Greetiiigs from the President

Head. Coacli Dan Gierlak.

Dear Family, Friends and Fans cfdie Fighting Scots:
As we engage upon tiie 2005-2006 academic year at Edinboro University,
we look back until deep pride at one cf die most successful years in tiiehistorycf
Edinboro athletics. Much cftiie success cfour men's and women's athletic teams
is due to your loycd support cfour sdiolar-athletes in basketball, cross country,
fbotixill, soccer, sqftixdl, swimming, track, volleyball, and wrestling, as uxU as
wheelchair basketball and otiier active sports.
The long legacy cfEdinboro athletics will be one cftiie highlights celebrat­
ed during the University's Sesquicentennud in 2006-2007. As we prepare to cel­
ebrate the University's 150th anniversary, we are guided by tiie vision cf
"Building a prosperousfuture throu^ academic excellence and civility." Our
atidetes' dedication to education, discipline, and sportsmanship tiiat are at the
heart cfEdinboro atiiletics uM serve them well as tiiey pursue tiieir dreams beyond tiie playingfields cftiieir
alma mater. Their success in competitive endeavors uM contribute to the cfuality oflife on our campus and
throughout tiie communities ofnortirwestem Pennsylvania.
Fans of tiie Fighting Scots are always welcome at Edinboro University and I lookforward to greeting
you at our many atiiletic, cultural and arts presentations. Please visit our campus as cften as possible..
Go Scots!

President
Governor ofPennsylvania

Edward G. Rendell
Pennsylvanm State Sysrtem of
Hitler Education

Dr. Judy G. Hample, Chancellor
Board ofGovernors

Mr. Kim E. Lyttle, Acting Chair
Nfc C R "Chuck" Pennoni,
\^ce Chair
The Honorable Matthew E. Baker
The Honorable Francis V. Barnes
Mr. Jude C Butch
Mr. Mark E. Collins, Jr.
Ms. Marie Conley Lammando
Nfc Paul S. Dlugoledd
Mr. Daniel P. Elby
The Honorable Michael K. Hanna
Mr. David P. Holveck
The Honorable Vincent J. Hughes
Kenneth M. Jaiin, Esq.
Mr. Guido
Pichini
The Honorable James J. Rhoades
Ms. Christine J. Toretti Olson
Mr. Aaron A Walton
There are currendy bvo vacancies on
die Board cfGovernors.

Edinboro UiuversHy of
Pennsylvania Council of
Trustees

Harry K. Thomas, E^, Chair
Mr. Benedict J. Miceli, vTce Chair
Mr Harold C Shields, Secretary
E>r. Raymond L. Dorriwowski
The Honorable John R Evans
Mr. John E. Horan
Mr. C Richard Johnston
Sr. Catherine M. Manning
Mrs. \^rginia L. McGarv^
Mr. John A. Pulice
Dr. Judy G. Hample, Chancellor
(ex omdo)
There is currently one vacancy
President’s Executive Council

Dr. Richard Arnold, Associate to
the President for ^uity. Special
Programs and Staff Development
Dr. R Scott Baldwin, Dean of
Education
Dr. Pearl Bartelt, Provost and \^ce
President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Mary Margaret Bevevino,
Dean of Graduate Studies and
Research
Ms. Janet Dean, University
Ornbudsperson and Associate
\Tce President for Human
Resources and Faculty Relations

Dr. Donald Dilmore, Associate
\^ce President for University
Libraries
Dr. Jerry Kiel, \Tce President for
Student Affairs and Student
Success
Dr. Andrew Lawloi; Associate
\^ce President for Technology
and Communications
I>. Michael Mogavero, \^oe
President for Enrollment
Services and University
Planning
Mr. Brian Pitzei; EMrector of
Public Relations
Dr. Eric Randall, Dean of Sdence,
Management and Technology
Mr. Kal^ Sablo, Dean of Student
Life
Mr. James Sheehan, \Tce
Prudent for Finance and
Administration
Ms. Emily Sinsabaugh, Executive
to the President for University
Communications and
Administrative Initiatives
Dr. Terry Smith, Dean of Liberal
Arts
Mr. Bmce Whitehair, Vice
President for Development
and Marketing

Dan Gierlak enters his seventeenth
season at the helm of the Edinboro
University softball program.
Gierlak guided Edinboro to the
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference
playoffs 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
2(XB. After going 7-24 in 2002 and 9-28 in
2001 the Fighting Scots finished with a 1622 ledger. Last year's team, featuring plen­
ty of youth, was 10-19-1. 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 PSAC West, the
most conference victories with Gierlak in
charge. Two of the PSAC wins came
against perennial power Califomia(Pa.).
Gierlak began his coaching career in
football before concentrating on softball.

He coached the Edinboro softball team
from 1989-94, then after a one-year hiatus
in 1995 to focus solely on his duties as an
assistant on former head coach Tom
HoUman'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 assis­
tant football coach at Edinboro for nine
seasons. He was responsible 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 AU-PSAC offensive line­
man and a member of the 1998 CFL 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 (15), Daniel Jr. (Joey) (12) and Lauren
(8). Amy is a former Nancy Acker Award
winner, recognized as the top senior
female athlete at Edinboro in 1989.

Gierlak’s Record at Ediiikoro
V^ear
19S9
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1996
1997

0\erall
18-11
14-19-1
11-23
6-16
13-20
21-10
19-19

PSAC
3-3
6-4
2-8
2-8
5-5
6-4
9-11
7-13

Pci.
.621
.426
.324
.273
.394
.677
.500
.476

E^dinboro University SoftbaU 2006

Year
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
16 Years

0\erall
15-24
20-22-1
21-15
9-28
7-24
16-22
8-28
10-19-1

PSAC
9-11
11-9
14-6
5-15
3-15
7-13
3-17
2-16-1
96-160-1

Pet.
.385
.478
.583
.243
.226
.421
..345
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Youthftil Talent Expected to Play
Leadersliip Role in 2006

.A.

year ago, Edinboro University
softball coach Dan Gierlak relied on his
upperclassmen to provide leadership to a
squad which featured 11 freshmea This
season he again asks for leadership, but
ironically enough, he will ask his hushmen to lead a team which went 10-19-1
overall, 2-16-1 in the PSAC West.
Gierlak will once again showcase a
youthful team, with seven freshmen and
five sophomores. Many of the youngsters
will play key roles.
The Fitting Scots must replace twothirds of their starting outfield as well as
the middle infielders and both comers.
Perhaps the biggest blow to the squad is
the loss of senior Holly Hutchison. The
starting first baseman suffered a back
injiuy last season and will not return for
her senior season. Hutchison led the team
in RBIs and home runs the past two sea­
sons and has been the catalyst on offense.
"You can't take a Holly out of the
order," Gierlak related. "Holly has been
our leader. She can play any spot. She's
left-handed, swings the bat well, works
hard. To take somebody like that out is
going to hurt you down the road. We'll
just have to adjust and go from there."
Hutchison hit .277 a year ago and
despite playing in just 17 contests, led the
Fighting Scots with 10 RBIs. The former
Geneva College transfer hit .317 in her first
season at Edinboro.
Despite the loss of Hutchison, Gierlak
is optimistic about this year's squad.
Offensively, Gierlak says that his team
must adapt to the higher level of pitching
if they want to stay competitive.
Additionally, the squad will have to
play small ball. "We can't rely on Holly to
come in and get the hit now," Gierlak stat­
ed. "We are going to have to use all nine
players and manufacture runs. Slapping,
hitting and running, we are going to have
to gamble a little bit more. One of otu
go^ is to score one run an inning. Take
Holly out and that's a lot of RBIs in there."

Edinboro University SoftbaU 2006

Defensively, he says the team will
rely on a more experienced pitching staff
which features depth and several different
looks.
"I think they will keep us in games
and we can use our depth to throw a lot of
different things at people," Gierlak noted.
In addition to pitching duties, many on
the staff will see action in the outfield and
infield on an everyday basis.
While pitching wiQ be the primary
strength of the squad, Gierlak calls atten­
tion to the freshmen duo of shortstop
Katelyn Gurgiolo and second baseman
Dana Webb.
"I think one of the strengths will be
our middle infielders, even mough they
are freshmen," Gierlak remarked. "You
hate to say that the strength of your team
will be fr^hmen, but I honestiy believe
that, and in the fall watching ^em, the
strength was those two. They are out­
standing."
Gierlak was particularly
impressed with the athleticism the two
bring to the team.
Admittedly, Gierlak has reservations
about asking fi^hmen to become impact
players although he feels this group of
freshmen has that ability.
"Getting these freshmen to compete
at this level will be the hardest thing, but
they competed well in the fall. I think the
attitudes have been great and this team
has pushed themselves really hard."
But with so much emphasis placed
on the need for the freshmen to perform
immediately, Gierlak is quick to point out
that the upperclassmen ^o have a role to
play. "They all need to step forward, per­
form, and become leaders, especially
those seniors," Gierlak stressed.
The Fighting Scots begin their season
with the annual trip south, heading once
again to Ft. Myers,
and then come home
to a grueling schedule that offers Edinboro
only five home doubleheaders.
"I think the last couple of years we
played well early and then we got back
home and didn't play as well early in the

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conference as I thought we could have,"
related Gierlak. "Throughout the course
of the season, playing well the entire year
is what will separate this team from oth­
ers. We've got to continue to finish it and
play at the Wghest level all the time."

Gierlak likes what he sees in this
year's pitching staff. Five pitchers who
saw considerably action last season return,
with sophomores Vanessa Rose and Mary
Lynn Arlotta turning in impressive perfor­
mances during their freshmen campaigns.
The depffi of the staff is one of the
greatest strengths of this year's squad, but
Gierlak is still waiting for an ace to
emerge. "I think the biggest thing with
oiu pitchers right now is that we need to
have a couple of them step up and want
the ball," Gierlak emphasi2ed. "Someone's
got to step forward and become the num­
ber one, and out of this group, I think there
is plenty of talent to do that."
The lone senior on the staff is Kim
Fleissner. As a sophomore, she threw 62
1/3 innings with a 2.92 ERA but could not
match those numbers last season, tossing
only 13 1/3 innings in eight appearances.
She went 0-1 with a 10.50 ERA.
"Kim has the ability to be very good
when she's on," Gierlak noted. "But her role
this year will be to throw in certain situations
and work primarily as the designated hitter.
She can hit the ball well and for power."
Juniors Kim Kurchev and Jessica
Lindamood are both coming off solid
sophomore seasons. Kiurhev htuled 52
1/3 innings and posted a 3.88 ERA, both
second-best on the team behind Rose.
Kurchev was 2-5 on the season, but
showed great improvement at the close of
the season in complete games against
Gannon and Lock Haven.
"I think she's learned to become a
pitcher and not a thrower," Gierlak
remarked. "And she throws a great
knuckleball that can really make you look
bad."
Lindamood pitched a team-high 69
2/3 innings dming her freshman year but

last season tossed only 24 1/3 innings,
going 0-4 with a 6.04 ERA.
"She's a junior who has at times
thrown the ball extremely well," Gierlak
noted. "The last couple of years she start­
ed out great and then she hurt her arm a
little and she just wasn't able to finish as
strong. We just have to keep Jess healthy."
Like Kurchev, Lindamood relies on
the junk, using the change-up as her "out"
pitdi. Lindamood has also become a
dominant hitter in the Fighting Scots line­
up, hitting .271 and knocking in 5 runs.
V^en not pitching, she has the ability to
be an everyday player at either first base
or right field.
Rose and Arlotta enter their sopho­
more campaigns full of potential after
notable freshmen seasons. Rose went 6-6,
four more wins than any other pitcher on
the staff, and tossed a team-high 70
innings. The left-hander posted the lowest
ERA on the team at 3.60 and struck out a
team-high 64 batters in 11 appearances.
"Her ball moves more than I've ever
seen," related Gierlak. "Everything she
throws moves. Her main pitch is just
movement, in and out. We are worl^g
hard on the rise ball though."
Rose fanned 10 batters against Lock
Haven, and then the following day struck
out nine batters to close the season against
Slippery Rock.
"Look at Vanessa
at the end of the
year and how she
threw," Gierlak
noted. "She has
the ability to be a
dominating play­
er in the confer­
ence."
Arlotta saw
limited action her
first year, but was
able to record a 23 record in 261/3
innings. "Mary
Lynn can be a
very dominating
pitcher
with
focus,"
Gierlak
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2006
emphasized. "She can throw it by you, but
she has to learn to become a pitdier and
not just throw it by you. She's working
very, very hard on that."
Two newcomers figure to bolster the
pitching staff. Senior Chrissy Durkee, a
local standout for Meadville High School,
is in her senior year academically. She
came to Edinboro three years ago and
decided not to play before coming out this
ear. "At the time, I thought she was the
ye
beiSt player m District 10," Gierlak noted.
"I am impressed with her. She's been
working very hard and can really make
the ball move. I'm anxious to see her."
Freshman Chelsea Bosak is raw and
will need time to develop.

Iirfielders
Yoimg and inexperienced is the
theme of file Edinboro infield. Gone are
foiur-year starter Andrea Palmieri at third
base, Hutchison, plus shortstop Kristi
Diminuco and second baseman Basil
Davis.
The lone veteran in the infielder is
Leanne Carmichael. The junior is a versa­
tile player who has played first base and
catcher for the Fighting Scots. She will
now make the move to the hot comer to
replace Palmieri.
Carmichael started
28 games for
Edinboro
last
season and is
expected
to
make
a
big
impact this sea­
son.
"She's going
to be very valu­
able to us wher­
ever she plays,"
Gierlak empha­
sized. "Leanne
has got to be able
to step forward
and hit the ball
consistently.
She's got to be
able to come in
Leanne Carmichael and do that."

Edinboro University Softball 2006

Offensively, Carmichael has shown
considerable improvement since joining
the Fighting Scots. She hit just .163 her
freshm^ year, but boosted that to .241 last
season with just eight strikeouts in 79 trips
to the plate. Defensively, she committed
just six errors of all last season.
Shortstop Katelyn Gurgiolo and sec­
ond baseman Dana Webb are freshmen
who Gierlak expects to make an immedi­
ate impact. Gurgiolo was a two-time all­
conference selection at Medina(Oh.) High
School.
"As a freshman it's tough to be a
leader, but as a shortstop you have to learn
to be the leader," Gierl^ related. "You
hate to throw that on a freshman but I feel
confident she will perform."
Defensively, she brings a great glove
and quick release. She also has great
speed and range. Offensively, Gierlak
hopes to take advantage of her speed, uti­
lizing her as a slap hitter in the leadoff
role. "She makes things happen both
offensively and defensively," Gierlak
noted. "She's very coachable and has a
great work ethic."
Webb, a sophomore academically,
will join file Fighting Scots for the first
time and will start at second base. "Dana
has a great glove, great range, and a very
strong arm," Gierlak remarked. "She cov­
ers the bunt extremely well and is a very
heads up player who works extremely
hard." Offensively, Webb has one of the
quickest bats Gierlak has seen and thinks
she can hit for power.
Gurgiolo and Webb can both cover a
lot of groimd and Gierlak is excited to
watch me duo. "They are a great combina­
tion. When those two turn double plays it's
like they've been together for a long time.
They get to a lot of balls that other people
can't get to. They'll be fun to watch. The
nice thing is that they are both freshmen."
First base lacks a definite starter with
the absence of Hutchison but the Fii
Scots have several players capable
ing at that position. Lindamood is an
option when not pitching and has seen
action there before, while Carmichael
could also return to the other comer.

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Sophomore Gabe Shields will also
challenge for the starting role. "Gabe is
still learning to compete at this level,"
Gierlak not^. "She h^ to learn to play at
this level consistently. She has a pretty
good glove and a strong arm, as well as
me ability to hit the ball long. Last year
was a learning experience for her, but she's
got the ability to be good." Shields played
in six contests a year ago.
Behind the plate, sophomores
Mandie lorfido and Jessica Cox will vie for
the starting spot. After joining the team at
the conclusion of the basketball season,
lorfido recorded a team-high .377 average.
While missing the southern trip, she took
over as the starting shortstop t^ore mov­
ing behind the plate.
"I thought she should have been an
all-conference player last season," Gierlak
related. "She hits the ball extremely well.
She's been able to come up with big hits
when we need it. I think she is going to be
an outstanding player."
Meanwhile, Cox holds a defensive
edge, including a stronger arm. "I think
Jess throws better than Mandie. She has a
quick release and will be able to throw out
runners. She calls a nice game. She's a big
kid behind the plate and is a very good
receiver of the ball," Gierlak noted. "She
has to get used to the level of pitching as
far as Wtting goes. She's got good ability
but her bat n^ to come around. When it
does, she will be a great player." Cox
played in 13 games, hitting .212.
Freshman Danielle Amo will chal­
lenge Carmichael for third base. Amo has
a good glove and has worked hard at her
fielding but will need to adjust to the level
of pitching to earn a spot in the order.

Outfielders
Gierlak entered the 2005 season with
the outfield as one of his team's strengths.
A year later it is an entirely different story
as the outfield has now become a primary
concern with seniors Tara Frantz, a fouryear starter, and Jen Ronald, an all-PSAC
selection, gone.
Gierldic will rely on senior C)mdi

Edinboro University Softball 2006

Camaghi to anchor the outfield. Used pri­
marily as a reserve last season after trans­
ferring from UNC-Pembroke, she is
expected to improve her contributions
both offensively and defensively.
"Cyndi's one of the leaders on this
team and she's got to have a great year for
us," Gierlak remarked. "I think she really
has stepped up in leadership abilities. She's
got to learn to stay on course and keep her
confidence up. She stmggles with the bat
at times but she has the ability to make the
plays for us again and again." Camaghi hit
.222 in 36 at bats, driving in 5 runs.
Sophomore Flannah Kipfer will take
over full-time in left field, a position she
played near the end of last season after
maldng the move from catching. "Hannah
has done a great job of getting faster,"
Gierlak added. "She can hit the ball well
but also needs to learn to do it more con­
sistently." Kipfer ended the year with a
.254 average in 54 at bats.
Right field is a toss-up with four pos­
sible choices. Lindamood and Rose are
available when not pitching, as well as
freshmen Abby Goetschius and Ashleigh
Smith. Lindamood spent considerable
time at designated hitter a year ago, fin­
ishing fifth on the team with a .271 aver­
age and 5 RBIs, while Rose is the only lefty
on the team.
Goetschius
hit .416 her final
year at nearby
high
school
Strong Vincent
and has family
ties
to
the
Edinboro
pro­
gram.
Sister
Amber
Goetschius also
played for the
Fighting Scots.
Smith is a
transfer
from
from
Clarion
University but
did not play softball
for
the
^
^
.
Golden Eagles.
Camaghi

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2006 Fightiiig Scot Roster

The 2006 Fightiiig Scots

Pos.

HL

Yr. B/T Hometown/Hig^ School

Mary Lynn Arlotta

P

5-7

So.

L/R

24

Danielle Amo

3B

5-7

Fr.

R/R

4

Chelsea Bosak

P

5-9

Fr.

R/R

35

Leanne Carmichael

1B/3B/C5-7

Jr.

R/R

15

Cyndi Camaghi

OF

5-8

Sr.

R/R

3
7
13
23

Jessica Cox
Chrissy Durkee
Kim Fleissner
Abby Goetschius
Katdyn Gurgjolo
Mandie lorfido
Hannah Kipfer
KimKurchev
Jessica Lindamood
Vanessa Rose
Gabe Shields
Ashleigh Smith
Dana Webb

C
P
P/DH
OF
SS
C/SS
OF/C
P
P/IB
P/OF
IB
OF
2B

5-9
5-6
5-5
5-6
5-2
5-7
5-5

So.

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

No. Name
2

10
20
8
5

11
28
38

12
14

Jr.

Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.

54

Jr.

5-8
5-8
5-6
5-8
5-8

Jr.

So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.

North Tonawanda, NY/Moimt
St. Mary Academy
Manlius, NY/FayettevilleManlius
Punxsutawney, PA/
Punxsutawney
Pinehurst, MA/Billerica
Memorial
White Plains, NY/White Plains/
UNC Pembroke
Cranesville, PA/Northwestem
Meadville, PA/Meadville
Greensburg, PA/Hempfield
Erie, PA/CoUegiate Academy
Stow, OH/Medina
Ambridge, PA/Ambridge
Meadville, PA/Meadville
Mogadore, OH/Mogadore
Hartville, OH/Lake
Akron, OH/Manchester
Waterford, PA/Fort LeBoeuf
Mars, PA/Mars
Amherst, NY/\^^lliamsville
South

Head Coach: DanGierlak

15
Cyndi Camaghi
Outfield
5'8" Senior
White Plains, NY
White Plains HS

be used as a situ­
ational pitcher, and
could also see time at
designated
hitter
.. .good hitter who can hit the ball well and
with good power ... 2005: Posted an 0-1
record in eight appearances, including two
starts...allowed 29 hits in 13.1 innings ...
2004: Posted a deceiving 1-12 record,
with a team-leading 2.92 ERA... started 11
games, with two complete games, finish­
ing third in innings pitched (621/3)... gave
up 28 imeamed runs... lone win came in 81 triumph over Fayetteville State ... scat­
tered six hits and stmck out a career-high
10 batters ... 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
walks
while
striking out 24 ...
best game of the

... HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-Coimty
and All-Section accolades three times at
White Plains High School while starting all
four years in softball... was a three-year letterwinner in basketball and earned one let­
ter in field hockey ... PERSONAL: Bom
March 12,1984... Social Work major with a
minor in Psychology ... daughter of Diana
and Gary Camaghi.

year was a onehitter
against
Mercy hurst,
striking out a season-hi^ 6 in an

Carnaghi s Career Statistics

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Pitcher
5'5" Senior
Greensburg, PA
Hempfield HS

Expected to start in
center
field
and
anchor a young out­
field ... has displayed
improved leadership abilities...a solid
defensive player with a strong arm .. for­
mer transfer from UNC Pembroke, now in
her second season at Edinboro ... 2005:
Played in 17 games, with 13 starts, in her
first season with the Fighting Scots .. .com­
mitted just two errors ...finished with a
.222 batting average and knocked in five
runs and scored five runs .. top game was
a 3-for-4 effort with three RBIs against
Carlow ... AT UNC PEMBROKE:
Played two seasons for the Braves ...
played in 29 games, with 20 starts, as a
sophomore, hitting .169 with a double, a
homer and five RBIs ... enjoyed strong
freshman campaign, starting in 41 of 42
games, with a .269 batting average ... had
four doubles, a triple and a homer, and
drove in 13 runs... ^o stole a pair of bases

Year
2005

Edinboro Universitj^ Softball 2006

13

Kim Fleissner

G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB Avg
17 36 5 8
5 1 0 0 1 .222

Edinboro University Softball 2006

8-0

six inning
win
...
was
named the PSAC
Pitcher of the
Week for her
effort against the
Lakers
allowed just one
earned run and
five hits in a 4-2

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The 2006 FightiiiS Scots
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 ... PERSONAL: Bom March 30,
1983... Health & Physical Education major
with a minor in Athletic Coaching ...
daughter of Ellen and Alan Fleissner.

Fleissner s Career Statistics
Year W LERA GGSCG
2003 3 6 3.99 15 9 2
2004 1 12 2.92 18 11 2
2005 0
1 10.50 8 2 0
Career 4 19 4.15 41 22 4

IP
47.1
62.1
13.1
123

H BBSO
63
2424
85
3324
29
86
177
6554

35

Leanne Carmidiael
First Base/Catcher
57" Junior
Pinehurst, MA
Billerica Mem. HS
One of the toughest
players on the team
with a great work ethic
... a vduable and ver­
satile infielder who can play third, first or
catch... strong hitter who will be expected
to help replace Hutchison both defensively
and offensively...2005: Hit .241 with 19
hits in 79 at-bats ... stmck out just eight
times ... went 2-for-3 against Qarion and
lUP... finished the season on a strong note,
hitting .294 over the last six games ...
2004: Played in 23 games, hitting .143 in
49 at bats ... drove in two runs ... had lone
multiple-hit game against Slippery Rock,
with two hits in four at bats and an RBI...
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-sport
standout at Billerica Memorial High
School, earning four letters in swimming
and two apiece in softball and basketball ...
PERSONAL: Bom May 20, 1985 ...
Journalism major... daughter of Sueci and

The 2006 Fightiiig Scots

Paul Carmichael.

age and drove in five runs while scoring
five.. .went 3-for-5 in stolen bases had four
Year W LERA GGSCG IP H BBSO
multiple-hit games ... saw limited action
2004 4
8 5.25 18 12 4 66.2 105
3149 on the moimd, throwing 24.1 innings ...
2005 2
5 3.88 12
9 4 52.1 67
1530 had an 0-4 record with a 6.04 ERA... 2004:
Career 6 13 4.65 30 21 8 119 172
4679 Was 3-4 with a 3.72 ERA... appeared in 17
games, with 9 starts, and tossed a teamhigh 69 2/3 innings... gave up 89 hits and
walked 25 while striking out 32... threw a
shutout against Clarion in a 2-0 win, giving
up just two hits ... pitched all nine innings
in a 4-3 win over Slippery Rock, scattering
seven hits ... HIGH SCHOOL: Threeyear starter in softball at Lake High School
Pitcher/First Base
... as a senior was 9-2 as team won Federal
5'8" Junior
League title ... was an honorable mention
Hartoille, OH
All-Federal League selection... PERSON­
LakeHS
AL: Bom October 17, 1984 ... Nursing
major with a minor in psychology ...
daughter of Kathy and Mark Lindamood.
Has thrown extremely
well at times but has
lindamood’s Career Statistics
been beset by injuries
Year W LERA GGSCG IP H BBSO
... could be a contrib­
2004 3 4 3.72 17 9
2 69.2 89 25 32
utor on the mound and as a hitter
2005 0 4 6.04 7 5
1 24.1 41 21 11
...expected to be in the lineup every day,
Career 3 8 4J4 24 14
3 94.0130 46 43
either at designated hitter, the outfielder,
or first base, when not pitching ...2005:
Year
G AB RH RBI 2B 3B HR SB Avg
Finished fifth on the team with a .271 aver2005
26 59 5 16 5 3 0 0 3 .271

Kurchev^s Career Statistics

Carmichaers Career Statistics
Year
2004
2005
Career

G
23
30
53

AB R HRBI2B 3BHRSB Avg
49 0 7
2 0 0 0 0 .143
79 3 19
3 2 1 0 0 .241
128 3 26
5 2 1 0 0 .203

11

5.
Kim Kurchev

Jessica Lindamood

Pitcher
5'4" Junior
Mogadore, OH
Mogadore HS
Finished second on
the team in wins and
innings
a
year
ago...has matured
and learned to become a pitcher, not just a
thrower ... possesses a variety of pitches
which can command games when she is on
... 2005: Was 2-5 with a 3.88 ERA in 12
appearances, including 9 starts ... in 52.1
innings allowed 67 hits and stmck out 30...
stmck out a season-high seven batters
against Lock Haven ... 2004: Had a 4-8
record with a 525 ERA ... in addition to
leading the Scots in wins, led in games start­
ed (12), complete games (4), and strikeouts
(49), and was second in innings pitched (66
2/3) ... tossed five inning no-hitter against
Fayetteville State for an 11-0 win, striking
out 12 ... also tossed 1-0 shutout against
York (Pa.) in first career start, giving up four
hits ... HIGH SCHOOL: Outstanding
pitcher at Mogadore High School, setting
school records for season wins, innings
pitched, and strikeouts (560) ... was a firet
team All-Conference selection twiuce and
an All-District first team choice once ...
PERSONAL: Bom September 21,1984 ...
Health Promotions major with a minor in
Coaching ... daughter of Sandi and Keifii
Kurchev.

2

Mary Lynn Arlotta
Pitcher/First Base
57" Sophomore
N. Tonawanda,
NY
Mount St Mary
Academy

Jessica Lindamood

Yoimg pitcher who
has worked very
hard to learn to
become a pitcher and not just a thrower...
can be a very dominating player with
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The 2006 Fighting Scots

The 2006 Fifijitiiig Scots
*^
focus...relies on keeping the ball outside
and away from hitters ... 2005:
Appeared in seven games, with three starts
... was 2-3 with a 6.65 ERA... had 16 strike­
outs in 26.1 innings ... threw a complete
game against Robert Morris, picking up a
6-4 win ... tossed five shutout innings in a
relief role against Carlow, striking out five
while allowing just two hits ... HIGH
SCHOOL: 2004 Student Athlete of the
Year at Motmt St. Mary Academy ...
Named League's Most Valuable Player in
2003 and 2004, and was team's Most
Valuable Player in 2002, 2003 and 2004 ...
PERSONAL: Bom March 20, 1986
...Nursing major with a minor in Spanish...
daughter of Philip and Mary Beth Arlotta.

Arlotta s Career Statistics
Year W
2005 2

LERA GGSCG IP H BBSO
3 6.65 7 3 1 26.1 48 11 16

3
Jessica Cox
Catcher
5'9" Sophomore
Cranesville, PA
Northwestern HS

squad...reached the Pennsylvania State
Western Semifinals for softb^ in 2002 and
2004 and for basketball in 2001 ... PER­
SONAL: Bom April 11,1986... Elementary
and Special Education major... daughter of
Alford and Deborah Cox.

Cox’s Career Statistics
Year
2005

GAB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB Avg
13 33 2 7 3 1 0 0 0.212

20

.

Mandie lorfido
Catcher/Shortstop
5'7" Sophomore
Ambridge, PA
Ambridge HS
An impact softball
player who will join
the team at the con­
clusion of the basket­
ball season... has the unique ability to play
catcher or shortstop with great efficiency
... head coach Dan Gierl^ thought she

should have been an all tion as a freshman ...strong hitter with
good power and the ability to hit in the
clutch... 2005: Joined the team after the
spring training trip and led the team in hit­
ting with a .377 average (20 for 53)... fin­
ished second on the team in runs scored (8)
while driving in five runs ... finished the
season on an incredible hot streak, with 11
hits in her last 21 at bats... had seven mul­
tiple-hit games... HIGH SCHOOL: Twoyear starter in softball at Ambridge High
School...also was a four-year starter on the
soccer team and three-year member of the
basketball team ... earned All-Section hon­
ors as a sophomore and junior in softball,
and was a Pittsburgh Tribune Review Player
to Watch in 2003 and 2004 ... hit .295 as a
junior, as team finished 16-3, and
Ambridge was 16-5 as a senior, finishing
with a .333 average... PERSONAL: Bom
January 27,1986... Criminal Justice major...
daughter of Richard and Charlene lorfido
... sister Callie has been on a standout on
the women's basketball team the last four
years.

lorfido s Career Statistics
Year
2005

G AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB Avg
20 53 8 20 5 3 0 0 0 .377

Edinboro Unlve:irsitf Softball 2006

Oulfielder/Catcher
5'4" Sophomore
Meadville, PA
Meadville HS
Expected to start in
left field, but is
expected to also com­
pete for time at catch­
er .. .has worked hard in the fall and win­
ter on gaining speed as well as on her hit­
ting. . .figures to be one of the leaders for
the team... 2005: Played in 24 games,
with 21 starts, hitting .259 ... HIGH
SCHOOL: Two-sport athlete at Meadville
High School, earning one District 10 cham­
pionship in softball in 2000 and two in vol­
leyball in 2002 and 2003 ... PERSONAL:
Bom Jime 23, 1985... Health & Physical
Education major...daughter of Donald and
Beverly Kipfer.

Kipfer s Career Statistics
Year
2005

G AB R HRBI2B 3BHRSB Avg
24 54 5 14 3 1 0 0 1 .259

28

Expected to battle
MMidie lorfido for the
starting
catching
duties ...
strong
defensive catcher with a quick release ...
calls a great game and does a great job of
receiving the ball.. .has a solid swing but
will ne^ time to adjust to the level of
pitehing ... 2005: Started 11 games as a
freshm^ behind the plate, hitting .212 ...
did not commit an error ... open^ career
with a 3-for-4 effort with two RBIs against
Bridgeport ... HIGH SCHOOL: Earned
the 2004 Team Leadership award for
Northwestern High School's softball

8Hannah Kipfer

Vanessa Rose
Pitcher/Outfielder
5'8" Sophomore
Akron, OH
Manchester HS

Hannah Kipfer

Mandie lorfido
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Edinboro University Softball 2006

Spent the early part
of her freshman sea­
son recovering from
mononucleosis, but

page u

The 2006 Fishtiiis Scots
still managed to lead the team in innings
pitched, wins, ERA and strikeouts ... has
increased strength and speed in off season,
as well as worl^g on a rise ball... will bat­
tle for number one spot but has the ability
to come in and shut people down ... head
coach Dan Gierlak notes that her ball has
the most movement he's seen and thinks
that she can be a dominating pitcher in the
PSAC... 2005: Threw a team-high 70
innings, finishing 6-6 with a 3.60
ERA.. .started 11 games and went the dis­
tance in six...moved into tenth place for
season strikeouts with 64...recorded 10
strikeouts against Lock Haven and nine
the next day against Slippery Rock in the
season finale ... tossed a thr^hit shutout
against Carlow, striking out nine in an 8-0
win ... limited local riavl Gannon to two
hits in seven innings to pick up a 2-1 win...
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-sport athlete at
Manchester High School, earning ten let­
ters in all while competing in softball, bas­
ketball and cross coimtry... was named the
PAC-7 Softball Player of the Year in 2000
and 2004 ... PERSONAL: Bom July 8,
1986... Nursing major... daugher of Fred
and Sharon Rose.

Rose s Career Statistics
Year W
2005 6

LERA GGSCG IP H BBSO
6 3.60 16 11 6 70.0 78 26 64

38
Gabe Shields

The 2006 Fightiiig Scots

learning to play consistently at the college
level ... expected to compete for playing
time at first bcise ... 2005! Saw limited
action, appearing in six games and starting
two.. .hit .167 ... HIGH SCHOOL: Was a
three-year starter at nearby Fort LeBoeuf
High School ... PERSONAL: Bom
January 20, 1986... Psychology and Social
Work major ... daughter of Brian and Jane
Shields.

Shield s Career Statistics
Year
2005

Third Base
5'7" Freshman
Manlius, NY
FayettevilleManlius

23

AbhyGoetsdiius
Outfielder
5'6" Freshman
Erie, PA
Northwest
Collegiate
Academy

GAB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB Avg
6 6 0 1
0 0 0 0 0 .167

HIGH SCHOOL:

7 .
Chrissy Durkee
Pitcher
5'6" Junior
Meadville, PA
Meadville HS
HIGH SCHOOL:
Four-year starter in
softb^ at nearby
Meadville
High
School ... earned all-conference honors
three times, including Most Valuable
Player and Offensive Player of the Year in
2002 ... also lettered twice in volleyball ...
PERSONAL: Bom December 7, 1983 ...
Environmental Science/Geology major ...
daughter of Dan and Brenda EHirkee.

First Bast/Pitcher
5'6" Sophomore
Waterford, PA
Fort LeBoeufHS

Excellent two-sport
athlete at Fayette^^eManlius High School, lettering in softball
and swimming ... was a first team all­
league selection in softball and swimming
as a senior, after earning second team hon­
ors as a junior, and honorable mention her
sophomore year ... as a senior, hit .350
while leading the Hornets to a 10-6 record
... hit .290 as a junior and .250 as a sopho­
more PERSONAL: Bom September 9,
1987 ... Nursing major ... daughter of
Daniel and Joan Amo ... sister Trisha is a
senior on the Fordham softball team.

4Chelsea Bosak
Pitcher
5'9" Freshman
Punxsutawney, PA
Punxsutawney HS

HIGH SCHOOL:
Three-year starter for
Strong Wicent High School... played for
the Colonels because Northwest Collegiate
Academy does not offer sports programs...
hit .416 as a senior, helping Colonels to a
12-3 record ... in sophomore season she
helped team to an imdefeated season at 150 ... participated in softball, soccer and
bowling in high school ... PERSONAL:
Bom March 5, 1987 ...Pharmacy major ...
daughter of Paul and Judy Goetschius ...
sister Amber played softball for Fighting
Scots.

10
Katelyn Gurgiolo
Shortstop
5'2" Freshman
Stow, OH
Medina HS

HIGH SCHOOL:
District 9 all-star
selection in softball at
Punxsutawney High
School... also earned two letters in basket­
ball for the Chucks, helping team to
District 9 championship ... PERSONAL:
Bom April 16, 1987 ... Nursing major ...

Brings a strong arm,
good glove and the
ability to hit with
power, but is still
Edinboro University Softball 2006

24.
Danielle Amo

daughter of Rick and Mary Beth Bosak.

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Edinboro University Softball 2006

HIGH SCHOOL:
Earned three letters
in softball at Medina
High
School
named to the Medina (^zette all-star team

r.

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2006 Fishtiiis Scots
three times and was a first team tri-county
selection... PERSONAL: Bom August 26,
1987 ... Special Education/Elementary
Education major ... daughter of Dale and
Patty Gurgiolo.

12
Ashleigh Smith
Outfielder
5'8" Freshman
Mars, PA
MarsHS
HIGH SCHOOL;
Three-year starter for
the
High School
softball squad
attended Qarion University for a year
before transferring to Edinboro ... did not
play softball for the Golden Eagles... PER­
SONAL: Bom June 29, 1986 ... Health &
Physical Education major ... daughter of
Douglas and Melanie Smith.

Edinboro University Softball 2006

2005 Season Review

14

Dana Webb
Second Base
5'8" Freshman
Amherst, NY
Williamsville
South
HIGH SCHOOL;
Excellent athlete at
Williamsville South
High School, lettering three times in softball and twice in basketball and field hock­
ey ... as a senior, helped guide the softball
team to a 28-0 record, en route to the New
York State Championship ... tied school
record for home runs with seven while
leading the team with 47 RBIs and ending
the year with a .435 batting average ...
earned second team All-State honors as a
senior, and was an AU-EQC first team
choice as a junior and senior ........ also
earned AU-EQC in field hockey, leading
the team in scoring the three years she
played ... named to the AU-Westem New
York team for softbaU and field hockey in
2004... softbaU offensive player of the year
in 2004 and defensive player of the year in
2003... PERSONAL: Bom May 11,1986...
Health & Physical Education major ...
daughter of Scott and Renee Webb.

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The 2005 season was a chaUenging one for the
Figjiting Scots, as a youthful squad finished 10-19-1 overaU and 2-16-1 in the PSAC West. WhUe the youth was
clearly evident, head coach Dan Gierlak reUed greatly on
the senior leadership of four-year starters Tara Frantz
and Andrea Palmieri, along with three-}"ear starter Jen
Ronald to guide a team that featured 11 freshmen.
Ronald and Frantz had the second and third-best
batting averages at .326 and .286 respectively. Both
scored a team-high 11 runs with Frantz leading the
Fighting Scots in triples (2) and Ronald in doubles (5).
Palmieri, meanwhUe, was a cornerstone of the infield at
third base, playing in aU 30 games for Edinboro.
In addition to the upperclassmen's efforts, several
of the 11 freshmen turned in impressive numbers in their
first campaign. Mandie lorfido, joined the team after the
Jen Ronald
close of die women's basketbaU season. Despite missing
the team's spring trip, she went on to lead the Scots in hit­
ting with a .377 average. A very versatile athlete, lorfido saw action behind the plate and
at shortstop for the Fighting Scots.
Freshman Vanessa Rose, a left-handed pitcher who battled health problems, stiU
finished with a 6-6 record and a 3.60 ERA in 70 innings, aU team highs. Rose coUected 64
strikeouts on the year, the 10th highest season total.
With the combination of experience and youth, the squad began the season strong,
winning six of nine games during its spring training trip at Ft. Myers, FL. The Fighting
Scots coUected season-highs against the non-conference opponents, including 14 hits in
a 5-4 win over Bridgeport, eight runs scored against St. A^lm (8-7) and Carlow (8-0).
Unfortunately, it was a different story when Edinboro returned home to open
PSAC play. The Fighting Scots were forced to start their league campaign against PSAC
powerhouses California (Pa.) and Indiana (Pa.). They dropped aU four games before
earning their first win in PSAC West action, a 5-3 decision over Qarion.
The Fighting Scots went on to lose six straight contests before sweeping a doubleheader against local rival
Gannon by indentical 2-1
scores. Rose went the
distance in game two,
tossing a two-hitter
against
the
Golden
lights.
The last victory of the
year came in 4-2 upset
win over lUP. Youth was
served on that day, as
lorfido went 2-for-4 with
an RBI and Rose picked
up the win on the
mound. Ronald went 1for-4 with a triple and
one run scored.
Andrea Palmieri
Tara Frantz

Edinboro University Softball 2006

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.5

2005 Final Statistics

2005 Results
PK

Player
G-G8
loifido
20-20
Ronald
30-30
Frantz
26-26
Hutchison 17-16
Lindamood 26-25
Kipfer
24-21
Paterline
4-0
Davis
19-19
Carmichael 30-28
Camagiii
17-13
Cox
13-11
Palmieri
30-29
Diminuco
25-25
Shields
6-2
Prazenica
203
Fleissner
2-1
Rose
1-1
Wells
1-0
Gardner
1-0
EU TOTALS 30-30
OPP. TOT. 3030
..........
Name
Rose
Kurchev
Lindamood
Arlotta
Fleissner
Krupp
TOTALS
OPPONENT

AB
53
89
77
47
59
54
4
49
79
36
33
77
60

6

13
3

2
0
1

R

8
11
11

4
5
5

1

Hitting

H RBI 2B 3B HR
5 3 0
0
29
6 5 1 0
4 2 2
22
1
13
10 3 1 2
16
5 3 0
0
3 1 0
14
0

20

1
5 12
3
5

19

8

2 7
6 15
6 11
0 1
5
1
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0

0
6

3
5
3
5
3

0
0
0
0
0
0

1
2
2
1
1

3

1
0
0
0
0
0
0

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

743 78 189 58 28 5
838 188 275 168 35 12
.t

W-L ERA
6-6 3.60
2-5
3.88
04
6.04
2-3
6.65
0-1 10.50
0-0 18.90
10-19 5.09
19-10 2.01

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3

21

SB-A SL6 SO BB HP S OB
03
.434
5 3 0 3 .411
5-8
.404 14
2 0 8 .337
54
.403
25 10 0 3 .368
1-1 .511
8 2 1 1 .314
3-5
.322 16 6 1 5 .343
1-1 .278 13 1 0 2 .268
00 .500
1 0 0 0 .250
5 2 1 2 .283
1-2 .286
00 .291
8 1 2 1 .268
.222 1-1 .250 10 2 0 1 .263
.212 00 .242 10 1 0 0 .235
.195 2-3
.234
5 8 0 2 .271
.183 1-1
.200 16 7 0 2 .269
.167 00
.167
2 3 0 0 .444
.077 44
.077
4 0 0 0 .077
.000 00 .000
1 1 0 0 .250
.377
.326
.286
.277
.322
.259
.250
.245
.241

.000
.000
.000

00
00
00

254 22-30
328 22-31

G/GS CG S SHO IP
16/11
6 1
1 70.0
12/9
4 1
0 5Z1
7/5
1 0
0 24.1
7/5
1 0
0 26.1
8/2
0 0
0 13.1
3/0
3.1
0 0
0
3(V30
12 2
1 189.2
3(V30
9 1943
21 1

.000
.000
.000

1
1
0

318 145
.474 129

0
0
0

49
73

0 0 .000
0 0 .000
0 0 .000

5 30 .303
9 25 387

H
78
67
41
48
29

R ER BB SO HPWP
50 36 26 64
1 10
37 29 15 30 3 4
30 21
8 11 1 2
34 25 11 16 1
0
27 20
8
6 1 3
9
5
12 10
2 2 0
275 188 138 73 129 9 19
189 78 56 49 145
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Final Record: 10-19-1
PSACWest: 2-16-1
Date

Opponent

W/L

Score

Pitcher ofRecord R-H-E

March?

vs. Holy Family#
vs. Bridgeport#
vs. Lynn#
vs. Carlow#
vs. Walsh#
vs. Carlow#
vs. Robert Morris#
vs. St. Anselm#
vs. Robert Morris#
at California (Pa.)*
at California (Pa.)*
at Indiana (Pa.)*
at Indiana (Pa.)*

L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
T
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L

1-2

Lindamood (0-1)
Rose (1-0)
Fleissner (0-1)
Rose (2-0)
Kurchev (1-0)
Arlotta (1-0)
Kurchev (1-1)
Rose (3-0)
Arlotta (2-0)
Lindamood (0-2)
Kurchev (1-2)
Lindamood (0-3)
Rose (3-1)
Rose (4-1)
NONE
Rose (4-2)
Arlotta (2-1)
Lindamood (0-4)
Kurchev (1-3)
Rose (4-3)
Arlotta (2-2)
Kurchev (2-3)
Rose (5-3)
Kurchev (2-4)
Rose (6-3)
Arlotta (2-3)
Rose (6-4)
Kurchev (2-5)
Rose (6-5)
Rose (6-6)

Marchs
March 10
March 11
March 12
March 29
March 30
April 1

CLARION*
CLARION*

April 6

at Lock Haven*
at Lock Haven*
at Slippery Rock*
at Slippery Rock*

Aprils
April 9
April 13

Holly Hutchison

Name
Cox
Lindamood
Ronald
Shields
Hutchison
Carmichael
Prazenica
lorfido
Palmieri
Camaghi
Frantz
Diminuco
Rose
Kurchev
Davis
Kipfer
Heissner
Arlotta
Gardner
Wells
Paterline
Krupp
TOTALS
OPPONENT

Edinboro University Softball 2006

Fielding
PO
52
45
24
7
81

120

17
55
27
19
33
34

2

A
5

8

4

0
21

16
4
31
63

1

4
39
15

eT>p

0
0
0
0
2
6
1

7
9

2

4
9
3
3

5
34
13

12

0
1
0
0
0
0

3
4

4

0
0
0
0

0
0
0
0

569
584

19

1

250
277

12
4

1

67
36

0
1
0
0
2
3

1
0
2
0
0
2
0
0

3

0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
10

FU)%

1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
.981
.958
.955
.925
.909
.909
.902
.890
.850
.850
.815
.778
.750
.556

April 15

CALIFORNIA(PA)*
CALIFORNIA (PA)*
GANNON
GANNON
INDIANA (PA)*
INDIANA (PA)*

April 16

at Clarion*
at Clarion*

April 26

LOCK HAVEN*
LOCK HAVEN*
SLIPPERY ROCK*

April 27

5-4

1-21
S-0
3-2
5A

1-2
S-7
64
2-4
0-17
0-S
2-4
5-3
7-7

0-10
0-14
3-12

0-2
0-9
0-S

2-1
2-1
0-13
4-2
5-6
3-5
0-5
2-3
3-S

1-6-3
5-14-3
1-2-2
S-13-1
3-11-2
5-9-4
1-64
S-14-2
6-9-4
2-4rl
0-2-3
04-1
2-7-0
5-10-2
7-S-2
0-1-0
0-1-2
3-7-5
OD-1
0-2-3
0-1-1
2-6-1
2-9-2
0-2-2
4-7-1
5-9-5
3-5-1
0-7-2
2-5-5
3-6-2

HOME GAMES IN CAPS
*PSAC Western Division
# Spring Trip at Ft. Myers, FL

.000
.000
.000
.000

.924
.960

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Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference
Final 2005 PSAC Standings
W^estern Di\ision

PSAC

Pet.

Lock 1 la\'cn
Indiana (I\i.)
California (Pa.)
Slipperx’ Rex'k
Clarion
Edinboro

17-1
13-6
13-7
7-12
3-13-1
2-16-1

.945
.684
.650
.368
.188
.111

34-10
25-17
24-16
24-19
6-24-1
10-19-1

.773
.595
.600
.558
.210
.345

PSAC

Pet.

Oxerall

Pet.

20-2
.910
42-5
17-5
.773
45-10
13-11
.542
27-24
11-12-1
.478
24-13-1
10-13-1
.435
22-21 -1
6-18
.250
15-28
4-20
.167
18-27
* I’SAC Tournament Champions

.894
.818
.529
.645
.511
.349
.400

Kastern Division

Shipponsburg *
Bloomsburg
Kut/town
Mansfield
East Stroudsburg
Millersx'ille
West Chester

2005 All-PSAC West
First Tecan
Danielle Fraser, Lock Haven
Heather Johnson, Lock Haven
Stephanie Hallowell, Lock Haven
Courtney Hughes, Lock Haven
Jennifer Doty, Califomia(Pa.)
Deanna Valentino, Califomia(Pa.)
Lynn Spiezio, Lock Haven
Andrea Murdock, Slippery Rock
Julie Robitaille, Lock Haven
DP Kelly Deitrick, Lock Haven
UTIL Becky Mezyk, Califomia(Pa.)
P
Shona Guevara, Lock Haven
Jodie Swavely, Indiana(Pa.)
IB
2B
3B
SS
C
OF
OF
OF

Ocerall

ELdinboro All-PSAC Performers
2004

April Hun?(CT- 1st team)

2003

Rookie of the Year
April Hurd (CF-lst team)
Suzanne NimeUi
(P—2nd team)
Biianne Taylor (P-2nd team)
MicheUe Mosberger
(SS—2nd team)

Jen Ronald (OF- 2nd team)

Pet.

Tara Frantz (OF-lst team)

2001

Mariana Mucciarone
(IB- 2nd team)
i^iil Hurd (OF- 2nd team)
Natalie Kostelansky
(Util— 2nd team)
Biianne Taylor (P- 2nd team)

2000

Brandy Henderson
(IB-lst team)
Biianne Taylor(P-2nd team)
Stormy Alexander
(3B—2nd team)
April Hurd (0F-2nd team)
Suzanne NimeUi
(P—2nd team)

1999

2005 All-PSAC West
Second Team
IB
Amanda Collins, Califomia(Pa.)
2B
Katey Reed, Indiana(Pa.)
3B
none selected
SS
Carolyn Fendrich, Indiana(Pa.)
C
Sarah White, Indiana(Pa.)
OF Lauren Fortnoff, Clarion
OF Julie Huehner, Indiana(Pa.)
UTIL Jodie Swavely, Indiana(Pa.)
DP Hilary Tutrani, Indiana(Pa.)
P
Jeannette Middlestead, Lock Haven
Becky Mezyk, Califomia(Pa.)

Stormy Alexander
(3B—lst team)
Brandy Henderson
(IB—2nd team)
Lisa Blackhurst
(SS—2nd team)
Suzanne NimelH
(P—2nd team)
Biianne Taylor (P-2nd team)

1997
Keri Crisdone (DH-lst team)
Stormy Alexander
(Util—1st team)
Leigji McMahon
(C—2nd team)

1906

Heather Qark
(OF-lst team)
Kristin Neuburger
(2B—2nd team)
Diana Holder (3B—2nd team)
Amy Burlingame
(Util—2nd team)
Leigji McMahon
(C-2nd team)
Heather
1st team)
Diana Holder (2B-2nd team)

1994
Kristin Neuberger
(2B-lst team)

Andrea \^^lliams
(OF-lst team)
Terri Spaulding
(DP-lst team)
Diana Holder (Util-lst team)

1993
Terri Spaulding
(DP-lst team)
Heather Heist (OF-lst team)
1990
Ivy Turner
Karen Morton
Sue Snyder

1989
Sarah Bishop
Sherry Kring
Tammy Flynn
Sue Snyder

1988
Dianne Cooper
MicheUe Kephart

1987
SheUey Herzing
Stacey
Kathy Mazur

1985
Robin Boyd
SheUy Herzing
Kathy Mazur

Athlete of the Year
Jennifer Doty, California (Pa.)

Rookie of the Year
Stacey Rhoades, Slippery Rock

Coach of the Year
Kelley Green, Lock Haven

Stormy Alexander
Edinboro University Sk>ftba]l 2006

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The Record Book
Pitching Records
Season
WINS
1.
2.
3.
4.

6.
8.
9.
10.

Terri Spaulding (1994)................. 17
Kathy Mazur (1986).....................16
Brianne Taylor (2000)................... 13
Cheri Snyder (19%).......................12
Kathy Mazur (1985) .....................12
Brianne Taylor (1999).................... 11
Sue Siwder (19%) ......................... 11
Cheri Snyder (19^....................... 10
Suzanne Nimelli (1999)................. 9
Suzanne Nimelli (2000).................. 8
Jessica Piper (1997)......................... 8

LOSSES
1. Brianne Taylor (2001).............
Cheri Snyder (1995) ...........
3.
Janine Blank (1995).............
4.
Kim Heissner (2004)...........
Meghan Kutz (19%)...........
6.
Suzanne Nimelli (1999)
7.
Brianne Taylor (1999).........
Amy Hull (1991).................
Jen Anderson (1991)...........
Jen Anderson (1990)...........
Sue Snyder (1990)...............

.19
.19
.14

.12
.12
.11
.10
.10
.10
.10
.10

ERA
(mimimum one inning per game played)
1.
Kathy Mazur (1986)............
2.
Kathy Mazur (1985)............
3.
Teresa Eyer (1985)................
4.
Terri Spaulding (1993)........
5.
Suzanne Nim^ (2000)......
6.
Brianne Taylor (2000)..........
7.
Amy Adams (1986)............
8.
Sue Snyder (1990)................
9.
Jennifer Nimelli (2003) ......
10.
Kathy Mazur (1984)..........
Terri Spaulding (1994)........
Kathy Mazur (1983)............

.0.34
.0.41

.1.00
.1.06
.1.26
.1.36
.1.40
.1.45
.1.46
.1.48
.1.54
.1.67

Brianne Taylor (2001)..........
Terri Spaulding (1994) ......
Kathy Mazur (l986)...........
Cheri Snyder (1995)............
Sue Snyder (1990)...............
Brianne Taylor (1999)..........
Suzanne Nimelli (1999)......
Janine Blank (1995).............
Brianne Taylor (2000)..........
Cheri Snyder (19%)..........

STRIKEOUTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

157.2
154.1
...144
142.2
...140
139.2
134.2
...131
128.1
124.2

Kathy Mazur (1986)................... 189
Brianne Taylor (2001)................. 166
Brianne Taylor (2000)................. 156
Kathy Mazur (1985)...................141
Jennifer Nimelli (^999)............... 132
Brianne Taylor (1999)................. 127
Jennifer Nimelli (2003)................. 69
Suzanne Nimelli (1998)............... 68
Brianne Taylor (1998)................... 66
Vanessa Rose (2005)...................... 64

BASE ON BALLS
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Cheri Snyder (1995)........................ 56
Brianne Taylor (2001).................. .47
Jessica Hper (1997).......................46
Sandra Lipscomb (1995)...............46
Sue Snyder (1990).........................44
Meghan Kutz (19%).....................39
Brianne Taylor (1999)...................38
Suzanne Nimelli (1999)............... 37
Teresa Eyer (1982).........................36
Jennifer Nimelli (2002)..................35
Briarme Taylor (2000)................... 35

GAMES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Brianne Taylor (2001)...................26
Terri Spaulding (1994).................26
Sue Snyder (1990).........................26
Brianne Taylor (1999)...................25
Kathy Mazur (1985) .....................24
Suzanne Nimelli (1999)............... 23
Cheri Snyder (1995).......................22
Kathy Mazur (1986)..................... 22
Janine Blank (1995).......................21
Brianne Taylor (2000)....................20

COMPLETE GAMES
1.
2.
3.

7.

INNINGS PITCHED
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

The Record Book

9.

Terri Spaiilding (1994) ................. 21
Brianne Taylor (2001)................... 20
Brianne Taylor (2000)................... 19
Brianne Taylor (1999)................... 19
Meghan Kutz (19%).....................19
Sue Siwder (1^).........................19
Cheri Snyder (1996)........................17
Cheri Snyder (1995).......................17
Suzanne Nimelli (1999)................15
Janine Blank (1995).......................15
Kathy Mazur (1985).....................15

SHUTOUTS
1.
2.
3.
4.

Kathy Mazur (1986).....................12
Kathy Mazur (1985) ....................... 7
Brianne Taylor (2000).....................5
Terri Spaulding (1994) ...................5

5.
8.

Jennifer Nimelli (2003)................... .4
Suzanne Nimelli (1999)................ .4
Brianne Taylor (1999).................... .4
Suzanne Nimelli (1998).................. 3
Brianne Taylor (1%8).....................3
Cheri Snyder (1997).........................3

Career
WINS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 38
Brianne Taylor (1998-01)............. 37
Cheri Snyder (1995-98)................. 25
Suzanne Nimelli (1998-00)........... 23
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)............. 22
Teresa Eyer (1982-85) ...................19
Jennifer Anderson (1990-93)....... 16
Jennifer NimeUi (2001-03)........... 13
Sue Snyder (1990) ......................... 11
Janine Hper (199^............................ 8

LOSSES
1.
2.
4.
5.
7.

Brianne Taylor (1998-01)............. 45
Cheri Snyder (1995-98).................34
Jennifer Anderson (1990-93)....... 34
Teresa Eyer (1982-85) ................... 21
Jennifer Nimelli (2001-03)........... 20
Suzanne Nimelli (1998-00)........... 20
Jo Kennedy (2001-03).................... 19
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)............. 19
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 19
Kim Fleissner (2003-present)....... 19

ERA
(minimum 120 innings)
1.
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)............. 0.63
2.
Sue Snyder (1990)....................... 1.45
3.
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)......... 1.54
4.
Teresa Eyer (l%2-85)................. 1.86
5.
Suzanne Nimelli (1998-00)....... 2.00
6.
Jennifer NimeUi (2001-03)......... 2.32
7.
Brianne Taylor (1998-01)........... 2.41
8.
Jennifer Anderson (1990-93)..... 2.73
9.
Cheri Snyder (1995-98)............. 3.06
10. Teri Berlin (1997-98).....................3.36

INNINGS PITCHED
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Brianne Taylor (1998-01)........ .426.2
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)............... 397
Cheri Snyder (1995-98)........... 377.1
Jennifer Anderson (1990-93)..... 295
Teresa Eyer (1982-85)................. 290
Suzanne NimeUi (1998-00)..... 287.1
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)........... 264
Jennifer NimeUi (2001-03)....... 235.1

9.
10.

Jo Kennedy (2001-03)................161.1
Meghan Kutz (19%) ................129.1

STRIKEOUTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Brianne Taylor (1998-01)........... 515
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)............... 388
Suzanne NimeUi (1998-00)....... 261
Jennifer NimeUi (2001-03)......... 154
Teresa Eyer (1982-85)................... 82
Kim Kurchev (2004-present)....... 79
Jo Kennedy (2001-03)................... 77
Cheri Smyder (1995-98)............... 69
Vanessa Rose (2005-present)....... 64
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)..............59

BASE ON BALLS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Brianne Taylor (1998-01)........... 149
Cheri Snyder (1995-98)............... 125
Suzanne NimeUi (1998-00)........... 84
Jennifer Anderson (1990-93)....... 79
Jennifer NimeUi (2001-03)........... 78
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 69
Teresa Eyer (1982-85)................... 66
Kim Fleissner (2003-present)....... 65
Jo Kennedy (2001-03).................. .46
Sandra Lipscomb (1%5).............. .46

GAMES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Brianne Taylor (1998-01) ............. 88
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 66
Cheri Snyder (1995-98)................. 62
Jennifer Anderson (19^93)....... 53
Stizanne NimeUi (1998-00)........... 50
Teresa Eyer (1982-85) .................. .48
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)............ .45
Jennifer Nimem (2001-03)........... 44
Kim Heissner (2003-present)....... 41
Jo Kennedy (2001-03)....................36

COMPLETE GAMES
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.

8.
10.

Brianne Taylor (1998-01) ............. 71
Cheri Snyder (1995-98)................. 44
Jennifer Anderson (19^93)....... 44
Suzanne NimeUi (1998-00)........... 35
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)............. 32
Jennifer NimeUi (2001-03)........... 30
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 30
Megl^ Kutz (1996)...................... 19
Sue Snyder (19%).........................19
Janine Blank (1995)........................ 18

SHUTOUTS
1.
2.
3.
4.

Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 20
Brianne Taylor (1998-01) ............. 14
Suzanne NimeUi (1998-00)............. 9
Jennifer NimeUi (2001-03)............. 6

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The Record Book
5.

Terri Spatdding (1994) ..................5
Cheri Snyder ^^5-98)..................5

Hitting Records
Season
BATTING AVERAGE
(miniumun 50 at bats)
1.
Kristen Neuberger (1994)....... .444
2.
Heather dark (19%)............... .442
3.
Heather dark (1995)............... .423
4.
Sue Dav^ (19^..................... .415
5.
Kristen Neuberger (1992)....... .414
6.
Kathy Mazur (1986).................... 407
7.
Keri Crisdone (1997).................. 402
8.
Ann Palermo (1984).................... 400
9.
April Hurd (1998)........................ 385
10.
Nfichelle Kephart (1991)............ 380
11.
Mandie lorfido (2005)................ 377
12.
Terri Spaulding (1994)................ 376
13.
Heather dark (1994).................. 370
14.
Diana Holder (19%) .................. 365
15.
Heather Heist (1993).................. 356
Melissa Peters (1993).................. 356
17.
Susan HoU (1982)........................ 353
18.
Sarah Bishop (1990).................... 348
19.
Stormy Alexander (1998).......... 346
20.
Melis^ Peters (1994).................. 343

AT BATS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Diana Holder (1995)................... 138
Heather dark (1995)................... 137
Jennifer Young (1995)................. 136
Danielle Demore (1995)............. 131
April Hurd (1999).......................129
April Hurd (1998).......................122
Stormy Alexander (1999)........... 122
Diane Trickey (199^................... 121
Michelle Weber (19%) ............... 119
Tara Franz (2003)..........................119

RUNS
1.
2.
3.
5.

8.
9.

Melissa Peters (1994)......................31
Michelle Weber (19%)................. 29
Diane Tricky (19^.......................28
Kristen Neub^ger (1994)............. 28
Diana Holder (19%)......................27
Diana Holder (1995)..................... 27
Heather Heist (1993).....................27
Heather dark (199^.....................24
Keri Crissione (1997).....................24
Debbie Rudenski (1977)............... 24

HITS
1.

Heather dark (1995)......................58

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The Record. Book
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.

8.
9.

Heather dark (19%).....................50
April Hurd (1998)........................ .47
Diana Holder (1995).....................44
Stormy Alexander (1999).............42
Diana Holder (19%).....................42
Kristen Neuberger (1994).............40
Jennifer Young ^995)...................39
Stormy Alexander (1998)............. 37
Keri Qiscione (199^.....................37

RBIs
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

8.
10.

Heather dark (1995)...................... 34
Heather dark (19%).....................32
Heather dark (1994).....................30
Kristen Neuberger (1994)............. 29
Kathy Mazur (1986) .....................24
Diana Holder (19%).....................22
Janine Piper (1997).........................22
Leigh McMahon (1997)................ 20
Ann Palermo (19^).....................20
Holly Hutchison (2004)................ 19
Heamer Heist (1993).....................19

DOUBLES
1.
4.

7.

8.

Diana Holder (1995)...................... 10
Heather dark (1995).....................10
Brandi Henderson (2000)............. 10
Holly Hutchison (2004)................. 9
Diana Holder (19%).......................9
Ann Palermo (1984) .......................9
Danielle Demore (1995)................. 8
Tara Frantz (2003)...........................7
Heather Geer (2000).......................7
Jessica Piper (1997).........................7

TRIPLES
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.

10.

Heather dark (1995).....................10
Danielle Demore (1995).................7
Kristen Neuberger (19%)............... 6
Michelle Kephart (1991)................. 6
Marlena Mucdaroni (2001)........... 5
Heather dark (1994).......................4
Heather Heist (1993)...................... .4
Kathy Mazur (1986) ...................... .4
Rose Rccirillo (1994)...................... .4
Jen Ronald (2003)............................. 3
April Hurd (2001)...........................3
April Hurd (1999)...........................3
Karen Norton (19%).......................3
Ann Palermo (1984).......................3

5.

STOLEN BASES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

10.

4.

Heather dark (1996)....................... 6
Heather dark (1995).......................5
Kathy Mazur (1985) .......................5
Heatner dark (1994)...................... .4

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Sara Bishop (1991) .......................21
Debbie Rudenski (1977)............... 19
Sharon McDuff (1977)................... 18
Shelly Herzing (1985)................... 17
Jen Mcdain (1997) ....................... 13
Jennifer Young (1%5)................... 13
Courtney Shewak (2003)............. 12
Michelle Weber (1%7) ................. 12
Nancy Jamison (1977)................... 12
Sue Davey (197^...........................12
Sue Davey (1978)............................11

STRIKEOUTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
7.
8.

Diane Trickey (2000) ...................32
Tara Frantz (2004).........................30
Danielle Demore (1995)............... 29
Jennifer MitcheU (1995) ............... 26
Brandi Henderson (2000)............. 25
Tara Frantz (2005).........................25
Basil Davis (2003)...........................23
Katie Wratten (2003).....................23
Tara Frantz (2003).........................23
Michelle Weber (1995)................. 23

BASE ON BALLS
1.
2.
3.

10.

Jennifer Mitchell (19%) ............... 16
Kathy Mazur (1986) .....................15
Jennifer Podlucky (1992)............. 14
Marla Mucdaroni (2001)............. 14
Kathy Mazur (1995)..................... 14
Keri Crisdone (199^..................... 14
Michelle Weber (1995)................. 14
Rose Piccirillo (1993).....................14
Robin Boyd (1985).........................14
April Hurd (2000).......................... 13
Stormy Alexander (1997)............. 13
Michelle Weber (1997)................. 13
Melissa Peters (1993).....................13

GAMES
1.

HOME RUNS
1.
2.

Andrea Palmieri (2004)....................3
April Hurd (2001)...........................3
Leigh McM^on (1997)................. 3
Kristen Neuberger (1994)............... 3
Ivy Turner (1990).............................3
Kathy Mazur (1986) .......................3
Debbie Rudenski (1977)................. 3

5.
6.

MicheUe Weber (1995).................. 48
Heather dark (1995).....................48
Danielle Demore (1995)............... 48
Diana Holder (1995).....................48
Jennifer Yoimg (1995)...................47
Michelle Weber (1997) .................42
Jennifer Mitchell (1995)............... 42

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Diane Trickey (1997).....................42
9. Lisa Blackhurst (19%)....................... 41
April Hurd (19%).........................41

Career
BATTING AVERAGE
(minimum 100 at bats)
1.
Heather dark (1994-%)............ 415
2.
Kristen Neuberger (19%-%).. .365
3.
Heather Heist (1%^.................. 356
4.
Sarah Bishop (1990-91).............. 343
5.
Diana Holder (l%3-%).............. 330
6.
Kathy Mazur (1983-86).............. 325
7.
Stormy Alexander (l%7-00) .. .322
8.
Brandi Henderson (19%-00).. .320
Keri Crisdone (1996-97)............ 320
10.
Holly Hutchison (2004)...............317
Terri Spaulding (l%l-94).......... 317
12.
Susan HoU (1982-83).................. 316
13.
MicheUe Kephart (1990-91)...... 315
14.
Melissa Peters (l%2-94)............ 306
15.
April Hurd (1%8-01).................. 300
Ann Palermo (1984-85).............. 300

AT BATS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

April Hurd (1%8-2001)............. 449
Stormy Alexander (1997-2000) ....444
Diane Trickey (1997-2000)........ .436
MicheUe Weber (1994-97).......... .410
Diana Holder (l%3-%)............. 382
Kristen Neuber^ (1992-94,'%).......
351
Me^h^’&th’(r^-2bb2)!!!’.!!!!!!!!35o

7.

8.
9.
10.

Heather dark (1994-96)............. 342
Robin Boyd (1983-86)................. 330
Tara Frantz (2002-2005).............. 317

RUNS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

MicheUe Weber (1994-97).............. 89
Diana Holder (1993-%)............... 80
Robin Boyd (1983-86)................... 76
Diane Trickey (1997-2000)........... 70
Kristen Neuber^ (1992-94,'%) ....66

6.

April Hurd (1%8-2001)............... 65
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 64
Heather dark (1994-96)............... 60
Stormy Alexander (l%7-2000) ....56
Melissa Peters (l%2-94).................48

7.
8.
9.
10.

HITS
1.
2.
3.
4.

Diana Holder (1993-%)............. 206
Stormy Alexander (1997-2000) ....143
Heather dark (1994-96)............. 142
April Hurd (1%8-2001)............. 135

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6.
7.
8.
10.

Kathy Mazur (1983-86)............... 135
Kristen Neubei^ (1992-94> 96) ....132
MidieUe Weber (1994-97)............. 98
Meghan Seth (1999-2002)............. 91
Diane Trickey (1997-2000)........... 91
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)...............76

RBIs
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

DOUBLES
1.
2.
4.
5.
7.
9.

Diana Holder (1993-%)............... 23
Heather dark (1994-96)............... 22
Kristen Neubet^ (1992-94> %)... 22
Stormy Alexander (1997-2000) ....18
Rose HcdriUo (1991-94)............... 17
Tara Frantz (2002-05)..................... 17
Brandi Henderson (1999-2000) ....16
Kathy Mazur (1983^)................. 15
April Huaid (1998-2001)...............13
Andrea Palmieri (2002-2005)....... 13

TRIPLES
1.
2.
4.

6.
8.

Heather dark (1994-%)............... 16
April Hurd (1998-2001)............... 10
Kristen Neubuiger (1992-94,'%) ....10
Michelle Kephart (1990-91).............8
Kathy Mazur (1993-86)................... 8
Danielle Demore (1992-95)........... 7
Jen Ronald (2002-2005)................... 7
Marlena Mucdaroni (2001-03)..... 6
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)............... 6
Rose FlccirUlo (1991-94)................. 6
Tara Frantz (2002-2005) ................. 6

HOME RUNS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

STOLEN BASES
1.
2.
3.
4.

6.
Heather Clark (1994-96)............... %
Kristen Neubei^ (1992-94,'%) ....75
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 66
Stormy Alexander (1997-2000) ....55
Diana Holder (1993-%)............... 52
April Hurd (1998-2001)............... 48
Robin Boyd (1983-86)...................41
Diane Trickey (1997-2000)........... 38
Terri Spaulding (1991-94)............. 36
Michelle Weber (1994-97).............. 34

Heather dark (1994-%)............... 15
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................... 8
April Hurd (1998-2001)................. 6
Kristen Neubuiger (1992-94, '96) ..5
Andrea Palmieri (2002-pres.)....... 4
Leigh McMahon (1997-98)............. 3
Diana Holder (1993-%)................. 3
Ivy Turner (19^91).......................3
Diana Cooper (1985-86)................. 3
Debbie Rudenski (1977)................. 3
Holly Hutchison (2004-2005) ....... 3

Edinboro University Softball 2006

Dr. Frank G. Pogue
President, Edinboro University of

7.

8.
10.

Sara Bishop (1990-91)...................34
Robin Boyd (1983-86)...................33
MicheUe Weber (1994-97)............. 29
Shelly Herzing (1985-86)............. 24
Tara Frantz (2002-04).....................24
Sue Davey (1977-78).....................23
Sharon McDuff (1977-78)............. 22
Rita Uberti (1982-84).....................20
Kristen Neubeiger (1992-94, %)....20
Ka% Bennicoff (1977-78)............ 17
Nancy Jamison (1977-78)............. 17

Pennsyhmnia

STRIKEOUTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.

Tara Frantz (2002-05).....................93
Diane Trickey (1997-00)............... 73
Michelle Weber (1994-97)............. 63
April Hurd (1998-01) ...................54
Amanda Riley (1998-01)...............51
Andrea Palmieri (2002-04)........... 50
Courtney Shewak (2002-Ck)....... 49
Amy Burlingame (1995-97)......... 46
Meghan Seth (1999-02)................. 45
Jennifer Mitchell (1993-%)............44

BASE ON BALLS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Michelle Weber (1994-97).............. 49
April Hurd (1998-01) ...................43
Kathy Mazur (1983-86)................. 42
Melissa Peters (1992-94)...............39
Diane Trickey (1997-00)...............36
Rose PicciriBo (1991-94)............... 31
Diana Holder (1993-%)...............30
Heather dark (1994-%)............... 29
Courtney Shewak (2002-04)....... 25
Stormy Alexander (1997-00)....... 25
Jennifer Podlucky (1991-94)....... 25

GAMES
1.
2.
3.

MicheUe Weber (1994-97)........... 157
April Huid (1998-2001)............. 147
Stormy Alexander (1^-2000) 143

4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Diane Trickey (1997-2000)....... 141
Diana Holder (1993-%)............134
Lisa Blackhuist (1997-2000)..... 128
Meghan Seth (1999-2002)......... 126
Kristen Neuberger (1992-94, '96)..
........................................................ 118
Heather dark (1994-96)............116
Jennifer Mitchell (1993-%).........109

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10.

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'

Frank G. Pogue was
^pointed the 15th president of
Edinboro
University
of
Pennsylvania on July 1,19%.
A sociologist. Dr. Pogue
holds a badiefer'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 chanceUor for
student affairs and special programs at the State
University of New YorL ^UNY) Central
Administration in Albany, serving in that posi­
tion for 10 years. While vice chanceUor, he also
served for one year as interim president at the
SUNY CoUege at CobleskiU. Pnor to his assign­
ment in the SUNY Central Administration,
President Pogue was vice president for student
affairs, associate vice president for research and
educational development, dean of undergradu­
ate studies, and a department chairperson, aU at
SUNY at Albany.
Dr. Pogue participates in national, regional
and statewide leadership groups. He serves as
a member of the American Council on
Education (ACE) Commission on Women in
Ifr^er Education which provides counsel to
ACE on poUcies related to women in higher
education and advises on other concerns related
to expanded roles and equal opportunity for
women in higher education. He is a member of
the American Association of State CoUeges and
Universities (AASCU)
Committee
on
Professional Development,
Millennium
Leadership Initiative and Christa McAuliffe
Selection Committee. 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 location Middle States Association
of Colleges and Schools (MSA). Most recently,
he served as President for the MSA Board of
Trustees and as a member of its Executive
Committee, and he is a former vice chair of the
Commission's Executive Committee.
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

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Higher Education ^HE) Commission for the
Uraversities emd Commission of Presidents
Executive Committee. He is a member of the
Executive Board of A Community of AgUe
Partners in Education (CAPE). In October 1^6,
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 RendeU's Transition
Team. In May 2004, he was appointed to the
Pennsylvania Department of Education Higher
Education Advisory Board.
LocaUy, Dr. Pogue serves on the Boards of
Directors for the MeadvUle Area Industrial
Commission, the Erie Regional Chamber and
Growth Partnership, and the Erie Philharmonic
Orchestra.
He serves on the Boards of
Corporators for the Hamot Health Foundation,
the Saint Vincent Health Center, and the
MeadvUle 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 chaiiperson of
the Erie Coimty MiUennium Commission, the
Erie County State Employees Combined Appeal
ffiECA) 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
PubUc Safety. Dr. Pogue has served on the
boards of directors for the United V^y of Erie
County and the Greater Erie County Chapter of
the American Red Cross.
Dr. Pogqe was honored by the Erie Area
Chamber or Commerce with the Louis J. TuUio
Community Service Award. The Greater Erie
Community Action Committee (GECAC) hon­
ored him with the Paul P. Martin Community
Service Award in 2000, and in 1999, the
Distingi^hed Service Award for Leadership
and Vision was presented to him by the SUNY
at Albany CouncU of Trustees.
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 classroom environment.
Since becoming president. Dr. Pogue has
created the concept and phUosophy of the
Edinboro FamUy, a learner-centered environ­
ment where students come first and are an inte­
gral part of a caring and supportive campus
community.

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Tuesday, March 14

vs. Wilmington (DE)
vs. Minnesota St.-Moorhead
vs. Bloomfield
vs. Bendey
vs. St. Michael’s
vs. Winona State
vs. Wilmington (DE)
vs. Winona State
at Fairmont State (2)
at Wheeling Jesuit (2)
at Walsh (2)
INDIANA(PA) (2)*
at Slippery Rock (2)*
at Seton Flill (2)
CAUFORNIA(PA) (2)*
at Clarion (2)*
at Lock Haven (2)*
at Indiana (PA) (2)*
at Gannon (2)
SLIPPERY ROCK (2)*
LOCK HAVEN (2)*
CLARION (2)*
at California (PA) (2)*
at PSAC Championships

Ft. Myers, FL
Ft. Myers, FL
Ft. Myers, FL
Ft. Myers, FL
Ft. Myers, FL
Ft. Myers, FL
Ft. Myers, FL
Ft. Myers, FL
Fairmont, WV
Wheeling, WV
North Canton, OH
Edinboro, PA
Slippery Rock, PA
Greensburg, PA
Edinboro, PA
Clarion, PA
Lock Haven, PA
Indiana, PA
Erie, PA
Edinboro, PA
Edinboro, PA
Edinboro, PA
California, PA
West Champion

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