot: Outer Banks, N.C.
Favorite Food: Pizza
Furthest You’ve Traveled to Play Softball:
Hawaii
Favorite Quote: ““You gain strength, courage
and confidence by every experience in which
you really stop to look fear in the face. You must
do the thing which you think you cannot do.”
- Eleanor Roosevelt
Van Houten made her way to the Port City after serving
tthree years under legendary skipper Bob Heck at Georgia
State, including associate head coach last season. As the
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program’s hitting coach, she guided the Panthers to national
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rankings in numerous offensive categories in 2008, including batting average (.323/6th), runs per game (5.8/14th) and
slugging percentage (.475/17th).
Van Houten also played a key role in the development
of back-to-back CAA Rookie-of-the-Year winners in Danielle
Roddy and Catherine Lee as well as the circuit’s first player
to win both Player and Rookie-of-the-Year in the same season (Lee).
The energetic Van Houten got her start in coaching at
Belmont, where she worked as a graduate assistant while
earning her master’s of education in sports administration.
Following her time in Nashville, Van Houten joined another
Atlantic Sun institution, spending two years as an assistant
coach at Campbell, where she was responsible for overseeing the infielders as well as assisting with the Camels hitting
and base-running efforts.
A native of Raleigh, N.C., Van Houten was a collegiate
standout at Furman, where she was a four-year letter winner
at shortstop (1998-01) and still ranks among the Paladin’s
career leaders in assists.
She earned her bachelor’s of arts in political science and
a Bachelor’s of science in health and exercise science from
Furman in 2001.
An Interview with UNCW Head Coach Kelly Van Houten
On What it Means to be a Head Coach: It is a great responsibility and privilege to be a head coach at any level. One has
the opportunity to make an impact on young women who are learning life lessons and growing up right in front of you.
To be a part of their lives at such a delicate time is an amazing experience and one I take very seriously. I welcome
the challenge of leading them on the field and mentoring them off the field. I am honored they have chosen to pursue
their college experience here at UNCW and have given me the chance to guide them through the challenges of being
a student-athlete. I want our players to graduate as women of character and be a positive influence on those they
come in contact with. My greatest joy is to see my players’ eyes “light up” when they are successful at whatever it is
they are striving to achieve.
On Expectations of First Season: We are looking to hit the ground running from the first game to final game. Our goals
are not only to get back to the CAA Tournament, but to also win there. We are striving for above .500 season with
new statistical records along the way. We have a great group of players who believe this program can be back at the
top again and they are willing to do whatever it takes to get it there.
On the Colonial Athletic Association: The CAA is a great conference, not only to participate athletically, but also academically. The CAA is very competitive from teams one through eight which makes for an exciting spring season. It is
great to compete against teams such as Hofstra who have a tradition of being successful for many years at the conference level as well as the next level. We are constantly being pushed by all the teams in the league to be at our best
and that will prepare us for the next level of play.
On Recruiting: It is important to choose players who have a love for the game and want to win more than anything. We
look for players who are successful in all aspects of their lives, on the field and in the classroom. We want players
who come from successful teams in high school and travel ball because that attitude of winning is contagious. It is
that success and confidence that will carry over to their teammates and through their college years.
On the Importance of Education: Before players can compete
on the field, they must first and foremost be successful in the
classroom. A college education will carry the players through
the rest of their lives long after their softball playing days are
over. We want 100 percent graduation from our players, and
we look to recruit those individuals who will get the job done in
the classroom as much as they do on the field.
On UNC Wilmington and What It Means To Be a Seahawk: What
an awesome place to be! The tradition of UNCW athletics is
strong, and I cannot imagine a better place to be as a first-time
head coach. Each day, I am surrounded by academic professionals who love the school and who want the best for the
students under their tutelage. I count it a privilege to be part
of an athletic department that strives for the best, not only in
its student-athletes, but also its coaches and staff. It truly is a
family environment where everyone is supporting each other
and looking to make each person a better individual. I am honored to have the opportunity to be part of a great university and
athletic department, and to call myself a Seahawk!
2009 UNCW Softball
On What it Takes to Build a Successful Program: As a coach, I
have to believe in what I do and that must be seen by the players. A program has to have the athletic ability to compete, but
there must be heart and passion in everything we do in order
to be successful. We have to do more than just show up for
practice; we have to believe in what we are doing and strive to
give our best at everything we do. One of my favorite quotes is:
It takes hard work and perseverance and teamwork because
no one gets there alone.
Assisitant Coach/Support Staff
Linsi Moy
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Assistant Coach, First Season
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“We are excited to have Linsi join our staff,” said UNCW
Head Coach Kelly Van Houten. ”In her time with the program,
she has already demonstrated a vast knowledge of the game
and our pitching staff has already made great strides since her
arrival. I look forward to seeing the impact she will have on the
team during the upcoming season.”
Moy joins Van Houten’s staff from Archbishop Thomas
Murphy High School in Everett, Wash., where she served as
head coach and led the Wildcats to a 35-11 mark and the 2007
Cascade Conference crown in her two seasons at the helm.
Prior to her work at Thomas Murphy, Moy spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Lewis & Clark College (Ore.),
where she worked with the Pioneers’ pitching staff and assisted
in the team’s recruiting efforts.
Moy played two seasons at Edmonds Community College
(Wash.), where she was named Team MVP as a freshman, before transferring to UMBC for her final two seasons.
With the Retrievers, Moy was a two-time All-Northeast
Conference selection as she led UMBC to a school-record 47
wins and its second-ever NCAA appearance in 2002. She established single-season marks for wins (18), complete games
(18), innings pitched (182) and starts (28) during the 2002 campaign and still ranks among the program’s all-time leaders in
nearly every major category.
A native of Kirkland, Wash., Moy received her bachelor degree in psychology from UMBC in 2002 and her master’s degree in counseling psychology from Lewis & Clark College in
2006.
Getting To Know Linsi Moy
Personal
Hometown ............................................. Kirkland, Wash.
Education
B.S., Psychology, UMBC, 2002
M.E., Counseling Psychology, Lewis & Clark, 2006
Coaching Experience
Assistant Coach, Lewis & Clark, 2004-06
Head Coach, Achbishop Thomas Murphy HS, 2007-08
Assistant Coach, UNCW, 2009-present
Getting To Know Linsi Moy
Favorite Movie: Miracle
Favorite TV Show: Fringe
Favorite Vacation Spot: Maui, Hawaii
Furthest Traveled To Play Softball: I’m originally from
Seattle, Wash. and when I played at UMBC, we traveled
to Orlando, Fla. for a tournament.
Favorite Quote: “When we are no longer able to
change a situation - we are challenged to change ourselves.” – Viktor Frankl
Pat Murphy, C.S.C.S.
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Pat Murphy is in his second season
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A certified strength and
conditioning specialist with the National Strength and
Conditioning Association (NSCA), Murphy works with
all 19 varsity intercollegiate programs and has played a
key part in the development of eight NSCA Strength and
Conditioning All-Americans since 2005.
A native of Goldsboro, N.C., Murphy was a member
of the baseball program from 2000-04, helping the team
make its first NCAA regional appearance in 2003 and
capture the program’s first Colonial Athletic Association
Tournament Championship in 2004. He earned his bachelor
of science degree in marketing from UNCW in 2004.
Vanessa Trono, LAT, ATC
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Assistant Athletic Trainer
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Vanessa Trono is in her first season
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Diab Sports Medicine Center.
Trono joins the Seahawks from James Madison University, where she served as graduate assistant athletic
trainer for two years while earning her master’s degree
in kinesiology. Trono worked primarily with the Dukes
women’s lacrosse program, supervised the department’s
student trainers and served as a clinical instructor.
A native of Yorktown, Va., Trono earned her bachelor
degree in athletic training from Northeastern University in
2006. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’
Association and the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association.
2009 Roster
Roster by position
Numerical
No.
Name
1
Davenport, Amanda
2
Harrison, Michelle
3
Eddinger, Kelsey
4
Houmard, Katie
5
Pierce, Brittany
6
Walters, Morgan
7
Aditays, Amanda
8
Shapiro, Logan
9
Pinno, Stacey
10
Sawyer, Rachel
11
Lisowsky, Samantha
13
Hughes, Carley
14
Gunter, Jessie
15
Lanouette, Allison
16
Ladd, Jennifer
18
Shingleton, Ashley
19
Kisner, Katie
20
Sykes, Laura
21
Lofton, Brianna
Alphabetical
No.
B/T
Ht.
Cl.
Hometown/High School
Amanda Aditays
Samantha Lisowsky
Jennifer Ladd
Amanda Davenport
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
5-8
5-7
5-7
5-5
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Shrewsbury, Mass/Shrewsbury
Chapel Hill, N.C./Chapel Hill
Durham, N.C./Riverside
Raleigh, N.C./West Johnston
Catchers
9
Stacey Pinno
13
Carley Hughes
2
Michelle Harrison
R/R
R/R
R/R
5-8 Fr.
5-10 Sr.
5-6 Jr.
Nottingham, Pa./Oxford
Pittsboro, N.C./Apex
Creedmoor, N.C./South Granville
Infielders
4
Katie Houmard
6
Morgan Walters
8
Logan Shapiro
10
Rachel Sawyer
14
Jessie Gunter
15
Allison Lanouette
18
Ashley Shingleton
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
L/L
R/R
R/R
5-6
5-6
5-5
5-5
5-6
5-6
5-6
Fr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Greenville, N.C./J.H. Rose
Fuquay-Varina, N.C./Fuquay-Varina
Boca Raton, Fla./Pine Crest
Chapel Hill, N.C./Chapel Hill
Virginia Beach, Va./Frank W. Cox
Newcastle, Del./William Penn
Kinston, N.C./Kinston
Outfielders
3
Kelsey Eddinger
5
Brittany Pierce
19
Katie Kisner
20
Laura Sykes
21
Brianna Lofton
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
5-1
5-7
5-8
5-6
5-6
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Benson, N.C./West Johnston
St. Leonard, Md./Calvert
Clayton, N.C./West Johnston
Asheboro, N.C./Asheboro
Mt. Olive, N.C./Southern Wayne
1
Davenport, Amanda
3
Eddinger, Kelsey
Gunter, Jessie
2
Harrison, Michelle
4
Houmard, Katie
13
Hughes, Carley
19
Kisner, Katie
16
Ladd, Jennifer
15
Lanouette, Allison
11
Lisowsky, Samantha
21
Lofton, Brianna
5
Pierce, Brittany
9
Pinno, Stacey
10
Sawyer, Rachel
8
Shapiro, Logan
18
Shingleton, Ashley
20
Sykes, Laura
2009 Roster By Class:
2009 Roster By Location:
Freshmen: 11 (Davenport,
Eddinger, Gunter, Houmard,
Kisner, Ladd, Lofton, Pierce,
Pinno, Singleton, Sykes)
Delaware: 1 (Lanouette)
Florida: 1 (Shapiro)
Maryland: 1 (Pierce)
Sophomore: 5 (Aditays,
Lanouette, Lisowsky, Sawyer,
Shapiro)
Junior: 2 (Harrison, Walters)
Senior: 1 (Hughes)
Massachussetts: 1 (Aditays)
North Carolina: 13 (Davenport, Eddinger, Harrison, Houmard, Hughes, Kisner, Ladd,
Lisowsky, Lofton, Sawyer,
Shingleton, Sykes, Walters)
Pennsylvania: 1 (Pinno)
Virginia: 1 (Gunter)
Walters, Morgan
2009 UNCW Softball
Aditays, Amanda
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Name
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Pitchers
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Player Profiles
113 Carley HUGHES
2007-08: Second-Team All-CAA honoree ...
Started all 46 games, splitting time between
catcher and designated player .. Led team
in numerous statistical categories, including
batting average (.366), hits (49), doubles
(10), home runs (12) and runs batted in (36)
... Ranked second in CAA in home runs and
fourth in total bases (95) ... Became program’s all-time home run leader (32) with
three-run blast against North Carolina Central on March 8 ... 2006-07: CAA Co-Player-of-the-Year, becoming the first player in
school history to earn award … First-Team
All-CAA selection … Louisville Slugger/
NFCA Division I All-Region Team selection
… Toughest player to strike out in nation, recording only three strikeouts in 172 at-bats
(0.017) … Led league and ranked among
NCAA statistical leaders in numerous offensive categories, including runs batted in
per game (1.16/6th), home runs per game
(.33/7th), slugging percentage (.808/10th)
and batting average (.448/12th) … Established new single season school marks in
slugging percentage, home runs (18) and
total bases (139) while equaling program
bests in hits (77) and runs batted in (62) …
2005-06: Played in 46 games, starting 43 ...
Garnered Second-Team All-CAA honors ...
Also named to CAA All-Tournament team ...
Named CAA Rookie-of-the-Week on May 1
... Second on team in batting average (.331)
... Team’s leading hitter in CAA games (.370)
... Hit seven home runs, tops among freshmen ... High School: Two-time Tri-Seven
All-Conference honoree for Coach Bonnie
Hodge’s Cougars … Named Tri-Seven Conference Player-of-the-Year senior season …
Earned All-State honors junior year … Offensive Player-of-the-Year in 2004 … All-TriSeven Conference honorable mention as
sophomore ... Personal: Full Name: Carley
Anne Hughes … Born March 9, 1987, in Raleigh, N.C. … Daughter of Billy and Melissa
Hughes ... Majoring in business management and leadership.
2009 UNCW Softball
S
Senior
Catcher
C
R-R 5-10
R
Pittsboro, N.C.
P
Apex
A
Carley Hughes’ Career Statistics
Season
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
Totals
GP-GS
46-43
54-54
46-46
146-143
AB
145
172
134
451
R
14
29
25
68
H
48
77
49
174
RBI
19
62
36
117
2B
2
8
10
20
3B
0
0
0
0
HR
7
18
12
37
TB
71
139
95
305
SB
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
BB-K
6-15
14-3
17-10
37-28
AVG
.331
.448
.366
.386
Player Profiles
2 Michelle HARRISON
6 Morgan WALTERS
J
Junior
Catcher/ Infielder
C
R-R 5-6
R
Creedmoor, N.C.
C
South Granville
S
J
Junior
IInfielder
R-R 5-6
R
FFuquay-Varina, N.C.
FFuquay-Varina
2007-08: Took part in 29 games with 24 starts
... Batted .203 with 13 hits, including five for extra bases ... Hit first career home run in season
finale at Towson ... 2006-07: Played in 15 games
with 14 starts during rookie season ... Collected
three hits, including one for extra bases ... Posted
.955 fielding percentage, committing just three
errors in 68 chances ... High School: Four-time
All-Conference recipient at South Granville High
... Helped team to three conference championships ... Earned All-State honors as sophomore
... Named Best Offensive Player twice and Best
Defensive once during career ... Personal: Full
Name: Michelle Leigh Harrison ... Born November 1, 1987, in Stem, N.C. ... Daughter of David
and Pam Harrison ... Majoring in elementary education.
2007-08: Started all 46 games in middle infield
during sophomore season ... Batted .306 with
45 hits, including nine doubles ... Second on
team with 17 RBI ... 48th toughest player in
nation to strike out, with just nine strikeouts in
147 at-bats ... 2006-07: Second-Team All-CAA
and CAA All-Rookie Team selection ... Played
in 51 games, starting 49 ... Posted a .268 batting average, fifth highest on team ... Ranked
fourth on team with 42 hits and 22 runs batted in ... High School: Lettered four years at
Fuquay-Varina, leading Bengals to four conference championships and four state appearances ... Earned All-Tri-Seven Conference accolades each year of high school ... Tri-Seven
Conference-Player-of-the-Year as senior ...
Two-time recipient of team’s Coaches Award
... Personal: Full Name: Morgan Adaire Walters ... Daughter of Buddy and Leanne Walters
... Born February 10, 1988, in Fuquay-Varina,
N.C. ... Majoring in exercise science.
2009 UNCW Softball
Season
2006-07
2007-08
Totals
GP-GS
15-14
29-24
44-38
Michelle Harrison’s Career Statistics
AB
28
64
92
R
2
2
4
H
3
13
16
RBI
0
8
8
2B
1
4
5
3B
0
0
0
HR
0
1
1
TB
4
20
24
SB
0-0
0-0
0-0
BB-K
10-10
2-18
12-28
AVG
.107
.203
.173
Season
2006-07
2007-08
Totals
GP-GS
51-49
46-46
97-95
Morgan Walters’ Career Statistics
AB
157
147
304
R
22
17
39
H
42
45
87
RBI
22
17
39
2B
6
9
15
3B
0
0
0
HR
0
0
0
TB
48
54
102
SB
1-2
0-1
1-3
BB-K
10-27
8-9
18-36
AVG
.268
.306
.286
Player Profiles
15 Allison LANOUETTE
2009 UNCW Softball
7 Amanda ADITAYS
Sophomore
Infielder
R-R 5-6
Newcastle, Del.
William Penn
S
Sophomore
Pitcher
P
R-R 5-8
R
Shrewsberry, Mass.
S
S
Shrewsberry
2007-08: Appeared in 24 games in the circle for
UNCW with 18 starts ... Led Seahawk staff in
innings pitched (114.2), strikeouts (61) and batters faced (491) ... Pitched 14 complete games
... Recorded first career shutout with two-hit
blanking of North Carolina Central ... Picked up
first career save with 1.2 innings of shutout relief against George Mason ... HIGH SCHOOL:
Four-year starter at Shrewsbury for coach Phil
Chevalier ... Led Shrewsbury to Massachusetts
Division I State Championship as a junior ...
Guided Colonials to 36-4 mark and back-toback league championships during final two
seasons ... Two-time Worcester Telegram &
Gazette All-Star ... Central Massachusetts Division I League MVP as a senior ... PERSONAL:
Full Name: Amanda Leigh Aditays ... Born Dec.
20, 1988, in Shrewsbury, Mass. ... Daughter of
David and Deborah Aditays ... Majoring in business.
Season GP-GS
2007-08 24-18
Totals
24-18
Amanda Aditays’ Career Statistics
W-L
6-13
6-13
ERA
4.21
4.21
IP
114.2
114.2
H
151
151
R
105
105
ER
69
69
BB
67
67
K
61
61
ShO SV
1
1
1
1
2007-08: Participated in 28 games with 22
starts ... Recorded 10 hits and five RBI ... Tied
for third with two home runs ... Posted .974 fielding percentage, recording two errors in 76 total
chances ... HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time All-Flight
A Conference honoree at William Penn ... Led
Colonials to Flight A Conference championship
as a sophomore ... PERSONAL: Full Name: Allison Marie Lanouette ... Born Aug. 15, 1989, in
Newcastle, Del. ... Daughter of Brian and Sherri
Lanouette ... Majoring in education.
Allison Lanouette’s Career Statistics
Season GP-GS AB
2007-08 28-22 60
Totals 28-22 60
R
7
7
H
10
10
RBI
5
5
2B
0
0
3B
0
0
HR
2
2
TB
16
16
SB
0-0
0-0
BB-K
7-23
7-23
AVG
.167
.167
Player Profiles
111 Samantha LISOWSKY
110 Rachel SAWYER
S
Sophomore
Pitcher
P
R-R 5-7
R
Chapel Hill, N.C.
C
Chapel Hill
C
S
Sophomore
Infielder
R-R 5-5
Chapel Hill, N.C.
Chapel Hill
2007-08: Made 24 appearances in the circle with 13
starts ... Hurled six complete games ... Struck out 49 in
94.0 innings pitched ... Picked up first career win against
Delaware, allowing one run in 5.1 innings of work ... HIGH
SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Chapel Hill for Blake
Norris ... Led Tigers to 65-10 mark and two Pac-6 Conference Championships during her three seasons ... Helped
squad to 27-7 mark and state runner-up finish as a senior
... Pac-6 Player of the Year, all-state honoree and Team
MVP as a senior ... East Region Pitcher-of-the-Year following senior season ... Three-time All-Pac 6 Conference
honoree ... Prep teammate of Rachael Sawyer ... Played
junior season at Georgetown, where she was a SecondTeam All-District honoree ... PERSONAL: Full Name: Samantha Brynn Lisowsky ... Born April 6, 1989, in Plano,
Texas ... Daughter of Rich and Mary Lisowsky ... Majoring
in business.
2007-08: CAA All-Rookie Team honoree ... Started 43 of
44 games ... Split time between right field and shortstop
... Hit .293 with 36 hits, including nine extra-base knocks
... Tied for fourth on team with 11 RBI ... HIGH SCHOOL:
Four-year starter at Chapel Hill for Head Coach Blake
Norris ... Helped Tigers to a pair of Pac-6 Conference
championships ... Led squad to 27-7 mark and state runner-up finish as a senior ... Two-time all-state honoree ...
Four-time All-Pac-6 Conference recipient ... Led state with
22 doubles as a senior ... Named Team MVP following
junior season ... Prep teammate of Samantha Lisowsky
... PERSONAL: Full Name: Rachael Erin Sawyer ... Born
Jan. 25, 1989, in Burlington, N.C. ... Daughter of Edward
and Wendy Sawyer ... Majoring in business.
2009 UNCW Softball
Rachel Sawyer’s Career Statistics
Samantha Lisowsky’s Career Statistics
Season GP-GS
2007-08 24-13
Totals
24-13
W-L
2-8
2-8
ERA
4.02
4.02
IP
94.0
94.0
H
119
119
R
73
73
ER
54
54
BB
35
35
K
49
49
ShO
0
0
SV
0
0
Season GP-GS AB
2007-08 44-43 123
Totals 44-43 123
R
15
15
H
36
36
RBI
11
11
2B
7
7
3B
0
0
HR
2
2
TB
49
49
SB
1-1
1-1
BB-K
6-19
6-19
AVG
.293
.293
Player Profiles
2009 UNCW Softball
8 Logan SHAPIRO
1 Amanda DAVENPORT
Sophomore
Infielder
R-R 5-5
Boca Raton, Fla.
Pine Crest
F
Freshman
Pitcher/ Outfielder
P
R
R-R 5-5
R
Raleigh, N.C.
W
West Johnston
2007-08: Participated in 21 games with seven starts
... Recorded four hits and one RBI ... Also scored
five runs ... High School: Four-year starter at Pine
Crest Preparatory for Coach Joe Cateparo … FirstTeam All-State and All-District honoree as a senior
… Earned second-team all-district distinction following sophomore season … Helped Panthers to district championship as a freshman and a runner-up
result as a sophomore … Personal: Full Name: Logan Taylor Shapiro … Born Sept. 30, 1988, in Boca
Raton, Fla. … Daughter of Ron Shapiro and Doreen
Doyle-Lalumiere ... Majoring in sociology and psychology.
HIGH SCHOOL: Greater Neuse River Conference
Player-of-the-Year as a junior and Pitcher-of-the-Year
following senior season ... Fashioned 21-3 mark in
the circle during senior season ... Two-time All-State
selection ... Helped West Johnston win four Greater
Neuse River Conference crowns ... Guided Wildcats to 47-8 overall mark during final two seasons...
Teammate of fellow freshmen Kelsey Eddinger and
Katie Kisner ... Two-time Academic All-Conference
honoree. PERSONAL: Full Name: Amanda Hope
Davenport ... Born May 25, 1990, in Raleigh, N.C. ...
Daughter of Buck and Addie Davenport.
3 Kelsey EDDINGER
F
Freshman
O
Outfielder
R
R-R 5-1
Benson, N.C.
B
West Johnston
W
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time All-Greater Neuse River
Conference selection ... All-State selection following
sophomore and junior campaigns ... Helped West
Johnston win four Greater Neuse River Conference
crowns ... Guided Wildcats to 47-8 overall mark during final two seasons... Two-time team defensive
MVP ... Prep teammate of fellow freshmen Amanda Davenport and Katie Kisner. PERSONAL: Full
Name: Kelsey Melinda Eddinger ... Born June 23,
1990, in Raleigh, N.C. ... Daughter of Stephen and
Judy Eddinger.
Logan Shapiro’s Career Statistics
Season GP-GS AB
2007-08 21-7
26
Totals
21-7
26
R
5
5
H
4
4
RBI
1
1
2B
0
0
3B
0
0
HR
0
0
TB
4
4
SB
0-0
0-0
BB-K
7-6
7-6
AVG
.154
.154
Player Profiles
114 Jessie GUNTER
Freshman
Infielder
L-L
5-6
Virginia Beach, Va.
V
Frank W. Cox
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Frank W. Cox
... Two-time Second-Team All-District selection ...
Team MVP and Offensive Player-of-the-Year as a
junior. PERSONAL: Full Name: Jessie Lee Gunter
... Born March, 9, 1990, in Virginia Beach, Va. ...
Daughter of Robert and Sheila Gunter.
4 Katie HOUMARD
HIGH SCHOOL: North Carolina District 1 Player-ofthe-Year and NCSCA All-State selection following
senior season ... Two-time All-County and All-Conference honoree at J.H. Rose ... Led Rampants to
Big East Conference championship as a freshman
... Also played volleyball, guiding squad to back-toback conference titles and state runner-up finish.
PERSONAL: Full Name: Katie Frances Houmard ...
Born Sept. 30, 1989, in Greenville, N.C. ... Daughter of Joe and Kandy Houmard ... Both parents are
faculty members at East Carolina University in the
department of health and human performance.
Freshman
Outfielder
R-R 5-8
Clayton, N.C.
West Johnston
HIGH SCHOOL: Helped West Johnston win four
Greater Neuse River Conference crowns ... Guided
Wildcats to 47-8 overall mark during final two seasons... Prep teammate of fellow freshmen Amanda
Davenport and Kelsey Eddinger. PERSONAL: Full
Name: Katie Marie Kisner ... Born May 12, 1990 in
Pinehurst, N.C. ... Daughter of Robert and Vicky
Kisner.
115 Jennifer LADD
Freshman
Pitcher
R-R 5-7
Durham, N.C.
Riverside
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-Time All-Conference selection at Riverside ... Three-time All-State and All-District honoree ... Established school marks for wins
(19) and earned run average (0.28) as a senior ...
Raleigh News and Observer Pitcher and Player of
the Year ... Led Pirates to Pac-6 Conference Crown ,
Eastern North Carolina Regional Championship and
third-place finish at State Championship as a senior.
PERSONAL: Full Name: Jennifer Nicole Ladd ...
Born June 4, 1990, in Durham, N.C. ... Daughter of
Don and Karen Ladd.
2009 UNCW Softball
Freshman
Infielder
R-R 5-6
Greenville, N.C.
J. H. Rose
19 Katie KISNER
Player Profiles
2009 UNCW Softball
21 Brianna LOFTON
Freshman
Outfielder
R-R 5-6
Mount Olive, N.C.
Southern Wayne
HIGH SCHOOL: All-State honoree following junior and
senior seasons ... Named District Player-of-the-Year as
a junior ... Three-time All-Area and All-District selection
... Two-time All-Conference honoree ... Led Southern
Wayne to 40-11 mark and state playoff appearances during junior and senior seasons ... Guided Saints to share of
Eastern Carolina Conference championship as a senior.
PERSONAL: Full Name: Brianna Janille Lofton ... Born
March, 29, 1990, in Warner Robbins, Ga. ... Daughter of
Levison and Davita Lofton.
5 Brittany PIERCE
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time All-County selection at
Calvert ... Led Cavaliers to back-to-back 2A State championships during freshman and sophomore seasons ...
Guided squad to 70-17-1 record during her career ... AllSMAC selection as a junior ... PERSONAL: Full Name:
Brittany Danielle Pierce ... Born Oct. 20, 1989, in Quakertown, Pa. ... Daughter of Cliff and Jean Pierce.
9 Stacey PINNO
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time All-League and All-Area selection for Oxford Area ... Led Hornets to three division
titles and back-to-back district appearances for the first
time in school history ... Batted above .400 in three of
four seasons ... Three-time Team MVP. PERSONAL:
Full Name: Stacey Elaine Pinno ... Born Jan. 25, 1990, in
Philadelphia, Pa. ... Daughter of John and Elaine Pinno.
18 Ashley SHINGLETON
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time Eastern Carolina All-Conference selection at Kinston ... Batted .484 and led team in
hits (30), triples (5), RBI (15) and doubles (5) as a senior ... Kinston Free-Press All-Area team selection and
Player-of-the-Year runner-up following senior season ...
Team captain for three seasons ... Frank L. Mock Female
Athlete-of-the-Year ... PERSONAL: Full Name: Ashley
Elizabeth Shingleton ... Born Dec. 30, 1989, in Kinston,
N.C. ... Daughter of David and Debbie Shingleton.
20 Laura SYKES
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letter winner at Asheboro
high school ... Two-time All-Conference and All-County
honoree ... Randolph County Sports Council Sportsmanship Award Winner following senior season ... Two-time
team hustle award winner. PERSONAL: Full Name:
Laura Ashley Sykes ... Born June 15, 1990, in Asheboro,
N.C. ... Daughter of James and Vivian Sykes.
Freshman
Outfielder
R-R 5-7
St. Leonard, Md.
Calvert
Freshman
Catcher
R-R 5-7
Nottingham, Pa.
Oxford
Freshman
Infielder
R-R 5-6
Kinston, N.C.
Kinston
Freshman
Outfielder
R-R 5-6
Asheboro, N.C.
Asheboro
2008 Standings
CAA
Team
W L T
Hofstra
18 3 0
Georgia State
15 5 0
James Madison
14 6 0
Towson
12 8 0
Drexel
10 11 0
George Mason
6 14 0
Delaware
4 17 0
UNC Wilmington
3 18 0
Overall
W L T
45 13 0
37 18 0
32 22 0
37 26 0
27 20 0
19 32 0
22 26 0
12 33 1
Won tournament championship
All Conference
FIRST TEAM
Catherine Lee
Michele DePasquale
Casey Fee
Amber Kirk
Rachel Cunningham
Erika Bernstein
Nina Navarro
Holly Willis
Sara Michalowski
Courtney Oliver
Kayleigh Lotti
Meredith Felts
Georgia State
Hofstra
Hofstra
James Madison
Georgia State
Hofstra
Towson
Georgia State
Hofstra
Hofstra
Hofstra
James Madison
SECOND TEAM
Carley Hughes
Jessica Gowin
Mindy Bean
Stef Streets
Pam Dreslinski
Natasha Berry
Katie Lee
Christina Rodriguez
Ashli Breau
Katrina Gaudier
Madi Gore
Alicia Mills
UNCW
Georgia State
Towson
Towson
Hofstra
Georgia State
Delaware
Drexel
George Mason
Drexel
Georgia State
Georgia State
ALL-ROOKIE
Ellen Boundy
Meaghan Clark,
Sammi DiPompo
Melissa Hill
Ciera Jones
Catherine Lee
Sara Michalowski
Alicia Mills
Rachel Sawyer
Drexel
Towson
Towson
James Madison
George Mason
Georgia State
Hofstra
Georgia State
UNCW
2008 CAA Player of the Year
Catherine Lee
Georgia State
2008 CAA Pitcher of the Year
Kayleigh Lotti
Hofstra
2008 CAA Rookie of the Year
Catherine Lee
Georgia State
2008 CAA Coach of the Year
Bill Edwards
Hofstra
2009 UNCW Softball
With more than two decades of success athletically and academically, the Colonial Athletic Association has established a reputation as one of the nation’s top collegiate conferences.
The CAA encompasses five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas with a geographic footprint that stretches from Boston to Atlanta. The conference has produced 16 national team champions
in five different sports, 33 individual national champions, 12 national players of the year, 11 national
coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award winners. Even more impressive, however, are the honors
accumulated away from competition, which include five Rhodes Scholars and 20 NCAA post-graduate
scholars. In 2007-08, the CAA had five ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans and more than
1,700 of our 4,000 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award after posting at least
a 3.2 grade point average while lettering in a varsity sport.
The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority of the East Coast and includes six of
the nation’s top 25 media markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Boston (7), Washington, D.C. (8),
Atlanta (9) and Baltimore (24). The number of television homes in the CAA market exceeds 19.7 million.
The CAA currently sponsors 22 sports with the addition of a 12-team football league in 2007. Male athletes compete for championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer,
swimming and diving, tennis, track and field and wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference titles in
basketball, cross country, field hockey, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track
and field and volleyball. In 2007-08, 26 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths and 46 student-athletes
received All-America honors.
Known nationally as a mid-major power in both men’s and women’s basketball, the conference also
excels in many other sports. CAA squads have combined to win 10 field hockey national titles since the
championship began in 1981. Delaware and Towson have each reached the Final Four of the NCAA
Men’s Lacrosse Championship. For the first time, three women’s soccer teams reached the second
round of the NCAA Tournament in 2007 and at least one men’s soccer team has advanced to the final
16 of the NCAA Championship in five of the last six years. Hofstra finished 15th overall at the NCAA
Wrestling Championship and William & Mary placed 15th nationally in men’s cross country. In baseball,
the CAA had 23 players chosen in the 2008 Major League draft, which was the second-highest total in
league history. Hofstra won its NCAA-record 11th-straight conference title in softball and reached the
NCAA regional finals. Individually, the W&M women’s tennis duo of Megan Moulton-Levy and Katarina
Zoricic reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Doubles Championship in 2008 to earn All-America status
for the second straight season, and Georgia State golfer Joel Sjoholm placed 13th overall at the NCAA
Men’s Golf Championship.
CAA member institutions are committed to excellence in the classroom. The Colonial Academic
Alliance was created in 2002 by the league’s presidents with a goal of expanding their partnership to all
aspects of university life outside of intercollegiate athletics. Among the programs already established
are an undergraduate research conference, coordination of study abroad programs and granting visiting
academic status to student-athletes traveling to an away contest so that they have access to libraries,
academic resource centers and computer labs.
In 2002, two faculty members from CAA institutions were awarded academia’s most coveted distinction – the Nobel Prize. John B. Fenn, a research professor in the Department of Chemistry at Virginia
Commonwealth University, received the Nobel Prize for chemistry, and Vernon Smith, a professor of
economics and law at George Mason University, shared the Nobel Prize in economic sciences.
Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its inception. The conference traces
its roots back to 1983 when three of its current members- George Mason University, James Madison
University and the College of William and Mary - were aligned with East Carolina University, the United
States Naval Academy and the University of Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC South). During
the next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two new members (the University of North
Carolina Wilmington and American University) and decided to form a new association. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA took place on June 6, 1985.
Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilmington and William and Mary were
joined by Old Dominion University in 1991 and by Virginia Commonwealth University in 1995. The conference added the University of Delaware, Drexel University, Hofstra University and Towson University
in 2001. Georgia State University and Northeastern University became members of the conference on
July 1, 2005.
From all-star athletes to Nobel Prize winning faculty, the CAA takes great pride in producing performers who stand out both on the playing field and in the classroom.
2008 Final Results/Statistics
2009 UNCW Softball
2008 Final Results
2/19
2/19
2/23
2/23
2/24
2/24
2/29
2/29
3/1
3/1
3/2
3/5
3/5
3/8
3/8
3/11
3/11
3/14
3/17
3/15
3/17
3/22
3/22
3/23
3/25
3/26
3/29
3/29
3/30
4/5
4/5
4/6
4/9
4/9
4/12
4/12
4/13
4/19
4/19
4/20
4/26
4/26
4/27
5/3
5/3
5/4
at Campbell
L, 7-3
at Campbell
L, 15-3
LEHIGH$
L, 7-1
MT. ST. MARY’S $
W, 7-6
CHAR. SOUTHERN$ W, 4-1
UNC GREENSBORO$ L, 1-0
vs Akron#
W, 5-4
vs Marist#
L, 8-2
vs Howard#
W, 4-3
vs ETSU#
L, 3-2
at Coll of Charleston# L,10-6
at North Carolina A&T L, 5-4
at North Carolina A&T T, 5-5
N.C. CENTRAL
W, 15-6
N.C. CENTRAL
W, 8-0
USC UPSTATE
L, 2-11
USC UPSTATE
W, 5-4
vs North Carolina A&T^ W, 4-3
vs Albany^
W, 3-2
at Winthrop^
L,10-0
vsFairfield^
L, 6-4
at Drexel*
L, 9-4
at Drexel*
L, 2-0
at Drexel*
L, 5-2
at Coastal Carolina
L, 12-4
at Coastal Carolina
L, 4-3
DELAWARE*
W, 11-3
DELAWARE*
L, 6-2
DELAWARE*
W, 8-7
at Hofstra*
L,7-0
at Hofstra*
L, 8-0
at Hofstra*
L, 6-0
at East Carolina
L, 10-1
at East Carolina
L, 5-3
GEORGE MASON*
L, 4-0
GEORGE MASON*
W, 3-2
GEORGE MASON*
L,5-4
at James Madison*
L, 4-2
at James Madison*
L, 9-1
at James Madison*
L, 11-3
GEORGIA STATE*
L,5-0
GEORGIA STATE*
L, 4-0
GEORGIA STATE*
L, 2-1
at Towson*
L 3-0
at Towson*
L, 4-2
at Towson*
L, 7-2
No. Player
13 Hughes, Carley
3 Murray, Meghan
6 Walters, Morgan
10 Sawyer, Rachel
2 Harrison, Michelle
19 Wacker, Charla
7 Styons, Lindsay
15 Lanouette, Allison
1 Allen, Jessica
20 Shapiro, Logan
9 Wakefield, Paige
4 Hill, Ashley
Totals
Opponents
AVG
.366
.317
.306
.293
.203
.186
.168
.167
.155
.154
.150
.087
.239
.306
GP GS AB R
46 46 134 25
46 46 145 23
46 46 147 17
44 43 123 15
29 24 64 2
46 43 118 19
46 46 113 13
28 22 60 7
45 44 110 7
21 7
26 5
40 37 100 7
25 10 23 3
46 46 1163 143
46 46 1218 261
H
49
46
45
36
13
22
19
10
17
4
15
2
278
373
2B 3B HR RBI
10 0 12 36
9
1
0 11
9
0
0 17
7
0
2 11
4
0
1
8
5
0
0
8
4
0
1 16
0
0
2
5
4
0
0
7
0
0
0
1
1
0
3 11
0
0
0
1
53 1 21 132
58 5 32 220
BB HBP SO SB
17
0
10
0
15
4
17
3
8
1
9
0
6
1
19
1
2
0
18
0
13
5
34
4
18
3
33
0
7
1
23
0
5
2
28
6
7
0
6
0
8
2
36
1
2
0
7
0
108 19 240 15
147 36 165 38
ATT
0
4
1
1
0
5
0
0
6
0
1
1
19
49
LOB - Team (280), Opp (334). DPs turned - Team (15), Opp (12). IBB - Team (3), Hughes 3.
Picked off - Wakefield 1.
No. Player
11
Lisowsky, Samantha
12
Aditays, Amanda
8
Lehrschall, Brittany
Totals
Opponents
ERA W
4.02 2
4.21 6
4.25 4
4.16 12
2.14 33
L APP GS
8 24 13
13 24 18
12 19 15
33 46 46
12 46 46
CG SHO CBO
6
0
0
14 1
0
5
0
0
25 1
0
28 10 2
SV
0
1
0
1
1
IP
94.0
114.2
79.0
287.2
298.1
H
119
151
103
373
278
R ER BB
73 54 35
105 69 67
83 48 45
261 171 147
143 91 108
PB - Team (2), Hughes 1, Styons 1, Opp (5). Pickoffs - Team (2), Lehrschall 1, Hughes 1. SBA/ATT
- Hughes (24-32), Lehrschall (17-20), Aditays (12-17), Styons (14-17), Lisowsky (9-12).
$ - Hughes Bros. Tires Seahawk Classic - Wilmington, N.C.
# - College of Charleston Classic,
Charleston, S.C.
^ - Winthrop Adidas Invitational - Rock
Hill, S.C.
* = Colonial Athletic Association
Rachel Sawyer was named to the 2008
CAA All-Rookie team after posting a
.293 batting average with 11 RBI during
her freshman season.
SO
49
61
55
165
240
Meghan Murray started all 46 games
for the Seahawks in 2008 and was
second on the team with a .317 batting
average and 46 hits
Through The Years
UNC Wilmington Softball Year-By-Year
(Fast-Pitch Only)
Year
Coach
1985
Maggie St. Ledger
1986
Maggie St. Ledger
1987
Maggie St. Ledger
1988
Maggie St. Ledger
1989
Maggie St. Ledger
1990
Maggie St. Ledger
1991
Maggie St. Ledger
1992
Maggie St. Ledger
1993
Maggie St. Ledger
1994
Maggie St. Ledger
1995
Maggie St. Ledger
1996
Maggie St. Ledger
1997
Maggie St. Ledger
1998
Maggie St. Ledger
1999
Maggie St. Ledger
2000
Maggie St. Ledger
2001
Maggie St. Ledger
2002
Melissa Jarrell
2003
Melissa Jarrell
2004
Melissa Jarrell
2005
Melissa Jarrell
2006
Melissa Jarrell
2007
Melissa Jarrell
2008
Melissa Jarrell
22 Years
Record
26-17
13-38
21-23
19-38
29-16
17-33
22-30
24-34
19-35
23-34
28-31
25-34
23-29
22-33
32-28-1
22-42
20-34
22-32
22-38
19-38
22-44
33-28
19-37
12-33-1
534-778-2
Pct.
.605
.255
.477
.333
.644
.340
.423
.414
.352
.404
.475
.424
.442
.400
.533
.344
.370
.407
.367
.333
.333
.541
.322
.260
.406
Big South Conference
Year-By-Year
Coach
Record
Maggie St. Ledger
6-13
Maggie St. Ledger
7-9
Maggie St. Ledger
7-11
Maggie St. Ledger 6-7-1
26-40-1
Pct.
.313
.438
.389
.461
.393
Coach
Record
Maggie St. Ledger
8-12
Maggie St. Ledger
5-14
Melissa Jarrell
7-13
Melissa Jarrell
6-13
26-52
Pct.
.400
.263
.350
.316
.333
Finish
8th
6th
6th
5th
Finish
5th
7th
7th
7th
Year-By-Year
Year
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
5 Years
Coach
Melissa Jarrell
Melissa Jarrell
Melissa Jarrell
Melissa Jarrell
Melissa Jarrell
Record
5-13
4-14
13-8
9-12
3-15
34-62
Pct.
.278
.222
.619
.429
.166
.354
1997
Yexenia Ugarte
Second-Team All-Big South
1998
Ellie Gerdes
Susanna Rabon
First-Team All-Big South
1999
Keri Malcomson
Susanna Rabon
Emily Hayes
Third-Team GTE Academic All-American
First-Team GTE Academic District III
First-Team All-Southeast, Louisville Slugger
First-Team All-Southeast, NFCA
2000
Maggie Johnson
All-Tournament, Southern Conference
2001
Tiffany Lindemann
Maggie Johnson
Audry White
Lauren Mattox
First-Team All-Southern Conference
Second-Team All-Southern Conference
2002
Lauren Mattox
First-Team All-Southern Conference
Misti Sellers
2003
Tiffany Lindemann Second-Team All-Southern Conference
Second-Team Verizon Academic All-America
Southern Conference
Year-By-Year
Year
2000
2001
2002
2003
4 Years
2004
Christina Elmore
Second-Team All-CAA
2005
Jennifer Bosley
Krista Searle
Whitney Knudsen
Jessica Sanders
Paige Wakefield
First-Team All-CAA
Second-Team All-CAA
CAA All-Rookie
CAA All-Rookie
CAA All-Rookie
2006
Jennifer Bosley
Ali Gardner
Carley Hughes
Hayley House
Whitney Knudsen
Krista Searle
Meghan Murray
Second-Team All-CAA
First-Team All-CAA, CAA All-Rookie
Second-Team All-CAA, CAA All-Rookie
Second-Team All-CAA
Second-Team All-CAA
Second-Team All-CAA
Second-Team All-CAA
2007
Carley Hughes
Finish
6th
7th
3rd
4th
8th
Krista Searle
Morgan Walters
Paige Wakefield
CAA Co-Player-of-the-Year, First-Team AllCAA, Louisville Slugger All-Region
Second-Team All-CAA
Second-Team All-CAA
Second-Team All-CAA
2007
Carley Hughes
Rachel Sawyer
Second-Team All-CAA
CAA All-Rookie
2009 UNCW Softball
Year
1996
1997
1998
1999
4 Years
Individual Awards
1996
Yexenia Ugarte
2009 UNCW Softball
Series Records
Opponent
Akron
Alabama A&M
Alabama State
Albany
Appalachian State
Augusta State
Austin Peay
Ball State
Baptist College
Bethune Cookman
Boston College
Boston
Bradley
Brown
Bucknell
Campbell
Canisius
Central Connecticut St.
Charleston Southern
Chattanooga
Cleveland State
Coastal Carolina
College of Charleston
Colgate
Connecticut
Coppin State
Dayton
Delaware
Delaware State
Detroit Mercy
Drexel
East Carolina
East Tennessee State
Eastern Connecticut
Eastern Kentucky
Eastern Michigan
Elon
Fairfield
Florida A&M
Florida International
Florida State
Fordham
Furman
Gardner-Webb
George Mason
Georgia
Georgia Southern
Georgia State
Georgia Tech
Greensboro
Hampton
Hartford
W
1
1
1
1
6
0
0
1
2
0
0
2
0
1
5
18
1
1
15
2
4
19
7
0
0
3
1
6
2
3
9
11
6
1
0
0
2
2
1
1
0
1
5
3
17
0
7
3
1
2
9
1
L
2
0
0
1
1
2
1
2
5
1
1
3
1
1
1
34
4
1
1
11
3
51
14
1
1
0
3
13
2
6
10
61
7
1
1
5
3
1
1
1
4
1
19
2
15
2
14
12
8
0
3
0
PCT
.333
1.000
1.000
.500
.857
.000
.000
.333
.286
.000
.000
.400
.000
.500
.833
.346
.200
.500
.9375
.152
.571
.271
.333
.000
.000
1.000
.250
.316
.500
.333
.474
.153
.462
.500
.000
.000
.400
.667
.500
.500
.000
.500
.208
.600
.531
.000
.331
.200
.111
1.000
.750
1.000
Opponent
Harvard
Hofstra
Holy Cross
Howard
Illinois
Illinois-Chicago
Illinois State
Indiana State
Iowa
Iowa State
James Madison
Jacksonville State
Kent
Kennesaw State
Lafayette
LaSalle
Lehigh
Liberty
Lipscomb
Long Island
Longwood
Louisiana Tech
Loyola
Maine
Manhattan
Marist
Marshall
Maryland
Maryland-Baltimore County
McNeese State
Mercer
Miami (Ohio)
Michigan State
Minnesota
Monmouth
Morgan State
Mount St. Mary’s
Nicholls State
N.C. Central
N.C. State
North Carolina A&T
North Florida
Northern Colorado
Northwestern
Oakland
Ohio
Ohio State
Penn State
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Providence
W
L
PCT
2
0
1.000
2
17 .105
1
0
1.000
1
0
1.000
First Meeting
0
1
.000
0
2
.000
1
1
.500
0
1
.000
0
1
.000
5
14 .263
0
1
.000
0
1
.000
0
1
.000
5
0
1.000
1
2
.333
0
2
.000
6
11
.353
First Meeting
2
3
.400
2
2
.500
0
2
.000
0
1
.000
1
5
.167
1
0
1.000
1
1
.500
1
4
.200
0
3
.000
9
7
.563
0
1
.000
2
1
.666
1
5
.167
First Meeting
0
1
.000
1
1
.500
1
0
1.000
14 2
.875
0
4
.000
2
0
1.000
3
1
.750
22 3
.846
1
1
.500
1
0
1.000
0
1
.000
1
1
.500
2
4
.200
0
1
.000
0
1
.000
0
1
.000
0
1
.000
0
2
.000
3
4
.429
Opponent
Purdue
Radford
Rhode Island
Opponent
Rider
Robert Morris
St. Bonaventure
St. Francis (Pa.)
St. John’s
St. Louis
Samford
Sacred Heart
Siena
South Carolina
South Carolina State
South Carolina Upstate
South Florida
Southeast Missouri St.
Southeastern Louisiana
Southern Illinois
Stetson
Stony Brook
Syracuse
Temple
Tennessee
Tennessee-Martin
Tennessee State
Towson
Troy State
UIC
UNC Asheville
UNC Chapel Hill
UNC Charlotte
UNC Greensboro
Valparaiso
Vermont
Villanova
Virginia
Virginia Commonwealth
Virginia Tech
Western Carolina
Western Illinois
Western Kentucky
Wichita State
Winthrop
Wright State
Yale
2009 Opponents in Bold
W
L
PCT
0
1
.000
7
12 .368
2
1
.667
W
L
PCT
1
0
1.000
0
2
.000
2
1
.667
3
1
.750
0
3
.000
3
0
1.000
0
3
.000
1
1
.500
2
0
1.000
0
2
.000
2
1
.667
1
1
.500
0
4
.000
0
1
.000
1
0
1.000
0
1
.000
2
4
.333
4
3
.571
First Meeting
0
6
.000
0
1
.000
1
0
1.000
1
0
1.000
8
12 .400
1
0
1.000
0
2
.000
1
0
1.000
3
32 .085
2
8
.200
12 29 .293
2
1
.667
1
0
1.000
0
3
.000
1
9
.100
1
1
.500
0
1
.000
3
3
.500
1
0
1.000
1
0
1.000
0
1
.000
5
12 .294
1
0
1.000
4
6
.400
Season Records
Amber Blank
Jennifer Bosley
Maggie Johnson
Tiffany Lindemann
Krista Searle
Hitting
Batting Average (Minimum 100 At-Bats)
Year ......G .... AB ....HITS ..... AVG
Sheri Jernigan ...1992.....44.... 135 ...... 61 ...... .452
Hughes, Carley ..2007.....54.... 77 ........ 172 .... .448
Yexenia Ugarte ..1995.....57.... 157 ...... 66 ...... .420
Amber Blank ......1996.....56.... 184 ...... 76 .... .413
Yuki Henry
...1989.....38.... 113 ...... 45 .... .398
Yexenia Ugarte ...1996.....59.... 174 ...... 69 ...... .397
Luellyn Piver ......1994.....56.... 143 ...... 56 ...... .392
Ali Gardner ........2006.....61.... 197 ...... 77 ...... .391
Megan Watson ....1995.....59.... 177 ...... 66 ...... .373
At Bats
Year
At Bats
Krista Searle ................. 2005 .................. 204
Hayley House ............... 2005 .................. 201
Susanna Rabon ............ 2000 .................. 197
Ali Gardner ................... 2006 .................. 197
Christina Elmore ........... 2004 .................. 189
Runs Scored
Year
Runs
Amber Blank ................. 1995 .................. 50
Sheri Jernigan .............. 1991 .................. 50
Amber Blank ................. 1996 .................. 45
Yexenia Ugarte ............. 1996 .................. 44
Julia Boseman .............. 1989 .................. 43
Doubles
Year
2B
Meghan Murray .............2006 ................. 19
Krista Searle ..................2005 ................. 19
Ali Gardner ....................2006 ................. 18
Krista Searle ..................2007 ................. 15
Kim Yates ......................1989 ................. 15
Luellyn Piver ...............1994 ................. 14
Audrey White .................2002 ................. 14
Triples
Year
3B
Luellyn Piver ................. 1992 .................. 8
Kim Haas ...................... 1995 .................. 7
Luellyn Piver ................. 1994 .................. 6
Kathy Cochran ........... 1988 .................. 6
Colleen St. Ledger ..... 1985 .................. 6
Home Runs
Year
HR
Carley Hughes .............. 2007 .................. 18
Carley Hughes .............. 2008 .................. 12
Krista Searle ................. 2005 .................. 12
Krista Searle ................. 2006 .................. 12
Jennifer Bosley ............. 2006 .................. 9
Meghan Murray ............ 2006 .................. 8
Carley Hughes .............. 2006 .................. 7
Tiffany Lindemann ........ 2003 .................. 7
Jennifer Bosley ............. 2005 .................. 7
Jess Luckett.................. 2006 .................. 7
Pitching
Total Bases
Year
TB
Carley Hughes ..............2007 .................. 139
Krista Searle .................2005 .................. 125
Ali Gardner ...................2006 .................. 104
Meghan Murray ............2006 .................. 97
Krista Searle .................2006 .................. 97
Appearances
Year
App
Annette Carpenter ........1988 .................. 40
Amanda Wilson ............2003 .................. 38
Keri Malcolmson ...........1998 .................. 37
Keri Malcolmson ...........1999 .................. 35
Jamie Gostyla ...............2003 .................. 35
Runs Batted In
Year
RBI
Carley Hughes .............. 2007 .................. 62
Megan Watson ............. 1995 .................. 62
Krista Searle ................. 2005 .................. 52
Luellyn Piver ................ 1991 ............... 46
Kim Yates ..................... 1989 ................ 44
Ali Gardner ................... 2006 .................. 43
Games Started
Year
GS
Annette Carpenter ........ 1988 .................. 34
Jennifer Bosley ............. 2006 .................. 31
Rynee Davis ................. 1995 .................. 29
Amanda Wilson ............ 2003 .................. 28
Jamie Gostyla ............... 2003 .................. 28
Stolen Bases
Year
SB
Johnnie Smith ............... 1990 ............... 56
Sheri Jernigan .............. 1992 ................ 49
Sheri Jernigan ............. 1991 ............... 42
Amber Blank ................. 1997 .................. 25
Julia Boseman .............. 1989 ............... 23
Yen Wilson .................... 1991 ................. 23
Luellyn Piver ................. 1991 ............... 23
Walks
Year
BB
Kathy Cochran .............. 1988 .................. 27
Yen Wilson .................... 1991 .................. 27
April Dean ..................... 1995 .................. 26
Missy Loveless ............. 1992 .................. 25
Krista Searle ................. 2006 .................. 24
Roxanne Belica ............ 1988 .................. 24
Courtney Uhl................. 1999 .................. 24
Audrey White ................ 2001 .................. 24
Fielding
Chances
Year
Total
Maggie Johnson ...........2000 .................. 564
Christine Freaney .........2003 .................. 554
Krista Searle .................2005 .................. 532
Christine Freaney .........2002 .................. 530
Krista Searle .................2004 .................. 445
Putouts
Year
No.
Christine Freaney ......... 2003 .................. 529
Maggie Johnson ........... 2000 .................. 517
Christine Freaney ......... 2002 .................. 499
Krista Searle ................. 2005 .................. 498
Krista Searle ................. 2004 .................. 402
Assists
Year
No.
Judy Spero ................2000 ................. 168
Rita Scott ...................1988 ................. 154
Rita Scott .......................1986 ................. 154
Audrey White .................2002 ................. 154
Luellyn Piver ..................1991 ................. 147
Innings Pitched
Year
IP
Sandie Burns .................1985 ................. 335.0
Annette Carpenter .........1988 ................. 235.7
Jennifer Bosley ..............2006 ................. 195.0
Keri Malcolmson ............1998 ................. 190.3
Amanda Wilson .............2003 ................. 190.1
Complete Games
Year
CG
Annette Carpenter ........ 1988 .................. 30
Heather Petroff ............. 1992 .................. 26
Keri Malcomson ............ 1999 .................. 25
Jennifer Bosley ............. 2006 .................. 2.
Lisa Primovic ................ 1987 .................. 23
Keri Malcomson ............ 1997 .................. 23
ERA (Min. 75 IP)
Keri Malcolmson
Keri Malcolmson
Ingrid Meyers
Keri Malcolmson
Christine Freaney
Year .. IP ......... R .... ER . ERA
1999 .. 190.0 .... 57 ... 42 ...1.55
1997 .. 158.7 .... 72 ... 40 ...1.76
1989 .. 159.7 .... 79 ... 41 ...1.80
1998 .. 190.3 .... 97 ... 50 ...1.84
2000 .. 177.2 .... 93 ... 54 ...2.13
Strikeouts
Year
SO
Jennifer Bosley ..............2006 ................. 190
Keri Malcolmson ............1999 ................. 172
Keri Malcolmson ............1998 ................. 137
Keri Malcolmson ............1997 ................. 114
Jess Luckett...................2007 ................. 103
Win. Percentage (Min. 12 Decisions)
Year
Record Pct.
Ingrid Meyers .......... 1989 ........ 18-7 ........ .720
Sandie Burns ...... 1985 ........ 23-14 ...... .622
Keri Malcolmson ..... 1999 ........ 17-12 ...... .586
Lisa Primovic ....... 1987 ........ 15-11 ...... .577
Chrissy Finn............ 1995 ........ 15-12 ...... .556
Errors
Year
No.
Rita Scott .......................1986 ................. 37
Raena Jones .................2000 ................. 35
Karen Rogers ................1988 ................. 32
Jennifer Davison ............1998 ................. 31
Luellyn Piver ..................1992 ................. 30
2009 UNCW Softball
Hits
Year
Hits
Ali Gardner ................... 2006 .................. 77
Carley Hughes .............. 2007 .................. 77
Amber Blank ................. 1996 .................. 76
Yexenia Ugarte ............. 1996 .................. 69
Sheri Jernigan .............. 1991 .................. 69
Audrey White
2009 UNCW Softball
Career Records
Christine Freaney
Jamie Gostyla
Mary Susan Hilliard
Hayley House
Runs Batted In
Years
RBI
Luellyn Piver .............. 1991-94 ....................146
Megan Watson ............. 1994-97 ....................139
Carley Hughes ............ 2006-Active .............. 117
Krista Searle ................. 2004-07 .................... 116
Maggie Johnson ........... 1998-01 ....................102
Sheri Jernigan ............ 1989-92 ..................... 83
At Bats
Years
AB
Krista Searle ................. 2004-07 ................726
Hayley House ............... 2003-06 ................703
Susanna Rabon ............ 1998-01 ................642
Tiffany Lindemann ........ 2000-03 ................621
Megan Watson ............. 1994-97 ................619
Yexenia Ugarte ............. 1994-97 ................608
Stolen Bases
Years
SB
Sheri Jernigan .............. 1989-92 ....................108
Yexenia Ugarte ............. 1994-97 ..................... 65
Amber Blank ................. 1995-97 ..................... 60
Luellyn Piver ................. 1991-94 ..................... 56
Johnnie Smith ............... 1990 .......................... 56
Runs Scored
Years
RS
Sheri Jernigan ............ 1989-92 ................138
Krista Searle ................. 2004-07 ................130
Yexenia Ugarte ............. 1994-97 ................130
Amber Blank ................. 1995-97 ................120
Luellyn Piver .............. 1991-94 ................104
Walks
Years
BB
Roxanne Belica ............ 1986-89 ......................78
Rita Scott ...................... 1985-88 ......................78
Mel Cope ...................... 1985-87 ......................72
Colleen St. Ledger ........ 1985-88 ......................63
Christine Freaney ......... 2000-03 ......................57
Hits
Years
Hits
Krista Searle ................. 2004-2007 ............224
Yexenia Ugarte ............. 1994-97 ................215
Luellyn Piver .............. 1991-94 ................199
Susanna Rabon ............ 1998-01 ................198
Amber Blank ................. 1995-97 ................192
Sheri Jernigan ............ 1989-92 ...............192
Doubles
Years
2B
Krista Searle ................. 2004-2007 ..............50
Meghan Murray ............ 2005-2008 ..............44
Susanna Rabon ............ 1998-01 ..................38
Chrissy Bennett ............ 1998-01 ..................34
Luellyn Piver ................. 1991-94 ................33
Triples
Years
3B
Luellyn Piver .............. 1991-94 ................ 21
Sheri Jernigan ............ 1989-92 .............. 16
Colleen St. Ledger ........ 1985-88 ............. 10
Rita Scott ...................... 1985-88 .............. 7
Mary Susan Hillliard...... 2000-03 .................. 7
Home Runs
Years
HR
Carley Hughes ............ 2006-Active ........... 37
Krista Searle ................. 2004-2007 ............. 31
Jen Bosley .................... 2005-06 ................. 16
Tiffany Lindemann ........ 2000-03 ................. 16
Meghan Murray ............ 2005-2008 ............. 13
Total Bases
Years
TB
Luellyn Piver ................. 1991-94 ................295
Krista Searle ................. 2004-07 ................282
Sheri Jernigan .............. 1989-92 ...............269
Susanna Rabon ............ 1998-01 ................247
Tiffany Lindemann ........ 2000-03 ................227
Amanda Wilson
Pitching
Hitting
Batting Average
Year
Avg.
Sheri Jernigan ............ 1989-92 ................387
Carley Hughes ............ 2006-Active ..........386
Amber Blank ................. 1995-97 ................371
Yexenia Ugarte ............. 1994-97 ................354
Audrey White ................ 2001-02 ................352
Keri Malcolmson
Fielding
Chances
Year
Total
Krista Searle ................ 2004-2007 ............... 1,577
Maggie Johnson .......... 1998-01 ................... 1,548
Christine Freaney ........ 2000-03 ................... 1,180
Megan Watson ............ 1994-97 ................... 1,140
Missy Loveless ............ 1998-91 ................... 1,127
Putouts
Year
No.
Maggie Johnson .......... 1998-01 ...................1,409
Krista Searle ................ 2004-2007 ...............1,342
Christine Freaney ........ 2000-03 ...................1,047
Missy Loveless ............ 1998-01 ...................1,023
Megan Watson ............ 1994-97 ...................1,004
Assists
Year
No.
Hayley House .......... 2003-06 ...................... 467
Chrissy Bennett ....... 1998-01 ...................... 397
Rita Scott ..................... 1985-88 ...................... 361
Luellyn Piver ................ 1991-94 ...................... 329
Audrey White ............... 2001-02 ...................... 295
Errors
Year
No.
Luellyn Piver ................ 1991-94 ........................ 80
Hayley House .............. 2003-06 ........................ 78
April Dean .................... 1992-95 ........................ 59
Rita Scott ..................... 1985-88 ........................ 55
Megan Watson ............ 1994-97 ........................ 54
Fielding Percentage
Lindsay Styons ............ 2005-2008 ................. .982
Missy Loveless ............ 1988-91 ..................... .980
Carley Hughes ........... 2006-Active............... .980
Colleen St. Ledger ....... 1987-88 ..................... .978
Christine Freaney ........ 2000-2003 ................. .977
Appearances
Years
App
Keri Malcolmson ........... 1996-99 .................119
Jamie Gostyla ............... 2002-05 .................119
Jess Luckett.................. 2004-07 .................116
Amanda Wilson ............ 2002-05 ................ 109
Mandi Westbury............ 1998-01 ................. 98
Games Started
Years
GS
Keri Malcolmson ........... 1996-99 .................. 90
Jess Luckett.................. 2004-07 .................. 82
Heather Petroff ............ 1991-94 .................. 79
Chrissy Finn.................. 1995-98 .................. 86
Jamie Gostyla ............... 2002-05 .................. 78
Innings Pitched
Years
IP
Keri Malcolmson ........... 1996-99 ............. 634.7
Jess Luckett.................. 2004-07 ............. 562.0
Jamie Gostyla ............... 2002-05 ............. 519.3
Heather Petroff ............ 1991-94 ............. 476.3
Rynee Davis ................. 1993-96 ............. 460.0
Complete Games
Years
CG
Keri Malcolmson ........... 1996-99 .................. 79
Ingrid Meyers ................ 1988-91 .................. 61
Heather Petroff ............ 1991-94 .................. 48
Rynee Davis ................. 1993-96 .................. 47
Jess Luckett.................. 2004-07 .................. 46
ERA (Min. 100 Inn.)
Years
ERA
Keri Malcolmson ........... 1996-99 ............... 1.78
Lisa Primovic ................ 1987 ..................... 2.18
Jen Bosley .................... 2005-06 ............... 2.33
Jamie Gostyla ............... 2002-05 ............... 2.74
Jaimie Samelko ............ 1996-97 ............... 2.91
Strikeouts
Years
K
Keri Malcolmson ........... 1996-99 ..................483
Jess Luckett.................. 2004-07 ..................369
Jen Bosley .................... 2005-06 ..................284
Jamie Gostyla ............... 2002-05 ..................227
Amanda Wilson ............ 2002-05 ..................221
Win. Percentage (Min. 20 Decisions)
Years
Record
Pct.
Sandie Burns .........1985 ...........23-14 .........622
Lisa Primovic .........1987 ...........15-11 .........577
Rita Scott ...............1989 ...........11-9 ...........550
Keri Malcolmson ....1996-99 ......53-45 .........541
Ingrid Meyers .........1988-91 ......38-36 .........514
UNCW All-Time Roster
AAA
Adcox, Kelli ................................2003-06
Aditays, Amanda ...........................2008
Affrunti, Lisa................................1987-89
Allen, Jessica.........................2005-06,08
Anderson, Marti ..........................1991-92
Andrus, Caitlin ............................2006-07
BBB
Beauregard, Rachelle ......................1992
Belica, Roxanne .........................1987-89
Bennett, Chrissy .........................1998-01
Blank, Amber .............................1995-97
Boone, Kristen ............................1995-98
Boseman, Julia ...........................1988-89
Bosley, Jennifer ..........................2005-06
Bowen, Angela.................................1990
Bradley, Stacey............................... 2006
Bullard, Janet...................................1987
CCC
Cabo, Jessica ..................................1997
Carmassi, Kim .................................1988
Carpenter, Annette......................1987-88
Carroll, Wanda .................................1987
Chriscoe, Summer ......................2002-03
Chunn, Ashley ............................2003-05
Clingman, Megan ............................2002
Cochran, Kathy ...........................1987-88
Cope, Melody ..................................1987
Courter, Kathleen.............................1990
Crosby, Dana ...................................1991
DDD
Davis, Rynee ..............................1993-96
Davis, Stephanie ........................1993-96
Davison, Jennifer ........................1998-00
Dean, April ..................................1992-95
FFF
Finn, Chrissy...............................1995-98
Fisher, Tara ......................................1994
Freaney, Christine ......................2000-03
Fuller, Dawn................................1998-99
Furney, Joanne ...........................1990-91
GGG
Gardiner, Ali .....................................2006
Gerdes, Ellie ...............................1997-98
Givens, Kelly...............................1999-02
Gnall, Shannon ...........................2002-03
Gostyla, Jamie ............................2002-05
Grace, Kelly ................................1998-00
Granack, Polly ............................1992-93
HHH
Haas, Kim ...................................1995-97
Hanley, Cyndi .............................1999-00
Harrison, Michelle.....................2007-08
Hayes, Emily...............................1999-00
Hendrickson, Laura ....................2003-05
Henry, Toni .......................................1990
Henry, Yuki .................................1989-90
JJJ
Jacobs, Kacie ..................................2002
Jernigan, Sheri ...........................1989-92
Johnson, Maggie ........................1998-01
Johnson, Maggie .............................1995
Jones, Raena .............................2000-02
Jordan, Jennifer ...............................1995
Kelly, Susan .....................................1990
Kibler, Joelle ...............................1991-94
King, Donna ................................1996-97
Knudsen, Whitney ......................2005-06
LLL
L’Hommedieu, Marcy .......................1999
Lanouette, Allison .........................2008
Lawrence, Laura ..............................1989
St. Ledger, Colleen .....................1987-88
Lehrschall, Brittney .....................2007-08
Lindemann, Tiffany .....................2000-03
Lisowsky, Samantha .................... 2008
Long, Christa .........................1991-93,95
Loveless, Missy ..........................1988-91
Luckett, Jess...............................2004-07
MMM
Malcolmson, Keri ........................1996-99
Marcum, Jenna ................................2007
Marr, Joni ....................................1998-01
Mashburn, Allison ............................2006
Massengill, Karen ............................1989
Mattox, Lauren............................2001-02
Maultsby, Wendy ........................1992-95
McLaurin, Kelly ................................1990
McLawhorn, Jessica ........................2007
Meszaros, Anne ...............................1995
Meyers, Ingrid .............................1988-91
Mincey, Jamie .............................1987-88
Moore, Jeff.......................................2003
Morrison, Sheri ...........................1988-89
Mulcahy, Meghan .......................2003-04
Mulenex, Kelly .................................1994
Mullens, Stefanie .............................1990
Murray, Meghan..........................2005-08
NNN
Nelson, Erin .....................................1997
Nicholson, Nikki ..........................2003-05
Niedzwiecki, Kim ........................1992-95
Niggebrugge, Ashley ..................2002-03
Nolan, Emily ....................................2005
OOO
Owens, April ...............................2001-02
Perry, Lisa...................................1988-90
Petroff, Heather ..........................1991-94
Phillips, Dawn .............................1992-93
Piver, Luellyn ..............................1991-94
Presto, Jessica ...........................1993-94
Primovic, Lisa ..................................1987
RRR
Rabon, Susanna .........................1998-01
Reece, Corrina ...........................1990-93
Richardson, Kerry .......................1993-94
Rogers, Karen ............................1987-89
Ross, Christy ..............................2001-04
Rowe, Debi ......................................1989
SSS
Safrit, Tori ...................................2006-07
Samelko, Jaimie .........................1996-97
Sawyer, Rachel ..............................2008
Schmitt, Kristina..........................1993-94
Schnatz, Jennifer ........................1995-96
Scott, Okada ...............................1987-89
Searle, Krista ..............................2004-07
Sellers, Misti .................................996-99
Shapiro, Logan ..............................2008
Smith, Johnnie .................................1990
Spero, Judy ................................2000-01
Stamey, Elizabeth ............................2003
Stephenson, Tabatha..................2006-07
Stephenson, Tabitha ........................2003
Straubel, Meghan ............................2007
Straughn, Brittany .......................2005-07
Styons, Lindsay ..........................2005-08
TTT
Toothman, Erin ...........................2001-02
Troncale, Katie ................................2004
Tulak, Carey ...............................1995-98
UUU
Ugrate, Yexenia ..........................1994-97
Uhl, Courtney..............................1998-99
WWW
Wacker, Charla .......................... 2006-08
Wakefield, Paige .........................2005-08
Walters, Morgan ........................2007-08
Warwick, Norma ..............................1987
Megan Watson ...........................1994-97
Watson, Megan ...............................1990
Westbury, Mandi .........................1998-01
Whaley, Missy..................................1992
White, Lisa .......................................2007
White, Audrey .............................2001-02
Wilkins, Brittany ..........................2006-07
Williams, Leslie ...........................2002-03
Williamson, Anna ........................2005-06
Wilson, Amanda............... 1997-99,02-05
Wilson, Yen ............................1988,90-91
Wirkus-Platz, Theresa .....................2001
YYY
Yackey, Carla .....................................994
Yates, Kim .......................................1989
PPP
Parker, Courtney.........................1996-97
Peel, Valery .....................................1992
Pendergrass, Amy ......................1991-92
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EEE
Edwards, Stephanie ...................2004-07
Elmore, Christina ........................2002-05
Engels, Krista ........................1990,92-94
Hepler, Leisa......................................988
Hill, Ashley .......................................2008
Hilliard, Mary Susan ...................2000-03
Honeycutt, Sue ...........................1990-92
House, Hayley ............................2003-06
Hudson, Tracy .................................1996
Hughes, Carley .........................2006-08
Hurst, Stephanie ..............................1987
Hutcherson, Jennifer .......................1993
Academic Support/ CHAMPS Life Skills
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The Athletic Academic Support Program provides a variety of services for all the university’s student-athletes.
The program offers academic counseling and support to help student-athletes successfully balancee
the demands of their athletic and academic schedules. Progress reports monitoring class attendance andd
test results and accessing tutorial needs are completed two times each semester by professors of classess
in which UNCW student-athletes are enrolled.
The University College is designed to assist students during their academic careers, with speciall
emphasis on the first and second years of study when they are expected to work toward fulfilling the basicc
studies requirements as outlined in the university catalog. The assistant athletic director for academics meetss
with student-athletes on a regular basis to assist in their academic success and monitor their progress towardd
a degree.
Each freshman is assigned to an advisor for personal assistance in selecting courses, maintainingg
required scholastic records and planning a complete University College educational program. The program’ss
primary objective is to assist students toward completing basic studies.
Several other programs are provided for academic support at UNCW, including the Writing/Readingg
Place, the Learning Center, the Math Lab, tutorial services, Disability Services, personal and career counsel-ing, study hall and a laptop program.
The Writing/Reading Place offers one-on-one tutoring for any academic writing assignment. Tutors helpp
students get started with a paper, offer aid in the development and organization of the project and providee
strategies that help at each stage of the composing process. Computers for word processing are availablee
in Randall Library.
The Learning Center helps all students develop skills necessary to become successful, independentt
learners through tutorial assistance, supplemental instruction, study skills workshops and individual consulta-tions.
Students desiring help with any level of math can find it at the Math Lab. Staffed by faculty and students,,
the center in Bear Hall takes students on a walk-in basis. Any tutorial assistance from the Writing/Readingg
Place, the Learning Center and the Math Lab is free and available to all student-athletes.
CHAMPS/Life Skills Meets Student-Athlete Needs
To prepare student-athletes for the challenges of life beyond the playing field, UNCW and the NCAA team
up in the popular CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. UNCW is currently one of 627 institutions involved in the popular
program.
The CHAMPS/Life Skills Program is designed to provide student-athletes with the education and the experiences to assist them in bridging the gap between college life and professional life in the work world and to make
meaningful contributions to their communities.
The CHAMPS/Life Skills Program focuses on five commitment areas viewed as critical to personal
growth:
(1) Academic Excellence - to support the academic progress of the student-athlete toward intellectual
development and graduation.
(2) Athletic Excellence - to build philosophical foundations for the development of athletic programs that
are broad-based, equitable and dedicated to the well-being of the student-athlete.
(3) Personal Development - to support the development of a well-balanced lifestyle for the student-athlete,
encouraging emotional well-being, personal growth and decision-making skills.
(4) Career Development - to encourage each student-athlete to develop and pursue their career and life
goals.
(5) Service - to engage the student-athlete in service to his or her campus and surrounding communities.
The NCAA has worked with its member institutions and educational consultants to create instructional
materials and program models to address the needs of today’s student-athletes.
Topics such as diversity education, developing sexual responsibility, nutrition, eating disorder prevention and
awareness, time management, community service and career development are just some of the areas covered
within the curriculum.
A freshman seminar course is designed to assist student-athletes in making the transition to college, this
seminar focuses on college-level study skills, time management, awareness of available university services,
etc. It is open only to entering freshmen and generates two hours of elective credit toward graduation.
2007-08 Academic Highlights
►For the fifth consecutive year, the women’s cross
country team was designated as a United States
Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Academic All-American Team.
►UNCW’s 327 student-athletes recorded their
highest grade point average in a semester and their
highest cumulative grade point average ever during
the fall 2007 semester. The group posted a 3.008
GPA in the fall semester, with a cumulative GPA of
2.996.
► Sixteen student-athletes compiled a perfect 4.00
GPA during the fall 2007 semester and 14 achieved
the honor during spring 2008.
► More than 70 student-athletes posted at least a
3.50 GPA during each semester in the 2007-08 academic year.
► Ten teams compiled a 3.00 GPA or better during
spring 2008.
► The men’s basketball team received a public recognition award from the NCAA’s Academic Performance Program by placing among the top 10 percent among teams nationally for its academic work.
It was one of two CAA teams and six North Carolina
schools honored.
► Liana Viljoen, Ashley Tait, Emily Klein and Alison
Leeper all were named to the National Golf Coaches
Association (NGCA) All-Scholar Team.
► Brian Blumenstein, Bruce Smith and Aisha Jones
were named Academic All-Americans by the National Track and Field Coaches Association.
► For the third straight year, the volleyball team was
recognized by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) for its work in the classroom. The
squad posted a 3.33 cumulative GPA for the year.
► The women’s soccer team was recognized as
a College Team Academic Award winner by the
National Soccer Coaches Association of America
(NSCAA) for the fourth straight season. The Seahawks combined for a 3.31 grade point average.
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Wilmington: Gem of the Coast
2009 UNCW Softball
Founded more than 250 years ago on the Cape Fear River, Wilmington has devel-oped into one of the fastest growing deep-water ports on the East Coast, combining eco-nomic potential with an abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities.
Wilmington has a historic legacy that begins before the Revolutionary War and runss
through its stance as the last Atlantic port open to blockade runners during the Civil War..
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Today, the continuous restoration and preservation in the historic district is a tribute to the
city’s proud heritage.
Historic Wilmington affords visitors the unique opportunity to enjoy a bustling seaportt
rich in shopping, dining, culture and the arts, while being only minutes away from barrierr
islands, broad beaches and the intracoastal waterway.
The 200-block Historic District highlighting the downtown area opens into a scenicc
riverfront park that overlooks the USS North Carolina Battleship Memorial.
A beautifully restored battleship, the USS North Carolina was considered the greatestt
sea weapon in the world when commissioned in 1941. During World War II, “The Show-boat” earned 15 battlestars and participated in every major naval offensive in the Pacific from Guadalcanal to Okinawa. A memorial
since 1961, the battleship is dedicated to the men and women of all U.S. military services who defended our country during WWII.
One of Wilmington’s most unique features is the city’s status as the leading entertainment production center in the Southeast. The
city’s evolution into “Hollywood East” began when Dino DeLaurentis shot Stephen King’s Firestarter in 1984.
One year later, Dino DeLaurentis constructed a studio facility in the Port City and the complex, now owned by EUE/Screen Gems,
is the largest production studio east of Hollywood, offering nine sound stages on a 32-acre site near the Wilmington International Airport.
Numerous movies, television series and commericals have been filmed in Wilmington. The popular show, “Dawson’s Creek,” was
produced in Wilmington and shot frequently on the UNCW campus as well as Warner Bros. hit, “One Tree Hill.”
A film-friendly community, Wilmington residents have embraced the industry, often appearing as “extras” in movies. It’s not uncommon for celebrities the likes of Sandra Bullock, Nick Nolte, Julia Roberts, Tom Cruise and Dennis Hopper to be seen dining at a
restaurant, shopping at the mall or just simply walking along the shore.
Wrightsville Beach, just minutes away from Wilmington’s downtown area, is a year-round island resort. Wide, uncrowded beaches,
full service marinas and a variety of accommodations are complemented by excellent seafood restaurants, specialty shops and exciting
nightlife.
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