Ediimoro University of Pennsylvania

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is the largest comprehensive
four-year university in northwestern Pennsylvania. Its 585-acre
campus is home to some 8,000 students studying in more than 100
academic programs. The University’s programs in art, criminal jus­
tice, and speech language pathology, among others, have earned
regional and national recognition and accolades, and the campus is
ranked among the top 10 in the nation for the services provided for
students with disabilities. In 2003 the University’s instutional
accreditation with the Commission on Higher Education Middle
States Association of Colleges and Schools was reaffirmed with
commendation for ten years.
Edinboro is situated just 100 miles from the metropolitan
areas of Cleveland, Buffalo and Pittsburgh, and less than 20 miles
south of the city of Erie - Pennsylvania’s fourth largest city.

Dr. Frank G. Pogue, Jr.
PresUem Uinboro Unlmsity ofPenns¥lmla
Frank G. Pogue was appointed the 15^^
president of Edinboro University of
Pennsylvania on July 1, 1996.
A sociologist, Dr. Pogue holds a bache­
lor’s degree from Alabama State University, a
master’s degree from Atlanta University, and
a Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh.
Prior to his presidency at Edinboro
University, Dr. Pogue was the vice chancellor
for student affairs and special programs at the
State University of New York (SUNY)
Central Administration in Albany, serving in
that position for 10 years. While vice chan­
cellor, he afso served for one year as interim president at the SUNY
College at Cobleskill. Prior to his assignment in the SUNY Central
Administration, President Pogue was vice president for student
affairs, associate vice president for research and educational develop­
ment, dean of undergraduate studies, and a department chairperson,
all at SUNY at Albany.
Dr. Pogue participates in national, regional and statewide leader­
ship groups. He serves as a member of the American Council on
Education Commission on Government and Public Affairs which
advises the Division of Governmental Relations on the broad range of
issues in which congressional and executive branch actions affect col­
leges and universities. He is a member of the American Association
of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Task Force on Teacher
Education and serves as co-chair of the AASCU Fomm on Rural
Services. He was appointed in 2003 to the International Association
of University Presidents Commission on Disarmament Education,
Conflict Resolution and Peace. Since 1984, Dr. Pogue has served on
the Commission on Higher Education Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools and is a former vice chair and member of the
Commission’s Executive Committee. He currently serves as
President for the Middle States Association Board of Tmstees and is
a member of its Executive Committee. He was appointed chairperson
of the Middle States Advisory Committee on Institutional Financial
Resources, which advised the Commission on the relationship of

Meadville, the seat of Crawford County, is approximately 20
miles south of Edinboro.
The University’s Baron-Eomess Library has more than
480,000 bound volumes and 1.3 million microform units, along
with an online catalog, access to numerous online databases and
electronic reserves. The building is equipped with a wireless net­
work, computer labs and equipment to assist users with visual
impairments.
The main campus also includes a modem University Center,
planetarium, observatory, reading clinic, speech and hearing clin­
ic, science and robotics labs, writing center, numerous computer
labs with the latest hardware and software, three art galleries, an
animation studio, campus radio and televsion stations, health cen­
ter, counseling center, and much more - all accessible for people
with disabilities. The recently renovated and expanded Crawford
Center for Health and Physical Education and Disability
Resources rivals any facility of its kind in the nation.
In addition to a five-acre lake and wooded areas, there are 43
buildings on the spacious Edinboro Campus, including six resi­
dence halls with private or shared rooms, co-ed housing, honors
housing, and living-learned floors - all are wired for voice, video
and data.
Edinboro University also operates centers in Erie and
Meadville. Edinboro University in Erie - The Porreco Center is
a beautiful 27-acre campus that includes classrooms, a comput­
er laboratory, and a unique facility for small conferences, busi­
ness meetings, and special events.
The Meadville Access Center is located in the city’s historic
Bessemer Building.

financial resources to institutional accreditation. Dr. Pogue also
serves on the Board of Trustees of the BACCHUS & GAMMA Peer
Education Network. He served for two years as chairperson of the
Pennsylvania
State System of Higher Education (SSHE)
Commission for the Universities and Commission of Presidents
Executive Committee. He is a member of the Executive Board of A
Community of Agile Partners in Education (CAPE). In October 1996,
Dr. Pogue was appointed by then Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge
to the Governor’s Commission on Academic Standards. In
November, 2002, he was appointed co-chair of the Higher Education
Committee of Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell’s Transition Team.
Locally, Dr. Pogue serves on the Board of Directors for the
Meadville Area Industrial Commission and the Boards of Corporators
for the Hamot Health Foundation, the St. Vincent Health Center, and
the Meadville Medical Center. He is a member of the Martin Luther
King Center Scholarship Committee and an Honorary Member of the
Erie Wolves Club. Dr. Pogue was chairperson of the Erie County
Millennium Commission, the Erie County State Employees
Combined Appeal (SECA) campaign in 2001 and 2002, and of the
Erie Day School’s Adopt-A-Scholar scholarship program (2000-01
and 2002-03). He was also a member of the Erie Mayor’s Task Force
on Public Safety. Dr. Pogue has served on the boards of directors for
the Erie Conference on Community Development, the United Way of
Erie County, and the Greater Erie County Chapter of the American
Red Cross, for which he served as their 1997 capital campaign chair­
man.
Dr. Pogue was honored by the Erie Area Chamber of Commerce
with the Louis J. Tullio Community Service Award. The Greater Erie
Community Action Committee (GECAC) honored him with the Paul
P. Martin Community Service Award in 2000, and in 1999, the
Distinguished Service Award for Leadership and Vision was present­
ed to him by the SUNY at Albany Council of Tmstees.
Dr. Pogue has shared his experiences and expertise in Edinboro
University classrooms via guest lecturer presentations. He has also
taught a course titled, “Special Topics in Sociology” for the
Department of Sociology. He continues to enjoy working in the class­
room environment.
Since becoming president. Dr. Pogue has created the concept and
philosophy of the Edinboro Family, a learner-centered environment
where students come first and are an integral part of a caring and sup­
portive campus community.

2004 idinboro fighting Scots SoftOall
EDINBORO QUICK FACTS
Location: Edinboro, Pennsylvania
Enrollmont: g,ooo
Prosident: Dr. Frank G. Pogue Jr.
Nickname: Fighting Scots
COiOrS: Red and White
Atilietic Director: Bruce Baumgartner
Atilietic Phone: si4 732 2776

Head Coach (Aima Mater/Yearl:
Dan Gierlak (Edinboro ‘83)
Record at Edinhoro: 210-275-2,14 years
Career Record: 210-275-2,14 years
Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference
Affiiiation: ncaa Division II

20D3 Record (Conference!:
16-22 (7-13 PS AC West)

Last Time in Post Season: 1990
Home Fieid (Snrfacel: Edinboro Field (Dirt)
Sports information Director: Bob shreve
Dffice Phone: 814-732-2776 ext. 234
Home Phone: 814-825-4183
Emaii: rshreve@edinboro.edu
Sports information Fait 814-732-2596
Dnthe Cover: Front Row (1-r): Courtney
Shewak, Mariana Mucciarone. Back Row
(1-r): Jo Kennedy, Jennifer Nimelli.

TABU OF CONTENTS
Edinboro University ............................ IFC
Quick Facts................................................ 1
Head Coach Dan Gierlak ..........................2
2004 Outlook..........................................3-5
2004 Roster................................................6
Player Profiles ......................................7-13
2003 Final Statistics ................................14
2003 Results ............................................ 15
2003 PS AC Standings ............................ 16
2003 All-PS AC Teams........................... 16
Edinboro PSAC Awards.......................IBC
2004 Schedule ....................................OBC

Credits: The 2004
Edinboro Softball
Media Guide was
written and
designed by Bob
Shreve, with assis­
tance from Suzanne
Petruska.

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is an equal
opportunity education institution and will not disciminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex
and handicap in its activities, programs or employ­
ment practices as required by Title VI, Title IX,
Section 504 and the ADA. For information regarding
civil rights or grievance procedures, contact Mr.
Patrick F. Coleman, Director of Human Resources
and Staff Development, Title VI, Title IX, Section
504 and the ADA Coordinator, at Reeder HU, 2nd
Floor, Edinboro, PA 16444 (814-732-2703).

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Head Coach
Dan GierlaK
Dan Gierlak
enters his fifteenth
season at the helm
of the Edinboro
University softball
program.
Gierlak guid­
ed Edinboro to the
Pennsylvania State
Athletic

Conference play­
offs in 1990 and
led the Fighting
Scots to a 21-10 overall record in 1994.
The Boro has not been as fortunate in
recent years, but did make a revival in 2003.
After going 7-24 in 2002 and 9-28 in 2001 the
Fighting Scots finished with a 16-22 ledger a
year ago. That came after Gierlak’s 2000
squad posted a 21-15 record, his fourth 20win season.
The 2000 version of Fighting Scot softball posted 14 wins in the PS AC West, the
most conference victories with Gierlak in
charge. Two of the PSAC wins came against
perennial power California(Pa.).
Gierlak began his coaching career in
football before concentrating on softball. He
coached the Edinboro softball team from

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Year

Overall

1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003

18-11
14-19-1
11-23
6-16
13-20
21-10
19-19
20-22
15-24
20-22-1
21-15
9-28
7-24
16-22

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5-5
6-4
2-8
2-8
5-5
6-4
9-11
7-13
9-11
11-9
14-6
5-15
3-15
7-13

.621
.426
.324
.273
.394
.677
.500
.476
.385
.478
.583
.243
.226
.421

1989-94, then after a one-year hiatus in 1995
to focus solely on his duties as an assistant on
former head coach Tom Hollman’s football
staff, he returned in 1996.
After graduating from Edinboro in 1983,
Gierlak moved on to Thiel College, serving as
an assistant football coach in 1984. His next
stop was semi-professional football, directing
the Chicago Cowboys to a national title in
1984 and a second-place national finish in
1985. Gierlak returned to his alma mater in
1986, serving as an assistant football coach at
Edinboro for nine seasons. He was responsi­
ble for the recruitment and coaching of eight
Fighting Scot All-Americans, including 1989
Harlon Hill Finalist Elbert Cole and Jeremy
O’Day, a 1996 first-team All-PS AC offensive
lineman and a member of the 1998 CEL Grey
Cup Champion Toronto Argonauts.
A native of Buffalo, New York, Gierlak
graduated from Edinboro with a Bachelor’s
Degree in Health and Physical Education. He
was a three-year letterman for the Fighting
Scots football team as a defensive back.
Gierlak and his wife, the former Amy
Adams, also a graduate of Edinboro
University, have three children, Alexandria
Alicia (11), Daniel Jr. (Joey) (8) and Lauren
(4). Amy is a former Nancy Acker Award
winner, recognized as the top senior female
athlete at Edinboro in 1989. She serves as the
women’s golf coach at Gannon University.

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Solid Defense, Inexperienced Pitcliing Shape Campaign
The consensus is that winners are built
on pitching and defense. If that is the case,
Edinboro University softball coach Dan
Gierlak feels his 2004 edition has fifty per­
cent of the equation, but he’s not so sure
about the other half.
“Defensively, we’re looking basically at
kids who have started two and three years in
the field,’’ related Gierlak. “They understand
what it takes. We have seven kids in their
third year as starters. In that apect the kids
have come a long way. I think that will be
the strength, the kids knowing each other
and the defense.’’
A year ago Edinboro finished with a
16-22 record, and pitching was a big part of
the success the team enjoyed. However, this
year’s staff is filled with youth and uncer­
tainty, but Gierlak likes their potential.
“You’ve got two sophomores,” com­
mented Gierlak. “Kim Fleissner threw a
'one-hitter against Mercyhurst, but struggled
at times. She has the most experience.
“Samantha Krupp was sick last year
and saw virtually no time at all. Then there
are two freshmen. I think the two freshmen
pitchers can be pretty good. All four can be
good, but they’re not tested in game situa­
tions. They have to mature.”
The third ingredient of note is hitting.
After hitting just .222 as a team a year ago
and averaged 2.5 runs per game, Gierlak
feels the experience will lead to more quality
at bats, and ultimately, more runs.
“I think we have a couple hitters who
are pretty good,” Gierlak assessed. “We
have more speed than we’ve had in the past.
The kids have had a lot of at bats.
“We’re going to run to death with Tara
Frantz and Courtney Shewak. With the
pitchers being so young, I think we have to
score some runs. We have to manufacture
runs.”
Despite the youthful pitching, Gierlak
has once again assembled an imposing
schedule. The slate includes games during
the team’s southern swing against Coker and
Fayetteville State. The Fighting Scots will
also play in the Methodist Early Bird
Tournament and the Francis Marion
Invitational, then when they come back

north will participate in the Mid East
Challenge. The Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference figures to be strong again with
the likes of Califomia(Pa.), Lock Haven and
Indiana(Pa.). Finally, the Scots will play
local rivals Gnnon and Mercyhurst.

PITCHERS
With two sophomores and two fresh­
men comprising the pitching staff, Gierlak
can only hope that the pitchers growp up
quickly.
Kim Fleissner is the only pitcher to take
the mound for the Fighting Scots a year ago
to return. The sophomore was 3-6 with a
3.99 ERA, making nine starts. In 47 1/3
innings she gave up 63 hits and 24 walks
while striking out 24. Fleissner enjoyed her
best outing of the year in an 8-0 win over
Mercyhurst, giving up just one hit and strik­
ing out six. In her next start she allowed just
one earned run in a 4-2 win over Lock
Haven, but after that she lost her last three
decisions.
“As a freshman, Kim pitched for us in
some big games,” noted Gierlak. “She has
gotten stronger, is using her legs more, and
understands pitching more. If she stays
healthy she can be pretty good. She has
worked on location and changing speeds.
Kim throws a lot of different pitches and her
ball moves. She also throws hard.”
Sophomore Samantha Krupp pitched in
three games for a total of 5 1/3 innings on
last year’s southern trip. She posted a 10.50
ERA, missing the rest of the season due to
illness.
Gierlak feels that as Krupp develops
consistency she will become a dependable
pitcher. “Samantha can throw hard. In fact,
she’s one of the hardest throwers we have.
She was a little inconsistent last year, but she
has developed a little bit of consistency this
year. She has good movement on the ball
and is very coachable. We just couldn’t get
her healthy for more than a couple weeks at
a time last year. She can be pretty good, she
just needs experience. She has worked on
her weaknesses.”
Freshmen Kim Kurchev and Jess

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Lindamood figure to get indoctrinated pretty
quickly. “Kim is very cool and calm on the
mound,” notes Gierlak. She throws very,
very well and hits her spots. She’s deceiv­
ingly fast because she has a knuckleball and
changeup. Kim is a good athlete who can
hit, and can play third base if needed.”
Gierlak feels that Lindamood has
already matured a great deeal since her
arrival. “Jess is deceivingly fast and has a
very smooth delivery. She has a nice screw­
ball and a pretty good drop pitch. In addi­
tion, she has a super changeup. I’m expect­
ing big things out of her. She didn’t pitch
much her senior year in high school because
of injuries. She will get better and better.”

INFIEIDERS
The infield will feature a bit of the old
and a bit of the new. The left side remains
intact with Courtney Shewak at shortstop
and and Andrea Palmieri at third base. The
right side will have a new look at first base
with slugger Holly Hutchison expected to
carry a big bat. Basil Davis saw plenty of
action at second last year, but she is in a
three-way battle for the job.

Andrea Palmieri begins her third season
as the starter at third base.

Shewak is a two-year starter who made
a smooth transition from second base to
shortstop a year ago. The lone senior on the
roster, she finished second on the team with
a .293 average with a home run and a team­
leading 15 RBIs. In addition, she led the
team with 12 stolen bases.
“I was disappointed Courtney wasn’t on
the all-conference team a year ago,” stressed
Gierlak. “She is tough at shortstop. She needs
to stay healthy but she has played hurt. The
last two years she has been our number four
hitter butr we will move her to third in the
order this year. She’s a strong player offen­
sively, has a solid glove, and is a competitor.”
Palmieri enters her third season as the
starter at third base. After hitting just .169
as a freshman, she boosted her average to
.242 with a homer and 12 RBIs while start­
ing all 38 games.
“Andrea has played a lot of games for
us,” stated Gierlak. “She’s one of our better
hitters and an extremely hard worker. In the
past she thought too much as a hitter, but she
has matured. She’s a lot stronger and has
the ability to hit the ball hard. I don’t think
there’s a better fielding third baseman in the
conference, although Cal has a good third
baseman.”
Sophomore Basil Davis started 35 games
and played in 37 a year ago, but she struggled
at the plate, hitting just .186. After hitting sec­
ond a great deal last year, Gierlak will move
her down to the bottom of the order.
“Basil has developed into a pretty good
fielder,” related Gierlak. “She forms a good
combination with Courtney. She struggled
with the bat, but she’s gotten better. She’s
made some adjustments.”
Davis looks to hold off freshmen Kristi
Diminuco and Cristin Grzegorzewski for the
second base job. Diminuco is the younger
sister of catcher Michele Diminuco, and has
the ability to play second or short.
Grzegorzewski has impressed Gierlak, and
will likely serve as a utility player seeing
action all around the infield.
“The biggest thing with Kim is learn­
ing,” commented Gierlak. “She has incredi­
ble bat speed and a knowledge of how quick
the game is. She’s probably a year away, but
will be a solid backup. She will push people
as she gets more comfortable.”

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“Cristin has a great work ethic,” contin­
ued Gierlak. “She has a very good swing, a
strong arm and has made great strides.”
Gierlak can’t wait to write Holly
Hutchison’s name into the linbeup in the
cleanup spot and at first base. A lefty hitter,
she played as a freshman at Geneva College,
earning all-conference and honorable men­
tion All-American honors.
“Holly is probably the best hitter I’ve
seen,” exclaimed Gierlak. “She’s exception­
al. She has a great glove, and a very strong
arm, but the biggest thing is hitting the ball.
She hits the ball hard all the time.”
Sophomores Michele Diminuco and
Amber Goetschius will share the catching
duties. Both struggled at the plate a year
ago, with Goetschius hitting .111 and
Diminuco .103.
“Michele makes up in calling a game
what she lacks in arm strength,” assessed
Gierlak. “She has done a great job with the
younger pitchers. She calls a nice game.
Hitting-wise she has really improved.
Amber has a cannon for an arm and has got­
ten a lot stronger. She has developed a lot
more bat speed.”
Freshmen Leanne Carmichael and
Allison Harned round out the infielders.
Carmichael will be a backup at first base.
She was still recovering from a torn anterior
cruciate ligament suffered as a senior in high
school, and was not cleared until mid-fall.
Harned will serve as a reserve at second.

“Jen is a lefthanded hitter who can run,”
stated Gierlak. “She developed into a good
defensive first baseman, but the outfield is a
more natural position for her.”
Juniors Jen Jones and Erin Leveille and
sophomores Katie Wratten and Lindsay
Zataweski will also see plenty of action.
Jones saw limited action last year, playing in
just 12 games, and moves from second base.
Leveille was the regular left fielder a year
ago, but may also be pressed into service at
catcher. She only hit. 156, but was second
on the team with 14 RBIs while managing
just 14 hits. After redshirting two years ago,
Wratten hit .262 while starting 34 games last
year. Zataweski hit .156 in 32 at bats.
“Jen has very good athletic ability and
has made a great adjustment from the infield
to the outfield,” commented Gierlak. “THe
more she plays, the more comfortable she’ll
be. Erin has great athletic ability and is a
very versatile player. There’s no limit with
her. Katie is one of the best athletes I’ve
ever coached. She struggled at times with
the bat last year, but has made adjustments.
As a freshman Lindsay was up and down,
but she came up big in some games. She
will push for a starting job.”

OUTFIELDERS
Junior Tara Frantz enters her third year
as the starting center fielder. She was a first
team All-PSAC West selection and also an
All-Region choice. She boosted her average
to a team-leading .303 with a team-leading
36 hits, 7 doubles and 8 stolen bases.
“Tara is a leader on the field,” Gierlak
pointed out. “:She runs extremely well and
gets a good jump on the ball. She is hitting
the ball harder and longer this year.”
The rest of the outfield is up in the air,
but Gierlak feels good about the talent.
Junior Jen Ronald will likely see plenty of
time despite hitting .216. Ronald led the
Scots with 3 triples and drove in 11 runs.
She played outfield as a freshman, then did a
solid job at first base last year.

After playing first base a year ago,
Jen Ronald moves back to the outfield.

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Fighting Scots Profiies

2004 Roster
No. Name

Pos.

Ht.

Yr.

B/T

Hometown/High School

35
7

Leanne Carmichael
Basil Davis

IB
2B

5-8
5-2

R/R
R/R

Fr.
So.

6
18
13
21
4

Kristi Diminuco
Michele Diminuco
Kim Fleissner
Tara Frantz
Amber Goetschius

2B
C
P
OF
C

5-4
5-3
5-5
5-3
5-5

R/R
R/R
R/R
S/R
R/R

Fr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
So.

36

Cristin Grzegorzewski 2B/
3B/SS
Allison Hamed
INF
Holly Hutchison
IB
Jen Jones
OF
Samantha Krupp
•P
Kim Kurchev
P
Erin Leveille
OF
Jess Lindamood
P
Andrea Palmieri
3B
Jen Ronald
OF/IB
Courtney Shewak
SS
Katie Wratten
OF
Lindsay Zataweski
OF

5-3

R/R

Fr.

Pinehurst, MA/Billerica Memorial
West Decatur, PA/PhilipsburgOsceola
Albion, NY/Albion
Albion, NY/Albion
Greensburg, PA/Hempfield
Bellefonte, PA/Bellefonte
Erie, PA/Northwest Pennsylvania
Collegiate Academy
Fredonia, NY/Fredonia

5-7
5-8
5-6
5-3
5-4
5-9
5-8
5-0
5-5
5-7
5-4
5-9

R/R
L/L
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
R/R
L/L
R/R
L/R
R/R

Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
So.

Union City, PA/Union City
Ellwood City, PA/Lincoln
Warren, PA/Warren
Bellevue, OH/Bellevue
Mogadore,OH/Mogadore
Guelph, ONT/St. James
Hartville, OH/Lake
Binghamton, NY/Chenango
Guelph, ONT/Centennial CVI
New Brighton, PA/New Brighton
Earlville, NY/Sherbume-Earlville
Bethel Park, PA/Bethel Park

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41
2
14
5
10
11
23
12
22
24
9

Head Coach: Dan Gierlak

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Courtney Shewak
Shortstop
5T ♦ Senior
Now Brighton. PA
New Brighton HS

Former transfer from
Bloomsburg who enters her third year as a
Fighting Scot... can play either shortstop or
second base, but will likely start at short for
the second straight year ... strong offenisve
player with a good glove as well ... intelli­
gent player who knows the game well and
plays with intensity ... 2003: Finished as
second-leading hitter with .293 average,
Starting in all but one contest... led Scots
with 15 RBIs and was a perfect 12-for-12 on
stolen bases ... also displayed power with
three doubles and a home run ... tied for sec­
ond on team with 13 runs ... had a solid .897
fielding percentage at shortstop ... had seven
multiple-hit games, including a 3-for-4 out­
ing at Slippery Rock ... 2002: Led the team
with a .298 average, also scoring a team­
leading 12 runs ... had four doubles and a
home run, that coming against Lock Haven
... had four multiple-hit games, and drove in
three runs in an earlier game with Clarion ...
AT BLOOMSBURG: Saw limited action for a
Huskies team which went 49-12 in 2000 ...
played in 11 games, going 2-for-8 with 3
RBIs and 3 walks ... HIGH SCHOOL: Threesport standout at New Brighton High School,
competing in softball, tennis and basketball
... was the 1999 Beaver County Times
Athlete of the Year and received a Special
Recognition Award from the Beaver County
Sports Hall of Fame ... a 1999 Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette Top 8 All-Star selection and a
Section 4 AAA/AA honorable mention
choice at shortstop from 1997-99 ... took
third place in the Section in singles and dou­
bles in 1998, and a WPIAL singles qualifier
that year ... PERSOHAL: Bom April 13, 1981

... History major with a 3.24 GPA ... minoring in Political Science ... daughter of Cathy
and Edward Shewak.
YEAR

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2002 26
2003 37

R

H RBI 2B 3B HR SB AVG

57
99

12 17
13 29

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15 3 0

CareerGS 156

25 46

21

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1
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12 .293

2 13 ..295

Michele Diminuco
Catcher
Sophoniore
Albion. NY
Albion HS

Will once again share
the catching chores with Amber Goetschius
... doesn’t possess an outstanding arm, but is
an excellent defensive catcher who knows
how to call a game ... will be a key player
with the young pitching staff ... has gotten
stronger and improved as a hitter ... joined
on the team by younger sister Kristi, a fresh­
man infielder ... 2003: Appeared in 23
games, with 18 starts, but hit just .103 ...
drove in one run but walked eight times ...
2002: Played in 10 games, with six starts,
going 2-for-19 ... HIG^H SCHOOL: A standout
in softball, basketball and soccer at Albion
High School... helped softball team win
1999 league championship ... hit .304 as a
junior and .329 as a senior ... was a first
team all-league selection as a senior after
earning second team accolades as a junior ...
was an All-Western New York All-Academic
choice as a senior ... PERSONAL: Born April
16, 1983 ... Health & Physical Education
major with a Spanish minor ... has a 3.21
GPA ... daughter of Dale and Richard
Diminuco ... father played football and base­
ball at Ottawa(KS) University, grandfather
played football at Montclair State, and sister
Kadi runs track at Baldwin-Wallace.

2004 Edinboro University Softball ♦ Page?

fighting Scots Profiies
R

H RBI 2B 3B HR SB AVG

19
29

0
0

2
3

0
1

0
0

0
0

0
0

0 .105
0 .103

Caieer33 48

0

5

1

0

0

0

0 .104

YEAR

G AB

2002 10
2003 23

Fighting Scots Profiles

major with a 3.44 CPA ... daughter of Diana
and Tom Frantz.
YEAR

G AB

2002 31 85
2003 38 119

R

10

Erin Leveille I 23

H RBI 2B 3B HR SB AVG

6 23 11
19 3657

CareerGG 204 25 59

3

3
1

16 10 <4

0
1

Outfield/Catclier
5’9’> Junior
Guelph, BNT
SUamesHS

TiiiiU Base
S’O”^ Junior
Binghamton, NY
Chenango liaBeyHS

Versatile player who
has played second base, catcher and outfield
in the past... expected to see most of her
time in left field or behind the plate this year
... possesses outstanding athletic ability and
head coach Dan Cierlak feels there is no
limit to her potential... 2003: Played in all
38 games, with 36 starts ... only hit .156, but
was very productive, ranking second on the
team with 14 RBIs on just 14 hits, and scor­
ing 13 mns, tied for second on the team ...
walked 11 times ... had one multiple-hit
game, going 2-for-3 with a pair of runs bat­
ted in against Millersville ... 2002: Started
23 games while playing in 25, hitting .182 ...
drove in three mns and stole a pair of bases
... had three multiple-hit games ... HIGH
SCHOOL Attended St. James High School,
starting three years in volleyball and one
year in basketball... picked up her softball
experience while playing for a Canadian
travel team ... was named the 1999 Rookie
of the Year and helped the team win the
1999 and 2001 Provincial Championships
and finish with the bronze medal in the 2001
Canadian Championships ... PERSOHAL
Bom August 3, 1982 ... Psychology major ...
has a 3.43 CPA ... daughter of Barb and
Terry Leveille.

Enters her third season
as the starter at third base ... one of the lead­
ers on the team and a player who possesses a
great work ethic... is maturing as a hitter
after boosting her average over 70 points last
year ... considered by head coach Dan
Cierlak as the best fielding third baseman in
the conference... an outstanding student...
2003: Started all 38 games, hitting .242
with 12 doubles and 11 walks ... had three
doubles, a triple and a homer ... had seven
multiple-hit games ... ended the year with a
streak of 6-for-13 ... hit first career home mn
in season opener against West Liberty ...
2002: Started all 31 games at third base, but
hit just .169 ... had two doubles and led the
Scots with seven sacrifices ... had four multi­
ple-hit games ... started the year in a 3-for28 slump HIGH SCHOOL Four-year starter
at Chenango Valley High School, helping
Warriors to the New York Class B State
Championship as a senior when team went
27-1 ... hit .324 and earned All-Section hon­
ors as a junior and sophomore ... graduated
ninth in her class ... PERSOHAL Bom August
2, 1983 ... Social Work major with a 3.92
CPA ... minoring in Psychology and
Sociology ... daughter of Beth and Anthony
Palmieri.

6 .271
8 .303

1 14 .289

Tara Frantz

lenlones
Outfield

Outfleld
ST ♦Junior
Bellefonte, PA
Beiiefonie HS
One of players the team
is building around as the starting centerfielder and leadoff hitter....... possesses excel­
lent speed and is hitting the ball harder and
longer ... strong defensive outfielder ... head
coach Dan Gierlak feels she is one of the top
outfielders in the PS AC ... 2003: Led team
with a .303 batting average, earning first
team All-PSAC West honors and All-Region
recognition ... started all 38 games, also
leading Scots in at bats (119), hits (36) and
runs (19)... had 7 doubles, a triple and a
home run ... also stole 8 bases and did not
commit an error in 63 chances ... had 12
multiple-hit games, and hit first career home
run against Millersville ... 2002: Hit .271
while starting all but one contest... led the
team in RBIs (11) and tied for the lead in
hits with 23 ... had three doubles and three
triples, along with a team-high six stolen
bases ... had five multiple-hit games, includ­
ing a 3-for-4 effort with a pair of runs batted
in and a triple vs. Slippery Rock ... drove in
three runs against West Virginia Wesleyan ...
HIGH SCHOOL Was a three-time AllMountain League selection while playing at
Bellefonte Area High School... earned Most
Valuable Player and Rookie of the Year hon­
ors during her four years as a starter ... led
the Lady Raiders to a 20-5 record as a senior
... also a starter in volleyball... PERSOHAl:
Bom May 27, 1983 ... Criminal Justice

5'6” ♦ Junior
Warren, PA
Warren HS
Moved to the outfield
after spending time at second base and short­
stop ... a player who great athletic ability and
has made a good adjustment to new position
... part of a group of players in a battle for
playing time in the outfield ... 2003: Saw
limited action, appearing in just 12 games ...
did not have a hit in four at bats, but scored
three runs ... 2002: Played in nine games,
going l-for-5 and scoring four runs ... HIGH
SCHOOL Two-year starter in softball at
Warren Area High School, hitting .375 as a
senior ... was a second team All-Tri County
Athletic Conference selection ... the Dragons
won the TCAC title all four years, along
with two District 10 crowns and finishing as
the PIAA mnnerup once ... PERSOHAL
Bom June 17, 1983 ... Sports Administration
major ... daughter of Shirley and Joseph
Jones.
YEAR

G AB

R

H RBI 2B 3B HR SB AVG

19
4

0
3

2
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0 .105
0 .000

Career22 23

3

2

0

0

0

0

0 .087

2002 10
2003 12

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Andrea Palmieri

YEAR

G AB

2002 25
2003 38

R

H RBI 2B 3B HR SB AVG

66 4 12
90 13 14

3
14

0
0

0
1

0
0

2 .182
2 .156

CareerOS 156 17 26

17

0

1

0

4 .167

YEAR

G AB

2002 31
2003 38

R

H RBI 2B 3B HR SB AVG

4 13
8 23

3
12

2
3

0
1

0
1

0 .169
3 .242

Caieer69 172 12 36

15

5

1

1

3 .205

77
95

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Fighting Scats Profile

12

Jen Ronald I 7

fighting Scots Profiles

Basil Davis

Outfleld/TirstBase
5’5”4 Junior
Guelph, ONT
Centennial CW HS

Second Base
5?>Soplioniore
westBecatnrPA
PhlllpsliurgOsceela HS

Expected to move back
to the outfield after playing first base a year
ago ... did an excellent job at first base, but
began her career in the outfield ... a lefthanded hitter with good speed ... has learned
to slap, bunt, and put the ball in play ...
2003: One of four players to start all 38
games, finishing with a .216 batting average
... drove in 11 runs and showed some pop at
the plate with 5 doubles and 3 triples ...
committed just three errors ... had seven
multiple-hit games, including a 2-for-3 effort
against Lock Haven with 3 RBIs and a triple
... 2002; Played in 19 games in the outfield,
with six starts ... hit .217 with a triple and
two runs batted in ... went 2-for-4 against
Slippery Rock ... HIGH SCHOOL: Pickd up her
softball experience playing on a travel team
in Canada, playing volleyball and badminton
at Centennial C.V.I. High School... helped
softball club to 1999 and 2001 Provincial
Championships, and a third place finish in
the Canadian championships in 2001 ... was
named the Defensive Player of the Year in
1999 PERSOHAL: Bom September 18,
1982 ... Health & Physical Education major
with a minor in History ... has a 3.74 GPA ...
daughter of Lorna and Francis Ronald.

Will likely see plenty of
playing time at second base after starting
most of the year as a freshman ... hit second
a year ago, but will likely move down to the
bottom of the order ... struggled with the bat
a year ago, but showed improvement in the
fall... a very good athlete who has devel­
oped into a solid fielder ... 2003: Hit .186
while playing in 37 games, with 35 starts ...
drove in five runs and stole four bases ... had
three multiple-hit games, including a perfect
3-for-3 effort against Mercyhurst... HIGH
SCHOOL: A three-year starter in softball and
started four years in soccer at PhilipsburgOsceola High School... as a senior, received
the Hustle Award, the Outstanding Defense
Award, the Senior All-Star Award, and was a
first team all-star in softball... PERSOHAL:
Born December 11, 1983 ... Speech &
Hearing Disorders major ... daughter of
Melanie and Mark Davis.

YEAR

G AR

R

H RRI 2R 3G HR SR AVG

6 5
5 22

2
11

0
5

1
3

0
0

1 .217
3 .216

Careers? 125 11 27

13

5

4

0

4 .216

2002 19 23
2003 38 102

YEAR

G AG

2003 37 102

13

R

H RRI 2R 3R HR SR AVG

8 19

5

0

0

0

4 .186

Kim Fleissner
Pitcher
5’5’>Sonhomoie
Greensburg, PA
Hnmpflelil HS

Only pitcher with expe­
rience returning ... pitched in some big

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games last year ... has gotten stronger this
year and is using her legs more ... in addi­
tion, she has a better understand of how to
pitch ... throws a lot of different pitches with
movement... has worked on location and
changing speeds ... can throw hard ... 2003:
Finished with a 3-6 record and a 3.99 ERA
... made nine starts with two complete games
... in 47 1/3 innings, gave up 63 hits and 24
walsk while striking out 24 ... best game of
the year was a one-hitter against Mercyhurst,
striking out a season-high 6 in an 8-0 six
inning win ... was named the PS AC Pitcher
of the Week for her effort against the Lakers
... allowed just one earned run and five hits
in a 4-2 win over Lock Haven, throwing six
innings ... HIGH SCHOOL: Started just one
season for Hempfield High School, but was
a Pittsburgh Post Gazette All-Star as a senior
... PERSOHAL: Bom March 30, 1983 ...
Health & Physical Education major with a
minor in Athletic Coaching ... daughter of
Ellen and Alan Fleissner.
YEAR W

L ERA G GS CG

2003

6 3.99 15

3

9

IP

2 47.1

H RR SO
63

24 24

Amber Goetschlus
Catcher
5’5’> Sophomora
Erie, PA
NordiwestPa
CoHeglaie Academy
Will likely share time
behind the plate once again with Michele
Diminuco ... possesses an outstanding arm ...
stronger this year and has developed more
bat speed ... 2003: Played in 21 games, with
18 starts ... hit .111 with a double and an
RBI... drove in a mn with a double against
West Liberty ... HIGH SCHOOL: Attended the
Northwest Pa. Collegiate Academy, and
played softball and soccer at Strong Vincent
High School... was a four-year starter in
soccer and a three-year regular in softball...

earned second team All-Metro honors in
softball as a senior and helped team qualify
for District 10 playoffs ... PERSOHAL: Born
March 14, 1984 ... Elementary
Education/Special Education major with a
3.59 GPA ... daughter of Judith and Paul
Goetschius.
YEAR

G AG

2003 21

36

R

H RRI 20 3R HR SR AVG

1

4

1

1

0

0

1

.111

Holly Hutchison
First Base
5’8’> Sophomora
Ellwood City, PA
Uncoln HS
Talented transfer from
Geneva College who is expected to bolster
the offense while starting at first base ...
coach Dan Gierlak considers her the best hit­
ter he’s seen ... hits the ball hard all the time
... also a solid fielder at first base with a
strong arm... ATGEHEVA: Earned honorable
mention All-American MidEast Conference
honors as a freshman and was named to the
AMC All-Freshman Team ... hit .354 while
starting 48 games as the Golden Tornadoes
went 42-12 ... drove in 25 runs and had 13
doubles and 3 triples ... HIGH SCHOOL: A
four year starter at Lincoln High School,
earning first team All-Section accolades as a
senior and second team as a junior ... PER­
SOHAL: Born August 26, 1984 ... History
major ... daughter of Christine and Dale
Hutchison.

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fighting Scots Profiles

Samantha Krupp
Pitcher
5’3’> Sophomore
Bellevue, OH
Bellevue HS
Saw limited time last
year due to illness ... one of the hardest
throwing pitchers on the team ... working to
develop more consistency ... has good move­
ment on the ball and is very coachable ...
2003: Appeared in three games in a relief
role, finishing with a 10.50 ERA ... in 5 1/3
innings, gave up 11 hits .and two walks with
one strikeout... HIGH SCHOOL: Started for
three years in softball at Bellevue High
School, and earned two letters in cross coun­
try ... was named team MVP as a senior ...
helped team to conference championships as
a junior and senior ... PERSOHAL: Born June
21, 1983 ... Special Education major ...
daughter of Joyce and Donald Krupp.
YEAR W L
2003

24

ERA G GS CG

0 0 10.50

3

0

0

games ... drove in nine runs, and had 4 dou­
bles and a home run ... had three multiple-hit
games, including a 3-for-4 effort with 4
RBIs against Millersville ... had a double
and homer vs. the Marauders ... also had
three hits against Lock Haven ... HIGH
SCHOOL: Was a four-year starter in both softball and soccer at Sherburne-Earlville High
School... earned a total of nine letters,
including one in basketball... was named the
softball MVP as a sophomore and senior ... a
first team all-conference selection her final
two years ... hit .482 as a senior ... was also
a first team all-conference choice in soccer
... PERSOHAL: Bom May 6, 1982 ... Sports
Administration major ... daughter of Joyce
and Dana Wratten.
YEAR

G AS

2003 36

R

H RRI 2R 3S HR SR AVG

84 12 22

11

2

Outfield
5'4’> Sophomore
Earlville,NY
SherburneEarlvilloHS
In third year in the pro­
gram after redshirting in 2002 ... described
by head coach Dan Gierlak as one of best
athletes he’s ever coached ... Gierlak feels
there’s no limit to what she can accomplish
2003: Finished as third-leading hitter on
team with a .262 average while starting 34

1

1

.262

Outfield
S’O”^ Sophomore
Bethel Park, PA
Bethel Park HS

1

Katie Wrattep

940

LiPdsaiiZataweski

GR SO

IP
5.1

figbting Scots Profiles

Will battle for plating
time in the outfield ... was up-and-down as a
freshman but has displayed an improved bat
this year ... a gap-type hitter ... 2003: Played
in 21 games, with 11 starts ... hit .156 with
an RBI and 3 doubles ... stole two bases ...
finished the year in a O-for-9 skid ... had two
multiple-hit games ... HIGH SCHOOL: Was a
three-year starter at Bethel Park High School
... PERSOHAL: Bom November 15, 1982 ...
Criminal Justice major ... daughter of
Christine and John Zataweski.
YEAR

G AS

2003 21

32

R

H RSI 2G 3R HR SR AVG

1

5

1

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3

0

0

35

LeappeCaripichaell 27
First Base
5’8” ♦ Freshman
PinehursUllA
Billerica
Memorial HS

i

Allison Harped
Infield
5T ♦ Freshman
nnionCity,PA
Bnlon City HS

Kristi Dliplppco I 5
Second Base
5’4” ♦ Freshman
AlhionHY
Athlon HS

36 CristinGrzegoizewski
Infield
ST ♦ Freshman
Fredonla, HY
Fredonia HS

n

KiPiKprchev
Pitcher
5’4’> Freshman
Mogadnre.BH
Mogadore HS

11

JessLindaiPood
Pitcher
5’8” ♦ Freshmau
Hartville, OH
lake HS

2 .156

2004 Edlnboro University Softball ♦ Page 13

2003 final Statistics
HiniNG
38 HR

AVG

SB/A

SLG

.303
.293
.262
.242
.223
.216
.186
.156
.156
.111
.103
.083
.000

8-8
12-12
1-1
3-3
6-8
3-4
4-7
2-4
2-4
1-1
1-1
0-0
0-0

.403
.354
.345
.326
.259
.324
.186
.178
.178
.139
.139
.083
.000

H R6I 28

G/GS

AB

R

Frantz
Shewak
Wratten
Palmieri
Mucciarone
Ronald
Davis
Zataweski
Leveille
Goetschius
Diminuco
Kennedy
Jones

38-38
37-37
36-34
38-38
38-38
38-38
37-35
21-11
38-36
21-18
23-18
7-5
12-1

119
99
84
95
112
102
102
32
90
36
36
12
4

19
13
12
8
12
5
8
1
13
1
1
0
3

7
3
4
3
2
5
0
3
0
1
0
0
0

1
0
0
1
1
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0

1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

TOTALS
OPP.

38/38 916 95 203 81 28
38/38 1002 166 271 129 46

7
9

4
13

Player

36
29
22
23
25
22
19
5
14
4
4
1
0

5
15
9
12
5
11
5
1
14
1
1
2
0

2003 Results
SO 88 HP S
23
18
23
22
17
22
23
13
13
13
9
4
1

8
12
8
11
8
7
5
11
11
2
8
0
1

2
0
0
2
3
1
1
2
2
0
0
1
0

5
3
9
1
2
7
4
2
9
0
5
0
0

.357
.363
.323
.330
.293
.273
.231
.260
.260
.158
.297
.143
.200

.222 42-50 .281 198 83 12 47 .293
.270 41-48 .373 138 69 7 35 .320

Frantz
Krupp
Ronald
Diminuco
Kennedy
Nimelli
Goetschius
Wratten
Leveille

PO

A

E

DP

FLD%

60
0
266
63
4
5
72
34
43

3
2
10
11
19
16
6
1
4

0
0
3
3
1
1
4
2
3

0
0
9
1
0
0
0
0
1

1.000
1.000
.989
.961
.958
.955
.951
.946
.940

Date

Opponent

W/L

Score

Pitcher Of Record

March 8

vs. West Liberty
vs. West Virginia Wesleyan
vs. Presbyterian
vs. Catawba College
at Francis Marion
at Francis Marion
at Armstrong Atlantic
at Armstrong Atlantic
at UNC - Pembroke
at UNC - Pembroke
vs. Millersville
vs. Shippensburg
vs. Millersville
at Shippensburg
MERCYHURST
MERCYHURST
at Clarion *
at Clarion *
at Slippery Rock *
at Slippery Rock *
at Lock Haven *
at Lock Haven *
at Indiana (Pa.) *
at Indiana (Pa.) *
at California (Pa.) *
at California (Pa.) *
GANNON
GANNON
SLIPPERY ROCK *
SLIPPERY ROCK *
CLARION*
CLARION *
INDIANA (PA) *
INDIANA (PA) *
vs. Lock Haven *
vs. Lock Haven *
CALIFORNIA (PA) *
CALIFORNIA (PA) *

L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L

2-5
0-13
2-1
4-3
0-8
0-8
0-1
0-10
3-2
1-0
12-4
2-4
4-0
2-13
3-2
8-0
0-2
3-6
2-0
5-4
5-0
4-2
0-1
1-3
1-3
1-10
0-1
4-3
3-1
1-5
3-6
4-2
0-1
2-7
3-2
5-14
4-7
1-12

Nimelli (0-1)
Fleissner (0-1)
Kennedy (1-0)
Fleissner (1-1)
Kennedy (1-2)
Nimelli (0-2)
Kennedy (3-1)
Fleissner (1-2)
Kennedy (2-3)
Nimelli (1-2)
Nimelli (2-2)
Nimelli (2-3)
Nimelli (3-3)
Fleissner (1-2)
Nimelli (4-3)
Fleissner (2-3)
Nimelli (4-4)
Kennedy (2-3)
Nimelli (5-4)
Kennedy (5-2)
Nimelli (6-4)
Fleissner (3-3)
Nimelli (6-5)
Fleissner (3-4)
Nimelli (6-6)
Kennedy (5-3)
Kennedy (4-4)
Nimelli (6-7)
Nimelli (7-7)
Kennedy (4-5)
Nimelli (7-8)
Kennedy (5-5)
Nimelli (7-9)
Kennedy (5-6)
Kennedy (6-6)
Fleissner (3-5)
Kennedy (6-7)
Fleissner (3-6)

March 9
March 10
March 11
March 13
March 22
March 23

FIEIDING
Name

HNAl RECORD: 16-22
PSAC West: 7-13

OB

21
33
47
88
1
3
1

8
88
57
78
12
1
0

2
13
12
23
2
1
1

0
2
3
10
0
1
0

.935
.903
.897
.878
.867
.800
.500

741
752

316
323

71
51

12
6

.937
.955

Davis
Palmieri
Shewak
Mucciarone
Fleissner
Zataweski
Jones

TOTALS
OPPONENT

March 27
April 2
April 3
April 6
April 9
April 13

PITCHING
CG S SHO

W-L

ERA

IP

H

R

ER

80

SO HP WP

April 15

Nimelli
Kennedy
Fleissner
Krupp

7-9
6-7
3-6
0-0

1.46
2.99
3.99
10.50

18/15
18/14
15/9
3/0

13
8
2
0

2
0
0
0

4
0
1
0

100.2
93.2
47.1
5.1

87
110
63
11

32
63
62
9

21
40
27
8

22
21
24
2

69
44
24
1

0
8
8
3

April 16

TOTALS
OPPONENT

16-22
22-16

2.72
1.68

38/38
38/38

23
30

2
1

5
9

247.0 271 166
250.2 203 95

96
60

69 138
83 198

7 19
12 20

April 24

Name

G/GS

4
1
1
1

April 18

April 25
April 27

HOME GAMES IN CAPS
*PSAC Western Division

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Pennsylvania Stale ftitileiic Centerence

PennsylvaBla State AUileUc Conference
Edinboro All-PSAC Performers

Final 2003 PSAC Softball Standings
Western Division

PSAC

Pet.

California (Pa.)
Indiana (Pa.)
Clarion
Lock Haven
Edinboro
Slippery Rock

17-3
15-5
10-10
8-12
7-13
3-17

.850
.750
.500
.400
.350
.150

Eastern Division

PSAC

Bloomsburg
Shippensburg '‘■
Kutztown
Mansfield
West Chester
East Stroudsburg
Millersville

20-4
17-7
14-10
11-13
9-15
8-16
5-19

Overaii
28-8
25-18
16-20-1
13-21
16-22
10-26

Pet.
.778
.581
.446
.382
.421
.278

Pet.

Overaii

Pet.

.833
.708
.583
.458
.375
.333
.208

36-13
37-14
23-18
20-18
23-19
10-26
12-24

.735
.725
.561
.526
.523
.278
.333

2003

First Team
SeconaTeam

2003 All-PSAC West

IB: Becky Mezyk, California (Pa.)
2B: Lynnette Murray, Lock Haven
3B: Lauren Lyle, Indiana (Pa.)
SS: Gabrielle Rendon, California (Pa.)
C: Jennifer Doty, California (Pa.)
OF: Tara Frantz, Edinboro
OF: Lynn Spiezio, Lock Haven
OF: Erica Templin, Indiana (Pa.)
OP: Amanda Sheets, Lock Haven
UTIL Amber Riegel, California (Pa.)
P: Amber Riegel, California (Pa.)

IB: Julia Mayer, Indiana (Pa.)
2B: Missy McLaughlin, Indiana (Pa.)
3B: Kimmie Miller, California (Pa.)
SS: Rikki Snyder, Indiana (Pa.)
C: Sarah White, Indiana (Pa.)
OF: Shannon Tagliaferri, Slippery Rock
OF: Debbie Tedesco, California (Pa.)
OF: Julie Wallace, California (Pa.)
OP: Beth Rebholz, Slippery Rock
UTIL: Jodie Swavely, Indiana (Pa.)
P: Becky Mezyk, California (Pa.)

First Team

April Shannon, Clarion

SecottiTeam

2001

Mariana Mucciarone (IB)
April Hurd (OF)
Natalie Kostelansky (Util)
Brianne Taylor (P)

First Team
SecenaTeam
First Team
SecenaTeam

2000

First Team
SecenaTeam

First Team
SecenaTeam

* PSAC Tournament Champions

2003 All-PSAC West

Tara Frantz (OF)

Reekie eitiie Year
First Team
Secena Team

Brandy Henderson (IB)
Brianne Taylor (P)
Stormy Alexander (3B)
April Hurd (OF)
Suzanne Nimelli (P)

1999

Stormy Alexander (3B)
Brandy Henderson (IB)
Lisa Blackhurst (SS)
Suzanne Nimelli (P)
Brianne Taylor (P)

1998

April Hurd (cf)
April Hurd (CF)
Suzanne Nimelli (P)
Brianne Taylor (P)
Michelle Mosberger (SS)

First Team
SecenaTeam
First Team

First Team

1997

Keri Criscione (DH)
Stormy Alexander (Util)
Leigh McMahon (C)

1996

Heather Clark (OF)
Kristin Neuburger (2B)
Diana Holder (3B)
Amy Burlingame (Util)
Leigh McMahon (C)

1995

Heather Clark (C)
Diana Holder (2B)

1994

Kristin Neuberger (2B)
Andrea Williams (OF)
Terri Spaulding (DP)
Diana Holder (Util)

1993

Terri Spaulding (DP)
Heather Heist (OF)

Jodie Swavely, Indiana (Pa.)

Athlete Of the Year:
Amber Riegel, California

Bookie Of the Year:
April Shannon, Clarion

Coach Of the Year:
Sue Snyder, lUP

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Stormy Alexander

Brianne Taylor

2004 Edinhoro University
Softball Schedule
Date

Opponent

Place

March 5

at Methodist Early Bird Tourn.
vs. Emory & Henry
vs. North Carolina Wesleyan
vs. York
at Methodist Early Bird Toum.
at Coker College (2)
at Fayetteville State
at Francis Marion Invitational
vs. Bluefield State
at Francis Marion Invitational
vs. University of Charleston
vs. West Liberty
at Francis Marion Invitational
vs. Armstrong Atlantic State
vs. Wheeling Jesuit
at Mid East Challenge
vs. Glenville State
at Mid East Challenge
vs. Ashland
vs. West Liberty State
vs. Glenville State
at Mid East Challenge
vs. Saginaw Valley State
vs. Bluefield State
at Lock Haven (2)*
LOCK HAVEN (2)*
SLIPPERY ROCK (2)*
at Slippery Rock (2)*
SAGINAW VALLEY ST. (2)
CLARION (2)*
at Clarion (2)*
at Gannon (2)
at Indiana(Pa.) (2)*
INDIANA(PA) (2)*
at Mercyhurst (2)
at California(Pa.) (2)*
CALIFORNTA(PA) (2)*
at PSAC Championships

Fayetteville, NC

March 6
March 7
March 9
March 12
March 13
March 14
March 19
March 20

March 21
March 26
March 27
April 2
April 3
April 4
April 9
April 10
April 12
April 16
April 17
April 20
April 23
April 24
April 29
to May 2

Time
10:00 a.m.
12:00 noon
4:00 P .m.

Fayetteville, NC
Hartsville, SC
2:00 P .m.
Fayetteville, NC 4:00 P .m.
Florence, SC
7:00 P .m.
Florence, SC
3:00 P ,m.
7:00 P .m.
Florence, SC
10:00 a..m.
2:00 P .m.
Wheeling, WV
5:00 P ,m.
Wheeling, WV
2:15 P m.
4:00 P .m.
5:45 P ,m.
Wheeling, WV
9:00 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
Lock Haven, PA 3:00 P'm.
1:00 P'm.
Edinboro, PA
Edinboro, PA
3:00 P-m.
Slippery Rock, PA. 1:00 P- m.
Edinboro, PA
1:00 P-m.
Edinboro, PA
3:00 P- m.
Clarion, PA
1:00 P-m.
Erie, PA
3:00 P- m.
Indiana, PA
3:00 P- m.
Edinboro, PA
1:00 P- m.
3:00 P-m.
Erie, PA
California, PA
3:00 P- m.
1:00 P-m.
Edinboro, PA
West Division
TBA

HEAD COACH: Dan Gierlak
* Denotes Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Western Division game