2012 Eureka College Softball Media Guide

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EUREKA COLLEGESOFTBALL

CARISSA ALIG

SENIOR

METAMORA, Ill.

2012 EUREKA COLLEGE SPRING SPORTS MEDIA GUIDE

No. Name Cl. Pos. B/T Ht. Hometown High School/Previous School

1 Caty Eeten So. OF/P S/R 5-9 Eureka, Ill. Eureka/Illinois Central

3 Amanda Murphy So. IF R/L 5-4 Manteno, Ill. Manteno

6 Sarah Ackermann Fr. UT R/R 5-7 St. Louis, Mo. Affton

9 Heather Flanigan Sr. OF R/R 5-2 Streator, Ill. Fieldcrest

10 Karson Gragert Fr. P/OF S/R 5-7 Georgetown, Ill. Georgetown-Ridge Farm

11 Jessica Beck Fr. OF/IF R/R 5-3 Wilmington, Ill. Wilmington

13 Courtney Crone Fr. UT R/R 5-6 Streator, Ill. Woodland

15 Carissa Alig Sr. IF R/R 5-3 Metamora, Ill. Metamora

16 Sara Hamilton Sr. OF/IF R/R 5-8 Washington, Ill. Washington/Illinois Central

19 Emily Campbell So. IF/C R/R 5-9 Pontiac, Ill. Pontiac

22 Ashley Segerstrom So. OF L/L 5-2 LeRoy, Ill. LeRoy

23 Jaylynn Stewart Jr. IF R/R 6-0 Taylorville, Ill. Taylorville

24 Sarah Jesse Jr. P/IF R/R 5-6 Mackinaw, Ill. Bloomington

25 Jackie Nauracy So. OF R/R 5-7 Schererville, Ind. Marian Catholic

30 Tanisha Geiman Fr. UT R/R 5-8 Beach Park, Ill. Zion-Benton

31 Kelli Dunne Jr. IF R/R 5-10 Peoria, Ill. Richwoods/Illinois Central

32 Taylor Newby Fr. OF S/R 5-2 Lindenhurst, Ill. Lakes

Head Coach: Stacey Sparks (Millikin ‘92), 4th season

Assistant Coaches: Sara Eggleston (Culver-Stockton ‘08), 2nd season; Brittany Gardner (Eureka ‘09), 3rd season

EUREKA COLLEGE 2012 SOFTBALL ROSTER

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Date Opponent Location Time

MARCH

12 !vs. Robert Morris-Springfi eld North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 10:30 a.m.

12 !vs. Suffolk North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 12:30 p.m.

13 !vs. Lycoming North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 10:30 a.m.

13 !vs. Arcadia North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 12:30 p.m.

14 !vs. Suffolk North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 12:30 p.m.

14 !vs. Lycoming North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 2:30 p.m.

15 !vs. Philadelphis Biblical North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 8:30 a.m.

15 !vs. Arcadia North Myrtle Beach, S.C. 2:30 p.m.

21 at North Park (DH) Chicago, Ill. 3 p.m.

24 *WESTMINSTER (DH) Eureka, Ill. 1 p.m.

25 MONMOUTH (DH) Eureka, Ill. 1 p.m.

28 KNOX (DH) Eureka, Ill. 3 p.m.

31 *WEBSTER (DH) Eureka, Ill. 1 p.m.

APRIL

1 at Beloit (DH) Beloit, Wis. 1 p.m.

4 *at Greenville (DH) Greenville, Ill. 3 p.m.

6 *at Fontbonne (DH) St. Ann, Mo. 5 p.m.

11 *MacMURRAY (DH) Eureka, Ill. 3 p.m.

14 *PRINCIPIA (DH) Eureka, Ill. 1 p.m.

15 RUST (DH) Eureka, Ill. Noon

18 *at Blackburn (DH) Carlinville, Ill. 5 p.m.

21 *at Spalding (DH) Louisville, Ky. Noon

25 ROBERT MORRIS-SPRINGFIELD (DH) Eureka, Ill. 3 p.m.

28 at Franklin Franklin, Ind. 1 p.m.

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All times Central and subject to change

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game

! -- National Collegiate Sports Invitational (North Myrtle Beach, S.C.)

# -- If necessary

EUREKA COLLEGE 2012 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

Letterwinners Returning/Lost 8/10

Pitchers Returning/Lost 3/1

Starters Returning/Lost 6/3

2012 Newcomers 9

Conference St. Louis Intercollegiate

Year Joined 2007

All-Time Record 32-43

2011 SLIAC Record 7-9

Website sliac.org

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach Stacey Sparks

Career Record 33-55 (.375)

Record at Eureka Same

Alma Mater Millikin ‘92

Offi ce Phone (309) 467-6370

Assistant Coaches

Sara Eggleston (Culver-Stockton ‘08) 2nd season

Brittany Gardner (Eureka ‘09) 3rd season

COACHING STAFF

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Stacey Sparks will enter her fourth season as head coach of

the Eureka College softball program in 2012. The former NCAA

Division III softball standout has used effective recruiting and

groundbreaking statistical performances from her student-athletes

to make the Red Devils a regular contender in the St. Louis

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference softball landscape.

The Red Devils have enjoyed success in terms of wins and losses

as well as offensive numbers under Sparks’s watch. The 2011 Red

Devils belted 12 home runs in only 28 games to break the single-

season team record for the second consecutive spring. Eureka

has also been effective in the pitching circle for Sparks, as the Red

Devils set a new single-season mark for strikeouts with 142.

The crown jewel of Sparks’s tenure so far has been the 2010

campaign. Eureka’s nine conference victories were its highest total

during its four-year membership of the SLIAC and the most league

wins in any season since the Red Devils won 11 Northern Illinois-

Iowa Conference (NIIC) games and qualifi ed for the NCAA Division

III Tournament in 2002. The Red Devils continued their success

against conference opponents at the SLIAC Tournament, routing

Greenville 13-5 in an elimination game on May 6 to become the

third Eureka squad (men’s basketball, 2007, 2010) to win a SLIAC

postseason contest since the Red Devils joined the nine-team

league prior to the 2006-07 academic year.

Sparks has proved to be an excellent recruiter during her tenure at

Eureka. She has successfully welcomed 22 new student-athletes

to the program since the summer of 2010, two of which have

earned All-SLIAC honors.

The Lincoln, Ill. native also enjoyed a wildly successful collegiate

softball career at Division III Millikin in Decatur, Ill. After

transferring from Illinois Central, Sparks compiled a school-record

.467 batting average (56-for-120) en route to being named the

College Conference of Illinois Wisconsin (CCIW) South Division

Player of the Year and leading the Big Blue to the CCIW title as a

junior in 1990. She also smashed 10 home runs, a Millikin record

that still stands and the most by any Division III player that season,

and was named to the Division III All-America First Team.

She hit .407 and set another single-season school record with

14 doubles to earn All-America Second Team accolades as a

senior. Sparks was the fi rst player in Millikin softball history to hit

.400 or better in back-to-back seasons. Sparks, who also played

basketball at Millikin, earned a communications degree from MU

in 1992 and was inducted into the Millikin athletics Hall of Fame in

2007.

STACEY SPARKSHEAD COACHMILLIKIN ‘92FOURTH SEASON

In addition to her own collegiate playing success and coaching

duties at Eureka, Sparks has continued to be very active in

athletics. She has coached basketball at West Lincoln Junior High

School and was an assistant coach for Lincoln Land Community

College. She has coached various YWCA and summer youth

basketball and softball teams and spent two years coaching youth

softball in Bloomington-Normal. When she is not coaching, Sparks

is a commercial underwriter for Country Insurance.

SPARKS AT A GLANCEEDUCATIONB.A., Communications, Millikin University, 1992

COACHING EXPERIENCEHead Coach, Eureka College (2009-Present)

Youth Basketball/Softball Coach, Lincoln/Bloomington (1995-08)

Assistant Coach, Lincoln Land Community College Women’s Basketball (1991-94)

PLAYING EXPERIENCEMillikin University (1990-91)

Illinois Central College (1988-89)

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SARA EGGLESTONASSISTANT COACHCULVER-STOCKTON ‘08SECOND SEASON

Former NAIA pitching standout Sara Eggleston will enter her

second season on the Eureka softball coaching staff. Eggleston

will work primarily with the Eureka pitching staff.

A four-year pitcher at Culver-Stockton in Canton, Mo., Eggleston

was a three-time All-Heart of America Athletic Conference (HAAC)

choice for the Wildcats, including a First Team selection as a junior

in 2007. Eggleston led the Wildcats that season with 16 victories,

183.2 innings pitched, 126 strikeouts and a 1.94 earned run

average, while opposing batters hit just .230 against her.

The Memphis, Mo. native compiled a 40-31 career record in 92

total appearances, including 72 starts. She struck out 322 batters

in 496.2 innings pitched and concluded her four-year career in

2008 with a 2.75 earned run average. The Wildcats won 98 games

in Eggleston’s four seasons.

Additionally, Eggleston is in her second year as Eureka’s fi rst full-

time assistant athletic trainer. She earned a B.S. in athletic training

from Culver-Stockton in May 2008.

She later served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer with the

softball and spirit teams at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar

Falls, Iowa, earning a master of science degree in athletic training

in July 2010.

BRITTANY GARDNERASSISTANT COACHEUREKA ‘09THIRD SEASON

A member of the Eureka College softball team in 2007 and 2008

and one of the most accomplished players in Eureka women’s

basketball history, Brittany Gardner will enter her third season on

the Eureka softball coaching staff in 2011.

Gardner’s fi rst season as an assistant coach on the Eureka staff

produced ground-breaking results, including the Red Devils’ fi rst

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament berth

since joining the league prior to the 2007 season. Eureka also

smashed what was then a school-record 11 home runs in 2010

and improved its single-season totals in batting average, runs

scored, slugging percentage,

on-base percentage and

fi elding percentage. The Red

Devils went on to break the

team home run record again in

2011 with 12 homers.

During her two-year softball

career, Gardner started all

61 games for the Red Devils,

collecting 23 hits, 19 runs, nine

runs batted in and four stolen

bases.

On the basketball court,

Gardner left Eureka as the

program’s all-time leader with

149 3-point baskets. She

also holds the single-game school record, burying eight treys at

Principia on Jan. 23, 2007. Gardner ranks eighth all-time on the

all-time Eureka scoring list with 1,075 points and 10th on the all-

time assist list with 206. Gardner was a Second Team All-SLIAC

choice in 2008.

A native of Mooresville, Ind., Gardner earned a degree in fi tness

leadership from Eureka College in 2009.

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The Eureka College softball team will enter its fourth season under

head coach Stacey Sparks and look to return to the St. Louis

Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament in 2012. Eureka

returns eight letterwinners, including a pair of all-conference

outfi elders, in its quest to earn its second postseason appearance

since 2010.

The Red Devils will turn to one of the most experienced players

in program history for leadership in the infi eld, as Carissa Alig

will make the move from shortstop to third base. Alig, who also

excels in the classroom as a two-time academic All-American, has

started 94 consecutive games since fi rst donning a Eureka uniform

in 2008. She is the active Eureka leader in nearly every offensive

category and already ranks ninth in Eureka history with 30 bases

on balls.

Another Eureka senior will play a huge role in the heart of the

Eureka lineup. Sara Hamilton is back in the EC outfi eld after an

outstanding debut season that resulted in an All-SLIAC First Team

selection. Hamilton smashed fi ve home runs in 2011 to promptly

race to fi fth place on the all-time Eureka home run list. She also

put up a .488 batting average and drove in 22 runs in one of the

most productive offensive seasons in program history.

Heather Flanigan rounds out Eureka’s three-player senior class.

A defensive specialist in the outfi eld a year ago, the dual-sport

student-athlete (soccer) will likely play a larger role in 2012.

Veteran starting pitcher junior Sarah Jesse returns for her third

collegiate season in 2012. Her 13 career victories already rank

tied for 10th in program history, and she is poised to crack the

top-10 in strikeouts and innings pitched before her collegiate

career is done. The Red Devils will turn to Jesse as their clear ace

throughout the 2012 season.

Outfi elder Caty Eeten headlines a group of three returning

sophomore starters. The switch-hitter, who also stars on the

Eureka women’s basketball team as the 2012 SLIAC Player of the

Year, hit .314 out of the leadoff spot for the Red Devils last season

and will continue to be a threat from that spot this season. Eeten

also pitched 38.2 innings last season for the Red Devils and will

Senior infi elder Carissa Alig (left) enters her fi nal collegiate season after starting 94 consecutive games since her debut

in 2008. Junior pitcher Sarah Jesse (right) enters her third collegiate season in 2012 as the active Eureka leader in every

pitching category.

continue to provide depth in the circle in 2012.

Emily Campbell, one of nine multi-sport student-athletes

(volleyball) on the roster, returns as Eureka’s catcher after making

26 starts as a freshman last spring. Campbell, who joined Alig

as academic All-Americans in 2011, will give the Red Devils a

dependable bat in the lineup and a consistent glove behind the

plate.

Manteno, Ill. native Amanda Murphy returns for the Red Devils at

fi rst base after a debut season in 2011 in which Murphy compiled

a .264 batting average. Murphy, one of only two players on the

roster to throw left-handed, is expected to continue her stay at fi rst

base this spring.

Sophomore Jackie Nauracy rounds out Eureka’s eight-player

group of returning letterwinners. The Schererville, Ind. native

added women’s soccer to her student-athlete resume in 2011 and

will provide depth in the Eureka outfi eld for the second consecutive

season.

A large collection of newcomers will bolster Eureka’s attack in

2012, as nine new student-athletes will join the program.

The most accomplished newcomer for the Red Devils is former

Illinois Central slugger Kelli Dunne, who will play second base in

2012. Dunne led NJCAA Division II in RBI as a sophomore last

season, compiling 98 runs batted in for the powerhouse Cougars.

Dunne, a junior, is the only three-sport student-athlete on the

Eureka softball roster after also participating in volleyball and

basketball in her fi rst season on campus.

Jaylynn Stewart also joins the Eureka softball program after

transferring to Eureka College at semester break. She played a

large role on the Eureka women’s basketball team that qualifi ed

for the SLIAC Tournament in 2012 and will anchor the shortstop

position for the Red Devils this spring.

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ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS Games Played

Carissa Alig 94

Sarah Jesse 55

Sara Hamilton 28

Amanda Murphy 28

Caty Eeten 28

Batting Average

Sara Hamilton .488

Caty Eeten .314

Amanda Murphy .264

Emily Campbell .235

Carissa Alig .230

Runs

Carissa Alig 45

Sarah Jesse 20

Caty Eeten 17

Sara Hamilton 16

Emily Campbell 12

Home Runs

Sara Hamilton 5

Caty Eeten 2

Emily Campbell 1

Sarah Jesse 1

Amanda Murphy 1

Runs Batted In

Carissa Alig 27

Sara Hamilton 22

Caty Eeten 13

Sarah Jesse 13

Amanda Murphy 11

Total Bases

Carissa Alig 76

Sara Hamilton 64

Sarah Jesse 36

Caty Eeten 34

Emily Campbell 24

Amanda Murphy 24

Pitching Appearances

Sarah Jesse 36

Caty Eeten 8

Innings Pitched

Sarah Jesse 176.2

Caty Eeten 38.2

Wins

Sarah Jesse 13

Caty Eeten 2

Strikeouts

Sarah Jesse 67

Caty Eeten 18

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Eureka returns six starters and eight letterwinners, including All-SLIAC choices

Sara Hamilton and Caty Eeten, for 2012. The Red Devils will also welcome nine

newcomers this season.

After missing her freshman season with various injuries, sophomore Ashley Segerstrom

will immediately improve the Eureka outfi eld as she beings her collegiate softball career

in 2012. Segerstrom joins Hamilton, Eeten, Stewart and Dunne as players who also

participate in women’s basketball.

Five players will have freshman eligibility for the Red Devils in 2012, another large

recruiting class for Sparks. Sarah Ackermann will give Sparks a versatile option after a

decorated prep career at Affton High School in St. Louis. Courtney Crone, another utility

player, also joined the program.

Tanisa Geiman, Karson Gragert, and Taylor Newby round out the freshman class for

2012. Gragert, who also plays volleyball at Eureka, was a two-time Female Athlete of

the Year at Georgetown-Ridge Farm High School and will immediately improve Eureka’s

pitching rotation this spring. She is also expected to contribute as an outfi elder.

Eureka will open the season in style, playing eight games during spring break as part of

the National Collegiate Sports Invitational in North Myrtle Beach, S.C. The Red Devils will

play two games each day beginning Monday, March 12 through Thursday, March 15.

Upon returning to the Midwest, Eureka will open its 16-game St. Louis Intercollegiate

Athletic Conference schedule at home on Saturday, March 24 against Westminster.

The Red Devils will also host Webster in the month of March on the 31st as part of the

program’s “Pitch for Pink” breast cancer awareness event. The Red Devils will also play

a non-conference doubleheader at North Park (March 21) and host Monmouth (March 25)

and Knox (March 28) in the month of March.

Eureka will make SLIAC doubleheader trips to Greenville (April 4), Fontbonne (April 6),

Blackburn (April 18) and Spalding (April 21) during the second half of the season. The

Red Devils will host league foes MacMurray (April 11) and Principia (April 14). The April

schedule also includes non-conference showdowns against Beloit (April 1), Rust (April 15)

Robert Morris-Springfi eld (April 25) and Franklin (April 28).

The top four teams in the fi nal SLIAC regular season standings, excluding NCAA Division

III provisional member Spalding, will qualify for the double-elimination SLIAC Tournament

in early May. The winner of that tournament will earn the SLIAC’s automatic berth to the

NCAA Division III Tournament.

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CARISSA ALIGSENIOR • INFIELD • 5-3 • R/RMETAMORA, Ill.METAMORA H.S.

Career Notes: Has started all 94 games for the Red Devils since

the beginning of the 2009 season ... Ranks ninth in program

history in walks (30) ... The active Eureka leader in games played

(94), games started (94), at-bats (291), runs scored (45), walks

(30), sacrifi ce hits (4), stolen bases (12) and assists (223).

Junior (2011): Started all 28 games at shortstop ... Hit .185 with 11

runs scored and nine runs batted in ... Led the Red Devils with 12

walks ... Hit .389 (7-for-18) with fi ve runs scored during a six-game

hit streak from March 17 through April 3 ... Drove in four runs and

drew three walks in a doubleheader sweep of Rust on March 15

... Went 2-for-3, scored two runs and stole a base in a win over

Principia on April 2 ... Scored a run and drove home another in a

2-for-2 showing against Greenville on May 2.

Sophomore (2010): Started all 34 games, hitting .231 with 12

runs batted in ... Led the Red Devils and ranked third in the SLIAC

with 81 assists ... Did not commit an error during the fi nal nine

games of the season ... Hit .409 (9-for-22) with two doubles during

a six-game hit streak from March 31 through April 6 ... Hit from

the leadoff spot 10 times ... Smacked a double and drove in three

runs against Illinois-Springfi eld on March 23 ... Went 3-for-5 with a

stolen base at Blackburn on March 31 ... Finished a doubleheader

at Illinois College with 12 assists on April 6 ... Recorded a career-

high four RBI and scored two runs in a 3-for-4 effort in a win at

Greenville on April 14 ... Named to SLIAC All-Academic Team.

Freshman (2009): Named Eureka’s Newcomer of the Year ...

Started all 32 games ... Led the Red Devils with 102 at bats and 20

runs scored ... One of three players to hit a triple.

Metamora High School: A prep third baseman, Alig helped the

Redbirds to 27 victories and a share of the Mid-Illini Conference

championship as a senior.

Personal: The daughter of Wade and Angie Alig, Carissa was born

March 24, 1990 in Metamora, Ill. ... Majoring in psychology.

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NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete: 2010, 2011

SLIAC All-Academic Team: Spring ‘10, Spring ‘11

Eureka A.D. Honor Roll: Fall ‘09, Spring ‘10, Fall ‘10, Spring ‘11,

Fall ‘11

HONORS & AWARDS

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SARA HAMILTONSENIOR • OUTFIELD • 5-8 • R/RWASHINGTON, Ill.WASHINGTON H.S./ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Eureka A.D. Honor Roll: Fall ‘11

All-SLIAC First Team: 2011

HONORS & AWARDS

Junior (2011): Started all 28 games for the Red Devils, primarily

in center fi eld ... Hit a SLIAC-best .488 with fi ve home runs and

22 runs batted in ... Named to the All-SLIAC First Team ... Led EC

with an .800 slugging percentage, a .528 on-base percentage, 39

hits and six doubles ... Compiled a .528 batting average and a .582

on-base percentage in SLIAC games ... Hit safely in 23 out of 28

games ... Posted a .595 batting average with two homers and 11

RBI during a 14-game hit streak from March 17 through April 16

... Clobbered her fi rst Eureka home run against Rust on March 15

... Went 7-for-8 with six RBI, three doubles, three runs scored, a

triple and a homer in a doubleheader sweep of Principia on April

2 ... Smacked a triple in a 3-for-4 showing at Knox on April 13 ...

Hit home runs in back-to-back games versus Westminster and

Fontbonne on April 27-28 ... Went 5-for-7 in a SLIAC doubleheader

against Spalding on April 30.

Sophomore (2010): Hit .321 with three home runs and 25 RBI in

41 games for junior college Illinois Central ... Also recorded 23 runs

scored and nine doubles ... Named to the NJCAA Region 24 All-

Region Tournament Team.

Freshman (2009): Played in 35 games, hitting .314 with fi ve home

runs and 25 RBI for Illinois Central ... Recorded 20 runs scored

and six doubles ... Helped the Cougars to an NJCAA Region 24

championship.

Washington High School: A two-time All-Mid-Illini Conference

First Team selection ... Named the Panthers’ most valuable player

as a senior in 2008.

Personal: The daughter of Jim and Carol Hamilton, Sara was born

March 24, 1990 in Fulda, Germany ... Has a younger sister, Natalie

(16) ... Started 50 games for the Eureka women’s basketball

program from 2009 through 2011 ... Majoring in physical education.

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9 • HEATHER FLANIGANSENIOR • OF • 5-2 • R/RSTREATOR, Ill.FIELDCREST H.S.

Junior (2011): Appeared in 11 games, earning six starting

assignments as a defensive

specialist in the outfi eld ... Went

1-for-3 with a walk and four runs

scored ... Collected her fi rst

career hit, run, walk and RBI in

a win over Rust on March 15

... Set a career-high with three

putouts at Westminster on April

27. Fieldcrest High School:

Helped the Knights to 27 wins

during her fi nal two seasons

... Named Fieldcrest’s most

improved player as a junior and

senior. Personal: The daughter

of Jeff and Karin Flanigan,

Heather was born April 10,

1990 in Streator, Ill. ... Has two

siblings, Brock (27) and Trista

(26) ... Started 15 matches as a senior for the Eureka women’s

soccer team in 2011 ... Previously attended Elmhurst, playing two

seasons of golf ... Majoring in communications.

24 • SARAH JESSEJUNIOR • P • 5-6 • R/RMACKINAW, Ill.BLOOMINGTON H.S.

Sophomore (2011): Compiled a 6-8 record with a 4.03 earned

run average in 18 pitching appearances ... Threw a team-high

81.2 innings pitched ... Made 13 starts in the pitching circle ... Hit

.256 with a pair of doubles and four RBI in 43 at-bats ... Allowed

one earned run in 6.0 innings to earn her fi rst win of the season

at MacMurray on March 30 ... Pitched back-to-back complete

game victories in a doublueheader sweep of Blackburn on April 6,

including a three-hit shutout in the opener ... Struck out a season-

high fi ve and hit a double in a win at Knox on April 13 ... Went

3-for-6 with a double, run scored and two RBI in a doubleheader

against Greenville on May 2. Freshman (2010): One of four Red

Devils to start all 34 games, including 16 as the Red Devils’ pitcher

... Hit .211 with a home run, nine RBI and 16 runs scored as the

Red Devils’ part-time fi rst baseman ... Recorded a 7-9 record as

a pitcher with a 5.16 earned run average in 95.0 innings pitched

... Lowered her ERA by more than two full runs in her fi nal eight

appearances of the season ...

Recorded her fi rst career hit

and run scored at Texas-Dallas

on March 9 ... Tossed a fi ve-hit

shutout to beat MacMurray on

March 27 for her fi rst career

pitching win ... Struck out a

career-high eight at Blackburn on

March 31 ... Went 2-for-3 with a

double and two RBI in a win at

Greenville on April 14 ... Allowed

only two hits in a fi ve-inning

shutout victory against Principia

on April 22 ... Allowed three

earned runs over 7.0 innings

pitched and went 2-for-4 with

her fi rst collegiate home run in

Eureka’s SLIAC Tournament win

over Greenville on May 6. Bloomington High School: Named

to the All-Area team by the Bloomington Pantagraph ... Chosen

as a scholar-athlete. Personal: The daughter of Ed and Jane

Jesse, Sarah was born Sept. 7, 1989 in Chatham, Ill. ... Majoring in

business.

19 • EMILY CAMPBELLSOPHOMORE • C/IF • 5-9 • R/RPONTIAC, Ill.PONTIAC H.S.

Freshman (2011): Started 26 games in her debut collegiate

season between third base and catcher ... Hit .235 with a home

run and fi ve runs batted in ... Added a double, triple and scored

12 runs ... Led the Red Devils

with fi ve sacrifi ce hits ... Went

4-for-4 with a double and

two runs scored against Rust

on March 15 ... Finished a

SLIAC doubleheader against

MacMurray 4-for-6 with two

runs scored, two RBI, a double

and triple on March 30 ...

Clubbed her fi rst career home

run at Monmouth on April

3. Pontiac High School: Hit

.345 as a senior with a .485

on-base percentage ... Led the

Indians to 36 wins during her

varsity career. Personal: The

daughter of Todd and Patsy

Campbell, Emily was born Feb.

8, 1992 in Pontiac, Ill. ... Has a sister, Abby (16) ... Has appeared in

27 matches as a member of the Eureka volleyball team since 2010

... Majoring in education.

Eureka A.D. Honor Roll: Spring ‘11

HONORS & AWARDS

Eureka A.D. Honor Roll: Spring ‘10, Fall ‘11

HONORS & AWARDS

Eureka A.D. Honor Roll: Fall ‘10, Spring ‘11, Fall ‘11

SLIAC All-Academic Team: Fall ‘11

NFCA All-America Scholar-Athlete: 2011

HONORS & AWARDS

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1 • CATY EETENSOPHOMORE • OF/P • 5-10 • S/REUREKA, Ill.EUREKA H.S./ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Freshman (2011): Started all 28 games between the outfi eld and

pitcher’s circle ... Received All-SLIAC Honorable Mention ... Hit

.314 with two home runs and 13 RBI ... Shared the team lead

with four stolen bases ... Posted a 2-4 record with a 4.16 ERA in

eight appearances as a pitcher ... Tossed 38.2 innings ... Went

8-for-20 with runners in scoring position ... Hit .588 (10-for-17) with

two outs ... Singled in her fi rst

career at-bat versus Berry on

March 13 ... Went 4-for-4 with

a double, three runs scored

and two RBI while tossing a

one-hit shutout for her fi rst

career pitching win against

Rust on March 15 ... Smashed

her fi rst career home run and

earned the victory in the circle

at Principia on April 2 ... Went

5-for-8 with a homer and three

RBI in a doubleheader at

Knox on April 13 ... Matched a

career-high with six strikeouts

against Fontbonne on April

28 ... Hit .357 during a four-

game hit streak to close the

season. Eureka High School: Named to the Peoria Journal Star

and Bloomington Pantagraph All-Area First Teams ... Participated

in the Mizuno Super 60 Softball Classic ... Named to the All-

Cornbelt Conference First Team in 2009 and 2010 ... Ranks

among the IHSA all-time single-season leaders in hits (84, second)

and batting average (.672, fi fth) ... Ranks fi fth all-time in IHSA

history with a .621 career batting average ... Recorded a hit in

39 consecutive games, the third-longest streak in IHSA history ...

Set Eureka single-season school records in 2010 in at-bats (125),

batting average (.672), hits (84), home runs (3), and runs scored

(53). Personal: The daughter of Pat and Jane Grisham and Ron

and Deb Eeten, Caty was born July 14, 1992 in Peoria, Ill. ...

Has two brothers, A.J. (24) and Nick (22) ... Caty’s older brother,

Nick, played baseball at Eureka College in 2009 and 2010 ... Has

appeared in 43 games for the Eureka women’s basketball team

since the 2010-11 season ... Chosen as the 2012 SLIAC women’s

basketball Player of the Year ... Named the SLIAC Newcomer of

the Year and the D3hoops.com Central Region Rookie of the Year

in 2011 ... Attended one semester at Illinois Central as a member

of the softball team.

3 • AMANDA MURPHYSOPHOMORE • IF • 5-4 • R/LMANTENO, Ill.MANTENO H.S.Freshman (2011): Started all 28 games at fi rst base in her fi rst

season of collegiate softball ... Finished the season with a .264

batting average, a home run and 11 RBI ... Added two doubles

and 10 runs scored ... Perfect on two stolen base attempts ... Hit

.387 (12-for-31) with runners in

scoring position ... Recorded

her fi rst career hit, run and RBI

against Rust on March 15 ...Hit

her fi rst career home run and

drove in a career-high three

runs at MacMurray on March 30

... Went 3-for-4 with a double

in a win at Principia on April 2

... Her 12 putouts at Knox on

April 13 were a career-high

... Closed the season with a

four-game hit streak. Manteno

High School: An All-Interstate

Eight Conference selection

in 2010 ... A four-year varsity

starter, Murphy hit .417 as a

senior with 34 RBI and a .994

fi elding percentage ... Ranks 10th all-time at Manteno with a .320

career batting average. Personal: The daughter of Joe and Dawn

Murphy, Amanda was born April 2, 1992 in Kankakee, Ill. ... Has

two siblings, Krystal (26) and Joey (21).

25 • JACKIE NAURACYSOPHOMORE • OF • 5-7 • R/RSCHERERVILLE, Ind.MARIAN CATHOLIC H.S.Freshman (2011): Made her collegiate debut against Rust on

March 15 ... Had two plate appearances. Personal: The daughter

of Joseph and Cheryl Nauracy, Jackie was born March 20, 1992 in

Hammond, Ind. ... Has two siblings, Kayleigh (21) and Adam (16)

... Also a member of the Eureka women’s soccer team, starting all

17 matches for the Red Devils in 2011 ... Majoring in psychology.

22 • ASHLEY SEGERSTROMSOPHOMORE • OF • 5-2 • L/LLeROY, Ill.LeROY H.S.LeRoy High School: Helped LeRoy to a school-record 16 wins

and a third-place fi nish in the Heart of Illinois Conference as

a junior in 2009 ... Scored 14 runs and earned All-Academic

accolades from the Heart of Illinois Conference in 2010. Personal:

The daughter of Scott and Kathy Segerstrom, Ashley was born

Sept. 18, 1991 in LeRoy, Ill. ... Has three siblings, Jennifer (20),

Samantha (16) and Danielle (15) ... Majoring in biology ... Also a

member of the Eureka women’s basketball team and the Eureka

student athletic training staff.

Eureka A.D. Honor Roll: Spring ‘11

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention: 2011

HONORS & AWARDS

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31 • KELLI DUNNEJUNIOR • IF • 5-10 • R/RPEORIA, Ill.RICHWOODS H.S./ILLINOIS CENTRALSophomore (2011): Played in 52 games for NJCAA Illinois Central

in East Peoria, Ill. ... Led the nation with 98 RBI ... Finished the

campaign with 14 home runs and a .412 batting average ... Also

clubbed 14 doubles and scored 33 runs. Freshman (2010): Made

37 appearances for ICC, compiling a .336 batting average with

seven home runs and 29 RBI. Richwoods High School: A four-

year varsity starter for the Knights ... Received All-State Second

Team accolades ... Named to the All-Mid-State 6 Conference Team

four times ... A two-time choice for The Peoria Journal Star All-

Area squad, including a First Team selection as a senior in 2009.

Personal: The daughter of Mike & Pam Dunne, Kelli was born

Aug. 5, 1990 in San Diego, Calif. ... Has two siblings, Jordan (18)

and Ryan (16) ... Majoring in business ... Appeared in 25 matches

for the Eureka volleyball team in 2011, compiling 158 kills, 179 digs

and 11 service aces in 20 starting assignments ... Also a member

of the Eureka women’s basketball squad, playing in seven games

during the 2011-12 season.

23 • JAYLYNN STEWARTJUNIOR • IF • 6-0 • R/RTAYLORVILLE, Ill.TAYLORVILLE H.S.Taylorville High School: A three-time All-Central State 8

Conference honoree ... Owns the Taylorville career record in stolen

bases ... Also set single-season school records in walks (26)

and on-base percentage (.650) ... Received All-Area Honorable

Mention. Personal: The daughter of Vicki Stewart, Jaylynn was

born June 30, 1991 in Decatur, Ill. ... Has four siblings, Jami

(33), Jana (31), Julie (29) and Darrius (24) ... Majoring in athletic

training ... Also a member of the Eureka women’s basketball team

... Previously played two seasons of basketball at Illinois State in

Normal, Ill.

6 • SARAH ACKERMANNFRESHMAN • UT • 5-7 • R/RST. LOUIS, Mo.AFFTON H.S.Affton High School: Earned an All-Suburban East Conference

Second Team selection, helping the Cougars to a league title as

a senior in 2011 ... A three-year varsity starter and hit .269 with

12 runs scored, 11 RBI and a pair of doubles during her senior

season ... Led the Cougars to an MSHSAA Class 3, District 4 title

in 2010 and an appearance in the District 3 championship game

in 2011. Personal: The daughter of Karen Ackermann and Mike

Ackermann, Sarah was born Oct. 2, 1992 in St. Louis, Mo. ... Has

one siblings, Nick (22) ... Majoring in theater.

13 • COURTNEY CRONEFRESHMAN • UT • 5-6 • R/RSTREATOR, Ill.WOODLAND H.S.Woodland High School: Started as a junior and senior for the

Warriors ... Hit .316 with 12 RBI and fi ve doubles as a senior in

2011 ... Helped Woodland to 19 wins and a Tri-County Conference

title as a junior in 2010. Personal: The daughter of Myron and Lori

Crone, Courtney was born Feb. 15, 1993 in Streator, Ill. ... Has two

siblings, Lezli (26) and Dustin (23) ... Majoring in business.

30 • TANISHA GEIMANFRESHMAN • UT • 5-8 • R/RBEACH PARK, Ill.ZION-BENTON H.S.Personal: The daughter of James and Kim Geiman, Tanisha was

born Aug. 12, 1994 in Waukegan, Ill. ... Has four siblings, Kris (23),

Riley (17), Tyanna (15) and Tyler (11) ... Majoring in business.

10 • KARSON GRAGERTFRESHMAN • P/OF • 5-7 • S/RGEORGETOWN, Ill.GEORGETOWN RIDGE-FARM H.S.Georgetown Ridge-Farm High School: A four-year varsity starter,

serving as the Buffaloes’ captain for her fi nal three seasons ... Hit

.254 in 2011 with 12 runs scored and pair of doubles ... Tossed

44.0 innings and won three games as a pitcher as a senior ...

Chosen as G-RF’s Female Athlete of the Year in 2010 and 2011.

Personal: The daughter of Amanda Gragert, Karson was born

Feb. 8, 1993 in Mount Vernon, Ill. ... Majoring in biology ... Also a

member of the Eureka volleyball team, appearing in 14 matches for

the Red Devils in 2011.

32 • TAYLOR NEWBYFRESHMAN • OF • 5-7 • S/RLINDENHURST, Ill.LAKES H.S.Lakes High School: Started three seasons at Lakes, helping

the Eagles to 20 victories in 2011 ... Put together a .273 batting

average, .392 on-base percentage and .450 slugging percentage

as a senior ... Also scored eight runs with fi ve doubles and seven

RBI ... Received the Lakes Softball Sportsmanship Award in 2011.

Personal: The daughter of Thomas and Frances Newby, Taylor

was born April 10, 1993 in Antioch, Ill. ... Has one sibling, Thomas

(19) ... Majoring in elementary education.

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BATTING AVERAGE (100 AB MIN.)

1. Jami Larson .422

2. Cathy Kalnicky .403

3. Mandy Neuman .396

4. Tina Sharp .390

5. Allyson Carter .371

6. Stephanie Mullens .365

7. Mollie Springer .363

8. Jacquie Bruell .361

9. Sarah Taylor .349

10. Kris Kistler .364

Active Leader: Carissa Alig, .230

RUNS SCORED

1. Allyson Carter 136

2. Minda Sylvester 126

3. Sarah Taylor 114

4. Stephanie Mullens 109

5. Jacquie Bruell 92

Kris Kistler 92

Jami Larson 92

8. Gail Elbert 82

9. Mindy Daily 72

10. Jill Lindstrom 70

Active Leader: Carissa Alig, 45

HITS


2. Jami Larson 163

3. Sarah Taylor 155


5. Cathy Kalnicky 142

6. Tina Sharp 137



Kris Kistler 115

10. Mindy Daily 111


DOUBLES




4. Tina Sharp 30

5. Jami Larson 27

6. Kris Kistler 21

Sarah Taylor 21

8. Mollie Springer 19

9. Mandy Neuman 18

10. Three players 17


TRIPLES


2. Jami Larson 15

3. Sarah Taylor 14

4. Mindy Daily 12


6. Emily Forbes 10

7. Tina Sharp 9

8. Molly Hardesty 8

9. Four players 8

Active Leader: Sara Hamilton, 2

HOME RUNS


2. Tina Sharp 6

Minda Sylvester 6

Tomi Tapper 6

5. Mollie Springer 5

Sara Hamilton 5

7. Lauren Kao 4

Jill Lindstrom 4

9. Three players 3

RUNS BATTED IN

1. Jami Larson 108



4. Sarah Taylor 94

5. Tina Sharp 89

6. Kris Kistler 84



9. Mindy Daily 65

10. Jill Lindstrom 60


SACRIFICES

1. Stefanie Dalenberg 44

2. Jaci Cross 40

3. Amy LeMaster 27

4. Mindy Daily 25

5. Gail Elbert 24

Emily Forbes 24

7. Molly Hardesty 22


9. Natalie Lardi 19

Active Leader: Three players, 5

WALKS




4. Emily Forbes 40

5. Toni Mullens 38

6. Jill Doty 36

7. Tina Sharp 35

Jill Lindstrom 35

9. Carissa Alig 30

10. Amy Scammahorn 22

STOLEN BASES


2. Sarah Taylor 49


4. Gail Elbert 36


Jami Larson 32

7. Emily Forbes 29

8. Stacey Tegard 26


10. Kris Kistler 21


EARNED RUN AVERAGE

1. Jen Weber 1.44

2. Donita Williams 1.79

3. Tina Sharp 2.11

4. Kelli Gillett 2.19

5. Amy Mulvaney 2.28

6. Angie Ballance 2.77

7. Kendra Hartley 2.84

8. Devon Sloan 2.96

9. Nancy Pletsch 3.23

Active Leader: Caty Eeten, 4.16

INNINGS PITCHED

1. Donita Williams 457.1

2. Tina Sharp 404.0

3. Kendra Hartley 374.0

4. Kelsey Brandt 373.1

5. Angie Ballance 363.1

6. Amy Mulvaney 346.2

7. Jen Weber 341.0

8. Nancy Pletsch 331.1

Active Leader: Sarah Jesse, 176.2

WINS

1. Tina Sharp 45

2. Donita Williams 43

3. Jen Weber 37

4. Kendra Hartley 34

5. Amy Mulvaney 28

Angie Ballance 28

7. Kelsey Brandt 22

Nancy Pletsch 22

9. Becky Wright 17

10. Two players 13

STRIKEOUTS

1. Donita Williams 273

2. Kelsey Brandt 236

3. Angie Ballance 201

4. Tina Sharp 199

5. Amy Mulvaney 199

6. Kendra Hartley 186

7. Jen Weber 158

8. Nancy Pletsch 146

9. Kelli Gillett 146

Active Leader: Sarah Jesse, 67

EUREKA CAREER RECORDS SINCE 1991

SINGLE-SEASON TEAM RECORDS SINCE 1991 Wins 1990 34

Fewest Losses 1990 4

Batting Average 1996 .358

Runs Scored 1996 310

Hits 1996 385

Doubles 1996 77

Triples 2001 25

Home Runs 2011 12

Runs Batted In 1996 232

Sacrifi ces 2001 69

Stolen Bases 1993 82

Fielding Percentage 2008 .954

Assists 2004 411

Earned Run Average 1990 0.97

Innings Pitched 2000 247.1

Strikeouts 2010 142

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2011 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS (10-18, 7-9 SLIAC)Date Opponent Result Innings Overall Record SLIAC Record Pitcher of Record Attendance Time

3/13 #vs. Berry L, 1-9 6 0-1 --- Cochran (0-1) 85 1:40

3/13 #at Rhodes L, 0-10 5 0-2 --- Jesse (0-1) 100 1:15

3/15 %vs. Rust W, 21-0 5 1-2 --- Doty (1-0) 50 1:42

3/15 %vs. Rust W, 14-0 5 2-2 --- Eeten (1-0) 50 1:20

3/16 at Belhaven L, 0-9 5 2-3 --- Cochran (0-2) 75 1:14

3/16 at Belhaven L, 0-8 5 2-4 --- Jesse (0-2) 75 1:06

3/17 ^at William Carey L, 2-6 6 2-5 --- Doty (1-1) 120 1:40

3/17 ^vs. Georgetown (Ky.) L, 8-9 5 2-6 --- Jesse (0-3) 75 1:51

3/30 *at MacMurray W, 10-1 6 3-6 1-0 Jesse (1-3) 30 1:30

3/30 *at MacMurray W, 4-1 7 4-6 2-0 Cochran (1-2) 30 1:30

4/2 *at Principia W, 5-1 7 5-6 3-0 Jesse (2-3) 40 1:30

4/2 *at Principia W, 11-3 6 6-6 4-0 Eeten (1-1) 25 1:30

4/3 at Monmouth L, 4-8 7 6-7 --- Cochran (1-3) 50 1:24

4/3 at Monmouth L, 0-9 5 6-8 --- Doty (1-2) 50 1:10

4/6 *Blackburn W, 4-0 7 7-8 5-0 Jesse (3-3) 105 1:11

4/6 *Blackburn W, 2-1 7 8-8 6-0 Jesse (4-3) 105 1:15

4/13 at Knox W, 2-1 (8) 9-8 --- Jesse (5-3) 75 1:05

4/13 at Knox L, 3-11 6 9-9 --- Cochran (1-4) 75 1:20

4/16 *at Webster L, 1-2 7 9-10 6-1 Jesse (5-4) 95 1:30

4/16 *at Webster L, 0-11 5 9-11 6-2 Jesse (5-5) 95 1:30

4/27 *at Westminster L, 0-5 7 9-12 6-3 Jesse (5-6) 25 1:15

4/27 *at Westminster L, 5-13 6 9-13 6-4 Eeten (2-1) 25 1:30

4/28 *&vs. Fontbonne L, 8-13 7 9-14 6-5 Jesse (5-7) 100 1:46

4/28 *&vs. Fontbonne L, 1-3 7 9-15 6-6 Eeten (2-2) 100 1:10

4/30 *Spalding L, 3-5 7 9-16 6-7 Jesse (5-8) 100 1:37

4/30 *Spalding L, 3-8 7 9-17 6-8 Eeten (2-3) 100 1:22

5/2 *Greenville W, 7-4 7 10-17 7-8 Jesse (6-8) 85 1:37

5/2 *Greenville L, 5-6 7 10-18 7-9 Eeten (2-4) 100 2:03

* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic conference game

# -- Cici’s Pizza Spring Break Challenge (Memphis, Tenn.)

% -- Game played in Memphis, Tenn.

^ -- William Carey Invitational (Hattiesburg, Miss.)

& -- Game played in East Peoria, Ill.

Overall: 10-18 • SLIAC: 7-9 • Home: 3-3 • Away: 5-11 • Neutral: 2-4

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2011 FINAL STATISTICS AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

Sara Hamilton .488 28-28 80 16 39 6 2 5 22 64 .800 8 0 10 0 .528 1 0 1-1 49 5 6 .900

Tomi Tapper .344 28-28 90 18 31 6 2 3 22 50 .556 5 0 14 1 .379 0 1 0-0 49 63 3 .974

Caty Eeten .314 28-28 86 17 27 1 0 2 13 34 .395 8 1 16 0 .375 1 2 4-4 28 18 1 .979

Carissa Alig .185 28-28 81 11 15 0 0 0 9 15 .185 12 1 11 0 .295 1 3 4-5 48 52 10 .909

Less than 3.0 plate appearances per game

Shaina Watkins 1.000 1-0 2 1 2 0 0 0 3 2 1.000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000

Corinne Graber .667 1-0 3 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 .667 0 0 0 0 .667 0 0 0-0 4 0 0 1.000

Amy Scammahorn .400 7-5 10 5 4 1 0 0 1 5 .500 5 0 3 0 .600 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 .000

Kelsey Cochran .357 7-6 14 3 5 0 0 0 1 5 .357 0 0 3 0 .357 0 0 1-1 1 6 1 .875

Kaitlynn Cuevas .333 2-0 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Heather Flanigan .333 11-6 3 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 .333 1 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0-0 5 0 0 1.000

Haylee Bruce .286 6-5 14 1 4 0 0 0 2 4 .286 1 0 1 0 .313 1 0 0-0 12 1 1 .929

Amanda Murphy .264 28-28 72 10 19 2 0 1 11 24 .333 7 1 11 1 .338 0 3 2-2 165 12 4 .978

Sarah Jesse .256 21-17 43 4 11 2 0 0 4 13 .302 3 0 11 0 .304 0 3 3-4 5 21 2 .929

Emily Campebll .235 26-26 68 12 16 3 1 1 5 24 .353 10 0 16 0 .333 0 5 0-0 51 13 6 .914

Lauren Kao .194 27-27 67 14 13 2 2 0 4 19 .284 11 2 20 0 .325 0 0 8-9 41 1 4 .913

Jill Doty .182 27-25 66 4 12 0 0 0 12 12 .182 8 2 9 0 .289 0 2 1-1 21 32 8 .869

Sam Navritil .000 4-0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Jackie Nauracy .000 1-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000

Ashley Unzicker .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 1 1 0 0 .667 0 0 0-0 4 1 0 1.000

Totals .285 28-28 709 124 202 23 7 12 112 275 .388 82 8 127 2 .364 4 19 25-28 488 225 46 .939

Opponents .327 28-28 685 157 224 35 2 19 136 320 .467 88 14 55 1 .408 12 18 39-48 514 219 38 .951

LOB - Team (184), Opp (172). DPs turned - Team (11), Opp (4). Picked off - Scammahorn 1.

ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

Sarah Jesse 4.03 6-8 18 13 10 1 0 81.2 103 63 47 32 19 15 1 8 326 .316 9 9 0 8 13

Caty Eeten 4.16 2-4 8 7 5 1 0 38.2 63 43 23 18 18 15 0 3 182 .346 5 0 1 2 3

Less than 1.0 inning pitched per game

Jill Doty 4.96 1-2 6 3 2 1 0 18.1 23 20 13 15 12 2 0 3 76 .303 2 0 0 0 1

Kelsey Cochran 8.46 1-4 5 5 2 0 0 24.0 35 31 29 23 6 3 1 5 101 .347 9 5 0 2 1

Totals 4.82 10-18 28 28 19 3 0 162.2 224 157 112 88 55 35 2 19 685 .327 25 14 1 12 18

Opponents 4.09 18-10 28 28 15 6 2 171.1 202 124 100 82 127 23 7 12 709 .285 26 8 2 4 19

PB - Team (9), Campbell 5, Bruce 4, Opp (4). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Campbell (24-31), Jesse (18-20), Eeten (11-13), Bruce (10-10),

Doty (6-8), Cochran (4-7), Hamilton (5-6), Unzicker (0-1).

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CATY EETENSOPHOMORE

EUREKA, Ill.

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AMANDA MURPHYSOPHOMORE

MANTENO, Ill.

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SARAH ACKERMANNFRESHMAN

ST. LOUIS, Mo.

HEATHER FLANIGANSENIOR

STREATOR, Ill.

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KARSON GRAGERTFRESHMAN

GEORGETOWN, Ill.

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COURTNEY CRONEFRESHMAN

STREATOR, Ill.

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CARISSA ALIGSENIOR

METAMORA, Ill.

SARA HAMILTONSENIOR

WASHINGTON, Ill.

EMILY CAMPBELLSOPHOMORE

PONTIAC, Ill.

ASHLEY SEGERSTROMSOPHOMORE

LeROY, Ill.

JAYLYNN STEWARTJUNIOR

TAYLORVILLE, Ill.

SARAH JESSEJUNIOR

MACKINAW, Ill.

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JACKIE NAURACYSOPHOMORE

SCHERERVILLE, Ind.

TANISHA GEIMANFRESHMAN

BEACH PARK, Ill.

KELLI DUNNEJUNIOR

PEORIA, Ill.

TAYLOR NEWBYFRESHMAN

LINDENHURST, Ill.

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STACEY SPARKSHEAD COACH

FOURTH SEASON

SARA EGGLESTONASSISTANT COACH

SECOND SEASON

BRITTANY GARDNERASSISTANT COACH

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