2015 okwu softball media guide

LADY EAGLES 2015 ROSTER

# Name Position B/T Ht. Yr. Hometown Previous School

0 Alex Eichler OF R/R 5-4 So. Denison, TX Denison H.S.

1 Candace Perkins OF L/L 5-3 Sr. Tulsa, OK Lincoln Christian School

2 Katelyn Cook C R/R 5-7 So. Atoka, OK Tushka H.S.

3 Selena Lopez P/UT R/R 5-6 So. Taylor, TX Taylor H.S.

4 Christie Bell C R/R 5-3 Sr. Sanger, TX Hutchinson C.C.

5 Edith Darris 1B/C R/R 5-9 So. Sperry, OK Sperry H.S.

6 Courtney Pritchett UT R/R 5-5 Fr. Salina, OK Salina H.S.

7 Caitlin Day OF R/R 5-5 Sr. Bartlesville, OK Bartlesville H.S.

8 Leanne Salas 1B R/R 5-7 Sr. Richmond, TX William B. Travis H.S.

9 Jenna Daniel P R/R 5-2 Jr. Stafford, TX Stafford H.S.

10 Mariah Shepherd 3B R/R 5-6 Sr. Grantsville, UT Western Nebraska C.C.

11 Ty’Shonna Harris 2B R/R 5-6 So. Tulsa, OK Booker T. Washington H.S.

14 Courtney Gililland OF R/L 5-5 Sr. Anna, TX Anna H.S.

16 Desiree Cavazos OF R/S 5-4 Fr. Grand Prairie, TX South Grand Prairie H.S.

18 Hannah Sharum OF R/L 5-6 Fr. Springdale, AR Springdale Har-Ber H.S.

19 Kim Billie P R/R 5-6 Sr. Tecumseh, OK Murray State College

21 Andrea Berumen OF R/R 5-3 Fr. Orange, CA Villa Park H.S.

22 Heather Jones SS R/L 5-2 Fr. Norman, OK Norman H.S.

23 Dakota Bottoms UT R/S 5-3 Fr. Lenapah, OK Oklahoma Union H.S.

24 Makayla Kelly P R/R 5-8 So. Nederland, TX East Central C.C.

25 Mayan Meza Tovar OF R/R 5-6 Fr. Arlington, TX Mansfield Timberview H.S.

26 Kylie Stockman C R/R 5-3 Fr. Amber, OK Amber H.S.

29 Ashley Brotzman SS R/R 5-7 Fr. Plano, TX Frisco Liberty H.S.

30 Mykelti Shelton P R/R 5-4 Fr. Perkins Tyron, OK Perkins Tryon H.S.

32 McKenzie McClanahan SS R/R 5-5 Fr. Palouse, WA Garfield-Palouse H.S.

33 Ashle Bode C/3B R/R 5-6 Fr. Ames, OK Cimarron H.S.

35 Kierra McFadden 1B L/L 5-5 Fr. Bethany, OK Bethany H.S.

Head Coach: Caty Reeves (3rd Season)

Student Assistants: Cody Barham (3rd Season), Miranda Kiser (1st Season)

2015 VARSITY SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Feb. 7 Williams Woods University (DH) Home 12 p.m.

Feb 10 at Bacone College (DH) Muskogee, OK 2 p.m.

Feb. 13 at OBU Valentine’s Day Tournament Shawnee, OK Bethany College (at OBU) 11 a.m. Oklahoma Baptist University (at OBU) 3 p.m. Feb. 14 Univ. Sciences & Arts (at SGU) 2 p.m. St. Gregory’s University (at SGU) 4 p.m. Feb. 18 Ottawa University (DH) Home 1 p.m.

Feb. 20 University of St. Mary (DH) Home 2 p.m.

Feb. 21 Kansas Wesleyan University (DH) Home

Feb. 25 at Southwestern College (DH) Winfield, KS 2 p.m.

Feb. 28 Tabor College (DH) Home 1 p.m.

March 3 at Sterling College (DH) Sterling, KS 3 p.m.

March 7* Central Christian College (DH) Home 1 p.m.

March 9 Oklahoma Christian University (DH) Home 1 p.m.

March 10* at Central Baptist College (DH) Conway, AR 2 p.m.

March 13* Haskell Indian Nations University (DH) Home 2 p.m.

March 16 at Tucson Invitational Games Tucson, AZ Valley City State University 9 a.m. Dickinson State University 1:30 p.m. Huntington University 3:30 p.m. March 17 Valley City State University 11 a.m.

Mayville State University 1:30 p.m.

March 25 Evangel University (DH) Home 2 p.m.

March 27* at MCAC South Crossover Tournament Conway, AR York College 3 p.m. College of St. Mary 5 p.m. March 29* Bellevue University 11 a.m. Waldorf College 1 p.m.

March 31* Central Baptist College (DH) Home 3 p.m.

April 7 Oklahoma City University (DH) Home 2 p.m.

April 10* at MCAC North Crossover Tournament Bellevue, NE at Waldorf University 3 p.m. at College of Saint Mary 5 p.m. April 11* at Bellevue University 11 a.m. at York College 1 p.m.

April 15 Bacone College (DH) Home 4 p.m.

April 17* at Haskell Indian Nations University (DH) Lawrence, KS 2 p.m.

April 18* at Central Christian College (DH) McPherson, KS 1 p.m.

April 25 Sterling College (DH) — Senior Day Home 1 p.m.

April 30 - May 1 MCAC Tournament TBD

May 8-9 NCCAA Regional Championship Waxahachie, TX (SAGU)

May 11-13 NAIA Opening Rounds TBD

May 13-15 NCCAA National Championship Botetourt, VA

May 22-28 NAIA National Championship Sioux City, IA

* MCAC Conference Game

2015 JV SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME

Feb. 6 Garden City Community College (DH) Home 2 p.m.

Feb. 9 Carl Albert State College (DH) Home 12 p.m.

Feb. 12 Pratt Community College (DH) Home 1 p.m.

Feb. 24 at Seminole State College (DH) Seminole, OK 1 p.m.

Feb. 26 Seminole State College (DH) Home 1 p.m.

March 2 at Carl Albert State College (DH) Poteau, OK 12 p.m.

March 12 at Kansas City Kansas Community College (DH) Kansas City, KS 2 p.m.

March 30 Barton Community College (DH) Home 2 p.m.

April 1 at Fort Scott Community College (DH) Fort Scott, KS 2 p.m.

April 2 Neosho Community College (DH) Home 2 p.m.

April 15 Bacone College JV OKWU 2 p.m.

April 21 Hutchinson Community College (DH) Home 2 p.m.

Administration Mark Molder, Athletic Director 918-335-6843 [email protected] Gary Smith, Sports Information Director 918-397-3687 [email protected] Curtis Williams, Head Athletic Trainer 918-397-3603 [email protected]

Men’s Sports: Mark Molder, Head Basketball Coach 918-335-6843 [email protected] T.J. Dickinson, Head Golf Coach 918-332-0988 [email protected] Matt Parker, Head Baseball Coach 918-335-6348 [email protected] Jamie Peterson, Head Soccer Coach 918-214-4585 [email protected] Gary Smith, Head Track/Cross Country Coach 918-335-6849 [email protected]

Women’s Sports: Tracie Collins, Head Volleyball Coach 918-397-3711 [email protected] Jason Jeschke, Head Basketball Coach 918-335-6428 [email protected] T.J. Dickinson, Head Golf Coach 918-332-0988 [email protected] Vladan Glavonic, Head Soccer Coach 918-332-6826 [email protected] Caty Reeves, Head Softball Coach 918-335-6839 [email protected] Gary Smith, Head Track/Cross Country Coach 918-397-3687 [email protected]

www.okwu.edu/athletics

Oklahoma Wesleyan University Athletic Department 2201 Silver Lake Road, Bartlesville, OK 74006 — 918-335-6119

2015 SEASON OUTLOOK The Eagles’ 2015 season promises to be a memorable one. This is the team’s final year playing in the Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference and all eyes are fixed on the prize of a conference championship when May rolls around. That honor has eluded them until now with two consecutive third place finishes in 2013 and 2014. But before the university joins the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference in the fall of 2015, the goal is to finish on top. With 12 returning players and 15 new faces on the team, expectations are high.

“The last two years have been somewhat of a roller coaster for us. We achieved a program-best record of 35-18 and dramatic improvement in almost every area of play in 2013. But then last year, we fell to 26-29. What was really disappointing was that 14 of our losses were by just 1 or 2 runs,” coach Caty Reeves said. “The key to our success this year will be consistency. The leadership and experience of seven seniors combined with the fresh energy and talent of our new players should produce solid play in every single game.”

In the Circle A primary reason for the Eagles’ optimism is a deeper pitching staff this year. After relying solely on Jenna Daniel and Selena Lopez to lead from the circle in 2014, three new pitchers — Kim Billie, junior college transfer Makayla Kelly and freshmen Mykelti Shelton will alleviate some of the pressure, according to Reeves.

“This year’s expanded pitching staff not only adds depth, but variety,” Reeves said. “We have power pitchers, spin pitchers, down ball pitchers and up ball pitchers. As soon as a team starts to feel comfortable with one, we can easily throw someone else and give our opponents a completely different look.”

Behind the Plate Battery-mate Katelyn Cook will return as the familiar face behind the plate. Cook earned All-MCAC First Team honors last year as a freshman catcher. She will be joined by two new freshmen — Kylie Stockman and Ashle Bode — and a newcomer to softball, Edith Darris who spent the 2014 season as a member of the OKWU wom-en’s basketball team. Christie Bell, last season’s designated hitter, may also see some time behind the plate.

“Each of our catchers have their own strengths,” Reeves said. “As a unit, they are fully capable of helping each other grow and I expect by the end of the season to see consistent play from each one.”

The Infield The infield will see an abundance of new faces after graduating three all-conference infielders, including the 2014 MCAC Co-Player of the Year in shortstop Miranda Kiser. Leanne Salas as the only returning starter in the infield at first base. “It will be hard to replace the consistency we have had in the infield, but I am excited to see the daily competition between those we brought in to fill those roles.” Reeves believes the infield will grow stronger game by game as the newcomers settle in and learn to play together as a unit.

In the middle, freshmen Heather Jones, Courtney Pritchett, Ashley Brotzman, McKenzie McClanahan and Dako-ta Bottoms will vie for playing time along with returner Ty’Shonna Harris. Over at third, Mariah Shepherd will move back to the dirt from the outfield for the 2015 season. She will be joined by Bode who will split time be-tween catcher and third.

The Outfield Reeves expects the Eagles to have one of, if not the fastest outfields in the conference. This year’s squad includes four returning players in Alex Eichler, Courtney Gililland, Caitlin Day and Candace Perkins who was sidelined last year with a shoulder surgery prior to season. It also includes four freshmen who are looking to come in and immediately make an impact — Hannah Sharum, Desiree Cavazos, Andrea Berumen and Mayan Meza Tovar. Bottoms may also see time in the outfield when she is not in the infield.

“If a ball is in the air, our outfield will track it down,” Reeves said. “The closing speed of these girls is incredible

and if a ball does get down, they all can make accurate and strong throws from any spot in the grass. The outfield could eas-ily be our strongest defensive tool this year.”

When it comes to offense, the 2015 team has some work to do to top what was accomplished in 2014. As a team last year, OKWU set many single season records in such categories as total home runs (40), hits (412), doubles (81), at bats (1,454), and slugging percentage (.427). But the potential for higher numbers in 2015 is real. Last year’s leading home run hitters are returning and they will be joined by Billie and Kelly who have the potential to knock one out with any swing.

This year’s lineup also features more left-handed hitters, with six players on the roster able to either hit or slap from the left side. Having recruited for more speed as well, Reeves is confident this year’s team will record much more consistent at-bats, more RBIs and a higher on-base percentage.

New JV Program The Eagles also will host a JV team for the first time in the history of the softball program.

“You can only get better by seeing live action and live at-bats. I want my pinch-hitters to already have 20 at bats when they come into a varsity game and this can be accomplished with the addition of a JV team,” Reeves said. “It also encourages competition at practice because everyone knows the girl right next to them is competing for the same spot – it challenges all our players to raise their game.”

2015 Schedule The 2015 season opens Feb. 7 at home against Williams Woods University and continues to be busy as the Eagles play a total of 20 non-conference games in the first month. Following the home opener, OKWU will travel to Ba-cone College on Feb. 10 and to Shawnee, OK to compete in the Oklahoma Baptist University Tournament over Valentine’s Day weekend. The following week brings four opponents to Bartlesville, including NCAA Division II foe Oklahoma Christian University. The Eagles will play Oklahoma Christian (Feb. 17), Ottawa University (Feb. 18),

University of St. Mary (Feb. 20), and Kansas Wesleyan University (Feb. 21). A trip to Southwestern College (Feb. 25) and a home game against Tabor College (Feb. 28) will complete the month.

In March, OKWU will travel to Sterling College (March 3) before opening MCAC play at home against Central Christian College (March 7). The Eagles play at Cen-tral Baptist College (March 10) and then host Haskell Indian Nations University (March 13) before spring break.

During the academic break, the team will travel to Tucson, AZ to complete in the Tucson Invitational against teams from across the country (March 16-17).

OKWU will play in two MCAC Crossover Tournaments in Conway, AR (March 27-28) and Bellevue, NE (April 10-11) to compete against the northern teams of York College, Waldorf College, College of St. Mary and Bellevue University. Mixed in will be the final home conference games against Central Baptist (March 31) and trips

to Haskell Indian Nations University (April 17) and Central Christian College (April 18).

Additional non-conference games include doubleheaders against Evangel University (March 25), Oklahoma City University (April 7) and Bacone College (April 15). OKWU will host Sterling College (April 25) on 2015 Senior Day during which seven seniors will be honored.

Postseason play begins April 30 with the MCAC Tournament. The winner of the four team tournament will earn an automatic bid to the NAIA National Tournament. The National Christian Colleges Athletic Association (NCCAA) Regional Tournament will be held May 8-9 in Waxahachie, TX followed by the NCCAA National Tournament May 13-15 in Botetourt, VA.

2015 SEASON OUTLOOK

LADY EAGLES COACHES

CATY REEVES HEAD COACH – THIRD SEASON AT OKWU CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY, 2010 CAREER RECORD: 61-47 (2 SEASONS) In her third season with the Eagles, head coach Caty Reeves is intent on building the Oklahoma Wesleyan softball program into one known for its tradition of success. After posting a program best record of 35-18 in 2013 and receiving their first invitation to a national tournament, the Eagles suffered a disappointing 26-29 record in 2014. However, a 13-7 conference record paved the way to a third place finish in the Midlands Collegiate

Athletic Conference for the second year in a row and Reeves hopes this year’s team will use that momentum to work harder and strive for excellence at every practice and in every game.

Under Reeves’ leadership, the Eagles have seen significant improvement over the last two years in their offense including overall hits, home runs, batting average and slugging percentage. When it comes to defense, the pitching staff has cut their ERA nearly in half and the total number of strikeouts have more than doubled. Opponents’ batting average has been reduced 33 percent since 2012.

Reeves has coached 10 MCAC All-Conference players including the 2014 Pitcher and Player of the year in Jenna Daniel and Miranda Kiser, respectively. Eight players have received NFCA Scholar Athlete awards, five have earned NCCAA Scholar Athlete awards, and graduating senior Allison Edwards was honored as the 2014 MCAC Scholar Athlete of the Year. The Eagles have maintained a team GPA of over 3.00 each season.

Prior to OKWU, Reeves served as assistant coach at McNeese State University, a NCAA Division 1 member in Lake Charles, LA. She worked under head coach Mike Smith whom she played for at California Baptist University from 2008 to 2011 and was primarily responsible for coaching the catching staff and hitters. In 2012, the Cowgirls finished with a record of 34-21.

During her career as a catcher and designated hitter at California Baptist, Reeves helped the Lancers go 251-22, win four Golden State Athletic Conference titles and make four consecutive trips to the NAIA World Series. CBU won the national championship in 2009, took second place in 2011 and finished third in 2010 and fourth in 2008.

An all-around offensive player, Reeves finished her college career with 125 hits, 105 runs batted in, 19 home runs and 87 walks, a total second on the CBU all-time career records. She also recorded an on-base percentage of .452, fifth on the Lancers’ career records list. Defensively, Reeves was charged with just one error in 471 chances to finish her career with a 0.998 fielding percentage.

An NAIA Scholar Athlete in 2010 and 2011, Reeves also was named to the 2011 Capital One Academic All-American Softball Team (Second Team). She graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in math in 2010 and started graduate school during her fourth year of eligibility. She completed her master’s degree in education in June, 2012. Reeves grew up in Corvallis, OR and prepped at Crescent Valley High School, where she also played varsity basketball.

CODY BARHAM ASSISTANT COACH – THIRD SEASON AT OKWU OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY — EXERCISE SCIENCE Entering his third season with the Eagle softball program, Cody Barham continues to serve as assistant softball coach in charge of the pitching and catching staff. He also assists with recruiting.

Over the past two seasons, Barham has helped lower the team’s ERA and opponents batting average significantly each season. The pitching staff’s total strikeouts for the season more than doubled from 133 in 2012 to 350 in 2014. Barham coached the 2014 MCAC Pitcher of the Year Jenna Daniel,

helping to drop her ERA by .50 points and increasing her total strikeouts by over 100.

Barham has four years’ experience in competitive softball coaching with the Oklahoma Blitz and has worked as a pitching coach and high school assistant coach. Barham was a utility player for various competitive travel baseball teams throughout his high school career.

Barham is a graduate of Rejoice Christian High School in Owasso, OK where he participated in basketball, track, and football and was named a three-time All-State athlete. He is currently pursuing his degree in Exercise Sci-ence at Oklahoma Wesleyan University.

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MIRANDA KISER ASSISTANT COACH – FIRST SEASON AT OKWU OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY — EXERCISE SCIENCE

Miranda Kiser is beginning her first season as a member of the Oklahoma Wesleyan University softball coaching staff after completing her eligibility as an athlete for OKWU. Kiser will be in charge of the outfield and will as-sist with hitting.

Kiser finished her college career racking up numerous awards including NFCA All-Region Second Team Infielder honors, NCCAA All-Central Region honors, MCAC First Team All-Conference honors, and the 2014 MCAC

Player of the Year award.

In her two years at Oklahoma Wesleyan, she recorded a career batting average of .379 with 8 home runs, 48 walks and 122 hits. In her senior season alone, she led the team in hits (65), batting average (.363), home runs (7), doubles (12), runs scored (48), slugging percentage (.559), RBIs (34), and on base percentage (.441).

Kiser transferred to OKWU after playing two years for the Lady Norse at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (Miami, OK). The team finished fifth in the NJCAA national tournament her sophomore year.

Kiser is a graduate of Tulsa Union High School where she led her team to the 6A state tournament her senior year. She is currently pursuing a degree in Exercise Science at Oklahoma Wesleyan University and will graduate in May 2015.

2015 LADY EAGLES

#3 SELENA LOPEZ Pitcher / Utility So. - Taylor, TX

#7 CAITLIN DAY Outfield

Sr. - Bartlesville, OK

#4 CHRISTIE BELL Catcher

Sr. - Sanger, TX

#8 LEANNE SALAS First Base

Sr. - Richmond, TX

#9 JENNA DANIEL Pitcher

Jr. - Stafford, TX

#10 MARIAH SHEPHERD Utility

Sr. - Grantsville, UT

#11 TY’SHONNA HARRIS Utility

So. - Tulsa, OK

#19 KIM BILLIE Pitcher

Sr. - Tecumseh, OK

#14 COURTNEY GILILLAND Outfield

Jr. - Anna, TX

#0 ALEX EICHLER Outfield

So. - Denison, TX

#2 KATELYN COOK Catcher

So. - Atoka, OK

#1 CANDACE PERKINS Outfield

Sr. - Tulsa, OK

#5 EDITH DARRIS Utility

So. - Sperry, OK

#6 COURTNEY PRITCHETT Utility

Fr. - Salina, OK

#16 DESIREE CAVAZOS Outfield

Fr. - Grand Prairie, TX

#18 HANNAH SHARUM Outfield

Fr. - Springdale, AR

#24 MAKAYLA KELLY Pitcher

So. - Nederland, TX

#32 MCKENZIE MCCLANAHAN Shortstop

Fr. - Palouse, WA

#25 MAYAN MEZA TOVAR Outfield

Fr. - Arlington, TX

#33 ASHLE BODE Catcher / Third Base

Fr. - Ames, OK

#26 KYLIE STOCKMAN Catcher

Fr. - Amber, OK

#21 ANDREA BERUMEN Outfield

Fr. - Orange, CA

#23 DAKOTA BOTTOMS Utility

Fr. - Lenapah, OK

#22 HEATHER JONES Shortstop

Fr. - Norman, OK

#29 ASHLEY BROTZMAN Utility

Fr. - Plano, TX

#30 MYKELTI SHELTON Pitcher

Fr. - Perkins Tyron, OK

2015 LADY EAGLES

MIRANDA KISER Assistant Coach

CATY REEVES Head Coach

CODY BARHAM Assistant Coach

#35 KIERRA MCFADDEN First Base

Fr. - Bethany, OK

IN 2014: Played in 51 games, started in 47 … Finished season with .342 batting average and five home runs … Drove in 23 RBIs and scored 29 runs … Had a high of four hits against Ottawa on Feb. 18 ...Hit two home runs against Sterling Feb. 21 … Recorded 14 multi-hit games … Second on team with total hits (51)

IN 2013: Played in 34 games … Finished the season with a .192 batting average … Had 10 hits, eight RBIs and six sacrifices … Hit first career home run against Haskell Indian Nations on April 20 … Recorded 1.000 fielding percentage in 53 total chances behind the plate IN 2012: Played at Hutchinson Community College IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Sanger (TX) High School … Earned first team all-district honors all four years … Named to first team all-area team as a sophomore, junior and senior

PERSONAL: Born March 2, 1993 in Denton, TX … Parents are Brad and Tammy Bell … Has one sister Jayce (18) … Majoring in physical education with a minor in special education … Hopes to earn her master’s degree in physical education and become a college or high school softball coach after graduation

CAREER STATS - OKWU YEAR G/GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG % BB SO OB % SB/A FLD %

2013 34/10 .192 52 12 10 2 0 1 8 15 .288 1 3 .214 0/0 1.000

2014 51/47 .342 149 29 51 5 1 5 23 73 .490 12 22 .395 0/0 .948

TOTAL 85/57 .303 201 41 61 7 1 6 31 88 .438 13 25 .349 0/0 .958

RETURNING PLAYERS

Christie Bell Catcher 5-3 / Senior Sanger, TX / Hutchinson Community College

#4

Kim BiIlie Pitcher 5-6 / Senior Tecumseh, OK / Murray State College

#19 RETURNING PLAYERS

IN 2014: Did not play in 2014 IN 2013: Finished the season with a .190 batting average … Hit two home runs in 21 at-bats … Posted an 8-5 record as a pitcher … Recorded an ERA of 5.43 in 77.1 innings of work … Had a season high nine strikeouts against Southwestern Christian on April 23 AT MURRAY STATE COLLEGE: Played two years for the Aggies in Tishomingo, OK before transferring to OKWU in 2012-13 IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Tecumseh (OK) High School … Named to All-Region team as a senior … Earned MVP honors as a sophomore, junior and senior … Team won three consecutive district championships (2008-2010) … Named Newcomer of the Year as a freshman PERSONAL: Born March 15, 1991 in Ada, OK … Parents are Barney and Stacey Billie … Has one brother Kevin (22) … Majoring in psychology … Hopes to become a counselor after graduation


2013 28/17 .190 21 5 4 1 0 2 7 11 .524 3 1 .270 0/0 1.000

TOTAL 28/17 .190 21 5 4 1 0 2 7 11 .524 3 1 .270 0/0 1.000

CAREER PITCHING STATS - OKWU YEAR ERA W-L GP/GS CG IP H R ER BB SO SHO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP

2013 5.43 8-5 18/13 6 77.1 95 65 60 18 43 1 15 1 10 .300 1 4

TOTAL 5.43 8-5 18/13 6 77.1 95 65 60 18 43 1 15 1 10 .300 1 4

RETURNING PLAYERS

Katelyn Cook Catcher 5-7 / Sophomore Atoka, OK / Tushka High School

#2


2014 52/52 .241 116 29 28 7 0 4 29 47 .405 15 21 .331 0/0 .978

TOTAL 52/52 .241 116 29 28 7 0 4 29 47 .405 15 21 .331 0/0 .978

IN 2014: Started in all 52 games played … Finished hitting .214 with 28 hits and four home runs … drove in 20 runs while scoring 29 … Had a slugging percentage of .405 and on-base percentage of .331 … Fielding percentage of .978 with eight errors in 361 chances … Hit first collegiate home run Feb. 21 against Sterling College … Threw out 13 runners in 46 attempts … Earned MCAC All-Conference Second Team catcher honors IN HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Tushka High School in Atoka, OK where she played both fastpitch and slowpitch softball … Fastpitch team was district champion all four years and reached the state quarterfinals her senior year … Team also won the regional championship as a senior and was a runner-up as a junior PERSONAL: Born Dec. 20, 1994 in Sherman, TX … Parents are John and Carla Cook … Has one brother Trevor (25) who played baseball at OKWU … Majoring in nursing … Wants to become a neonatal nurse after graduation


2013 3.19 11-3 23/10 5 105.1 76 48 48 30 137 2 11 2 14 .198 2 9

2014 2.68 17-17 41/36 27 7 214.1 159 105 82 117 244 22 0 9 .202 2 12

TOTAL 2.85 28-20 64/46 32 319.2 235 153 130 147 381 9 33 2 23 .201 4 21

Jenna Daniel Pitcher 5-2 / Junior Stafford, TX / Stafford High School

#9

RETURNING PLAYERS

IN 2014: Named MCAC Co-Pitcher of the Year … Also earned NFCA Scholar Athlete Honors …. Led

pitching staff with 2.68 ERA and 244 strikeouts … Ranked 7th in NAIA for strikeouts and 6th for

total innings pitched (214.1) … Recorded a season high of 14 strikeouts against Central Christian

College March 22 … Recorded 10 or more strikeouts in 10 games

IN 2013: Named First Team All Conference Pitcher … Honored as MCAC Pitcher of the Week on

March 18 and April 22 … Finished freshman season with a 11-3 record … Garnered a 3.19 ERA in

105.1 innings of work … Posted a career, team and season high 17 strikeouts against Central

Christian on April 19 … Also recorded a .300 batting average with six hits in 20 at bats … Ranked

15th in the NAIA and first in the conference for batters struck out per 9 innings (11.71) … Was

third in conference for opponents batting average (.198) … In conference play, held all opponents

to a .183 batting average while going 5-0

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Stafford (TX) High School … Named

District 24-3A First Team All-District Pitcher her junior and senior years … Named District 26-3A

First Team All-District Utility Player of the Year as a sophomore … Earned All-District Honorable

Mention as a freshman … Won the Stafford team’s MVP award as a junior and senior and

Offensive MVP award as a sophomore

PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1993 in Stafford, TX … Parents are Emmett and Donna Daniel … Has

three sisters Emma Grace (14), Stephanie (13) and Mia (12) … Majoring in exercise science pre-

physical therapy with a minor in psychology … Plans to become a physical therapist and

eventually a softball coach after graduation

#7 Caitlin Day Outfield 5-5 / Senior Bartlesville, OK / Bartlesville High School

RETURNING PLAYERS

IN 2014: Played in 25 games with eight starts … Had seven hits with two doubles for a batting average of .200 … Named a NFCA Scholar Athlete IN 2013: Finished season with .191 batting average in 34 games played … Had 13 hits, including four doubles … Recorded three hits against Haskell Indian Nations on April 20 … Had a season high three RBIs against Central Christian on April 15 … Named a NFCA Scholar Athlete IN 2012: Started five of seven games played IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years of varsity softball at Bartlesville (OK) High School … Named all-area designated hitter as a senior … Team won regional championship all three years and was state semi-finalist her sophomore year … Earned academic all-conference honors as a sophomore PERSONAL: Born May 19, 1993 in Arkansas City, KS … Parents are Andy and Kim Day … Has one sister Rachel (19) and one brother Andrew (14) … Majoring in exercise science … Would like to become an occupational therapist after graduation

CAREER STATS - OKWU YEAR G/GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG % BB SO OB % FLD % SB/A

2012 7/5 .200 15 0 3 0 0 0 1 3 .200 2 2 .294 .667 0/0

2013 34/24 .191 68 6 13 4 0 0 10 17 .250 7 14 .260 0/0 .875

2014 25/8 .200 35 7 7 2 0 0 4 9 .257 4 4 .282 0/0 .833

TOTAL 66/37 .195 118 13 23 6 0 0 15 29 .246 13 20 .267 .840 0/0

Alex Eichler Outfield 5-4 / Sophomore Denison, TX / Denison High School

#0 RETURNING PLAYERS

IN 2014: Started in five of 26 games played … Hit .440 with 11 hits in 25 at bats … Hit first collegiate home run on Feb. 21 against Sterling College … Drove in 11 RBIs and had an on-base percentage of 0.517 … Twice had multi-hit games … Drove in three RBIs in two games IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years of varsity softball at Denison (TX) High School … Team reached state playoffs her junior year … Was on honor roll all four years and was named to Academic All-District team her sophomore, junior and senior years and honorable mention senior year PERSONAL: Born May 8, 1995 in Sherman, TX … Parents are Clay and Tanya Eichler … Has two brothers Chris (17) and Justin (27) … Majoring in exercise science … Wants to become a coach after graduation


2014 26/5 .440 25 10 11 2 0 2 11 19 .760 4 5 .517 0/0 .800

TOTAL 26/5 .440 25 10 11 2 0 2 11 19 .760 4 5 .517 0/0 .800

RETURNING PLAYERS

Courtney Gililland Outfield 5-5 / Senior Anna, TX / Anna High School

#14 IN 2014: Played in 52 games, started in 49 … Recorded a .186 batting average with 19 hits in 102 at bats … Successfully stole six bases in eight attempts … Made just two errors in 50 total chances … Scored multiple runs in four games IN 2013: Played in 48 games … Posted a .421 batting average In conference play with 12 RBIs and 17 runs in 19 games played … Finished the season with a .263 overall batting average … Successfully stole four bases out of five attempts … Scored three runs on three hits and three RBIs against Haskell Indian Nations on April 20 … Named as Second Team All-MCAC outfielder and NFCA Scholar Athlete IN 2012: Started in 40 of 47 games played … Was third on team with 27 runs scored … Recorded second most walks (14) and stolen bases (10) … Also pitched in 17 games and posted a .612 ERA … Earned All-MCAC Honorable Mention IN HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Anna (TX) High School in three years … Played three years of varsity softball … Received All-Texoma Team honors as a senior … Was “Utility Player of the Year” as a sophomore and junior … Named to First Team All-District and All-Conference teams as a freshman … Also played basketball and volleyball PERSONAL: Born Sept. 23, 1993 in Lubbock, TX … Parents are Corey and Paige Gililland … Has one brother Jake (18) and one sister Mikaela (16) … Majoring in psychology … Wants to have her own practice in sports psychology after graduation


2012 47/40 .268 123 27 33 2 1 0 12 37 .301 14 23 .343 .827 10/12

2013 48/40 .263 99 29 26 3 1 1 16 34 .343 22 32 .397 4/5 .860

2014 52/49 .186 102 18 19 4 1 0 2 25 .245 17 41 .314 6/8 .960

TOTAL 147/129 .241 324 74 78 9 3 1 30 96 .296 53 96 .351 .874 20/25

RETURNING PLAYERS

Ty’Shonna Harris Second Base 5-6 / Sophomore Tulsa, OK / Booker T. Washington High School

IN 2014: Played in 25 games … Posted a batting average of .100 with two hits in 20 at bats … First collegiate home run was a grand slam against Ottawa University on Feb. 18 … Made just one error for a fielding percentage of .947 IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Booker T. Washington High School in Tulsa, OK … Named to Honorable Mention Green Country All-State team as a freshman … Also named to All-State First Team as a sophomore, junior and senior PERSONAL: Born July 11, 1995 in Tulsa, OK … Parents are Tyrone and Shonna Harris … Has one brother TJ (17) … Majoring in exercise science … Wants to become a labor and delivery nurse after graduation

#11


2014 25/4 .100 20 6 2 0 0 1 6 5 .250 6 14 .321 0/1 .947

TOTAL 25/4 .100 20 6 2 0 0 1 6 5 .250 6 14 .321 0/1 .947

RETURNING PLAYERS

Selena Lopez Pitcher / First Base 5-6 / Sophomore Taylor, TX / Taylor High School

IN 2014: Played in 28 games as a pitcher and designated hitter … Hit .250 with 13 hits and three home runs … Hit first collegiate home run March 11 against Benedictine … As a pitcher, recorded an ERA of 5.03 with 103 strikeouts in 128 innings … Earned her first win as a pitcher Feb. 15 against Northwood University IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Taylor (TX) High School … Helped lead her team to district championship as a freshman varsity pitcher … Earned All-District MVP honors her freshman year and named to First Team All-District as a sophomore … Also played volleyball PERSONAL: Born June 29, 1995 in Georgetown, TX … Parents are Jesus and the late Maria DeJesus Garcia-Cortez … Has one brother Trey (16) … Majoring in criminal justice … Wants to become a hostage negotiator after graduation

#3


2014 35/28 .250 52 9 13 3 0 2 3 22 .423 2 10 .278 0/0 .963

TOTAL 35/28 .250 52 9 13 3 0 2 3 22 .423 2 10 .278 0/0 .963


2014 5.03 9-12 28/19 10 128.0 145 113 92 69 103 1 20 2 18 .282 10 16

TOTAL 5.03 9-12 28/19 10 128.0 145 113 92 69 103 1 20 2 18 .282 10 16

Candace Perkins Outfield 5-3 / Senior Tulsa, OK / Lincoln Christian High School

#1 IN 2014: Missed season due to injury IN 2013: Started in 49 games … Recorded a .295 batting average as the leadoff hitter … Led the team with 156 at-bats and 46 hits … Led the team with 49 runs, 14 doubles and 13 stolen bases … Also ranked third in the MCAC for runs scored (49) … Was second on the team in walks (30) and posted an on-base percentage of .410 … Hit for a season high five RBIs against Haskell Indian Nations on March 22 … Had four errors in 58 total chances for a fielding percentage of .931 … Went on six-game hitting streak from April 19 to April 24, with multiple hits in five of them … In conference play, she hit .362 with an on-base percentage of .464 … Earned All-MCAC Honorable Mention IN 2012: Started in 47 of 51 games played … Led the team in runs scored (31) … Recorded the team’s second highest batting average (.331) and third best on-base percentage (.381) … Earned All-MCAC Second Team honors IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years of varsity softball at Lincoln Christian School in Tulsa, OK … Team won the school’s first district championship her senior year … Earned All-Metro Honorable Mention honors as a junior … Holds school record for most hits, runs and best batting average PERSONAL: Born Jan. 12, 1993 in Tulsa, OK … Parents are Kenny and Cheryl Perkins … Has one brother Seth (23) … Majoring in math … Plans to work on a master’s degree in architecture after graduation


2012 51/47 .331 163 31 54 6 0 0 14 60 .368 13 15 .381 .925 6/10

2013 49/49 .295 156 49 46 14 0 1 29 63 .404 30 18 .410 13/14 .931

TOTAL 100/96 .313 319 80 100 20 0 1 43 123 .386 43 33 .396 .928 19/24

RETURNING PLAYERS

Leanne Salas First Base 5-7 / Senior Richmond, TX / William B. Travis High School

IN 2014: Played in 51 games … Led team with 26 walks … Finished season with a .292 batting average and .416 on-base average … Drove in career high 33 runs while scoring 28 … Made just three errors in 238 chances for a fielding percentage of .987 … Earned MCAC All-Conference Honorable Mention recognition IN 2013: Led the team with 34 walks in 47 games played … Finished season with a .281 batting average … Posted an on-base percentage of .416 … Scored 34 runs including four home runs … Had season high four RBIs against Haskell Indian Nations on April 20 … Recorded 15 putouts against Missouri Baptist on March 8 … Made just two errors in 274 chances at first base for a fielding percentage of .993 IN 2012: Started in 42 of 45 games played … Hit five home runs … Recorded second best fielding percentage on team at .983 IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at William B. Travis High School in Richmond, TX … Team won district championship her senior year PERSONAL: Born March 20, 1993 in Houston, TX … Parents are Lucas and Mary Jane Salas … Has one sister Laura (28) … Majoring in exercise science pre-physical therapy … Plans to attend graduate school to become a physical therapist

#8


2012 45/42 .250 120 20 30 5 0 5 22 50 .417 11 29 .316 .983 0/1

2013 47/46 .218 110 34 24 6 0 4 23 42 .382 34 34 .416 0/1 .993

2014 50/51 .292 137 28 40 4 0 3 33 53 .387 26 25 .416 0/0 .987

TOTAL 143/138 .256 367 82 94 15 0 12 78 145 .395 71 88 .386 .988 0/2

RETURNING PLAYERS

RETURNING PLAYERS

Mariah Shepherd Utility 5-6 / Senior Grantsville, UT / Western Nebraska Community College


2014 54/54 .293 167 37 49 9 0 6 32 76 .455 11 22 .344 2/2 .836

TOTAL 54/54 .293 167 37 49 9 0 6 32 76 .455 11 22 .344 2/2 .836

IN 2014: Hit .293 and was second on team with six home runs … Earned MCAC All-Conference Second Team as an outfielder … Played right field, left field, third base, catcher, and pitcher throughout the year … Recorded an on-base percentage of .344 … Also threw six innings of relief work IN 2013: Hit .338 as utility player for the Western Nebraska Cougars … Hit eight home runs and recorded 55 RBIs in 62 games … Defensively, she had team’s best fielding percentage (.972) with just 10 errors in 363 chances … She threw out 60 percent of the runners who tried to steal against her IN HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Grantsville High School … played catcher, first, and third PERSONAL: Born Aug. 13, 1993 in Salt Lake City, UT … Parents are Mike and Jen Shepherd and the late Sarah Shepherd … Has five siblings: Michaela (23), Jordan (19), Nicholas (17), Ashley (15) and McKay (10)… Majoring in psychology … Plans to earn a masters degree in marriage and family therapy after graduation

#10

NEWCOMERS

#21

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Villa Park High School under coach Tom Gordon … Named 2011 Principal’s Athlete Award recipient … Included in the 2012 and 2014 edition of “The Best in USSSA Fast Pitch Softball Yearbook” and received 2012 Coach’s Award for Player of the Year … Had opportunity to play against the Venezuela National team and Canadian team in 2014 with her summer ball team, the Cal A’s PERSONAL: Born Jan. 22, 1996 in Orange, CA … Parents are Juan and Maria Berumen … Has one brother Juan (22) who plays baseball at OKWU … Majoring in Marketing and plans to work in the marketing department at AOL in Santa Monica, CA after graduation

Andrea Berumen Outfield 5-3/ Freshman Villa Park High School Orange, CA

#33

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Cimarron High School under coach Paul Martin … Team was district champion in 2012 and 2013 … Named First Team All-Conference in 2012 and 2013, First Team All-Region in 2013 … In slowpitch, named First Team All-Conference in 2014 … Earned Honor Roll recognition in 2012, 2013 and 2014 … 2014 U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar/Athlete Award recipient … Class officer 2013 and 2014 … FFA Officer 2013 and 2014 PERSONAL: Born Jan., 22 1996 in Enid, OK … Parents are Bill and Tina Bode … Has one brother Chris Mason (16) … Majoring in biology … Wants to become a pediatrician after graduation

Ashle Bode Catcher / Third Base 5-6 / Freshman Ames, OK Cimarron High School

#23

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Oklahoma Union High School under coach Thad Hewitt leading team to District Championships in 2011, 2012 and 2013 … Named to Honorable Mention Green Country All-State team as a freshman … Also named to All-State First Team as a sophomore, junior and senior … Named All-Area Shortstop in 2010, 2011, 2013 … High School team MVP in 2011, 2012 and 2013 … 2012 and 2013 All-Conference Shortstop …. 2013 All-State alternate … Also participated in track and basketball and was named 2014 Female Athlete of the Year

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 18, 1996 in Clear Lake, TX … Parents are Jeff and Tina Bottoms … Has two sisters Taylor (12) and Riley (10) … Majoring in marketing … Wants to pursue a master’s degree in business after graduation

Dakota Bottoms Utility 5-3 / Freshman Lenapah, OK Oklahoma Union High School

NEWCOMERS

#29

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Frisco Liberty High School under coach Martha Richard … Earned All-District Honorable Mention honors in 2012, 2013 and 2014 …. Named team captain in 2012, 2013 and 2014 … Also participated in basketball

PERSONAL: Born May 29, 1996 in Chesapeake, VA … Parents are Brian and Teresa Brotzman … Has one brother Brandon (22) … Majoring in early childhood education … Wants to become a teacher after graduation

Ashley Brotzman Utility 5-7 / Freshman Plano, TX Frisco Liberty High School

#16

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at South Grand Prairie High School under coach Jonathan Rogers … Played outfield … Named to the 2012 All District 5-5A team ... Received 2013 Honorable Mention All District 5-5A … Went to high school playoffs all four years of high school … Also participated in wrestling

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 29, 1996 in Dallas, TX … Parents are Humberto and Tina Cavazos … Has three siblings: brothers Mark (24) and Beto (22) and sister Betina (10) … Majoring in Physical Education … Wants to become a physical therapist after college

Desiree Cavazos Outfield 5-4 / Freshman Grand Prairie, TX South Grand Prairie High School

#5

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity softball at Sperry High School under coach Tony Winefield … Named to Principal’s Honor Roll and National Honor Society all four years … Named High School Defensive Player of the Year in 2013 … Also played basketball in high school receiving Will Rogers All-Conference Honorable Mention recognition in 2013 and High School Defensive Player of the Year in 2012 and 2013 … Nominated for Wendy’s High School Heisman in 2013

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 3, 1994 in Tulsa, OK … Parents are Ryan and Jessica Worch … Has one twin sister MacKenzie (19) … Majoring in biology … Plans on attending graduate school to earn a doctorate in Veterinarian Sciences after graduation to open her own practice for small and large animals

Edith Darris Utility 5-9 / Sophomore Sperry, OK Sperry High School

#24

IN 2014: Played for NJCAA Division 2 member East Central Community College in XXXX, MS … Pitched 135.2 innings with an ERA of 3.28 … Posted a record of 13-7 … Hit .258 in 31 at bats with one home run and six RBIs

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Nederland High School under coach William Mallette … Team was Bi-District Champions in 2012 and 2013 … Reached Regional Quarterfinals in 2013 … Earned 2012 All-District Co-Pitcher of the Year … 2013 All-District 1st team Pitcher, 2013 Outstanding Softball Award, 2011 Orangefield All-Tournament Player …. Named to Honor Roll all four years and earned perfect attendance all four years … Multiple subject award recipients … 2013 State Farm Scholar Honorable Mention … 2013 Summa Cum Laude graduate

PERSONAL: Born June 6, 1995 in Beaumont, TX … Parents are Bobby and Carolyn Kelly … Has one sister Makenzie (16) … Majoring in biology … Wants to attend medical school to become a ophthalmologist after graduation

Makayla Kelly Pitcher 5-8 / Sophomore Nederland, TX East Central Community College

#22

N HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Norman High School under coaches Tim Gonzales and Andrea Harrison … Earned First Team All-District in 2012 and 2013 … Earned Oklahoma Big All City Honorable Mention recognition in 2012 … Also participated in slowpitch softball being named First Team All-Conference in 2013 and 2014 … Earned High School Defensive Most Valuable Player in Fastpitch in 2013 and slowpitch in 2014 … Also a member of the bowling team

PERSONAL: Born Nov. 9, 1995 in Norman, OK … Parents are Allen Jones and Jennifer Meyer … Has one brother Nick (13) … Majoring in Criminal Justice … Plans on either enlisting in the Marines or starting a career in criminal justice after graduation

Heather Jones Shortstop 5-2 / Freshman Norman, OK Norman High School

#32

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity softball at Garfield-Palouse High School under coach Steven Whittune … Earned All-League honors as a senior … Helped lead team to districts all four years … Team reached state in 2011 and 2014 … Received Honor Roll recognition in 2011 and 2012 while receiving High Honors in 2013 and 2014 ... Also participated in basketball and volleyball

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 2, 1994 in Whitefish, MO … Parents are Jay and Merida McClanahan … Majoring in exercise science … Plans on becoming a high school coach after graduation

McKenzie McClanahan Shortstop 5-5 / Freshmen Palouse, WA Garfield-Palouse High School

NEWCOMERS

NEWCOMERS

#25

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Mansfield Timberview High School under coach Donya Mooney … Named to Second Team All-District in 2010 and 2012 … Honorable Mention All-District in 2014 … Awarded Academic Excellence recognition in 2013 ... Helped lead team to Area Bi-district in 2013 and 2014 … Team reached Conference Semi-Finals in 2014

PERSONAL: Born July 19, 1996 in Austin, TX … Parents are Oscar Meza and Dora Tovar … Has one brother Oscar Meza III (21) … Majoring in sports marketing … Wants to work for the Colorado Rockies organization in Denver, CO and coach travel softball after graduation

Mayan Meza Tovar Outfield / Second Base 5-6 / Freshman Arlington, TX Mansfield Timberview High School

#6

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball as an infielder at Salina High School under coach Casey Brown … Defensive Player of the Year in 2011 and 2013 and Offensive Player of the Year in 2012 and 2014 … Named Softball All-Conference in 2012 … Also participated in basketball leading team to 2011 District Championship and 2012 District and Regional Championships and State Qualifier … 2014 Class Valedictorian … Four-year Superintendent’s Honor Roll and National and State Honor Society … 2014 Wendy’s High School Heisman recipient

PERSONAL: Born June 6, 1996 in Claremore, OK … Parents are Randy and Julie Pritchett … Has one sister Emily (22) and one brother Cory (13) … Majoring in biology … Wants to complete a medical degree at Oklahoma State University and return to Salina

Courtney Pritchett Utility 5-5 / Freshman Salina, OK Salina High School

#35

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Bethany High School under coach Phil Brown … Named All-State in 2013 … Named All-Conference in 2012 and 2013 … Academic All-Conference in 2010… All-City Honorable Mention recognition in 2011 and 2013 … Helped lead team to district championships all four years and the regional championship in … Also participated in varsity basketball

PERSONAL: Born in Enid, OK … Parents are David and Jane Pierce … Has three siblings Richard (38), Amy (27), and Kasey (24) … Majoring in psychology … Plans on attending medical school after graduation to become a psychiatrist

Kierra McFadden First Base 5-5 / Freshman Bethany, OK Bethany High School

NEWCOMERS

#30

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Perkins Tryon High School under coach Carla Fuss… Helped lead her team to four district championships as a pitcher … Earned 2013 Heart of a Champion Award, 2013 All Conference and All Region honors … 2013 Honorable Mention All-Area ... Served as Junior Class President and International Club President and was a National Honor Society Member

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 23, 1995 in Stillwater, OK … Parents are David and April Shelton … Has one brother Dawson (15) … Majoring in Pre-Occupational Therapy … Wants to become an occupational therapist after graduation

Mykelti Shelton Pitcher 5-4 / Freshman Perkins Tyron, OK Perkins Tyron High School

#26

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity softball at Amber Pocasset High School under coach Stephen Pelzer … Earned All-State recognition in 2012 and 2014 … Helped team reach regionals in 2011 and 2013 and state in 2012 and 2014

PERSONAL: Born June 21, 1995 in Oklahoma City, OK … Parents are Ricky and Karen Stockman … Has one brother (40) … Majoring in early childhood education … plans on becoming a kindergarten teacher after graduation

Kylie Stockman Catcher 5-3 / Freshman Amber, OK Amber High School

#18

IN HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Springdale Har-Ber High School under coach Lynn Lawson … Received Coaches Award in 2012 … Led team to the quarterfinals in 2011 and 2013 and semi-finals in 2012 ... Reached state semi-finals in 2014 … National Honor Society in 2014 … Also participated in track

PERSONAL: Born May 14, 1996 in Springdale, AR … Parents are Travis and Brandi Sharum … Has four siblings: Alex (20), Sophie (16), Lily (14), and Luke (11) … Majoring in biology pre-med … Wants to attend physician’s assistant school after graduation

Hannah Sharum Outfield 5-6 / Freshman Springdale, AR Springdale Har-Ber High School

MCAC MEMBER SCHOOLS

College of the Ozarks Bobcats

(Point Lookout, MO)

Bellevue University Bruins

(Bellevue, NE)

Central Baptist College Mustangs

(Conway, AR)

Central Christian College Tigers

(McPherson, KS)

Waldorf College Warriors (Forest City, IA)

York College Panthers

(York, NE)

Haskell Indian Nations University Indians

(Lawrence, KS)

College of St. Mary Flames

(Omaha, NE)

Oklahoma Wesleyan University Eagles

(Bartlesville, OK)

2015 OPPONENTS

Central Baptist College at CBC, March 10

at OKWU, March 31

Location: Conway, AR

Enrollment: 750

Mascot: Lady Mustangs

Colors: Royal Blue/White

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: MCAC

Head Coach: Crystal Robinson

2014 Record: 35-13

SID: Ken Prophete

Phone: 501-329-6872, Ext. 165

Web: www.cbcmustangs.com

Bacone College at Bacone, Feb. 10

at OKWU, April 15

Location: Muskogee, OK

Enrollment: 900

Mascot: Lady Warriors

Colors: Red/Black

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: Red River Athletic

Head Coach: Devin Cross

2014 Record: 22-31

SID: Kyle Taylor

Phone: 918-781-7290

Web: athletics.bacone.edu

Bellevue University at MCAC Crossover Tournaments, March 28 & April 11

Location: Bellevue, NE

Enrollment: 8,300

Mascot: Bruins

Colors: Purple/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: MCAC

Head Coach: Michala Cimino

2014 Record: 36-17

SID: Steve Field

Phone: 402-557-7062

Web: www.bubruins.com

Central Christian College at OKWU, March 7 at CCC, April 18

Location: McPherson, KS

Enrollment: 335

Mascot: Lady Tigers

Colors: Blue/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: MCAC

Head Coach: Tina Haga

2014 Record: 14-38

SID: Jeremy Nelson

Phone: 620-241-0723, Ext.344

Web: www.ccctigers.com

College of Saint Mary at MCAC Crossover Tournaments, March 27 & April 10

Location: Omaha, NE

Enrollment: 1,100

Mascot: Flames

Colors: Navy/Vegas Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: MCAC

Head Coach: Chuck Brewer

2014 Record: 16-22

SID: Shad Beam

Phone: 402-399-2382

Web: www.csmflames.com

Bethany College at Oklahoma Baptist University Valentine’s Day Tourn., Feb. 13

Location: Lindsborg, KS

Enrollment: 614

Mascot: Swedes

Colors: Royal/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: KCAC

Head Coach: Janice Esses

2014 Record: 32-24

SID: Tony Stennett

Phone: 785-227-3380 x8337

Web: www.bethanyswedes.com

Dickinson State University at Tucson Invitational Games,

March 16

Location: Dickinson, ND

Enrollment: 1,800

Mascot: Blue Hawks

Colors: Navy/Silver

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: Northstar

Head Coach: Kristen Fleury

2014 Record: 39-15

SID: Caleb Dunlop

Phone: 701-483-2159

Web: www.dsubluehawks.com

Haskell Indian Nations at OKWU, March 13 at HINU, April 17

Location: Lawrence, KS

Enrollment: 1,000

Mascot: Indians

Colors: Purple/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: MCAC

Head Coach: Joe Bointy

2014 Record: 0-28

SID: Judith Gipp (Interim)

Phone: 785-749-8459

Web: www.haskellathletics.com

Kansas Wesleyan Univ. at OKWU, Feb. 21

Location: Salina, KS

Enrollment: 851

Mascot: Lady Coyotes

Colors: Purple/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: Kansas Collegiate

Head Coach: Daryl Hoelting

2014 Record: 38-9

SID: David Toelle

Phone: 785-827-5541, x 3146

Web: www.kwucoyotes.com

Oklahoma Baptist Univ. at Oklahoma Baptist University Valentine’s Day Tourn., Feb. 13

Location: Shawnee, OK

Enrollment: 1,979

Mascot: Lady Bison

Colors: Green/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: Sooner AC

Head Coach: Pam Fink

2014 Record: 45-17

SID: Ray Fink

Phone: 405-585-5304

Web: www.obubison.com

Evangel University at OKWU, March 25

Location: Springfield, MO

Enrollment: 2,200

Mascot: Crusaders

Colors: Maroon/White

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: Heart of America AC

Head Coach: Jerry Breaux

2014 Record: 28-12

SID: Kevin Kennedy

Phone: 417-865-2815, Ext. 7260

Web: web.evangel.edu/Athletics/index.asp

2015 OPPONENTS

Huntington University at Tucson Invitational Games,

March 16

Location: Huntington, IN

Enrollment: 1,260

Mascot: Foresters

Colors: Forester Green/White

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: Crossroads League

Head Coach: Doug Gower

2014 Record: 31-23

SID: Joanne Green

Phone: 260-359-4284

Web: wwwhuntington.edu/athletics

Oklahoma Christian Univ. at OKWU, March 9

Location: Edmond, OK

Enrollment: 2,271

Mascot: Eagles

Colors: Maroon/Silver

Affiliation: NCAA (D2)/NCCAA

Conference: Heartland AC

Head Coach: Tom Heath

2014 Record: 42-16

SID: Murray Evans

Phone: 405-425-5363

Web: www.oceagles.com

Mayville State University at Tucson Invitational Games,

March 17

Location: Mayville, ND

Enrollment: 1,065

Mascot: Comets


Affiliation: NAIA


Head Coach: Ashley VandeVeen

2014 Record: 4-24

SID: Dan DeWitt

Phone: 701.788.4715

Web: www.msucomets.com

Oklahoma City University at OKWU, April 7

Location: Oklahoma City, OK

Enrollment: 3,770

Mascot: Stars


Affiliation: NAIA


Head Coach: Phil McSpadden

2014 Record: 55-13

SID: Rich Tortorelli

Phone: 405-208-5304

Web: www.ocusports.com

2015 OPPONENTS Southwestern College at Southwestern, Feb. 25

Location: Winfield, KS

Enrollment: 1,741

Mascot: Builders

Colors: Purple/White

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: KCAC

Head Coach: Amber Good

2014 Record: 12-23

SID: Scott Nuss

Phone: 620-229-6299

Web: www.buildersports.com

University of Sciences & Arts of Oklahoma at Oklahoma Baptist University Valentine’s Day Tourn., Feb. 14

Location: Chickasaw, OK

Enrollment: 1,087

Mascot: Drovers

Colors: Green/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: Sooner Athletic

Head Coach: Jadyn Smith-Wallis

2014 Record: 37-24

SID: Jessica Jackson

Phone: 405-574-1210

Web: usao.edu/sports

University of Saint Mary at OKWU, Feb. 20

Location: Leavenworth, KS

Enrollment: 500

Mascot: Spires

Colors: Navy Blue/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: KCAC

Head Coach: Michael Evans

2014 Record: 31-20

SID: Tony Hurla

Phone: 913-785-4337

Web: www.gospires.com

Tabor College at OKWU, Feb. 28

Location: Hillsboro, KS

Enrollment: 580

Mascot: Bluejays

Colors: Royal Blue/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: KCAC

Head Coach: Suzanne Unruh

2014 Record: 24-25

SID: Anthony Monson

Phone: 620-947-3121 x1304

Web: www.taborbluejays.com

Ottawa University at OKWU, Feb. 18

Location: Ottawa, KS

Enrollment: 600

Mascot: Lady Braves

Colors: Black/Gold

Affiliation: NAIA


Head Coach: Jay Kahnt

2014 Record: 27-23

SID: Katie Tooley

Phone: 785-248-2610

Web: www.ottawabraves.com

Sterling College at Sterling, March 3

at OKWU, April 25

Location: Sterling, KS

Enrollment: 736

Mascot: Lady Warriors

Colors: Navy/Cardinal/Silver

Affiliation: NAIA


Head Coach: John Musselman

2014 Record: 11-30

SID: Hans Nickel

Phone: 620-278-4656

Web: www.scwarriors.com

Valley City State Univ. at Tucson Invitational Games.

March 16 & 17

Location: Valley City, ND

Enrollment: 1,378

Mascot: Vikings

Colors: Cardinal/Blue

Affiliation: NAIA


Head Coach: Elle Fracker

2014 Record: 22-21

SID: Mark Potts

Phone: 701-845-7228

Web: www.vcsuvikings.com

Saint Gregory’s University at Oklahoma Baptist University Valentine’s Day Tourn., Feb. 14

Location: Shawnee, OK

Enrollment: 700

Mascot: Lady Cavaliers

Colors: Blue/White

Affiliation: NAIA


Head Coach: D.J. Sanchez

2014 Record: 52-12

SID: Brad Collins

Phone: 405-878-5657

Web: www.sgucavaliers.com

Williams Woods University at OKWU, Feb. 7

Location: Fulton, MO

Enrollment: 2,601

Mascot: Owls

Colors: Burgundy/Forest Green

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: American Midwest

Head Coach: Tracy Gastineau

2014 Record: 40-17

SID: Ben Mizera

Phone: 573-592-1627

Web: www.wwuowls.com

2015 OPPONENTS Waldorf College at MCAC Crossover Tournaments, March 28 & April 10

Location: Forest City, IA

Enrollment: 643

Mascot: Warriors

Colors: Purple/Black

Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: MCAC

Head Coach: Denny Gilbertson

2014 Record: 35-9

SID: Jackie Kieffer

Phone: 641-585-8265

Web: www.waldorfwarriors.com

York College at MCAC Crossover Tournaments, March 27 & April 11

Location: York, NE

Enrollment: 500

Mascot: Lady Panthers


Affiliation: NAIA

Conference: MCAC

Head Coach: Veronica Miller

2014 Record: 5-39

SID: Trent Hinton

Phone: 402-363-5698

Web: www.ycpanthers.com

RANK SCHOOL 2014 RECORD

1 Auburn Montgomery (Ala.) 44-7

2 William Carey (Miss.) 52-12

3 Reinhardt (Ga.) 46-10

4 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 50-11

5 Oklahoma City 55-13

6 St. Gregory’s (Okla.) 51-12

7 LSU Alexandria 35-5

8 Concordia (Calif.) 50-7

9 Saint Xavier (Ill.) 47-9-1

10 Simpson (Calif.) 39-9

11 Belhaven (miss.) 44-17

12 Cal State San Marcos 39-9-1

13 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 49-5-1

14 Biola (Calif.) 36-14

15 Concordia (Ore.) 34-18

16 Central Methodist (Mo.) 43-8

17 Oregon Tech 35-14

18 Houston-Victoria (Texas) 33-15

19 William Woods (Mo.) 40-17

20 Brenau (Ga.) 34-13

21 Oklahoma Baptist 45-17

22 College of Idaho 35-18

23 Davenport (Mich.) 38-10

24 USC Beaufort (s.C.) 39-11

25 Taylor (ind.) 42-17

2015 NAIA PRESEASON RANKINGS

2014 SEASON IN REVIEW The Lady Eagles softball team ended the 2014 season with a third place finish in the Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament and posted a 26-29 season record. The team was 13-7 in conference play.

The conference tournament did not go as planned as the Lady Eagles found themselves in the losers brack-et after falling 2-1 to No. 2-seeded Bellevue on a last inning squeeze bunt. They battled back to beat Col-

lege of St. Mary 5-1, but then fell to the host team Central Baptist on Saturday (May 2). The Eagles mustered just one hit by Allison Edwards in the 2-0 elimination game shutout.

Bellevue went on to win the conference tour-nament and to represent the MCAC in the NAIA National Tournament.

Senior Miranda Kiser blazed the way offensive-ly in the Eagles 2014 campaign by leading the team in nearly every category: hits (65), batting average (.363), home runs (7), doubles (12), runs scored (48), slugging percentage (.559), RBIs (34), and on-base percentage (.441). Jun-ior Christie Bell wasn’t far behind hitting .342 and blasting five home runs.

Senior Macy Wright also hit over .300 with a .304 batting average and stole six bases. Freshmen Alex Eich-ler hit .440 with 11 hits in 25 at bats and scored 10 runs. Junior college transfer Mariah Shepherd just missed the 300 mark hitting .293 while finishing second on the team in home runs with six long balls.

Sophomore pitcher Jenna Daniel pitched 214.1 innings, striking out 244 while maintaining a 2.68 ERA. Her record on the year was 17-17 in 41 appearances. Freshmen Selena Lopez took the remaining games, ending with a 9-12 record in 128 innings pitched and 103 strikeouts.

The team as a whole set many single season records, including total home runs (40), hits (412), doubles (81), at bats (1,454), and slugging percentage (.427). The pitching staff set the record for innings pitched (348.1), strikeouts (350), strikeouts per 7 innings (7.03), oppo-nent batting average (.235), and most notably, ERA (3.66).

The team was well-represented in the all-conference awards. Three were named to All-MCAC First Team including Edwards (OF), Kiser (INF), and Daniel (P). Freshmen Katelyn Cook (C), Wright (INF), and Shepherd (OF) were named to the All-MCAC Second Team, while Bell and junior Leanne Salas earned Honora-ble Mention. Kiser and Daniel each shared a part of the highest conference honors as Kiser was named Co-Player of the Year with Shelbi Hatfield of College of St. Mary and Daniel was award-ed Co-Pitcher of the Year with Jessica Sheldon of Central Baptist College.

The Lady Eagles said goodbye to five seniors: Kiser, Edwards, Wright, Jessica Farris and Brittany Stevenot. As a whole, this group combined for 98 wins, over 65 home runs and over 450 RBIs while reaching the conference tournament all four years and making an inaugural NCCAA National Championship appear-

Overall: 26-29 Home: 13-7 Away: 6-8 Neutral: 7-14 Conference: 13-7 Home: 5-1 Away: 3-3 Neutral: 5-3

DATE OPPONENT SCORES RECORD MCAC

Feb. 14 Incarnate Word University L: 5-8 (8) 0-1

Baker University L: 2-5 0-2

Texas Wesleyan University L: 0-1 0-3

Feb. 15 Northwood University W: 7-5 1-3

University Science & Arts L: 0-2 1-4

Feb 18 Ottawa University W: 13-1 (5) / W: 15-13 3-4

Feb 21 Sterling University W: 12-1 (5) / W: 17-3 (5) 5-4

Feb 22 Evangel University L: 1-6 5-5

Kansas Wesleyan University W: 4-3 6-5

Feb 27 Oklahoma City University L: 3-11 (5) / L: 1-9 (6) 6-7

March 11 Benedictine University W: 7-6 (8) / W: 3-2 8-7

March 12 Kansas Wesleyan University W: 2-1 / L: 2-3 9-8

March 14 Midland University L: 5-7 9-9

Cardinal Stritch University L: 2-5 9-10

Morningside University L: 3-4 9-11

March 15 Northwestern University L: 1-9 (5) 9-12

Cardinal Stritch University L: 3-6 9-13

March 18 Oklahoma Christian University L: 9-12 / L: 0-8 (5) 9-15

March 21 Haskell Indian Nations University W: 16-0 (5) / W: 8-0 (5) 11-15 2-0

March 22 Central Christian College W: 8-0 (6) / W: 8-0 (6) 13-15 4-0

March 24 Central Baptist College W: 3-0 / L: 0-9 (5) 14-16 5-1 March 28 Bellevue University W: 3-2 15-16 6-1 College of Saint Mary L: 5-10 15-17 6-2 March 29 York College W: 16-4 16-17 7-2 Waldorf College W: 7-0 17-17 8-2 April 2 Ecclesia University W: 12-4 (6) / W:19-6 (5) 19-17 April 4 Central Baptist College W: 8-0 (5) / L:5-6 20-18 9-3

April 5 Oklahoma Baptist University L: 2-8 / L: 5-7 (9) 20-20

April 11 Bellevue University W: 1-0 21-20 10-3

College of Saint Mary L: 2-3 21-21 10-4

April 12 York College W: 5-2 22-21 11-4

Waldorf College L: 0-1 22-22 11-5

April 18 Central Christian College L: 0-1 / L: 0-2 22-24 11-7

April 19 Haskell Indian Nations University W: 17-1 (5) / W: 8-1 24-24 13-7

April 22 Oklahoma City University L: 2-13 (5) / L: 6-9 (10) 24-26

April 26 Greenville College W: 7-0 / L: 4-5 25-27

May 1 Bellevue University L: 1-2 25-28

May 1 College of Saint Mary W: 4-1 26-28

May 2 Central Baptist College L: 0-2 27-29

2014 SEASON RESULTS

All-MCAC NFCA Scholar Athletes

First Team Second Team Jenna Daniel - 3.672 (MAJOR)

Jenna Daniel - P Macy Wright - NF Caitlin Day - 3.694 (Exercise Science)

Allison Edwards - OF Mariah Shepherd - OF Allison Edwards - 3.695 (Biology)

Miranda Kiser - INF Katelyn Cook- C Courtney Gilliland - 3.680 (Psychology)

Honorable Mention Candace Perkins - 3.584 (Mathematics)

Christie Bell, Leanne Salas NFCA All-Region Second Team

C0-Pitcher of the Year - Jenna Daniel Allison Edwards, Miranda Kiser

Co-Player of the Year - Miranda Kiser NCCAA All-Central Region

MCAC Scholar Athlete of the Year—Allison Edwards Miranda Kiser

2014 LADY EAGLES POSTSEASON HONORS

Batting GP GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB SO OB% SB SBA

Eichler, Alex 26 5 .440 25 10 11 2 0 2 11 19 .760 4 5 .517 0 0

Kiser, Miranda 55 54 .363 179 48 65 12 1 7 34 100 .559 23 20 .441 5 7

Bell, Christie 51 47 .342 149 29 51 5 1 5 23 73 .490 12 22 .395 0 0

Wright, Macy 53 52 .304 138 25 42 10 0 2 27 58 .420 18 34 .391 6 7

Shepherd, Mariah 54 54 .293 167 37 49 9 0 6 32 76 .455 11 22 .344 2 2

Salas, Leanne 51 50 .292 137 28 40 4 0 3 33 53 .387 26 25 .416 0 0

Stevenot, Brittany 26 6 .290 31 6 9 3 0 2 3 22 .423 2 10 .278 0 0

Edwards, Allison 54 52 .286 154 25 44 12 1 4 23 70 .455 19 15 .373 7 9

Lopez, Selena 35 28 .250 52 9 13 3 0 2 3 22 .423 2 10 .278 0 0

Cook, Katelyn 52 52 .241 116 29 28 7 0 4 20 47 .405 15 21 .331 0 0

Farris, Jessica 55 53 .218 147 20 32 8 0 4 30 52 .354 11 29 .270 1 1

Day, Caitlin 25 8 .200 35 7 7 2 0 0 4 9 .257 4 4 .282 0 0

Gililland, Courtney 52 49 .186 102 18 19 4 1 0 2 25 .245 17 41 .321 6 8

Harris, Ty’Shonna 25 4 .100 20 6 2 0 0 1 6 5 .250 6 14 .321 0 1

Daniel, Jenna 41 36 .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 .000 0 0

Kelley, Katie 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0

Total: 55 .283 1454 297 297 81 4 40 250 621 .427 173 273 .348 27 35

Opponents: 52 .242 1250 212 303 47 1 29 174 439 .351 181 329 .336 44 58

2014 INDIVIDUAL STATS OFFENSIVE STATISTICS Record: 26-29-0 Conference: 13-7-0

Score by innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 R

Opponents 26 29 39 34 46 25 22 4 2 3 230

OKWU 39 66 51 65 34 18 24 2 0 0 299

Pitching ERA W-L GP GS CG SHO IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/Avg WP HBP

Daniel, Jenna 2.68 17-17 41 36 27 7 214.1 159 105 82 117 244 22 0 9 .202 2 12

Lopez, Selena 5.03 9-12 28 19 10 1 128.0 145 113 92 69 103 20 2 18 .282 10 16

Shepherd, Mariah 10.50 0-0 4 0 0 0 6.0 8 10 9 5 3 2 1 0 .296 0 0

Total: 3.66 26-29 73 37 8 348.1 312 228 182 191 350 44 3 27 .235 12 28

Opponents: 4.58 28-24 76 31 8 331.2 381 260 217 160 265 68 4 34 .279 26 18

2014 MCAC Standings

Conference Overall

W L % W L %

Central Baptist College 13 3 .850 37 13 .729

Bellevue University 16 4 .800 36 17 .679

Oklahoma Wesleyan University 13 7 .650 26 29 .473

College of St. Mary 11 7 .611 16 22 .421

Waldorf College 10 8 .556 35 9 .795

Central Christian College 7 13 .350 14 38 .269

York College 4 16 .200 5 39 .114

Haskell Indian Nations University 0 20 .000 0 28 .000

2014 INDIVIDUAL STATS Fielding GP GS C PO A E FLD% DP TP SBA RCS SBA% PB CI OBS

Salas, Leanne 51 50 238 224 11 3 .987 6 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Cook, Katelyn 52 52 361 333 20 8 .978 3 0 33 13 .717 16 1 0

Lopez, Selena 35 28 54 14 38 2 .963 2 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Gililland, Courtney 52 49 50 41 7 2 .960 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Harris, Ty’Shonna 25 4 19 14 4 1 .947 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Daniel, Jenna 41 36 52 9 40 3 .942 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Wright, Macy 53 52 131 90 33 8 .939 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Edwards, Allison 54 52 63 55 4 4 .937 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Kiser, Miranda 55 54 186 92 81 13 .930 3 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Bell, Christie 51 47 65 59 1 5 .923 0 0 3 0 1.000 3 0 0

Farris, Jessica 55 53 140 60 67 13 .907 2 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Shepherd, Mariah 54 54 55 44 2 9 .836 1 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 0

Day, Caitlin 25 8 6 5 0 1 .833 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Eichler, Alex 26 5 5 4 0 1 .800 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Stevenot, Brittany 26 6 2 1 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Kelley, Katie 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Total: 55 1427 1045 308 74 .948 9 0 38 13 .745 19 1 0

Opponents: 52 1401 995 332 74 .947 14 0 34 9 .791 23 0 0

LADY EAGLES TEAM HISTORY

Year Coach Year As Coach

Overall Record

MCAC Record

MCAC Finish

2011 T.J. Thomas 1st 19-34 5-7 3rd

2012 T.J. Thomas 2nd 18-34 6-8 4th

2013 Caty Reeves 1st 35-18 16-4 3rd

2014 Caty Reeves 2nd 26-29 13-7 3rd

LADY EAGLE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS - OFFENSIVE (2011-2014)

Batting Average (min 50 AB)

1. Miranda Kiser, 2013 .399

2. Macy Wright, 2012 .383


4. Allison Edwards, 2011 .353


6. Christie Bell, 2014 .342

7. Nya Beasley, 2011 .331

Candace Perkins, 2012 .331


10. Jessica Pitts, 2011 .325

Macy Wright, 2013 .325

Hits

1. Miranda Kiser, 2014 65


3. Allison Edwards, 2011 55

4. Macy Wright, 2012 54

Candace Perkins, 2012 54

6. Christie Bell, 2014 51


Macy Wright, 2013 50


10. Mariah Shepherd, 2014 49

Doubles

1. Candace Perkins, 2013 14

Allison Edwards, 2011 14



Jessica Farris, 2013

Macy Wright, 2012

7. Nya Beasley, 2011 11



Ashley Blizzard, 2011 10


Runs








8. Leanne Salas, 2013 34


10. Jessica Farris, 2013 30


Triples


2. Jessica Pitts, 2012 2



Christie Bell, 2014 1

Macy Wright, multi. 1

Courtney Gililland, multi. 1

Allison Edwards, multi. 1

Kylie Johnson, 2013 1

At Bats






Alison Edwards, 2011 156





Home Runs




Macy Wright, 2012 6

Macy Wright, 2011 6


Leanne Salas, 2012 5

Jessica Farris, 2012 5

Nicole Crawford, 2011 5

10. Katelyn Cook, 2014 4


Jessica Farris, 2013, 2014 4


Brittany Stevenot, 2013 4

Nya Beasley, 2011 4

Runs Batted In




Miranda Kiser, 2013 33



Nya Beasley, 2011 32





Walks






6. Courtney Gililland, 2013 22





LADY EAGLE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS - DEFENSIVE

Slugging Percentage





5. Kim Billie, 2013 .524

6. Nya Beasley, 2011 .504


8. Christie Bell, 2014 .490


10. Nicole Crawford, 2011 .467

Stolen Bases





Steffany Rivera, 2011 11



Kylie Johnson, 2013 7


Macy Wright, 2014 6



On Base Percentage


2. Katie Kelley, 2013 .465



5. Jessica Pitts, 2011 .428


7. Leanne Salas, 2014 .416

Leanne Salas, 2013 .416


10. Candace Perkins, 2013 .410

Sacrifice Hits

1. Steffany Rivera, 2011 11

2. Kylie Johnson, 2013 8

Courtney Gililland, 2012 8




Candace Perkins 6




Christie Bell, 2013 4


4 Ashley Blizzard, 2011

Hit by Pitch



Nicole Crawford, 2011 5




Mariah Shepherd, 2014 3





Macy Wright, 2013 3

Katie Kelley, 2013 3

3 Kim Billie, 2013

Assists











Putouts

1. Katelyn Cook, 2014 333

2. Ashley Blizzard, 2011 280









Fielding Percentage (min. 50 chances)

1. Christie Bell, 2013 1.000 (53)

2. Allison Edwards, 2013 .996 (244)

3. Leanne Salas, 2013 .993 (274)

4. Jessica Pitts, 2011 .988 (161)

5. Leanne Salas, 2014 .987 (238)

6. Leanne Salas, 2012 .983 (301)

7. Katie Kelley, 2011 .980 (99)

8. Katelyn Cook, 2014 .978 (361)

9. Jessica Pitts, 2012 .974 (246)

10. Ashley Blizzard, 2011 .971 (307)

LADY EAGLE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON LEADERS - PITCHING

Innings Pitched (min 25 IP)

1. Jenna Daniel, 2014 214.1

2. Courtney Carson, 2012 148.2

3. Katie Kelley, 2011 148.1

4. Steffanie Palmisano, 2011 131.1

5. Selena Lopez, 2014 128.0



8. Kim Billie, 2013 77.1

Katie Kelley, 2012 77.1

10. Courtney Gililland, 2012 68.2

Wins

1. Jenna Daniel, 2014 17


3. Selena Lopez, 2014 9


Steffanie Palmisano, 2011 9

6. Kim Billie, 2013 8

Courtney Carson, 2012 8

8. Courtney Carson, 2013 7

9. Katie Kelley, 2013 6


Complete Games


2. Steffanie Palmisano, 2011 16






Courtney Gililland, 2012 6



Ashley Blizzard, 2011 4

Win Percentage

1. Jenna Daniel, 2013 .786


3. Kim Billie, 2013 .615


5. Courtney Carson, 2013 .500

6. Courtney Gililland, 2012 .444

7. Selena Lopez, 2014 .429

8. Steffanie Palmisano, 2011 .391



Appearances











Walks










57 10. Katie Kelley, 2011

Strikeouts











Strikeouts per 7 Inning Game





5. Kim Billie, 2013 3.90






Walks per 7 Inning Game

1. Kim Billie, 2013 1.63


Courtney Carson, 2012 1.75






9. Ashley Blizzard, 2011 3.36


LADY EAGLE INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

LADY EAGLE TEAM RECORDS OFFENSIVE STATS

Earned Run Average



Jenna Daniel, 2013 3.19




7. Kim Billie, 2013 5.43




Home Runs Allowed










Steffanie Palmisano, 2011 16

Opponent Batting Average




Katie Kelley, 2013 .250

5. Selena Lopez, 2014 .282

6. Kim Billie, 2013 .300



9. Steffanie Palmisano, 2011 .361

10. Courtney Gililland, 2012 .370

Batting Average

.287 2011

.283 2014

.279 2013

.278 2012

Hits

412 2014

377 2013

367 2011

361 2012

Runs

338 2013

297 2014

243 2011

219 2012

Doubles

81 2014

75 2011

74 2013

64 2011

Triples

7 2013

5 2012

4 2014

2 2011

Home Runs

40 2014

35 2013

23 2012

23 2011

Runs Batted In

279 2013

250 2014

207 2011

188 2012

At Bats

1454 2014

1349 2013

1297 2012

1277 2011

Walks

212 2013

173 2014

110 2011

109 2012

Stolen Bases

49 2013

40 2012

38 2011

27 2014

Slugging Percentages

.427 2014

.423 2013

.403 2011

.389 2012

On Base Percentages

.372 2013

.365 2014

.331 2011

.327 2012

LADY EAGLE TEAM RECORDS

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Hit by Pitch

26 2011

25 2013

20 2014

16 2012

Sacrifice Hits

37 2012

31 2014

28 2011

26 2013

DEFENSIVE STATS

Innings Pitched

348.1 2014

321.2 2013

311.2 2012

307 2011

Wins

32 2013

26 2014

19 2011

18 2012

Winning Percentage

.653 (32-17) 2013

.472 (26-29) 2014

.385 (19-34) 2011

.346 (18-34) 2012

Complete Games

37 2014

35 2011

22 2012

20 2013

Appearances

80 2013

80 2012

74 2011

73 2014

Strikeouts

350 2014

255 2013

133 2012

95 2011

Strikeouts per 7 Inning Game

7.03 2014

5.56 2013

2.99 2012

2.17 2011

Walks

97 2012

98 2013

109 2011

191 2014

Walks per 7 Inning Game

2.14 2013

2.18 2012

2.49 2011

3.84 2014

Home Runs Allowed

27 2014

29 2012

44 2013

53 2011

Earned Run Average

3.66 2014

3.87 2013

5.70 2011

6.63 2012

Opponent Batting Average

.235 2014

.247 2013

.360 2011

.366 2012

Fielding Percentage

.963 (1378 chances) 2013

.948 (1427 chances) 2014

.933 (1471 chances) 2011

.922 (1515 chances) 2012

PITCHING STATS

Putouts

1045 2014

963 2013

933 2012

921 2011

Assists

464 2012

451 2011

364 2013

308 2014

ALL TIME ROSTER (2011-Present)

A Abrams, Katelyn (2011)

Atchison, Emily (2012)

B Beasley, Nya (2011-2012)

Bell, Christie (2013-Present)

Billie, Kim (2013-Present)

Blizzard, Ashley (2011-2012)

C Carson, Courtney (2012-2013)

Cook , Katelyn (2014-Present)

Crawford, Nicole (2011)

D Daniel, Jenna (2013-Present)

Day, Caitlin (2012-Present)

E Edwards, Allison (2011-2014)

Eichler, Alex (2014-Present)

F Farris, Jessica (2012-2014)

G Gililland, Courtney (2012-Present)

H Harris, Ty’Shonna (2014-Present)

Hopton, Ashley (2011-2012)

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J Johnson, Kylie (2013)

K Kelley, Katie (2011-2014)

Kiser, Miranda (2013-2014)

L Lopez, Hannah (2011-2012)

Lopez, Selena (2014-Present)

M Martinez, Diamond (2012)

McCallister, Melanie (2012)

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P Palmisano, Steffanie (2011)

Perkins, Candace (2012-Present)

Pitts, Jessica (2011-2012)

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R Rivera, Steffany (2011-2012)

S Salas, Leanne (2012-Present)

Shepherd, Mariah (2014-Present)

Stevenot, Brittany (2011-2014)

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W Wilson, Kayla (2011)

Wolf, Jessica (2012)

Wright, Macy (2011-2014)

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OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

SOFTBALL FIELD 1719-1921 E Tuxedo Blvd

Bartlesville, OK 74006

Directions to OKWU Ball Field From Oklahoma Wesleyan University:

Head north on Silver Lake Road until the road comes to an end. Turn left onto East Tuxedo Boule-vard. The softball complex will be on the left 0.5 miles down immediately past the bridge.

From Tulsa:

Head north on US-75 North. The road will turn into Southeast Washington Boulevard. Turn left onto East Tuxedo Boulevard and travel 1.2 miles. The softball complex will be on the left immediately past the bridge.

From Kansas:

Head south on US-75 South. The road will turn into Southeast Washington Boulevard. Turn right onto East Tuxedo Boulevard and travel 1.2 miles. The softball complex will be on the left immediately past the bridge.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) is an autono-mous association administering athletic programs for approximately 300 member schools of moderate enrollment and more than 60,000 student athletes.

Its purpose is to promote education and development of students through intercollegiate athletic participation. Member institutions are diverse, yet they share a com-mon commitment to high standards and the principle that athletics are an integral part of education.

Established in 1940 as the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB), the association ex-panded in 1952 to include other sports and changed its name. The NAIA became the first intercolle-giate sports governing body to provide championship opportunities for both men and women and for students of all races. It currently administers programs related to 13 different sports and 23 national championships.

In 2000, the NAIA reaffirmed its purpose to enhance the character-building aspects of sport by intro-ducing the Champions of Character program. This initiative seeks to create an environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through five core values: integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and servant leadership.

www.naia.org

NATIONAL CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

The National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) was incor-porated to provide a Christian-based organization that functions uniquely as a national and international agency for the promotion of

outreach and ministry, and for the maintenance, enhancement, and promotion of intercollegiate ath-letic competition with a Christian perspective.

Established in 1968, the NCCAA is dedicated to implementing a positive and purposeful athletic experi-ence in cooperation with member institutions and their student-athletes. Membership has grown to about 100 Christ-centered colleges and universities. The NCCAA hosts 24 national championships and invitationals.

www.thenccaa.org

MIDLANDS COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

The Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference (MCAC) is one of 23 confer-ences in the NAIA organized to provide intercollegiate athletic opportuni-

ties among member institutions within a specific geographical region. The MCAC represents the Mid-west including Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. It oversees six women’s sports (basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball and volleyball) and five men’s sports (baseball, basketball, cross country, golf and soccer).

www.mcac-naia.org

Oklahoma Wesleyan University is a four-year evangelical Christian university of The Wesleyan Church in Bartlesville, OK, 40 miles north of Tulsa. It offers more than 35 undergraduate majors in the liberal arts and sciences and is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. It also receives professional accreditation from the National Council for Ac-creditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and the International Assembly of Collegiate Business Education (IACBE).

Founded in 1959, OKWU has received national recognition from U.S. News and World Report, Forbes.com, and CBS News MoneyWatch both for its excellent academic reputation as well as its mis-sional integrity. It is a place of serious study, honest questions, and critical engagement, all in the con-text of a liberal arts community that honors the primacy of Jesus Christ, the priority of scripture, the pursuit of truth and the practice of wisdom.

More than 550 students from across the United States and around the world are currently enrolled in under-graduate programs at OKWU. The university also offers two graduate programs in business and education as well as non-traditional programs with over 1000 enrolled.

OKWU is a member of the National Association of Inter-collegiate Athletics (NAIA), the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) and the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU). Students may partici-pate in eight different intercollegiate sports programs, including national championship athletic programs in men’s and women’s basketball, as well as baseball.

If you are interested in learning more about attending Oklahoma Wesleyan University, call 918-335-6200 or visit okwu.edu for more information.

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