Bloo01sburg
University
Softball
-----1986- - -

- - Pennsylvania ---Conference
Champions

- 1983

1984

1985-

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BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY "A Commitment to Excellence"

Bloomsburg University is a multi-purpose institution of higher
education serving the citizens of Pennsylvania as one of the 14
Commonwealth-owned Universities. With a commitment to
provide a quality, affordable education for all qualified students,
Bloomsburg combines the tradition of an institution founded in
1839 with modern learning, living and recreational programs
and facilities. Commonwealth funding provides 55 percent of
Bloomsburg's annual operating budget.
Undergraduate students may enroll in degree programs in
64 areas of study in the arts and sciences, business, teacher education, nursing and health sciences. A program in engineering
is offered in conjunction with the Pennsylvania State University,
and preparation for post-baccalaureate study at professional
schools is offered. Unique educational opportunities are available through advanced placement, study abroad, professional
practicum, internships, independent study and the Center for
Academic Development programs.
At the graduate level, the master's degree is offered in 2 5 areas
of study and there are ten supervisory certification programs in
the field of teacher education.
Extended program offerin s proved continuing, life-long
learning opportunitie fo
e of all ages and educational
interest through non,.,..rKt""rses, non-credit mini-courses
offered at off-campu
and by public service television,
and credit for work
Ien e.
Enrollment for the all m ster 1985 totalled 6,439 students.
There were 5,133 fu t
nd
9
time undergraduates,
108 full-time and 429
-t1
students. Instruction
is provided by a 367-memb r
The University's 173-ac~
verlooks the Town of
Bloomsburg and the sceni
na Valley. Carver Hall,
built in 1867, provides a GQll'\Q'>iiLili -,wnh the modern facilities
that include seven residence
f , library, a 2,000-seat auditorium, student union, dining hall, gymnasium, administration
building, five classroom buildings, athletic fields and recreational areas on the lower campus.
An athletic complex and recreational area occupy the school's
100-acre upper campus. In addition, the James H. McCormick
Center for Human Services is the newest building on the lower
campus and was used for the first time last fall.
Located less than two miles from an Interstate 80 interchange
and 22 miles from Interstate 81, Bloomsburg is within one hour's
driving time from Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Hazleton and Williamsport, 1 ½ hour's from Harrisburg, 2½ hours from Philadelphia,
and three hours from New York City. The community is 45 miles
from the Avoca International Airport and is serviced by major
bus lines.
Bloomsburg has an enviable placement record. Of the 1, 11 7
who graduated in the 1983-84 academic year, 82.1 % had meaningful employment or were in graduate school one year later.
Active files of over 25,000 living alumni are kept by the University. Graduates of BU have distinguished themselves in areas ·
including law, medicine (one is a Nobel Laureate), science,
architecture, education, industry and research.
The Bloomsburg University is fully accredited by the Middle
States Association of Colleges and Schools, the National Council
for the Accreditation of Teacher Education, and the Pennsylvania
State Board of Education.

Table of Contents - - Bloomsburg University .................... Inside front cover
"A Commitment to Excellence"
To the Media, Quick Facts and Contacts ................... 1
Coaching Staff Profiles .................................... 2
Season Outlook .......................................... 3
1986 Roster .............................................. 4
Player Profiles .......................................... 5-8
Bloomsburg University's Softball All-Americans ............. 8
1985 Bloomsburg University Softball Statistics .......... 9-1 O
Results from 1985, Over the Years ....................... 11
Records Against All Opponents .......................... 12
Records, Accomplishments
over the Last Five Years ................. Inside Back Cover
Softball 1986

Back Cover

To the Media
For further information concerning Bloomsburg
Softball, contact Sports Information Director Jim
Hollister, Waller Administration Building, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA 17815. (Phone
717-389-4413, office; 717-784-7756, home)

- Quick Facts and Contacts at BU Location: Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Enrollment: 6,438
General Information: 717-389-4000
President: Dr. Harry Ausprich
Athletic Director: Roger Sanders
Athletic Department: 717-389-4354
Colors: Maroon and Gold
Nickname: Huskies
Home Field: Lower Campus
Trainer: Art Hopkins (phone: 717-389-4401)
Equipment Manager: Ron Morgan (phone: 717-389-4374)
Conference: Pennsylvania
1985 Overall Record: 35-6

Head Coach
Jan Hutchinson
Jan Hutchinson begins her ninth
season as Bloomsburg University's
head softball coach in search of
the school's fourth straight 30-win
season. Hutchinson's squads have
compiled 98 victories (33-4, 30-4,
and 35-6) over the last three years
for an .875 winning percentage.
Last season's team won its third
consecutive Pennsylvania Conference Championship and also advanced to the NCAA Eastern
Regional for the third consecutive year. However, Akron defeated the Huskies in the regional final.
Last year, Bloomsburg advanced to the finals of the PC tourney
with victories over Edinboro and Shippensburg before a Sue Luna
two-run double plated the winning run in the top of the seventh
for a 2-0 finals victory over Lock Haven. BU has now gone three
consecutive seasons without yielding a run in PC Tournament
action. In the opening game of the East Regional, Akron scored
four runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to capture a 5-4
victory. The Huskies rebounded to down Sam Houston St. in a 4-2
win. Akron then downed BU as two first-inning runs stood up in a
2-0 victory, advancing them to the final four.
Hutchinson, a native of Newton, NJ, received her Bachelor of
Science Degree in 1 971 and earned her Master of Education
Degree in Physical Education in 1979, both from East Stroudsburg University. Prior to coming to Bloomsburg, she was a
member of the faculty of the Blair Academy in Blairstown, NJ.
There she initiated an interscholastic sports program for women
and served as head coach of the field hockey, basketball, and
softball teams.
In 1982, Hutchinson was one of the first coaches ever to lead
two teams to national titles in the same year as both the BU field
hockey and softball teams captured AIAW titles.

Assistant Coach
Tina Souders
Tina Souders enters her second season as an assistant softball
coach at Bloomsburg. She graduated from BU in 1984 with a
degree in Sociology/Social Welfare. Souders was a four-year
starter for the softball team and holds multiple game, season, and
career pitching records.
Her 74 career victories, against just 11 loses, is a school record.
Other career marks include 63 5 strikeouts, 610 innings pitched,
and a 0.34 earned run average. Souders also has many season and
game records to her credit. They include: lowest earned run
average, 0.23; most strikeouts, 207; fewest walks, 13; most
shutouts, 18; and most consecutive victories, 22.

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- - - - - outlook - - - - -

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It takes good pitching and solid hitting to win softball games
and the Bloomsburg University Huskies have both - - again!! The
three-time defending Pennsylvania Conference champions
return their entire pitching staff, which had a combined 0.42
earned run average and all but one player from a club that batted
.290 in a season that saw the team win a school record 3 5 games,
win its third conference crown in a row and reach the NCAA
Division 11 quarterfinals for the third consecutive season.
Ninth year head coach Jan Hutchinson has an overall record of
176-53 and knows what she expects from her 1986 Huskies.
"Last year we started out thinking about a rebuilding season and
just didn't expect the amount of success we had. The kids were
really green but played extremely well. With the exception of one
or two innings, we could have been in the 'final four.' This season,
we have our strongest hitting lineup ever and all three pitchers
back, so can only look for another good year."
Junior Susan Kocher heads the veteran mound corps that
includes senior Chris Moyer and sophomore Jill Solinski. In 1985,
Kocher registered the nation's second best ERA of 0.23 and had a
record of 16-2. She struck out 130 and allowed just 59 hits to the
464 opponent batters she faced in 21 innings during the season.
Kocher is 25-3 in her first two seasons at Bloomsburg.
Moyer enjoyed an 11-3 mark a year ago and had an 0.72 ERA.
She struck out 59 batters while walking just 17 in 97 innings. The
fourth-year performer posted an unblemished 16-0 record in her
first two seasons with the club and is 27-3 overall in her career.
As a freshman, Solinski entered Bloomsburg as one of the most
highly touted pitchers in Pennsylvania. She saw limited time
behind the two veteran performers but managed to post an 8-1
record with an ERA of 0.33. She struck out 58 opponents in 64
innings of work.
The trio combined for 24 7 strikeouts and walked only 84 of the
1,068 batters they faced. They allowed 43 runs, 17 of which were
earned and gave up 1 50 hits.
Senior Karen Hertzler, who gained All-American status at
second base in 1984, may wonder at times if she is in the right
position if Hutchinson's infield plans hold their pre-season form.
Hertzler, who hit .344 last season, was the only Husky to play in
every game and earned All-Pennsylvania Conference honors
along with Kocher, third baseman Kathy Berry and rightfielder
Suzanne Luna, is set at her position but six others could share
time at the other spots. A lot will depend on where standout Jean
Millen ends up. The senior missed all of the 1985 campaign with a
knee injury but returns ready to play at either first base or
shortstop. She hit .301 two years ago and led the team in doubles,
triples and homeruns as well as runs batted in and walks. Millen
was the lone BU performer to play in all 36 games that year.
Berry can move from her third base position to first where she
played some last season while hitting .304. She is a contact hitter
who struck out only once in 102 at bats and had the top fielding
percentage among the starting infield at .961. Lori Pisco can also
play at either corner and got plenty of game experience in 28
contests in 1985.
Last year's starting shortstop, Donna Graup handled the position well in her first season with the club after transferring from
Lock Haven and adds to Hutchinson's list of talented infielders
who will see plenty of time with Millen at first base or can fill in at
third. Sophomore Kim Fey moves over from the BU lacrosse team
and is pressing the veterans for a berth in the infield along with

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newcomer Sherri Cooley.
Luna was a pleasant surprise last season as she stepped in as a
freshman and led the Huskies in hitting at a .352 clip. She
accounted for 1 5 extra base hits and led the team in doubles,
triples and homeruns. She will once again be in rightfield while
junior Kate Denneny will patrol leftfield where she played in 38
games a year ago and hit .304. She was also the squad's top
defensive player, not committing an error during the 1985
season.
Joan Lewis the reserve centerfielder behind the lone graduated
senior Deb Schneiderhan, could take over that position or
transfer Donna Shief, a junior could assume those duties.
A battle for the starting catcher's berth a year ago never
materialized because returning performer Lori Guitson injured
her shoulder and was forced to designated hitter duties. Newcomer Cindy Freeland became the starter and did an outstanding
job behind the plate, recording the second highest fielding percentage among the regulars at .982. Both players are returning
and Guitson appears healthy, so that position boasts a pair of
proven quality performers. Freshman Robin Fioretti will back up
the duo.
The Huskies have won three PC titles and 98 games over the
past three seasons but each time have come up one game short of
the nation's "final four" tourney. Hutchinson's team must make
sure to retrace each step to get there again in 1986 and maybe
can make that elusive final one to take its shot at a national crown.

1986 Roster
No.
10

Name
Kathy Berry

Pos.
IF

Class
Sr.

25

Sherri Cooley

IF/OF

Fr.

18

Kate Denneny

OF

Jr.

2

Kim Fey

IF

So.

7

Robin Fioretti

C

Fr.

19

Cindy Freeland

C

So.

28

Donna Graupp

IF

Jr.

23

Lori Guitson

C/IF

Jr.

Karen Hertzler

IF

Sr.

Susan Kocher

p

Jr.

Joanie Lewis

OF

Jr.

13

Suzanne Luna

OF

So.

21

Jean Millen

IF

Sr.

20

Chris Moyer

p

Sr.

11

Lori Pisco

IF

Jr.

Donna Shief

OF

Jr.

p

So.

3
24
9

4
22

Jill Solinski

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Hometown
(High School)
Port Ro)al
0uniata
White Horse Station, NJ
(Hunterdon Central)
Hatboro
(Upper Moreland)
Sweet Valley
(L-ake Lehman)
Peckville
(Valley View)
Wormle~sburg
(Cedar liff)
Robesonia
(Conrad Weiser)
Pittston
(Pittston Area)
Mechanicsburg
(Mechanicsburg)
Camda Hill
(Ce ar Cliff)
Bethlehem
(Bethlehem Catholic)
South Brunswick, NJ
(South Brunswick)
Whitehall
(Whitehall)
Spring Mills
(Penns Valley)
Minersville
(Minersville)
Co~an Station
(Williamsport)
Dallas
(Lake Lehman)

Player Profiles
KATHY BERRY
Senior
IF
Port Royal - Juniata H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
#10
One of four seniors on the 1986 squad. Played
both first and third base last season while
commiting just six errors in 33 games. A strong
batter, she hit.301 in 1985 and has the potential
to hit the long ball. Tied for the team lead with
three home runs last year. Could start at either
corner spot.
Major: Accounting
SHERRI COOLEY
Freshman
IF/OF
White Horse Station, NJ- Hunterdon Central H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
#2S
A newcomer to the program, she could see
action in the infield as well as the outfield. Will
work on improving her fielding techniques and,
with her strong arm and quick release, should
add depth to the roster in many positions.
Major: Accounting

KATE DENNENY
Junior
OF
Hatboro - Upper Moreland H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
#18
Played in 35 contests last season, mostly in left
field. Her exceptional range and mobility
helped her complete an errorless season in
1985. Batted .304 and scored 23 runs, second
best on the team. Also led the team in sacrifices
while ranking second in hits with 35. Could start
in either left or center field during the upcoming
campaign.
Major: Secondary Education

KIM FEY
Sophomore
IF
Sweet Valley - Lake Lehman H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
#2
Is playing in her first season on the softball
squad after a stint with the Lacrosse team last
spring. A quick fielder with good technique, she
will battle for a starting infield assignment. Her
aggressive batting style should be a plus to the
lineup. Also a two year performer for the field
hockey team.
Major: Elementary Education

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ROBIN FIORETTI
Freshman
C
Peckville - Valley View H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#7
Quick hands and reflexes should add to the
catching corps. Was a fine backstop for the
Valley View team. Also has great abilities as a
batter and will strengthen the team's pinchhitting unit.
Major: Undeclared

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CINDY FREELAND
Sophomore
C
Wormleysburg - Cedar Cliff H .S.

#19
Caught in every game last season as a freshman and led the team in putouts with 264 while
sporting a .982 fielding percentage. Drew 11
walks in 1985 to rank second on the team. A
good athlete with a nice swing, is expected to
improve upon last season's .221 batting average.
Major: Pre-Med

DONNA GRAUPP
Junior
IF
Robesonia - Conrad Weiser H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#28
Played in 28 games last season, mostly at
shortstop. Led the club with 63 assists while
sporting a .929 fielding average. Tied for the
team lead in sacrifices with 13 and is expected
to improve on 1985's .239 batting average.
Extremely quick and a fundamentally sound
fielder, could move to third base this season.
Major: Elementary Edu,ation

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LORI GUITSON
Junior
C/IF
Pittston - Pittston Area H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#23
Hit .280 as a backup catcher during her
freshman season. A shoulder injury prevented
her from catching in 1985 but she proved to bea
valuable asset as a designated hitter, batting
.264 average. Off-season rehabilitation has
improved her throwing and she could see action
behind the plate or at first base.
Major: Secondary Education/Math
KAREN HERTZLER
Senior
IF
Mechanicsburg - Mechanicsburg H.S.
lats: Left
Throws: Right

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An All-American second baseman, she is one

of just four seniors on this year's team. Hit .344
last season and led the team in hits with 4 5 and
stolen bases with eight while playing in every
contest. Also had a team-high 18 walks and 32
runs scored. Has exceptional quickness and
lateral mobhilityf ind the field. Also ad four year
starter on t e iel hockey team an is also an
All-American in that sport.
Major: Special Education

SUSAN KOCHER
Junior
P
Camp Hill - Cedar Cliff H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#24
Had a 16-2 record and a team-high .23 earned
run average. Was second in the nation among
Division II pitchers with her ERA. Also topped
the club with 130 strikeouts in 121 innings
pitched. Can throw a rise, drop, and changeup.
Hit .323 last season with three home runs, four
doubles and knocked in 19 runs to rank second
in the latter two categories.
Major: Mass Communication

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JOANIE LEWIS
Junior
OF
Bethlehem - Bethlehem Catholic H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#9
Will be fighting for a starting outfield job after
seeing limited duty in 1985 behind Deb
Schneiderhan. Had an on-base percentage of
.300 last season along with a 1.000 fielding
average. Improved on her hitting during the off
season and is expected to be a threat in the
Husky lineup.
Major: Elementary Education
SUZANNE LUNA
Sophomore
OF
South Brunswick, NJ - South Brunswick H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

ll

#13
Led Bloomsburg in five offensive categories
and finished second in two others while making
a quick transition to college softball. Hit .352,
recorded six doubles, six triples, and three
homeruns while knocking in 23 runs, all team
highs. Made only one error in right field and her
improved fielding should strengthen the outfield. Her two-run double in the seventh inning
gave the Huskies their third straight conference
title last year.
Major: Elementary Education
JEAN MILLEN
Senior
IF
Whitehall - Whitehall H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#21
Missed all of the 1985 season due to a severe
knee injury. She hit .397 with 26 runs batted in
and four home runs in her sophomore season.
One of the stronger players on the team, she
could see action at either first base or shortstop
while remaining a constant long-ball threat at
the plate.
Major: Accounting
CHRIS MOYER
Senior
P
Spring Mills - Penns Valley H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

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#20
The lone senior on the pitching staff, she has a
27-3 career record. Went11-3 in 1985.Suffered
the first defeat of her college career last season
after going 16-0 in her first two campaigns.
Walked only 17 batters while facing 366 and
sported a .72 earned run average. Started 14
games. Has a strong drop pitch and is expected
to add a rise to her repetoire.
Major: Psychology/Sociology
LORI PISCO
Junior
IF
Minersville - Minersville H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#11
Shared first and third base duties last season,
playing in 28 games. Had a .958 fielding average
with 129 putouts to rank second on the team.
Hit only .221 but had three doubles and nine
runs scored. Is expected to be a contender for a
starting spot at both corner positions.
Major: Elementary Education

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DONNASHIEF
Junior
OF
Cogan Station - Wiliiamsport H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#4
Expected to add depth to the Husky outfield
in her first season in a BU uniform. A transfer
from Williamsport Area Community College,
her batting and baserunning abilities should
supplement a good offensive attack.
Major: Business Education

Jill SOLINSKI
Sophomore
P
Dallas - Lake Lehman H.S.
Bats: Right
Throws: Right

#22
Recorded an 8-1 mark with a .33 earned run
average as a freshman. Along with Kocher and
Moyer, comprised the second best team ERA
among Division II schools at .42. Had 58
strikeouts in 64 innings, including 238 batters
faced. Only allowed 35 hits and three earned
runs.

Major: Undeclared

Bloomsburg University's
Softball All-Americans
Tina Souders - 1982, 1983, 1984 ..................... Pitcher
Denise Henderson - 1 982 .......................... Catcher
Anne Schmidt - 1982 ............................. Shortstop
Kathy Behan - 1982 .............................. Third Base
Karen Hertzler - 1984 .......................... Second Base

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1985 Bloomsburg University Softball Statistics
- Batting Statistics Name

Kathy Berry
Kate Denneny
Cindy Freeland
Donna Graupp
Lori Guitson
Karen Hertzler
Susan Kocher
Joanne Lewis
Suzanne Luna
Kathy Molnar
Chris Moyer
Lori Pisco
Deb Schneiderhan
Diane Shields
Jill Solinski
Totals

AB

H

28

38

HR

SB

SAC

so

BB

R

RBI

AVG.

GP

102
115
104
71
87
131
65
43
105
36
7
68
77
55
1

31
35
23
17
23
45
21
8
37
13
4
15
28
9
0

1
4
2
2
2
3
4
1
6
2
1
3
0
0
0

3
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
6
1
0
1
2
0
0

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

2
2
2
2
2
8
2
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0

2
13
4
13
6
4
4
2
4
1
1
5
1
5
0

1
5
13
4
4
6
6
3
2
2
1
14
8
3
0

10
2
11
2
5
18
7
7
3
3
0
7
6
10
0

21
23
17
9
11
32
8
3
18
10
2
9
14
13
0

14
9
10
3
7
12
19
4
23
10
0
6
7
4
0

.304
.304
.221
.239
.264
.344
.323
.186
.352
.361
.571
.221
.364
.164
.000

36
38
39
28
31
41
36
16
37
14
17
28
24
22
11

1067

309

31

17

15

24

67

72

91

190

128

.290

41

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- Pitching Statistics Name

w

L

REL

IP

BF

H

R

ER

BB

so

WP

HB

ERA

Susan Kocher
Ch ris Moyer
Jill Solinski

16
11
8

2
3
1

4
4
1

121
97
64

464
366
238

59
56
35

13
15
15

4
10
3

38
17
29

130
59
58

2
2
5

4
3
5

0.23
0.72
0.33

Totals

35

6

9

282

1068

150

43

17

84

247

9

12

0.42

- Fielding Statistics PO

ASSISTS

ERRORS

AVERAGE

Kathy Berry
Kate Denneny
Cindy Freeland
Donna Graupp
Karen Hertzler
Susan Kocher
Joanne Lewis
Suzanne Luna
Kathy Molnar
Chris Moyer
Lori Pisco
Deb Schneiderhan
Diane Shields
Jill Solinski

113
24
264
82
90
18
10
18
4
3
129
14
30
2

33
2
8
63
60
17
1
5
0
35
19
1
40
10

6
0
5
11
14
2
0
1
1
2
6
3
3
3

.961
1.000
.982
.929
.915
.946
1.000
.958
.800
.949
.958
.833
.959
.800

Totals

801

294

57

.951

Name

0

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Results from 1985

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BU
3
American International (MA)
Wayne State (Ml)
BU
8
Bridgeport (CT)
BU
6
BU
1
Ithaca
4
Liberty Baptist (CT)
BU
BU
23
St. Peter's
Penn State
BU
0
BU
2
Penn State
BU
1
SUSQUEHANNA
SUSQUEHANNA
BU
5
WEST CHESTER
BU
2
WEST CHESTER
BU
5
Lock Haven
BU
2
BU
1
Lock Haven
10
MANSFIELD
BU
MANSFIELD
BU
13
Seton Hall
BU
5
BU
6
Seton Hall
4
Millersville
BU
BU
9
Millersville
ITHACA
BU
7
BU
ITHACA
6
BU
12
Kutztown
Kutztown
BU
8
BU
1
LEMOYNE
LEMOYNE
BU
2
BU
4
Shippensburg
4
Shippensburg
BU
BU
0
SALISBURY STATE
BU
3
SALISBURY STATE
Indiana (PA)
BU
4
Indiana (PA)
BU
3
BU
3
EAST STROUDSBURG
BU
12
EAST STROUDSBURG
Edinboro
*BU
1
3
Shippensburg
*BU
Lock Haven
*BU
2
4
Akron
**BU
**BU
4
Sam Houston St.
Akron
**BU
0
• - Pennsylvania Conference Championships
•• - NCM Division II Tournament (Mid East Regional)

Over the Years
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981

1-3
1982
4-7
1983
6-11
1984
17-8
1985
23-9
9 seasons: 177-56, 75.9%

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28-4
33-4
30-4
35-6

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

- Records Against All Opponents 1986 Opponents:
Allegheny
Drexel
East Illinois
East Stroudsburg
9-2
Furman
3-0
Indiana
Indiana (PA)
8-0
Ithaca (NY)
4-1
Kutztown
13-4
Lock Haven
10-5
Lowell
Mansfield
7-0
Millersville
10-4
Seton Hall (NJ)
2-0
Shippensburg
12-9
Susquehanna
10-4
West Chester
4-0
Wisconsin-River Falls
All Opponents:
Akron
American International (MA)
Augustana (IL)
Baker (KS)
Bridgeport (CT)
Brockport (NY)
Bucknell
Calvin (Ml)
Catholic University
Eastern Connecticut
Edinboro
Fairleigh-Dickinson (NJ)
Francis Marion (SC)
Franklin and Marshall
King's
LeMoyne (NY)
Liberty Baptist (VA)
Luzerne County C.C.
Mankato State (MN)
Messiah
Misericordia
Navy
Oswego (NY)
Penn State
Princeton (NJ)
Rhode Island
Rider (NJ)
Sacred Heart (CT)
Salisbury State (MD)
Sam Houston State
San Francisco St.
Slippery Rock
South Carolina
Springfield (MA)
St. Peters (NJ)
Trenton State (NJ)
University of Scranton
Wayne State (MI)
Wilkes
Winthrop (SC)

12

first meeting
first meeting
first meeting

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1.000
first meeting

1.000
.800
.765
.667
first meeting

1.000
.714
1.000
.571
.714
1.000
first meeting

0-2
1-1
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-1
6-2
1-0
2-0
1-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
6-3
1-0
2-0
4-0
2-0
2-0
1-2
1-0
1-0
2-0
2-4
5-2
1-0
1-0
3-2
2-0
1-0
1-0
1-3
8-4
1-1
8-0
1-0

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1.000
1.000
1.000
.500
.750
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
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1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
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1.000
1.000
1.000
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.714
1.000
1.000
.600
1.000
1.000
1.000
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.500
1.000
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Records
Individual
Single Game
Batting:
Hits: Sally Houser
Doubles: Carolyn Bartoni
Triples: Deb Long
Home Runs: Jean Millen
Walks: Jean Millen
Hit By Pitch:
Runs Scored: Gail Geberich
Stolen Bases: Carolyn Bartoni
Sacrifices: Jeanette Mitroka

4

2
2
2
5

2
4
4
3

vs. Susquehanna 4/7 /80
vs. Wilkes 4/17 /80
vs. Lock Haven 4/22/82
vs. Millersville 4/14/84
vs. F. Dickinson 3/12/84
vs. Susquehanna 5/2/78
vs. Susquehanna 4/7 /80
vs. Luzerne 4/2 7/78
vs. Shippensburg 4/22/81

Pitching:
Longest Game: Tina Souders 23 inn. vs. Sacred Heart 5/11-12/84

Season
Batting:
Hits: Karen Hertzler
Doubles: Deb Long
Triples: Cheryl Sedlack
Home Runs: Jean Millen
Walks: Deb Long
Hit By Pitch: Deb Long
Runs Scored: Denise Henderson
Stln. Bases: Roberta Spezialetti
Sacrifices: Anne Schmidt
Bat. Avg: Denise Henderson
Pitching:

45
8
6
4
23
4
35
14
14
.411

1985
1984
1982
1984
1984
1984
1983
1981
1982
1983

(Minimum of 10 games)

Lowest Earned
Run Average: Tina Souders
Most Strikeouts: Tina Souders
Fewest Walks: Tina Souders
Most Shutouts: Tina Souders
Most Wins: Tina Souders
Fewest Losses: Chris Moyer
Most Consec. Wins: T. Souders
Most No-Hitters: Susan Kocher
Consecutive Hitless Innings:
Susan Kocher

13
18
22
0
22
3

1982
1983
1983
1984
1983
1983
1983
1984

24

1984

.23

Accomplishments Over the
Past Five Seasons
1981:
1982:

1983:

1984:

1985:

23-9
EAIAW Regionals: Second
28-4
EAIAW Regional Champions
AIAW Division Ill Champions
33-4
Pennsylvania Conference Champions
NCAA East Regional: Second
30-4
Pennsylvania Conference Champions
NCAA East Regional: Second
35-6
Pennsylvania Conference Champions
NCAA East Regional: Second

Softball 1986
March 23

April

Lowell

Columbia, SC

24

Evansville
Wisconsin-River Falls

Columbia, SC

25

East Illinois
Drexel

Columbia, SC

26

Evansville
Allegheny

Columbia, SC

27

Furman (2)

Columbia, SC

28

at Virginia (2)

1:00 p.m .

1

SETON HALL (2)

2:30 p.m.

3

at Susquehanna (2)

2:30 p.m.

5

at East Stroudsburg (2)

1:00 p.m.

8

INDIANA (PA) (2)

3:00 p.m.

10

LOCK HAVEN (2)

2:30 p.m.

11-13

at Philadelphia Softball Assoc. Tournament

15

MILLERSVILLE (2)

2:30 p.m.

18

KUTZTOWN (2)

2:30 p.m.

19

at Mansfield (2)

1:00 p.m.

22

SHIPPENSBURG (2)

2:30 p.m.

24

at Ithaca (2)

3:00 p.m.

26

at West Chester (2)

1:00 p.m.

May 2-3

PSAC Championships

Berwick, PA

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