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12019 FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLE SOFTBALL • 1981, 1982, 2018 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

2019 FLORIDA STATE SOFTBALL

2019 SEASONOverall ........................................................................0-0ACC ......................................................................................................... 0-0 Home ..................................................................................................... 0-0Away ...................................................................................................... 0-0Neutral .................................................................................................. 0-0

FEBRUARY JoAnne Graf Classic - Tallahassee, Fla.Fri 8 UNC Wilmington 3:00 p.m.Fri 8 Iowa State 5:30 p.m.Sat 9 UNCG 12:30 p.m.Sat 9 Iowa State 3:00 p.m.Sun 10 UNC Wilmington 12:30 p.m.

St. Pete/Clearwater Elite Invitational - Clearwater, Fla.Fri 15 vs. RV Ohio State (ESPN3) 9:30 a.m.Fri 15 vs. No. 4 Oklahoma (ESPNU) 1:00 p.m.Sat 16 vs. No. 11 LSU (ESPN3) 1:00 p.m.Sat 16 vs. No. 21 Minnesota (ESPN3) 7:30 p.m.Sun 17 vs. Florida Atlantic (ESPN3) 4:00 p.m.Sun 17 vs. No. 8 Tennessee (ESPN2) 7:00 p.m.

Wed 20 South Alabama 6:00 p.m.

Unconquered Invitational - Tallahassee, Fla.Fri 22 Elon 3:00 p.m.Fri 22 Lipscomb 5:30 p.m.Sat 23 Samford 12:30 p.m.Sat 23 Lipscomb 3:00 p.m.Sun 24 Samford 12:30 p.m.

MARCHUCF Invitational - Orlando, Fla.Sat 2 vs. Toledo 12:30 p.m.Sat 2 vs. Louisiana Tech 3:00 p.m.Sun 3 vs. Dartmouth 11:30 a.m.Sun 3 at UCF (UCFKnights.TV) 1:30 p.m.Mon 4 at UCF (UCFKnights.TV) 6:00 p.m.

Wed 6 at Grand Canyon (YouTube) 7:00 p.m.Wed 6 at Grand Canyon (YouTube) 9:00 p.m.Fri 8 at No. 7 Arizona (Pac-12 Networks) 8:00 p.m.Sat 9 at No. 7 Arizona (Pac-12 Networks) 8:00 p.m.Sun 10 at No. 7 Arizona (Pac-12 Networks) 3:00 p.m.Fri 15 RV Notre Dame* (ACC Network Extra) 6:00 p.m.Sat 16 RV Notre Dame* (ACC Network Extra) 1:00 p.m.Sun 17 RV Notre Dame* (ACC Network Extra) 12:00 p.m.Tues 19 Florida A&M 6:00 p.m.Wed 20 UNF 6:00 p.m.Fri 22 NC State* (ACC Network Extra) 6:00 p.m.Sat 23 NC State* (ACC Network Extra) 1:00 p.m.Sun 24 NC State* (ACC Network Extra) 12:00 p.m.Fri 29 at Virginia* (ACC Network Extra) 5:00 p.m.Sat 30 at Virginia* (ACC Network Extra) 1:00 p.m.Sun 31 at Virginia* (ACC Network Extra) 12:00 p.m.

APRILWed 3 at No. 5 Florida (ESPN2) 7:00 p.m.Sat 6 at Louisville* 1:00 p.m.Sun 7 at Louisville* 1:00 p.m.Mon 8 at Louisville* (ESPNU) 7:00 p.m.Sat 13 at North Carolina* 2:00 p.m.Sun 14 at North Carolina* 12:00 p.m.Mon 15 at North Carolina* (ESPNU) 4:00 p.m.Wed 17 No. 5 Florida (ESPN2) 7:00 p.m.Fri 19 Boston College* 6:00 p.m.Sat 20 Boston College* 1:00 p.m.Sun 21 Boston College* 12:00 p.m.Fri 26 Duke* (ACC Network Extra) 6:00 p.m.Sat 27 Duke* (ACC Network Extra) 1:00 p.m.Sun 28 Duke* (ACC Network Extra) 12:00 p.m.

MAYFri 3 at Syracuse* 4:00 p.m.Sat 4 at Syracuse* 1:00 p.m.Sun 5 at Syracuse* 12:00 p.m.Wed-Sat 8-11 ACC Championship - Tallahassee, Fla.Thu-Sun 16-19 NCAA Regionals - Campus SitesThu-Sun 23-26 NCAA Super Regionals - Campus Sites

JUNEThu-Wed May 30-June 5 Women’s College World Series - OKC

* - ACC game | All game times are EST | Home GamesRankings are from the NFCA | RV - receiving votes

Softball SID .................................................... Scott MoriakOffice Phone.................................................850-644-2016Cell Phone ...................................................... 715-641-0365Fax .................................................................. 850-644-3820

E-mail ...................................................... [email protected] ....................................................... Seminoles.comMailing Address ...................................... 403 Stadium Dr.........................................................Tallahassee, Fla. 32306

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QUICK HITS

• Florida State enters the 2019 season ranked No. 1 by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association and

No. 3 in the USA Softball poll. The Seminoles have been ranked in 87 consecutive polls by USA Softball,

and in the top 15 of the NFCA poll for 82 straight weeks.

• Meghan King and Sydney Sherrill were named to the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Watch

List on January 30. It is the second year in a row that King has been named to the preseason watch list.

• The Seminoles were selected as the preseason favorites to win the ACC and earned all 11 possible first-

place votes in the ACC preseason coaches poll.

• Florida State placed five student-athletes on the first-ever Preseason All-ACC Team as Carsyn Gordon,

Zoe Casas, Sydney Sherrill, Meghan King and Anna Shelnutt were among the 15 players recognized.

• The Seminoles had five players named to the first-ever Softball America Top 100 - No. 9 Meghan King,

No. 30 Sydney Sherrill, No. 88 Carsyn Gordon, No. 95 Anna Shelnutt and No. 100 Kathryn Sandercock.

Friday, February 8

10:00 am - Iowa State vs. UNCG*

12:30 pm - UNCG vs. UNC Wilmington*

3:00 pm - UNC Wlmington vs. FSU*

5:30 pm - Iowa State vs. FSU*

Tournament Schedule

Saturday, February 9

10:00 am - UNC Wilmington vs. UNCG*

12:30 pm - UNCG vs. FSU*

3:00 pm - Iowa State vs. FSU*

5:30 pm - UNC Wilmington vs. Iowa State*

Sunday, February 10

10:00 am - UNCG vs. Iowa State*

12:30 pm - UNC Wilmington vs. FSU*

* - home team

2019 JoAnne Graf Classic

No. 1/3 Florida State (0-0)

2019 JoAnne Graf Classic

Friday, February 8 - UNC Wilmington - 3:00 p.m.

Iowa State - 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, February 9 - UNCG - 12:30 p.m.

Iowa State - 3:00 p.m.

Sunday, February 10 - UNC Wilmington - 12:30 p.m.

Location: Tallahassee, Fla. | Stadium: JoAnne Graf Field

Live Stats: StatBroadcast on Seminoles.com | In-game updates: @FSU_Softball on Twitter

1. Florida State (0-0) UNC Wilmington (0-0) Iowa State (0-0) UNCG (0-0)

1981 & 1982 AIAW National Champions – 2018 NCAA National Champions 10 WCWS Appearances (1987, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, 2002, ‘04, ‘14, ‘16, ‘18)

16 Atlantic Coast Conference Championships (1992, ‘93, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, 2000, ‘03, ‘04, ‘11, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16, ‘17, ‘18)31 NCAA Championship Appearances – 33 All-Americans – 49 All-America Honors – 126 All-ACC Honors

10 WCWS APPEARANCES • 16 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS • 31 NCAA APPEARANCES • #ATTACKTHEMOMENT2

2019 QUICK FACTS

Location............................................. Tallahassee, Fla.Founded ....................................................................1851Enrollment ............................................................41,773Symbol ...........................................................SeminolesColors ..................................................Garnet and GoldConference ........................................... Atlantic CoastPresident ...............................................John ThrasherInterim Athletics Director ................. David Coburn

Head Coach ..........................................Lonni AlamedaAlma Mater ............................................ Oklahoma ‘93Career Record......................... 640-308-2 (15 years)FSU Record ............................... 483-150-1 (10 years)Assistant Coach ................................... Travis WilsonAlma Mater ..........................................Canterbury ‘96Assistant Coach ..................................... Craig SniderAlma Mater ............................................Centenary ‘05Softball Office .....................................850-644-9594

Home Field ...................................... JoAnne Graf FieldDimensions..................... Lines - 200’, Center - 220’Capacity .................................................................1,000Press Box Phone ................................. 850-645-3245

First Year of Softball ............................................1978All-Time Record ....................................... 1,966-662-6ACC Titles ....................................................................16*.........................*includes tie with Maryland in 1997National Titles (AIAW) .......................2 (1981, 1982)National Titles (NCAA) ................................... 1 (2018)NCAA Regional Appearances ..................................31NCAA Super Regional Appearances ........................ 7WCWS Appearances ................................................. 10NCAA Tournament Record ................................ 84-68

2018 Record .......................................................... 58-122018 ACC Record .................................................... 21-32018 ACC Finish ............................ 1st (Tournament)..................................................... 1st (Regular Season)

Starters R/L ................................................................8/2Pitchers R/L ................................................................2/2Letterwinners R/L ...................................................13/6Newcomers ................................................................... 8

Softball Oversight ...........................Cindy HartmannSoftball SID .............................................Scott MoriakMoriak’s email [email protected]’s Office .................................... 850-644-2016Moriak’s Cell .......................................... 715-641-0365SID Office Fax ...................................... 850.644.3820Website ................................................seminoles.comMailing Address .................... 403 Stadium Drive W. Tallahassee, FL 32306

Twitter .................................................. @FSU_SoftballFacebook .................................................../FSUSoftballInstagram ....................................................fsusoftballSnapchat ................................................... fsu_softballPeriscope ................................................/FSU_Softball

VERSUS NCAA’S BESTThe Seminoles put together the No. 1-ranked non-conference strength of schedule in 2018 and have again built a strong schedule for 2019 as Florida State will face 15 of the Top 50 Watch List members from USA Softball, as well as 11 of the top 25 preseason players from ESPN.

SIX IN A ROW!Florida State has been the ACC regular season champion for each of the last six seasons after finishing with the best conference winning percentage in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018.

It was the only time that any school in the ACC has won six straight regular season titles, passing FSU’s four-year streaks from 1992-95 and again from 2001-04.

No other school in the conference has won the regular season title four times in a row and Georgia Tech is the only other ACC school to secure three consecutive conference championships, as the Jackets earned regular season titles in 2009-11.

ACC PRESEASON FAVORITEFor the sixth consecutive season, Florida State was chosen as the preseason favorite to win the 2019 ACC regular season championship, as voted on by the league’s 12 coaches.

FSU earned 121 points and all 11 of the eligible first-place votes, as teams were not allowed to vote for themselves.

Notre Dame (102 points) and North Carolina (95) also finished in the top three of voting.

JOANNE GRAF CLASSICOn March 17, 2018, the Florida State softball program honored its former head coach, Dr. JoAnne Graf, by announcing that, beginning in 2019, the first home tournament every season will be named the “JoAnne Graf Classic”, in honor of the NFCA Hall of Fame coach that won 1,437 games in her career, including 10 ACC titles, seven WCWS appearances and AIAW National Championships in 1981 and 1982.

The aim of each JoAnne Graf Classic is to bring at least one team that has a connection to the Hall of Fame Coach, and in 2019, that would be UNCG, which is where Dr. Graf earned her master’s degree in 1978 and spent two years as the assistant softball coach for the Spartans (1977-78).

RETURNING POWERFlorida State returns seven defensive starters and one starting pitcher from the 2018 NCAA National Championship team.

Despite losing a pair of All-Americans in Jessie Warren and Morgan Klaevemann, the FSU offense returns 12 total players that combined to tally 399 hits, 306 runs, 94 doubles, 17 triples, 54 home runs, 289 RBI and 120 stolen bases.

If those returners were their own team in 2018, they would have ranked in the top 35 in the NCAA in five different categories - doubles (T-7th), stolen bases (8th), triples (T-14th), runs (34th) and home runs (T-35th).

Those players accumulated those stats as Florida State had the No. 1 RPI and No. 1-ranked out-of-conference schedule in the nation.

FSU VS. NCAA’S PRESEASON BESTLili Piper (Ohio State) ............................................... February 15Jocelyn Alo (Oklahoma) ........................................... February 15Giselle Juarez (Oklahoma) ...................................... February 15Sydney Romero (Oklahoma) ................................... February 15Shay Knighten (Oklahoma) ..................................... February 15Amanda Sanchez (LSU) ............................................February 16Amber Fiser (Minnesota) ........................................February 16Aubrey Leach (Tennessee) ......................................February 17Morgan Turkoly (Louisiana Tech).................................March 2Taylor McQuillin (Arizona) ........................................March 8-10Jessie Harper (Arizona) ............................................March 8-10Deja Mulipola (Arizona) ............................................March 8-10Alyssa Palomino (Arizona) .......................................March 8-10Kelly Barnhill (Florida) .................................April 3 and April 17Amanda Lorenz (Florida) ............................April 3 and April 17Kendyl Lindaman (Florida) .........................April 3 and April 17


HEAD COACH LONNI ALAMEDA

2005 NFCA West Region Coach of the Year2005 MWC Coach of the Year2007 MWC Coach of the Year2013 ACC Coach of the Year2014 ACC Coach of the Year2015 ACC Coach of the Year2016 ACC Coach of the Year2017 ACC Coach of the Year2019 NFCA National Coaching Staff of the Year

Coaching HistoryFlorida State (Head Coach) 2009-Present

UNLV (Head Coach) 2004-08

Stanford (Associate Head Coach) 1996-2004

Barry University (Assistant Coach) 1994-96

Coaching LedgerYear Record Conf. Finish Postseason UNLV2004 25-35 7-13 5th N/A2005 44-19 17-3 2nd NCAA Reg2006 26-37 8-12 4th N/A2007 37-27 12-8 2nd N/A2008 25-40-1 5-15 6th N/AFlorida State2009 44-16 17-4 2nd NCAA Reg2010 44-18 12-9 3rd NCAA Reg2011 32-28 9-11 1st NCAA Reg2012 47-16 16-5 2nd NCAA Reg2013 44-19 18-2 1st(R) NCAA Supers2014 55-9 24-3 1st WCWS2015 49-14 20-3 1st NCAA Supers2016 55-10 21-2 1st WCWS Semis2017 55-8-1 24-0 1st NCAA Supers2018 58-12 24-0 1st National Champs2019 0-0 0-0 - -Overall: 640-308-2 FSU: 483-150-1 ACC: 182-42

Alameda versus the ACC since 2009Opponent Record Current StreakBoston College 28-1 (.966) Won 2Georgia Tech 20-10 (.667) Won 15Louisville 10-2 (.833) Won 9North Carolina 22-6 (.786) Won 15NC State 26-4 (.867) Won 7Notre Dame 13-4 (.765) Won 1Pitt 16-1 (.941) Won 2Syracuse 16-0 (1.000) Won 16Virginia 23-3 (.885) Won 9Virginia Tech 24-7 (.774) Won 12

WATCH OUT!Heading into the 2019 season, redshirt senior Meghan King and sophomore Sydney Sherrill were named to the Top 50 Watch List for the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year.

It marks the sixth season in a row Florida State placed a student-athlete on the preseason watch list as they joined King and Jessie Warren in 2018, Jessica Burroughs and Alex Powers in 2017, Burroughs in 2016, Lacey Waldrop and Maddie O’Brien in 2015 and Waldrop in 2014.

Waldrop won the award in 2014 after leading the NCAA with 38 wins and finished third nationally with a 1.13 ERA. Florida State was the first school in the nation with multiple winners of the USA Softball Player of the Year award, as Jessica van der Linden was given the national award in 2004.

FRESH FACESThe Seminoles return 14 players from the 2018 National Championship season and welcome eight newcomers who are wearing the Garnet and Gold for the first time in 2019.

A seven-member freshman class is highlighted by Kathryn Sandercock (McLean, Va.) who is a member of the USA Junior National Team. Sandercock, along with Makinzy Herzog (Missouri City, Texas), were named their state’s Gatorade Player of the Year. Kiersten Landers (Scott Depot, W.V.) is another out-of-state freshman, while Maegan Tomlinson (Tallahassee), Bianca Cruz (Melbourne), Savannah Parker (St. Johns) and Morgan Noah (Tampa) all remain in the Sunshine State for their collegiate career.

Kara Bilodeau (Cumming, Ga.) is a sophomore pitcher that transfers to Florida State after playing one year at Auburn. She pitched 11.0 innings and allowed zero runs and three hits for the Tigers.

ACC CONTROLThe Seminoles have been the elite team in the Atlantic Coast Conference for several years. Since the conference added softball in 1992, Florida State has won 15 of the 27 ACC Championships, including a shared title with Maryland in 1997.

The Noles have earned the regular season conference title in each of the last six seasons and earned ACC Championships in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018. FSU holds the top five win totals in the regular season versus conference opponents, tallying 24 ACC victories in 2014 and 2017, 21 in both 2016 and 2018, as well as 20 wins in 2015.

Florida State is unbeaten in its last 49 conference series, posting a 45-0-4 mark against ACC foes, including 36 sweeps. Over that span, FSU posted a 1-1 series split versus Virginia Tech (2014), at Notre Dame (2014), at Louisville (2015) and at Notre Dame (2016).

The Seminoles are 128-13 in their last 138 ACC regular season games (.908%) and last lost a conference series at Maryland on May 5-6, 2012.

SOFTBALL AMERICA TOP 100Florida State placed five players on the inaugural Softball America Top 100 - No. 9 Meghan King, No. 30 Sydney Sherrill, No. 88 Carsyn Gordon, No. 95 Anna Shelnutt and No. 100 Kathryn Sandercock.

The Seminoles are tied for the second-most selections and trail only the six Top 100 players from Oklahoma.

FSU will play against 30 of the other 95 Top 100 selections, including five of the top six players - No. 2 Amanda Lorenz, No. 3 Jocelyn Alo, No. 4 Kelly Barnhill, No. 5 Aubrey Leach and No. 6 Shay Knighten.


NOLES IN THE POLLSUSA Softball/ESPN.com Poll (Preseason)Rk. Team 2018 Record Pts. LY

1. UCLA (5) 58-7 476 3

2. Washington (5) 52-10 472 2

3. Florida State (7) 58-12 459 1

4. Oklahoma (2) 57-5 435 4

5. Florida (1) 56-11 428 6

6. Arizona 43-16 375 T12

7. Georgia 48-13 374 8

8. Tennessee 48-14 367 10

9. South Carolina 49-17 282 T12

10. LSU 45-17 270 9

11. Alabama 36-20 257 14

T12. Arizona State 48-13 229 7

T12. Arkansas 42-17 229 16

14. Michigan 44-13 217 21

15. Kentucky 36-20 214 15

16. Texas 33-26 166 -

17. Auburn 41-17 156 20

18. Louisiana 41-16 155 19

19. Baylor 36-18 144 18

20. Texas A&M 44-18 135 11

21. Oklahoma State 39-22 93 RV

22. James Madison 43-14 83 RV

23. Minnesota 41-17 72 17

24. Ohio State 36-16 56 T24

25. Long Beach State 43-14 50 22

NFCA/USA Today Coaches Poll (Preseason)Rk. Team Pts Record LY

1. Florida State (21) 780 58-12 1

2. UCLA (6) 756 58-7 3

3. Washington (5) 742 52-10 2

4. Oklahoma 696 57-5 4

5. Florida 664 56-11 5

6. Georgia 604 48-13 8

7. Arizona 591 43-16 11

8. Tennessee 571 48-14 10

t9. Alabama 453 36-20 14

t9. South Carolina 453 49-17 12

11. LSU 446 45-17 9

12. Arizona State 384 48-13 7

13. Kentucky 379 35-21 15

14. Arkansas 368 42-17 16

15. Louisiana 336 41-16 18

16. Texas 332 33-26 NR

17. Auburn 299 41-17 17

18. Baylor 278 38-18 19

19. Michigan 249 44-13 22

20. Texas A&M 199 44-18 13

21. Minnesota 124 41-17 21

22. Oklahoma State 112 39-22 RV

23. James Madison 101 43-14 RV

24. Mississippi State 95 38-23 23

25. Oregon 82 53-10 6

Softball America (Preseason)Rk. Team 2018 Record

1. Florida State 58-12-0

2. Washington 52-10-0

3. UCLA 58-7-0

4. Oklahoma 57-5-0

5. Florida 56-11-0

6. Georgia 48-13-0

7. Arizona 43-16-0

8. Tennessee 48-14-0

9. Texas 33-26-0

10. Michigan 44-13-0

11. South Carolina 49-17-0

12. Alabama 36-20-0

13. Louisiana 41-16-0

14. Kentucky 35-21-0

15. Arkansas 42-17-0

16. LSU 45-17-0

17. Wichita State 32-23-0

18. Minnesota 41-17-0

19. Arizona State 48-13-0

20. JMU 43-14-0

21. Auburn 41-17-0

22. Liberty 49-14-0

23. Houston 37-22-0

24. Baylor 38-18-0

25. Drake 45-12-0

Week-by-Week RankingWeek USA Softball NFCA SA Record

Preseason 3 1 1 0-0

Feb. 12

Feb. 19

Feb. 26

March 5

March 12

March 19

March 26

April 2

April 9

April 16

April 23

April 30

May 7

May 14

2019 FSU RECORD WHEN..Overall .............................................................................. 0-0At home ........................................................................... 0-0At neutral sites ............................................................. 0-0On the road ..................................................................... 0-0Against ranked teams ................................................ 0-0Night games .................................................................. 0-0Day games ...................................................................... 0-0On Sunday ....................................................................... 0-0On Monday ...................................................................... 0-0On Tuesday ..................................................................... 0-0On Wednesday ............................................................... 0-0On Thursday ................................................................... 0-0On Friday ......................................................................... 0-0On Saturday .................................................................... 0-0Out-hit opponent .......................................................... 0-0Out-hit by opponent .................................................... 0-0Had fewer than 5 hits ................................................. 0-0Had 5-9 hits .................................................................... 0-0Had 10 hits or more ..................................................... 0-0Scored first .................................................................... 0-0Opponent scored first ................................................ 0-0Scored in the first inning .......................................... 0-0Scored fewer than 3 runs .......................................... 0-0Scored 3 or more runs ................................................ 0-0Scored 4 or more runs ................................................ 0-0Scored 5 or more runs ................................................ 0-0Scored 10 or more runs .............................................. 0-0Opp. scored fewer than 3 runs ................................ 0-0Opp. scored 3 or more runs ...................................... 0-0Opp. scored 4 or more runs ...................................... 0-0Opp. scored 5 or more runs ...................................... 0-0Opp. scored 10 or more runs .................................... 0-0Led after four innings ................................................. 0-0Led after five innings .................................................. 0-0Led after six innings ................................................... 0-0Trailed after four innings ........................................... 0-0Trailed after five innings ............................................ 0-0Trailed after six innings ............................................. 0-0In games decided by 1 run ........................................ 0-0In extra innings ............................................................ 0-0Committed 0 errors ..................................................... 0-0Committed 2 or more errors .................................... 0-0

2019 FSU GAME HIGHSOFFENSIVEAt Bats .....................................................................................Runs ..........................................................................................Hits ............................................................................................Walks ........................................................................................Strikeouts ...............................................................................2B ..............................................................................................3B ..............................................................................................HR ..............................................................................................RBIs ..........................................................................................Stolen Bases ..........................................................................Total Bases .............................................................................Runners LOB ...........................................................................

DEFENSIVERuns ..........................................................................................Earned Runs ...........................................................................Hits ............................................................................................2B ..............................................................................................3B ..............................................................................................HR ..............................................................................................Walks ........................................................................................Strikeouts ...............................................................................RBIs .........................................................................................SB ..............................................................................................Wild Pitches ...........................................................................Errors........................................................................................Double Plays ..........................................................................


#FSACCFIVE CORE VALUES OF FLORIDA STATE SOFTBALL

FAMILY - When you play softball at Florida State, you don’t just play for a team, you play for a family. Each

person cares for their teammates as if they were a sister, committing to each other through thick and thin. As

members of an extended softball family, each one motivates the other and enjoys seeing them succeed. When issues

arise, communication is key and allows for a loving relationship that creates a bond that results in an entire team of

student-athletes fighting for each other, both on and off the field to be the best they can be.

SMART - Being smart, in a wide variety of disciplines, is a cornerstone of the Florida State softball program. In school, it allows you to achieve a degree and plan for a future after softball. At practice, it means training with a purpose, honing your skills and gaining experience by not just going through the motions. In the game, it means having a plan at plate offensively or a pitching and defensive shift plan for opposing hitters based on various scouting reports. Off the field, it means making wise decisions with time management and other activities to be able to be at your best.

AGGRESSIVE - You aren’t just given things in life, you must aggressively pursue your dreams in order to

achieve them. Being aggressive means taking that extra base on a ball in the gap, stealing second when you need

to get a runner into scoring position, heading to your teacher’s office hours to talk about things you may not have

understood in class, going after a hitter with your best pitch in the best location and challenging yourself to become

the best you can be because you are passionate about helping the team succeed.

COMPETITIVE - A team-based sport is one of the most competitive dynamic there is in life. To be successful, you need to be competitive in many areas. We strive to be competitive on the field, winning individual games, along with conference and national championships. We are competitive with each other on the team, knowing that we make each other better as each one raises their level of skill and accomplishments. We are also competitive off the field, in the classroom and in the workforce as there are many who would seek to be where we are, but only few will attain it.

COMMITTED - The previous four core values mean nothing unless everyone is committed to it. Obstacles

and challenges will come up. Losses on the field and issues off of it will occur and cause problems that will need to be

addressed. But when we are committed - to each other, to the team, to the goals that have been set - very little can

disrupt our goals and pursuits. A unified force with a united passion is very difficult to stop and our commitment to

the vision and the process will enable us to be successful.

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CCore Values Shape Culture• The Seminole Softball team has incorporated these values into all areas of team life, both on and off the field. • Each fall since 2015, FSU has experienced “The Program”, a two-day boot camp event where the team has worked on communication, problem solv-ing, endurance, perseverance, paying attention to details and teamwork while accomplishing tasks on the field, at a pool, on the beach, in the woods, among others.• Each year, the team has been able to build trust within the team by attaining goals and going through the physical and mental adversity that The Program imposes on them as a collective team and unit. • The Seminoles also start each game and practice at “The GATE”, which at JoAnne Graf Field is a physical gate, but it helps to focus on being present for the team, allowing outside distractions to stay outside and to “Give your All to the Team Everyday.”


“PLAY FOR THOSE WHO CAN’T”One of the foundational principles that Florida State softball is built on is, “Play for those who can’t.” The Seminoles have displayed that throughout the years, including recently with people like Taylor Foster, Madison Marshall, Hayden Stone and Monk Bonasorte.

Taylor Foster became part of the FSU family in 2013 through a connection with the ACC, and despite grow-ing up in North Carolina, dreamed of playing softball for the Seminoles. Foster was diagnosed with bone cancer in at the age of 13 and her passion and enthusiasm in the face of such adversity never faltered. The Noles would routinely stop by to see Taylor and her family when playing NC area schools and the players and coaches would often keep touch via calls, texts and video chats. After her passing in April of 2014, an annual memorial tournament and camp was started and organized by FSU softball players, coaches and support staff for youth in North Carolina to share Taylor’s passion for the game and tell of her legacy.

In 2016, and through a partnership with The Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, FSU softball adopted Madison Marshall who had been diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2014 at the age of 14. The Friends of Jaclyn Foun-dation was created in 2005 and pairs children with pediatric brain tumors with collegiate sports teams, as they have seen the symbotic relationships that are formed help both the child going through such a difficult situation, but also the teams that are able to come along side a family and help them fight and learn a new appreciation and persepctive on life.

In 2019, again in partnership with the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, the Seminoles adopted Hayden Stone, who had been recently diagnosed with a soft tissue cancer and lives in Tallahassee.

Monk Bonasorte, one of the main FSU athletic administrators responsible for hiring Lonni Alameda as head coach in the fall of 2008, had played football at FSU in the late 70s, and was voted into the FSU Ath-letics Hall of Fame in 1995. As a result, he bled Garnet and Gold and became a signifcant supporter of FSU softball, as well as all of the other sports on campus. In October of 2015, Bonasorte was diagnosed with brain cancer, yet never wavered in his passion for FSU and life. Right up to his passing in November of 2016, he continued to give his life to this university and be an example of the Florida State “Unconquered” spirit. In 2017, the Lonni Alameda Softball Camps began the Monk Bonasorte Camp (Camp MB42), where the young players in attendance not only learn about the skills of softball, but also about life and who Monk was, what he meant to Florida State and how he battled through such adversity. All of the proceeds of the annual camp go to the FSU Monk Bonasorte Scholarship, and to date, the camp has raised over $8,500.

There are numerous other relationships that have been formed over the years with young fans like Amber Howard and Maddie Briscoe, and even former players such as Dana Bailey that have battled cancer, the FSU players and staff know that there is much more to life than just this game. Though several are now gone, they are certainly not forgotten and remain a significant part of Seminole softball to this day.


LAST TIME IT HAPPENEDTEAMDefeated a No. 1 team ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. vs. No. 1 Oregon (4-1) - WCWS, June 2, 2018Defeated a top-five team .................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 5 Washington (8-3) - WCWS, June 5, 2018Defeated a top-10 team ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 5 Washington (8-3) - WCWS, June 5, 2018Defeated a top-25 team ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 5 Washington (8-3) - WCWS, June 5, 2018Won when trailing after six innings ................................................................................................................................................................................... vs. Pitt (5-4) - ACC Championship Game, May 12, 2018 Lost when leading after six innings .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. vs. Troy (4-6 in 8 inn), March 18, 2015Scored 10-14 runs .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... vs. No. 3 UCLA (12-6) - WCWS, June 3, 2018Scored 15-19 runs ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. vs. Portland State (18), February 9, 2018Scored 20 or more runs ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ vs. Bethune-Cookman (20), February 10, 2013 Allowed 5-9 runs ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. vs. No. 3 UCLA (12-6) - WCWS, June 3, 2018 Allowed 10-14 runs ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................at No. 5 Oregon (0-11), May 6, 2017Allowed 15 or more runs .......................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 13 Michigan - NCAA Super Regional (3-17), May 22, 2014 Recorded 10-14 hits .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 3 UCLA (10) - WCWS, June 3, 2018Recorded 15 or more hits .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. vs. Portland State (15), February 9, 2018Hit five doubles ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... vs. Portland State (6), February 9, 2018Hit six or more doubles ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... at Georgia Tech (7), April 1, 2018Hit two triples ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 19 Louisiana (3), April 4, 2018Hit three or more triples .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 19 Louisiana (3), April 4, 2018Hit three home runs ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 5 Washinigton - WCWS, June 5, 2018Hit four or more home runs .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. vs. No. 3 UCLA (4) - WCWS, June 3, 2018Hit back-to-back home runs .............................................................................................................................................vs. No. 5 Washington (Elizabeth Mason and Jessie Warren) - WCWS, June 5, 2018Hit three home runs in an inning .........................................................................................................................................vs. Virginia - ACC (Anna Shelnutt, Anna Shelnutt, Korina Rosario), May 11, 2017 Stole six bases .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. at Notre Dame (7), April 28, 2018Stole seven bases ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ at Notre Dame (7), April 28, 2018Stole eight or more bases ....................................................................................................................................................................................... vs. No. 20 Notre Dame - ACC Championship (8), May 14, 2016Drew 10 or more walks ..................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. Jacksonville State (10) - NCAA Regionals, May 20, 2018Did not draw a walk ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ vs. No. 19 Louisiana, April 4, 2018Did not strikeout ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. Pitt, April 6, 2018Shutout a team ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................vs. No. 5 Washington (1-0) - WCWS, June 4, 2018Was shutout..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................at Boston College (0-1), April 13, 2018Pitched a no-hitter.....................................................................................................................................................................................vs. Jacksonville State (Kylee Hanson) - NCAA Regionals, May 18, 2018 Pitched a perfect game ...................................................................................................................................... vs. Northern Iowa (Meghan King & Cassidy Davis), 9-0 in five innings, February 23, 2018 Was no-hit ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... vs. No. 6 Oregon (Megan Kleist), FSU won 2-1, March 4, 2018

INDIVIDUALRecorded five or more at bats .............................................................................................................................................................. Dani Morgan (5), vs. No. 11 LSU - NCAA Super Regionals, May 26, 2018Scored four or more runs in a game ...............................................................................................................................................................................Carsyn Gordon (4), vs. Portland State, February 9, 2018Had four or more hits in a game ............................................................................................................................................................................................Sydney Sherrill (4), at North Florida, March 10, 2018 Had at least a 10-game hitting streak .................................................................................................................................................................................................... Jessie Warren (15), April 8 to May 6, 2018 Had at least a 15-game hitting streak .................................................................................................................................................................................................... Jessie Warren (15), April 8 to May 6, 2018 Hit three or more doubles in a game ........................................................................................................................................................................................... Carsyn Gordon (3), at Georgia Tech, April 1, 2018Hit two doubles in a game ........................................................................................................................................................................................... Jessie Warren, vs. No. 5 Washington - WCWS, June 4, 2018Hit two or more triples in a game ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ Dani Morgan (2), at Syracuse, April 8, 2017 Hit two or more home runs in a game ....................................................................................................................................................................Cassidy Davis (two-run, three-run), vs. Troy, March 21, 2018 Hit two or more home runs in an inning ..................................................................................................................Anna Shelnutt (three-run, grand slam - third inning), vs. Virginia - ACC, May 11, 2017Hit a grand slam ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Jessie Warren, at South Alabama, February 21, 2018Hit for the cycle .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Ashley Stager, vs. Virginia, May 1, 2010Hit a walk-off home run ............................................................................................................................................................Carsyn Gordon (solo), vs. Auburn (2-1 in 8 inn) - NCAA Regionals, May 19, 2018Hit an inside-the-park home run ...........................................................................................................................................Carsyn Gordon (solo), vs. Auburn (2-1 in 8 inn) - NCAA Regionals, May 19, 2018Stole home .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Jessie Warren, vs. Penn, March 8, 2018Stole three bases in a game ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................Cali Harrod, at Notre Dame, April 29, 2018Stole four bases or more in a game ............................................................................................................................................................................................ Cali Harrod (4), at North Florida, March 10, 2018Drew three walks in a game .................................................................................................................................................................................................Anna Shelnutt, vs. No. 7 Georgia - WCWS, June 2, 2018 Drew four or more walks in a game ............................................................................................................................................. Carsyn Gordon (4), vs. Jacksonville State - NCAA Regionals, May 20, 2018Was hit by at least two pitches in a game ................................................................................................................................. Anna Shelnutt (2), vs. Jacksonville State - NCAA Regionals, May 20, 2018Recorded five RBIs in a game .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Cassidy Davis (6), vs. Troy, March 21, 2018Recorded six RBIs in a game ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................Cassidy Davis, vs. Troy, March 21, 2018Recorded seven or more RBI in a game .................................................................................................................................................................................... Anna Shelnutt (7), vs. Virginia - ACC, May 11, 2017Two players had four or more RBI in a game ...........................................................................................................................................Cassidy Davis (6) and Sydney Sherrill (4), vs. Troy, March 21, 2018Three players had four or more RBI in a game ........................................................................................................ Ellie Cooper (5), Alex Powers (4) and Carsyn Gordon (4), at Syracuse, April 8, 2017First career hit was a home run ......................................................................................................................................................................... Sydney Sherrill (two-run), vs. Portland State, February 9, 2018Pitched a no-hitter............................................................................................................................................................ Kylee Hanson, vs. Jacksonville State (8-0 in 5 inn) - NCAA Regionals, May 18, 2018Pitched a perfect game .........................................................................................................................................................................Meghan King and Cassidy Davis, vs. Northern Iowa, February 23, 2018 Had 10-14 strikeouts .............................................................................................................................................................................................................Meghan King (10), vs. No. 3 UCLA - WCWS, June 3, 2018 Had 15 or more strikeouts ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Lacey Waldrop (18), at Florida, March 27, 2013Won 10-14 consecutive decisions..........................................................................................................................................................................................................Meghan King (12), April 28, 2018 to Present Won 15 or more consecutive decisions .................................................................................................................................................................................. Kylee Hanson (18), March 3, 2018 to April 27, 2018


2019 SOFTBALL ROSTERNo. Name B/T Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Prev. School1 Dani Morgan R/R UT 5-6 Jr. Newnan, Ga. / East Coweta2 Maegan Tomlinson L/R OF 5-7 Fr. Tallahassee, Fla. / Chiles3 Bianca Cruz R/R P 5-8 Fr. Melbourne, Fla. / Space Coast5 Elizabeth Mason R/R C 5-8 RSo. Tampa, Fla. / Gaither6 Zoe Casas L/L OF 5-7 Sr. Rialto, Calif. / Aquinas9 Deja Bush L/R OF 5-5 RJr. Davie, Fla. / Charles W. Flanagan10 Cali Harrod R/R UT 5-7 Sr. Ephesus, Ga. / Heard County11 Rock Benavides R/R UT 5-4 So. Corpus Christi, Texas/Veterans Memorial12 Carsyn Gordon R/R INF 5-9 Sr. Miami, Fla. / Coral Reef13 Anna Shelnutt R/R C 5-4 Jr. Franklin, Ga. / Heard County14 Savannah Parker R/R UT 5-5 Fr. St. Johns, Fla. / Bartram Trail 16 Mackenzie Puckett L/R UT 5-7 So. Cairo, Ga. / Cairo18 Madison Kennedy R/R C/OF 5-8 RFr. Baker County, Fla. / Baker County21 Makinzy Herzog L/R P/OF 5-7 Fr. Missouri City, Texas / Ridge Point24 Sydney Sherrill L/R UT 5-7 So. Moore, Okla. / Southmoore26 Leslie Farris R/R INF 5-4 Jr. St. Johns, Fla. / Creekside27 Kara Bilodeau R/R P 5-9 So. Cumming, Ga. / Auburn32 Kathryn Sandercock R/R P 5-10 Fr. McLean, Va. / Bishop O’Connell44 Morgan Noah L/R INF 5-4 Fr. Tampa, Fla. / Sickles48 Meghan King R/L P 5-9 RSr. Parkland, Fla. / St. Thomas Aquinas55 Kiersten Landers L/R OF 5-6 Fr. Scott Depot, W.V. / Hurricane70 Cassidy Davis R/R P/UT 5-9 Jr. Valrico, Fla. / Newsome

NUMERICAL

No. Name B/T Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Prev. School11 Rock Benavides R/R UT 5-4 So. Corpus Christi, Texas/Veterans Memorial27 Kara Bilodeau R/R P 5-9 So. Cumming, Ga. / Auburn9 Deja Bush L/R OF 5-5 RJr. Davie, Fla. / Charles W. Flanagan6 Zoe Casas L/L OF 5-7 Sr. Rialto, Calif. / Aquinas3 Bianca Cruz R/R P 5-8 Fr. Melbourne, Fla. / Space Coast0 Cassidy Davis R/R P/UT 5-9 Jr. Valrico, Fla. / Newsome26 Leslie Farris R/R INF 5-4 Jr. St. Johns, Fla. / Creekside12 Carsyn Gordon R/R INF 5-9 Sr. Miami, Fla. / Coral Reef10 Cali Harrod R/R UT 5-7 Sr. Ephesus, Ga. / Heard County21 Makinzy Herzog L/R P/OF 5-7 Fr. Missouri City, Texas / Ridge Point18 Madison Kennedy R/R C/OF 5-8 RFr. Baker County, Fla. / Baker County48 Meghan King R/L P 5-9 RSr. Parkland, Fla. / St. Thomas Aquinas55 Kiersten Landers L/R OF 5-6 Fr. Scott Depot, W.V. / Hurricane5 Elizabeth Mason R/R C 5-8 RSo. Tampa, Fla. / Gaither1 Dani Morgan R/R UT 5-6 Jr. Newnan, Ga. / East Coweta44 Morgan Noah L/R INF 5-4 Fr. Tampa, Fla. / Sickles14 Savannah Parker R/R UT 5-5 Fr. St. Johns, Fla. / Bartram Trail 16 Mackenzie Puckett L/R UT 5-7 So. Cairo, Ga. / Cairo32 Kathryn Sandercock R/R P 5-10 Fr. McLean, Va. / Bishop O’Connell13 Anna Shelnutt R/R C 5-4 Jr. Franklin, Ga. / Heard County24 Sydney Sherrill L/R UT 5-7 So. Moore, Okla. / Southmoore2 Maegan Tomlinson L/R OF 5-7 Fr. Tallahassee, Fla. / Chiles

ALPHABETICAL

Pronunciation guide 2 Maegan Tomlinson May-gan6 Zoe Casas Zo-ee CAH-sus 9 Deja Bush DAY-zhah12 Carsyn Gordon Carson26 Leslie Farris Ferris27 Kara Bilodeau Bill-oh-doughHead Coach Lonni Alameda Al-uh-mee-duh


ALL-TIME TOP 10BATTING RECORDSGAMES

1. Kristy Hull 281 1995-982. Brandi Stuart 280 2000-033. Tami Post 277 1996-994. Veronica Wootson 273 2004-075. Kimmy Carter 272 1999-02 Jessica van der Linden 272 2001-047. Myssi Calkins 271 1994-978. Jesse McGregor 267 1996-999. Natasha Jacob 264 2003-0610. Shamalene Wilson 262 1993-96

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Jessie Warren .391 2015-182. Shamalene Wilson .366 1993-96 Danielle Cox .366 1998-994. Morgan Klaevemann .361 2015-18 Jessica van der Linden .361 2001-046. Cindy Lawton .358 1994-957. Brandi Stuart .357 2000-038. Tiffany Daniels .356 1986-899. Carly Wynn .355 2007-1010. Staci Brandon .351 2000-01 Serita Brooks .351 2000-01

RUNS

1. Jessie Warren 229 2015-182. Shamalene Wilson 223 1993-963. Tiffani Brown 207 2010-144. Veronica Wootson 199 2004-075. Morgan Klaevemann 193 2015-186. Brandi Stuart 192 2000-037. Courtney Senas 180 2011-148. Susan Buttery 170 1990-939. Myssi Calkins 166 1994-9710. Carly Wynn 165 2007-10

HITS

1. Shamalene Wilson 310 1993-962. Jessie Warren 288 2015-183. Brandi Stuart 287 2000-034. Tiffani Brown 285 2010-145. Veronica Wootson 282 2004-076. Jessica van der Linden 277 2001-047. Natasha Jacob 271 2003-068. Kristy Hull 265 1995-989. Myssi Calkins 253 1994-9710. Carly Wynn 247 2007-10

DOUBLES

1. Jessie Warren 51 2015-18 Alex Powers 51 2014-173. Jessica van der Linden 50 2001-044. Carly Wynn 45 2007-105. Maddie O’Brien 41 2012-15 Veronica Wootson 41 2004-077. Victoria East 39 2013-16 Brandi Stuart 39 2000-039. Corrie Williams 38 1996-9910. Courtney Senas 37 2011-14

TRIPLES

1. Shamalene Wilson 30 1993-962. Tiffani Brown 22 2010-14 Veronica Wootson 22 2004-074. Tiffany Daniels 21 1986-895. Lisa Davidson 19 1991-946. Kimmy Carter 18 1999-027. Jessica van der Linden 17 2001-04 Brandi Stuart 17 2000-03 Leslie Barton 17 1990-9310. Susan Buttery 16 1990-93

HOME RUNS

1. Jessie Warren 83 2015-182. Maddie O’Brien 55 2012-153. Courtney Senas 36 2011-144. Alex Powers 35 2014-175. Veronica Wootson 29 2004-076. Briana Hamilton 28 2011-147. Yuruby Alicart 26 2006-078. Brandi Stuart 25 2000-039. Tiffany Daniels 24 1986-8910. Carsyn Gordon 23 2016-Pr. Ashley Stager 23 2008-11

RBI

1. Jessie Warren 273 2015-182. Maddie O’Brien 216 2012-153. Alex Powers 171 2014-174. Jessica van der Linden 161 2001-045. Courtney Senas 158 2011-146. Brandi Stuart 151 2000-037. Veronica Wootson 137 2004-078. Kimmy Carter 136 1999-029. Carsyn Gordon 132 2016-Pr.10. Leslie Barton 131 1990-93

STOLEN BASES

1. Myssi Calkins 185 1994-972. Brandi Stuart 162 2000-033. Shamalene Wilson 161 1993-964. Morgan Klaevemann 126 2015-185. Tiffani Brown 109 2010-146. Serita Brooks 97 2000-017. Danielle Cox 93 1998-998. Cali Harrod 81 2016-Pr.9. Veronica Wootson 79 2004-0710. Courtney Senas 69 2011-14 Natasha Jacob 69 2003-06

WALKS

1. Maddie O’Brien 198 2012-152. Jessica van der Linden 144 2001-043. Alex Powers 133 2014-17 Brandi Stuart 133 2000-035. Morgan Klaevemann 123 2015-186. Jessie Warren 121 2015-18 7. Lisa Davidson 114 1991-948. Ashley Stager 113 2008-119. Carsyn Gordon 110 2016-Pr.10. Carly Wynn 103 2007-10

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Jessie Warren .820 2015-182. Maddie O’Brien .645 2012-153. Yuruby Alicart .622 2006-074. Alex Powers .612 2014-175. Tiffany Daniels .592 1986-896. Courtney Senas .547 2011-147. Carly Wynn .543 2007-108. Brandi Stuart .540 2000-039. Shamalene Wilson .521 1993-9610. Veronica Wootson .519 2004-07

PITCHING RECORDSAPPEARANCES

1. Leslie Malerich 179 1999-022. Lacey Waldrop 170 2012-153. Tiffany McDonald 163 2005-08 4. Jessica Burroughs 152 2014-175. Sarah Hamilton 149 2008-116. Terese Gober 141 2007-107. Casey Hunter 137 2002-058. Jen White-Cody 135 1998-019. Meghan King 131 2016-Pr.10. Kristy Fuentes 125 1994-97

INNINGS PITCHED

1. Leslie Malerich 988.2 1999-022. Tiffany McDonald 898.1 2005-083. Lacey Waldrop 859.2 2012-154. Debbie DeJohn 798.0 1987-905. Casey Hunter 759.1 2002-056. Julie Larsen 759.0 1985-887. Jen White-Cody 756.1 1998-018. Sarah Hamilton 704.2 2008-119. Kristy Fuentes 698.1 1994-9710. Jessica Burroughs 697.2 2014-17

WINS

1. Lacey Waldrop 109 2012-15 2. Leslie Malerich 107 1999-02 3. Jessica Burroughs 92 2014-174. Debbie DeJohn 90 1987-905. Casey Hunter 85 2002-05 Julie Larsen 85 1985-887. Tiffany McDonald 79 2005-088. Meghan King 78 2016-Pr.9. Christy Larsen 77 1988-9110. Jessica van der Linden 76 2001-04

STRIKEOUTS

1. Sarah Hamilton 1,005 2008-112. Tiffany McDonald 939 2005-083. Lacey Waldrop 917 2012-154. Jessica van der Linden 899 2001-045. Casey Hunter 893 2002-056. Jessica Burroughs 845 2014-177. Julie Larsen 834 1985-888. Christy Larsen 758 1988-919. Leslie Malerich 751 1999-0210. Terese Gober 692 2007-10

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (MINIMUM 300 IP)

1. Shelley Berube 0.38 1984-852. Toni Gutierrez 0.47 1990-933. Tina Kyler 0.50 1984-854. Julie Larsen 0.68 1985-885. Debbie DeJohn 0.69 1987-906. Marla Looper 0.78 1993-947. Rebecca Aase 0.84 1991-948. Jessica van der Linden 0.96 2001-049. Christy Larsen 0.98 1988-9110. Renee Espinoza 1.06 1995-96

SHUTOUTS

1. Christy Larsen 52 1988-912. Toni Gutierrez 51 1990-933. Julie Larsen 50 1985-884. Leslie Malerich 45 1999-025. Rebecca Aase 43 1991-94 Debbie DeJohn 43 1987-907. Jessica van der Linden 39 2001-048. Casey Hunter 36 2002-059. Kristy Fuentes 35 1994-9710. Tina Kyler 30 1984-85

SAVES

1. Jessica Burroughs 9 2014-17 Jessica Nori 9 2011-143. Meghan King 8 2016-Pr. Sarah Hamilton 8 2008-11 Tiffany McDonald 8 2005-076. Lacey Waldrop 7 2012-15 Casey Hunter 7 2002-058. Leslie Malerich 6 1999-029. Bailey Schinella 5 2012-1510. Jessica van der Linden 4 2001-04 Marla Looper 4 1993-94

FIELDING RECORDSASSISTS

1. Tami Post 591 1996-992. Jesse McGregor 523 1996-993. Jessie Warren 515 2015-184. Shannan Mitchem 451 1989-925. Brandi Stuart 444 2000-036. Veronica Wootson 422 2004-077. Maddie O’Brien 405 2012-158. Penny Siqueiros 403 1989-929. Tiffani Brown 391 2010-1410. Laurie Shepard 387 1992-95

PUTOUTS

1. Lori Crouse 1260 1986-892. Wendy Braye 1209 1994-973. Brittany Osmon 1203 2005-084. Julie Rice 1169 1988-915. Corrie Williams 1149 1996-996. Alex Powers 1124 2014-177. Beth Wade 1117 2001-048. Heather Feltman 1013 1993-959. Victoria East 901 2013-1610. Celeste Gomez 900 2011-14


SINGLE SEASON TOP 10BATTING RECORDSAT BATS1. Natasha Jacob 252 20062. Veronica Wootson 248 20043. Serita Brooks 242 20004. Susan Buttery 240 19915. Brandi Stuart 233 20006. Kristy Hull 232 19957. Shamalene Wilson 229 19968. Danielle Cox 227 1999 Cindy Lawton 227 199510. Whitney Buckmon 222 2006

BATTING AVERAGE1. Danielle Cox .432 19992. Maddie O’Brien .424 20143. Jessie Warren .413 20174. Jessica van der Linden .412 20035. Morgan Klaevemann .410 20176. Jessie Warren .404 20187. Shamalene Wilson .402 19968. Jessica van der Linden .401 2004 Serita Brooks .401 200010. Alex Powers .396 2016

RUNS1. Shamalene Wilson 72 19962. Jessie Warren 71 20163. Veronica Wootson 70 20044. Morgan Klaevemann 69 20165. Tiffani Brown 65 2014 Courtney Senas 65 20147. Brandi Stuart 63 2002 Tiffany Daniels 63 19879. Alex Powers 62 2016 Maddie O’Brien 62 2014

HITS1. Serita Brooks 99 20002. Danielle Cox 98 19993. Natasha Jacob 94 20064. Shamalene Wilson 91 19965. Kristy Hull 87 1995 Cindy Lawton 87 19957. Susan Buttery 84 19918. Veronica Wootson 83 20049. Myssi Calkins 82 199710. Sydney Sherrill 81 2018 Brandi Stuart 81 2002 Shamalene Wilson 81 1994

DOUBLES1. Sydney Sherrill 29 20182. Alex Powers 19 2017 Yuruby Alicart 19 20064. Carly Wynn 18 20105. Maddie O’Brien 17 2014 Yuruby Alicart 17 20077. Alex Powers 16 2016 Victoria East 16 2013 Cindy Lawton 16 199510. Shayla Jackson 15 2011

TRIPLES1. Tiffany Daniels 11 1987 Shamalene Wilson 11 19953. Veronica Wootson 9 2006 Susan Buttery 9 1991 Lisa Davidson 9 1993 Shamalene Wilson 9 19947. Carly Wynn 8 2010 Serita Brooks 8 19969. Veronica Wootson 7 2004 Brandi Stuart 7 2002 Shamalene Wilson 7 1996 Lisa Donaldson 7 1991

HOME RUNS1. Maddie O’Brien 24 20142. Jessie Warren 23 20173. Jessie Warren 21 20184. Jessie Warren 20 20165. Jessie Warren 19 20156. Alex Powers 16 20167. Courtney Senas 15 20148. Courtney Senas 14 2013 Yuruby Alicart 14 200710. Kelly Hensley 13 2013

RBI1. Maddie O’Brien 83 20142. Jessie Warren 78 2016 3. Jessie Warren 70 20184. Jessie Warren 68 20175. Alex Powers 63 20166. Sydney Sherrill 58 20187. Jessie Warren 57 2015 Courtney Senas 57 20149. Yuruby Alicart 56 200710. Jessica van der Linden 55 2004

STOLEN BASES1. Danielle Cox 73 19992. Shamalene Wilson 69 19963. Myssi Calkins 61 19974. Serita Brooks 55 20015. Brandi Stuart 54 2002 Myssi Calkins 54 19967. Morgan Klaevemann 53 20168. Myssi Calkins 44 19949. Tiffani Brown 43 201210. Serita Brooks 42 2000 Brandi Stuart 42 2000

WALKS1. Maddie O’Brien 73 20152. Alex Powers 56 20153. Maddie O’Brien 56 20144. Carsyn Gordon 54 2018 5. Erika Leonard 52 20126. Morgan Klaevemann 51 20167. Brandi Stuart 49 20028. Jessica van der Linden 46 20039. Cali Harrod 44 201810. Courtney Senas 43 2014

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1. Maddie O’Brien .942 20142. Jessie Warren .922 20173. Jessie Warren .836 20184. Jessie Warren .765 20165. Jessie Warren .761 20156. Alex Powers .721 20167. Sydney Sherrill .676 20188. Tiffany Daniels .673 19879. Courtney Senas .667 201410. Brandi Stuart .647 2002

PITCHING RECORDSAPPEARANCES1. Leslie Malerich 58 20002. Tiffany McDonald 57 20063. Leslie Malerich 55 20024. Lacey Waldrop 48 2014 Kristy Fuentes 48 19976. Meghan King 47 2016 Lacey Waldrop 47 2013 Casey Hunter 47 20059. Sarah Hamilton 45 2011 Sarah Hamilton 45 2010

INNINGS PITCHED1. Tiffany McDonald 329.1 20062. Leslie Malerich 323.0 20003. Leslie Malerich 315.1 20024. Kristy Fuentes 310.0 19975. Toni Gutierrez 285.1 19926. Christy Larsen 275.0 19917. Casey Hunter 268.1 20058. Lacey Waldrop 266.1 20149. Renee Espinoza 253.0 199610. Jessica van der Linden 246.1 2004

WINS

1. Lacey Waldrop 38 20142. Leslie Malerich 35 2002 Leslie Malerich 35 2000 Toni Gutierrez 35 19925. Casey Hunter 33 20046. Kristy Fuentes 32 19977. Kylee Hanson 30 2018 Tiffany McDonald 30 2006 Renee Espinoza 30 199610. Jessica Burroughs 29 2016 Jessica van der Linden 29 2004

STRIKEOUTS1. Jessica van der Linden 378 20042. Casey Hunter 338 20053. Sarah Hamilton 326 20104. Tiffany McDonald 312 20065. Sarah Hamilton 311 20096. Christy Larsen 307 19917. Sarah Hamilton 289 20118. Toni Gutierrez 295 19929. Lacey Waldrop 287 201410. Casey Hunter 277 2004

EARNED RUN AVERAGE (MINIMUM 100 INNINGS PITCHED)

1. Julie Larsen 0.29 19852. Christy Larsen 0.35 19903. Julie Larsen 0.37 19864. Marla Looper 0.42 19935. Toni Gutierrez 0.46 1993 Tina Kyler 0.46 19857. Toni Gutierrez 0.47 19928. Rebecca Aase 0.51 1993 Debbie DeJohn 0.51 198710. Debbie DeJohn 0.53 1989 Shelly Berube 0.53 1985

SHUTOUTS1. Toni Gutierrez 23 19922. Jessica van der Linden 20 2004 Julie Larsen 20 19864. Leslie Malerich 16 2000 Julie Larsen 16 19876. Rene Espinoza 15 1995 Christy Larsen 15 19908. Casey Hunter 14 2004 Toni Gutierrez 14 1991 Debbie DeJohn 14 1990 Tina Kyler 14 1985

SAVES

1. Jessica Burroughs 4 2017 Jessica Nori 4 2014 Jessica Nori 4 2012 Bailey Schinella 4 2012 Tiffany McDonald 4 2006 Leslie Malerich 4 2002 Marla Looper 4 19948. Meghan King 3 2018 Meghan King 3 2017 Jessica Burroughs 3 2015 Sarah Hamilton 3 2010 Tiffany McDonald 3 2007 Casey Hunter 3 2005 Niki Zenger 3 1995

FIELDING RECORDSASSISTS1. Cindy Lawton 189 19952. Natalie Bennett 173 20003. Tami Post 171 19984. Shannan Mitchem 165 19925. Natalie Bennett 156 20016. Jesse McGregor 153 19987. Jessie Warren 150 20168. Veronica Wootson 149 20079. Jessie Warren 147 2017 Shannan Mitchem 147 1991

PUTOUTS1. Kaleigh Rafter 540 20092. Becky Wallace 498 20003. Jen Lapicki 489 2010 4. Heather Feltmann 480 1994 5. Heather Feltmann 463 1995 6. Leslie Adams 443 19927. Carsyn Gordon 431 20188. Alex Powers 421 20169. Victoria East 418 201310. Robyn Gauger 409 2001


2018 OVERALL SEASON STATISTICS2018 Florida State Softball

Overall Statistics for Florida State (as of Oct 05, 2018)(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 58-12 Home: 28-6 Away: 16-5 Neutral: 14-1 ACC: 21-3

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%30 Jessie Warren . 4 0 4 63-63 183 44 74 14 1 21 70 153 . 8 3 6 36 9 20 0 . 5 1 5 3 0 5-7 48 113 10 . 9 4 2

24 Sydney Sherrill . 3 7 0 70-70 219 46 81 29 1 12 58 148 . 6 7 6 24 2 20 1 . 4 3 5 1 1 16-16 108 112 8 . 9 6 5

12 Carsyn Gordon . 3 0 5 70-70 203 60 62 11 4 12 51 117 . 5 7 6 54 5 36 3 . 4 6 2 0 0 19-24 431 9 1 . 9 9 8

6 Zoe Casas . 2 9 9 66-60 174 17 52 13 3 3 37 80 . 4 6 0 14 4 25 0 . 3 6 3 1 1 5-6 40 0 2 . 9 5 2

5 Elizabeth Mason . 2 8 2 62-54 149 37 42 12 1 7 34 77 . 5 1 7 22 1 32 1 . 3 6 7 5 0 14-16 153 10 2 . 9 8 8

13 Anna Shelnutt . 2 6 1 65-62 153 20 40 6 1 7 32 69 . 4 5 1 15 8 32 1 . 3 5 0 4 5 0-1 369 11 3 . 9 9 2

10 Cali Harrod . 2 4 3 70-70 202 52 49 12 4 5 31 84 . 4 1 6 44 3 48 1 . 3 8 1 3 1 33-34 59 111 9 . 9 5 0

-------------------- 9 Deja Bush . 5 0 0 48-0 2 22 1 0 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 . 6 6 7 0 0 16-19 1 0 1 . 5 0 0

26 Leslie Farris . 2 7 1 38-20 59 15 16 2 1 2 7 26 . 4 4 1 11 2 17 0 . 4 0 3 0 0 1-1 31 29 2 . 9 6 8

2 Morgan Klaevemann . 2 5 7 54-53 113 29 29 4 1 0 5 35 . 3 1 0 18 3 20 1 . 3 7 3 0 8 17-17 58 1 0 1.000

70 Cassidy Davis . 2 4 8 49-37 109 12 27 4 0 6 22 49 . 4 5 0 17 1 30 1 . 3 5 2 1 0 0-0 3 13 0 1.000

1 Dani Morgan . 2 3 2 59-41 125 23 29 5 2 0 16 38 . 3 0 4 11 0 23 1 . 2 9 0 2 4 16-19 49 0 0 1.000

8 Korina Rosario . 1 7 9 67-22 67 26 12 3 2 0 5 19 . 2 8 4 9 3 12 0 . 3 0 4 0 0 10-10 27 2 1 . 9 6 7

21 Sabrina Stutsman . 1 6 1 23-7 31 5 5 0 0 1 4 8 . 2 5 8 5 2 13 1 . 3 1 6 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

11 Rock Benavides . 0 0 0 17-1 9 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 . 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 4 8 0 1.000

16 Mackenzie Puckett . 0 0 0 4-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 2 0 1 . 6 6 7

48 Meghan King . 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 30 4 . 8 9 5

Totals . 2 8 9 70 1798 410 519 115 21 76 373 904 . 5 0 3 285 43 332 11 . 3 9 5 21 20 152-170 1389 469 44 . 9 7 7

Opponents . 1 8 2 70 1644 123 299 56 4 23 111 432 . 2 6 3 127 23 475 23 . 2 4 9 8 27 20-26 1322 453 75 . 9 5 9

LOB - Team (436), Opp (317). DPs turned - Team (34), Opp (24). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (5), Warren, J. 4, Farris,L. 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Warren, J. 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha48 Meghan King 1 . 1 7 26-6 42 32 15 3/6 3 198.0 133 44 33 54 190 17 2 5 . 1 8 9 10 14 0 3 1520 Kylee Hanson 1 . 3 3 30-6 41 36 13 7/7 2 204.2 111 48 39 44 241 26 2 14 . 1 5 6 3 6 0 3 9--------------------70 Cassidy Davis 1 . 8 5 0-0 23 0 0 0/5 0 34.0 29 11 9 6 18 6 0 2 . 2 3 2 3 1 0 2 123 Tessa Daniels 3 . 9 4 0-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 5.1 6 4 3 4 5 2 0 0 . 2 7 3 2 0 0 0 0 4 Savanna Copeland 5 . 0 0 2-0 15 2 0 0/4 0 21.0 20 16 15 19 21 5 0 2 . 2 5 0 7 2 0 0 2Totals 1 . 5 0 58-12 70 70 28 21/11 5 463.0 299 123 99 127 475 56 4 23 . 1 8 2 25 23 0 8 27

Opponents 5 . 6 1 12-58 70 70 31 6/1 1 440.2 519 410 353 285 332 115 21 76 . 2 8 9 52 43 0 21 20

PB - Team (9), Mason, E. 5, Shelnutt, A. 4, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Shelnutt, A. (17-21), King, M.(10-12), Hanson, K. (6-9), Mason, E. (3-5), Davis, C. (3-3), Copeland, S. (1-1), Daniels, T. (0-1).


2019 TEAM PHOTO ROSTER

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MorganJR - UT

Newnan, Ga.

Maegan Tomlinson

FR - OFTallahassee, Fla.

BiancaCruzFR - P

Melbourne, Fla.

ElizabethMasonR-SO - C

Tampa, Fla.

ZoeCasasSR - OF

Rialto, Calif.

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DejaBush

R-JR - OFDavie, Fla.

CaliHarrod

SR - UTEphesus, Ga.

RockBenavides

SO - UTCorpus Christi, Texas

CarsynGordon

SR - UTMiami, Fla.

AnnaShelnutt

JR - CFranklin, Ga.

SavannahParker

FR - UTSt. Johns, Fla.

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MackenziePuckett

SO - UTCairo, Ga.

MadisonKennedyR-FR - C/OF

Baker County, Fla.

MakinzyHerzogFR - P/OF

Missouri City, Texas

SydneySherrill

SO - UTMoore, Okla.

LeslieFarrisJR - INF

St. Johns, Fla.

KaraBilodeau

SO - PCumming, Ga.

32Kathryn

SandercockFR - P

McLean, Va.

HC AC ACLonni

AlamedaHead Coach

TravisWilson

Assistant Coach

CraigSnider

Assistant Coach

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NoahFR - INF

Tampa, Fla.

KierstenLanders

FR - OFScott Depot, W.V.

CassidyDavisJR - P/UT

Valrico, Fla.

Meghan King

R-SR - PParkland, Fla.

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