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2013 Holy Family University

Softball Media Guide

Table of Contents

Table of Contents 2About Holy Family 3About the CACC 4President Sister Francesca Onley 5Athletic Administration 6Residence Halls 7Facilities 8Coaching Staff 9-102013 Roster 11-122013 Season Preview 13-14Meet the 2013 Tigers 15-29Follow the Tigers 302013 Schedule 312012 CACC Year In Review 322012 Results/Stats 33-34Record Book 35-382013 Schedule Back CoverThe 2013 Softball Media Guide was produced by

the Holy Family Department of Sports Information.

Table of Contents

Holy Family (21-26, 13-13 CACC) earned the eighth seed in the 2012 CACC championship and went 1-2 before being eliminated by Felician College on day two of the championship. The Tigers made their first postseason appearance under head coach Davon Ortega as the team recorded its first 20-win season since 2010.

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Every great achievement starts with a dream. We know because we see dreams made real every single day. Whatever your interests, whatever your goals, you’ll be given every opportunity to pursue them, with success, at Holy Family University.

Founded in 1954 by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Holy Family University is a comprehensive four-year university based in Philadelphia. About half of the University’s 3,500 students are enrolled on a full- or part-time basis in the traditional undergraduate program. The remaining students are adults enrolled in graduate programs or accelerated degree programs designed for working adults.

More than 45 degree programs are avail-able from four schools: Arts & Sciences, Business Administration, Education, and Nursing & Allied Health Professions. Con-tinuing education and accelerated degree programs are offered by the Division of Extended Learning.

The University is based at the Northeast Philadelphia Campus, which serves as home of the traditional undergraduate program and offers courses in the gradu-ate program. The Northeast Philadelphia Campus also offers student housing for full-time undergraduates.

Holy Family University

Holy Family — Newtown is located in Newtown Township, Bucks County, and offers an undergraduate program in education, graduate programs, and select courses in the accelerated programs.

Specially designed for adult students, Holy Family — Woodhaven in Bensalem Township, Bucks County, serves as home to the Division of Extended Learning and its continuing education and acceler-ated degree programs. The University’s accelerated MBA also is available in South Philadelphia at Gloria Dei (Old Swedes’) Church, located at Columbus Avenue and Christian Street.

Respect for the individual, the dignity of the human person. Inspired by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth who founded the University, these values are at the very core of our institution. They are values that are taught here, but even more, they are values that are lived here. Our concern for moral values and social justice guides our programs and enriches everything that we do.

NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIAHoly Family University is a fully accredit-ed, Catholic, private, co-educational, four year University located in the Torresdale section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Founded in 1954 by the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Holy Family provides liberal arts and professional programs for more than 2,100 undergraduate students through day, evening, and summer ses-sions.

Holy FamilyThe University is based at the Northeast Philadelphia Campus, which serves as home of the traditional under-graduate program and offers courses in the graduate program. The Northeast Philadelphia Campus also offers student housing for full-time undergraduates. Lo-cated less than a mile from Bucks County, Holy Family offers the benefits of a big city in a quiet, park-like suburban setting. With easy access to regional rail lines, city bus routes, and nearby expressways, the University serves as a gateway to all that the City of Brotherly Love offers.

NEWTOWNThe Newtown facility occupies 79 acres in Bucks County Pennsylvania. The building contains the administrative service area, faculty offices, the Center for Graduate Programs in Counseling Psychology, ten classrooms and laboratories including two mixed-use labs, a science lab, a nursing lab, the Learning Resource Center, chapel, student services office, and a commons dining area.

WOODHAVENWoodhaven occupies 4.76 acres on Bristol Pike, in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. It is situ-ated next to the Woodhaven Road exit of I-95 with direct access to both North and South ramps. The 27,000-square-foot building houses both academics and administration. Three hundred convenient parking spaces are available. Woodhaven is home to the Division of Extended Learn-ing and opened in Fall 2003. Woodhaven has academic classrooms, administrative and faculty offices, a conference room, a large meeting/seminar room, a computer lab, and a lounge with vending machines. The site also has the capacity for large group sessions.

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The Central Atlantic Collegiate Confer-ence is an NCAA Division II Conference composed of 14 institutions in Connecti-cut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. The member institutions are Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Chestnut Hill College, Concordia (NY) College, Dominican (N.Y.) College, Feli-cian College, Georgian Court University, Goldey-Beacom College, Holy Family University, Nyack College, Philadelphia University, Post University, University of the Sciences and Wilmington University.

The CACC was founded in 1961. A meet-ing of eight schools was arranged and host-ed by Norm Wilhelmi, Athletic Director at The King's (NY) College. The meeting resulted in the forming a new conference, the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.The conference included eight original members in the fall of 1961. They were Bloomfield College, Dowling College, The King's College, Marist College, Monmouth College, Nyack College, C.W. Post College and Southampton College.

After years of transition and member-ship changes, NAIA members Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Dominican College, Georgian Court College, Nyack College, Teikyo- Post University and St. Thomas Aquinas College made applica-tion to the NCAA Division II. The seven schools applied for membership in the fall of 1998. In 2002 the CACC qualified for NCAA Division II Provisional Conference Status and it achieved Active Status in July of 2004. Six schools: Bloomfield College, Caldwell College, Dominican College, Feli-cian College, Georgian Court College and Post University, became full Division II members in 2002-03. Holy Family College, Goldey-Beacom College, Nyack College and University of the Sciences in Phila-delphia became active DII members in 2003-04, followed by Wilmington College in 2004-05.

During the span from 1999-2009, the conference underwent numerous changes in addition to upgrading to Division II. In 1999, St. Thomas Aquinas left the conference and five new members joined. Felician College, Goldey-Beacom College, Holy Family College, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and Wilmington College, all NAIA schools, immediately ap-

plied for Division II status upon becoming members. In 2000, New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) boosted the member-ship to 12 schools and that number grew to 13 in 2005 as Philadelphia University started active membership. NJIT moved on to Division I status after the 2005-06 season. The addition of Chestnut Hill College in 2007 and Concordia College in 2009 brought the CACC to 14 members. Only four conferences in Division II have more members.

The CACC currently offers 13 champion-ship sports, including men's and women's soccer, women's volleyball, men's and women's cross country, men's and wom-en's tennis, men's and women's basketball, baseball, softball, men's golf and women's lacrosse. Currently, nine of the CACC's season-ending tournaments lead to automatic NCAA qualifications, includ-ing women's soccer, volleyball, men's and women's tennis, men's and women's bas-ketball, softball, baseball and men's golf.

With its ascent to active Division II status, the Conference made major improvements by introducing a new website and logo. Both were unveiled in July of 2004. The website, www.caccathletics.org, contains updated stats, schedules, results, photos and news about all 14 member schools. The site underwent a complete redesign in the summer of 2009 and is scheduled for another in 2012.

The CACC adopted its current logo from a design submitted by Royal Rooster Design of Iowa. In 2009, the CACC commissioned seperate logos for each conference sport and in 2010 added championship tourna-ment logos for all sports. A 50th Anniver-sary Logo was created for the 2011-2012 academic year. The logos are trademarked through an agreement with Strategic Marketing Alliance (SMA) to protect and market the CACC marks.

Off the court and field, the CACC and its student-athletes take pride in the balance between academics and athletics. The CACC finished third nationally among Division II Conferences for the gradua-tion rate of its student-athletes, according to the latest NCAA report. Furthermore, the conference established its inaugural All-Academic team in the fall of 2004 and

the number of names on the list continues to grow each year. The CACC honored 285 scholar-athletes in 2010-2011.

The CACC has also become one of the national leaders in the annual Division II Make-A-Wish Foundation fundraiser. The 13 CACC schools raised $12,218 in 2008-09, the eighth-highest total in Division II.

Division II is composed of 23 confer-ences and seven independent institutions ranging from coast-to-coast-and beyond. Division II is the only NCAA member-ship division with programs in Alaska and Puerto Rico. Furthermore, four of the five colleges on Hawaii are members of Divi-sion II.

CACC

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About the President

Sister Francesca Onley, PhD, CSFN, was inaugurated as Holy Family University’s fourth President and Chief Administra-tive Officer on November 22, 1981. In her more than 26 years at the helm of the University, she has overseen the growth of the University.

Born in Philadelphia’s Mayfair section on March 4, 1933, Sister Francesca joined the Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth in 1950. She received her bachelor of arts degree in Educa-tion, Business from Holy Family in 1959. Seven years later, she earned her master’s degree in secondary Education, Business from Marywood University, and in 1986, Sister Francesca earned a PhD in Higher Education Administration from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

Under her guidance, Holy Family made the transition to University status in 2002.

Sister Francesca’s vision has allowed Holy Family to grow throughout the quarter of a century she has been President. In that time, the University has constructed many buildings, including the Campus Center (1988), the University building in New-town(1997), the Education & Technology Center (2005), and the Garden Residence (2006).

Other University sites include Bensalem (2003) and South Philadelphia (2007).

An effective administrator with 25 years experience in planning, fundraising, financial management, development and institutional expansion, Sister Francesca has overseen the re-structuring of the University’s Board of Trustees, and main-tained the integrity of the University’s educational philosophy and academic programs.

Professional Activities and Memberships:International Association of University Presidents Chair of the Commission on Disarmament Education, Conflict Resolu-tion and Peace 2004-2006.

As chair of the Commission on Disarma-ment Education, Conflict Resolution and Peace, Sister Francesca has encouraged university presidents in the Association to launch and/or strengthen peace educa-tion initiatives. More information on IAUP can be found at www.iaups.org.

EDUCATION: PhD Southern Illinois University at Car-bondale (Higher Education Administra-tion), 1986MS Marywood College (Secondary Educa-tion, Business), 1966BA Holy Family University, (Education, Business), 1959

Sister Francesca Onley, PhD, CSFNPresident

ADDITIONAL POSITIONS HELD:Holy Family UniversityAssistant to the President from 1980 to 1981

Nazareth Academy High SchoolPrincipal, 1972 to 1980Assistant Principal, Guidance Counselor, 1967 to 1972Faculty, 1965 to 1967

Nazareth Academy Grade SchoolFaculty, 1953 to 1965

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Sandra Michael was appointed the Direc-tor of Athletics for Holy Family University in 1985. She currently oversees Holy Fam-ily’s 15 NCAA Division II sports. A Phila-delphia native, Michael earned a Bachelor of Science degree in health, physical education, recreation and dance from Temple University and a Master’s Degree in education from Holy Family.

Michael has been instrumental in the growth and success of the athletics pro-gram during her tenure. When Michael took over, Holy Family had three club teams: men’s basketball, women’s bas-ketball and softball. The school became a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) District 19 in 1986.

In 1989, men’s soccer became an official sport at Holy Family. Women’s soccer and men’s golf were added to the fold in 1997, and Michael made men’s and women’s cross country University-sponsored sports in 2000. Under Michael’s leadership, Holy Family made the transition to NCAA Division II in 2003, after completing its two-year provisional process. Women’s volleyball was added that same year. Michael also led an extensive fund-raising campaign for the construction of the Fit-ness Center at Holy Family, which opened its doors in 2003. Over the next two years, women’s tennis and men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track brought the team total count to 14. Most recently,

Holy Family added women’s lacrosse, which began play in 2009.

Michael is a two-time recipient of the NAIA Female Athletics Administrator of the Year award and was recognized in 2002 and 2009 by the National Associa-tion of Collegiate Directors of Athletics as Athletics Director of the Year. In 2009, for her many contributions to athletics at Holy Family, Michael was inducted into the Holy Family University Athletics Hall of Fame as a part of its inaugural class.

In addition to her responsibilities as Direc-tor of Athletics, Michael has served in leadership roles on numerous committees including: NAIA Chairperson for District 19 (1989-1993), president of the Central At-lantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) (2004-2006), chairperson of the NCAA Northeast Regional Division II Women’s Basketball Committee (2004-2006), national chair of the NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Committee (2006-2008).

Currently, Michael is serving a four-year term as a member of the NCAA Division II Management Council and is chair of the NCAA Division II Membership Committee. She also is an active participant on the NCAA Committee on Women’s Basketball Issues, and serves as chairperson of the CACC Ethics Committee.

Michael lives in Philadelphia with her hus-band of 36 years, Bob Michael. They have two children, Brian and Julie.

Sandra MichaelDirector of Athletics

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

Robin ArnoldAssociate Director of Athletics

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Kevin HuckelAsst. Director of Athletics, Daily Operations

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Janet PanekAsst. Director of Athletics, Head Athletics Trainer

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Jermaine RolleAsst. Director of Athletics, Compliance

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Joe CalabreseSports Coordinator

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William CarolanStrength & Conditioning/Asst. Athletics Trainer

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Tim HamillFitness Instructor

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Athletic Administration

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Residence Halls

Stevenson Lane ResidenceStevenson Lane Residence opened in the Fall of 2009 and offers suite-style living with well thought-out design and amenities in line with what students expect in contemporary campus housing. Each unit serves up to four students and features two bedrooms, a bathroom with separate shower and sink facilities, and a small living room. Kitchenette and laundry rooms are provided on each floor. A quiet study room sits on one wing of each floor and on the opposite wing of each floor sits a student lounge offering a spectacular panoramic view of the campus and beyond. The building’s first floor features a fitness room, game room, vending room, and a multipurpose room with ample meeting space. The building also has a health suite. Students use security swipe cards to access the building and gain entrance to their rooms. The building has a 24-hour security attendant and security cameras. This five-story, brick and glass structure looks similar to the university’s John Perzel Education and Technology Center built in 2005 on the Northeast Philadelphia Campus. A $20 million project, the Stevenson Residence accommodates 148 students within 67,430 square feet of space. It also offers four resident advisor suites, a suite for a residence life professional and 128 parking spaces.

Duplex ApartmentsLocated just off campus, the University’s Duplex Apartments offer independent living for up to three same-sex students per apartment. Each air-conditioned apartment contains two bedrooms - one designed to hold two students, the other designed to hold just one - plus a large living and dining room, a full kitchen, and one bathroom. Duplex residents may opt into the University’s meal plan. Cable television service and high-speed Internet access are available, although residents must subscribe to and pay for these services. Each apartment also contains a clothes washer and dryer which are free of charge to duplex residents.

St. Joseph HallLocated at the center of campus just steps from the Campus Center, Holy Family Hall, and the Library, St. Joseph Hall offers double-occupancy rooms and communal bathrooms, plus three handicapped-accessible rooms with adjoining private baths. The four-story residence hall houses both male and female students separated by floor and contains a 24-hour computer lab, lounges, vending room, and a recreation room designed by students. A security desk monitors building access around the clock, and a residence-life professional lives in the building and supervises the hall’s student resident advisors.

Each floor contains a kitchenette with range and sink and laundry machines in this building are free of charge to the residents. Each room provides individually controlled air conditioning and includes cable-television service, high-speed Internet access, and campus-wide voice mail. Plus, wireless Internet access is available throughout the building. The rooms feature new furniture that offers students the option of bunking and lofting.

Garden ResidenceLocated on the edge of campus is the Garden Residence, which is our newest addition to on campus living. The Garden Residence holds approximately 45 students in apartment style living. There is a kitchen, two bathrooms, a living area and a washer and dryer in each unit. Apartments either have two double rooms, or one double room and two single rooms. Cable television service and high-speed Internet access are available. Limited parking is available to residents. This area is designated for upper-class students who would like some independence.

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Athletic Facilities

Albert & Carolyn Smith Cardio Room

The Albert and Carolyn Smith Cardio Room was completed in 2003. The cardio room, located in the Campus Center, contains state-of-the-art equipment including: 10 treadmills, six elipticals, six stationary bikes, two stair climbers, two rowing machines and two Nintendo Wiis. The room also has an open area for abdominal and select leg workouts. In August 2009, seven brand new flat screen televisions were installed.

Weight RoomThe weight room, like the Albert and Carolyn Cardio Room, opened its doors in 2003. The room which features 40 pieces of Hammer Strength apparatus and three full racks of free weights that allow for a total-body workout.

Campus Center GymnasiumThe Campus Center Gymnasium opened in 1988 and housed the men’s and women’s basketball teams. In 2005, the women’s volleyball team started to call it home. The gym, which seats 1,000, has hosted numerous CACC Championship Tournaments and the NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball East Regional Tournament in 2008 and 2009.

Tiger FieldTiger Field is located behind the Campus Center and is the home field of the men’s and women’s soccer teams and the women’s lacrosse team. The all-grass field also doubles as an intermural field for flag football.

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Head Coach Davon Ortega

Davon Ortega will be entering her third season as head coach of the Holy Family University softball team in 2013. She was selected the program’s fifth-ever head coach on June 17, 2010. In her second year at the helm, Ortega guided Holy Family back to the CACC Tournament for the first time since 2010. The Tigers finished with a 20-win season after going 21-26 overall and 13-13 in conference play. The team’s .500 mark in conference play was good enough to qualify for the CACC Tournament as the eighth seed. During the team’s annual Florida trip in March, the Tigers defeated nationally ranked Saginaw Valley State, 4-3 to highlight a 5-5 start of the season. In her first season as head coach at Holy Family, Ortega guided the Tigers to a 13-29 overall record and 10-16 mark in the CACC. Holy Family just missed out on a CACC postseason berth by two games in the conference standings.

Under Ortega’s guidance, sophomore

Ortega’s Year-by-Year Coaching Career

Year School Record CACC Postseason2011 Holy Family 13-29 10-16 N/A2012 Holy Family 21-26 13-13 CACC Tournament (1-2)Totals 34-55 23-29

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Danielle McDevitt finished tops in the conference with a .458 batting average during the 2011 season. She finished the season with 60 hits, which was fourth best in the CACC. Junior Cassandra Fitzgerald-Black became the team’s all-time home run leader as she belted two homers in the final regular season doubleheader against Chestnut Hill.

McDevitt also received a number of postseason accolades, including Daktron-ics, Inc. NCAA Division II All-America third team honors as well as Daktronics, Inc. All-East Region first team laurels. McDe-vitt was also named to the Capital One Academic All-District II third team.

In addition, three players received CACC All-Academic honors with a 3.50 cumula-tive grade point average or higher, during Ortega’s first season as head coach, including Fitzgerald-Black, sophomore Lindsey Iden and junior Bianca Robinson.

Ortega inherited a program that went 24-23 overall during the 2010 season. It was the Tigers first winning season since 2005. The Tigers qualified for their third consecutive Central Atlantic Collegiate

Conference Championship Tournament.

Ortega joined the Holy Family staff after a four-year stint at Penn State-Abington. She played a part in the team’s transition from an intramural team to NCAA Division III. In 2010, the team had two players earn All-North Eastern Athletic Confer-ence honors. In 2009, the team earned the Team Academic Award for posting the highest grade point average.

Prior to accepting her first head coaching position, she was an assistant at Division I Drexel University from 2002 until 2004.

She was a four-year starter in the Lehigh University infield. In the 2001 season, Ortega helped lead Lehigh to its first ever NCAA Division I Regional Tournament ap-pearance. She is fifth in Mountain Hawk history with 310 assists.

Ortega graduated from Lehigh in 2002 with a B.A. in philosophy. She went on to earn a M.S. in communications from Drexel in 2006. Ortega is also employed by Comcast Cable as a Content Producer for Comcast Interactive Media.


Assistant Coaches

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Shana Treon will enter her third year as a member of the Holy Family University softball staff in 2013. She joined Holy Family after spending four seasons as the assistant coach at Penn State Abington University.

In her four years at Penn State Abington, Treon was an integral part in the team’s transition from an intramural team to NCAA Division III. While at PSU Abington, she was primarily responsible for the Nittany Lions outfielders, compliance, academics, and budgeting.

Prior to her time at Penn State Abington, Treon was a three-time, All-Patriot League selection for Lehigh University. She was a CoSIDA Academic All-District II selection in 2004 and was also awarded the Lehigh Athletic Department’s Graduating Female Athlete of the year award, given to the senior with the most distinctive and extraordinary accomplishments in her Lehigh career.

She was also nominated for the Graduating Scholar-Athlete of the Year award. Treon was also a three-time member of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll who also consistently appeared on the Dean’s List for her work in the classroom.

During her senior campaign, Treon helped lead the Mountain Hawks to the sixth-straight regular season title, their sixth Patriot League tournament title and a spot in the NCAA tournament. She led the team in hits (62), triples (7), home runs (2), slugging percentage (.511), on-base per-centage (.390), stolen bases (12), and runs scored (36). With her .344 batting average, she also earned a spot on the NFCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region second team.

Treon ended her career in the Top 10 on the Patriot League’s career charts for doubles (35), triples (27), and stolen bases (39). She was a member of two NCAA Tournament teams. She graduated from Lehigh Cum Laude with a degree in Art with a Graphic Design concentration in 2004.

She earned her Master’s degree in Teaching (MAT) Visual Art from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia in 2007.

For the Tigers, Treon assists in coordinating all practices, planning and executing workouts for the outfield and serves as the primary hitting coach. In addition, she is responsible for on and off-campus recruiting and team academics.

Shana Treon

Paul Ortega will enter his first season as a member of the Holy Family University softball coach-ing staff in 2012-2013.

Ortega brings over 34 years of experience and knowledge as a player and coach to Holy Family. Ortega began his coaching career in 1982 as the head coach for the Denver West High School Legion A baseball team. From 1990 until 1997, he coached girl’s fastpitch at all levels including 12U, 14U, and 16U.

Most recently, Ortega was the assistant coach for the Colorado Respect boys baseball team where several of his players made the varsity high school squads for their high school teams as freshman.

Prior to his coaching career, Ortega was a member of the varsity baseball team at Denver West High School and Otero Junior College.

At Holy Family, Ortega will assist with all areas of the program. He will help with coordinating practices and assisting Coach Treon with hitting and video analysis. Ortega will primarily be responsible for the team’s game-ready preparation, including baserunning, offensive and defen-sive strategy, and the mental game. In addition, he will assist with on and off-campus recruiting.

A 20-year veteran of the Denver Sheriff Department, Ortega is currently the Deputy Sheriff Ser-geant of Operations at the VanCise-Simonet Detention Facility in Denver, Colorado. Ortega and his wife, Melissa, currently reside in Aurora, Colorado.

Paul Ortega


2013 Softball Team

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Senior #19Lindsey Iden


2013 Softball Team

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. B/T Hometown/High School1 Rachael Alligood Jr. P 5-7 R/R Levittown, Pa./Harry S. Truman3 AnnMarie Dalton Jr. Utl. 5-3 R/R Northampton, Pa./Northampton Area4 Alicia Alvarado Fr. OF 5-1 L/R Palmdale, Calif./Paraclete5 Kristine Casey Fr. 3B/1B 5-4 R/R Newark, Del./Caravel6 Hayley Brennan Jr. 3B/C 5-7 R/R Frankford, Del/Indian River7 Deanna Myers Sr. C 5-8 R/R Warminster, Pa./William Tennent8 Samantha Borrelli Jr. 2B/P 5-2 R/R West Berlin, N.J./Overbrook9 Kristy Tomlinson So. Utl. 5-5 R/R Philadelphia, Pa./Franklin Towne Charter10 Sarah Chilutti So. P 5-6 R/R Philadelphia, Pa./Archbishop Ryan11 Valerie Miller Jr. OF 5-8 R/R Cinnaminson, N.J./Cinnaminson12 Danielle McDevitt Sr. SS 5-5 L/R Williamstown, N.J./Williamstown13 Kelsi Bunda So. OF 5-4 R/R Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury14 Claudia Boggi Fr. C/1B 5-8 R/R West Chester, Pa./Bishop Shanahan15 Alexis Daubert Fr. 2B/SS 5-3 R/R Stratford, N.J./Sterling19 Lindsey Iden Sr. 3B 5-8 R/R Rushland, Pa./Council Rock North20 Victoria Reuscher Jr. P 5-8 R/R Cheltenham, Pa./Little Flower HS for Girls24 Erin Corrado Jr. 1B 5-11 R/L Fair Hill, Md./St. Mark’s (Del.)

Head Coach: Davon Ortega, 3rd Season (Lehigh ‘02)Assistant Coaches: Shana Treon & Paul OrtegaCaptains: Alicia Alvarado (4), Kelsi Bunda (13) & Erin Corrado (24)

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2013 Season Outlook

The New Era of Holy Family Softball Set to Begin

It will be a new era of Holy Family University softball in 2013. Holy Family will look to return to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Confer-ence (CACC) Tournament again this season after earning the eighth seed last season. The Tigers finished 21-26 overall and 13-13 in the CACC last year to ad-vance to the postseason for the first time under third year head coach Davon Ortega. Holy Family returns 13 players from a year ago, including seven starters. The team will also welcome four newcomers to the mix. According to Ortega, the team is ready for what she predicts to be one of the most exciting seasons for the program. “The 2013 season should prove to be one of the most exciting seasons for Holy Family softball,” said Ortega. “The team has a new mentality and new leadership and after getting a taste of winning in last year’s CACC Championships and the addition of a strong freshman class, the expectations are much higher. The 2013 team is much stronger and more mentally focused.” Holy Family went 1-2 in last year’s CACC Tournament, including a 5-4 loss to top-seeded Dominican College in the opening game that went eight innings. The Tigers defeated No. 4 Wilmington, 8-5, before being eliminated by No. 7 Felician College, 10-2.

PITCHING/CATCHING

Holy Family will feature an experienced pitching staff this season, including three juniors and a sophomore. Junior Victoria Reuscher (Cheltenham, Pa./Little Flower HS for Girls) is coming off a career year that saw her log 167 innings and career-highs in strikeouts (35), wins (11), earned run average (1.93) and complete game (20). Reuscher finished last season with the third lowest ERA in the CACC. The Tigers will also welcome back junior Rachael Alligood (Levittown, Pa./Harry

S. Truman) who earned All-CACC honors for the first time in her career after being named Honorable Mention. In 21 games, Alligood recorded a career-low 3.62 era and finished the season 5-4 to improve to 13-13 in her career. “Our first key to success this season begins in the pitching circle,” said Ortega. “Over the last two seasons our pitching has been inconsistent and we have primarily relied on one pitcher to get us through the season. Our goal on the mound this season is to have a highly effec-tive pitching “staff” and not rely on the arm of just one of our pitchers. Our staff is more experienced and all have seen what it takes to pitch successfully at this level and in our conference. All four pitchers added some velocity in the off-season and their experience will stabilize their mental toughness to put us in a good position to win games.” Holy Family will also feature junior Samantha Borrelli (West Berlin, N.J./Overbrook) and sophomore Sarah Chilutti (Philadelphia, Pa./Arch-bishop Ryan) in the Tigers’ rotation. Behind the plate managing the pitching staff will be senior Deanna Myers (Warminster, Pa./William Tennent) who returns for her fourth season. Myers batted a career-high .259 after collecting 29 hits, five doubles and five home runs last season. She enters this season ranked second all-time in program history with 19 career home runs. Myers will get some help this year and share the catching duties with junior Hayley Brennan (Frankford, Del./Indian River), sophomore Kristy Tomlinson (Philadelphia, Pa./Franklin Towne Charter) and freshman Claudia Boggi (West Chester, Pa./Bishop Shanahan). “All four catchers have been working with the pitchers every step of the way through the off-season and preseason,” said Ortega. “The catchers have also established themselves as a staff that has not only challenged but kept the pitching staff inline with their goals. The preseason has

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2013 Season Outlook

seen the catching staff increasing their quickness and overall strength. The success for our staff will come from them continuing to learn to be more commanding of not only their pitching staff but of the entire infield.”

INFIELD Just like last season the entire starting infield returns for the Tigers, which should give the team stability and experience all the way around. At third base the Tigers will return senior Lindsey Iden (Rushland, Pa./Council Rock North) to man the hot corner as well as freshman Kristine Casey (Newark, Del./Caravel) who will vie for playing time. “Lindsey Iden is expected to continue to provide us with stability at the hot corner,” said Ortega. “Kristine Casey will provide tons of competi-tion and will be on Lindsey’s heels throughout the season, vying for time. A third baseman by trade, Kristine has the versatility and know-how to play anywhere she is needed so if both are consistent offen-sively, Kristine could easily play anywhere else on the infield, allowing us to have them both in the lineup.” The middle infield will also have some competition both at shortstop and second base. Borrelli, who will also see time pitching, will be at shortstop and will be sharing the duties with freshman Alexis Daubert (Stratford, N.J./Sterling). “Sammi stepped up at shortstop last season and her incredible arm strength has helped her to make some outstanding plays,” said Ortega. “Alexis adds a ton of depth and she will be competing for innings at shortstop and will be key at that position when Sammi is on the mound.” At second base, Holy Family has a potential of four players filling the position, including senior Danielle McDevitt (Williamstown, N.J./Wil-liamstown) who returns after leading the team in hitting with a .377 average. The Tigers also have the options of Casey, Daubert and Tomlin-son to play second base. “At second base, we have four players that will all be competing for in-nings,” said Ortega. “All of our middle infielders work and communicate well with each other so ultimately, innings will be decided based on hitting.” Shifting to the right, the Tigers return junior Erin Corrado (Fair Hill, Md./St. Mark’s (Del.)) to take on the first base duties. Holy Family will also have the flexibility to fill in innings with the addition of its other catchers. Myers will look to get a few innings at first as well as junior Hayley Brennan. “Erin will continue to be our anchor at first base,” said Ortega. “She has been such a tremendous presence in the infield and she just continues to make incredible plays at first.”

OUTFIELD The outfield will be young for the Tigers this season, but will feature three strong defensive players. Freshman Alicia Alvarado (Palmdale, Calif./Paraclete) will be featured in left field, which will allow sopho-more Kelsi Bunda (Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury) to take over the duties in center field. Junior AnnMarie Dalton (Northampton, Pa./Northampton Area) will once again hold down right field. “Our outfield is a combination of the hardest workers on our roster and by far, our strongest defensive asset,” said Ortega. “The job our out-fielders do and did last season to keep us in games is underrated.” Ortega continues, “Alicia will see the most innings in leftfield this sea-son. She adds more speed to the outfield, which will allow us to cover more ground and track down more balls in the outfield as a whole. Kelsi

will move from left field to anchor the outfield in centerfield and has already done a great job of establishing herself as a leader and keeping the outfield on their toes. AnnMarie will once again hold down the right field position. The position is difficult and Am has done a great job of learning how to read the ball off of the bat and to get herself into posi-tion to make some great catches and plays.” Junior Valerie Miller (Cinnaminson, N.J./Cinnaminson) will be compet-ing for innings in right field as well adding depth for the Tigers in the outfield. “Valerie has been working hard on being a left and right-handed threat offensively and she will be competing for innings in right field where we can leverage her speed and athleticism to get to more balls.”

DESIGNATED PLAYER The designated player spot in the lineup can be filled by any one of the players on this year’s roster according to Ortega. She does see Brennan having the upper hand as she continues to work her way back onto the field. “Any one of our players could see themselves put into the designated player position,” said Ortega. We have a lot of solid bats and in order for us to maximize our output, we may have to move players into the designate player position. Ortega continues about Brennan, “Hayley is an outstanding line drive, up-the-middle hitter and is great in clutch and pressure situations so we plan to leverage her talents however we can.”

SCHEDULE Holy Family will begin its season with its annual Florida trip in which the Tigers will face ten non-conference opponents during the six-day stretch beginning March 3 and concluding on March 8. The Tigers will be com-peting in the Rebel Spring Games in Kissimmee. “Our schedule is more competitive this season,” said Ortega. “We have added some new teams to the schedule and we have also requested to play stronger programs, primarily in Florida. Several teams on our schedule started the season ranked nationally (Kutztown, Indianapolis), while several others earned national votes or regional rankings. This will give us the opportunity to see where we stack up against some of the best teams. If we want to be the best, we have to play the best.” When the team returns north, the Tigers will face Bloomsburg Universi-ty in the home opener on Tuesday, March 12. The Tigers will host their home games at Helen Randle Park in Newtown. The first CACC match up of the season is slated for four days after the home opener as the Tigers host Nyack College on Saturday, March 16. Holy Family will face seven non-conference opponents during the course of the year, including three at home and four on the road. On top of the non-conference schedule, the Tigers will also face 13 confer-ence opponents. Holy Family will be tested this season, both in conference and out of conference. However, if the Tigers stay focused and consistent they will find themselves back in the CACC Tournament come May. Holy Family was recently selected to finish eighth in the conference according to the annual CACC Preseason Coaches’ Poll. “To be successful and get ourselves back to the CACC Tournament this season, we need to continue to focus on our process and playing our game consistently,” said Ortega. “We need to be in attack mode and play aggressive every single game. The key to getting back to the post-season is to mentally stay strong throughout the entire season and find consistency as a team.”

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Meet the Tigers - Seniors

Deanna MyersYear: Senior

Position: CatcherHeight: 5-8

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Warminster, Pa.High School: William TennentMajor: Elementary Education

#72012 Season: Started 42 games during her junior season.... Batted a ca-reer-high .259 after collecting 29 hits, five doubles and five home runs.... recorded 15 runs, 16 RBI and 49 total bases... set a new career mark with a .331 on-base percentage....Recorded a .957 fielding percentage behind the plate after committing only six errors....Had a season-best day at Mercy College (March 18) in game two of a doubleheader.... Bat-ted 2-for-4 after belting two home runs... finished the game with four RBI and two runs....Ended the season on a four-game hitting streak and hit two homers in two of the final four games.... Named to the CACC All-Tournament team.... Will enter her senior season with 19 career home runs; two shy of the school record.

2011 Season: Appeared in 34 games, including 32 starts during her sophomore season. Finished the year with a .211 batting average (19-for-90), four runs, two doubles, one home run and six RBI. Had a slugging average of .267 and an on-base percentage of .297. Com-mitted only three errors behind the plate as catcher for a .980 fielding percentage. Had a season-high three hits (3-4) during game one of a double-header against Mercy College on March 19. Hit a home run in the final game of the regular season at Chestnut Hill College on May 3 to increase her career total to 14. Will enter the 2012 season ranked third all-time for most home runs in a career.

2010 Season: Started all 47 games in her freshman season. Batted .245 to go along with 40 hits, six doubles, three triples and a team-best 13 home runs, the most hit in program history in a single season. She also led the team in slugging percentage (.558), total bases (91), triples (3) and RBI (40). Started the season with a six game hitting streak and had eight multi-hit games during the course of the year.

High School: Was an All-Suburban One League and Bucks County Courier Times All-Area First Team catcher. Hit 10 home runs, a career-best, as a senior. Played for Sports Connection, the back-to-back ASA Pennsylvania State 18U championship team. Participated in the PONY National Tournament and Canada Cup.

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Hits 3 vs. Mercy (3/19/11)Doubles 1 Seven TimesTriples 1 Three TimesHome Runs 2 at Mercy (3/18/12)RBI 4 at Mercy (3/18/12)Runs 2 Three Times at Concordia (4/21/12)Walks 2 at Georgian Court (3/29/11)Struck Out 2 11-Tmes

MYERS Career Highs - Batting

Deanna is pure strength and power as a player, however, her extra hard work in the offseason is what has helped her to raise the level of her defensive game. In the fall we asked Deanna to become a more commanding presence on the field and to take charge, which she has done a great job at. As in the past, she will be key for us to preventing runners from taking extra bases. Offensively, we are looking to Deanna to have her best season and to go out with a bang. I’m excited to be around to see her leave her mark in the HFU Softball history books.

Coach Ortega on Myers

Year GP-GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Slug Pct. RBI SB-A BB SO OB%2010 47-47 163 27 40 .245 6 3 13 91 .558 40 2-4 5 53 .2722011 34-32 90 4 19 .211 2 0 1 24 .267 24 1-1 10 15 .2972012 42-42 112 15 29 .259 5 0 5 49 .438 16 0-1 10 29 .331TOTALS 123-121 365 46 88 .241 13 3 19 164 .449 62 3-6 25 97 .297



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Danielle McDevittYear: SeniorPosition: SSHeight: 5-5

Bats/Throws: L/RHometown: Williamstown, N.J.

High School: WilliamstownMajor: Elementary/Special

Education

#122012 Season: Appeared in 41 games and started 40 during her junior season.... Led the team in hitting with a .377 average....recorded 46 hits, 23 runs, two doubles, eight RBI and 48 total bases... Also drew six walks and struckout a career-low three times.... recorded a .957 fielding percentage after committing a career-low seven errors... Was named the CACC Player of the Week for the first time in her career for the week ending March 25 after batting .632 (12-19)...Had 11 multi-hit games during the course of the season....Had at least one hit in 31-of-41 games....Ended the season with a five-game hitting streak.... Will enter her senior season 34 hits shy of 200 career hits.

2011 Season: Earned Daktronics, Inc. NCAA Division II All-America hon-ors after being named to the third team. Also earned Daktronics, Inc. All-East Region first team accolades as well. In addition, McDevitt was selected to the Capital One Academic All-District II third team. Com-piled a career-year at the plate during her sophomore season as she finished the year with a .458 batting average ranking tops in the confer-ence and 11th among NCAA Division II leaders. Tied her career-high with 60 hits and in the process recorded 23 multi-hit games. She also tallied 17 runs, three doubles and 12 RBI in 2011. McDevitt had a .481 slugging percentage and a .478 on-base percentage. Had a season long seven game hitting streak from April 11-21.

2010 Season: Earned All-CACC second team honors in her first season of collegiate action. Started all 47 games and led the team in hitting with a .382 batting average. Also led the team in hits (60), runs (31) and on-base percentage (.433). Had a .938 fielding percentage splitting time between short stop and second base. Had 17 multi-hit games, includ-ing two four-hit contests. Started the season with a seven-game hitting streak and later in the year recorded a ten-game hit streak.

High School: Was a three-time All-Tri County Conference selection. Garnered first team honors in her freshman and junior seasons. As a senior, she was named to the second team. Also a Philadelphia Inquirer All-South Jersey first team pick. As a junior, she had a career-best .500 batting average. Had 97 career hits.

Hits 4 vs. Molloy (3/27/11)Doubles 1 Five TimesTriples 1 Three TimesHome Runs N/ARBI 2 Five TimesRuns 3 Two Times vs. Goldey-Beacom (4/11/12)Walks 2 at Post (4/15/11)Struck Out 1 17 TImes

McDEVITT Career Highs - Batting

Over the last year, Danielle’s love and respect for the game and her mental toughness have matured immensely. This maturation has helped her bounce back from knee surgery and to get back onto the field and into game-ready shape for the start of the season. There is no doubt that Danielle will leave Holy Family as one of the best players to ever wear a Ti-ger uniform. She’s already accomplished so much in her three years here but we will still look to her to continue to push the reaches of her game. I have a feeling that she’s on the verge of having the best season of her career in 2013.

Coach Ortega on McDevitt




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Lindsey IdenYear: SeniorPosition: 3BHeight: 5-8

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Rushland, Pa.

High School: Council Rock NorthMajor: Communications

#192012 Season: Appeared in all 47 games, including 45 starts her junior season... Batted a career-high .276, setting new career marks in hits (37), doubles (9), RBI (16), hit-by-pitch (7) and struckout a career-low 12 times.... Recorded a .910 fielding percentage at third base.... Recorded her 100th career hit against Dominican College in the CACC Tournament (April 26).... Will enter her senior season with 101 career hits....Had a season-best three hit game at Philadelphia University (April 19) in game two of a doubleheader... Finished the game 3-for-3 with a season-high two doubles and three RBI.... Also scored a run and was hit by a pitch....Had two five-game hitting streaks during the course of the final 18 games of the season... Earned CACC All-Academic honors for the second straight season.

2011 Season: Appeared and started 36 games during her sophomore season. Finished the year with a .250 batting average to go along with 28 hits, seven runs, three doubles and ten RBI. Recorded a slugging per-centage of .277 and had an on-base percentage of .270. Had a season-best three hits (3-4) against Fayetteville State during the Rebel Spring Games on March 7. Scored two runs and recorded three RBI. Finished the season 5-for-10 in the team’s final three games. Was named to the CACC All-Academic team for the first time in her career.

2010 Season: In her first season, started in all 47 games, while hitting .261. Recorded 36 hits, including six doubles, one triple and two home runs. Drove in 15 runs, scored 16 times and drew nine walks. In the field, committed only four errors at third base in 112 chances. Had multi-hit games in nine contests during the course of the season and drove in a season-high three runs in the second game of a doubleheader at Wilmington (4/22).

High School: A two-time All-Suburban One League player at Council Rock North. Was a third team selection in 2008 and earned honorable mention in 2009. Won two ASA Pennsylvania State 18U championships with Sports Connection. Played in the PONY Nationals and Canada Cup.

Hits 3 Two Times at Philadelphia (4/19/12)Doubles 2 at Philadelphia (4/19/12)Triples 1 at Bloomsburg (4/15/12)Home Runs 1 at Mercy (3/18/12)RBI 3 Two Times at Philadelphia (4/19/12)Runs 2 Five TimesWalks 1 14 TimesStruck Out 2 Five Times

IDEN Career Highs - Batting

I love watching athletes compete during their senior season because they play uninhibited and fearless and Lindsey has definitely embraced this attitude. Since day one of the fall, Lindsey has been “all or nothing” every time she steps onto the field to play or practice. An already strong and instinctual player, Lindsey has become a consistent mainstay both at the hot corner and at the plate. Her ability to drive the ball to all fields consistently will allow her to drive in more runs for us this season. I expect Lindsey to have the best season of her career in 2013 as she helps her senior class to be one of the best in the history of HFU Softball.

Coach Ortega on Iden



Meet the Tigers - Juniors

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Rachael AlligoodYear: JuniorPosition: PHeight: 5-7

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Levittown, Pa.

High School: Harry S. TrumanMajor: Nursing

#12012 Season: Earned All-CACC honors for the first time in her career af-ter being named All-CACC Honorable Mention....Appeared in 21 games, including ten starts as a sophomore... Finished the season with 75.1 innings pitched and recorded a career-low earned run average of 3.62.... Allowed 80 hits, 39 earned runs, 46 walks and struck out 43 batters....Finished the season 5-4 to improve to improve to 13-13 in her career....Struck out a career-high seven batters in a 3-1 victory versus West Ches-ter University (April 5).

2011 Season: In her first season as a member of the Holy Family softball team, Alligood led the team in appearances (21) games started (16), complete games (10), wins (8), earned run average (3.72), innings pitched (94.0) and strikeouts (49). Recorded her first career victory on March 29 at Georgian Court University. Pitched a complete game, while surrendering only three runs. Struck out a career-high six batters in a nine inning affair against Wilmington University on April 20. Recorded her first career shutout with a 1-0 victory over the Wildcats.

High School: Holds the school’s strikeout and earned run average re-cords. Was also the Bucks County strikeout leader for three years. Was a Suburbean-One Bicentennial League first team selection and was also named to the Bucks County Courier Times Golden Team. Awarded the Kiwanis Club Scholar-Athlete Award. She was on the honor roll and in the Honor Society.

Innings Pitched 9.0 vs. Wilmington (4/20/11)Walks Allowed 8 vs. Molloy (3/27/11)Strikeouts 7 vs. West Chester (4/5/12)Batters Faced 40 vs. Molloy (3/27/11)Runs Allowed 10 vs. Molloy (3/27/11)Hits Allowed 13 vs. Dominican (4/14/12)

ALLIGOOD Career Highs - Pitching

In her first two seasons, Rachael just scratched the surface of her abilities as a pitcher. A true workhorse, Rachael has matured and grown as a person, player, and teammate this offseason and she has finally been showing us what she is truly capable of. We will look to her to maintain accuracy and consistency on the mound and if she can do that, I think she can be one of the best pitchers in our conference. Rachael has also been focusing on getting her offensive game on track and has been doing a great job of driving the ball and putting it in play, which is going to leverage our already strong lineup.

Coach Ortega on Alligood

Year APP GS CG W-L ERA SHO SV INN H R ER BB SO BF BAvg. WP HBP2011 21 16 10 8-9 3.72 2/1 0 94.0 101 64 50 47 49 447 .263 14 72012 21 10 3 5-4 3.62 1/2 0 75.1 80 58 39 36 43 356 .258 9 6TOTALS 42 26 13 13-13 3.68 3/3 0 169.1 181 122 89 83 92 803 .261 23 13



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AnnMarie DaltonYear: Junior

Position: Utl.Height: 5-3

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Northampton, Pa.

High School: Northampton AreaMajor: Early Childhood/Special

Education

#32012 Season: Appeared and started 45 games as a sophomore.... bat-ted .236 to go along with 25 hits, 13 runs, two doubles, one triple, one home run and a career-high 11 RBI.... Committed only three errors setting a new career-low to finish with a .935 fielding percetage....Had a season-best day after hitting 2-for-2 to go along with a pair of runs, a double and two walks during game one of a doubleheader at Bloomfield College (April 9)....Went 17 and 16 straight games without an error dur-ing the course of the season.

2011 Season: Appeared in 40 games and started 37 in her first year of collegiate action. Finished fourth on the team in hitting with a .283 bat-ting average. Led the team with 21 runs and also collected 34 hits, one double, one home run and five RBI. Recorded a .317 slugging percent-age and a .351 on-base percentage. Recorded her first career hit against Southern Indiana during the Rebel Spring Games down in Florida on March 6. Began the season on a four-game hitting streak including three multi-hit games (8-15). Hit her first career home run during game one of a double-header versus Nyack on April 16. Finished the season with 11 multi-hit games.

High School: Nominated as a captain her senior year.

Hits 3 vs. Fayetteville State (3/7/11)Doubles 1 Three Times at Concordia (4/21/12)Triples 1 vs. West Chester (4/5/12)Home Runs 1 Two Times vs. Wilmington (4/26/12)RBI 2 Four TimesRuns 3 vs. Mercy (3/19/11)Walks 2 Three Times at Bloomfield (4/9/12)Struck Out 3 at Post (4/5/11)

DALTON Career Highs - Batting

Am came into this year with a clearer head and was ready to return to the aggressive, fearless mental state she presented during her freshman campaign. Am has done a great job of solidifying herself as one of the hardest workers on our roster and this has made her a smart and outstanding baserunner and a better outfielder. Her sound fundamentals and her hard work in the offseason have made her one of the most consis-tent bunters and contact hitters in the lineup, which will put us in a good position to score more runs this season.

Coach Ortega on Dalton

Year GP-GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Slug Pct. RBI SB-A BB SO OB%2011 40-37 120 21 34 .283 1 0 1 38 .317 5 0-0 9 14 .3512012 45-45 106 13 25 .236 2 1 1 32 .302 11 0-0 8 12 .302TOTALS 85-82 226 34 59 .261 3 1 2 70 .310 16 0-0 17 26 .328



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Hayley BrennanYear: Junior

Position: 3B/CHeight: 5-7

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Frankford, Del.

High School: Indian RiverMajor: Biology

#62012 Season: Did Not Play Due to Injury

2011 Season: Appeared in 26 games, including 24 starts in 2011. Fin-ished second on the team with a .313 batting averaged. Finished the year with 21 hits, nine runs, four doubles and 11 RBI. Also had a .373 slugging percentage and a .385 on-base percentage. Had a career day against Chestnut Hill College in the final regular season double-header of the season. Finished game one 3-for-3 at the plate to go along with two doubles and four RBI. Also had a three-hit performance during game one of a double-header against Bloomfield College on April 10. Was 3-for-4 at the plate and scored three times.

High School: Was a first team all-conference as a catcher and also the captain of the Blue Gold Game. Brennan also played on the volleyball and earned first team all-conference honors as an outside hitter. She was also the captain of the Blue Gold Game and holds the school record for most digs.

Hits 3 Two Times at Chestnut Hill (5/3/11)Doubles 2 Two Times at Chestnut Hill (5/3/11)Triples N/AHome Runs N/ARBI 4 at Chestnut Hill (5/3/11)Runs 3 vs. Bloomfield (4/10/11)Walks 3 at Georgian Court (3/29/11)Struck Out 2 vs. Wilmington (4/20/11)

BRENNAN Career Highs - Batting

Hayley has continued working hard on making her comeback in our lineup this season. We will be looking to Hayley to step into and embrace the role of the designated player this year. Her ability to drive the ball up-the-middle and to the right side will be called upon a lot in pressure and clutch situations. Hayley is another player who has the ability to play multiple positions well and as she works her way back onto the field, she could fill in at first, third, and catcher. Hayley is a spark and a leader on the field and that leadership will be called upon to help carry us through this season.

Coach Ortega on Brennan

Year GP-GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Slug Pct. RBI SB-A BB SO OB%2011 26-24 67 9 21 .313 4 0 0 25 .373 11 1-1 9 7 .3852012 - DNP Due to Injury - TOTALS 26-24 67 9 21 .313 4 0 0 25 .373 11 1-1 9 7 .385



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Samantha BorrelliYear: Junior

Position: 2B/PHeight: 5-2

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: West Berlin, N.J.

High School: OverbrookMajor: Criminal Justice

#82012 Season: Appeared in all 47 games, including 46 starts as a sopho-more....Batted a career-high .237 and set new career marks in hits (33), RBI (28), runs (14), home runs (3) and total bases (46)...Tied her career-high with four RBI in game one at Bloomfield College (April 9)...Led the team with 28 RBI.

2011 Season: Appeared in 40 games, including 38 starts during her freshman season. Batted .227 and recorded 27 hits, ten runs, eight doubles, one home run and 15 RBI. Also made 12 pitching appearances, including seven starts. Finished the year 2-6 with an earned run average of 3.97. Struck out 28 batters in 54.2 innings of work. Recorded her first career hit on March 6 versus Southern Indiana. Hit her first career home run during game one of a double-header at Queens College on March 20. Drove in four RBI on two occasions, including a 4-for-5 day versus Molloy College on March 27.

High School: Won the Group 2 Championship and advanced to the state championships.

Hits 4 vs. Molloy (3/27/11)Doubles 2 Three Times vs. Bloomfield (4/10/11)Triples N/AHome Runs 1 Four TimesRBI 4 at Bloomfield (4/9/12)Runs 2 at Philadelphia (4/19/12)Walks 2 at Mercy (3/18/12)Struck Out 2 Four Times at Felician (4/27/12)

BORRELLI Career Highs - Batting

Sammi is such an enjoyable player to watch. She has a fire about the way she plays the game and she is capable of play-ing well anywhere we need her. We expect Sammi to elevate her game yet another level this season and to be the most consistent RBI hitter in our lineup. She has incredible power and an uncanny ability to drive the ball to the outfield gaps and come up clutch when we need her. This season we will look for Sammi to also be one of our pitchers on our staff as she has great movement and speed on her pitches that will help us balance out our pitching. If Sammi can stay consistent offensively, I think she will have her best season yet.

Coach Ortega on Borrelli


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Valerie MillerYear: JuniorPosition: OFHeight: 5-8

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Cinnaminson, N.J.

High School: CinnaminsonMajor: Mathematics

#112012 Season: Appeared in 20 games during her sophomore season.... recorded a career-high three hits, seven runs and three total bases... Recorded hits vs. Fayetteville State (March 4), Millersville University (March 21) and at Chestnut Hill College (March 30).

2011 Season: Appeared in 25 games, including six starts during her first year of collegiate action. Miller finished the year 2-for-14 at the plate to go along with six runs and three stolen bases. Recorded her first career hit during game two of a double-header at Dominican College on April 3.

High School: Four-year varsity starter and was nominated captain her senior year. Participated in Carpentar Cup her junior season and earned Coach’s Award her senior year. Also was named to the Burlington County Scholastic League second team. Received varsity letters in vol-leyball and basketball.

Hits 1 Five TimesDoubles N/ATriples N/AHome Runs N/ARBI N/ARuns 1 13 TimesWalks N/AStruck Out 3 vs. Philadelphia (4/11/11)

MILLER Career Highs - Batting

Valerie really is the glue that binds this team. She has been such a positive influence on all of her teammates and her constant hustle on the field has seen her improve her overall game. Val has great hand-eye coordination, which allows her to put the ball in play consistently from the left and right side of the plate. Her increased speed will be key on the bases and in the outfield. Val has been taking feedback well and working hard on the little things in the offseason and I can’t wait to see how it translates on the field.

Coach Ortega on Miller




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Victoria ReuscherYear: JuniorPosition: PHeight: 5-8

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Cheltenham, Pa.

High School: Little FlowerMajor: Nursing

#202012 Season: Appeared in 33 games, including 28 starts in the pitching circle during her sophomore season.... had a breakout year setting new career marks in innings pitched (167), strikeouts (35), wins (11) earned run average (1.93) and complete games (20).... Finished the year with the third lowest ERA in the CACC....Named CACC Pitcher of the Week for the first time in her career for the week ending March 11... In the team’s trip to Florida, made nine appearances, including six starts to finish 3-2 to go along with a 0.82 ERA... Opened the season with a complete game shutout versus Ashland University (2-0).....Struck out a career-high five batters on three separate occasions.

2011 Season: Appeared in eight games, including one start in the field during her freshman season. Finished the year 1-for-10 at the plate and had one stolen base. Had her first career hit during game two of a double-header at Goldey-Beacom College on April 26. Also made 17 appearances in the pitching circle, including six starts. Finished the season 1-4 with a 5.21 earned run average. Struck out 15 batters in 43.0 innings of work.

High School: During her sophomore season was named Honorable Men-tion All-Catholic. As a junior, played in the Philadelphia Catholic League in the Carpenter Cup. As a senior, earned All-Catholic second team honors.

Innings Pitched 10 vs. USciences 3/23/12Walks Allowed 6 vs. Georgian Court (4/17/12)Strikeouts 5 Three Times vs. Goldey-Beacom (4/11/12)Batters Faced 41 vs. USciences (3/23/12)Runs Allowed 8 vs. Concordia St. Paul (3/7/11)Hits Allowed 10 Four Times vs. Dominican (4/14/12)

REUSCHER Career Highs - Pitching

Tori has really stepped up her game this year and is setting the bar high for the Holy Family pitching staff. Her focus on her breaking pitches and hitting her spots consistently are going to be key for our staff’s success throughout the season. Her hard work offensively will help us as we can work her bat into the lineup more this season as well. With a much different outlook and a more refined mental game, I cannot wait to see what Tori does on the mound this year.

Coach Ortega on Reuscher

Year APP GS CG W-L ERA SHO SV INN H R ER BB SO BF BAvg. WP HBP2011 17 6 3 1-4 5.21 1/2 0 43.0 67 41 32 14 15 215 .342 1 32012 33 28 20 11-15 1.93 5/1 0 167.0 160 74 46 40 35 716 .246 3 10TOTALS 50 34 23 12-19 2.60 6/3 0 210.0 227 115 78 54 40 931 .268 4 13



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Erin CorradoYear: JuniorPosition: 1BHeight: 5-11

Bats/Throws: R/LHometown: Fair Hill, Md.

High School: St. Mark’s (Del.)Major: Nursing

#242012 Season: Appeared in 39 games, including 37 starts her sophomore season.... batted a career-high .250, while setting new career marks in hits (26), runs (11), doubles (4), triples (1), RBI (10), stolen bases (1) and total bases (32).... Made only nine errors and finished with a .976 fielding percentage at first base... Had a season-high seven game hitting streak to close out the season and extended into the CACC Tourna-ment....Recorded three doubles in a doubleheader at Philadelphia University (April 19)... Finished the DH 4-for-7 with three RBI.

2011 Season: Appeared and started 35 games during her freshman season. Finished the year with a .144 batting average after collecting 13 hits in 90 at-bats. Also recorded seven runs, two home runs and five RBI. Finished the year with a .211 slugging percentage and a .252 on-base percentage. Recorded her first career hit, RBI, and home run on March 9 versus Edinboro during the Rebel Springs games in Florida. Had her first multi-hit game during game two of a double-header at Queens College on March 20. Finished 2-for-3 at the plate to go along with a run, RBI and her second home run of the season.

High School: Made first and second honors every marking period and earned first team All-State and All-Conference accolades during her sophomore and junior season.

Hits 2 Six TimesDoubles 2 at Philadelphia (4/19/12)Triples 1 at Felician (4/7/12)Home Runs 1 Two Times at Queens (3/20/11)RBI 2 Two Times at Philadelphia (4/19/12)Runs 2 at Bloomfield (4/9/12)Walks 2 Two Times vs. Felician (4/30/11)Struck Out 3 Two Times at Queens (3/20/11)

CORRADO Career Highs - Batting

Erin is one of the best fielding first baseman’s I’ve ever seen. Game-after-game, she never ceases to amaze with the way she digs balls, stretches, and makes difficult plays look routine. Erin has such a tremendous grasp on the ins and outs of the game and that has given her an incredible ability to lead her teammates on the field. Offensively, Erin was on a hot streak the second half of last season – this season we will look to her to be consistent throughout the entire season as she is one of a few power hitters we have in our lineup who will be relied upon to drive in our runs. If Erin can stay positive and out of her head, I think the CACC will finally get a glimpse of her true talents and abilities this season.

Coach Ortega on Corrado



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Kristy TomlinsonYear: Sophomore

Position: Utl.Height: 5-5

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Philadelphia, Pa.

High School: Franklin Towne CharterMajor: Undecided

#92012 Season: Appeared in 25 games, including ten starts during her freshman season... Batted .150 (6-40) and recorded sixh hits, four runs, one double, two RBI and seven total bases...Committed only one error during the course of the season to finish with a .966 fielding percent-age.... Recorded her first career hit and RBI versus Lee-McRae (March 9)....Had a career-best game after batting 3-for-4 during game two of a doubleheader at Mercy College (March 18).

High School: Earned First Team All-Public all four years at Franklin Towne Charter. Also a member of the cross country team and earned All-Public first team honors once and second team accolades three times. Was named the team MVP for softball and cross country twice and basketball once. Was named Student-Athlete of the Year during her senior season. Earned honor roll all four years during her high school career. As a runner for the cross country team, qualified to run in the state championships her freshman year in Hershey, Pa.

Hits 3 at Mercy (3/18/12)Doubles 1 at Philadelphia (4/19/12)Triples N/AHome Runs N/ARBI 1 Two Times vs. Dominican (4/14/12)Runs 2 Two Times at Mercy (3/18/12)Walks 2 vs. Saginaw Valley (3/6/12)Struck Out 2 at Bloomfield (4/9/12)

TOMLINSON Career Highs - Batting

Kristy is the true definition of a utility player. Anywhere we put her on the field, she can get the job done. She has been extremely focused in the pre-season and it is paying off, espe-cially with her hitting. Offensively, Kristy’s talent is unlimited – she has an incredible swing and with all her extra work on timing in the off-season, she is going to be tough to get out. Her defensive versatility and her offensive consistency will have her filling in for various positions as well as stepping into clutch situations. I’m anxious to see what kind of season Kristy will create for herself.

Coach Ortega on Tomlinson

Year GP-GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Slug Pct. RBI SB-A BB SO OB%2012 25-10 40 4 6 .150 1 0 0 7 .175 2 0-3 4 10 .222TOTALS 25-10 40 4 6 .150 1 0 0 7 .175 2 0-3 4 10 .222



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Sarah ChiluttiYear: Sophomore

Position: PHeight: 5-6

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Philadelphia, Pa.High School: Archbishop Ryan

Major: Criminal Justice

#102012 Season: Made 20 appearances, including eight starts in the pitch-ing circle her freshman season.... In 68.0 innings of work, allowed 103 hits, 54 runs (45 earned), 18 walks and struck out 30 batters.... finished the year with a 5-6 record and an earned run average of 4.63... recorded her first career victory with a six innings/six strike out performance versus Fayetteville State (March 4)....Recorded three complete games during the course of the season, all victories.... Earned the win versus nationally-ranked #14 Saginaw Valley with six innings of relief work... Struckout two hitters in the 4-3 victory.

High School: Four-year starter at Archbishop Ryan High School. Earned MVP honors during her junior season. Received All-Catholic second team honors during her freshman (2008) and sophomore seasons (2009). Was named to the All-Catholic first team accolades while a junior (2010) and senior (2011). Also played for the Philadelphia Spirit from 2005-2009 and again from 2010-2012.

Innings Pitched 7.0 vs. USciences (3/23/12)Walks Allowed 3 vs. Fayetteville State (3/4/12)Strikeouts 6 vs. Fayetteville State (3/4/12)Batters Faced 30 at Bloomsburg (4/15/12)Runs Allowed 8 vs. Lee-McRae (3/9/12)Hits Allowed 12 at Millersville (3/21/12)

CHILUTTI Career Highs - Pitching

With a year of experience under her belt and a new mental approach, I expect Sarah to come out strong this season. She gained some velocity in the offseason and she has been working hard on using her lower body and making each of her pitches more effective. Sarah is an intense competitor who will go hard at each an every batter and I expect her to do big things this season. Sarah is one of the keys to our pitching staff being complete and we will look for her to stay mentally tough and focused every inning she’s on the mound.

Coach Ortega on Chilutti

Year APP GS CG W-L ERA SHO SV INN H R ER BB SO BF BAvg. WP HBP2012 20 8 3 5-6 4.63 0/1 0 68.0 103 54 45 18 30 331 .340 3 2TOTALS 20 8 3 5-6 4.63 0/1 0 68.0 103 54 45 18 30 331 .340 3 2


Kelsi BundaYear: Sophomore

Position: OFHeight: 5-4

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Yardley, Pa.High School: Pennsbury

Major: Nursing

#132012 Season: Appeared in 45 games, including 43 starts during her freshman season.... batted .175 and recorded 18 hits, 11 runs, two doubles, two RBI, seven walks and 20 total bases... Finished the year 2-for-4 on stolen base attempts.... committed only six errors in the out-field with a .887 fielding percentage....Collected her first career hit and double versus Concordia St. Paul (March 5)...Tallied her first multi-hit game versus Georgian Court University after batting 2-for-3 in game two (April 17).

HIgh School: Three year varsity starter at Pennsbury High School. Earned 1st Team Outfield honors for SOL National All-League and Courier Times Golden Team during her junior and senior seasons. Was named to the 2011 All-Southeastern Pennsylvania 1st Team. Was a member of the 2009 & 2011 SOL National Championship teams as well as the 2010 National Co-Championship. Also a 2011 PIAA AAAA Softball State Runner Up and a 2011 ASA 18U Pennsylvania State Runner up with the SportsConnection 18U. An inductee of the National Honor Society at Pennsbury.

Hits 2 vs. Georgian Court (4/17/12)Doubles 1 Two Times at Concordia (4/21/12)Triples N/AHome Runs N/ARBI 1 Two Times vs. at Concordia (4/21/12)Runs 1 11-TimesWalks 2 vs. St. Cloud State (3/9/12)Struck Out 3 vs. Saginaw Valley (3/6/12)

BUNDA Career Highs - Batting

Kelsi is the epitome of the saying “hard work pays off”. She has raised the level of her game every single day since she be-came a Tiger.I think Kelsi learned some valuable lessons from her freshman campaign and used that as feedback to fine tune her game and has since blossomed into one of our best baserunners and most confident hitters and a superior leader on and off the field. I’m excited to see Kelsi have a breakout season in 2013.

Coach Ortega on Bunda

Year GP-GS AB R H Avg. 2B 3B HR TB Slug Pct. RBI SB-A BB SO OB%2012 45-43 103 11 18 .175 2 0 0 20 .194 2 2-4 7 23 .241TOTALS 45-43 103 11 18 .175 2 0 0 20 .194 2 2-4 7 23 .241


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Meet the Tigers - Newcomers

Alicia AlvaradoYear: Freshman

Position: OFHeight: 5-1

Bats/Throws: L/RHometown: Palmdale, Calif.

High School: ParacleteMajor: Finance

#4

Alicia is one of the most focused athletes I’ve ever met. She works hard every single day and there is not a second that she’s not hustling. A true triple threat at the who can hit from both sides of the plate, Alicia is going to enhance our offense overall. She worked hard in the off-season to improve her strength and speed and I believe that’s going to make her an incredible threat on the basepaths and in the outfield. Alicia brings a new mentality to HFU Softball and is already setting a standard of excellence and leadership. I am excited to see Alicia’s success at the college level.

Coach Ortega on Alvarado

High School: Was a three year varsity starter (2010-2012) for Paraclete High School and was named team captain her senior season... Was named Rookie of the Year in 2010 and earned All-Alpha League second team honors during her junior season... Capped her senior season with All-Alpha League first team accolades and received Most Inspirational Player Award as voted by players and coaches... During her senior season, recorded a .913 fielding percentage in the outfield and batted .310 for the season... Also led her team in doubles and sacrifice bunts... In the classroom, was an Honor Roll student (9th-12th grade) and was a member of the National Spanish Honors Society as well as the National English Honors Society...Was a member of the Mu Alpha Theta, which is the Mathematics Honor Society...Was also a Peer Mentor for Campus Ministry and a Eucharistic Minister.

Kristine CaseyYear: Freshman

Position: 3B/1B/OFHeight: 5-4

Bats/Throws: R/RHometown: Newark, Del.

High School: CaravelMajor: Computer Management

Information Sciences

#5

Kristine truly possesses all of the intangibles that we look for in our program. All of her hard work in the offseason has raised her confidence as a player and it has translated very well on the field. Kristine is so fundamentally sound defensively and her uber game smarts make her extremely versatile. She has worked hard in the offseason to improve her bat speed and it has paid off as she is consistently driving the ball. If Kristine continues to perform the way she has been, she has the potential to be an immediate impact player during her freshman season.

Coach Ortega on Casey

High School: Played both softball and field hockey at Caravel Senior High School.... Fielded third base and the outfield during her time at Caravel... Was a member of the 2008 State Runner-Up squad as well as the State Championship teams in 2010 and 2011...Was also a four-year member of the field hockey team and served as team captain during her senior season.... Was a four-year honor roll student and was a member of the National Honor Society at Caravel... Also part of Student Govern-ment and a Relay for Life Committee member.

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Claudia BoggiYear: FreshmanPosition: C/1B

Height: 5-8Bats/Throws: R/R

Hometown: West Chester, Pa.High School: Bishop Shanahan

Major: Nursing

#14Prior to wearing a Holy Family uniform, Claudia possessed tremendous catching fundamentals. In her short few months here, she has become more than just a fundamentally sound catcher – she has increased her overall strength, and in turn her arm strength and she has learned to command the field from behind the plate. Claudia has been a sponge, taking all the feedback she’s received from the coaching staff and making it work for her game, especially offensively, which has seen her becoming one of our most consistent hitters in the pre-season. We will look to leverage Claudia’s previously under-utilized offensive power in key situations as she gains experience at the college level this year.

Coach Ortega on Boggi

High School: Was a three-year varsity player at Bishop Shanahan and was named team captain her senior season... Was part of the 2011 team that won the Ches-mont Championship... In the classroom, had a 4.0 grade-point average and was a member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society.... Also played on the 18U Pennsbury Gems Gold team.

Alexis DaubertYear: FreshmanPosition: 2B/SS

Height: 5-3Bats/Throws: R/R

Hometown: Stratford, N.J.High School: Sterling

Major: Nursing

#15

Alexis is one of the most naturally talented players I’ve seen. She is a slick-fielding infielder who is quick and extremely instinctual on defense. She has the ability to not only make the routine plays consistently, but she can make outstanding plays deep in the hole to her left and right. Offensively we will look to leverage Alexis as a tablesetter in the top of our lineup and to leverage her quick-ness and game smarts on the basepaths.

Coach Ortega on Daubert

High School: Was a member of the varsity softball team at Sterling High School since her sophomore year... Was the starting third baseman dur-ing her junior season and was part of the Group II championship team as well as the New Jersey State semifinalist in 2011.... Sterling won the conference championship in 2010.... Was also a four-year member of the varsity field hockey team...Outside of Sterling, competed for the West Deptford Storm and SJ Stingrays in the 18U travel team.... Led the Storm in stolen bases and go-ahead runs batted in... In the classroom, was a four-year honor roll student.

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General Information

Location: Philadelphia, Pa., 19114

Founded: 1954

Undergraduate Enrollment: 3,345

University President: Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN, Ph.D.

Director of Athletics: Sandra Michael

Nickname: Tigers

Colors: Copenhagen Blue and White

Affliation: NCAA Division II

Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate

Athletic Dept. Phone Number: 267-341-3353

Athletic Dept. Fax: 215-637-6675

University Phone Number: 215-637-7700

SID Information

Director of Sports Information: Greg Pellegrino

Office Phone: 267-341-3482

Cell Phone: 215-266-6188

Office Fax: 215-827-0137

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: http://athletics.holyfamily.edu

Softball Information:

Head Coach: Davon Ortega

Alma Mater: Lehigh ‘02

Record at HFU/Yrs.: 34-55/3rd Season

CACC Record/Yrs.: 23-29/3rdSeason

Career Record/Yrs.: 34-55 (.382)/3rd Season

Office Phone: 267-341-3611

Assistant Coaches: Shana Treon and Paul Ortega

Head Athletic Trainer: Janet Panek, ATC

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Kristin Midkiff, ATC

Strength & Conditioning: William Carolan, ATC

Venue: Helen Randle Park (Newtown, Pa.)

2012 Overall Record: 21-26

2012 CACC Record: 13-13 (8th Place)/CACC Tourn.

Starters Returning/Lost: 7/2

Players Returning/Lost: 13/4

Newcomers: 4

Quick FactsMARCH 3 vs. Notre Dame College Kissimmee, Fla. 11:00 a.m.3 vs. Walsh University Kissimmee, Fla. 3:00 p.m.4 vs. Saginaw Valley State Kissimmee, Fla. 1:00 p.m.4 vs. University of Indianapolis Kissimmee, Fla. 3:00 p.m.5 vs. Notre Dame College Kissimmee, Fla. 1:00 p.m.5 vs. Wheeling Jesuit University Kissimmee, Fla. 3:00 p.m.7 vs. Northern State University Kissimmee, Fla. 3:00 p.m.7 vs. Lake Erie College Kissimmee, Fla. 5:00 p.m.8 vs. Wheeling Jesuit University Kissimmee, Fla. 1:00 p.m.8 vs. Adelphi University Kissimmee, Fla. 3:00 p.m.12 BLOOMSURG UNIVERSITY (DH) Helen Randle Park 2:30 p.m.16 NYACK COLLEGE * (DH) Helen Randle Park 12:00 p.m.17 MERCY COLLEGE (DH) Helen Randle Park 1:00 p.m.20 at USciences * (DH) Philadelphia, Pa. TBA23 at Caldwell College * (DH) Caldwell, N.J. TBA24 at Millersville University (DH) Millersville, Pa. 1:00 p.m.26 WILMINGTON UNIVERSITY * (DH) Helen Randle Park 3:00 p.m.28 at Chestnut Hill College * (DH) Philadelphia, Pa. TBA30 BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE * (DH) Helen Randle Park 12:00 p.m.

APRIL2 at West Chester University (DH) West Chester, Pa. 2:30 p.m.5 at Goldey-Beacom College * (DH) Wilmington, Del. 2:00 p.m.6 FELICIAN COLLEGE * (DH) Helen Randle Park 12:00 p.m.10 at Kutztown University (DH) Kutztown, Pa. 2:30 p.m.13 at Dominican College * (DH) Orangeburg, N.Y. TBA14 NEW YORK TECH (DH) Helen Randle Park 2:00 p.m.16 at Georgian Court University * (DH) Lakewood, N.J. 2:30 p.m.20 CONCORDIA COLLEGE * (DH) Helen Randle Park 12:00 p.m.24 PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY * (DH) Helen Randle Park 3:00 p.m.27 at Post University * (DH) Waterbury, Conn. TBA28 at University of Bridgeport (DH) Bridgeport, Conn. 12:00 p.m.

May2-4 CACC Tournament Lakewood, N.J. TBA

* Denotes Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference ContestBOLD Denotes Home Contests2013 CACC Tournament Hosted by Georgian Court University


2012 CACC Year in Review

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2012 CACC Standings |------Conference------| |----------Overall----------| GP Record Win % GP Record Win % Dominican 26 24-2 .923 56 39-17 .696 Caldwell 26 21-5 .808 55 39-16 .709 Georgian Court 26 19-7 .731 55 34-21 .618 Wilmington 26 18-8 .692 51 26-25 .510 Post 26 14-12 .538 51 19-32 .373 Bloomfield 26 13-13 .500 54 32-22 .593 Felician 26 13-13 .500 52 18-34 .346 Holy Family 26 13-13 .500 47 21-26 .447 USciences 26 13-13 .500 38 16-22 .421 Goldey-Beacom 26 12-14 .462 45 22-23 .489 Philadelphia 26 10-16 .385 43 13-30 .302 Nyack 26 3-23 .115 42 4-38 .095 Chestnut Hill 26 2-24 .077 32 2-30 .062

Past CACC Champions

Year Regular Season Tournament1996 Georgian Court Georgian Court1997 Georgian Court Georgian Court1998 Georgian Court Georgian Court1999 Georgian Court Georgian Court2000 Holy Family Georgian Court2001 Georgian Court Georgian Court2002 Georgian Court Georgian Court2003 Georgian Court Teikyo Post2004 Caldwell Caldwell2005 Caldwell Caldwell2006 Caldwell Caldwell2007 Caldwell/Georgian Court Georgian Court2008 Georgian Court Caldwell2009 Dominican Georgian Court2010 Caldwell/Dominican Dominican2011 Concordia/Georgian Court Dominican2012 Dominican Dominican

2012 CACC Championship TournamentHosted by Georgian Court

Thursday, April 26 Game 1 - #1 Dominican 5, #8 Holy Family 4 (8)Game 2 - #7 Felician 8, #2 Caldwell 0 (5)Game 3 - #6 Bloomfield 8, #3 Georgian Court 3Game 4 - #5 Post 6, #4 Wilmington 1Game 5 - #8 Holy Family 8, #4 Wilmington 5Game 6 - #3 Georgian Court 4, #2 Caldwell 2Game 7 - #1 Dominican 11, #5 Post 3 (6)Game 8 - #6 Bloomfield 4, #7 Felician 2

Friday, April 27Game 9 - #7 Felician 10, #8 Holy Famiy 2Game 10 - #5 Post 8, #3 Georgian Court 1Game 11 - #1 Dominican 12, #6 Bloomfield 5Game 12 - #5 Post 11, #7 Felician 8

Saturday, April 28Game 13 - #6 Bloomfield 5, #5 Post 4Game 14 - #1 Dominican 9, #6 Bloomfield 0

2012 CACC All-Conference Teams

First Team1B - Briana Gaspich - Caldwell2B - Rachel Ruch - Georgian Court3B - Kelsey Cutler - Georgian CourtSS - Julie Plante - DominicanC - Ashley Corrao - DominicanOF - Kristen Knorr - CaldwellOF - Dara Schroeder - Georgian CourtOF - Lianna May - PostP - Katie Warrington - WilmingtonP - Delaney Childers - DominicanUtl - Alexandria Smith - BloomfieldDP - Krystina Poloni - BloomfieldAL - Shelby Thompson - Wilmington AL - Angie Yoshizu - Bloomfield

Second Team1B - Paige Berzak - Dominican2B - Dia Cascone - Caldwell3B - Kathryn Coles - DominicanSS - Angela D’Amico - ConcordiaC - Alyssa Calderon - CaldwellOF - Katie Margiotta - CaldwellOF - Diedre Jeppson - DominicanOF - Erin Summers - USciencesP - Kourtney Wilson - CaldwellP - Kristen Tenwolde - FelicianUtl - Victoria Pisciotta - ConcordiaDP - Brooke Hull - Georgian CourtAL - Kristina Patrocinio - ConcordiaAL - Cailin Cavenaugh - Goldey-Beacom

Honorable Mention: Nicole Velardi (Caldwell), Jillian Stafford (Wilmington), Chelsea Macaluso (Nyack), Courtney Spina (US-ciances), Rachael Alligood (Holy Family)

Player of the Year: Rachel Ruch - Georgian CourtPitcher of the Year: Delainey Childers - DominicanRookie of the Year: Briana Gaspich - CaldwellCo-Coach of the Year: Dean Johnson (Caldwell) & Erin Harvery (Wilmington)Team Sportsmanship: Nyack College


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2012 Holy Family SoftballOverall Statistics for Holy Family Univ. (as of Feb 19, 2013)

(All games Sorted by Batting avg)

Record: 21-26 Home: 8-8 Away: 7-12 Neutral: 6-6 CACC: 13-14

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld%12 McDEVITT, Danielle . 3 7 7 41-40 122 23 46 2 0 0 8 48 . 3 9 3 6 1 3 0 . 4 1 1 0 5 10-11 68 86 7 . 9 5 711 MILLER, Valerie . 3 0 0 20-1 10 7 3 0 0 0 0 3 . 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 3 0 0 0 0 1-2 1 0 1 . 5 0 019 IDEN, Lindsey . 2 7 6 47-45 134 14 37 9 1 1 16 51 . 3 8 1 3 7 12 2 . 3 2 6 0 2 1-3 40 111 15 . 9 1 0 7 MYERS, Deanna . 2 5 9 42-42 112 15 29 5 0 5 16 49 . 4 3 8 10 2 29 0 . 3 3 1 0 1 0-1 111 24 6 . 9 5 7 4 ROBINSON, Bianca . 2 5 5 47-47 153 20 39 5 1 1 11 49 . 3 2 0 12 1 32 0 . 3 1 3 0 2 5-8 49 5 1 . 9 8 224 CORRADO, Erin . 2 5 0 39-37 104 11 26 4 1 0 10 32 . 3 0 8 11 2 15 1 . 3 3 3 0 1 1-1 355 17 9 . 9 7 618 REIS, Erica . 2 4 8 37-34 101 12 25 7 0 5 17 47 . 4 6 5 6 0 24 1 . 2 9 0 0 0 2-3 101 24 1 . 9 9 2 8 BORRELLI, Samanth . 2 3 7 47-46 139 14 33 4 0 3 28 46 . 3 3 1 12 0 13 3 . 2 9 6 1 4 0-1 66 135 19 . 9 1 4 3 DALTON, AnnMarie . 2 3 6 45-45 106 13 25 2 1 1 11 32 . 3 0 2 8 2 12 0 . 3 0 2 0 5 0-0 43 0 3 . 9 3 510 COHEN, Katherine . 2 2 2 27-16 45 4 10 0 1 0 4 12 . 2 6 7 5 0 5 0 . 3 0 0 0 5 0-0 24 19 3 . 9 3 525 FITZGERALD-BLACK, . 2 0 7 30-17 58 3 12 2 0 2 5 20 . 3 4 5 6 0 6 0 . 2 8 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 . 0 0 013 BUNDA, Kelsi . 1 7 5 45-43 103 11 18 2 0 0 2 20 . 1 9 4 7 2 23 2 . 2 4 1 0 2 2-4 44 3 6 . 8 8 7 9 TOMLINSON, Kristy . 1 5 0 25-10 40 4 6 1 0 0 2 7 . 1 7 5 4 0 10 1 . 2 2 2 1 0 0-3 21 7 1 . 9 6 620 REUSCHER, Victoria . 0 0 0 2-1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 . 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 8 46 2 . 9 6 415 CHILUTTI, Sarah . 0 0 0 2-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 11 2 . 8 5 7 1 ALLIGOOD, Rachael . 0 0 0 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 4 23 1 . 9 6 4Totals . 2 5 1 47 1233 151 309 43 5 18 131 416 . 3 3 7 90 17 190 10 . 3 1 0 2 29 22-37 936 511 77 . 9 4 9

Opponents . 2 7 1 47 1271 187 345 44 6 18 158 455 . 3 5 8 95 18 108 8 . 3 3 0 4 24 28-39 945 429 72 . 9 5 0

LOB - Team (278), Opp (292). DPs turned - Team (17), Opp (16). Picked off - Cohen 1, REIS 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 8 BORRELLI, Samanth 0 . 0 0 0-1 2 1 0 0/0 0 1.2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 . 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 020 REUSCHER, Victoria 1 . 9 3 11-15 33 28 20 5/1 0 167.0 160 74 46 40 35 15 3 8 . 2 4 6 3 10 0 1 15 1 ALLIGOOD, Rachael 3 . 6 2 5-4 21 10 3 1/2 0 75.1 80 58 39 36 43 15 1 3 . 2 5 8 9 6 0 1 315 CHILUTTI, Sarah 4 . 6 3 5-6 20 8 3 0/1 0 68.0 103 54 45 18 30 14 2 7 . 3 4 0 3 2 3 2 6Totals 2 . 9 2 21-26 47 47 26 8/2 0 312.0 345 187 130 95 108 44 6 18 . 2 7 1 15 18 3 4 24

Opponents 2 . 1 6 25-21 47 47 33 6/2 0 315.0 309 151 97 90 190 43 5 18 . 2 5 1 14 17 0 2 29

PB - Team (14), Myers 11, Iden 2, Tomlinson 1, Opp (14). Pickoffs - Team (3), Myers 2, Reuscher 1, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Myers(17-28), Reuscher (11-16), Alligood (9-13), Chilutti (8-10), Iden (6-6), Tomlinson (5-5).


2012 Results

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2012 Holy Family SoftballGame Results for Holy Family Univ. (as of Feb 19, 2013)

(All games)

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall CACC Pitcher of record Attend TimeMar 04, 2012 vs Ashland University W 2-0 7 1-0-0 0-0-0 Reuscher (W 1-0) 0Mar 04, 2012 vs Fayetteville State W 4-2 7 2-0-0 0-0-0 Chilutti (W 1-0) 0Mar 05, 2012 vs Concordia - St. Paul L 0-1 (8) 2-1-0 0-0-0 Reuscher (L 1-1) 0Mar 05, 2012 vs St. Cloud State L 2-7 7 2-2-0 0-0-0 Borrelli (L 0-1) 0

! Mar 06, 2012 vs Southwest Minn. St. W 2-0 7 3-2-0 0-0-0 Reuscher (W) 1 0 9 1:22Mar 06, 2012 vs #14 Saginaw Valley W 4-3 7 4-2-0 0-0-0 Chilutti (W) 6 3 1:49

! Mar 08, 2012 vs Southwest Minn. St. L 0-9 5 4-3-0 0-0-0 Chilutti (L) 1 0 8 1:25Mar 08, 2012 vs Ferris State W 4-1 7 5-3-0 0-0-0 Reuscher (W 3-1) 0Mar 09, 2012 vs St. Cloud State L 1-6 7 5-4-0 0-0-0 Reuscher (L 3-2) 0Mar 09, 2012 vs Lee-McRae L 3-8 7 5-5-0 0-0-0 Chilutti (L 2-2) 0

* Mar 17, 2012 at Nyack College W 1-0 7 6-5-0 1-0-0 Reuscher (W 1-0) 0* Mar 17, 2012 at Nyack College-2 W 1-0 7 7-5-0 2-0-0 Alligood (W 1-0) 4 2Mar 18, 2012 at Mercy College-1 L 0-10 5 7-6-0 2-0-0 Reuscher (L) 5 1 1:22Mar 18, 2012 at Mercy College-2 W 8-3 7 8-6-0 2-0-0 Chilutti (W) 6 1 3:20Mar 21, 2012 at Millersville-1 L 1-2 7 8-7-0 2-0-0 Reuscher (L 4-4) 6 3 1:20Mar 21, 2012 at Millersville-2 L 1-6 7 8-8-0 2-0-0 Chilutti (L 3-3) 7 0 1:30

* Mar 23, 2012 UNIV OF THE SCIENCES-1 W 2-1 (10) 9-8-0 3-0-0 Reuscher (W 5-4) 4 5 2:07* Mar 23, 2012 UNIV OF THE SCIENCES-2 W 2-1 7 10-8-0 4-0-0 Chilutti (W 4-3) 6 0 1:20* Mar 24, 2012 CALDWELL COLLEGE-1 L 3-5 7 10-9-0 4-1-0 Reuscher (L 5-5) 5 0 2:00* Mar 24, 2012 CALDWELL COLLEGE-2 L 0-6 7 10-10-0 4-2-0 Chilutti (L 4-4) 5 0 1:30* Mar 27, 2012 at Wilmington-1 L 0-2 7 10-11-0 4-3-0 Reuscher (L 5-6) - 1:27* Mar 27, 2012 at Wilmington-2 L 4-5 7 10-12-0 4-4-0 Chilutti (L 4-5) 6 0 1:35* Mar 30, 2012 CHESTNUT HILL-1 W 9-0 5 11-12-0 5-4-0 Reuscher (W 6-6) 3 5 1:10* Mar 30, 2012 CHESTNUT HILL-2 W 9-0 5 12-12-0 6-4-0 Alligood (W 2-0) 3 5 1:03* Apr 03, 2012 POST UNIVERSITY-1 W 3-2 (8) 13-12-0 7-4-0 Reuscher (W 7-6) 5 0 1:55* Apr 03, 2012 POST UNIVERSITY-2 W 5-4 7 14-12-0 8-4-0 Alligood (W 3-0) 5 0 1:27Apr 05, 2012 WEST CHESTER-1 W 2-1 (8) 15-12-0 8-4-0 Reuscher (W 8-6) 6 0 1:45Apr 05, 2012 WEST CHESTER-2 L 1-5 7 15-13-0 8-4-0 Alligood (L 3-1) 6 0 1:50

* Apr 07, 2012 at Felician-1 L 1-2 (8) 15-14-0 8-5-0 Reuscher (L 8-7) 5 0 1:38* Apr 07, 2012 at Felician-2 L 2-8 7 15-15-0 8-6-0 Alligood (L 3-2) - 1:40* Apr 09, 2012 at Bloomfield College W 8-3 7 16-15-0 9-6-0 Reuscher (W) 1 0 0* Apr 09, 2012 at Bloomfield College L 1-2 7 16-16-0 9-7-0 Alligood (L) 1 0 0* Apr 11, 2012 GOLDEY-BEACOM-1 L 3-4 7 16-17-0 9-8-0 Reuscher (L 9-8) 4 0* Apr 11, 2012 GOLDEY-BEACOM-2 W 9-0 5 17-17-0 10-8-0 Alligood (W 4-3) 4 0* Apr 14, 2012 DOMINICAN COLLEGE-1 L 6-7 7 17-18-0 10-9-0 Reuscher (L 9-9) 7 5 2:00* Apr 14, 2012 DOMINICAN COLLEGE-2 L 5-8 7 17-19-0 10-10-0 Alligood (L 4-4) 7 5 2:38Apr 15, 2012 at Bloomsburg Univer.-1 L 1-7 7 17-20-0 10-10-0 Reuscher (L 9-10) 1 0 0 1:25Apr 15, 2012 at Bloomsburg Univer.-2 L 1-2 7 17-21-0 10-10-0 Chilutti (L 4-6) 1 0 0 1:30

* Apr 17, 2012 GEORGIAN COURT-1 L 0-14 5 17-22-0 10-11-0 Reuscher (L) -* Apr 17, 2012 GEORGIAN COURT-2 L 1-3 7 17-23-0 10-12-0 Reuscher (L) -* Apr 19, 2012 at Philadelphia U.-1 W 6-5 7 18-23-0 11-12-0 Reuscher (W 10-12) - 1:26* Apr 19, 2012 at Philadelphia U.-2 L 6-7 7 18-24-0 11-13-0 Reuscher (L 10-13) 6 0 1:30* Apr 21, 2012 at Concordia (NY) W 7-0 7 19-24-0 12-13-0 Reuscher (W 11-13) 5 0 1:30* Apr 21, 2012 at Concordia (NY) W 6-5 7 20-24-0 13-13-0 Chilutti (W 5-6) 5 0 1:50Apr 26, 2012 vs #1 Dominican College L 4-5 (8) 20-25-0 13-13-0 Reuscher (L) 1 4 5 1:38Apr 26, 2012 vs Wilmington W 8-5 7 21-25-0 13-13-0 Alligood (W) 7 4

* Apr 27, 2012 at Felician L 2-10 6 21-26-0 13-14-0 Reuscher (L) 5 7

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HITTING

Batting Average(minimum 40 at-bats)

1. Colleen Corkery .528 19932. Nikki DiGregorio .489 19933. Colleen Corkery .477 19944. Maggy Culp .473 20005. Danielle McDevitt .458 20116. Isabel Stackhouse .451 19937. Nikki DiGregorio .446 19948. Sharon Brown .440 19969. Nikki DiGregorio .438 199510. Kristen Walsh .436 1996

At-Bats1. Carly Sippel 184 20092. Sarah Lyons 173 20013. Maggy Culp 167 20004. Deanna Myers 163 20105. Melissa Zebley 162 20016. Melissa Zebley 159 2004t-7. Nicole Vallone 158 2000t-7. Sarah Marsteller 158 20099. Danielle McDevitt 157 2010t-10. Kasey Barnes 156 2010t-10. Rayann Murdock 156 2001

Runs Scored1. Maggy Culp 46 20002. Melissa Miller 41 1997t-3. Martha Reiman 40 1995t-3. Melissa Miller 40 1999t-3. Carly Sippel 40 2009t-6 Nicole Vallone 39 2000t-6. Kristen Walsh 39 19958. Sharon Brown 36 1997t-9. Nikki DiGregorio 34 1995t-9. Kristen Walsh 34 1997t-9. Melissa Zebley 34 2002t-9. Tara Debes 34 2006

Hits1. Maggy Culp 79 20002. Sarah Lyons 66 20013. Carly Sippel 65 2009t-4. Melissa Zebley 60 2001t-4. Danielle McDevitt 60 2010t-4 Danielle McDevitt 60 20117. Nicole Vallone 56 2000t-8. Suzanne Rooney 54 1999t-8. Kristilyn Obert 54 2008t-10. Melissa Zebley 53 2002t-10. Sharon Brown 53 1997t-10. Sarah Lyons 53 2002

Doubles1. Sharon Brown 20 19972. Melissa Zebley 16 20033. Jen Escheman 15 2006t-4. Melissa Zebley 14 2002t-4. Rayann Maddock 14 2000t-4. Adrienne Citrigno 14 1999t-7. Sarah Lyons 13 2003t-7. Suzanne Rooney 13 1999t-7. Melissa Zebley 13 2001t-10. Sharon Brown 12 1999t-10. Rayann Maddock 12 2001t-10. Dana Pallotta 12 2008

Triples 1. Sarah Lyons 9 2001t-2. Sharon Brown 6 1997t-2. Lauren Armstrong 6 20054. Lauren Armstrong 5 2006t-5. Melissa Zebley 4 2002t-5. Nikki DiGregorio 4 1995t-5. Holly Brandt 4 1994t-5. Sarah Lyons 4 2003t-5. Kristen Walsh 4 1996t-5. Sarah Lyons 4 2003t-5. Mary Hogan 4 1999t-5. Lauren Armstrong 4 2008

Home Runs1. Deanna Myers 13 20102. Cassandra Fitzgerald-Black 10 20103. Maggy Culp 9 2000t-4. Sarah Lyons 8 2002t-4. Patty Andris 8 1992t-6. Angela DiBeneditto 7 2009t-6. Angela DiBeneditto 7 2010t-6. Cassandra Fitzgerald-Black 7 20119. Dolores Brown 6 2007t-10. Joanne Garvey 5 1990t-10. Erica Reis 5 2012t-10. Deanna Myers 5 2012

Runs Batted In1. Maggy Culp 48 20002. Jen Escheman 41 20063. Deanna Myers 40 20104. Sharon Brown 39 19975. Suzanne Rooney 36 19996. Cassandra Fitzgerald-Black 33 20107. Sarah Lyons 32 2003t-8. Sharon Brown 31 1999t-8. Alison McBryar 31 2007t-10. Sharon Brown 29 1996t-10. Holly Brandt 29 1994t-10. Sarah Lyons 29 2002

Total Bases1. Maggy Culp 121 20002. Sarah Lyons 97 20023. Sarah Lyons 96 20014. Sharon Brown 94 19975. Deanna Myers 91 20106. Melissa Zebley 84 20027. Sarah Lyons 83 20038. Melissa Zebley 81 20019. Jen Escheman 80 2006t-10. Lauren Armstrong 77 2006t-10. Cassandra Fitzgerald-Black 77 2010

Walks1. Heather Herens 25 19942. Melissa Miller 23 1999t-3. Tara Debes 20 2004t-3. Tara Debes 20 2005t-3. Tara Debes 20 2006t-6. Heather Herens 19 1995t-6. Kelly Nepi 19 2003t-8. Tara Debes 18 2003t-8. Alison McBryar 18 2007t-8. Angela DiBene 18 2009t-8. Jody Searfoss 18 2010

Hit by Pitches1. Stephanie Kinnick 8 2008t-2. Lauren Armstrong 7 2006t-2. Lindsey Iden 7 2012t-4. Melissa Zebley 5 2003t-4. Amy Saia 5 1997t-4. Kristilyn Obert 5 2007t-7. Colleen Corkery 4 1994t-7. Kim Joyce 4 2006t-7. Lauren Armstrong 4 2008t-7. Angela DiBeneditto 4 2010t-7. Lindsey Iden 4 2010t-7. AnnMarie Dalton 4 2011

On-Base Percentage1. Colleen Corkery .545 19932. Colleen Corkery .535 19943. Nikki DiGregorio .531 19934. Nikki DiGregorio .521 19945. Sharon Brown .510 19966. Isabel Stackhouse .491 19937. Sharon Brown .488 19988. Maggy Culp .485 20009. Colleen Ryan .482 199710. Nancy Smith .479 1994


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Slugging Percentage1. Sharon Brown .758 19972. Patty Andris .746 19923. Maggy Culp .725 20004. Nikki DiGregorio .711 19935. Sarah Lyons .698 20026. Sharon Brown .679 19967. Joanne Garvey .678 1990 8. Jen Escheman .672 20069. Nikki DiGregorio .643 199510. Colleen Corkery .636 1994

Stolen Bases1. Melissa Miller 39 19972. Martha Reiman 25 19953. Melissa Miller 20 19994. Melissa Miller 18 1998 Carly Sippel 18 20096. Marie Carbonara 17 1992 Heather Herens 17 19948. Isabel Stackhouse 16 1992 Kristen Walsh 16 1995 Melissa Miller 16 1996

FIELDING

Putouts 1. Rayann Maddock 448 20012. Rayann Maddock 403 20003. Erin Corrado 355 20124. Sharon Brown 349 19995. Deanna Myers 344 20106. Erin Corrado 286 20117. Sharon Brown 252 19978. Cassandra Fitzgerald-Black 249 20099. Rebecca Costa 238 200910. Kim Hockenbrock 233 2008

Assists1. Allison Maddock 201 19992. Allison Maddock 187 20003. Allison Maddock 146 20014. Danielle Vittitow 138 20015. Samantha Borrelli 135 20126. Jeanette Rinker 120 20027. Jeanette Rinker 114 20038. Lindsey Iden 111 20129. Allison Maddock 107 199810. Melissa Zebley 106 2001

PITCHING

Appearancest-1. Allison Maddock 33 2001t-1. Victoria Reuscher 33 20123. Allison Maddock 32 20004. Allison Maddock 31 19995. Kim Joyce 29 2006t-6. Jackie Sinni 28 2002t-6. Jody Searfoss 28 2010t-8. Jeanette Rinker 27 2002t-8. Bridget Robinson 27 200610. Jody Searfoss 26 2009

Games Started1. Victoria Reuscher 28 20122. Allison Maddock 27 20013. Allison Maddock 26 2000t-4. Jackie Sinni 25 2001t-4. Allison Maddock 25 1999t-4. Jody Searfoss 25 2010t-7. Jeanette Rinker 23 2002 t-7. Bridget Robinson 23 2006 t-7. Jody Searfoss 23 2007t-10. Angela DiBeneditto 22 2009t-10. Kim Joyce 22 2006t-10. Angela DiBeneditto 22 2010

Earned Run Average1. Jeanette Rinker 1.13 20042. Allison Maddock 1.17 20003. Allison Maddock 1.32 19994. Jackie Sinni 1.34 20005. Jody Searfoss 1.51 20086. Kim Joyce 1.52 20057. Jackie Sinni 1.53 20038. Kim Joyce 1.55 20049. Allison Maddock 1.57 200110. Amy Metzinger 1.71 1998

Winst-1. Allison Maddock 22 1999t-1. Allison Maddock 22 20003. Allison Maddock 18 20014. Jeanette Rinker 16 20025. Kim Joyce 15 2005t-6. Jackie Sinni 14 2003t-6. Jody Searfoss 14 2010t-8. Kim Joyce 13 2004t-8. Holly Brandt 13 1996t-8. Jackie Sinni 13 2000

Complete Games1. Allison Maddock 27 20012. Jackie Sinni 25 20013. Allison Maddock 24 19994. Jody Searfoss 23 2010t-5. Allison Maddock 22 2000t-5. Jeanette Rinker 22 20027. Jody Searfoss 21 20098. Victoria Reuscher 20 20129. Angela DiBeneditto 19 2009t-10. Jackie Sinni 19 2002t-10. Angela DiBeneditto 19 2010

Strikeouts1. Jody Searfoss 242 20102. Jody Searfoss 155 20093. Jody Searfoss 154 20084. Allison Maddock 129 19995. Allison Maddock 124 20006. Angela DiBeneditto 127 20107. Jeanette Rinker 114 20028. Jody Searfoss 105 20079. Jeanette Rinker 103 200310. Bridget Robinson 92 2006

Innings Pitched1. Allison Maddock 185.0 20002. Allison Maddock 184.2 19993. Allison Maddock 184.0 20014. Jody Searfoss 180.1 20105. Victoria Reuscher 167.0 20126. Jeanette Rinker 162.0 20027. Kim Joyce 158.1 20068. Jackie Sinni 154.0 20019. Jody Searfoss 153.1 200910. Angela DiBeneditto 149.2 2010

Shutoutst-1. Allison Maddock 9 1999t-1. Allison Maddock 9 2001t-1. Allison Maddock 9 20004. Jackie Sinni 7 2000t-5. Jeanette Rinker 6 2003t-5. Jeanette Rinker 6 2002t-7. Jackie Sinni 5 2001t-7. Jody Searfoss 5 2008t-7. Angela DiBeneditto 5 2009t-7. Jody Searfoss 5 2010t-7. Victoria Reuscher 5 2012


HITTING/RUNNING

Batting Average (min. 100 AB)1. Maggy Culp 2000 .4732. Nikki DiGregorio 1992-95 .4273. Sharon Brown 1996-99 .4194. Colleen Corkery 1991-94 .413t-5. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 .405t-5. Danielle McDevitt 2010-Pres. .4057. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 .376t-8. Jen Rendfrey 1995-98 .355t-8. Carly Sippel 2009 .353 t-8. Mary Hogan 1998-99 .351t-8. Jenn Escheman 2004-07 .350t-8. Cathy McGlone 1993-96 .347 t-8. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 .347

Slugging Pct. (min. 100 AB)1. Maggy Culp 2000 .7252. Sharon Brown 1996-99 .6553. Nikki DiGregorio 1992-95 .6174. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 .6135. Patty Andris 1991-93 .5786. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 .5197. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 .5148. Colleen Corkery 1991-94 .5029. Dana Pallotta 2008 .50010. Holly Brandt 1993-96 .485

On-Base Pct. (min. 100 AB)1. Nikki DiGregorio 1992-95 .4932. Heather Hearns 1992-95 .4873. Maggy Culp 2000 .4854. Sharon Brown 1996-99 .4795. Colleen Corkery 1991-94 .4596. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 .4447. Danielle McDevitt 2010-Present .4408. Nancy Smith 1992-95 .4309. Melissa Miller 1996-99 .42010. Martha Reiman 1995 .417

Games Played1. Melissa Zebley 2001-04 1842. Sarah Marsteller 2006-09 1793. Bianca Robinson 2009-12 1703. Danielle Vittitow 1999-02 1644. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 1625. Amy Saia 1997-00 1606. Nicole Vallone 1997-00 1577. Melissa Murphy 2000-03 1558. Rayann Maddock 1998-01 1519. Adrienne Citrigno 1996-99 150t-10. Erin Baker 1997-00 149t-10. Colleen Ryan 1997-00 149t-10.Cassandra Fitzgerald-Black 2009-2012 149

At-Bats1. Melissa Zebley 2001-04 5992. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 5163. Sarah Marsteller 2006-09 5034. Bianca Robinson 2009-12 4765. Melissa Miller 1996-99 4516. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 4507. Adrienne Citrigno 1996-99 4478. Emily Kerner 2002-05 426t-9. Amy Saia 1997-00 424t-9. Erin Baker 1997-00 424

Hits1. Melissa Zebley 2001-04 2052. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 179t-3. Sharon Brown 1996-99 169t-3. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 1695. Danielle McDevitt 2010-Pres. 1666. Melissa Miller 1996-99 1567. Sarah Marsteller 2006-09 1558. Adrienne Citrigno 1996-99 1539. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 14910. Jenn Escheman 2004-07 147

Doubles1. Melissa Zebley 2001-04 482. Sharon Brown 1996-99 453. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 344. Adrienne Citrigno 1996-99 31t-5. Rayann Maddock 1998-01 30t-5. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 307. Alison McBryar 2004-07 27t-8. Erin Baker 1997-00 25t-8. Jenn Escheman 2004-07 25t-10. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 22t-10. Emily Kerner 2002-05 22

Triples1. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 172. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 163. Sharon Brown 1996-99 134. Nikki DiGregorio 1992-95 95. Holly Brandt 1993-96 86. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 7t-7. Melissa Zebley 2001-04 6t-7. Mary Hogan 1998-99 6t-7. Nicole Vallone 1997-00 6t-10. Nancy Smith 1992-95 5t-10. Jenn Escheman 2004-07 5

Home Runs1. Cassandra Fitzgerald-Black 2009-2012 212. Deanna Myers 2010-Pres. 193. Angela DiBeneditto 2008-2011 174. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 13t-5. Maggy Culp 2000 9t-5. Alison McBryar 2004-07 9t-7. Patty Andris 1991-93 8t-7. Sharon Brown 1996-99 8t-7. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 8t-10. Melissa Zebley 2001-04 7t-10. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 7

Total Bases1. Melissa Zebley 2001-04 2862. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 2763. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 2654. Sharon Brown 1996-99 2645. Jenn Escheman 2004-07 2006. Adrienne Citrigno 1996-99 1957. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 1918. Nikki DiGregorio 1992-95 1859. Sarah Marsteller 2006-09 18110. Danielle McDevitt 2010-Pres. 179

Runs Scored1. Melissa Miller 1996-99 1282. Melissa Zebley 2001-04 1273. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 1114. Adrienne Citrigno 1996-99 1025. Sharon Brown 1996-99 966. Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 947. Nicole Vallone 1997-00 938. Colleen Ryan 1997-00 86t-9. Danielle Vittitow 1999-02 85t-9. Sarah Marsteller 2006-09 85

Runs Batted In1. Sharon Brown 1996-99 115t-2. Sarah Lyons 2001-03 86t-2 Lauren Armstrong 2005-08 86t-4. Holly Brandt 1993-96 79t-4 Nikki DiGregorio 1992-95 796. Amy Saia 1997-00 78t-7. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 77t-7. Jenn Escheman 2004-07 77t-7. Alison McBryar 2004-07 7710. Emily Kerner 2002-05 74

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Walkst-1. Heather Herens 1992-95 58t-1. Tara Debes 2003-05 58t-3. Danielle Vittitow 1999-02 56t-3. Melissa Miller 1996-99 565. Colleen Ryan 1997-00 526. Amy Saia 1997-00 507. Chris Calabrese 1998-01 488. Alison McBryar 2004-07 45t-9. Adrienne Citrigno 1996-99 43t-9. Erin Baker 1997-00 43t-9. Sharon Brown 1996-99 43

Stolen Bases 1. Melissa Miller 1996-99 932. Isabel Stackhouse 1991-94 433. Heather Herens 1992-95 424. Tara Debes 2003-05 415. Colleen Corkery 1991-94 406. Nicole Vallone 1997-00 397. Kristen Walsh 1994-97 358. Cathy McGlone 1993-96 33t-10.Sarah Marsteller 2006-09 26t-10.Danielle McDevitt 2010-Pres. 26

PITCHING

Earned Run Average (min 100 IP)1. Allison Maddock 1998-01 1.102. Jeanette Rinker 2002-05 1.503. Kim Joyce 2003-05 1.554. Jackie Sinni 2000-03 1.825. Eileen Monahan 1990 1.876. Amy Metzinger 95, 97-98 2.047. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 2.118. Holly Brandt 1993-96 2.319. Bridget Robinson 2005-06 2.3510. Victoria Reuscher 2011-Pres. 2.60

Innings Pitched1. Allison Maddock 1998-01 658.12. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 610.13. Jackie Sinni 2000-03 518.24. Jeanette Rinker 2002-05 471.15. Angela DiBeneditto 2008-11 403.26. Holly Brandt 1993-96 400.17. Teresa Casile 1994-97 276.28. Jena Charlton 1997-00 259.09. Kim Joyce 2003-05 253.110. Amy Metzinger 95, 97-98 246.2

Games Started1. Allison Maddock 1998-01 922. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 883. Jackie Sinni 2000-03 774. Jeanette Rinker 2002-05 705. Angela DiBeneditto 2008-11 626. Jena Charlton 1997-00 427. Kim Joyce 2003-05 36t-8. Amy Metzinger 1995, 97-98 34t-8. Victoria Reuscher 2011-Pres. 3410. Rachael Alligood 2011-Pres. 26

Appearances1. Allison Maddock 1998-01 1162. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 1013. Jackie Sinni 2000-03 954. Jeanette Rinker 2002-05 82t-5. Jena Charlton 1997-00 70t-5. Holly Brandt 1993-96 70t-5. Angela DiBeneditto 2008-11 708. Teresa Casile 1994-97 589. Victoria Reuscher 2011-Pres. 5010. Amy Metzinger 1995, 97-98 44

Complete Games1. Allison Maddock 1998-01 842. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 803. Jackie Sinni 2000-03 694. Jeanette Rinker 2002-05 575. Angela DiBeneditto 2008-11 50 6. Kim Joyce 2003-05 337. Amy Metzinger 1995, 97-98 308. Jena Charlton 1997-00 289. Victoria Reuscher 2011-Pres. 2310. Rebecca Costa 2008-11 14

Shutouts1. Allison Maddock 1998-01 31t-2. Jackie Sinni 2000-03 17t-2. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 174. Jeanette Rinker 2002-05 165. Angela DiBeneditto 2008-11 96. Kim Joyce 2003-05 8t-7. Jena Charlton 1997-00 6t-7. Victoria Reuscher 2011-Pres. 6t-9. Amy Metzinger 1995, 97-98 3t-9. Rachael Alligood 2011-Present 3

Wins1. Allison Maddock 1998-01 742. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 483. Jackie Sinni 2000-03 44t-4. Jeanette Rinker 2002-05 43t-4. Holly Brandt 1993-96 436. Angela DiBeneditto 2008-11 277. Kim Joyce 2003-05 268. Teresa Casile 1994-97 259. Amy Metzinger 1995, 97-98 2310. Jena Charlton 1997-00 22

Savest-1. Allison Maddock 1998-01 3t-1. Jody Searfoss 2007-10 3t-3. Holly Brandt 1993-96 2t-3. Kim Joyce 2003-05 2t-5. Monica Bloesch 1992-95 1t-5. Patty Crescenzo 1990-91 1t-5. Jackie Sinni 2000-03 1t-5. Jena Charlton 1997-00 1t-5. Cathy McGlone 1993-96 1t-5. Jeanette Rinker 2002-05 1

2013 ScheduleMARCHRebel Spring Games - March 3 - 83 vs. Notre Dame (Ohio) 11:00 a.m.3 vs. Walsh (Ohio) 3:00 p.m.4 vs. Saginaw Valley 1:00 p.m.4 vs. Indianapolis 3:00 p.m.5 vs. Notre Dame (Ohio) 1:00 p.m.5 vs. Wheeling Jesuit 3:00 p.m.7 vs. Northern State 3:00 p.m.7 vs. Lake Erie 5:00 p.m.8 vs. Wheeling Jesuit 1:00 p.m.8 vs. Adelphi 3:00 p.m.12 BLOOMSBURG (DH) 2:30 p.m.16 NYACK (DH) * 12:00 p.m.17 MERCY (DH) 1:00 p.m.20 at USciences (DH) * 2:30 p.m.23 at Caldwell (DH) * 12:00 p.m.24 at Millersville (DH) 1:00 p.m.26 WILMINGTON (DH) * 3:00 p.m.28 at Chestnut Hill (DH) * 3:00 p.m.30 BLOOMFIELD (DH) * 12:00 p.m.

APRIL2 at West Chester 2:30 p.m.5 at Goldey-Beacom (DH) * 2:00 p.m.6 FELICIAN (DH) * 12:00 p.m.10 at Kutztown (DH) 2:30 p.m.13 at Dominican (DH) * 12:00 p.m.14 NEW YORK TECH (DH) 12:00 p.m.16 at Georgian Court (DH) * 2:30 p.m.20 CONCORDIA (DH) * 12:00 p.m.24 PHILADELPHIA (DH) * 3:00 p.m.27 at Post (DH) * 1:00 p.m.28 at Bridgeport (DH) 12:00 p.m. * CACC ContestCAPS - Home Contest

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