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2014 Schedule
DayDate
Opponent
Time
Feb. 14
Feb. 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb. 22
Feb. 22
Feb. 22
Feb. 25
at Cowtown Classic
at Cowtown Classic
Langston University
York College%
McPherson College%
Friends University%
MidAmerica Nazarene%
McPherson College%
Oklahoma City*
TBA
TBA
1/3 p.m.
10 a.m.
3 p.m.
10 a.m.
1 p.m.
3 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
Fort Worth, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas
Chickasha
Chickasha
Chickasha
Chickasha
Chickasha
Chickasha
Chickasha
March 4
March 7
March 8
March 11
March 13
March 14
March 15
March 19
March 20
March 25
March 27
March 29
Southwestern Christian*
at Friends Tournament
at Friends Tournament
at Mid-America Christian*
Oklahoma Baptist*
at McPherson Tournament
at McPherson Tournament
at Cameron University
Baker University
at Langston University
Saint Gregory’s*
at Oklahoma Baptist*
1/3 p.m.
TBA
TBA
1/3 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
TBA
TBA
1/3 p.m.
11a.m./1 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
1/3 p.m.
Chickasha
Wichita, Kan.
Wichita, Kan.
Oklahoma City
Chickasha
McPherson, Kan.
McPherson, Kan.
Lawton, Okla.
Chickasha
Langston, Okla.
Chickasha
Shawnee, Okla.
April 4
April 5
April 8
April 10
April 11
April 12
April 18
April 19
April 21
April 26
April 29
Texas Wesleyan*$
Northwood University*
at Saint Gregory’s*
Mid-America Christian*
at Southwestern Assemblies of God*
at Southwestern Assemblies of God*
at Texas Wesleyan*
at Northwood University*
at Southwestern Christian*
Southwestern Christian*#
at Oklahoma City*
2/4 p.m.
12/2 p.m.
2/4 p.m.
2/4 p.m.
2/4 p.m.
11 a.m./1 p.m.
5/7 p.m.
11 a.m./1 p.m.
5/7 p.m.
12/2 p.m.
5/7 p.m.
Chickasha
Chickasha
Shawnee, Okla.
Chickasha
Waxahachie, Texas
Waxahachie, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas
Cedar Hill, Texas
Bethany, Okla.
Chickasha
Oklahoma City
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$ Pink Out Cancer
# Senior Day
% USAO/MACU Tournament at Chickasha Sports Complex
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Location
at Oklahoma Baptist
and at Oklahoma City
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University Overview
Drover Athletics
Drover History..............................................................................8
Distinguished Drovers..................................................................9
Head Coach Jadyn Wallis...........................................................10
Assistant Coach Ken Richardson................................................11
Season Preview..................................................... 13
2014 Roster...............................................................................15
2014 Player Bios................................................................. 16-19
2013 Game Results...................................................................22
2013 Statistics..........................................................................23
Drover History
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Mission Statement
Credits
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Information at (405) 574-1210.
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The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma is the state’s
public liberal arts college. Its mission is to provide the public with
a distinctive and accessible liberal arts and sciences education.
In combination with an interdisciplinary core curriculum with
superior instruction in major fields of study, USAO aims to provide
a thorough education that prepares students for meaningful,
purposeful lives.
Working space for reporters at Bill Smith Ballpark is available
but limited. Please notify Jessica Jackson (405-574-1210) in the
USAO Sports Information office in advance to reserve space in the
press box.
Rosters, standings, season statistics, box scores and playby-play will be available after each game to media. Final scores
can be found following the games at www.usao.edu/sports. Call
Jackson at (405) 574-1210 with any questions.
Additionally, Sports Information offers live video and stats during
Drover home games. Visit www.usao.edu/live-stats to watch.
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Conference Opponents..............................................................30
SAC/NAIA Preseason Poll...........................................................31
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Individual Records............................................................... 24-25
Career Records.................................................................... 26-27
Team Records............................................................................27
Softball Head Coach...................................................Jadyn Wallis
(405) 574-1260; [email protected]
Athletic Director ................................................Brisco McPherson
(405) 574-1249; [email protected]
Sports Information ...............................................Jessica Jackson
(405) 574-1210; [email protected]
Athletic Trainer ...........................................................Leslie Beaty
(405) 574-1398; [email protected]
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Name........................... University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma
Location.................................................................Chickasha, Okla.
Enrollment...............................................................................1,087
Founded...................................................................................1908
Team Nickname...................................................................Drovers
School Colors........................................................... Green and gold
Facility................................................................ Bill Smith Ballpark
President................................................................. Dr. John Feaver
Athletic Website............................................ www.usao.edu/sports
Conference Affiliation............................ Sooner Athletic Conference
National Affiliation...National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Men’s Sports................Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball
Women’s Sports............ Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Softball
Communications and Marketing Office Phone..........(405) 574-1318
Sports Information Office Phone..............................(405) 574-1210
Athletic Fax..............................................................(405) 574-1377
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About the University.....................................................................4
President John Feaver.................................................................7
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About the university
USAO is one of the most unique and progressive
universities in the nation. It is Oklahoma’s only public
liberal arts college.
As a liberal arts institution, we believe it is important
that students always have before them the simultaneous
experience of specialized and general learning. We
believe it is important that they be challenged to relate
their academic concentration to the broader realm of
knowledge and that they continually be encouraged to
develop meaningful and useful associations between
diverse bodies of information.
This is the meaning of interdisciplinary education, and
it is what truly distinguishes the learning experience at
USAO. Many of the classes are taught by faculty teams,
where two, three and sometimes four instructors plan the
course and teach it together.
For example, “American Civilization” may be taught
by a historian, philosopher and artist. “World Thought
and Culture” could include a philosopher, sociologist
and a literature professor. “Math in the Modern World”
might involve a mathematician, computer scientist and
musician.
Instructors interact in dealing with complex topics, all
bringing his or her particular academic concentration
into a conversation of perspectives.
This form of education is not easy. We intend that the
rigors students face in interdisciplinary learning will result
in significant personal growth and development. Difficulty
is a necessary prerequisite of growth and development.
Challenge is what interdisciplinary education is all about.
It is what USAO is all about.
USAO has one of the best-prepared faculties in the
state to offer and help conquer this challenge. Now,
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almost 90 percent of professors have earned the highest
degree available in their field.
USAO belongs to the prestigious list of “National Liberal
Arts Colleges” in the U.S. News and World Report’s
annual ranking — the only institution in Oklahoma, public
or private, to be included on this select, national list. The
same list includes Trinity, Amherst, Swarthmore and
hundreds of other respected, private liberal arts colleges.
USAO also received an ‘A’ grade from the American
Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) for the strength
of its IDS curriculum, making it one of only 22 universities
nationwide to score this near perfect score.
As of fall 2011, no institution in Oklahoma has higher
admission standards. This is only one of the ways this
institution is being transformed by its 10-year Mission
Enhancement Plan.
In addition to the unique curriculum, USAO is a National
Historic District and is the only college or university in
Oklahoma to be on the National Register of Historic
Places. It was given this status because of its history
and the preservation of numerous original buildings on
campus.
Originally founded as Oklahoma College for Women
in 1908, the school was the first college created by
Oklahoma’s first Legislature. Additionally, it was one of
only seven colleges nationwide created with the mission
of catering to women.
Along with a rich history, USAO has the oldest original
mission of any state college of university. Its original motto
states:
Not for livelihood
but for life.
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in Oklahoma – public or private – to be ranked on the
exclusive “National Liberal Arts Colleges” list in U.S.
News’ America’s Best Colleges Guide. USAO remains on
its national list of the top 100 colleges and universities
graduating students with “Least Debt.”
• The American Council of Trustees and Alumni
(ACTA) includes USAO in a group of only 21 colleges
and universities nationwide accorded with the highest
accolade for the best quality and content of its core
academic curriculum.
• Kiplinger magazine lists USAO on its exclusive
national role of the 100 “Best Values in Public Colleges”
in America.
Thank you to all our students, alumni, faculty, staff and
friends who continue to work to better the university every
day. We wouldn’t be where we are today without you!
Best of luck to the Drovers this season! Keep driving to
be the best – and so will we!
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We take great pride in the accomplishments of our
students outside the classroom. And athletics is a prime
example.
Last year, three Drover teams made appearances in
NAIA National Championship tournaments as men’s
soccer, men’s basketball and baseball all represented our
fine institution on a national stage. These are just three
recent examples of the school’s achievements.
Throughout its rich 40 years of Drover athletics, the
university boasts 39 All-Americans, 62 national scholarathletes and 210 All-Conference athletes and coaches.
I know you take pride in the accomplishments of your
Drover teams — setting records, graduating excellent
student athletes and helping create a vibrant campus
culture.
USAO, though, competes aggressively on a national
level with the finest schools, public and private, and we’ve
racked up several other “titles” that should add to your
pride as a Drover:
• USAO ranks No. 4 in America among peer colleges
for “promoting upward social mobility,” according to
the latest report from Washington Monthly. Its “upward
social mobility” measure is based upon USAO’s ratio of
graduation rate of Pell Grant recipients to net price.
• For the third year in a row, USAO is the only institution
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Drover History
The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma was well
into its history before introducing its first sports teams in
1973 — teams that became known as the Drovers and the
Droverettes, named after the rich heritage of cattle driving
in the Chickasha area. Today, both teams are referred to as
the Drovers.
The athletic programs began when the school was still
named Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts. It started with
baseball games and golf and tennis matches scheduled in
the spring of 1973. The Drovers’ most prominent sport —
basketball — began in the fall of 1973.
During that first year of basketball, the Drovers borrowed
uniforms from Oral Roberts University in blue, gold and
white. In the school’s second season, the OCLA Drovers became the USAO Drovers, and new uniforms in our
trademark green and gold colors were acquired.
The first Drover basketball games were set against Bethany Nazarene College on Nov. 17, 1973. Two days later, on
Nov. 19, then-Chickasha Mayor Samuel E. Evans declared
“Drovers Day” as the university celebrated its first home
game in Myers Fieldhouse, which is owned by Chickasha
Public Schools. In 1981, the Drovers broke ground on the
USAO Fieldhouse, which gave the teams a place to practice and play in their own backyard. Phase I of the building
was completed during the 1981-82 season. Three more
phases added dressing rooms, training areas and a swimming pool.
Long-time head basketball coach and now athletic director Brisco McPherson played for the first Drover basketball team and has been connected with the school ever
since.
In 1984, basketball star Gordon Musgrove earned the
university’s first All-American honor. A few seasons later,
in 1988, Herb Blunt became USAO’s first All-America First
Team recipient and earned Player of the Year honors in the
Sooner Athletic Conference and NAIA’s District 9.
In 2002, the men’s basketball team went on to claim the
Drovers first NAIA National Championship, beating out
conference-rival Oklahoma Baptist 96-79.
After a 17-year hiatus, baseball was reborn in 1994,
when the USAO Board of Regents voted to expand USAO’s athletics programs to include baseball, softball and
cross country. Long-time Drover supporter and USAO
administrator Bill Smith donated his personal baseball
memorabilia to auction off for funds to help re-establish
the Drover baseball and softball programs. In 1995, he became the namesake of the Drovers’ ballpark.
Both baseball and softball programs have served the
university well, with baseball earning the Red River Conference North Division Championship in 1999 and softball
claiming the Sooner Athletic Conference Championship
in 2004. The softball program earned three straight NAIA
National Championship tournament appearances in the
mid-2000s while the baseball program represented the
university at the NAIA National Championship tournament
in 2013.
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USAO proudly supported a tennis teams for years. In
1999, the women’s tennis team became the first in school
history to win a regional championship. That year, both the
men’s and women’s team’s qualified for the NAIA National
Tournament.
While the golf team served the college sporadically with
pride for many seasons, it along with tennis, was discontinued in lean years.
In 1998, the Drovers began the men’s and women’s soccer programs under Coach Jimmy Hampton. The Drover
men have claimed numerous Sooner Athletic Conference championships and have been to the NAIA National
Championship tournament five times. In 2010 and 2011,
the Drover men made it all the way to the quarterfinals of
the tournament, making history for the young program.
In 2011, the Drover women’s soccer team competed in
their first NAIA National Championship tournament and
won the Sooner Athletic Conference Tournament title for
the first time in the program’s history.
Beginning in fall of 2012, the Drovers brought back cross
country, which served the university a few seasons in the
mid-1990s.
USAO began play as part of a five-school group that
started the Sooner Athletic Conference. USAO dropped
out of the SAC in 1994 to join the Oklahoma Intercollegiate
Conference. The Drovers played in the OIC for just four
seasons before moving on to the Red River Athletic Conference. After only two seasons with the RRAC, USAO applied for and was granted membership back into the SAC
for the 2000-01 season.
The Drovers have a rich history of winning and producing quality student-athletes. The university boasts 39
All-Americans, 62 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and 210 All-Conference coaches and athletes throughout its history.
Distinguished Drovers
USAO is proud to boast their 39 All-Americans, 62 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and 210 All-Conference athletes and coaches.
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Nikola Cakarevic
John Gardner
Gabby Martinez
Gabby Martinez Barros
Leslie Bross
Niall Crick
Seth Sturgeon
Alex Rubio
NAIA All-Region/
All-District
All-Conference
Oklahoma Intercollegiate
1995-96
1997-98
Marcus Thompson
Stephanie Liebl
Brisco McPherson
Sooner Athletic
1974-75
1989-90
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
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2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
Dudley Edwards
Staci Watson
Peketa Hurley
Victor Parish
Peketa Hurley
Peketa Hurley
Robert Smith
Kristen Kauk
April McAlister
Brisco McPherson
Theron Jackson
Mike Williamson
Adrian Anderson
Scarlet Baker
Hollie Gauntt
Kristen Kauk
Boniface Oballa
Alexis Vizarelis
Kevin Kester
Randy Hughes
Michael Williamson
Katrina Hall
Julie Vergenz
Hollie Gauntt
Ashley Grider
Kristin Kauk
Kristin Minton
Melissa Andrews
Jamie Pendley
Jamille Green
Katrina Hall
Michael Williamson
Corey Wicker
Smeitha Hawkins
Boniface Oballa
NeNe Coulibally
Sereida Thompson
Summer Holman
Julie Vergenz
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
Kristin Minton
Kristin Kauk
Alissa Cordes
Kindra Gregory
Bello Illiassou
Ravon Justice
Wayne Gibson
NeNe Couilbaly
Adam Day
Jason Reid
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
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Summer Holman
Sam Pecore
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Crystal Judkins
Morgan Skelley
Stephanie Hey
NeNe Coulibaly
Wayne Gibson
Katie Sterling
Leigh Merchant
Sam Pecore
Tiffany Tredwell
Marcus Williams
Jonathan Oman
Adam Day
Brandon Brantley
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Courtney Foley
Stephanie Hey
Amanda Cotton
Shane Flanagan
Danny Rodriguez
Marcus Hines
Jonathan Oman
Adam Day
Katie Sterling
Morgan Thompson
Leslie Beaty
Jennifer Bridgforth
Hillary Brown
Marina Poddubskaya
Shane Flanagan
Jonathan Oman
Jessie Brown
Sha’Donna Stewart
Nikki Yager
Avery Stevenson
Adam Day
Leslie Beaty
Leah Merchant
Jonathan Oman
Dusan Rasovic
Yesi Castillo
Tim Nelson
Charitie Lewis
Leslie Beaty
Caitlyn Crotty
Amy Tice
Brandt Lierle
Luke Krobath
Ricardo Moreira
Nikola Cakarevic
Wesley Costa
Charitie Lewis
Tim Nelson
Ivaney Marquez
John Gardner
Annie Zoch
Nate Hammons
Charitie Lewis
Fred Savoie
David Otieno
Calli Cooper
Jimmy Hampton
Nate Hammons
Regulo Moy
Niall Crick
Aiden Ashmore
Brittany Jay
Gabby Martinez
Taylor Fain
2010-11
Elizabeth Agpalo
Neesha Sorrell
Laci Weger-Garrett
Aita Gueye
Thomas Peters
Sahlih Butts
Nikola Cakarevic
Nicolas Alberto
Niall Crick
Taylor Fain
Annie Zoch
John Gardner
Scott Parkinson
Conner Bridgman
Caleb Martin
2011-12
Taylor Smith
Neesha Sorrell
Chelsea Zuchnik
Kyle Hunt
Ben Berry
Phillip Harris
Tashina Ototivo
Norris Rumph
Scott Parkinson
Bryan Byars
Jared Coon
Calli Cooper
Niall Crick
Taylor Fain
John Gardner
Jimmy Hampton
Annie Zoch
Gabby Martinez Barros
Zach Gonzalez
Kalokwera Okot
Heath Wilda
2012-13
Brooke McLeod
Taylor Smith
Ashley Rasovic
Katie Jirak
Chelsea Zuchnik
Norris Rumph
Brandon Cutler
Rocio Medrano
Perry Sansford
Scott Parkinson
Bryan Byars
Jimmy Hampton
Phil Pryor
Linda Addo
Calli Cooper
Taylor Fain
Stephen Owusu
Jordyn Yates
Ryah Vyse
Mike Ross
Jared Coon
Josh Goodman
Brian Vigo
Blake McMullen
2013-14
Liam Madden
Nicolas Alberto
Jimmy Hampton
Bryan Byars
Scott Parkinson
Kalokwera Okot
Stephen Owusu
Niall Burley
Jade Ovendale
Linda Addo
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Euvaughn Jackson
Alexis Vizarelis
Hollie Gauntt
Kristen Kauk
Hollie Gauntt
Kristin Minton
Ashley Grider
NeNe Coulibally
Dana Askins
NeNe Coulibally
Jonathan Oman
Kindra Gregory
Courtney Foley
Destiny Rachal
Alex Cernigliaro
Adrian Anderson
Brisco McPherson
Kyle Kester
Mark Chaney
Alexis Vizarelis
Jimmy Hampton
Robbie Williams
Dave Kunitz
Janice Corkery
Jennifer Shoffit
Brisco McPherson
Gladys Mohochi
Kyle Kester
Donyell Beal
Alexis Vizarelis
Mark Chaney
Robbie Williams
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2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
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2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
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Sherrie McDougal
Staci Watson
Kimber Maddox
Allison Tobala
Dave Kunitz
Juan Garcia
Kate Nosova
Allison Tobala
Amy Patterson
Alexis Vizarelis
Oisin Fagan
Molly Warren
Celio Suziki
Molly Warren
Amy Ryan
Chad Jerman
Josh McMartin
Alexis Vizarelis
Michelle Blake
Molly Warren
Oisin Fagan
Jamile Green
Stephanie Barnett
Laura Parker
Jessica Darling
Courtney Foley
Laura Parker
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1989-90
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
Jessica Darling
Courtney Foley
Morgan Thompson
Jessie Brown
Jennifer Bridgforth
Morgan Thompson
Jessie Brown
Kayce Godwin
Wesley Costa
Paulo Kubis
Amanda Caldeira
John Gardner
Maggie Oliver
Gabby Martinez
Lexxa Kever
John Gardner
Dusan Rasovic
Nikola Cakarevic
Caleb Martin
Gabby Martinez Barros
Leslie Bross
Erin Coggan
Niall Crick
John Gardner
Lexxa Kever
Tyrone Tarbitt
Paige Pulliam
Tashina Ototivo
Scott Parkinson
Erin Coggan
Matthew Crow
Aaron Manuel
Alex Rubio
Linda Addo
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2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2009-10
2010-11
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2012-13
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Herb Blunt
Rod Kindred
Marcus Thompson
Theron Jackson
Randy Hughes
Delvin Washington
Michael Williamson
Michael Williamson
Corey Wicker
Boniface Oballa
Alexis Vizarelis
Katrina Hall
Michael Williamson
NeNe Coulibally
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Crystal Judkins
Adam Day
Adam Day
Tim Nelson
Leslie Beaty
Charitie Lewis
John Gardner
David Otieno
Calli Cooper
Niall Crick
Nikola Cakarevic
Kyle Hunt
Calli Cooper
Niall Crick
Scott Parkinson
Norris Rumph
Scott Parkinson
Perry Sansford
Bryan Byars
Brian Vigo
Heath Wilda
Liam Madden
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1987-88
1990-91
1995-96
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
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Jadyn Wallis
Head Coach
Now enjoying her second season heading up the Drover softball program, Jadyn Wallis is past the new coach jitters and ready for another
round in the tough Sooner Athletic Conference.
In her first season at USAO, which was riddled with team injuries, she
led the Drovers to a 26-26 record and a SAC Tournament trip.
Perhaps one of the highlights of the season for the young coach was a
5-2 road win against Oklahoma City, a team that was ranked No. 4 in the
country at the time.
In 2013, five Drovers were named All-Conference, including one Gold
Glove performer.
Wallis, an Oklahoma native and former NCAA Division I athlete, took
over at the helm of the Drover softball team in August 2012.
After playing four years for Patty Gasso at the University of Oklahoma, Wallis went back to her high school alma mater, Newcastle, where
she served as an assistant for two years. She joined USAO directly from
Sooner Athletic Conference rival Oklahoma Baptist, where she served as
pitching coach.
Wallis said her goal is to help transform student-athletes from teenagers
to women, “like Coach (Patty) Gasso did for me.”
In addition to her assistant coaching duties at OBU and previously at
Newcastle, Wallis has had a pitching and skills clinic for 40 athletes a week
for four years.
She also has helped with the Josh Heupel ‘Day of Champions,’ where
she has taught leadership skills and establishing trusting relationships
since 2007.
Wallis earned her bachelor’s degree in sociology from OU in 2008. She
lives in Blanchard with her husband, Greg Wallis, and their daughter, Conner.
Wallis Briefly
Personal
• Born: July 3, 1986
• Family: Husband, Greg; daughter, Conner
• Education: B.A., sociology, University of Oklahoma, 2008
• Interesting Fact: Loves “Law and Order SVU”
Playing Career
• Pitcher, University of Oklahoma, 2004-08
• Played four years at Newcastle High School
Coaching Highlights
• 2012-Present: Head Coach, USAO
SAC Tournament appearances, 2013
Five players named All-Conference
• 2011-12: Pitching Coach, Oklahoma Baptist
Top 35 in the NAIA in batters struck out, 2012
• 2009-11: Assistant Coach, Newcastle High School
• 2009-12: Coach, Pitching and Skills Clinic
• 2007-12: Helped with Josh Heupel ‘Day of Champions’
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Ken Richardson
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including two NCAA Division I AllAmericans.
His favorite part about coaching
at USAO, Richardson said, is to
watch the student-athletes improve
their softball abilities while they
continue their education and earn
their degrees.
Richardson retired from AT&T
after 37 years with the company.
He attended two years of AT&T
Vocational
Technology
after
attending Central State College,
which is now known as the University
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Born: June 1, 1942
Education: Central State College, 1972
Coaching Career: Assistant Coach, USAO, since 2009
Volunteer Assistant, USAO, 2005-09
Coach, 18-under OKC Ultimate, 20 years
Interesting Fact: Coached USAO under three coaches
Ken Richardson, a distinguished
junior-league coach, begins his
eighth season with the Drovers.
Before becoming the assistant
coach in 2009, Richardson spent
three seasons as a volunteer
assistant under former head coach
Taralee Pringle.
Richardson is now under his third
coach at USAO with Coach Wallis.
Richardson has coached the
18-under OKC Ultimate for the better
part of two decades, qualifying for
ASA National Tournament 18 times.
During his coaching career,
Richardson has coached about 150
future collegiate softball players,
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Title: Graduate AssistantBorn: May 2, 1991
Education: Physical education/business senior
Playing Career: Center field, USAO, 2012-13; Outfield, Seminole State, 2010-11
Coaching Career: Graduate Assistant, USAO, 2014
Interesting Fact: Doesn’t like mayonnaise/mustard
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After two years at center field for
the Drovers, Zuchnik begins her first
season as a graduate assistant at
USAO.
Zuchnik was a two-time AllSooner Athletic Conference Gold
Glove recipient and also earned AllConference Second Team honors as
a senior.
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Murray State transfers Sevie Carel and Courtney
Capps are two other players Wallis pointed out as
ones who will power the lineup and help out defensively.
“Also, we’ve got an array of outfields. Speed,
speed, speed. That is one thing you will see out of the
Drovers this year — speed — on the base path and in
the outfield,” Wallis said. “Dani Warren will be at third
base. She’s going to be one of our key players. She’s
aggressive.”
The always-tough SAC has undergone some
changes in the last few years. Starting this season,
four teams — Northwood, Southwestern Assemblies
of God, Southwestern Christian and Texas Wesleyan
— have joined the conference.
“Honestly, it hasn’t changed the makeup much because it’s still going to be tough. We are still in the
Sooner Athletic Conference, and we’re still going to
be tough,” Wallis said. “Do I think we are going to
compete better this year? Absolutely. But as far as
changing the strength, I don’t think it’s changed it at
all.”
USAO starts the season tied for fourth with Northwood in the SAC Preseason Coaches Poll, a position
she is pleased with to start the season.
“Actually, I feel really good about it because it’s
going to challenge us,” she said. “There’s no doubt
in my mind that we can work our way up to the front
of that, but that gives us a good starting off point …
then we can come in and just show with our talent.”
In addition to playing teams less familiar, three of
USAO’s regular conference foes are ranked in the
NAIA Top 25 Preseason Coaches Poll. Oklahoma
City, a team expected to finish first in the SAC, is third
in the NAIA, while (T15) Oklahoma Baptist and (19)
Saint Gregory’s add to the conference’s strength.
USAO will be offering free live stream broadcasts
of the majority of the home games this year. Games
will stream in real time along with live stats, a convenience USAO added in 2010.
“It’s going to help a lot because we play at 1 p.m.
and 3 p.m. early in the season and a lot of parents are
still at work. That’s going to allow them to be able to
watch their kid play, so that’s going to be nice,” Wallis
said. “And it’s going to help me also learn what I need
to work on defensively and offensively.”
To watch the broadcast, visit usao.edu/sports and
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Head Coach Jadyn Wallis, who says this year’s
Drovers are a perfect combination of young talent
and returning veterans, is hopeful for the 2014 softball season’s potential at the University of Science
and Arts of Oklahoma.
“Overall, we’re going to be solid. I’m excited
about this year; I really am,” she said. “We are going
to have youth so we will have a lot of those youthful
mistakes, but those are the ones you learn from.”
Finishing the 2013 season with an even 26-26 record, Wallis said one of her goals for the season is
to have her team build on previous years and continue to improve the program.
Wallis has six returners, some of whom have
played together at USAO for four years. To round
out her team, she and Assistant Coach Ken Richardson found seven freshmen and three junior college transfers.
“It looks good,” she said. “My goals for the season are for them to really mold together … just competing every single game and just getting better every game.”
Returning for their senior seasons are four-year
starters Brooke McLeod, Sara Reeves and Skyler
Nichols as well as shortstop Taylor Smith, who is in
her third year as a Drover. Additionally, catcher Kayla Adams and outfielder Hannah Neill, both juniors,
are back for another season at USAO.
McLeod was one of the team’s two pitchers last
season and is a solid hitter who has scored 37 runs
and batted in an additional 31 in her career. She’s
a utility player, and Wallis said she expects McLeod
to see some time at second and third as well as in
the circle.
“My first baseman, Sara Reeves, is returning. She
is huge at first base. She’s solid,” Wallis said. “(Second baseman) Skyler Nichols is coming back from
an ACL tear. She’ll be a huge asset this year also.”
Adams, who missed just one game in 2013,
spends the majority of her time either on or behind
the plate. Adams led the team in RBIs with 40 and
home runs with seven in her sophomore year.
“She was a big stick for us last year, too,” Wallis
said of Adams.
One of USAO’s struggles last season was that
the Drovers only had two pitchers — both of whom
specialized in relief.
Wallis brought in freshmen Tate Landmark and
Jaci Booker to add to the battery. Both pitchers
were named All-State in high school.
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Hometown/Previous School
Lawton, Okla./Cache HS
Purcell, Okla./Purcell HS
Moreno Valley, Calif./Cache HS
Midwest City, Okla./Carl Albert HS
Newcastle, Okla./Oklahoma State
Cyril, Okla./Cyril HS
Purcell, Okla./Purcell HS
Konawa, Okla./Murray State
Konawa, Okla/Konawa HS
Harrah, Okla./Harrah HS
Bridge Creek, Okla./Bridge Creek HS
Tuttle, Okla./Murray State
Newcastle, Okla./Rose State
Newcastle, Okla./Newcastle HS
Mustang, Okla./Mustang HS
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Tate Landmark
McKenna Eubank
Dani Warren
Skyler Nichols
Taylor Smith
Jaci Booker
Kaylin Taylor
Courtney Capps
Sara Reeves
Hannah Neill
Elaynie Melton
Sevie Carel
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Position: CatcherHeight: 5’5
Class: Junior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Mustang, Okla.
Previous School: Mustang High School
Parents: Jay and Mindy Adams
Advice to Freshmen: Enjoy your four years of softball
Position: Pitcher/InfielderHeight: 5’8
Class: Senior
Major: Phys. Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Newcastle, Okla.
Previous School: Newcastle High School
Parents: Mark and Sherry McLeod
Advice to Freshmen: Enjoy every minute on the field
Position: OutfielderHeight: 5’7
Major: Business
Class: Junior
Throws: Right
Bats: Right
Hometown: Harrah, Okla.
Previous School: Harrah High School
Parents: Don and Lanette Neill
Advice to Freshmen: Don’t take anything for granted
2013: Adams had a stellar sophomore
season, leading the team in RBIs with 40
and home runs with seven on the season. As
the starting catcher, Adams played in nearly
every game. One of her best games was a
late conference game against Mid-America
Christian, where she recorded two home runs
and six RBIs.
2012: In her freshman season with the
Drovers, Adams saw 35 starts behind the
plate. She had 27 hits off of 94 at bats for the
season. Her lone home run was in an early
game against LSU-Alexandria. In that game,
she matched her season-high of three RBIs.
In a February game against Sterling College,
Adams went 2-for-3 with a double and a
triple, one run and an RBI.
High School: Adams joined the Drovers
directly from Mustang High School, where
she was named All-Conference four years,
All-District and All-City. She helped her team
become Regional Champions two years and
State Runners Up once.
2013: McLeod spent her junior season as
one of two pitchers, recording an ERA of
3.34, and also led the team in batting average
(.339). She was named an All-Conference
Second Team Pitcher.
2012: As a sophomore in the circle, McLeod
threw 26 strikeouts in 52.1 innings. At the
plate, she scored eight runs and had seven
RBIs off 11 hits.
2011: McLeod came in her freshman year
as one of the starting pitchers and threw
111 innings and 35 strikeouts. At the plate,
McLeod scored 12 runs and had seven RBIs.
High School: McLeod earned All-State, AllConference and Conference All-Star honors.
2013: Neill made 32 appearances for the
Drovers, including 22 starts, her sophomore
season. She scored a total of nine runs and
batted in another five runners. Her best
offensive series was an early doubleheader
against Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College. In
those two games, she scored a total of five
runs, hit three doubles and a triple and batted
four runners in.
2012: As a true freshman, Neill saw
appearances in six games and scored three
runs for the Drovers, mostly as a courtesy
runner. Her runs came in wins against
Benedictine College, Northwestern OSU and
Mid-America Christian.
High School: Neill was named AllConference and All-District while playing for
Harrah High School. She helped her team to
the state tournament her sophomore season
and to become District Champions all four
years she was in high school. Harrah High
School also was Regional Champions two of
her years there.
Year GP-GSAvg. AB R H 2B3B HR RBI
2013 51-50.289 1352339 10 0 7 40
201241-35
.2879472711116
TOTAL 92-85.288 2293066 11 1 8 56
Career Highs
At bats
4, multiple opponents
Hits
3, v. Southwestern Christian, 4/20/13
3, v. Southwestern Christian, 3/12/13
Runs
2, multiple opponents
2B
2, v. Southwestern Christian, 3/12/13
2, v. Rogers State, 3/5/13
3B
1, v. Sterling College, 2/24/12
HR
2, v. Mid-America Christian, 5/1/13
2, v. Southwestern Christian, 4/20/13
RBI
6, v. Mid-America Christian, 5/1/13
PO
16, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/1/12
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Year GP-GSAvg. AB R H 2B3B HR RBI
201345-43
.339112
17
3890117
2012 30-16.212 52 8 11 1 0 0 7
2011 45-35.242 99 1224 2 0 0 7
TOTAL 120-94.278 263 37 73 12 0 1 31
Career Highs
At bats
5, v. Northwestern OSU, 4/12/11
Hits
3, multiple opponents
Runs
2, multiple opponents
2B
2, v. Langston (Okla.), 4/9/13
HR
1, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 3/27/13
RBI
4, v. Oklahoma Christian, 2/21/12
PO
5, multiple opponents
Year App-GSERA W-L IP H R ER BB SO
201330-223.34
15-10153212
101
732155
2012 16-63.882-4 52.1673629 13 26
201122-174.355-9111162
95692235
Total 68-45 3.7822-23316.1441232171 56 116
Career Lows (more than two innings/game)
Runs allowed 0, multiple opponents
Earned runs
0, multiple opponents
Hits
0, v. Houston-Victoria (Texas), 2/16/13
BB
0, multiple opponents
SO (high)
8, v. Oklahoma Christian, 2/21/12
Year GP-GSAvg. AB R H 2B3B HR RBI
2013 32-22.2123397 31 0 5
2012 6-0.000 2 30 00 0 0
TOTAL
38-22
.20035
12
73105
Career Highs
At bats
4, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 2/19/13
Hits
3, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 2/19/13
Runs
3, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 2/19/13
2B
3, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 2/19/13
3B
1, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 2/19/13
RBI
2, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 2/19/13
PO
4, v. Morningside (Iowa) 3/6/13
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2013: As a junior, Reeves scored 24 runs
and batted in another 17, playing first base in
every game of the season. With 412 putouts
on the year, she came in eighth in the NAIA.
She hit a triple in each game of a February
doubleheader against Hillsdale Free Will
Baptist College and recorded home runs
against Northwood, Mid-America Christian
and Saint Gregory’s.
2012: Reeves started at first base in all but
three of the games her sophomore season.
She scored 10 runs and drove in 32 runs for
the season. She had her first home run in an
April win over Northwestern OSU.
2011: Starting at first base as a freshman,
Reeves saw 137 at bats, ending the season
with 34 hits and 20 runs. Additionally, she
batted another 19 runners in, including a
season-high three RBIs in a tournament
game against McPherson College.
High School: Reeves earned Defensive
MVP and All-Conference four years in both
fast- and slow-pitch softball and helped her
team become State Champions in both.
2013: As a junior, Smith started in every
game of the season and was one of two
Drovers to do so. She came in second on
the team in hits with 54, doubles with 11 and
RBIs with 28. She was named All-Conference
Second Team Infield for the second year in a
row.
2012: Joining the Drovers as a sophomore,
Smith was one of just three players to start
in every game of the season. She came in
second on the team in hits with 43, doubles
with nine and RBIs with 26. For the season,
she batted .291 on average, which was third
on the team. She was named All-Conference
Second Team for her efforts.
2011: Smith spent one season playing
shortstop and second base for NCAA
Division I Oklahoma State University before
attending USAO.
High School: At Newcastle High School,
Smith was named All-Conference all four
years, All-State and Sooner Conference
MVP. She helped her team become regional
champions all four years and two-time state
runners up.
Career Highs
At bats
5, multiple opponents
Hits
3, multiple opponents
Runs
3, v. Culver-Stockton, 3/17/12
2B
1, multiple opponents
3B
1, multiple opponents
RBI
3, v. McPherson College, 2/26/11
PO
8, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/6/11
Year GP-GSAvg. AB R H 2B3B HR RBI
2013 52-51.262 1302434 10 2 3 17
201250-48
.195113
10
2251132
201153-53
.248137
20
3490019
TOTAL 155-152.236 380 54 90 24 3 4 68
Career Highs
At bats
6, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 5/6/11
Hits
3, v. East Central, 2/29/12
Runs
2, multiple opponents
2B
3, v. East Central, 2/29/12
3B
1, multiple opponents
HR
1, multiple opponents
RBI
3, v. East Central, 2/29/12
3, v. McPherson College, 2/26/11
PO
16, v. Cameron University, 3/2/13
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Year GP-GSAvg. AB R H 2B3B HR RBI
2013 52-52.318 1702954 11 1 3 28
.291148
18
4391326
201251-51
TOTAL 103-103.305 318 47 97 20 2 6 54
Career Highs
At bats
5, v. Northwood (Texas), 4/11/13
4, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 2/19/13
Hits
Runs
3, v. Mid-America Christian, 5/1/13
2B
3, v. Midland (Neb.), 3/4/12
3B
1, v. McPherson College, 2/24/12
HR
1, multiple opponents
RBI
5, v. Hillsdale Free Will Baptist, 2/19/13
PO
6, v. Oklahoma Baptist, 3/27/13
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2013 10-10.1482734 00 0 1
201251-51
.264148
28
3922011
201156-56
.286185
30
5371016
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2013: Nichols started in 10 of the first
11 games of the year before sustaining a
season-ending injury. She scored a total of
three runs for the season and had one RBI.
2012: In her sophomore season, Nichols
continued her history of starting in every
game of the season. She led the team in
total runs with 28 on the season. She had
a career-high three runs in a March contest
against Culver-Stockton. For the season, she
drove in 11 runs.
2011: As a true freshman, Nichols was the
only player who not only played in every game
of the season, but also started in every game.
Playing second base, Nichols had a seasonhigh of eight putouts against Oklahoma
Baptist in the Sooner Athletic Conference
tournament. Nichols, who was USAO’s lead
off batter, scored 30 runs and had 16 RBIs
throughout the season. She hit her lone triple
against NCAA Division II Cameron University
in late April.
High School: At Carl Albert High School,
she was named All-State and helped her team
become back-to-back State Champions.
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Position: InfielderHeight: 5’7
Class: Senior
Major: Phys. Ed./Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Newcastle, Okla.
Previous School: Oklahoma State University
Parents: Eddie and Leann Smith
Advice to Freshmen: Have fun and put God first
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Position: InfielderHeight: 5’9
Class: Senior
Major: Sociology
Bats: Left
Throws: Left
Hometown: Konawa, Okla.
Previous School: Konawa High School
Parents: Mark and Mona Reeves
Advice to Freshmen: Help your teammates succeed
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Position: InfielderHeight: 5’3
Class: Senior
Major: History
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hometown: Midwest City, Okla.
Previous School: Carl Albert High School
Parents: Dal and Sonya Nichols
Advice to Freshmen: Go to class when you don’t want
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Sevie Carel
Courtney Capps
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Position: Catcher/InfielderHeight: 5’8
Class: Junior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Tuttle, Okla.
Previous School: Murray State College
Parents: Steve and Pam Carel
Interesting Fact: Has two fake teeth
High School: Booker was named All-State
and All-Conference at Cyril High School. She
led her team to the State Semifinals in 2011
and 2012.
2012-13: Capps spent two seasons
playing outfield for Murray State College in
Tishomingo.
High School: At Konawa High School,
Capps was named All-State and AllConference. Additionally, she helped her
team become State Champions.
2012-13: Carel played catcher and first
base for two seasons at Murray State College
before joining the Drovers.
High School: At Tuttle High School, Carel
was named All-State and helped her team to
two State Championships.
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Position: OutfielderHeight: 5’9
Class: Junior
Major: Business
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Konawa, Okla.
Previous School: Murray State College
Parents: Bill and Berneda Capps
Interesting Fact: Is a lefty but plays sports right-handed
Morgan Jervis
Position: PitcherHeight: 5’7
Class: Freshman
Major: Undecided
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hometown: Cyril, Okla.
Previous School: Cyril High School
Parents: Steve and Shelli Booker
Interesting Fact: Traveled to Hawaii last summer
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Position: OutfielderHeight: 5’4
Class: Freshman
Major: Communication
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hometown: Purcell, Okla.
Previous School: Purcell High School
Parents: Mike and Shelly Eubank
Interesting Fact: Has a cosmetology license
Position: InfielderHeight: 5’3
Class: Sophomore
Major: Early Childhood Ed.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Hometown: Newcastle, Okla.
Previous School: Rose State College
Parents: Kevin and Nancy Jervis
Interesting Fact: Won four Oklahoma Spelling Bees
Position: Pitcher/OutfielderHeight: 5’7
Class: Freshman
Major: Undecided
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hometown: Lawton, Okla.
Previous School: Cache High School
Parents: Mike and Lisa Landmark
Interesting Fact: Played softball in Italy
High School: Eubank was a two-time
All-Conference recipient and was named
Offensive Player of the Year while playing
for Purcell High School. She helped
her team become both Regional and
Conference Champions all four years, State
Quarterfinalists twice and State Semifinalists
and State Runners Up each once.
2013: Jervis played shortstop and second
base for one season at Rose State College
before joining the Drovers.
High School: Jervis played for Newcastle
High School, bringing home All-Conference
honors all four years. Additionally, she was
named All-Region and All-State her senior
year. She helped her team to become 2011
Regional Champions. She also was named
Little All-City and Student-Athlete in 2011.
High School: At Cache High School in
Lawton, Landmark was named All-State and
All-District. She helped her team become
2013 State Slow Pitch Champions. As for fast
pitch, her team went on to be State Runners
Up in 2010 and State Semifinalists in 2012.
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Position: InfielderHeight: 5’4
Class: Freshman
Major: Communication
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hometown: Moreno Valley, Calif.
Previous School: Cache High School
Parents: Gary Warren and Beverly Carrasco
Interesting Fact: Hates feet
High School: Melton
Conference in 2012 while
Creek High School. She
become four-time District
she was in high school.
High School: At Purcell High School,
Taylor was named All-State in both fast pitch
and slow pitch softball. She helped her team
become Slow Pitch State Champions and
Runners Up and Fast Pitch Runners Up. She
was named Conference Fast Pitch Offensive
Player in 2011 and Conference Fast Pitch
MVP in 2012. Also, she earned Little All-City
honors.
High School: At Cache High School,
Warren was named All-State in both fast
pitch and slow pitch softball. She helped her
team become 2013 State Champions.
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Position: OutfielderHeight: 5’5
Class: Freshman
Major: Undecided
Bats: Left
Throws: Right
Hometown: Purcell, Okla.
Previous School: Purcell High School
Parents: Jon and Shannon Taylor
Interesting Fact: Has diabetes
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Position: Infielder/OutfielderHeight: 5’7
Class: Freshman
Major: Elementary Ed.
Bats: Switch
Throws: Right
Hometown: Bridge Creek, Okla.
Previous School: Bridge Creek High School
Parents: Kevin and Stephanie Melton
Interesting Fact: Her middle name is the letter “K”
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Date
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 16
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
March 2
March 2
March 5
March 5
March 6
March 6
March 7
March 7
March 12
March 12
March 15
March 15
March 15
March 16
March 16
March 27
March 27
March 28
March 28
March 29
March 29
April 5
April 5
April 6
April 6
April 9
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April 11
April 11
April 13
April 13
April 14
April 14
April 20
April 20
April 25
April 25
April 30
May 1
May 1
May 3
May 3
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ScoreW/L
v. MidAmerica Nazarene 6-5
W
v. Doane (Neb.) 4-2
W
v. Graceland (Iowa) 2-1
W
v. MidAmerica Nazarene
1-5
L
v. Houston-Victoria 6-5
W
v. Friends University 4-5
L
at Hillsdale Free Will Baptist 14-0
W
at Hillsdale Free Will Baptist 15-0
W
at Oklahoma City* 0-9
L
at Oklahoma City* 5-2
W
Cameron University 0-12
L
Cameron University 2-1
W
Rogers State* 3-11
L
Rogers State*
1-4
L
Morningside (Iowa) 5-3
W
Morningside (Iowa) 4-2
W
at Rogers State* 0-10
L
at Rogers State*
3-8
L
Southwestern Christian 3-0
W
Southwestern Christian 8-0
W
v. Midland (Neb.) 3-4
L
v. Stephens 3-1
W
v. Cardinal Stritch 11-2
W
v. Evangel (Mo.) 3-2
W
v. Rogers State
2-4
L
Oklahoma Baptist* 9-3
W
Oklahoma Baptist* 10-9
W
Oklahoma City* 0-7
L
Oklahoma City* 6-8
L
at Oklahoma Baptist*
3-11
L
at Oklahoma Baptist*
2-7
L
at Lubbock Christian*
0-11
L
at Lubbock Christian*
1-9
L
at Lubbock Christian*
0-8
L
at Lubbock Christian* 2-10
L
Langston University 8-6
W
Langston University 6-3
W
at Northwood University 4-7
L
at Northwood University 9-7
W
at Saint Gregory’s*
0-2
L
at Saint Gregory’s* 3-7
L
Saint Gregory’s*
2-8
L
Saint Gregory’s*
0-8
L
at Southwestern Christian 6-0
W
at Southwestern Christian 10-0
W
Mid-America Christian*
2-1
W
Mid-America Christian* 5-3
W
at Langston University 5-6
L
at Mid-America Christian* 10-2
W
at Mid-America Christian* 6-5
W
v. Saint Gregory’s**
4-5
L
v. Mid-America Christian** 5-6
L
Bold home games
* Sooner Athletic Conference games
** SAC Tournament games
22
Record Attend
1-0
60
2-0
60
3-0
60
3-1
60
4-1
60
4-2
70
5-2
70
6-2
65
6-3, 0-1
150
7-3, 1-1
150
7-4
75
8-4
75
8-5, 1-2
60
8-6, 1-3
60
9-6
75
10-6
70
10-7, 1-4
115
10-8, 1-5
115
11-8
60
12-8
60
12-9
60
13-9
60
14-9
60
15-9
60
15-10
60
16-10, 2-5
70
17-10, 3-5
65
17-11, 3-6
70
17-12, 3-7
70
17-13, 3-8
100
17-14, 3-9
100
17-15, 3-10
237
17-16, 3-11
219
17-17, 3-12
221
17-18, 3-13
249
18-18
60
19-18
65
19-19
85
20-19
85
20-20, 3-14
75
20-21, 3-15
60
20-22, 3-16 100
20-23, 3-17
90
21-23
70
22-23
70
23-23, 4-17
75
24-23, 5-17
60
24-24
70
25-24, 6-17
80
26-24, 7-17
80
26-25
85
26-26
85
RecordW-L
Overall26-26
Conference 7-17
Non-Conference19-9
Home13-9
Away 11-15
Neutral2-2
2013 Team Leaders
Batting Average
Stolen Bases
(at least 100 AB)
Brooke McLeod .339
Ashley Rasovic .336
Chelsea Zuchnik .331
.327
Katie Jirak
Taylor Smith
.318
Runs
Katie Jirak
Ashley Rasovic
Taylor Smith
Chelsea Zuchnik
Sara Reeves
Hits
Katie Jirak
Taylor Smith
Chelsea Zuchnik
Ashley Rasovic Kayla Adams
Doubles
Ashley Rasovic
Taylor Smith
Chelsea Zuchnik
Kayla Adams
Sara Reeves
Triples
Sara Reeves
Katie Jirak
Hannah Neill
Ashley Rasovic
Taylor Smith
Chelsea Zuchnik
Home Runs
Kayla Adams
Morgan Bratcher
Ashley Rasovic
Sara Reeves
Taylor Smith
RBI
Kayla Adams
Taylor Smith
Ashley Rasovic
Chelsea Zuchnik
Morgan Bratcher
Katie Jirak
Brooke McLeod
Sara Reeves Katie Jirak
Markie LaFerney
Taylor Smith
Ashley Rasovic
Chelsea Zuchnik
18
13
9
7
7
Earned Run
Average
34
31
29
25
24
56
54
46
45
39
(at least 40 IP)
Brooke McLeod 3.34
Morgan Bratcher 4.73
Batting Average
Against
(at least 40 IP)
Brooke McLeod .318
Morgan Bratcher .326
Innings Pitched
Morgan Bratcher168.2
Brooke McLeod 153
14
11
11
10
10
2
1
1
1
1
1
7
4
3
3
3
40
28
27
24
17
17
17
17
Strikeouts
Morgan Bratcher 103
Brooke McLeod 55
Earned Run
Allowed
(at least 40 IP)
Brooke McLeod 73
Morgan Bratcher 114
Complete Games
Morgan Bratcher 22
Brooke McLeod 20
Shutouts
Morgan Bratcher
Brooke McLeod
3
3
Wins
Brooke McLeod 15
Morgan Bratcher 11
Saves
Morgan Bratcher
Brooke McLeod
0
0
2013 Statistics
HR B/Avg WP
16 0.326 11
14 0.3186
30 0.322 17
24 0.300 8
HBP
6
6
12
28
BK SFASHA
0 10 15
04 15
0 14 30
0 13 46
season
preview
SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B
0 168.224215611456 103 49 3
0153.0
212
101
732155 373
0 321.245425718777 158 86 6
1 322.039722618191 165 76 7
usao
coaches
your
drovers
stats &
results
drover
history
USAO Drovers
@USAOlive
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sac &
polls
Taylor Smith
ERA W-L GP-GS CG SHO CBO
4.73 11-16 32-30 22 3 0
3.3415-1030-2220 3 0
4.07 26-26 52 42 6 0
3.93 26-26 52 39 8 0
drover
athletics
Pitching
Morgan Bratcher
Brooke McLeod
Total
Opponents
usao
overview
Batting/Fielding GP-GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG%BB HBPSO SF SHSB-SBA PO A E FLD%
Kayla Adams 51-50 0.289135 2339100 7 40 70 0.5195 5 14 0 6 4-6 142 32 9 0.951
Morgan Bratcher
44-42
0.326
95 531
10417440.463
3 2 621 0-0 6 34
30.930
Amanda Cave 4-3 0.222
9 121003 3 0.333
0 0 100 0-1 15020.882
0 200000 0 0.000
0 0 000 0-0 12240.778
Brittney DeWitt15-40.000
Jessica Horton6-5 0.214
14 130001 3 0.214
0 0 100 0-0 0 000.000
52-52
0.327
17134
56
21017600.351
9 0 19
07 18-2243350.902
Katie Jirak
Markie LaFerney52-50 0.250120 17304 0 1 13 37 0.3084 11 21 1 5 13-13 51 10 140.813
Mindi Locke 13-12
0.250
28 170012 100.357
7 2 13
00 0-0 22401.000
0.339
11217
38
90117500.446
7 2 904 3-5 3183
11
0.912
Brooke McLeod45-43
Hannah Neill
32-220.21233 9 7 3 1 0 5 12 0.3642 1 1502 1-1 29 178 0.852
0.148
27 340001 4 0.148
1 0 206 4-4 1022
01.000
Skyler Nichols 10-10
Tashina Ototivo15-60.000
5 400000 0 0.000
0 0 301 1-1 11820.905
Ashley Rasovic 48-480.3361343145141 3 27700.522182 5 21 7-7 37 98160.894
Sara Reeves 52-510.2621302434102 3 17570.438170 1905 3-4 412127 0.984
Taylor Smith
52-520.3181702954111 3 28760.447102 2122 9-9 86 150
140.944
Chelsea Zuchnik51-51 0.331139 2546111 1 24 62 0.4468 1 20 1 11 7-10 57 14 1 0.986
Total
52
0.300 1322 22639676 7 24 212 558 0.422 91 28 169 8 51 70-83 965 489 96 0.938
Opponents
52
0.321 1409 25745286 6 30 230 640 0.454 77 12 168 9 35 38-53 966 354 75 0.946
23
Individual Records
Hitting
Triples
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
Games Started
75
75
73
72
71
Dana Askins
Crystal Judkins
Tanna Truelove
Stephanie Hey
Alana Hare
2005
2005
2005
2005
2005
At Bats
250
213
203
202
201
Crystal Judkins
Dana Askins
Morgan Thompson
Nikki Aguilar
Tanna Truelove
2005
2005
2006
2005
2005
Batting Average
.451
.438
.410
.407
.406
(100 minimum ABs)
Dana Askins
Leslie Beaty
Ralene Justice
Kasey Polk
Amy Patterson
24
Elizabeth Agpalo
Leslie Beaty
Caitlyn Crotty
Kristin Minton
Kayla Adams
Leslie Beaty
Stephanie Hey
Dana Askins
41
22
21
20
19
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Kristin Minton
Mulitple players
2005
2004
2009
2004
2005
Stolen Bases
Crystal Judkins
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Leslie Beaty
Morgan Thompson
2005
2005
2004
2009
2006
Stolen Base Attempts
Ashley Grider
Leslie Beaty
Kristin Minton
Dana Askins
Kristin Minton
2003
2009
2003
2004
2004
Putouts
2005
1998
2008
2005
2004
Assists
Dana Askins
April McAlister
Leslie Beaty
Morgan Skelley
Dana Askins
2011
2009
2009
2003
2013
2008
2006
2004
Base on Balls
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Leslie Beaty
Kristin Kauk
Crystal Judkins
Doubles
19
19
18
17
17
12
9
9
8
7
7
7
7
Laci Tompkins
199818-27
Home Runs
11
10
10
10
9
9
RBI
51
45
44
43
42
2005
2008
2004
2004
Sonny Vermillion
199915-23
200011-21
200114-31
Julie Vergenz
20029-25
200334-24
200449-11-1
200553-22
Taralee Pringle
200641-21
200727-22
200819-29-1
200923-24
Jenn White
201016-36
201130-26
201229-22
Jadyn Wallis
201326-26
2005
2006
2004
2003
Hit by Pitch
Hits
87
85
82
71
67
Dana Askins
Jennifer Bridgforth
Dana Askins
Morgan Skelley
2004
2009
1998
1998
1998
Runs Scored
57
56
46
46
40
7
5
5
5
19952-16
No record
1996
1997
No record
26
22
22
21
19
28
27
25
25
23
412
356
325
303
295
150
133
133
123
117
Markie LaFerney
Laci Weger
Sheena Raunikar
April McAlister
Laci Weger-Garrett
Markie LaFerney
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Katie Flower
Dana Askins
Katie Jirak
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Katie Flower
Courtney Foley
Sara Reeves
Sara Reeves
Sheena Raunikar
Amanda Cotton
Sheena Raunikar
Taylor Smith
Dana Askins
Crystal Judkins
Stephanie Hey
Stephanie Hey
2013
2010
2008
1999
2011
2012
2005
2004
1999
2006
2012
2005
2006
2004
1999
2006
2013
2011
2007
2006
2008
2013
2005
2005
2004
2006
Sara Reeves
Dana Askins
Stephanie Hey
Crystal Judkins
Tanna Truelove
Nikki Aguilar
Alana Hare
Overall 416-406-2
Lisa Hibbard
Games Played
75
75
75
75
73
73
Year-by-Year Records
Pitching
Appearances
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Kindra Gregory
Jamie Pendley
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
2005
2006
2005
2004
2004
2003
Games Started
Kindra Gregory
Kindra Gregory
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Morgan Bratcher
2006
2005
2005
2006
2013
Innings Pitched
35
28
25
22
22
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Kindra Gregory
Morgan Bratcher
Neesha Sorrell
2005
2006
2005
2013
2011
16
11
10
9
9
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Dana Askins
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
2005
2005
2004
2006
2004
2
1
1
1
Neesha Sorrell
Morgan Bratcher
Elizabeth Agpalo
Jamie Pendley
2011
2013
2012
2003
Neesha Sorrell
2011
0.72 Dana Askins
0.90 Dana Askins
0.96 Jamie Pendley
1.21 Kindra Gregory
1.36 Kindra Gregory
2005
2004
2004
2004
2005
ERA
Strikeouts Thrown
255
195
186
179
175
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Dana Askins
Neesha Sorrell
Neesha Sorrell
2005
2006
2006
2011
2012
USAO Drovers
Erin Coogle
Kindra Gregory
Amber Jones
Dana Askins
2001
2004
2001
2004
Home Runs Allowed
1
1
2
2
2
(Minimum 40 IP)
Morgan Singleton
Erin Coogle
Dana Askins
Amber Jones
Amber Jones
2012
2001
2004
2001
2000
Batting Average Against
(Minimum 40 IP)
.159 Dana Askins
.183 Dana Askins
.189 Neesha Sorrell
.189 Dana Askins
.191 Kindra Gregory
2004
2005
2011
2006
2004
Wins
29
24
23
19
17
17
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Kindra Gregory
Jamie Pendley
Marina Poddubskay
Dana Askins
2005
2005
2006
2004
2007
2006
Fewest Losses
(Minimum 40 IP)
2
2
2
3
4
4
Morgan Singleton-Bratcher2012
Felicia Gourley
Jamie Pendley
Kindra Gregory
Brooke McLeod
Erin Coogle
2010
2004
2004
2012
2001
Saves
6
2
Dana Askins
Multiple players
2004
Hit Batsman
26
24
19
16
16
Ashlyn Kimberly
Neesha Sorrell
Neesha Sorrell
Kim Alford
Kindra Gregory
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1
Morgan Singleton-Bratcher2012
drover
history
Perfect Games
(Minimum 40 IP)
17
17
18
19
20
stats &
results
No Hitters
Earned Runs Allowed
your
drovers
Shutouts
2012
2001
2010
2003
2001
season
preview
Complete Games
(Minimum 40 IP)
Morgan Singleton
Erin Coogle
Felicia Gourley
Kindra Gregory
Amber Jones
usao
coaches
290 Dana Askins
2005
239 Kindra Gregory
2006
216 Kindra Gregory
2005
Dana Askins
173.1
2006
169.2
Neesha Sorrell
2011
46
51
59
64
66
drover
athletics
39
38
37
32
30
Hits Allowed
usao
overview
50
41
40
34
33
33
2010
2011
2012
2008
2006
usao.edu/sports
25
Career Records
l
Game Records
Hits
5
4
Katie Flower v. Mid-America Christian
Multiple players
1999
Games Played
Doubles
3
3
3
3
2
Hannah Neill v. Hillsdale College
Taylor Smith v. Midland College
Sara Reeves v. East Central
Leslie Beaty v. Rogers State
Multiple players
2013
2013
2012
2008
Sheena Raunikar v. Eastern Connecticut
Morgan Skelley v. York College
Ashley Grider v. Southern Nazarene
Crystal Weaver v. Hillsdale College
2007
2004
2003
2002
Home Runs
2
Rosy Campos v. Rogers State
Dana Askins v. Oklahoma Wesleyan
Multiple players
2009
2004
Sarah Jamison v. Northwood University
Sheena Raunikar v. Eastern Connecticut
Kayla Adams v. Mid-America Christian
Dana Askins v. Oklahoma Wesleyan
Taylor Smith v. Hillsdale College
Leslie Beaty v. Hillsdale College
Nikki Aguilar v. East Central University
Stephanie Hey v. Oklahoma Baptist
2008
2007
2013
2004
2013
2009
2006
2006
Stolen Bases
3
3
3
3
3
Katie Jirak v. Hillsdale College
Taylor Smith v. Hillsdale College
Kelsey MacInnes v. Southern Nazarene
Dana Askins v. McKendree University
Courtney Foley v. Graceland University
2013
2013
2007
2006
2006
No Hitters
1
1
1
1
Morgan Bratcher v. Hillsdale College
Elizabeth Agpalo v. Benedictine College
Neesha Sorrell v. two teams
Jamie Pendley v. Central Methodist
2013
2012
2011
2003
Perfect Game
1
2003-06
2005-08
2007-10
2001-04
2004-06
252
198
194
179
165
Stephanie Hey
Jennifer Bridgforth
Kristin Kauk
Dana Askins
Courtney Foley
2003-06
2005-08
2001-04
2004-06
2004-06
688
630
566
523
489
Stephanie Hey
Kristin Kauk
Laci Weger-Garrett
Dana Askins
Hillary Brown
2003-06
2001-04
2008-11
2004-06
2007-10
Batting Average
RBI
7
7
6
6
5
5
5
5
Stephanie Hey
Jennifer Bridgforth
Michelle Bauer
Kristin Kauk
Courtney Foley
At Bats
Multiple players
Runs
4
4
3
256
221
219
194
187
Games Started
Triples
2
2
2
2
Hitting
Neesha Sorrell v. Bacone College
2011
(Minimum 2 seasons)
.403Dana Askins
2004-06
.383Leslie Beaty
2007-09
2011-12
.360Elizabeth Agpalo
.340Kristin Minton
2003-04
.325Ashley Mitchell-Rasovic2011-13
Runs Scored
141
112
110
99
91
Dana Askins
Kristin Kauk
Leslie Beaty
Courtney Foley
Jennifer Bridgforth
2004-06
2001-04
2007-09
2004-06
2005-08
182 Kristin Kauk
178 Leslie Beaty
177 Stephanie Hey
166 Jennifer Bridgforth
138 Morgan Skelley
2001-04
2007-09
2003-06
2005-08
2004-06
Hits
RBI
100 Stephanie Hey
98 Leslie Beaty
96 Dana Askins
2003-06
2007-09
2004-06
91 Morgan Skelley
86 Kristin Minton
2004-06
2003-04
Doubles
48
41
41
36
34
Dana Askins
2004-06
Ashley Mitchell-Rasovic2011-13
Leslie Beaty
Stephanie Hey
Kristin Kauk
2007-09
2003-06
2001-04
Triples
13
11
10
7
7
Dana Askins
Kristin Kauk
Jennifer Bridgforth
Leslie Beaty
Stephanie Hey
2004-06
2001-04
2005-08
2007-09
2003-06
Home Runs
20
16
13
13
12
12
12
Leslie Beaty
Elizabeth Agpalo
Caitlyn Crotty
Stephanie Hey
Michelle Bauer
Dana Askins
Kristin Minton
2007-09
2011-12
2008-09
2003-06
2007-10
2004-06
2003-04
Base on Balls
84
50
49
46
40
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
2004-06
2003-06
Ashley Mitchell-Rasovic2011-13
Kristin Kauk
2001-04
Hillary Brown
2007-10
Hit by Pitch
28
24
16
13
Markie LaFerney
Laci Weger-Garrett
April McAlister
Christina Wilson
2011-13
2008-11
1999-01
2008-11
Stolen Bases
69
37
36
36
33
Dana Askins
Katie Jirak
Leslie Beaty
Courtney Foley
Markie LaFerney
2004-06
2012-13
2007-09
2004-06
2011-13
16
15
14
13
13
13
Neesha Sorrell v. Oklahoma Baptist Michelle Bauer v. Northwestern Iowa
Neesha Sorrell v. Saint Gregory’s
Dana Askins v. Evangel University
Dana Askins v. Oklahoma Baptist
Jamie Pendley v. College of Saint Mary
2012
2007
2011
2006
2004
2004
Innings Pitched
14 Neesha Sorrell v. Oklahoma Baptist
9
Multiple players
26
2011
Chelsea
Zuchnik
Strikeouts Thrown
Team Records
Pitching
Appearances
Kindra Gregory
2003-06
Dana Askins
2004-06
Michelle Bauer
2007-10
Chancie Godwin
2007-10
Brooke McLeod 2011-present
Games Started
Kindra Gregory
2003-06
Dana Askins
2004-06
Michelle Bauer
2007-10
Brooke McLeod 2011-present
Jamie Pendley
2003-04
Innings Pitched
Complete Games
Dana Askins
2004-06
Kindra Gregory
2003-06
Neesha Sorrell
2011-12
Brooke McLeod 2011-present
Jamie Pendley
2003-04
Shutouts
Dana Askins
2004-06
Jamie Pendley
2003-04
Neesha Sorrell
2011-12
Kindra Gregory
2003-06
Brooke McLeod 2011-present
Morgan Singleton-Bratcher2012-13
Hollie Gauntt
2002-03
1.05
1.46
1.74
2.16
2.65
(Minimum 2 seasons)
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
Kindra Gregory
Neesha Sorrell
Hollie Gauntt
2004-06
2003-04
2003-06
2011-12
2002-03
595
494
354
263
161
Dana Askins
Kindra Gregory
Neesha Sorrell
Jamie Pendley
Michelle Bauer
2004-06
2003-06
2011-12
2003-04
2007-10
Wins
70
61
34
29
23
Kindra Gregory
Dana Askins
Jamie Pendley
Neesha Sorrell
Michelle Bauer
2003-06
2004-06
2003-04
2012-13
2007-10
Fewest Losses
6
11
11
17
18
(Minimum 2 seasons)
Bree Thompson
Elizabeth Agpalo
Jamie Pendley
Kim Alford
Allison Tobola
1999-00
2011-12
2003-04
2008-09
1999-00
Saves
7
4
4
2
2
2
2
Dana Askins
Michelle Bauer
Chancie Godwin
Ashlyn Kimberly
Marina Poddubskay
Jamie Pendley
Hollie Gauntt
2004-06
2007-10
2007-10
2009-10
2007
2003-04
2002-03
Wild Pitches
16
15
15
15
15
Chancie Godwin
2007-10
Brooke McLeod 2011-present
Morgan Bratcher
2012-13
Michelle Bauer
2007-10
Dana Askins
2004-06
Hits Batsmen
Neesha Sorrell
Kindra Gregory
Dana Askins
Ashlyn Kimberly
Kim Alford
RBI
.3481998
.3102009
.3022004
.3002013
.2952006
At Bats
1,9732005
1,6562006
1,6432004
1,5052003
Runs
3252005
3072004
2752006
2692009
2502011
Hits
5702005
4972004
4892006
4312011
4191998
2632005
2552004
2412006
2162009
2152003
Walks
1532005
1242006
1182011
1142004
Stolen Bases
752003
742004
702013
702005
602006
Runs Allowed
84
2004
1052005
1602003
1642012
1661999
Home Runs
312009
272008
242013
232004
222006
2011-12
2003-06
2004-06
2009-10
2008-09
USAO Drovers
sac &
polls
43
38
30
28
27
Batting
Average
drover
history
Strikeouts Thrown
2004-06
2011-12
2003-04
2003-06
212005
212004
202007
172003
stats &
results
Earned Run Average
(Minimum 2 seasons)
Dana Askins
Neesha Sorrell
Jamie Pendley
Kindra Gregory
182005
152004
112003
Triples
your
drovers
19
13
11
11
4
4
4
.174
.191
.198
.215
Consecutive Wins
season
preview
70
62
40
33
30
Batting Average Against
1072005
932011
832004
762013
722006
usao
coaches
644.1Kindra Gregory
2003-06
619 Dana Askins
2004-06
2011-12
324.1Neesha Sorrell
316.1Brooke McLeod 2011-present
2003-04
312 Jamie Pendley
1999-00
2009-10
2003-04
2011-12
2002-03
Doubles
532005
492004
412006
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Mascot/Nickname..........................Knights
School Colors...................... Navy and blue
Location..........................Cedar Hill, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 1,100
Head Coach........................ Kayla Maddox
2013 Record....................................29-19
2013 SAC Record.................................NA
SAC Finish............................................NA
Website............ knights.gonorthwood.com
Sports Information..........Renotta Edwards
SID Phone Number...........(972) 293-5497
Athletic Director.......................Jack Allday
Home: April 26, 2014
Away: April 21, 2014
Mascot/Nickname...........................Eagles
School Colors..................... Blue and white
Location............................. Bethany, Okla.
Enrollment.......................................... 900
Head Coach......................... Kent Williams
2013 Record......................................8-33
2013 SAC Record.................................NA
SAC Finish............................................NA
Website....................www.scueagles.com
Sports Information.............. Allie McIntosh
SID Phone Number...........(405) 206-1819
Athletic Director......................Mark Arthur
Mascot/Nickname.......................Cavaliers
School Colors................ Navy blue and red
Location........................... Shawnee, Okla.
Enrollment.......................................... 800
Head Coach.......................... D.J. Sanchez
2013 Record....................................35-17
2013 SAC Record............................13-11
SAC Finish...........................................3rd
Website................ www.sgucavaliers.com
Sports Information..................Brad Collins
SID Phone Number...........(405) 878-5375
Athletic Director........................ Jeff Potter
Home: April 4, 2014
Away: April 18, 2014
Mascot/Nickname............................ Rams
School Colors.......................Blue and gold
Location.........................Fort Worth, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 3,378
Head Coach......................Shannon Gower
2013 Record....................................27-19
2013 SAC Record.................................NA
SAC Finish............................................NA
Website......................www.ramsports.net
Sports Information.....................Josh Lacy
SID Phone Number...........(817) 531-4855
Athletic Director.................. Steve Trachier
Home: March 13, 2014
Away: March 29, 2014
Mascot/Nickname.............................Bison
School Colors.....................Green and gold
Location........................... Shawnee, Okla.
Enrollment....................................... 1,764
Head Coach................................Pam Fink
2013 Record....................................33-23
2013 SAC Record............................11-13
SAC Finish........................................... 5th
Website..................... www.obubison.com
Sports Information.......................Ray Fink
SID Phone Number...........(405) 585-5304
Athletic Director............... Robert Daveport
Away: April 11, 2014
Away: April 12, 2014
Home: March 27, 2014
Away: April 8, 2014
SAGU
Mascot/Nickname............................. Stars
School Colors............Royal blue and white
Location.............................Oklahoma City
Enrollment....................................... 3,810
Head Coach..................... Phil McSpadden
2013 Record....................................51-15
2013 SAC Record..............................20-4
SAC Finish.......................................... 2nd
Website.................... www.ocusports.com
Sports Information............... Rich Tortorelli
SID Phone Number...........(405) 208-5304
Athletic Director................ Greg Kersgieter
Saint Gregory’s
Home: Feb. 25, 2014
Away: April 29, 2014
Oklahoma Baptist
Mascot/Nickname....................... Evangels
School Colors............Red, black and white
Location.............................Oklahoma City
Enrollment....................................... 1,180
Head Coach.................... Robert Wakefield
2013 Record....................................11-37
2013 SAC Record..............................0-24
SAC Finish........................................... 7th
Website..............www.macuatheltics.com
Sports Information................. Levi Convirs
SID Phone Number...........(405) 692-3140
Athletic Director........................ Craig Ruiz
Northwood
Home: April 5, 2014
Away: April 19, 2014
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Home: April 10, 2014
Away: March 11, 2014
Mascot/Nickname.............................Lions
School Colors....................Purple and gold
Location...................... Waxahachie, Texas
Enrollment....................................... 2,000
Head Coach...............................Tim Grant
2013 Record....................................13-24
2013 SAC Record.................................NA
SAC Finish............................................NA
Website...............www.sagu.edu/athletics
Sports Information................. Mark Warde
SID Phone Number...........(972) 923-5454
Athletic Director................. Jesse Godding
SAC Competition
Preseason Top 25
SAC Preseason
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51
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51-15 (20-4)
33-23 (11-13)
35-17 (13-11)
29-19
26-26 (7-17)
27-19
11-37 (0-24)
8-33
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123; Corban (Ore.) 60; Campbellsville (Ky.) 56;
Davenport (Mich.) 55; Vanguard (Calif.) 54;
Marian (Ind.) 53; Mobile (Ala.) 51; Central Baptist (Ark.) 32; William Woods (Mo.) 20; Virginia
Intermont 15; Simpson (Calif.) 12; Columbia
(Mo.) 7; Bethel (Ind.) 7; Grand View (Iowa) 5;
LSU Alexandria 3.
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Concordia (Calif.) (20)
52-3
Spring Hill (Ala.) (1)
49-17
Oklahoma City
51-15
Williams Baptist (Ark.)
46-9
Reinhardt (Ga.)
45-9
Saint Xavier (Ill.)
50-9
Auburn Montgomery (Ala.)
45-12
Cal State San Marcos
43-12
Belhaven (Miss.)
38-14
Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)
48-9
Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)
50-10
USC Beaufort (S.C.)
43-6
College of Idaho
36-23
Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.)
32-9
Oklahoma Baptist
33-23
Houston-Victoria (Texas)
32-22
Brenau (Ga.)
34-16
Concordia (Ore.)
35-23
Saint Gregory’s (Okla.)
35-17
Bellevue (Neb.)
43-11
William Carey (Miss.)
34-18
Park (Mo.)
31-11
Central Methodist (Mo.)
35-12
Friends (Kan.)
43-8
Oregon Tech
37-166
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