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FEBRUARY

22-24 at South Florida Tournament TBA

MARCH

1-3 at Georgia Southern Tournament TBA

6 College of Charleston (DH) 3 pm

9 Furman (DH) 2 pm

10 Furman 1 pm

11 Arkansas (DH) 2 pm

12 Appalachian State (DH) 2 pm

13 Appalachian State (DH) 2 pm

15-17 at Winthrop Invitational TBA

19 Illinois (DH) 2 pm

21 at Birmingham Southern (DH) 5 pm

22-24 at Buzz Classic (Georgia Tech) TBA

30 at North Carolina (DH) 4 pm

APRIL

3 at UNC Wilmington (DH) 4 pm

7 % Radford (DH) 2 pm

11 Francis Marion (DH) 4 pm

14 % at Winthrop (DH) 2 pm

16 UNC Wilmington (DH) 4 pm

18 % Charleston Southern (DH) 4 pm

22 % Liberty (DH) 2 pm

28 % at Elon (DH) 2 pm

MAY

1 at South Carolina (DH) 5 pm

9-11 � at Big South Conference Tournament

(Rock Hill, SC) TBD

Date Opponent Time (All EST) Date Opponent Time (All EST)

%-Big South Conference Game �-Big South Tournament in Roanoke, Virginia

Table of Contents

Find This... On Page...

Media Information ........................ 2

Recruiting/

Prospect Information ........... 3

Head Coach Jess Dannelly ........... 4

Assistant Coaches ......................... 5

2002 Roster ................................... 6

Meet The Lady Chanticleers ... 7-10

A Pictoral Look Back at 2001 ..... 11

All-Time Roster & Statistics ........ 12

CCU Softball: “A Tradition

of Excellence” .................... 13

Single Season Records ................ 14

Career Records ........................... 15

Year-By-Year Results ............ 16-17

CCU President Ronald R. Ingle .. 18

CCU A.D. Warren Koegel ........... 19

CCU Staff & Head Coaches .. 20-21

CCU Athletic Facilities ......... 22-23

Big South Conference ................. 24

2002 Schedule .............. Back Cover

Table of Contents & Team Quick Facts

Media Outlets

NEWSPAPERS

The Sun News914 Frontage Road East

Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Phone: 843-444-1767

Fax: 843-626-0356

Web:www.thesunnews.com

Wayne Lockhart, S.E.

Melinda Waldrop, Beat Writer

Email: [email protected]

The StateP.O. Box 1333

Columbia, SC 29202

Phone: 803-771-8415

Fax: 803-771-8613

Web:www.thestate.com


Myrtle Beach Herald2501 North Kings Highway


Phone: 843-626-3131

Fax: 843-448-4860


The Horry Independent2510 North Main Street

Conway, SC 29526

Phone: 843-248-6882

Fax: 843-248-6024


TELEVISION

WPDE-TV (15-ABC)3215 South Cashua Drive

Florence, SC 29501

Phone: 843-665-1515

Fax: 843-665-4907

Web:www.wpde.com

Rich Chrampanis, S.D.

Mark Haggard, Coastal Beat

WBTW-TV (13-CBS)3430 North TV Road

Florence, SC 29501

Phone: 843-317-1313

Fax: 843-317-1418

Web:www.wbtw.com

Jon Wofford, S.D.


WIRE SERVICES

Associated Press (Columbia)P.O. Box 101101

Columbia, SC 29211

Phone: 800-922-1565

Fax: 803-252-2913

Web:www.ap.org

Pete Iacobelli, Sports


ESPN/Sports TickerHarborside Financial Center

800 Plaza Two

Jersey City, NJ 07311-3992

Phone: 800-367-8935

Fax: 800-336-0383

C O A S T A L C A R O L I N A U N I V E R S I T Y A T H L E T I C S

2000-2001 George F. “Buddy” Sasser Cup Winners • Awarded to the top Overall Athletic Department in the Big South Conference

What is a Chanticleer?

Chanticleer gives Coastal Carolina

University one of the most unique

nicknames in all of sports. Chanticleer

comes from Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales

and came to Coastal when the University

was a member of the University of South

Carolina system.

Chanticleer is a rooster who rules the

barnyard with cunning and wit. His

competitiveness never wanes as he battles

to the end, using his brains to come out on

top every time.

C R E D I T SEditor/Design & Layout

Wayne White & Mike Macdonald

PhotographyBill Edmonds & Lisa Johnson

of the CCU Photography Department.

Some photos of Myrtle Beach courtesy of the

Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce.

PrintingSheriar Press

3005 Highway 17 North Bypass


(843) 448-1102

Special Thanks ToBill Edmonds, Lisa Johnson, and Ira Hertzoff

for their continued hard work and support

of the CCU Athletic Media Relation Office.

2001 Coastal Carolina Quick Facts

Location: Conway, S.C. 29526

Founded: 1954

Enrollment: 4,965

Nickname: Lady Chanticleers

Colors: Coastal Green, Bronze, and Black

Conference: Big South

President: Dr. Ronald R. Ingle (Wofford ‘62)

Athletic Director: Warren Koegel (Penn State ‘71)

Senior Woman Administrator: Gina Markland

Faculty Athletic Representative: Linda Vereen

Facility Information

Name: Lady Chants Field (300)

Surface: Natural Grass

Dimensions: 200 (RFL), 200 (CF), 200 (LFL)

Lady Chanticleer Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Jess Dannelly (South Carolina ‘74)

Career Record: 459-319 (.590), 14 years

Office Phone: 843-349-2827

Assistant Coaches: Jen Miller, McKewn Dannelly

Team Information

2001 Overall Record: 27-23

2001 Big South Record (Finish): 8-2 (First)

Starters Returning/Lost (position players): 6/2

Starters Returning/Lost (pitchers): 3/0

Lettermen Returning/Lost: 10/7

Postseason: BSC Champions, Lost two games in the

first round of NCAA Regional in Los Angeles, CA

CCU Athletic Media Relations

Asst. AD for Media Relation: Wayne White

Email/Phone: [email protected], 843-349-2822

Fax: 843-349-2819

Website: www.coastal.edu/athletics

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Media Information & Directions to CCU

Media InformationCredentials: Credentials are not required for media covering softball games held at Coastal Carolina University’s Lady Chants Field. You

are asked to please contact Wayne White in the Office of Athletic Media Relations prior to the event in order for our staff to prepare for your

coverage of the Chanticleers.

Press Box: Seating in the press box at Lady Chants field is extremely limited. Space will be made available for working press either in the

press box or a designated media area. Once again, please contact Wayne White if you plan to cover an event at Lady Chants field.

Game Services: Media guides, notes and statistics will be available to the media, as well as final statistics. Meembers of the media will be

able to file stories from the press box or from the Athletic Media Relations office.

Interviews: Interviews with CCU coaches and players must be arranged through the Athletic Media Relations office and will be scheduled

before or after practices. No interviews will be allowed with players on gameday unless permission is received from the coaching staff

through the Athletic Media Relations office. After all home games, CCU players and coaches will be available on the field following

completion of the game. Interviews will not be allowed between games of a doubleheader.

FROM I-95

If coming from the South, take Highway 327 exit to SC Hwy. 76/301 Turn left onto Hwy. 76/301. This will

become Hwy. 576 and then Hwy. 501. After passing through Conway, turn right at the second stop light

(approx. 2 miles) into the entrance of Coastal Carolina University. You are now on College Road.

Kimbel Arena (basketball/volleyball), Charles L. Watson Baseball Stadium, and the Football/Soccer

Stadium are visible on the right from College Road. To get to the Softball Field or the Track & Field

Complex, turn right onto Chanticleer Drive after passing Kimbel Arena and before getting to the Baseball

Stadium.

If coming from the North, take the "South of the Border" exit (IMPOSSIBLE to miss). Follow signs to Myrtle

Beach and this will lead you to Highway 501. Then follow the directions above.

FROM HIGHWAY 17

Follow Highway 17 Bypass to Highway 501 (Conway exit). At this point, you are approx. eight miles from

campus. You will pass the stoplight at Conway Hospital and then pass a Food Lion shopping center (on

left). Just after passing Horry-Georgetown Technical College (on left), take the next left into the en-

trance of Coastal Carolina University. See directions above to find athletic facilities.

Directions to Coastal

Carolina University

MIKE MACDONALDAssistant Media Relations Dir.

Mike Macdonald serves as the Assistant

Athletic Media Relations Director at Coastal

Carolina University, and has been with the Chants

for four years. He is the main contact for the Lady

Chanticleers’ basketball, volleyball and soccer

teams and the Chanticleer baseball program.

Macdonald is a 1996 graduate of The Ohio State

University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in

Journalism.

WAYNE WHITEAssistant Director of Athletics

for Media Relations

Wayne White is in his eighth year as the

Assistant Director of Athletics for Media Relations

at Coastal Carolina University and 13th year of

working in some respect with the Chanticleers

athletic department. He is a member of the College

Sports Information Directors of America

(CoSIDA), where he has served on many

committees, and is chairman of the Big South

Conference Sports Information Directors’

Committee.

White, a 1992 graduate of Coastal Carolina with a Bachelor of Science degree

in Business Management, returned to his alma mater on July 1, 1994. Prior to

returning to Coastal, he worked as a Realtor at White Realty, Inc. in North

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. White also owned The Layout Connection, a

layout and design business which specialized in high school and collegiate

athletic media guides and programs, from 1992 to 1994.

While at Coastal Carolina as a student, White served tenures as a student

assistant, the assistant SID and interim SID. As a freshman in college, he

worked in the sports information office at UNC Charlotte before transferring

to Coastal Carolina. In addition to his experience in sports information, White

served as the on-site Media Coordinator for ESPN's X Games from 1995 to

1998 and was the basketball publications coordinator for the 1996 Centennial

Olympic Games. He has also worked with several special events, including

the Senior PGA Tour Championship and many NCAA basketball tournaments.

White is married to the former Lori Mann, who is also a graduate of Coastal

Carolina and a former member of the Lady Chanticleer basketball team. They

have two children — Taylor (6) and Trey (5) — and reside in North Myrtle

Beach.

ALLI CARTERAthletic Media Relations Intern

Alli Carter is in her third year as a student intern

in the Athletic Media Relations office at Coastal

Carolina. She assists in all gameday events and

serves as the primary contact for tennis, cross

country and track and field.

Carter, a native of Jefferson, New Jersey, is

majoring in mathematics.

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33333Recruiting & Prospect Information

THE INITIAL ELIGIBILITY

CLEARINGHOUSE

What is the Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse?

If you intend to participate in Division I athletics as a freshman, you

must register with and be certified by the NCAA Initial-Eligibility

Clearinghouse. Your high school counselor should provide you with the

student-release form and a red brochure titled, “Making Sure You Are Eligible

to Participate in College Sports.”

How do I register with the Clearinghouse?

Complete the student-release form and mail the top (white) copy of the

form to the Clearinghouse along with the $18 registration fee.

What else does the Clearinghouse need to certify me?

After graduation and before school closes for the summer, your high

school must send the Clearinghouse a copy of your final transcript that

confirms graduation from high school. You must also have your ACT or SAT

scores sent to the Clearinghouse.

How do I have my test scores sent to the Clearinghouse?

Test scores must be sent directly from the testing agency. You can

accomplish this by marking code 9999 as one of the institutions to receive

your scores, or submit a request for an “Additional Score Report” to the

appropriate testing agency.

RECRUITING REGULATIONS

When do I become a perspective student-athlete?

When you start ninth-grade classes. Before the ninth grade, you become

a perspective student-athlete if a college gives you (or your relatives or

friends) any financial aid or other benefits that the college does not provide

to all prospective students.

When is a college considered to be recruiting me?

If any coach or representative of the college’s athletics interests

approaches you (or any member of your family) about enrolling and

participating in athletics at that college.

Who can recruit me?

Only university coaches and staff. Alumni and friends of the university

are NOT permitted to contact prospective student-athletes in any way.

OFFICIAL VISITS

How many official visits am I allowed to take? Beginning when?

Each prospective student-athlete is limited to five official visits which

may be taken following the opening day of classes of your senior year of

high school.

What must the school have from me before I take an official visit?

The recruiting institution must already have a high school or a college

transcript and ACT or SAT test scores on file.

UNOFFICIAL VISITS

Can I pay my own way to visit a college campus? Starting when?

You may visit an institution’s campus at your own expense an unlimited

number of times before your senior year of high school and continuing in

your senior year. This is an unofficial visit.

What can the school give me when I go on an unofficial visit?

A maximum of three complimentary admissions to a campus athletic event

in which that school’s team is competing, issued through a pass list only.

Such complimentary admissions are for the exclusive use of the prospect

and those persons accompanying him on the visit. They can be issued only

on an individual game basis.

PHONE CALLS

Who can call me on the phone? When? How often?

Faculty members and coaches are permitted to call you after July 1, after

the completion of your junior year. After that date, a coach or faculty member

can call you or your parents or legal guardian once a week. Boosters are

not permitted to call.

When are coaches or faculty members allowed unlimited calls to

me?

At the following times: During the five days immediately before your

official visit to that university; on the day of a coach’s off-campus contact

with you; during the time beginning with the initial National Letter of Intent

(NLI) signing date in your sport through the two days after the signing date.

Can I call coaches collect or toll free? When?

Yes. You may call coaches or universities collect or use a toll-free (1-

800) number. They may receive calls on or after July 1 after you complete

your junior year of high school.

CORRESPONDENCE AND RECRUITING

MATERIALS

From whom can I receive letters? Beginning when?

Coaches, faculty members and students (but not boosters) can send you

letters, starting September 1 of your junior year in high school.

What can a university send me?

A Division I university may provide you with the following material:

General correspondence, including letters, U.S. Postal Service postcards

and institutional note cards, and materials printed on plain white paper

with black ink; NCAA educational information; pre-enrollment information

subsequent to signing a National Letter of Intent with the university; one

athletic publication (media guide or recruiting guide) which may include

only one color printing inside; official academic , admissions and student

services publications or videotape produced by the institution and available

to all the students; questionnaires.

Can they send me anything prior to my junior year?

Only questionnaires and summer camp brochures.

Can any other materials be mailed to me?

No. Game programs, which may not include posters, can be provided

only during official or unofficial visits to the school’s campus. The same

restrictions apply to student-athlete handbooks.

SUMMER JOBS

Can a university I have signed with help me get a summer job?

Beginning when?

After you sign a National Letter of Intent, the school you signed with may

arrange summer employment for you. That employment may begin AFTER

you graduate from high school.

Any questions?

If you should have any further questions,

please contact Casey Comoroski, Coastal

Carolina University’s Assistant Director of

Athletics for Compliance. She may be reached

via email at [email protected] or by phone

at 843-349-2839.

You can also gain further information

through the NCAA’s web site (www.ncaa.org)

and the web address for the NCAA

Clearinghouse (www.act.org/ncaa).



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Jess Dannelly is entering his 15th season at the helm of the Lady

Chanticleer’s softball program and is in his 10th year as the Associate

Director of Athletics at Coastal Carolina University. During his tenure,

Coach Dannelly has led the Lady Chants to four Big South Conference

Championships and trips to the 1998, 2000, and 2001 NCAA Regionals. With

his 459-319 (.590) career record, he is also Coastal Carolina’s all-time

winningest coach in any sport. Coach Dannelly recorded his 400th career victory

at Coastal Carolina on March 5, 2000, when the Lady Chanticleers downed the

College of Charleston 3-0.

In addition to the great overall career record, Coach Dannelly has also

posted a 116-56 (.674) mark against teams from the Big South Conference.

Entering the 2002 season, the Dannelly-led Lady Chants have placed 15 players

on NCAA’s All-Region teams, 64 players on Big South All-Conference teams

and 45 players on Big South All-Tournament teams.

During his career, Coach Dannelly has been named the Big South

Conference Coach of the Year five times. In addition to the 1998, 2000, and

2001 NCAA Tournament teams, Coastal’s 1994 team is known as perhaps the

best team to have ever played in the Big South Conference. That team posted a 44-15 record on the season, broke or tied

54 individual or team records and sported the NCAA Academic Athlete of the Year, the Big South Conference Player of

the Year, Rookie of the Year, four all-conference players and three NCAA All-South Region players. Also off of that

team came Sara Graziano, who went on to star with several teams in the Women’s Professional Softball League and

currently serves as an assistant softball coach at Georgia Tech.

In 1998, Coastal Carolina earned its first trip to an NCAA Regional by sweeping through the Big South Conference

Tournament and then defeating Florida A&M in consecutive extra inning games in the best two-of-three play-in series.

The Lady Chants were two and out in the NCAA Regional in Lincoln, Nebraska, falling to the fifth ranked Cornhuskers and Oregon.

After losing in the Big South Conference championship game in 1999, Coach Dannelly's squad was poised for the 2000 season. That season not only saw

Coach Dannelly reach the 400-win plateau, but it also saw the Lady Chanticleers program reach yet another level. The squad, which completed the season with

a 37-28 overall record, not only won the program’s third Big South Conference title and advanced to its second NCAA Regional, but the Lady Chants became

the first female team in any sport in the Big South Conference to earn a victory in an NCAA Championship event. Coastal traveled to the NCAA Region 5

tournament in Tempe, Arizona, and eliminated #21 Florida Atlantic and Penn State before Arizona State scored a 2-1 come-from-behind victory to end the

Lady Chants season. The run at the NCAA Regional gained the Coastal Carolina program much national attention and a ranking of 29th in the nation in the

final NFCA poll.

The 2001 season proved to be a roller coaster of a season and the chances for a third trip to the NCAA Regionals in four seasons appeared bleak. Coastal

Carolina dropped five of its final eight regular season games, but entered the Big South Tournament winning the final two games by a combined 13-1 margin.

The offensive pressure continued in tournament action as Coach Dannelly rallied his squad for three consecutive victories, outscoring the opposition 21-6.

After making the cross-country trek to Los Angeles, California, the Lady Chants fell to second-ranked UCLA and lost a heartbreaker to #17 Fresno State.

Dannelly first came to Coastal in 1984 as an assistant baseball coach on the then-head coach Bobby Richardson’s staff. Following the 1984 season, he left

Coastal to coach high school baseball for one season, but returned to Coastal to resume his assistant coaching duties with the baseball team prior to the 1986

season. He held that position until 1988, when he accepted the head coaching position of the Lady Chanticleers’ softball program.

Dannelly attended USC-Salkehatchie from 1970 to 1972 and graduated from the University of South Carolina in 1974 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in

Health and Physical Education. He returned to USC-Salkehatchie as the head baseball coach in 1975 and posted a 273-214 (.561) record over nine seasons.

He and his wife, Wendy, live in Conway with their two sons, McKewn and Travis.

Head Coach Jess Dannelly

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Head Coach Jess Dannelly

and his son/assistant coach

Jess Dannelly pose at the

Mann Chinese Theater in

Los Angeles in their third

trip to the NCAA tourney as

a coaching duo.

Overall BSC

Season Record Record Highlights

1988 28-22 7-3 (2nd) 1st Win: Mar. 4, 7-6 vs. Winthrop

1989 17-19 2-6 (4th)

1990 34-21 15-3 (2nd) 50th Win: Mar. 10, 4-2 at UNC

Asheville

1991 41-21 13-3 (2nd) 100th Win: Mar. 27, 12-2 at Augusta

1992 38-25 13-3 (1st) Big South Champions

National Invitational Tournament

150th Win: Apr. 5, 2-1 at UNC

Asheville

1993 36-14 7-3 (2nd)

1994 44-15 11-3 (2nd) School record 44 victories

200th Win: Mar. 12, 11-0 vs. Liberty

1995 31-28 6-8 (5th) 250th Win: Mar. 18, 4-3 vs. UNC

Charlotte

1996 34-23 10-6 (3rd) 300th Win: Apr. 19, 4-0 vs. Radford

1997 29-30 10-6 (4th)

1998 34-25 11-5 (1st) NCAA Regional

Big South Champions

350th Win: Apr. 7, 4-2 vs. Charleston

Southern

1999 29-25 8-6 (4th)


Big South Champions

Ranked #29

400th Win: Mar. 5, 3-0 vs. College

of Charleston


Big South Champions

450th Win: Apr. 18, 6-5 vs. Francis

Marion

14-yrs 459-319 116-56 3 NCAA Regionals

(.590) (.674) 4 Big South Championships

Assistant Coaches



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JEN MILLER

Jen Miller is in her first season as an

assistant coach at Coastal Carolina

University. Miller, who joined the staff just

before the Lady Chanticleers 2001 NCAA

Regional trip to Los Angeles, serves as the

pitching coach.

Coach Miller graduated Cum Laude

from Georgia Southern University in 2001

with a Bachelor of Science degree in Early

Childhood Education. As a player for the

Eagles, Miller earned All-Conference

honors in 1999, All-Tournament honors in

1999 and 2000, and was selected the Southern Conference Pitcher of the

Week seven times. She tied Georgia Southern's single season record for

homeruns on her way to setting a new career homer record for the Eagles.

The West Mifflin, Pennsylvania, native, also earned many academic

honors during her collegiate career. She was selected as a GTE Academic

All-America as a senior and earned the Southern Conference's Academic

Scholar Athlete Award. Coach Miller also was named to the Dean's List

nine times at Georgia Southern.

Coach Miller is currently working towards her Master's degree in

Elementary Education.

Jen Miller, who serves as the pitching coach of the Lady

Chanticleers, works with senior Danielle Jenkins.

McKEWN DANNELLY

McKewn Dannelly is in his fifth season

as an assistant coach on Jess Dannelly’s

softball staff at Coastal Carolina.

McKewn, Coach Dannelly’s oldest son,

serves as the infield coach of the Lady

Chanticleers.

McKewn, a senior majoring in

Recreation and Leisure Services, has

helped Coastal Carolina to berths into

three NCAA Regionals. The 2001 CCU

squad ranked in the top-10 in NCAA

Division I in double plays turned. In 2000,

he was a member of CCU’s Regional Coaching Staff of the Year.

The 1997 graduate of Conway High School lettered three seasons in

baseball for the Tigers. As a player, McKewn helped the American Legion

Post 111 squad to a fourth place finish in the state tournament in 1996 and

a runner-up finish in 1997. He posted a perfect fielding percentage in 1997

while starting 18 of 20 games at second base.

McKewn then turned to coaching the American Legion Post 111 team,

serving as an Assistant Coach in 1999 and 2000. Post 111 won the Region Championship in 1999 and placed second in the region in 2000.

McKewn Dannelly has helped his father to three NCAA

Tournament appearances in four saesons. As CCU’s

fielding coach, he is pictured working with redshirt freshman

Robyn Hvizdak.

Lauren YatesJennifer Schm

idtSara Thompson



2002 Lady Chanticleers Roster66666

No. Name Class Pos. B/T Ht. Hometown (Previous School)

1 Kelli Julg Jr. SS/OF R/R 5-7 Salem, VA (Glenvar H.S.)

2 Suzanne Kimbrell Jr. Utl. R/R 5-7 Richardson, TX (North Alabama)

3 Jennie Shell Fr. P R/R 5-10 Athens, TN (McMinn County H.S.)

4 Lauren Yates Sr. P R/R 5-7 Nokesville, VA (Brentsville Dist. H.S.)

5 Sarah Allain So. IF R/R 5-5 Southbridge, MA (Southbridge H.S.)

6 Karlye Fortune So. C/OF R/R 5-8 Florence, SC (West Florence HS)

7 Kelly McCoy Fr. IF R/R 5-10 Temperance, MI (

8 Jennifer Schmidt Sr. 1B/OF L/L 5-7 Ft. Wayne, IN (Ohio University)

9 Morgan Tolleson Jr. P R/R 5-9 Tomball, TX (Stephen F. Austin State Univ.)

10 Amanda DeGrendele Jr. SS/3B R/R 5-6 Patterson, CA (Patterson H.S.)

12 Stephanie Belden Sr. P/DH R/R 5-8 Spring, TX (Lutheran North H.S.)

13 Danielle Jenkins Sr. P/OF L/L 5-7 Vienna, VA (James Madison H.S.)

14 Alexandra Prattes Fr. OF L/R 5-4 Coto de Caza, CA (Santa Margarita Cath. H.S.)

15 Holly Lee Jr. IF/OF R/R 5-10 Darlington, SC (Darlington H.S.)

16 Sara Thompson R-Jr. SS/2B R/R 5-6 Vancouver, WA (Columbia River H.S.)

17 Kimberly Josephson Jr. OF S/R 5-2 Pinehurst, TX (Tomball H.S.)

18 Robyn Hvizdak R-Fr. OF R/R 5-9 Stewartsville, NJ (Phillipsburg H.S.)

Head Coach — Jess Dannelly

Assistant Coaches — Jen Miller and McKewn Dannelly

Seated (l-r) — Kelli Julg, Sarah Allain, Kimberly Josephson, Alexandra Prattes, Suzanne Kimbrell. Middle

Row (l-r) — Kelly McCoy, Amanda DeGrendle, Danielle Jenkins, Jennifer Schmidt, Lauren Yates, Stephanie

Belden. Standing (l-r) — Jen Miller (asst. coach), McKewn Dannelly (asst. coach), Sara Thompson,

Morgan Tolleson, Karlye Fortune, Holly Lee, Robyn Hvizdak, Jennie Shell, Jess Dannelly (head coach).

CCU’s coaching staff poses with the ground

crew that keeps the Lady Chanticleers

playing in the lush green surface of Lady

Chants Field.



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robyn

h v i z d a k

#18 Outfield • R-Freshman • 5-9 • R/R

Stewartsville, NJ • Jersey Girls

Phillipsburg High School

Major: Biology

First Season (2001): redshirt in softball...also a

member of CCU’s Track & Field Team. High

School: 2000 graduate of Phillipsburg High

School...three-year letterner in softball...captained

the tennis team as a junior and senior...member of

the National Honor Society.

Sarah

A l l a i n

#5 Infield • Sophomore • 5-5 • R/R

Southbridge, MA • Central Mass. Magic

Southbridge High School

Major: Business Management

High School: 2001 graduate of Southbridge High

School...selected to the All-District Team as a

junior and senior...batted over .400 as a junior

and .386 as a senior...also selected to the All-

District Team in field hockey.

stephanie

b e l d e n

#12 Pitcher • Senior • 5-8 • R/R

Spring, TX • Spring Klein Impact

Lutheran High School


Junior (2001): second on team with 10 wins and

a 3.29 ERA...won seven of her last 10 decisions.

Sophomore (2000): Big South All-Conference

Second Team...second on team with 10 wins.

Freshman (1999): 7-4 record with 2.26 ERA as a

freshman...struck out career high 11 batters in

victory over Austin Peay. High School: 1998

graduate of Lutheran High School...posted a 20-7 record with 177 strikeouts

and a 0.55 ERA as a senior.

amanda

D eGrendele

#10 Third Base • Junior • 5-6 • R/R

Patterson, CA • California Heat

Patterson High School

Major: Biology

Sophomore (2001): injured much of the season

after getting hit in the mouth by a line drive...batted

.333 in eight games...went 1-1 with a run scored

against #17 Fresno State at the NCAA Regional.

Freshman (2000): started 19 games at

shortstop...collected a pair of hits against

Florida...tied career-high in hits and RBI by going

2-2 with two RBI against Radford in the BSC Tournament...set career-high

with six assists in two separate games. High School: 1999 graduate of

Patterson High School...batted .444 with 21 RBI as a senior...earned Trans

Valley League Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year Award as a senior.

year era w-l sv app gs cg ip h r er bb so

1999 2.26 4-7 1 13 9 9 74.1 65 37 24 21 46

2000 3.21 10-6 3 26 16 6 102.1 102 59 47 41 45

2001 3.29 10-11 0 26 20 16 127.2 139 88 60 44 55

Career 3.01 24-24 4 65 45 31 304.1 306 184 131 107 146

year gp avg ab r h rbi 2b 3b hr sb-sba bb so slg%

1999 10 .111 18 3 2 1 0 0 1 0-0 1 7 .278

2000 16 .167 24 5 4 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 4 .167

2001 3 .125 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 1 .125

Career 26 .140 50 8 7 1 0 0 1 0-0 6 12 .200


2000 33 .186 43 3 8 3 0 0 0 0-0 9 13 .186

2001 8 .333 6 1 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 4 .333

Career 41 .204 49 4 10 3 0 0 0 0-0 10 17 .204


2001 30 .292 65 10 19 6 2 0 3 0-0 3 11 .462

Senior pitcher

Stephanie Belden poses

with Renee Edwards.

Renee is in charge of

laundry services for

each of CCU’s 17

NCAA Division I sports

and keeps the Lady

Chanticleers looking

their best.

karlye

#6 Catcher • Sophomore • 5-8 • R/R

Florence, SC • South Carolina Flame

West Florence High School

Major: Elementary Education

Freshman (2001): Big South All-Tournament

Team selection...became CCU’s #1 catcher

midway through her freshman campaign...career-

high two hits in five different game...went 4-for-6

with a pair of RBI in regular season finale

doubleheader against Elon...went 2-3 with two

runs and an RBI in Big South Championship

game...third on the team with three homers. High School: 2000 graduate of

West Florence High School...All-State as a senior and four-time All-

Region....played in the North-South All-Star Game...batted over .320 as a

senior.

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j e n k i n s

#13 Pitcher • Senior • 5-7 • L/L

Vienna, VA • Virginia Shamrocks

James Madison High School

Major: Psychology

Junior (2001): Big South All-Conference Second

Team...selected to the Big South All-Tournament

Team after winning two of CCU’s three games in

the tourney...pitched complete game victories in

the Big South tourney opener and championship

games...gave up just three earned runs against #17

Fresno State at NCAA Regional. Sophomore

(2000): NCAA Second Team All-South Region...Big South First Team All-

Conference and All-Tournament...struck out career-high six batters against

Dayton and UNC Wilmington. Freshman (1999): opened the season as an

outfielder, but moved to pitcher when injuries depleted the staff. High School:

1998 graduate of James Madison High School...three time All-State, All-

Region and All-District selection...batted .490 with 14 RBI and 30 stolen

bases as a senior.


1999 2.61 2-3 0 9 5 2 45.2 47 22 17 11 14

2000 2.55 9-7 0 22 16 5 93.1 92 55 34 32 49

2001 2.10 12-8 0 26 22 18 140.0 161 75 42 37 53

Career 2.33 23-18 0 57 43 25 279.0 300 152 93 80 116


1999 30 .157 51 9 8 5 2 0 1 0-0 5 16 .255

2000 55 .317 120 18 38 20 9 1 1 0-0 26 34 .433

2001 13 .111 27 0 3 1 0 0 0 0-0 2 9 .111

Career 98 .247 198 27 49 26 11 1 2 0-0 33 59 .343


2000 65 .306 180 22 55 12 2 4 0 4-9 12 34 .361

2001 50 .325 126 21 41 4 1 0 0 5-8 15 18 .333

Career 115 .314 306 43 96 16 3 4 0 9-17 27 52 .350

kelli

#1 Shortstop • Junior • 5-7 • R/R

Salem, VA • Virginia Scrappers

Glenvar High School

Major: Marine Science

Sophomore (2001): started the season in the

outfield, but then became CCU’s everyday

shortstop...already heralded as one of the top CCU

defensive shortstops in history...her only homer was

a three-run shot against UNC Wilmington...went

2-4 with a pair of RBI in the Big South tourney

semifinal win over Charleston Southern...set career

high with three hits at Campbell. Freshman (2000): played in 29

games...went 2-3 with an RBI against #19 South Carolina...hit first collegiate

homer, a two-run blast, against Maryland. High School: 1999 graduate of

Glenvar High School...named First Team All-State as a senior...three time

All-Region and All-District selection...led program to one State title, three

District Championships and a pair of Region crowns.

j u l g


2000 29 .273 22 6 6 4 0 0 1 1-1 0 1 .409

2001 47 .213 89 20 19 15 6 0 2 3-4 20 16 .348

Career 76 .225 111 26 25 19 6 0 3 4-5 20 17 .360

Suzanne

K i m b r e l l

#2 Utility • Junior • 5-7 • R/R

Richardson, TX • Texas Elite International

University of North Alabama

Major: Business Marketing

Transfer: transfers to CCU from the University of

North Alabama. Sophomore (2001): played in 45

games, starting 42...posted a .250 batting average

with eight doubles, five homeruns and 14 RBI.

Freshman (2000): played in 44 games, starting

43...batted .172 with eight RBI, five doubles, on e

triple and a homerun. High School: 1999

graduate of Lutheran High School...helped the Lions to the District

Championship and a runner-up finish in the State Championships as a

senior...tabbed All-State as a senior and selected three times to the All-District

Team...batted .612 with 20 RBI, eight doubles, eight triples, seven homers

and 40 stolen bases as a senior...played in Amsterdam, Holland, and Paris,

France, during the Summer of 2001 with Texas Elite International.


2000 44 .172 122 12 21 8 5 1 1 4-6 10 29 .254

2001 45 .250 112 18 28 14 8 0 5 1-2 6 14 .455

Career 99 .209 234 30 49 22 13 1 6 5-8 16 43 .350

kim

berly

j o s e p h s o n

#17 Outfield • Junior • 5-2 • S/R

Pinehurst, TX • Texas Hawks

Tomball High School

Major: Elementary Education

Sophomore (2001): Big South Second Team All-

Conference...started every game in

centerfield...second on squad with .325 batting

average...batted .206 before April 5th and .466 in

CCU’s final 25 games...went 4-7 with five runs

scored in Big South Tournament...went 1-3 at

NCAA Regional..tied career-high with three hits

at Liberty. Freshman (2000): one of just two players to start every game for

the season...collected a pair of hists against South Florida in her first

collegiate game...collected three hits at the NCAA Regional...went 9-16 at

BSC tourney...career-high three hits twice during season. High School:

1999 graduate of Tomball High School...two-time First Team All-District...led

team to #16 national ranking witha 28-5 record as a senior...also helped her

summer league team, the Texas Hawks, to a third place national finish.

Danielle

Jenkins

Kelli J

ulg

Junior outfielder Kimberly Josephson and Margaret Bostic pose

next to the Lady Chants 2001 NCAA Tournament banner. Ms.

Margaret, as she is affectionately called, keeps the offices and

locker rooms in top condition.

Danielle

Jenkins

Meet the Lady Chanticleers



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#15 Outfield/Infield • Junior • 5-10 • R/R

Darlington, SC • South Carolina Flame

Darlington High School

Major: Physical Education

Sophomore (2001): NCAA Second Team All-

Region...Big South First Team All-Conference and

All-Tournament...batted .636 with two homeruns

and six RBI in BSC tourney...top collegiate game

came against Elon when she went 3-3 with two

homers and 8 RBI...hit six homeruns with 15 RBI

and six runs scored in a five-game stretch...12

homers ranks fourth on CCU’s single season record list...tied career-high

with three hits in a game three times. Freshman (2000): NCAA First Team

All-South Region...Big South Conference Co-Rookie of the Year...Big South

First Team All-Conference...NCAA Region 5 All-Tournament Team...second

on squad with a .356 batting average and seven homeruns...led team with 46

RBI..set career-high with three hits in a game four times. High School:

1999 graduate of Darlington High School...two-time All-State First Team

and three-time All-Region First Team selection...four-time team MVP.


2000 63 .356 180 35 64 46 13 0 7 1-1 14 17 .544

2001 50 .323 155 29 50 40 4 1 12 0-0 9 18 .594

Career 113 .340 335 64 114 86 17 1 19 1-1 23 35 .567

kelly

m cc o y

#7 Infield • Freshman • 5-10 • R/R

Temperance, MI • Boone & Darr

Bedford Senior High School

Major: Undecided

High School: 2001 graduate of Bedford Senior

High School...posted a .373 batting average as a

senior...three-time selection to the All-District First

Team...also tabbed All-Region...selected to the

Academic All-State Team as a senior.

Alexandra

#14 Outfield • Freshman • 5-4 • L/R

Coto de Caza, CA • So. California Belles Gold

Santa Margarita Catholic High School

Major: Undecided

High School: 2001 graduate of Santa Margarita

Catholic High School...batted over .400 to lead

her summer league team, the Southern California

Belles Gold, in 2001...helped the squad to a 12th

place finish at the Nationals in 2000.p r at t e s

jennie

s h e l l

#3 Pitcher • Freshman • 5-10 • R/R

Athens, TN • Tennessee Twisters

McMinn Madison High School

Major: Marine Science

2002: will redshirt this season. High School: 2001

graduate of McMinn Madison High

School...selected All-District and All-Area as a

senior...posted a 14-10 record with a 2.97 ERA

and 168 strikeouts in 168 innings as a senior...also

All-District as a junior...batted .357 with 35 RBI

as a junior.

jennifer

s c h m i d t

#8 First Base • Senior • 5-7 • L/L

Ft. Wayne, IN • Indiana Heat

Ohio University

Major: Int. Studies - T.V. & Broadcasting

Junior (2001): became known as one of CCU’s

finest fielding first basemen in history...with 3-for-

3 with a pair of runs and RBI in Big South victory

over Winthrop. Sophomore (2000): started 44

games at Ohio University...batted .200 with 12 RBI.

Freshman (1999): started 45 games as a freshman

for the Bobcats. High School: 1998 graduate of

Bishop Dwenger High School...All-State as a senior with a .537 batting

average...three-time All-Conference selection...also All-State in soccer as a

junior.

Senior Jennifer

Schmidt and

junior Holly Lee

with CCU

strength coach

Al Jean in

Coastal’s

athletic weight

room.


1999 52 .235 132 14 31 12 8 0 0 4-5 7 37 .295

2000 44 .200 120 10 24 12 5 0 0 4-7 9 39 .242

2001 42 .212 99 11 21 7 2 0 1 0-1 9 21 .263

Career 138 .217 351 35 76 31 15 0 1 8-13 25 97 .268

Holly Lee

Jennifer

Schmidt

CCU softball

trainer Laura

Wilkinson and

sophomore

catcher Karlye

Fortune pose on

the steps of

Maple Hall, one

of six apartment

style dorms on

CCU’s campus.



Meet the Lady Chanticleers1111100000sara

#16 Second Base • Junior • 5-6 • R/R

Vancouver, WA • TSI Thunderbirds

Columbia River High School

Major: Business Management & Marketing

t h o m p s o n

2002: will take a second medical redshirt this

season after injuring her knee this past Fall...she

will return in 2003 with two years of eligibility.

Sophomore (2001): made the move from shortstop

to second base midway through the season...had

three multi-RBI games...proved to be a tough out

at the plate when she hit 17 foul balls with an 0-2

count in two consecutive at-bats in the Big South Tournament...one resulted

in a single while drawing a walk in the other. Freshman (2000): Big South

Second Team All-Conference...had a career-high four hits against Illinois

when she went 4-4 and hit second collegiate homerun...had three multi-RBI

games, including a career best five against Winthrop in the BSC

Tournament...also posted her only multiple homer day against Winthrop in

that same outing...went 2-3 with a run scored against #5 Arizona State in the

NCAA Regional. First Year (1999): suffered a knee injury just 11 games

into the season...received a medical redshirt...selected to tyrout for Team

USA during the Fall of her freshman campaign. High School: 1998 graduate

of Columbia River High School...1996 Fastpitch World High School All-

American.


1999 11 .059 17 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 2 .059

2000 60 .326 175 37 57 29 4 0 6 0-1 13 23 .451

2001 48 .288 125 23 36 14 5 1 0 0-0 31 18 .344

Career 119 .297 317 61 94 43 9 1 6 0-1 47 43 .388

morgan

t o l l e s o n

#9 Pitcher • Junior • 5-9 • R/R

Tomball , TX • Cy-fair Intruders

Stephen F. Austin State University

Major: English

Transfer: transfers to CCU from Stephen F. Austin

State University. Sophomore (2001): tied for team

lead with 7 victories...seconds on squad with a 2.29

ERA...also led the team wityh 72 strikeouts while

walking just 15. Freshman (2000): led team with

a 13-8 record...tied for team lead and ranked

second in conference with two saves...also led staff

with 76 strikeouts...won five of her last seven decisions. High School: 2000

graduate of Tomball High School...selected All-District three

times...Academic All-American honors all four years.

lauren

#4 Pitcher • Senior • 5-7 • R/R

Nokesville, VA • Richmond Diamonds

Brentsville District High School


Junior (2001): pitched with an injury through the

first of April before being pulled for the rest of the

season. Sophomore (2000) Team MVP...Big South

First Team All-Conference...Big South Tournament

MVP...Big South All-Tournament Team...NCAA

Region 5 All-Tournament Team...won two games

in the NCAA Regional...defeated Florida Atlantic

and Penn State in the NCAA Regional before losing to #5 Arizona State 2-

1...struck out career-high 10 in shutout victory over Elon. Freshman (1999):

led CCU with 14-11 record and 1.55 ERA...won 12 of her last 17 decisions.

High School: 1998 graduate of Brentsville District High School.

y a t e s


2000 2.67 13-8 2 26 18 12 120.2 144 57 46 24 76

2001 2.29 7-9 1 23 15 8 101.0 95 45 33 15 72

Career 2.49 20-17 3 49 33 20 221.2 239 102 79 39 148


2000 16 .258 31 4 8 2 0 0 0 1-1 0 1 .258

2001 17 .194 31 0 6 2 0 0 0 1-1 1 4 .194

Career 33 .226 62 4 14 4 0 0 0 2-2 1 5 .226


1999 1.55 14-11 2 34 24 19 162.2 140 61 36 46 72

2000 1.46 18-15 1 39 33 32 230.2 178 71 48 83 154

2001 5.09 5-4 0 13 8 3 58.1 56 38 33 31 39

Career 37-30 3 86 65 54 451.2 374 170 117 160 265


1999 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 .000

2000 4 .250 8 0 2 1 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 .250

2001 1 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 .000

Career 5 .222 9 0 2 1 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 .222

Senior pitcher Lauren Yates with Athletic Administrative

Assistant Gayle Skipper (left) and Athletic Business Manager

Kathie Schlick.

Junior shortstop

Kelly Julg with

CCU’s Faculty

A t h l e t i c

Representative Linda

Vereen. Mrs. Vereen

is a fixture at Lady

Chants’ contests and

travelled with the

team to Los Angeles

and the NCAA

Regional in 2001.

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Sara Thom

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A Look Back at the 2001 NCAA Tournament Season



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After the Lady Chants captured the 2001 Big South

Conference Championship, Assistant AD Wayne

White lost his mind. Fortunately (or unfortunately),

Kelli Julg’s father, Charlie, was quick on the draw

with the camera.

2001 seniors Kristie Pulchinski (left)

and Amy Weller, a.k.a. John and John

Jr., walk the walk at the 2001 NCAA

Regional in Los Angeles, California.

NCAA All-Region honoree

and 2001 Big South Player of

the Year takes a trip around

the bases after a homer against

Fresno State in the NCAA

Tournament.

CCU called on some muscle at the NCAA

Tournament on this trip to Venice and the

world famous Muscle Beach .SURE....It’s all fun and games until the van breaks down!

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Three Cheers for Ski-dog!

CCU celebrates after senior Kristie Pulchinski completed

her four-year career with a homerun against

Fresno State in her final collegiate at-bat.



All-Time Lady Chants Roster and Statistics1212121212

Lisa Anastasio (1999-2001) — 135 g, 115-387, .297, 4 hr, 63 rbi, 2 sb

Michelle Andrews (1994-1996) — 37 app, 16-8, 2.92 era, 156.0 ip, 60 k

Michelle Andrews — 9 g, 1-1, 1.000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sb

Becky Andrews (1990-1991) — 86 g, 50-194, .258, 1 hr, 30 rbi, 2 sb

Tiffany Barrett (1998) — 56 g, 25-134, .187, 1 hr, 14 rbi, 4 sb

Debbie Beck (1983) — 10-41, .250, 0 hr, 4 rbi, 0 sb

Stephanie Belden (1999-Present) — 65 app, 24-24, 3.01 era, 304.1 ip, 146 k

Stephanie Belden — 26g, 7-50, .140, 1 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sb

Ericka Bellet (1994-1995) — 83 g, 57-182, .313, 0 hr, 24 rbi, 2 sb

Missy Bembry (192-1993) — 82 g, 14-81, .173, 0 hr, 10 rbi, 2 sb

Susie Benton (1993) — 50 g, 49-135, .363, 0 hr, 21 rbi, 6 sb

Jennifer Bolebruch (1990-1993) — 223 g, 160-607, .264, 0 hr, 52 rbi, 30 sb

Kim Branson (1995-1996) — 30 app, 15-10, 2.98 era, 152.2 ip, 79 k

Kim Branson — 2 g, 0-1, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sb

Carol Buczek (1988-1989) — 41 app, 16-18, 2.30 era, 243.1 ip, 106 k

Carol Buczek — 41 g, 18-102, .176, 1 hr, 16 rbi, 1 sb

Michelle Byrd (1990-1991) — 114 g, 93-337, .276, 2 hr, 40 rbi, 3 sb

Michelle Byrd — 5 app, 0-3, 11.28 era, 18.0 ip, 0 k

Carol Camintz (1983) — 23-72, .319, 1 hr, 8 rbi, 3 sb

Courtney Carlson (1991) — 20 g, 1-13, .077, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sb

Terri Chatham (1983) — 14 app, 6-6, 3.50 era, 81.2 ip, 39 k

Terri Chatham — 23-69, .333, 1 hr, 6 rbi, 1 sb

Debbie Cornell (1988-1989) — 76 g, 58-230, .252, 2 hr, 20 rbi, 15 sb

Dee Craft (1989-1992) — 211 g, 115-512, .225, 0 hr, 36 rbi, 13 sb

Dawn Crenshaw (1988) — 15 g, 4-31, .129, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sb

Kacee Crumpacker (1995-1998) — 230 g, 259-666, .389, 23 hr, 145 rbi, 21 sb

Gay Dailey (1983) — 10-48, .209, 1 hr, 6 rbi, 8 sb

Christa Davis (1997-1998) — 77 g, 31-183, .169, 1 hr, 23 rbi, 1 sb)

Amanda DeGrendele (2000-Present) — 41 g, 10-49, .204, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 0 sb

Niki Douglas (1993-1995) — 126 g, 41-174, .236, 4 hr, 27 rbi, 1 sb

Jenny Dowling (1983) — 20-66, .303, 2 hr, 14 rbi, 2 sb

Vicki Dulaney (1996-1999) — 102 app, 46-43, 2.79 era, 596.1 ip, 324 k

Zetta Dumkrieger (2000-2001) — 66 g, 7-64, .109, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 0 sb

Danica Dunkle (1998-1999) — 36 g, 5-57, .088, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 1 sb

Donna Edgison (1983) — 22-79, .278, 0 hr, 8 rbi, 11 sb

Heather Endrenyi (1995-1996) — 68 g, 41-188, .218, 0 hr, 14 rbi, 2 sb

Jessica Falca (1996-1999) — 227 g, 341-791, .431, 1 hr, 49 rbi, 196 sb

Karlye Fortune (2001-Present) — 30 g, 19-65, .292, 3 hr, 6 rbi, 0 sb

Jill Friedman (1994-1997) — 222 g, 192-637, .301, 1 hr, 84 rbi, 23 sb

Kim Gayon (1989-1990) — 74 g, 37-162, .228, 0 hr, 11 rbi, 9 sb

Sara Graziano (1993-1994) — 109 g, 165-316, .522, 21 hr, 139 rbi, 9 sb

Sara Graziano — 19 app, 11-6, 2.45 era, 103.0 ip, 169 k

Julie Greenhill (1996) — 6 g, 0-5, .000, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sb

Sandra Griffith (1988) — 5 g, 0-4, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sb

Michelle Hall (1990-1993) — 174 app, 104-48, 1.09 era, 1,046.1 ip, 738 k

Michelle Hall — 217 g, 174-593, .293, 15 hr, 125 rbi, 9 sb

Tammy Hammer (1988) — 5 g, 2-4, .500, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sb

Becky Hill (1988-89) — 21 app, 8-10, 2.23 era, 116.0 ip, 43 k

Becky Hill (1988-89) — 83 g, 77-249, .309, 1 hr, 43 rbi, 3 sb

Debbie Hines (1988) — 6 g, 1-5, .200, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sb

Cathy Honeycutt (1983) — 20-76, .263, 0 hr, 4 rbi, 12 sb

Stacy Hughes (1988) — 21 g, 7-39, .179, 0 hr, 5 rbi, 0 sb

Lisa Ibbetson (1983) — 13 app, 8-6, 1.95 era, 104.1 ip, 59 k

Lisa Ibbetson — 5-30, .167, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 0 sb

Laura Jackson (1983) — 13-28, .428, 0 hr, 4 rbi, 3 sb

Danielle Jenkins (1999-Present) — 57 app, 23-18, 2.33 era, 279.0 ip, 116 k

Danielle Jenkins — 98 g, 49-198, .247, 2 hr, 26 rbi, 0 sb

Emma Johnson (1983) — 2-12, .167, 0 hr, 8 rbi, 2 sb

Sherry Johnson (1992-1995) — 230 g, 258-697, .370, 31 hr, 194 rbi, 8 sb

Kimberly Josephson (2000-Present) — 115 g, 96-306, .314, 0 hr, 16 rbi, 9 sb

Kelli Julg (2000-Present) — 76 g, 25-111, .225, 3 hr, 19 rbi, 4 sb

Leslie Kalama (1993-1994) — 72 g, 43-185, .232, 0 hr, 5 rbi, 0 sb

Bobby Jean Kemmerlin (1996-1997) — 113 g, 77-316, .244, 7 hr, 53 rbi, 1 sb

Tracy Kirsch (1999-2001) — 131 g, 71-311, .228, 1 hr, 38 rbi, 1 sb

Pam Leasure (1983) — 17-63, .270, 0 hr, 7 rbi, 6 sb

Holly Lee (2000-Present) — 113 g, 114-335, .340, 19 hr, 86 rbi, 1 sb

Sarah Lockett (1999-2001) — 169 g, 190-508, .374, 37 hr, 124 rbi, 8 sb

Jami Long (1990-1991) — 113 g, 100-324, .309, 2 hr, 61 rbi, 6 sb

Julie Marcus (1992) — 28 app, 15-13, 1.34 era, 182.2 ip, 89 k

Julie Marcus — 59 g, 35-141, .248, 0 hr, 8 rbi, 0 sb

Dana McLaughlin (1999) — 4 g, 1-3, .333, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sb

Lori Meador (1990-1993) — 198 g, 56-297, .189, 0 hr, 26 rbi, 10 sb

Dawn Medeiros (1989) — 15 g, 3-16, .188, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 0 sb

Michelle Minton (1991-1994) — 199 g, 308-672, .458, 3 hr, 72 rbi, 77 sb

Shannon Montgomery (1992) — 62 g, 40-176, .227, 3 hr, 23 rbi, 4 sb

Tonya Moses (1991-1992) — 63 g, 15-73, .205, 0 hr, 7 rbi, 2 sb

Michelle Newman (1993-1994) — 56 g, 37-105, .352, 0 hr, 9 rbi, 11 sb

Sara Norwood (1994-1995, 1997-1998) — 108 app, 56-35, 2.17 era, 602.2 ip, 446 k

Sara Norwood — 12 g, 2-6, .333, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 0 sb

Linda Olson (1988-1990) — 45 app, 18-14, 2.79 era, 237.2 ip, 63 k

Linda Olson — 47 g, 16-77, .208, 0 hr, 7 rbi, 1 sb

Amy O'Neil (1997-2000) — 233 g, 166-624, .266, 0 hr, 74 rbi, 11 sb

Joy Owens (1988) — 17 app, 9-5, 1.66 era, 88.1 ip, 45 k

Joy Owens — 30 g, 22-84, .262, 1 hr, 11 rbi, 1 sb

Beth Park (1991-1994) — 201 g, 170-565, .301, 2 hr, 106 rbi, 27 sb

Susan Parkinson (1998) — 11 app, 3-2, 4,51 era, 45.0 ip, 10 k

Helene Piel (1983) — 8-30, .267, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 1 sb

Kristie Pulchinski (1998-2001) — 190 g, 143-539, .265, 4 hr, 45 rbi, 13 sb

Kjersti Pratt (1991) — 17 app, 9-5, 3.29 era, 85.0 ip, 16 k

Kjersti Pratt — 17 g, 0-0, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sb

Jennifer Raiffie (1989) — 34 g, 25-104, .240, 0 hr, 7 rbi, 0 sb

Rachel Ray (1992-1993) — 101 g, 76-269, .283, 3 hr, 32 rbi, 9 sb

Kelly Reilly (1988) — 45 g, 32-121, .264, 0 hr, 11 rbi, 0 sb

Linda Richards (1988) — 48 g, 59-167, .353, 6 hr, 38 rbi, 5 sb

Crystal Richardson (1995) — 54 g, 28-126, .222, 0 hr, 6 rbi, 11 sb

Cindy Ritter (1994) — 58 g, 50-167, .299, 2 hr, 30 rbi, 14 sb

Michelle Romano (1988-1990) — 131 g, 38-161, .269, 2 hr, 29 rbi, 7 sb

Cari Rowe (1996-1999) — 227 g, 202-710, .285, 13 hr, 129 rbi, 16 sb

Tracey Russ (1994-1997) — 75 app, 38-29, 2.55 era, 425.0 ip, 122 k

Tracey Russ — 67 g, 24-134, .179, 0 hr, 12 rbi, 0 sb

Jennifer Schmidt (2001-Present) — 42 g, 21-99, .212, 1 hr, 7 rbi, 0 sb

Kara Schwind (2001) — 42 g, 23-99, .232, 2 hr, 15 rbi, 0 sb

Keira Session (1996) — 26 g, 1-9, .111, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 5 sb

Crysatl Sills (1995) — 20 g, 1-26, .038, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 1 sb

Haley Smith (1997) — 6 app, 1-0, 2.56 era, 13.2 ip, 4 k

Leslie Steele (1995-1998) — 229 g, 163-629, .259, 9 hr, 102 rbi, 3 sb

Susette Stone (1988-1990) — 137 g, 103-362, .285, 2 hr, 47 rbi, 36 sb

Kim Sudowski (1995) — 31 g, 6-41, .146, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sb

Penny Taylor (1994) — 46 g, 28-107, .262, 0 hr, 7 rbi, 1 sb

Sara Thompson (1999-Present) — 119 g, 94-317, .297, 6 hr, 43 rbi, 0 sb

Tammi Thompson (1998-1999) — 111 g, 71-322, .220, 0 hr, 21 rbi, 2 sb

Allison Tyndall (1988) — 44 g, 21-108, .194, 0 hr, 10 rbi, 0 sb

Natasha Walker (1993-1995) — 135 g, 95-318, .299, 5 hr, 53 rbi, 19 sb

Johanna Watson (1983) — 8-32, .250, 0 hr, 4 rbi, 0 sb

Brooke Weisbrod (1998-1999) — 42 g, 23-90, .256, 4 hr, 18 rbi, 2 sb

Amy Weller (1998-2001) — 185 g, 69-336, .205, 0 hr, 26 rbi, 5 sb

Suzanne Welty (1988) — 47 g, 37-137, .270, 2 hr, 19 rbi, 1 sb

Amanda Wiechowski (1995-97) — 148 g, 52-265, .196, 0 hr, 12 rbi, 8 sb

Tina Williamson (1988-1991) — 167 g, 97-412, .235, 1 hr, 55 rbi, 8 sb

Lauren Yates (1999-Present) —86 app, 37-30, 1.81 era, 451.2 ip, 265 k

Jennifer Zaeske (1996-1997) — 98 g, 67-246, .272, 0 hr, 17 rbi, 11 sb

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CCU Softball � �A Tradition of Excellence�



It is a simple fact that the Coastal Carolina University Softball program has built a strong and proud traditionunder the direction of Head Coach Jess Dannelly. This page is dedicated to Coach Dannelly and a few of theyoung women who helped lay the foundation of the tradition of excellence that is Lady Chanticleers Softball.They have put Coastal on the map in the Big South Conference, the Southeast Region, and the nation.

JESS DANNELLY

Head Coach

• 15th season at the helm of the Lady

Chanticleers

• 459-319 career record

• won 400th career game on

March 5, 2000

• All-time winningest

coach in any sport in

Coastal Carolina history

• 2000 Southeast Region

Coaching Staff of the Year

• Five-time Big South Conference

Coach of the Year

MICHELLE MINTON

Class of 1994

• member of CCU

Athletic Hall of Fame

• two-sport star at

CCU, ranking among

career leaders in both

softball and basketball

• ended career 4th in

NCAA history in career

batting average (.458), 11th

in runs scored (194) and 11th in hits (309)

• 4-time Big South All-Conference

JESSICA FALCA

Class of 1999

• ended career with

NCAA record 196

stolen bases

• also ended

career ranked 7th

in hits (341), 15th in

batting average (.431) and 12th in

runs scored (193) in the NCAA

• NCAA All-Region Team member

• 3-time Big South All-Conference at

three different positions

SHERRY JOHNSON

Class of 1995

• member of CCU

Athletic Hall of Fame

• ended career

ranked 1st in

doubles (76), 9th

in RBIs (79) for

a season, 13th

in RBIs (194)

for a career, and

19th in slugging percentage (.667) in

the NCAA

• bacame just the second player in

NCAA history to hit 20 or more

doubles in consecutive seasons in

1995

• 4-time Big South All-Conference

SARA GRAZIANO

Class of 1994

• member of the CCU Athletic Hall of Fame

• CCU’s only three-sport star

• played professionally for the Colorado Silver

Bullets and in the WPSL

• 1994 Division I Academic

All-America Women’s Player of the Year

• holds NCAA season records for batting

average (.589) and slugging percentage (1.006)

and ended career ranked 8th in RBIs (84) in a

season, 10th in hits (103) in a season and 15th in

career RBIs (186)

• 2-time NCAA All-Region and Big South All-

Conference

MICHELLE HALL

Class of 1993

• member of CCU Athletic

Hall of Fame

• ended her career

ranked 7th in the

NCAA in complete

games (140), 9th in

games pitched (172),

9th in games started

(140), 12 in wins

(104), and 16th in

saves (11).

• 3-time NCAA All-

South Region Team

• 4-time Big South All-

Conference and 3-time Big

South All-Tournament

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SARAH LOCKETT

Class of 2001

• member of the Australian National

Softball Team

• 2001 BSC Player of the Year,

2001 BSC Tournament MVP, 3-

time All-Conference, 2-time NCAA

All-Region

• completed 3-year CCU career

ranked first in homeruns (37),

fifth in batting average (.374),

third in doubles (44), sixth in

RBI (124), and first in hits by

pitch (11)

KACEE

CRUMPACKER

Class of 1998

• Career CCU rankings

include 4th in batting

average (.389), 5th in at-

bats (666), 3rd in hits (259),

2nd in doubles (51), 3rd in

triples (13), 2nd in

homeruns (23), 2nd in RBIs

(145), 3rd in runs scored

(143) and 1st in games

played (230)

• First Team NCAA

All-Region and 3-time

Big South All-Conference



Single Season Records1414141414

BATTING RECORDS

BATTING AVERAGE

1. .589 Sara Graziano 1994

2. .497 Jessica Falca 1999

3. .490 Michelle Minton 1993


5. .463 Kacee Crumpacker 1998


7. .453 Sherry Johnson 1995




AT BATS

1. 203 Jessica Falca 1997


199 Jessica Falca 1998

4. 198 Sarah Lockett 2000


6. 189 Michelle Minton 1994

7. 185 Jill Friedman 1995

185 Sherry Johnson 1994

9. 184 Michelle Hall 1992

184 Michelle Byrd 1991

HITS

1. 103 Sara Graziano 1994




5. 82 Sherry Johnson 1995



7. 76 Kacee Crumpacker 1998



DOUBLES





17 Lisa Anastasio 2000

17 Sara Graziano 1994



9. 15 Cari Rowe 1998


TRIPLES


2. 8 Cindy Ritter 1994



6 Rachel Ray 1992

6 Susette Stone 1990

6 Linda Richards 1988


5 Kacee Crumpacker 1995



HOME RUNS




4. 12 Holly Lee 2001




9 Cari Rowe 1999



7 Bobby Jean Kemmerlin 1997




RUNS BATTED IN









43 Cari Rowe 1999


42 Michelle Hall 1992

RUNS











STOLEN BASES







7. 19 Susette Stone 1989




WALKS

1. 34 Jennifer Bolebruch 1992

2. 33 Jennifer Bolebruch 1993

3. 31 Sara Thompson 2001




28 Beth Park 1992




HIT BY PITCH

1. 10 Susette Stone 1990


3. 5 Natasha Walker 1995



6. 3 Ten (10) players tied

SACRIFICE HITS


2. 26 Rachel Ray 1992



20 Susie Benton 1993

20 Beth Park 1991


18 Jennifer Bolebruch 1993

9. 16 Dee Craft 1991

10. 15 Sara Thompson 2000

15 Amy O'Neil 1998

SACRIFICE FLIES

1. 3 Holly Lee 2000

3 Leslie Steele 1998

3 Beth Park 1994

4. 2 Nine (9) players tied

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. 1.006 Sara Graziano 1994




5. .757 Sarah Lockett 2001





10. .594 Holly Lee 2001

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE


2. .582 Erika Bellet 1994









GAMES PLAYED


65 Amy O'Neil 2000

65 Kimberly Josephson 2000



6. 62 Lisa Anastasio 2000

62 Kristie Pulchinski 2000


62 Shannon Montgomery 1992

62 Rachel Ray 1992

PITCHING RECORDS

APPEARANCES



3. 41 Sara Norwood 1994


5. 39 Lauren Yates 2000




9. 29 Vicki Dulaney 1997

29 Vicki Dulaney 1996

COMPLETE GAMES









23 Julie Marcus 1992


EARNED RUN AVERAGE

1. 1.01 Michelle Hall 1993




5. 1.34 Julie Marcus 1992

6. 1.46 Lauren Yates 2000


8. 1.65 Sara Norwood 1994

9. 1.66 Joye Owens 1988

10. 1.79 Tracey Russ 1996

VICTORIES








8. 15 Tracey Russ 1996



SAVES



3. 3 Stephanie Belden 2000




6. 1 Nine players Various

STRIKEOUTS











INNINGS PITCHED









9. 173.2 Vicki Dulaney 1996

10. 171.0 Vicki Dulaney 1997

FIELDING RECORDS

PUTOUTS - INFIELDER

1. 468 Holly Lee 2000


3. 444 Michelle Byrd 1991


5. 418 Tammi Thompson 1999

PUTOUTS - OUTFIELDER

1. 111 Amy O'Neil 1998



84 Michelle Romano 1988


83 Tina Williamson 1991

83 Suzanne Welty 1988

ASSISTS - INFIELDER






ASSISTS - OUTFIELDER

1. 18 Shannon Montgomery 1992

2. 17 Tina Williamson 1991


12 Kim Gayon 1989

5. 10 Suzanne Welty 1988

FIELDING PERCENTAGE

(min. 50 chances)

(putouts-assists-errors)

1. 1.000 Amanda Wiechowski 1996

(61-1-0)

2. .996 Jennifer Schmidt 2001

(231-14-1)

.996 Tammi Thompson 1999

(418-50-2)

4. .992 Susette Stone 1988

(323-29-3)


(84-12-1)

.990 Sherry Johnson 1994

(363-23-4)

.990 Beth Park 1994

(176-24-2)

Career Records



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BATTING RECORDS

BATTING AVERAGE

1. .522 Sara Graziano 1993-94

2. .458 Michelle Minton 1991-94

3. .431 Jessica Falca 1996-99

4. .389 Kacee Crumpacker 1995-98

5. .374 Sarah Lockett 1999-2001

6. .370 Sherry Johnson 1992-95

7. .309 Jami Long 1990-91

.309 Becky Hill 1988-89

9. .301 Jill Friedman 1994-97

.301 Beth Park 1991-94

AT BATS

1. 791 Jessica Falca 1996-99

2. 710 Cari Rowe 1996-99

3. 697 Sherry Johnson 1992-95

4. 672 Michelle Minton 1991-94

5. 666 Kacee Crumpacker 1995-98

6. 637 Jill Friedman 1994-97

7. 629 Leslie Steele 1995-98

8. 624 Amy O'Neil 1997-2000

9. 607 Jennifer Bolebruch 1990-93

10. 593 Michelle Hall 1990-93

HITS





5. 202 Cari Rowe 1996-99


7. 190 Sarah Lockett 1999-2001


9. 170 Beth Park 1991-94

10. 166 Amy O'Neil 1997-2000

DOUBLES




4. 42 Cari Rowe 1996-99




27 Beth Park 1991-94

9. 26 Sara Graziano 1993-94

10. 21 Kristie Pulchinski 1998-2001

21 Amy O'Neil 1997-2000

TRIPLES




4. 12 Beth Park 1991-94


6. 10 Rachel Ray 1992-93

10 Susette Stone 1988-90


9 Michelle Hall 1990-93

10. 7 Becky Hill 1988-89

HOME RUNS





5. 19 Holly Lee 2000-


7. 13 Cari Rowe 1996-99


9. 7 Bobby Jean Kemmerlin 1996-97

10. 6 Sara Thompson 1999-

6 Linda Richards 1988

RUNS BATTED IN




4. 129 Cari Rowe 1996-99



7. 106 Beth Park 1991-94


9. 86 Holly Lee 2000-


Runs






6. 114 Beh Park 1991-94



108 Sara Graziano 1993-94

10. 106 Cari Rowe 1996-99

STOLEN BASES



3. 36 Susette Stone 1988-90


5. 27 Beth Park 1991-94


23 Heather Endrenyi 1995-96


9. 19 Natasha Walker 1993-95

10. 16 Cari Rowe 1996-99

WALKS



3. 76 Amy O'Neil 1997-2000

4. 75 Tina Williamson 1989-91

5. 73 Beth Park 1991-94

6. 72 Susette Stone 1988-90





58 Michelle Minton 1991-94

HIT BY PITCH


11 Susette Stone 1988-90


4. 8 Natasha Walker 1993-95




5 Tina Williamson 1988-91

5 Michelle Romano 1988-90

10. 4 Seven (7) players tied

SACRIFICE HITS

1. 54 Cari Rowe 1996-99


50 Dee Craft 1989-92


5. 44 Beth Park 1991-94


7. 36 Rachel Ray 1992-93

8. 33 Amy O'Neil 1997-2000

9. 27 Sara Thompson 1999-

27 Michelle Minton 1991-94

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

(min. 200 at-bats)


2. .679 Sarah Lockett 1999-2001





7. .455 Michelle Hall 1990-93

8. .431 Rachel Ray 1992-93

9. .418 Natasha Walker 1993-95

10. .410 Cari Rowe 1996-99

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

(min. 200 at-bats)





5. .450 Sarah Lockett 1999-2001

6. .418 Susette Stone 1988-90


8. .394 Natasha Walker 1993-95

9. .382 Jennifer Bolebruch 1990-93

10. .381 Beth Park 1991-94

GAMES PLAYED

1. 233 Amy O'Neil 1997-2000





227 Cari Rowe 1996-99




10. 211 Dee Craft 1989-92

PITCHING RECORDS

APPEARANCES


2. 108 Sara Norwood 1994-98

3. 102 Vicki Dulaney 1996-99

4. 86 Lauren Yates 1999-

5. 75 Tracey Russ 1994-97

6. 65 Stephanie Belden 1999-

7. 57 Danielle Jenkins 1999-

8. 45 Linda Olson 1988-90

9. 41 Carol Buczek 1988-89

10. 37 Michelle Andrews 1994-96

COMPLETE GAMES










10. 23 Julie Marcus 1992

EARNED RUN AVERAGE

1. 1.09 Michelle Hall 1990-93


3. 1.66 Joye Owens 1988

4. 2.17 Sara Norwood 1994-98

5. 2.23 Becky Hill 1988-89

6. 2.30 Carol Buczek 1988-89

7. 2.45 Sara Graziano 1993-94

8. 2.55 Tracey Russ 1994-97

9. 2.79 Vicki Dulaney 1996-99

2.79 Linda Olson 1988-90

VICTORIES









9. 16 Michelle Andrews 1994-96

16 Carol Buczek 1988-89

SAVES







1 Haley Smith 1997

1 Sara Graziano 1993-94

STRIKEOUTS







7. 122 Tracey Russ 1994-97



10. 89 Julie Marcus 1992

INNINGS PITCHED

1. 1046.1 Michelle Hall 1990-93

2. 602.2 Sara Norwood 1994-98

3. 596.1 Vicki Dulaney 1996-99

4. 451.2 Lauren Yates 1999-

5. 425.0 Tracey Russ 1994-97

6. 304.1 Stephanie Belden 1999-

7. 279.0 Danielle Jenkins 1999-

8. 243.1 Carol Buczek 1988-89

9. 237.2 Linda Olson 1988-90


Michelle Minton

Sara Norwood



Yesr-By-Year Results1616161616

1984Overall: 19-10

Coach: unknownDate Opponent Site Result (inn)

Lander W, 12-2 (7)

Lander W, 2-1 (7)

Vermont W, 6-2 (7)

Vermont L, 1-6 (7)

Francis Marion L, 0-10 (7)

Trenton State W, 2-1 (7)


Erskine W, 2-0 (7)

Erskine L, 2-4 (7)

Concord W, 5-1 (7)

Concord W, 6-1 (7)

Morris W, 9-2 (7)

Morris W, 9-4 (7)

Erskine W, 2-1 (7)

Erskine L, 0-4 (7)

Newberry W, 5-2 (7)

Newberry W, 4-0 (7)

Voorhees W, 4-0 (7)

USC Lancaster W, 6-2 (7)

USC Lancaster W, 7-2 (7)

Central Wesleyan W, 4-1 (7)

Central Wesleyan W, 5-4 (8)



Voorhees L, 1-2 (7)

Voorhees W, 12-2 (7)

Erskine 1 W, 5-1 (7)

Winthrop 1 L, 0-2 (7)

Central Wesleyan 1 L, 3-5 (7)

1 - NAIA District 6 Playoffs

1987Overall: 19-20 • Big South: 9-9

Coach: Dee Dee KishDate Opponent Site Result

3/6 * Winthrop H L, 0-3


3/9 * Char. Southern H L, 4-7


3/11 St. Louis H W, 20-13

3/11 St. Louis H W, 4-2

3/13 * Campbell H W, 8-5


3/14 * Armstrong State A W, 13-0

3/14 * Armstrong State A W, 13-0

3/16 Princeton H L, 2-5

3/16 Trenton State H L, 3-13

3/18 Stockton State H W, 3-2

3/18 Stockton State H W, 13-7

3/20 * Campbell A L, 1-4

3/20 * Campbell A W, 3-2

3/21 * Winthrop A L, 1-5


3/22 * UNC Asheville A L, 0-7 (forfeit)

3/22 * UNC Asheville A L, 3-10

3/24 * Armst. St. H (forfeit) W, 7-0

3/24 * Armst. St. H (forfeit) W, 7-0

3/25 Hiram H L, 2-8

3/27 Erskine H W, 6-4

3/27 Hiram H L, 3-4

3/28 Campbell H (forfeit) L, 0-7

3/28 Radford H W, 8-2

3/28 Methodist H W, 6-1

4/4 Spartanburg H W, 11-1

4/4 Spartanburg H W, 1-0

4/6 * Char. Southern A W, 4-3

4/6 * Char. Southern A W, 4-0

4/9 UNC Wilmington H L, 2-7


4/13 Francis Marion A L, 0-10


4/17 Baptist 1 L, 1-11

4/18 Campbell 1 W, 7-0

4/17 Char. Southern 1 L, 1-5

* Big South Conference

1 - Big South Conference Tournament


Coach: Jess DannellyDate Opponent Site Result

3/2 Furman H L, 0-1

3/2 Furman H L, 0-1

3/4 Winthrop H W, 7-6

3/4 Winthrop H L, 4-8

3/5 Rochester Inst. H W, 14-1

3/10 East Carolina H L, 2-4

3/12 Campbell A W, 4-1

3/12 Campbell A W, 13-4



3/17 * Winthrop A W, 4-0




3/20 Spartanburg Meth. H W, 5-4

3/20 Hiram H L, 2-6

3/21 Hiram H W, 3-1

3/21 Hiram H W, 9-0



3/26 * UNC Asheville H W, 5-2

3/26 * UNC Asheville H W, 3-1

3/29 Char. Southern A W, 9-1

3/29 Char. Southern A W, 10-1

3/30 Bucknell H L, 0-2

3/30 Bucknell H L, 1-5

4/1 Augusta H W, 7-2

4/1 Augusta H L, 1-11

4/2 UNC Wilmington 1 L, 3-6

4/2 Longwood 1 L, 4-6

4/2 Radford 1 W, 6-1

4/2 Campbell 1 W, 4-0



4/5 St. Francis H W, 7-0

4/5 St. Francis H W, 7-0

4/8 * Augusta A W, 15-10

4/8 * Augusta A W, 10-5


4/15 UNC Charlotte 2 W, 4-3

4/16 East Carolina 2 L, 1-9

4/16 UNC Charlotte 2 W, 6-0

4/16 Char. Southern 2 W, 5-4

4/16 UNC Wilmington 2 W, 9-7

4/17 East Carolina 2 L, 1-10


4/22 Winthrop 3 W, 2-0

4/23 Augusta 3 W, 12-0




1 - UNCW Seahawk Invitational

2 - ECU Lady Pirate Invitational



Coach: Jess DannellyDate Opponent Site Result (inn.)

3/13 Campbell H W, 6-1

3/13 Campbell H W, 2-1

3/18 UNC Wilmington 1 W, 10-2

3/18 Ohio 1 L, 4-3

3/19 George Mason 1 L, 1-2

3/21 Heidelberg H W, 8-0

3/21 Heidelberg H W, 6-0

3/27 Char. Southern A L, 5-8

3/27 Char. Southern A L, 5-6

3/29 * Campbell A W, 4-1

3/29 * Campbell A L, 5-6

3/31 Bucknell H W, 3-2

3/31 Bucknell H W, 10-3

4/1 Longwood 2 W, 7-4

4/1 UNC Greensboro 2 W, 10-3

4/1 Charles County 2 W, 7-2

4/2 Virginia Tech 2 W, 22-3


4/4 UNC Wilmington A W, 2-0

4/4 UNC Wilmington A L, 5-6

4/6 South Carolina H L, 0-3

4/6 South Carolina H L, 0-7

4/11 South Carolina A L, 0-2

4/11 South Carolina A L, 0-1





4/17 UNC Wilmington H W, 1-0


4/18 * UNC Asheville A L, 2-3

4/18 * UNC Asheville A W, 2-0

4/22 Winthrop 3 L, 0-2

4/23 UNC Asheville 3 W, 5-2


4/23 Winthrop 3 L, 0-1



2 - UNCW Seahawk Invitational




3/4 North Carolina H L, 2-3 (7)


3/6 Francis Marion A L, 6-3 (7)


3/8 East Carolina H W, 5-3 (7)


3/9 Mercer H (forfeit) W, 7-0 (7)

3/9 Mercer H (forfeit) W, 7-0 (7)

3/10 * UNC Asheville A W, 4-2 (7)

3/10 * UNC Asheville A L, 3-4 (7)

3/11 Furman A L, 0-2 (7)

3/11 Furman A L, 1-2 (8)

3/13 * Campbell A W, 4-2 (7)

3/13 * Campbell A L, 2-4 (7)

3/14 Heidelberg H W, 2-1 (7)

3/14 Heidelberg H W, 1-0 (7)

3/15 * Augusta A W, 6-1 (7)

3/15 * Augusta A W, 14-5 (7)

3/17 George Mason 1 W, 5-2 (7)

3/17 Monmouth 1 W, 2-0 (7)

3/17 East Carolina 1 L, 0-3 (7)

3/18 UNC Charlotte 1 L, 1-2 (7)

3/20 Campbell H W, 5-3 (7)

3/20 Campbell H W, 3-0 (7)

3/21 Wright State H W, 2-1 (7)


3/22 * Char. Southern A W, 4-1 (7)


3/24 * Winthrop H W, 5-4 (7)

3/24 * Winthrop H W, 8-1 (7)

3/27 Eastern Illinois H L, 3-5 (7)

3/27 Eastern Illinois H L, 1-14 (5)

3/28 South Carolina H L, 2-8 (7)


4/1 Augusta H W, 7-5 (7)

4/1 Augusta H W, 5-3 (7)

4/3 South Carolina A L, 1-6 (7)


4/5 UNC Wilmington A W, 1-0 (7)

4/5 UNC Wilmington A L, 1-4 (7)

4/7 Winthrop A L, 0-2 (7)

4/7 Winthrop A W, 5-4 (7)

4/9 Francis Marion H W, 6-1 (7)


4/11 Char. Southern H W, 3-0 (7)


4/13 Georgia State 2 L, 2-4 (7)


4/14 Winthrop 2 L, 0-3 (7)

4/17 UNC Wilmington H W, 4-3 (7)


4/19 Campbell 3 W, 10-3 (7)

4/20 Winthrop 3 W, 5-2 (7)

4/21 Winthrop 3 L, 0-1 (7)

4/21 Winthrop 3 L, 0-2 (7)



2 - South Carolina Invitational




3/1 Shippensburg H L, 0-1 (7)

3/1 Shippensburg H L, 4-5 (7)

3/4 Francis Marion A W, 10-2 (7)


3/9 * Campbell H W, 10-2 (7)

3/9 * Campbell H W, 4-3 (7)

3/11 East Carolina H L, 2-3 (7)




3/14 * UNC Asheville H W, 10-0 (6)


3/15 Methodist 1 W, 7-0 (7)

3/15 Campbell 1 W, 8-1 (7)

3/15 Methodist 1 W, 10-0 (5)

3/16 Char. Southern 1 L, 0-2 (7)

3/18 New England H W, 8-0 (7)

3/18 New England H W, 7-1 (7)



3/22 * Augusta H W, 6-0 (7)

3/22 * Augusta H W, 17-0 (5)


3/23 North Carolina 2 L, 4-8 (7)

3/23 UNC Wilmington 2 W, 7-6 (8)

3/24 East Carolina 2 W, 5-1 (7)

3/24 Limestone 2 W, 4-2 (7)

3/25 Campbell A L, 0-1 (7)

3/25 Campbell A L, 4-5 (7)

3/27 Augusta A L, 3-4 (7)

3/27 Augusta A W, 12-2 (6)

3/29 Bucknell H W, 1-0 (7)

3/29 Bucknell H W, 8-1 (7)





4/4 Newberry A W, 10-0 (5)

4/4 Newberry A W, 5-2 (7)

4/5 Campbell 3 W, 5-0 (7)



4/6 Georgia Tech 3 W, 4-3 (8)

4/6 Furman 3 L, 2-10 (5)

4/7 UNC Asheville A W, 8-2 (7)




4/12 Georgia Southern 4 W, 5-3 (7)

4/12 UNC Charlotte 4 W, 2-1 (10)

4/13 South Carolina 4 L, 0-1 (8)

4/13 Georgia State 4 L, 1-5 (7)




4/19 Augusta 5 W, 1-0 (7)

4/19 Winthrop 5 L, 1-2 (7)

4/20 Campbell 5 W, 3-1 (7)

4/20 Winthrop 5 W, 1-0 (7)

4/21 Winthrop 5 L, 2-7 (7)




1 - UNC Wilmington Invitational


3 - Furman Invitational

4 - South Carolina Invitational


1992Big South Conference Champions

Overall: 38-25 • Big South: 10-2

Coach: Jess Dannelly

Date Opponent Site Result (inn.)

2/28 Furman H L, 0-1 (7)

2/28 Furman H L, 2-3 (8)

3/7 * Campbell H W, 2-1 (8)

3/7 * Campbell H L, 0-1 (7)

3/8 Radford H W, 4-0 (7)

3/8 Radford H W, 2-0 (7)

3/10 George Mason H W, 11-1 (5)


3/11 * Radford H W, 4-0 (7)

3/11 * Radford H W, 11-3 (7)

3/12 Dayton H W, 2-0 (7)

3/12 Dayton H W, 3-2 (7)



3/15 St. Andrews H W, 4-0 (7)

3/15 St. Andrews H W, 4-0 (7)



3/19 Winthrop H W, 1-0 (7)

3/21 Delaware 1 W, 9-0 (7)

3/21 Ohio 1 L, 2-5 (7)

3/22 Towson State 1 W, 6-1 (7)

3/22 Central Connecticut1 L, 2-4 (7)

3/24 * Char. Southern H W, 2-1 (7)




3/26 Wright State H L, 0-1 (7)


3/28 Bucknell N (UNCW) W, 10-2 (7)


3/30 Char. Southern A W, 5-0 (7)

3/30 Char. Southern A L, 0-3 (7)




4/2 Francis Marion H L, 1-4 (7)



4/3 Campbell 2 W, 10-9 (7)

4/4 Furman 2 L, 2-4 (7)




4/5 UNC Asheville A L, 1-2 (7)



4/9 * Winthrop A W, 2-1 (7)

4/9 * Winthrop A W, 4-3 (7)

4/10 George Mason 3 W, 10-3 (7)



4/11 South Carolina 3 L, 1-2 (7)



4/14 UNC Wilmington H L, 4-7 (8)

4/16 Campbell 4 W, 5-4 (7)

4/17 Winthrop 4 W, 4-3 (7)

4/18 Winthrop 4 W, 7-2 (7)

5/16 NE Louisiana 5 L, 3-10 (7)

5/17 Western Illinois 5 L, 0-8 (5)

5/17 Depaul 5 L, 2-7 (7)

5/17 Notre Dame 5 L, 0-3 (7)




3 - UNC Invitational


5 - National Invitation Tournament



3/1 Furman H W, 2-0 (7)

3/1 Furman H L, 3-7 (7)



3/10 * Radford H L, 0-3 (7)

3/10 * Radford H W, 5-4 (7)

3/11 Yale H W, 1-0 (7)

3/11 Yale H L, 2-3 (7)



3/18 Dayton H W, 4-1 (7)

3/18 Dayton H W, 16-3 (5)

3/20 Delaware 1 W, 6-1 (7)

3/20 Ohio 1 W, 8-4 (7)

3/21 Lafayette 1 W, 12-0 (5)

3/21 Cleveland State 1 W, 8-1 (7)


3/24 Coll. of Charleston H W, 10-0 (6)


3/26 Ohio 2 W, 12-1 (7)

3/28 * UMBC H W, 5-4 (7)

3/28 * UMBC H W, 4-1 (7)



4/2 Char. Southern 3 W, 4-3 (7)

4/2 Coll. of Charleston 3 W, 18-6 (6)

4/3 Furman 3 L, 0-12 (5)


4/3 Coll. of Charleston 3 W, 7-3 (7)

4/8 * UNC Greensboro A L, 0-1 (7)


4/9 Hofstra 4 W, 7-6 (7)

4/9 Virginia 4 L, 0-6 (7)

4/10 Florida State 4 L, 0-8 (5)






4/14 * Campbell H W, 4-1 (7)

4/14 * Campbell H W, 6-2 (7)



4/18 Coll. of Charleston A W, 4-1 (7)




4/22 UMBC 5 W, 10-0 (5)

4/22 Campbell 5 L, 0-1 (8)

4/23 Towson State 5 L, 2-3 (7)



2 - Winthrop Invitational






3/5 Mt. St. Mary's H W, 11-0 (5)

3/5 Mt. St. Mary's H W, 8-0 (5)



3/11 Purdue H W, 7-0 (7)

3/11 Purdue H W, 2-0 (7)

3/12 * Liberty H W, 11-0 (5)

3/12 * Liberty H W, 16-0 (5)



3/16 * Radford A W, 9-4 (7)

3/16 * Radford A W, 9-2 (5)

3/18 Rutgers 1 W, 7-5 (7)


3/19 Lehigh 1 W, 9-1 (5)

3/19 Bucknell 1 W, 7-0 (7)

3/20 Bucknell 1 W, 11-0 (6)

3/20 Delaware 1 W, 12-3 (6)


3/22 * UNC Greensboro H W, 2-1 (7)


3/24 SC State H W, 27-0 (5)

3/24 SC State H W, 35-1 (5)

3/25 Georgia Tech 2 L, 1-2 (7)

3/25 Col. of Charleston 2 W, 11-1 (5)

3/26 St. Francis 2 W, 8-0 (5)

3/26 Marshall 2 L, 1-5 (7)

3/26 Samford 2 W, 5-4 (8)

3/30 * Char. Southern H L, 1-3 (7)




4/1 * UMBC A W, 9-1 (7)

4/1 * UMBC A W, 6-1 (7)

4/2 * Towson State A W, 11-2 (7)

4/2 * Towson State A W, 10-5 (7)





4/8 Virginia 3 L, 0-5 (7)





4/12 Campbell A L, 2-3 (7)

4/12 Campbell A L, 6-7 (7)

4/15 North Carolina 4 W, 2-1 (7)

4/15 TN Chattanooga 4 W, 9-1 (6)

4/16 Texas A&M 4 L, 0-10 (5)

4/16 Samford 4 W, 3-2 (7)

4/17 Nichols State 4 L, 1-6 (7)

4/17 Hofstra 4 L, 0-5 (7)



4/21 Winthrop 5 W, 10-1 (7)

4/21 UMBC 5 L, 6-7 (7)


4/22 UNC Greensboro 5 L, 0-10 (6)





4 - Frost Cutlery/UTC Invitational






3/5 * Towson State H L, 3-5 (7)

3/5 * Towson State H W, 2-1 (7)



3/11 * UNC Greensboro H L, 4-8 (7)


3/12 Radford H W, 8-2 (7)

3/12 Colgate H W, 7-6 (7)

3/13 Colgate H W, 3-2 (7)



3/15 UNC Charlotte H W, 6-2 (7)

3/16 * UMBC H L, 0-3 (7)

Year-By-Year Results



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3/16 * UMBC H W, 3-0 (7)


3/18 Colgate 1 W, 4-1 (7)

3/18 Lafayette 1 W, 3-2 (9)


3/19 Michigan State 1 L, 0-3 (7)


3/22 Wagner H W, 7-1 (7)




3/24 Mercer 2 W, 4-2 (7)

3/25 Marshall 2 W, 10-2 (5)

3/25 Toledo 2 L, 2-8 (7)

3/25 Wright State 2 L, 1-7 (7)

3/28 Kent State H L, 0-3 (7)

3/28 Kent State H W, 6-4 (7)

3/29 * Winthrop A L, 2-3 (7)

3/29 * Winthrop A L, 0-1 (7)

4/1 * Liberty A W, 7-4 (7)

4/1 * Liberty A W, 13-5 (6)

4/2 * Radford A W, 12-0 (5)

4/2 * Radford A W, 13-4 (6)

4/5 Coll. of Charleston A L, 4-7 (7)


4/8 Virginia H L, 1-6 (7)


4/9 Virginia H W, 4-1 (7)


4/11 * Char. Southern A L, 8-10 (7)



4/12 Coll. of Charleston H L, 3-5 (7)


4/14 Illinois-Chicago 3 L, 1-9 (5)

4/14 Middle TN State 3 L, 0-1 (7)

4/15 Louisiana Tech 3 L, 1-9 (5)

4/15 Georgia Southern 3 W, 5-0 (7)



4/21 Winthrop 4 L, 2-3 (7)

4/21 Liberty 4 L, 2-10 (5)






3 - Frost Cutlery/UTC Invitational




2/29 Mount St. Mary's H W, 8-0 (5)

2/29 Mount St. Mary's H W, 11-2 (5)


3/3 Virginia Tech H W, 8-0 (6)

3/9 * UNC Wilmington H W, 1-0 (7)



3/10 Canisius H W, 4-3(8)

3/11 * Radford H W, 6-2 (7)

3/11 * Radford H W, 3-1 (7)

3/13 * Liberty H L, 1-4 (7)

3/13 * Liberty H W, 2-0 (7)

3/14 * East Carolina A L, 0-7 (7)


3/15 Monmouth 1 L, 5-9 (7)

3/16 Canisius 1 L, 2-5 (7)


3/16 Kent 1 W, 2-1 (8)

3/17 St. Peter's 1 L, 1-2 (7)



3/20 Georgia Southern H W, 2-1 (8)

3/20 Georgia Southern H W, 4-1 (7)

3/21 Kennesaw State H L, 2-7 (7)

3/21 Kennesaw State H L, 5-9 (8)

3/22 TN Chattanooga 2 L, 4-5 (7)


3/23 Kent 2 L, 0-5 (7)

3/23 Maryland 2 L, 0-3 (7)



3/30 * UNC Greensboro A W, 5-2 (7)


3/31 * Winthrop A W, 4-2 (8)

3/31 * Winthrop A W, 7-3 (7)

4/2 Limestone H W, 8-3 (7)

4/2 Limestone H L, 3-5 (7)

4/3 Campbell H W, 2-1 (7)

4/3 Campbell H W, 7-3 (7)

4/5 * George Mason A W, 3-0 (7)


4/6 * UMBC A L, 0-5 (7)

4/6 * UMBC A L, 3-5 (7)







4/19 Radford 3 W, 4-0 (7)


4/21 UNC Greensboro 3 L, 1-5 (7)


4/26 Middle TN State 4 W, 5-4 (7)

4/27 Tennessee 4 L, 0-23 (5)

4/27 Saint Louis 4 W, 4-3 (6)

4/28 Middle TN State 4 L, 0-1 (7)





4 - Lady Vol Invitational



2/28 Robert Morris 1 L, 0-6 (7)

3/1 South Florida 1 L, 5-6 (7)

3/1 Mississippi 1 L, 1-2 (7)

3/1 Michigan State 1 W, 6-5 (7)

3/2 Robert Morris 1 L, 3-4 (10)

3/5 Coker College H L, 1-2 (7)

3/5 Coker College H L, 0-10 (7)

3/8 Auburn 2 L, 3-6 (7)

3/8 Radford 2 W, 3-2 (8)


3/9 Auburn 2 W, 5-6 (7)

3/11 Campbell A L, 3-9 (7)

3/11 Campbell A L, 5-6 (8)

3/16 Bucknell H W, 8-3 (7)

3/16 Illinois at Chicago H L, 1-4 (7)

3/17 Eastern Illinois 3 L, 2-3 (8)

3/17 Bucknell 3 W, 9-1 (5)

3/18 Illinois at Chicago 3 L, 0-7 (7)

3/18 Bucknell 3 W, 2-1 (9)

3/20 USC Spartanburg H W, 7-1 (7)

3/20 USC Spartanburg H W, 3-1 (7)

3/21 Maine 4 W, 5-0 (7)

3/21 Akron 4 L, 0-7 (7)

3/22 Virginia Tech 4 W, 5-2 (7)

3/22 Akron 4 W, 4-1 (7)

3/22 Penn State 4 L, 5-7 (7)





3/31 * UNC Wilmington A W, 6-1 (7)

3/31 * UNC Wilmington A L, 7-8 (7)





4/7 * East Carolina H L, 5-11 (7)

4/7 * East Carolina H W, 2-1 (7)










4/19 * Liberty H L, 1-10 (6)

4/19 * Liberty H L, 0-2 (7)

4/20 * Radford H L, 3-4 (7)

4/20 * Radford H W, 6-4 (7)

4/26 * Winthrop H W, 9-1 (6)

4/26 * Winthrop H W, 3-0 (7)

4/27 * UMBC H(forfeit) W, 7-0 (7)

4/27 * UMBC H(forfeit) W, 7-0 (7)

5/2 UMBC 6 W, 3-1 (7)



5/3 Liberty 6 L, 4-5 (7)


1 - South Florida Invitational

2 - Chanticleer Classic

3 - Coastal Round Robin


5 - Tar Heel Invitational


1998NCAA Tournament

Big South Conference Champions

Overall: 34-25 • Big South: 11-5




2/27 Connecticut 1 L, 1-7 (7)

2/27 #3 South Florida 1 L, 0-3 (7)

2/28 Ohio State 1 L, 3-11 (7)

2/28 Georgia Southern 1 L, 2-7 (7)

3/1 Connecticut 1 L, 3-5 (7)

3/5 St. Bonaventure H W, 8-3 (7)


3/13 Evansville H W, 4-3 (7)

3/13 Virginia Tech H L, 0-1 (7)

3/14 Evansville H W, 1-0 (8)

3/14 Virginia Tech H L, 1-5 (7)

3/16 Bucknell 2 L, 5-6 (8)

3/16 Eastern Illinois 2 L, 4-5 (7)

3/17 Princeton 2 W, 6-0 (7)

3/17 Illinois at Chicago 2 L, 1-9 (5)

3/21 Northeast Louisiana3 L, 2-3 (8)

3/21 Providence 3 L, 1-2 (7)

3/22 Samford 3 W, 7-4 (6)

3/22 Virginia Tech 3 L, 5-6 (6)

3/25 Elon H W, 3-0 (7)

3/25 Elon H L, 3-6 (7)

3/28 Belmont H W, 2-1 (7)

3/28 Furman H W, 4-1 (7)

3/29 Furman H W, 4-3 (7)


3/31 Campbell H W, 3-2 (7)

3/31 Campbell H W, 6-3 (7)







4/10 * Radford H L, 4-7 (7)

4/10 * Radford H W, 9-8 (7)





4/18 * Liberty H L, 1-2 (8)

4/18 * Liberty H W, 3-2 (8)



4/25 * UMBC A W, 6-5 (8)

4/25 * UMBC A L, 0-8 (6)



4/28 * Winthrop A W, 3-0 (7)

4/28 * Winthrop A W, 3-1 (7)


5/1 Radford 4 W, 4-0 (7)


5/3 Liberty 4 W, 2-1 (7)

5/8 Florida A&M 5 W, 2-1 (8)

5/8 Florida A&M 5 W, 5-3 (9)

5/15 #5 Nebraska 6 L, 0-7 (7)

5/15 Oregon 6 L, 3-11 (7)


1 - USF Louisville Classic

2 - Coastal Classic

3 - Winthrop/Ringor Invitational


5 - NCAA Play-in Series (at Coastal)

6 - NCAA Region 2 Tournament (at Nebraska)



2/26 Georgia Southern A/1 L, 3-5 (7)

2/26 Auburn 1 L, 1-10 (5)

2/27 Stetson 1 W, 1-0 (8)

2/27 Middle Tenn. State 1 L, 2-5 (7)

2/28 Stetson 1 W, 3-2 (7)

2/28 Georgia Southern A/1 W, 8-4 (7)

2/28 Auburn 1 L, 3-15 (6)



3/10 Bucknell H W, 7-6 (7)

3/10 Loyola of Chicago H W, 4-0 (7)

3/11 Evansville H L, 0-2 (7)


3/12 Loyola of Chicago 2 L, 3-4 (7)

3/12 Austin Peay 2 W, 4-1 (7)

3/13 Loyola of Chicago H W, 4-2 (7)


3/15 #16 Ill.at Chicago 3 L, 1-4 (7)

3/16 Kentucky 3 L, 8-9 (8)

3/16 Middle Tenn. State 3 W, 3-2 (7)

3/17 Kentucky 3 L, 0-7 (7)

3/17 Middle Tenn. State 3 L, 2-3 (7)

3/19 Providence 4 W, 9-1 (7)

3/19 Marshall 4 L, 0-4 (7)

3/20 St. Bonaventure 4 W, 11-2 (5)

3/20 Fla. International 4 L, 2-5 (7)


4/2 * East Carolina H L, 0-13 (5)

4/2 * East Carolina H W, 6-4 (8)



4/10 * UNC Wilmington A W, 1-0 (7)

4/10 * UNC Wilmington A L, 2-5 (7)

4/11 * George Mason H W, 7-1 (7)

4/11 * George Mason H W, 5-2 (7)



4/17 * Winthrop H W, 6-1 (7)

4/17 * Winthrop H W, 3-2 (7)

4/18 Elon H W, 6-0 (7)

4/18 Elon H W, 4-3 (8)

4/21 #16 South Carolina H L, 1-5 (7)

4/21 #16 South Carolina H L, 4-7 (7)

4/24 * Liberty A L, 3-4 (8)

4/24 * Liberty A L, 0-1 (7)

4/25 * Radford A L, 3-4 (7)

4/25 * Radford A L, 3-4 (7)

5/1 Campbell A W, 5-2 (7)

5/1 Campbell A W, 5-4 (9)



5/8 Radford 5 W, 4-3 (7)




1 - Ga. Southern/Reebok Invitational

2 - Lady Chanticleer Invitational

3 - Coastal Carolina Classic

4 - Winthrop/Ringor Invitational




2/11 South Florida N/1 L, 2-3 (7)

2/11 Florida A/1 L, 0-8 (7)

2/12 Stetson N/1 L, 1-6 (7)

2/12 Florida A/1 L, 0-8 (7)

2/13 South Florida N/1 L, 3-5 (7)

2/13 Stetson N/1 L, 1-2 (7)

2/25 Georgia Southern A/2 L, 2-3 (7)

2/25 Middle Tenn. St. N/2 L, 0-1 (7)

2/26 Tennessee N/2 L, 0-3 (7)

2/26 Elon N/2 W, 9-0 (6)

2/27 Elon N/2 W, 6-1 (7)

2/29 St. Francis H W, 3-2 (7)

2/29 St. Francis H W, 5-4 (7)



3/9 St. John’s H L, 1-3 (7)

3/9 St. John’s H W, 6-3 (7)

3/11 Illinois H W, 3-2 (7)

3/11 Illinois H L, 2-3(7)

3/13 Belmont H/3 W, 5-2 (7)

3/13 St. Peters H/3 W, 4-1 (7)

3/14 Dayton H/3 L, 3-6 (7)

3/14 East Carolina H/3 L, 3-7 (7)

3/15 Belmont H/3 W, 5-0 (7)


3/17 Mercer N/4 W, 9-1 (5)

3/17 Pittsburgh N/4 L, 0-4 (7)

3/18 Morgan State N/4 W, 7-1 (7)

3/18 Illinois N/4 W, 14-2 (5)

3/18 Pittsburgh N/4 L, 1-3 (7)

3/22 UNC Wilmington A L, 4-5 (10)


3/24 Mercer N/5 L, 5-10 (7)

3/24 SW Missouri StateN/5 L, 1-3 (7)

3/25 Maryland N/5 L, 3-8 (7)

3/25 Harvard N/5 W, 4-1 (7)

3/29 Campbell H W, 8-2 (7)

3/29 Campbell H W, 7-1 (7)







4/17 * Liberty H W, 8-0 (6)

4/17 * Liberty H L, 0-2 (7)

4/18 #19 South Carolina A W, 7-5 (7)

4/18 #19 South Carolina A L, 2-5 (7)



4/30 * Elon A W, 4-1 (7)

4/30 * Elon A W, 5-0 (7)

5/7 * Radford H L, 6-7 (7)

5/7 * Radford H W, 8-0 (6)

5/9 * Winthrop A W, 2-0 (7)

5/9 * Winthrop A W, 7-3 (7)

5/12 Winthrop H/6 W, 14-1 (5)

5/13 Liberty H/6 L, 3-4 (7)

5/13 Winthrop H/6 W, 12-4 (5)

5/14 Liberty H/6 W, 2-0 (8)

5/14 Liberty H/6 W, 4-2 (8)

5/18 #5 Arizona State A/7 L, 1-9 (6)

5/19 #21 Florida AtlanticN/7 W, 4-2 (7)

5/20 Penn State N/7 W, 3-1 (7)

5/20 #5 Arizona State N/7 L, 1-2 (7)


1- Univ. of Florida Tour. in Gainesville

2 - Georgia Southern Tour.

3 - CCU Classic in Conway, SC


5 - GT Buzz Classic


7 - NCAA Region 5 Tournament (at Arizona St.)



2/23 Middle Tenn. St. N/1 L, 0-2

2/23 Georgia Southern A/1 W, 4-0 (7)

2/24 Jacksonville State N/1 L, 3-4 (7)

2/24 Samford N/1 W, 5-0 (7)

2/25 Jacksonville State N/1 L, 2-3 (8)

3/7 UNC Greensboro H W, 4-1 (7)

3/7 UNC Greensboro H W, 3-2 (8)

3/8 Pittsburgh H W, 5-0 (7)

3/8 Pittsburgh H L, 0-12 (5)

3/12 Bowling Green H/2 L, 2-6 (7)

3/12 Virginia H/2 L, 1-12 (6)


3/13 Illinois H/2 W, 1-0 (7)

3/14 Illinois H/2 L, 1-4 (7)

3/23 Tennessee Martin N/3 L, 5-6 (7)

3/23 Stetson N/3 L, 1-5 (7)

3/24 Georgia Tech A/3 W, 7-3 (7)

3/24 Illinois at Chicago N/3 W, 4-3 (8)

3/24 North Carolina N/3 L, 0-9 (5)

3/28 #7 Louisiana State H L, 2-12 (6)

3/28 #7 Louisiana State H L, 0-4 (7)







4/8 * Winthrop H W, 9-8 (7)

4/8 * Winthrop H W, 10-2 (5)



4/12 Campbell A W, 13-2 (6)

4/12 Campbell A W, 2-0 (7)



4/20 * Liberty A W, 4-3 (7)

4/20 * Liberty A W, 7-5 (7)

4/21 * Radford A L, 5-6 (7)

4/21 * Radford A W, 8-0 (5)





4/29 * Elon H W, 2-1 (7)

4/29 * Elon H W, 11-0 (7)

5/5 Liberty N/4 W, 4-0 (7)

5/5 Char. Southern N/4 W, 8-4 (7)

5/6 Winthrop N/4 W, 9-2 (7)

5/17 #2 UCLA A/5 L, 0-8 (5)

5/17 #17 Fresno State N/5 L, 4-6 (7)


1 - Ga. Southern/Reebok Invitational

2 - Coastal Carolina Classic

3 - Georgia Tech's Buzz Classic


5 - NCAA Region 2 Tournament

Sara Graziano

1994 GTE/CoSIDa scholar-athlete of the year



1818181818 CCU President Dr. Ronald R. Ingle

Coastal Carolina President Dr. Ron Ingle (left) and Matt Hogue, the Voice

of the Chanticleers, discuss a men’s basketball game on the Chanticleers

Televison Network. Dr. Ingle and his wife Judy are the Chants’ number

one fans as they are cheering at almost every home event.

Ronald R. Ingle has dedicated his career to higher education as a professor and an administrator.

On July 1, 1993, the Coastal Carolina University Board of Trustees named him the institution’s first

president at a time when the university was experiencing unprecedented changes as its 34-year affiliation

with the University of South Carolina ended.

Under President Ingle’s leadership, grant funds for faculty research and academic programs increased

230 percent in just one year. Emphasis on computer technology placed Coastal Carolina among the

leaders in computer access for faculty, staff and students. President Ingle also has been responsible for

recruiting outstanding faculty and academic administrators from throughout the nation; faculty salaries

have increased 32.9 percent in six years. In 1998, Coastal Carolina was one of 10 institutions in the

nation, and the only public university, to receive a $500,000 National Science Foundation grant under a

new program entitled Awards for the Integration of Research and Education. A multi-year plan to raise

admissions standards has resulted in an increase of 160 points for the average SAT score for entering

freshmen. An innovative program for older adults and retirees serves more than 900 people and has

earned national recognition. Since 1993, the university has enjoyed a 78 percent increase in annual

giving and the net assets of the Coastal Educational Foundation, Inc., have risen from $5.6 million to $11.5 million.

President Ingle serves on the board of directors of the

American Association of State Colleges and Universities and

the Datatel Scholars Foundation and is a member of the

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission

on Colleges and the Southern Regional Education Boards. As

an advocate for statewide educational coordination, President

Ingle has been a strong voice for restructuring higher education

in South Carolina. His colleagues at the state’s 33 colleges

and universities expressed confidence in his leadership when

they elected him chair of the South Carolina Council of College

and University Presidents in 1995 and 2000.

President Ingle served as interim chancellor of Coastal

Carolina from April 1992 to June 1993 after having served as

vice chancellor for academic affairs since 1988.

Prior to his appointment at Coastal Carolina, President

Ingle was associate dean of the College of Applied and

Professional Sciences at USC Columbia. In addition to his

administrative and teaching responsibilities, he served as

consultant to the World Bank on Tourism Projects in the

Bahamas and as a consultant on tourism in other Caribbean

countries. He developed summer programs for gifted middle school students and the provisional year freshman program at USC Columbia.

He has served on accreditation teams for the Southern Association of Colleges

and Schools. He also has held administrative and faculty positions at Kennesaw

College, South Georgia College, and The Ohio State University. President Ingle is

a tenured professor of psychology and has published numerous professional

articles.

President Ingle earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Wofford

College in 1962, a master’s degree in higher education administration

from Florida State University in 1963, and a doctorate in psychology

from The Ohio State University in 1972. He served a tour of active

duty as an officer in the U.S. Army from 1964 to 1966.

A native of Moncks Corner, South Carolina, he and his wife, Judy,

have two sons: David and Stephen; and one grandson. Judy is director

of reading and language arts for the Georgetown County School District.

She is originally from Florence, Alabama.



CCU Athletic Director Warren �Moose� Koegel

Warren D. “Moose” Koegel is in his first full year as the Director of Athletics at Coastal

Carolina University. President Ronald R. Ingle introduced Koegel as the Chanticleers’ fifth

Athletic Director since 1986 on October 6, 2000.

In Koegel’s first months at the helm of the Coastal Carolina Athletic Department, the

Chanticleers flourished both on and off the fields of play. In his short tenure to date, Coastal

has been represented in NCAA Championships in women’s indoor track and field, women’s

outdoor track and field, women’s tennis, men’s golf, softball and baseball. Coastal Carolina

also won the prestigious George F. “Buddy” Sasser Cup, awarded annually to the top athletic

department in the Big South Conference. In addition to the work in their sport, Coastal’s 201

student-athletes combined for a 3.038 grade point average during the 2000-2001 academic

year.

As Coastal Carolina’s 16 current NCAA Division I sports continue to flourish, Koegel is

also leading the charge for the Chanticleers 17th sport — football. Football, which will kick-off with the start of the 2003 season,

will compete at the NCAA Division I-AA level. Coastal will begin construction on a 12,000-seat state-of-the-art stadium this

year, as well as a new athletic facility which will house the entire athletic department. The new facility will include an expanded

weight room, training room, team meeting rooms, locker rooms for football and men’s and women’s soccer, offices for all

coaches and staff, and several conference rooms. The facility will also become the new home for the Coastal Carolina University

Athletic Hall of Fame.

Koegel came to Coastal Carolina from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where he has served as an associate

athletic director since 1998. He has served on the football coaching staffs at the University of Connecticut, Rutgers University

and Wyoming University. Koegel, who played for five years in the NFL, starred at Penn State University under legendary coach

Joe Paterno.

At the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Koegel managed a $5.2 million budget for 16 NCAA

Division I sports. His other administrative responsibilities include

compliance, athletic scholarships, marketing and serving as the

liaison to the coaching staff. He also serves on the steering

committee for the NCAA I-AA National Championship

Football Game. During his tenure on the football

coaching staff at the University of Connecticut

from 1992 to 1997, he was recruiting

coordinator and defensive line coach as well

as interim head coach in 1993. Koegel was an assistant football coach

at Rutgers University from 1984 to 1990 and Wyoming University

from 1977 to 1983.

Prior to his professional career from 1971 to 1976 with the

Oakland Raiders, St. Louis Cardinals and New York Jets, Koegel

was co-captain of the football team at Penn State University, where

he earned a bachelor’s degree in 1971. During his college career he

was a third team All-American during his senior year and played on

two Orange Bowl champion teams. He played in the Hula Bowl, East-

West Shrine Game and the College All-State Game. Koegel received

Penn State’s Dedicated Player and Outstanding Senior Awards.

Koegel and his wife Elaine have one daughter, Kathryn.

“Moose”

during his

days with the

Oakland Raiders.

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843-349-2813

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Jess Dannelly

Associate Athletic Dir.

Head Softball Coach

843-349-2827

[email protected]

Gina Markland

Senior Woman Admin.

Asst. AD for Academics

843-349-2874

[email protected]

Casey Comoroski

Asst. AD for Compliance

843-349-2839

[email protected]

Linda VereenFaculty Athletic Rep.

843-349-2166

[email protected]

Gayle Skipper

Administrative Assistant

Asst. Business Manager

843-349-2820

[email protected]

Kathie Schlick

Athletic Business Manager

843-349-2824

[email protected]

Gina SimoneCheerleading Coach

843-349-2895

[email protected]

Al JeanStrength & Conditioning

843-349-2837

[email protected]

Chris JohnsonAsst. AD for Development

843-349-2466

[email protected]

Matt HogueAsst. AD for Marketing

843-349-2827

[email protected]

Bruce StewartAsst. AD for Promotions

843-349-2838

[email protected]

Dwayne BeamAsst. Athletic Trainer

843-349-2825

[email protected]

Sue Geesey-JeanInterim Head

Athletic Trainer

843-349-2823

[email protected]



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Wayne White

Asst. AD for Media Relations

843-349-2822

[email protected]

Mike Macdonald

Asst. Dir. of Media Relations

843-349-2840

[email protected]

Alli Carter

Media Relations Intern

843-349-2848

[email protected]

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David BennettFootball

843-349-2904

[email protected]

Andrew AldenMen’s Cross Country/

Track & Field

843-349-2907

[email protected]

Brian AshleyWomen’s Golf

843-349-2474

[email protected]

Kristen BauerVolleyball

843-349-2814

[email protected]

Alan ConnieWomen’s Cross Country/

Track & Field

843-349-2904

[email protected]

Jody DavisMen’s & Women’s

Tennis

843-349-2832

[email protected]

Shaun DockingMen’s Soccer

843-349-2803

[email protected]

Gary GilmoreBaseball

843-349-2816

[email protected]

Allen TerrellDirector of Golf

Men’s Golf Coach

843-349-2902

[email protected]

Pete StricklandMen’s Basketball

843-349-2818

[email protected]

Karrie MillerWomen’s Soccer

843-349-2859

[email protected]

Alan LeForceWomen’s Basketball

843-349-2931

[email protected]



The Big South Conference

The Big South Conference is a progressive NCAA

Division I athletic conference reflecting the energy and

growth of the New South. Founded in 1983, the Big

South Conference has matured in its brief history into

a competitive leader in college athletics, actively

pursuing excellence, both on the field and in the

classroom.

The Conference’s growing presence as an NCAA

Division I athletic league is evident by a bold

basketball television package, a state-of-the art web

site and nine schools committed to excellence, which

will carry the Conference through the 21st century.

The Big South Conference, in its 18th year of

existence, consists of nine member institutions in the

Southeast. Members include: Birmingham-Southern

College, Charleston Southern University, Coastal

Carolina University, Elon University, High Point

University, Liberty University, UNC Asheville,

Radford University and Winthrop University.

For the fifth consecutive year, the Big South is

sponsoring 17 Division I championship programs. That

number will grow to 18 in the Fall of 2002 when the

first Big South football champion will be crowned.

Currently, there are eight championship sports for men:

baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, indoor/

outdoor track and tennis, and nine for women:

basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis,

indoor/outdoor track and volleyball.

This season, Big South champions in all eligible

sports will receive automatic bids to NCAA

Championships (automatic bids are not awarded in

cross country and track and field).

In addition to the Big South’s athletic

accomplishments, the League also honors academic

achievement. Each year the Presidential Honor Roll

and the George A. Christenberry Awards honor

outstanding work in the classroom by the League’s

student-athletes. For the seventh year, the Conference’s

Sports Information Directors will select a Scholar-

Athlete in each Conference sport and a male and female

Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Additionally, the Big South Select-Scholars,

honored by the Conference’s Faculty Athletics

Representatives, will be presented for its third

consecutive year. The League’s outreach program also

includes a Youth Day at which select student-athletes

helped Charlotte-area youngsters realize the

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importance of an education with the third annual Youth

Day this past spring.

In May of 1998, Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Charleston

Southern President, succeeded Winthrop President Dr.

Anthony DiGiorgio as Conference President. Hunter,

who served as the League’s Vice President under

DiGiorgio, was recently reelected for his second term

as Conference President. Under his leadership, the Big

South continued to push several initiatives focusing

on strategic planning, fiscal integrity, membership,

community involvement and enhancement of athletic

competition.

Dr. DiGiorgio’s leadership served the Conference

well during his tenure. He represented the Big South

nationally as a member of the prestigious President’s

Commission and Board of Directors of the NCAA. He

spent two terms as league President (six years),

succeeding former Radford University President Dr.

Donald Dedmon. Dedmon also spent two terms (six

years) at the helm of the League and played an

instrumental role in establishing the Big South as a

competitive NCAA Division I Conference.

The Conference was formed on August 21, 1983,

when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College)

Athletic Director Howard Bagwell, and Augusta

President George Christenberry initially began

recruiting members into the Big South. One month

later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the

league’s first Commissioner and continued to solicit

new members. By 1984, the League’s charter members

included: Armstrong State, Augusta, Campbell,

Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina, Radford and

Winthrop.

Not only has the league seen changes in

membership, but in administration as well. In 1989,

George F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the retiring Dr.

Singleton as Commissioner. Under his leadership, the

Conference implemented its public relations and

compliance programs, and introduced its first-ever

men’s basketball television package, featuring the Big

South competing among some of the finest teams in

the nation. So integral was Sasser to the growth of the

League, that in 2000 the Conference renamed the

Commissioner’s Cup, the award given to the institution

with the most successful athletic year, to the George

F. Sasser Cup.

In 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser, who

would continue to serve the League as Director of

Athletics at Coastal Carolina University until his

retirement in 1999. Kallander has been instrumental

in aggressively promoting the Conference, including

the development of the Big South Marketing Group,

which has resulted in increased revenues and exposure

for the Conference and its members. He also expanded

the Big South’s television coverage, including the

addition of women’s basketball telecasts, a first in

Conference history. Under Kallander’s leadership the

Big South developed and initiated its first long-range

strategic plan, re-affirming the league’s vision as a

distinctive athletic Conference committed to the

quality of institutional life through athletic

competition.

As college athletics has rolled into the 21st century,

a bold new Big South Conference is emerging,

providing quality athletic competition while

intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social

and athletic development of each student-athlete.

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George F. “Buddy” Sasser Cup

Coastal Carolina University won the prestigious George

F. “Buddy” Sasser Cup for the fifth time in 2001. The

Sasser Cup, named for the former Coastal Carolina

Athletic Director and Big South Commissioner, honors

the top overall athletic department in the Big South

Conference. The award is based on a point system, with

points being awarded based upon each school’s finish in

each of the 17 championships.

The Chanticleers’ five Sasser Cup awards are the most

earned by one school in Big South history. Coastal won

the 2001 award by capturing Big South titles in baseball,

softball, and women’s tennis. Coastal also posted one

second place finish and seven third place finishes. In addition to the Big South honors,

Coastal Carolina was represented in six different NCAA Championships.

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SmithMarketing/

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HollingsworthOffice

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CompanionAssociate

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