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2008 Softball Guide 

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2 GENERAL INFORMATION 

About this Guide 2 

Staff Directory 2 

Athletic Facilities at the Mount 2 

About the College of Mount St. Joseph 3 

HCAC Information 3 

Interview Policy, Press Credentials 3 

Message from the President, Sr. Francis Marie Thrailkill 4 

Message from the Director of Athletics, Steve Radcliffe 4 

Support Staff, Cheerleaders, Dance Team 5 

6 SOFTBALL 

2008 Schedule 7 

2008 Roster 7 

2008 Outlook 8 

Head Coach Profile 9 

Assistant Coaches Profiles 9 

2008 Players’ Profiles 10 

2007 Game Results 14 

2007 Individual Statistics 15 

Mount Year-to-Year Win-Loss Records 16 

All-time Series vs. Opponents 17 

Mount in the HCAC 18 

2007 HCAC Standings 18 

2007 HCAC Tournament 19 

2007 HCAC Awards, HCAC Players of the Week 19 

Mount Past HCAC Awards 20 

Mount Past HCAC Championship Results 20 

Mount Past NCAA DIII Appearances 20 

2007 HCAC Team Statistics 21 

2007 HCAC Individual Statistics 21 

Mount Individual Single-Season Records 22 

Mount Individual Career Records 22 

Table of Contents 

2008 SOFTBALL GUIDE

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH General Information 

ABOUT THIS GUIDE 

The College of Mount St. Joseph’s 2008 Softball Guide has been 

produced by the Sports Information Office and the Design Office 

to assist you with your coverage this year. All photos are courtesy of 

Don Denney Photography. The guide was published in February 

2008 with all of the information available at that time. Additional 

STAFF DIRECTORY (Area Code 513) 

Athletic Department Staff 

Steve Radcliffe, Athletic Director ....................................244-4381 

Ron Bowling, Associate Athletic Director ........................244-8585 

Stacie Carney, Administrative Assistant (Dowell Building) ....244-4311 

Joanie Schroth, Administrative Assistant (Sports Complex) ..244-8580 

Georgana Taggart, Faculty Athletic Representative ..........244-4952 

Fax Number (Dowell Building)........................................244-4928 

Fax Number (Sports Complex) ........................................244-8581 

Coaching Staff 

Chuck Murray, Baseball Coach, 

Recreation Co-coordinator ..........................................244-4402 

Larry Cox, Men’s Basketball Coach, 

Assistant Athletic Director ............................................244-4929 

Melanee Atkinson, Women’s Basketball Coach ................244-4590 

Danielle Harris, Cheerleading Coach ..............................244-4311 

Jennifer Link/Nikki Schorsch, Dance Coaches ................244-4311 

Rod Huber, Football Coach ............................................244-4896 

Vince Suriano, Assistant Football Coach ..........................244-4422 

Jeff Hill, Assistant Football Coach, 

Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach ........................244-8597 

Joe Sparhawk, Men’s Golf Coach, 

Recreation Co-coordinator ..........................................244-4876 

Jeff Newman, Women’s Golf Coach, 

Assistant Baseball Coach ..............................................244-8583 

Pat Kennedy, Men’s/Women’s Lacrosse Coach................244-4427 

ATHLETIC FACILITIES AT THE MOUNT 

The Mount provides its students with athletic fields and the 

Harrington Center, a modern two-level student union with a 

running track, gym, fitness center, and food court. During the 

2003-2004 academic year, the Mount began its Campus Expansion 

Plan, which includes athletic fields to accommodate more Mount 

teams on campus for practice and home games. 

The Mount’s East Fields on Delhi Road, which have been the 

home field for women’s soccer, have been expanded into a game 

field and running track with seating for up to 2,400 spectators. The 

new Sports Complex gives the Mount Lions’ football team its first 

home field on campus since 1990. It also provides a home field for 

women’s soccer, men’s soccer and lacrosse teams for men (2007) 

and women (2009). The track serves the Mount’s track & field 

teams and additional facilities house the Mount’s academic program 

in athletic training, as well as locker rooms and concessions. The 

Campus Expansion Plan also included the renovation of nearby 

College property into practice fields. The Lions’ softball team began 

playing home games at the new River Road softball field in 2007. 

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and updated information, statistics and photos are available at all 

times to accredited news sources from the Sports Information 

Office, (513) 244-4927. For more on Mount athletics, visit 

www.msj.edu/athletics. 

Carrie Taylor, Men’s/Women’s Soccer Coach ..................244-8587 

Leah Todd, Assistant Men’s/Women’s Soccer Coach ......244-8586 

Beth Goderwis, Softball Coach ........................................244-4853 

Del Walters, Men’s Tennis Coach, 

Associate Men’s Basketball Coach ................................244-8596 

Brian Beebe, Women’s Tennis Coach, 

Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ............................244-8599 

Michele Benoit, Volleyball Coach, 

Assistant Athletic Director ............................................244-4316 

Erin Pauley, Assistant Volleyball Coach, 

Assistant Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach ..........244-3276 

Casey Stouffer, Wrestling Coach, 

Coordinator of Athletic Facilities ..................................244-4474 

Brennan Ryan, Assistant Wrestling Coach ........................244-1630 

Sports Medicine 

Lisa Osterbrock, A.T.C., Head Athletic Trainer................244-4599 

Sean Degerstrom, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ........244-4875 

Susan Miniello, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ............244-4875 

Erin Beckwith, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ................244-4875 

Howard Schertzinger Jr., M.D., Team Medical Director ....244-4875 

Robert Burger, M.D., Team Orthopedic Director............481-5050 

Sports Information 

Dane Neumeister, Director ..............................................244-4927 

Ally Auditore, Student Co-op ..........................................244-4927 

The Mount Lions’ baseball team plays home games at Midland 

Field, one of Cincinnati’s finest baseball facilities for teams and 

spectators. 

The Harrington Center, which opened in 1998, contains two full 

courts for Lions volleyball and basketball as well as the full range of 

Mount intramural teams. The Harrington Center also features a 

specially surfaced indoor running track; courts for racquetball, 

squash and walleyball; fitness center; weight training; athletic 

training; and locker facilities. 

The Mount’s west campus field, the J. Page Hayden Athletic 

Field, is the location for the Mount’s field events during track & 

field meets and is a practice field for the Lions’ Roar Marching 

Band. The Mount also provides lighted tennis courts for intercollegiate 

and intramural teams. 

The Mount men’s golf team’s home course is Miami Whitewater 

Forest Golf Course in Harrison, Ohio. The course is a par-72, 

6,808-yards course with a rating of 72.3 and a slope of 125.

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 

The College of Mount St. Joseph, a nationally recognized Catholic 

college of 2,200 students, emphasizes a liberal arts and professional 

education and promotes the values of respect, diversity and service 

in its programs and activities. 

The Mount was one of the nation’s first wireless campuses. Today, 

students use portable laptops to access the Mount’s wireless network 

anywhere on campus for classes, studying, online registration, and 

worldwide communications. 

Academic programs are based on a foundation of the liberal 

arts and include 34 undergraduate programs as well as graduate 

programs in education, organizational leadership, physical therapy, 

nursing, and religious studies. The Mount emphasizes smaller class 

sizes (11:1 student/faculty ratio) to promote personal attention. 

Career development includes cooperative education in all 

undergraduate degree programs and students incorporate service 

experience into their studies through the Service Learning program. 

The Mount also offers a variety of academic support services, an 

Honors program, Campus Ministry, a Wellness Center, and 

Multicultural Development. 

Student activities include the Lions’ Roar Marching Band, 

leadership programs, and more than 40 clubs and organizations. 

The Mount offers 20 athletic programs and is a member of NCAA 

Division III and the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 

(HCAC). 

Consideration for admission is based on the level of academic 

preparation as evidenced by high school transcripts, academic 

aptitude and SAT/ACT scores. More than 81 percent of Mount 

HEARTLAND COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 

The Mount is a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic 

Conference (HCAC), formerly known as the Indiana Collegiate 

Athletic Conference (ICAC). The name change reflects the addition 

of three Ohio schools to the conference in 1998 – the Mount, 

Defiance College and Bluffton University. The other teams making 

up the conference are Anderson University, Franklin College, 

Hanover College, Manchester College, Transylvania University, and 

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. All Mount athletic teams, 

with the exception of lacrosse, compete in the HCAC. 

INTERVIEW POLICY 

PRESS CREDENTIALS 

General Information 

2008 SOFTBALL GUIDE 

students receive scholarships or financial aid. The Mount began a 

new scholarship program for the fall of 2004 that automatically 

awards scholarships to students with a minimum 3.0 GPA who also 

meet test score criteria. Students transferring to the Mount can also 

inquire about transfer student scholarships. 

The College of Mount St. Joseph was founded in 1920 by the 

Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati. The Mount is nationally recognized 

for character development (Templeton Honor Roll of 100 Colleges), 

career preparation (Great Colleges for the Real World), academic 

quality (U.S. News & World Report), and innovative technology 

(EDUCAUSE higher education award). 

College Information 

Location: ..........................................................Cincinnati, Ohio 

Enrollment: ........................................................................2,200 

Founded: ............................................................................1920 

President: ................................Sr. Francis Marie Thrailkill, Ed.D. 

Nickname: ..........................................................................Lions 

Colors:..................................................................Blue and Gold 

Affiliations: ..................................................................NCAA III 

Conference: ..HCAC – Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 

Main Phone: ......................................................(800) 654-9314 

(513) 244-4200 

Web Site: ................................................................www.msj.edu 

Mailing Address: ............................College of Mount St. Joseph 

5701 Delhi Road 

Cincinnati, OH 45233-1670 

HCAC Quick Facts 

Commissioner: ......................................................Tom Bohlsen 

Sports Information Director: ....................................Ryan Davis 

Mailing Address: ..................................................P. O. Box 425 

205 S. Madison Ave. 

Greenwood, IN 45142-0425 

Phone: ..............................................................(317) 882-8090 

Fax: ..................................................................(317) 882-8086 

2007-2008 HCAC School Directory 

School Location Athletic Dept.# A.D. S.I.D. 

Anderson University Anderson, IN (765) 641-4478 Michael Zapolski Justin Bates 

Bluffton University Bluffton, OH (419) 358-3227 Phill Talavinia Bill Hanefeld 

Defiance College Defiance, OH (419) 783-2342 Dick Kaiser Seth Mikel 

Franklin College Franklin, IN (317) 738-8121 Kerry Prather Kevin Elixman 

Hanover College Hanover, IN (812) 866-6800 Lynn Hall Carter Cloyd 

Manchester College North Manchester, IN (260) 982-5390 Rick Espeset Doug Shoemaker 

College of Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati, OH (513) 244-4311 Steve Radcliffe Dane Neumeister 

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Terre Haute, IN (812) 877-8252 Jeff Jenkins Kevin Lanke 

Transylvania University Lexington, KY (859) 233-8270 Jack Ebel Glenn Osborne 

Please contact the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927, 

for all interview requests. Prior notice is requested so that proper 

arrangements may be made with players and coaches. Coaches 

can be contacted weekday afternoons, Noon-3 p.m. Athletes are 

available at various times of the day according to their academic 

schedules. All post-game interviews will be conducted at the game 

site. Coaches and players will be available approximately 10 minutes 

after games. Players may be called at the request of the media, after 

contacting the Sports Information Office. 

All practices are open to media who request prior admittance from the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927. Pressbox, court and 

field passes should be requested from the Sports Information Office before game day. 

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COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH General Information 

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 

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Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill, Ed.D. 

Welcome to the College of Mount St. Joseph and Lions country. We are proud to be the home of HCAC Division III 

competition in Greater Cincinnati so that the community can enjoy exciting competition among student athletes who 

are dedicated to their sport and their studies. 

A Mount education is about preparing for life academically, professionally, personally, and spiritually. Students have 

the opportunity to play in 21 competitive sports at the Mount as well as to join marching band and over 40 clubs and 

organizations. They take courses in smaller classes where professors advocate learning and interaction. Cooperative 

education, service learning and cultural/global immersion involve students in life experiences and social responsibility. 

Students are the heart of the community we enjoy at the Mount, and our student athletes appreciate your attendance 

and support. 

Please visit the Mount again for more exciting HCAC Division III excitement, and visit our Web site at www.msj.edu 

for listings of the events and programs offered throughout the year. 

Enjoy the game! 

Sincerely, 

Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill, Ed.D. 

MOUNT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR 

Steve Radcliffe 

Steve Radcliffe enters his 13th year as the 

Lions’ athletic director for the 2007-2008 

school year, and he looks forward to another 

outstanding season of athletics at the Mount. 

The Lions’ volleyball team captured the 

HCAC Championship this past fall and 

advanced to the Conference Championship 

game. The Mount football team finished as 

runner-ups in the HCAC regular season and 

qualified to their fourth straight NCAA Division III playoffs. 

Women’s soccer also advanced to the HCAC Semifinals while the 

men’s soccer team enjoyed their best season to date. 

In addition, there were plenty of other highlights, both 

individually and team-wise, for the Mount’s athletic programs this 

past fall. 

Radcliffe has long been a part of the sports programs at 

the Mount. A retired athletic trainer, Radcliffe began his athletic 

training career in 1976 and was hired to implement the Mount’s 

first academic program for athletic training in 1989. In addition, 

Radcliffe has been the Lions’ head athletic trainer, working with 

athletes from all the intercollegiate sports, as well as teaching 

athletic training at the College. 

Radcliffe, who received his bachelor’s degree in 1978 and his 

master’s in physical education in 1981 from Miami University 

(Ohio), became the Mount’s athletic director in 1995. Upon entering 

the position, Radcliffe stressed the importance of upholding the 

College’s stellar reputation of academics and athletics as a positive 

influence in student life and development at the Mount. 

Steve and his wife, Darlene, have two children, Victoria and 

Michael. The Radcliffes live in Delhi.

SUPPORT STAFF 

Dane 

Neumeister 

Director of 

Sports 

Information 

Ally 

Auditore 

Sports 

Information 

Co-op 

Sean 

Degerstrom 

Head 

Trainer, 

Baseball 

Ron 

Bowling 

Associate 

Athletic 

Director 

Larry Cox 

Assistant 

Athletic 

Director 

Michele 

Benoit 

Assistant 

Athletic 

Director 

General Information 

Charlie 

Wrublewski 

Facilities 

Management 

Set-Up 

Georgana 

Taggart 

Faculty 

Athletic 

Representative 

Dr. Robert 

Burger 

Team 

Orthopedic 

Director 

CHEERLEADERS DANCE TEAM 

Front row (L-R): Maria Campolongo, Katie Carney, Michelle Pence, 

Erin Stretch, Jessie Kell, Stacy Honnert, Caitlin Propps. 

Back row: Brittany Spriggs, Meagan Stretch, Stephanie Pike, 

Lesley Rowe, Heather Kailholz, Natalie Schuster, Brittany Garrick. 

Not pictured: Chelsea Sims, Ann Benedict, Danielle Harris (Coach). 


Joanie 

Schroth 

Administrative 

Assistant 

Stacie 

Carney 

Administrative 

Assistant 

Dr. Howard 

Schertzinger 

Team 

Physician 

Front row (L-R): Jodi Stockelman, Tricia Wietmarschen, 

Sam Stapleton. Middle row: Kelsey Keyes, Sarah Holter, 

Vanessa Black, Debbie Nieman. Back row: Katie Skeeters (Coach), 

Jennifer Link (Coach), Nikki Schorsch (Coach). 

Not pictured: Lydia Taulbee. 

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Softball 2008

2008 SCHEDULE 

Date Opponent Site Time 

3/16-3/21 2008 Rebel Spring Games Kissimmee, FL 

3/16 Endicott College Osceola County Softball Complex #5 11:00 a.m. 

3/16 College of Staten Island Osceola County Softball Complex #5 3:00 p.m. 

3/17 Millikin University Oren Brown #3 3:00 p.m. 

3/17 Loras College Oren Brown #3 5:00 p.m. 

3/19 William Patterson University Osceola County Softball Complex #3 11:00 a.m. 

3/19 Bethany (WV) College Osceola County Softball Complex #3 3:00 p.m. 

3/21 Utica College Osceola County Softball Complex #5 3:00 p.m. 

3/21 Spring Arbor College Osceola County Softball Complex 5:00 p.m. 

3/25 Wittenberg University Springfield, OH 3:30 p.m. DH 

3/27 Centre College Danville, KY 5:00 p.m. DH 

3/29 *Anderson University Home 2:00 p.m. DH 

3/30 Hiram College Home 1:00 p.m. DH 

4/3 Wilmington College Home 3:30 p.m. DH 

4/4 *Bluffton University Home 3:00 p.m. DH 

4/7 Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware, OH 3:30 p.m. DH 

4/9 *Transylvania University Home 4:00 p.m. DH 

4/13 Kenyon College Gambier, OH 1:00 p.m. DH 

4/16 *Franklin College Franklin, IN 3:00 p.m. DH 

4/19 *Manchester College N. Manchester, IN 1:00 p.m. DH 

4/21 Capital University Columbus, OH 3:30 p.m. DH 

4/23 *Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. Terre Haute, IN 5:30 p.m. DH 

4/26 *Defiance College Home 12:00 p.m. DH 

4/29 *Hanover College Hanover, IN 3:30 p.m. DH 

4/30 Otterbein College Home 4:00 p.m. DH 

Home games in bold. 

*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game. 


2008 ROSTER 

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

1 Abby LaRosa IF-OF Fr. R/R Cincinnati, OH Mercy 

3 Staci Hazenfeld 2B-OF So. R/L Bethel, OH Bethel-Tate 

4 Brittany Sparks 2B Fr. R/R Solsberry, IN Eastern Greene 

5 Katie Lawrence P-OF Fr. R/R Mt. Orab, OH Western Brown 

7 Rachel Yarman 3B Fr. R/R Ashland, OH Ashland 

9 Kristina Dennett SS-2B Jr. R/R Fairfield, OH Fairfield 

10 Sara Rutschilling IF-OF Fr. R/L New Bremen, OH New Bremen 

11 Jessica Meinking C-OF Jr. R/R Cincinnati, OH Purcell Marian 

12 Casey Downey 3B So. R/R Greenville, OH Greenville 

14 Rae Glassmeyer OF Jr. R/L Cincinnati, OH McAuley 

15 Tessa Diersing P Sr. R/R Norwood, OH Norwood 

16 Katie Cohill P-OF Fr. R/R Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills 

20 Randi Yaeger C Jr. R/R Harrison, OH Harrison 

22 Casey Brookbank P-IF Fr. R/R Cincinnati, OH Deer Park 

23 Katie Cammerer OF-1B Sr. R/R Cincinnati, OH Mercy 

24 Ashleigh Stallkamp OF Sr. R/R Paulding, OH Paulding 

25 Ella Frede IF-OF Fr. R/R Cincinnati, OH Purcell Marian 

30 Megan Helvey 1B Jr. L/L Westerville, OH DeSales 

33 Casey Waldman OF So. R/R Batavia, OH Clermont Northeastern 

34 Megan McCullough IF Fr. R/R Middletown, OH Middletown 

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2008 OUTLOOK 

The Lions are coming off two straight season’s of sub .500 results 

and missed making the conference tournament last season. Head 

Coach Beth Goderwis and her team plan to improve their run 

production this fall and overcome the graduation loss of a senior 

pitching leader in order to turn things around this coming season. 

The Mount averaged only 3.8 runs scored per game last season 

and saw their team batting average slip to .252. Despite that, the 

Lions were in the hunt down the stretch for fourth place in the 

HCAC regular season standings, a spot that would have qualified 

them to the HCAC Tournament. The Mount would end up 

finishing seventh in the conference standings, with a 7-9 record, 

and a 13-23 overall mark. Outfielder Erin Brogan and pitcher 

Sheena Hundley graduated in the spring of 2007 for the Lions. 

Brogan returns to the Lions this season as an assistant coach, 

along with Jessica Hartley. 

“My biggest concern last season was that we didn’t score enough 

runs,’’ Goderwis states. “Part of it was that we didn’t have a lot of 

hits and the hits we did have, we didn’t get a lot with runners in 

scoring position. We need to get better from an offensive standpoint 

and our team batting average needs to be over .300.” 

Last season the Lions allowed only 158 runs (4.4 per game) and 

had a team earned run average of 2.85. Opponents batted .296 

against the Mount in 2007. 

In addition to finishing the season with a winning record, 

Goderwis and her team would like to get into the conference 

tournament, win the HCAC Tournament (which would qualify 

them to the NCAA Tournament) and win at least one game in 

the NCAA postseason, something they have never done in the 

program’s history. 

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Mount catcher Randi Yaeger in 2007 action. 

Goderwis said she’s looking for her team to increase their power 

production as they totaled 33 doubles, five triples and five home 

runs among their 137 hits in 2007. A solid group of returners, and 

some newcomers, could improve those numbers this season. Those 

same players will be counted on to provide a strong defense for the 

Lions, most notably in the outfield. 

All-Conference catcher Randi Yaeger, a junior captain, gives the 

team solid skills on both defense and at the plate. She led the team’s 

full-time players in batting average and was second in RBI last 

season. Providing depth at the catching position is freshman Rachel 

Yarman. The starting first base position could be handled by any of 

these three players, junior Megan Helvey, senior Katie Cammerer 

and freshman Megan McCullough. Second base is also another wide 

open position for a starter, among sophomore Staci Hazenfeld; and 

freshmen Ella Frede, Brittany Sparks, Abby LaRosa and McCullough. 

Junior Kristina Dennett, McCullough or Frede will also compete for 

the starting shortstop position. Team RBI leader Casey Downey, a 

sophomore, is expected to start at third base and will be backed up 

by LaRosa. 

Goderwis is happy with the look of the team’s outfield, with 

returning starters Rae Glassmeyer, a junior captain, returns in left 

field while sophomore Casey Waldman returns to right field. Senior 

Ashleigh Stallkamp has been moved from shortstop to center field 

this season. Among others that may see time in the outfield this 

season are junior Jessica Meinking and freshman Sara Rutschilling. 

Cammerer is also expected to compete for the starting designated 

player position this spring. Senior Tessa Diersing should anchor the 

team’s pitching staff in 2007 but three freshmen pitchers Katie 

Lawrence, Katie Cohill and Casey Brookbank will compete for 

innings, too. Those three freshmen pitchers might also see time in 

the batting order or at other positions in the field. 

“I think we added a little more power with McCullough and I 

feel that Waldman, Yaeger, Stallkamp, and Downey can increase 

their power output, too,” Goderwis says. “I think our batting order 

will be strong, especially 3-4-5. We have eight freshmen on the team 

and a few spots open for starters that we’ll need to get settled on. 

Also, our pitching staff will be young but I think we have some 

talented players, there, also.” 

Goderwis said she is looking forward to the 2008 season and will 

see her team tested early in the spring. The Mount recorded a 3-5 

mark in Florida last season, but lost two closely played games during 

that stretch to nationally-ranked teams. After returning home, the 

Mount was not able to play for 11 days due to inclement weather. 

This season’s Florida spring break games include taking on four 

teams with winning records in 2007 (out of eight opponents). 

Other strong 2008 HCAC foes on the schedule, besides the 

conference teams, are Centre, Wittenberg and Kenyon. 

“The layoff hurt us last season,’’ said Goderwis of the early season 

woes in 2007. “We couldn’t get outside to do anything. I think 

though, this season, if we can figure out how to put it all together 

we can win against anyone.” 

Goderwis said the team came to practice this preseason in better 

shape overall than they had in the past. She feels her team has better 

overall speed this season and the personnel that will give her better 

flexibility in both the field and at the plate. 

“We were chosen for sixth in the HCAC Coaches Preseason Poll 

but it could be an interesting year,’’ Goderwis said. “Our players are 

excited about the season and we’re ready to get going.”

2008 COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach Beth Goderwis 

Beth Goderwis returns for her seventh season overall 

and sixth full season as head coach with the Mount. 

The Lions’ head coach will be going for her 100th 

career coaching win at the Mount, something only 

one other Lions’ softball coach has done. 

In 2006, Goderwis directed the Mount to a 

17-24 mark, a fourth place finish in the HCAC regular season and 

to within one game of the HCAC Tournament championship game. 

Goderwis, who started the 2002 season as an assistant coach, took 

over as head coach of the team that season just before HCAC 

Tournament. In 2003 she led the Lions to a second place HCAC 

finish in the regular season, a second straight HCAC Tournament 

Championship and a second consecutive qualification to the NCAA 

Division III post-season tournament. The 2005 season saw her 

direct the Mount to a third-place finish in the HCAC regular season 

and finish with an overall record of 18-14. 


Prior to coming to the Mount, Goderwis coached fast-pitch 

softball at Notre Dame Academy in Kentucky, and was as assistant 

softball coach at Anderson High School in Cincinnati. 

Goderwis played fast-pitch softball in Columbia, South Carolina, 

and she was a member of the Airport High School state runner-up 

team in 1980 and 1981. She was named High School Athlete of the 

Year in 1981. Goderwis also played fast pitch softball her senior year 

at Bath High School in Lima, Ohio, where the team was District 

Champion in 1982 and she was named All Sports Athlete of the 

Year. Goderwis continues to play in recreational leagues. She has 

also played and coached basketball. 

She is also employed by Sibcy Cline as a real estate sales agent. 

Goderwis and her husband, Alan, reside in Erlanger, Kentucky. 

Mount Head Softball Coaches’ Records 

Coach Yrs. Seas. G W L T W Pct. W Sea. L Sea. Even Sea. 

Sharon Graham 1987-2000 14 382 229 152 1 .601 10 3 1 

John Zoellner 2001-2002 2 85 49 36 0 .576 2 0 0 

Beth Goderwis 2002- 6* 197 94 102 1 .480 3 2 0 

Totals 1987 - 21 664 372 290 2 .562 15 5 1 

*Includes five full seasons and one partial season. 

Assistant Coach Jessica Hartley 

Jessica Hartley begins her fourth season as an assistant 

coach. Coach Hartley assists Head Coach Beth 

Goderwis in all facets of the school’s softball program. 

She coached at New Richmond High School 

(2002, 2004) for the junior varsity softball team. In 

addition, Hartley has been a U-14 Community 

League Coach in New Richmond, Ohio. 

Her playing experience includes four years as a high school player 

for Flowing Wells High School in Tuscon, Arizona, where she 

played pitcher, first base and outfield, and won varsity letters as well 

as all-conference accolades. She also played for four years (1997 to 

2001) at Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts, where she was 

a two-time, all-conference honoree and earned a bachelor’s degree 

in sociology. 

Hartley, who gives private pitching lessons, has also coached Little 

League softball and has held several clinics for young players while 

playing college softball and coaching in the New Richmond High 

School program. 

Hartley, her husband, Steve, and children Austin, Abigail and Ella, 

reside in Cincinnati, Ohio. 

Assistant Coach Erin Brogan 

Erin Brogan joins the Mount’s coaching staff this 

spring for her first season. She graduated from the 

Mount in December, 2007 with a bachelor’s degree 

in psychology. She is planning to attend graduate 

school this coming summer at either the University 

of Cincinnati or Xavier University, where she will be 

working towards a master’s degree in school counseling. 

Brogan played softball for four seasons at the Mount (2004- 

2007), playing in 134 games, including 128 starts, with 391 at-bats, 

82 runs scored, 109 hits, two doubles, two triples, 18 RBI, 27 

walks, and 86 stolen bases. Her 32 stolen bases in 2006 are a Lions’ 

single-season record while her 86 stolen bases are first all-time in 

Mount history. 

The Lions’ first-year assistant coach, a graduate of Seton High 

School, has also coached 7-8th grade girls’ soccer and basketball. 

She resides in Cincinnati, Ohio. 

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2008 PLAYERS’ PROFILES 

22 Casey Brookbank 

Pitcher/Infielder Freshman 

Major: Undeclared 

High School: Deer Park (Cincinnati, OH) 

Brookbank joins the Mount for her first season. She 

was named Division III Second Team All-State this 

past season after compiling a 14-0 record, a 0.83 

earned run average with 149 strikeouts. Brookbank also had a .467 

batting average with five doubles and five triples. She was a First 

Team All-City selection, First Team All-Cincinnati Hills League 

selection, CHL Co-Player of the Year, team MVP and made the 

All-District team. Brookbank was also involved with the Parkers 

Variety Show, in the National Honor Society, in Communiserve, a 

CHL scholar athlete and in many other extra curricular activities 

and groups. In addition, she had a 3.5 or better GPA for three 

consecutive quarters. Brookbank looks to give depth to the 

Mount’s pitching corps this spring. Casey is the daughter of 

Tammy and Larry Brookbank. 

23 Katie Cammerer 

First Baseman Senior 

Major: Inclusive Early Childhood Education 

High School: Mercy (Cincinnati, OH) 

Cammerer returns for her fourth season with the 

Mount. She improved her batting average 35 points 

last season over her 2006 final average, playing in 23 

games, including 17 starts, mainly at designated hitter. Big games 

last season included two runs scored in a win against Wilmington 

and a double with two RBI in a win over Transylvania. Cammerer, 

one of only two, fourth-year players on the Mount this season, is 

expected to compete for time at first base this season. She might 

also see action again as the designated hitter. Katie is the daughter 

of Molly and Dave Cammerer. 

Year Avg. GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB 

2005 .087 25 23 8 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 

2006 .205 32 73 8 15 2 1 0 9 3 2 

2007 .240 23 50 9 12 1 0 0 5 5 1 

Totals .199 80 146 25 29 3 1 0 15 9 5 

16 Katie Cohill 

Pitcher/Outfielder Freshman 


High School: Oak Hills (Cincinnati, OH) 

Cohill joins the Mount for her first season. She was 

a four-year varsity starter and a senior captain. Cohill 

had a 5-1 record her freshman season on the varsity, 

pitched back-to-back shutouts in the state tournament as a junior, 

and tossed a no-hitter this past season. She has played travel/select 

softball for 10 years and has played on a community team for the 

past 10 years. Cohill was involved with the Relay for Life, and has 

been an Honor Roll student all four years in high school. She is 

expected to give depth to the team’s pitching group this coming 

season. Katie is the daughter of Mary Ann and Tim Cohill. 

9 Kristina Dennett 

Shortstop/Second Baseman Junior 

Major: Pre-Special Education 

High School: Fairfield (Fairfield, OH) 

Dennett returns for her third season with the 

Mount. She held down the starting shortstop 

position again last season for the Mount, playing 

in 31 games, including 28 starts. Dennett had a solid all-around 

offensive season, upping her batting average 74 points from the 

previous season, and setting personal-best marks in hits, RBI and 

walks. She also cut her errors down from 16 to 11 and improved 

her fielding percentage from .875 to .897. Dennett was second on 

the team in on-base percentage and third in walks. Top games last 

season include, two RBI and two runs scored in a win against 

Wilmington, and a double and two RBI in a win versus Hanover. 

She is expected to hold down the starting shortstop position again 

this spring and may see time at second base, as well. Kristina is the 

daughter of Marcia and Robert Dennett. 


2006 .204 36 103 7 21 4 0 0 6 3 0 

2007 .278 31 79 6 22 1 0 0 8 10 0 

Totals .236 77 182 13 43 5 0 0 14 13 0 

15 Tessa Diersing 

Pitcher Senior 

Major: Athletic Training 

High School: Norwood (Norwood, OH) 

Diersing returns for her fourth season with the 

Mount. She had her best all-around season last 

spring for the Mount, as she tied for first on the 

team in wins and appearances, and was second in games started, 

complete games, innings pitched, and strikeouts, while placing third 

in ERA. Diersing is closing in on numerous all-time Top Ten 

categories in Mount history. She needs four wins, 65.2 innings, 18 

strikeouts, seven appearances, and eight complete games to move 

into the Top Ten in those areas. Diersing is tied for fifth all-time in 

Mount history with four shutouts. Top games in 2007 include, 

seven innings pitched, three hits allowed, one earned run in a win 

against Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts; seven innings pitched, 

four-hit shutout against Franklin & Marshall; and a win in relief 

against Rose-Hulman. She is expected to see plenty of action this 

spring as a pitcher for the Lions. Diersing is one of only two, 

fourth-year seniors on the 2008 Mount squad. Tessa is the daughter 

of Lisa and John Diersing 

Year W-L ERA Sv. App. GS CG SHO/CBO IP K 

2005 4-3 2.08 0 8 7 4 2/1 43.2 18 

2006 3-2 5.14 1 13 7 3 1/0 47.2 17 

2007 5-8 3.75 0 18 12 5 1/0 74.2 24 

Totals 12-13 3.71 1 39 26 12 4/1 166.0 59

12 Casey Downey 

Third Baseman Sophomore 

Major: Pre-Inclusive Early Childhood Education 

High School: Greenville (Greenville, OH) 

Downey returns for her second season with the 

Mount. She had a solid all-around campaign last 

season for the Lions, her first in college. Downey 

batted .315 last season in HCAC games only, and was in the top 10 

in the conference in RBI (HCAC games only). She finished first on 

the team in at-bats, hits, triples (tied), and RBI, and was second in 

batting average (for full-time players), runs and total bases. Downey 

also led the team with 106 assists as she started and played all 36 

games at third base last season. Top games in 2007 include three 

hits in a win against Franklin, two RBI in a win over Anderson, 

three RBI in a win against Hanover, 3 RBI in a win against 

Rose-Hulman, and three hits and two runs scored in a win against 

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. She handles the bat well, 

provides needed power to the lineup and is an asset in the field. 

Downey is expected to hold down the starting third base position 

again this season. Casey is the daughter of Angela and Jerry 

Downey. 


2007 .288 36 118 19 34 2 2 0 26 4 2 

25 Ella Frede 

Infielder/Outfielder Freshman 


High School: Purcell Marian (Cincinnati, OH) 

Frede joins the Mount for her first season. She 

played shortstop and catcher in high school, and 

compiled batting averages of .377 as a junior and 

.360 as a senior. Frede was a Second Team All-GGCL selection and 

Team MVP her junior year, and a First Team All-GGCL and Team 

Offensive Player of the Year for her senior season. In addition, she 

was also an All-GGCL Academic All-Star her senior year, was 

involved with Campus Ministry, was in the Student Athletic 

Association and on the Dean’s List. She figures to add depth to 

both the infield and outfield for the Lions this season. Ella is the 

daughter of Kathy and Jim Frede. 


14 Rae Glassmeyer 

Outfielder Junior 

Major: Nursing 

High School: McAuley (Cincinnati, OH) 

Glassmeyer returns for her third season with the 

Mount. She held down the starting left field position 

again last season, playing in and starting all 36 of 

the team’s games. Glassmeyer was first on the team last season in 

walks, tied for second in home runs and third in at-bats, RBI and 

on-base percentage. She has good speed and needs five stolen bases 

to move into 10th all-time on the Mount’s career stolen base list. 

Glassmeyer’s 2007 top games include, a three-run home run (her 

first career round-tripper) against Ohio Wesleyan, two hits in a win 

over Suffolk, three hits in a win against Wilmington, and two hits in 

a win versus Rose-Hulman. She looks to hold down the starting left 

field position again this spring. Rae is the daughter of Susan and 

Gerry Glassmeyer. 


2006 .237 40 118 21 28 1 0 0 13 10 11 

2007 .240 36 104 15 25 2 0 1 13 15 2 

Totals .239 76 222 36 53 3 0 1 26 25 13 

3 Staci Hazenfeld 

Infielder Sophomore 

Major: Biology 

High School: Bethel-Tate (Bethel, OH) 

Hazenfeld returns for her second season with the 

Mount. She played in 26 games last spring for the 

Lions, including six starts, mainly in the outfield. 

Hazenfeld, who has good speed, also saw time as a pinch runner 

last season and was successful on both stolen base attempts, while 

scoring six runs. She looks to compete for playing time at second 

base this season and might also be used as a pinch runner and in the 

outfield. Staci is the daughter of Brenda and Jeff Hazenfeld. 


2007 .200 26 20 6 4 0 0 0 1 2 2 

30 Megan Helvey 

First Baseman Junior 

Major: Nursing 

High School: DeSales (Westerville, OH) 

Helvey returns for her third season with the Mount. 

She split time again at first base last season for the 

Lions, playing in 21 games, including 16 starts. 

Helvey has had back-to-back seasons of solid fielding at first base, 

recording just five errors in 186 chances in 2006 for a fielding 

percentage of .974 and then making four errors last season in 137 

changes for a .972 fielding percentage. She will compete for playing 

time at first base again this season. Megan is the daughter of Mary 

Pat and Ed Helvey. 


2006 .190 20 42 2 8 1 0 0 7 3 0 

2007 .097 21 31 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 

Totals .151 41 73 2 11 1 0 0 7 8 0 

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2008 PLAYERS’ PROFILES (Continued) 

1 Abby LaRosa 


Major: Pre-Nursing 

High School: Mercy (Cincinnati, OH) 

LaRosa joins the Mount for her first season. 

She played three seasons of varsity softball and 

one season of JV softball while in high school. 

In addition, LaRosa was named Second Team All-GGCL and 

Honorable Mention All-City during her junior season. She won the 

Scholar Athlete award at her school and ranked fifth in her class of 

154 at Mercy High School. LaRosa held a 4.4 weighted GPA and 

gained first honors every quarter while in high school; in addition to 

being on the National Honor Society for grades 10-12. She was also 

involved with a number of extra curricular groups while in high 

school, including Student Council and the Peer to Peer program. 

LaRosa is also a member of the Mount’s basketball team. She gives 

the team good depth in both the infield and in the outfield. Abby is 

the daughter of Loretta and Joseph LaRosa. 

5 Katie Lawrence 

Pitcher/Outfielder Freshman 

Major: Inclusive Early Childhood Education 

High School: Western Brown (Mt. Orab, OH) 

Lawrence joins the Mount for her first season. She 

was named SBC American Player of the Year after 

going 14-4 with a 1.18 earned run average and 243 

strikeouts (in 142 innings) during her senior season. Lawrence also 

batted .326 on the year with 25 RBI. She had a personal-best game 

of 25 strikeouts against Clermont Northeastern High School this 

past season. In addition, Lawrence was a First Team All-City 

selection and First Team All-SBC honoree (two straight seasons). 

She was a member of DECA while at Western Brown. Katie is the 

daughter of Gina and Wayne Lawrence. 

34 Megan McCullough 

Infielder Freshman 


High School: Middletown (Middletown, OH) 

McCullough joins the Mount for her first season. 

She transferred to the Mount from Wright State 

University, after the fall of 2007. McCullough, who 

played high school softball for four seasons, was a career .400 hitter 

at shortstop. She was a Second Team All-GMC selection her 

sophomore year and made First Team All-Conference for both her 

junior and senior campaigns. In addition, McCullough played high 

school soccer (four years) and basketball (four years), ran cross 

country (two years), competed in track & field (one year), and was 

on her high school’s football team for one season, as a placekicker. 

She was team captain in softball and basketball (three years each), 

and soccer (two years). McCullough was on the Greater Miami 

Conference All-Academic team four years, on the Honor Roll for 

four years (with over a 4.0 GPA), in the National Honor Society, 

listed on the National Who’s Who of High School Students, and 

involved with many other extracurricular clubs. She may see action 

at any numbers of positions this season, mostly in the infield. Megan 

is the daughter of Jeanie and Dan McCullough. 

11 Jessica Meinking 

Catcher/Outfielder Junior 

Major: Pre-Special Education 

High School: Purcell Marian (Cincinnati, OH) 

Meinking returns for her third season with the 

Mount. Her season ended early last season due to 

torn meniscus in her knee. Meinking is a good vocal 

leader and gives the team good depth at both catcher and as an 

outfielder. Jessica is the daughter of Kathy and Terry Meinking. 


2006 .067 21 15 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 

2007 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Totals .067 22 15 7 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 

10 Sara Rutschilling 


Major: Pre-Nursing 

High School: New Bremen (New Bremen, OH) 

Rutschilling joins the Mount for her first season. 

She was named First Team All-MAC and Honorable 

Mention All-District her junior season and was a 

Second Team All-MAC selection her senior season. Rutschilling 

played softball and ran cross country for four seasons in high school, 

was in the National Honor Society in 11th and 12th grades, in 

the Spanish Club for four years, and involved with many other 

extracurricular programs. Rutschilling, who plays the flute and 

piccolo, was one of four Mount students nominated this past winter 

for the Ohio Private College Instrumental Conductors Association’s 

(OPCICA) honors concert band, performing at the 21st Annual 

OPCICA Festival at the College of Wooster on January 20. She is 

expected to add depth to the infield and outfield positions this 

spring. Sara is the daughter of Lora and Roger Rutschilling. 

4 Brittany Sparks 

Second Baseman Freshman 


High School: Eastern Greene (Solsberry, IN) 

Sparks joins the Mount for her first season. She 

played softball for four seasons while in high school, 

was named All-Conference her senior season, and 

was a two-time Academic All-Conference selection. Sparks was also 

awarded an academic honors diploma, was in the National Honor 

Society, was her class vice president all four years, and was a member 

of the Science Club, in the Buddy Program and in the school’s 

band. She is also a member of the Mount’s basketball team. She 

looks to push for playing time at second base this season for the 

Lions. Brittany is the daughter of Sheila and Richard Sparks.

24 Ashleigh Stallkamp 

Outfielder Senior 

Major: Psychology 

High School: Paulding (Paulding, OH) 

Stallkamp returns for her second season with the 

Mount. She played in 26 games last season, including 

15 starts, mainly at shortstop, and tied for the team 

lead with two triples and added a team-leading two home runs in 

just 48 at-bats. Top games in 2007 include two hits, including a 

home run and two RBI in a win against Suffolk; three hits, including 

a home run in a win over Transylvania; and a triple with two RBI in 

a win against Hanover. Stallkamp, who is also a member of the 

Mount’s basketball team, gives the team good athletic ability in the 

field, and a powerful bat at the plate. She is expected to take over 

the starting centerfield position this spring. Ashleigh is the daughter 

of Kristina and Dave Stallkamp. 


2007 .229 26 48 5 11 1 2 2 7 2 0 

33 Casey Waldman 

Outfielder Sophomore 

Major: Accounting 

High School: Clermont Northeastern 

(Batavia, OH) 

Waldman returns for her second season with the 

Mount. She had an excellent freshman season for 

the Lions in 2007, finishing second in doubles, and third in batting 

average, RBI, total bases, and stolen bases. Top games last season 

include two hits, including a double in a win against Wilmington; 

three hits, two runs scored, two RBI and a double in a second game 

victory over Wilmington; two hits, two RBI in a win against 

Otterbein; and three RBI and a double in a win versus Franklin. 

Waldman, who has an excellent arm and is a good defensive player, 

is expected to hold down the starting right field position again this 

spring. Casey is the daughter of Rebecca and Mark Waldman. 


2007 .284 32 95 17 27 6 0 0 13 7 3 


20 Randi Yaeger 

Catcher Junior 

Major: Accounting 

High School: Harrison (Harrison, OH) 

Yaeger returns for her second season with the 

Mount. She led the team’s full-time players last 

season in batting average, and was first in doubles, 

and on-base percentage, as well as second on the team in hits, RBI, 

home runs (tied), walks and stolen bases. Yaeger hit .327 and was 

second in doubles in the conference last season (HCAC games 

only). She was named the HCAC Freshman of the Year in 2006 

while at Bluffton and last year was named to the All-HCAC team 

for the Lions. Yaeger gives the team a solid all-around player, with 

good defensive skills and a strong arm, as well as a powerful bat. 

She is expected to hold down the starting catcher’s spot again this 

spring. Randi is the daughter of Theodore Yaeger. 


2007 .298 34 104 18 31 12 1 1 17 14 4 

7 Rachel Yarman 

Catcher Freshman 

Major: Biology 

High School: Ashland (Ashland, OH) 

Yarman joins the Mount for her first season. She hit 

.330 her junior season and .406 her senior season in 

high school. Yarman also won her team’s Coach’s 

Award, was Honorable Mention All-OCC, and Honorable Mention 

All-Ashland County last spring. In addition, Yarman was named 

Who’s Who Among American High School Student (2003-2007), 

Scholar Athlete (2003-2007) and was in the Key Club (2006-2007). 

She is expected to add depth to the Lions’ catching group this 

coming season. Rachel is the daughter of Lee and Rusty Yarman. 

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2007 GAME RESULTS 

Date Opponent Site Results 

3/10-16 Rebel Games Orlando, FL 

3/11 Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Orlando, FL W, 6-1 

3/11 Ramapo College of New Jersey Orlando, FL L, 2-1 

3/12 University of Wisconsin-River Falls Orlando, FL L, 3-2 

3/12 Carthage College Orlando, FL L, 6-0 

3/14 Fitchburg State College Orlando, FL L, 6-5 (9) 

3/14 Suffolk University Orlando, FL W, 7-5 

3/16 Franklin & Marshall College Orlando, FL W, 2-0 

3/16 Rowan University Orlando, FL L, 2-0 

3/27 Wittenberg University Cincinnati, OH L, 6-2; L, 11-2 (5) 

3/29 Wilmington College Wilmington, OH W, 3-1; W, 14-3 (6) 

4/1 Centre College Cincinnati, OH L, 2-0; L, 5-0 

4/3 *Transylvania University Lexington, KY L, 2-1; W, 7-6 (9) 

4/13 Capital University Columbus, OH L, 9-2; L, 7-1 

4/18 *Franklin College Cincinnati, OH W, 7-2; W, 8-0 (5); 

4/20 *Bluffton University Bluffton, OH L, 7-4; L, 4-1 

4/21 *Defiance College Defiance, OH L, 3-1; L, 5-0 

4/22 *Anderson University Anderson, IN W, 4-3 (8); L, 7-2 

4/23 Ohio Wesleyan University Cincinnati, OH L, 4-0; L, 8-6 (8) 

4/24 *Hanover College Cincinnati, OH W, 10-1 (5); W, 9-0 (5) 

4/28 *Rose-Hulman Inst. of Tech. Cincinnati, OH L, 6-3; W, 7-5 

4/29 *Manchester College Cincinnati, OH L, 8-6 (8); L, 7-6 (11) 

5/2 Otterbein College Westerville, OH W, 7-3; L, 8-1 

Home games in bold. 

*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference games.

2007 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% 

Hundley, Sheena .327 17-15 49 1 16 4 0 0 7 20 .408 

Yaeger, Randi .298 34-34 104 18 31 12 1 1 17 48 .462 

Downey, Casey .288 36-36 118 19 34 2 2 0 26 40 .339 

Waldman, Casey .284 32-30 95 17 27 6 0 0 13 33 .347 

Dennett, Kristina .278 31-28 79 6 22 1 0 0 8 23 .291 

Brogan, Erin .257 34-33 109 25 28 1 0 0 5 29 .266 

Rhodes, Chelsea .247 33-33 89 8 22 1 0 1 13 26 .292 

Glassmeyer, Rae .240 36-36 104 15 25 2 0 1 13 30 .288 

Cammerer, Katie .240 23-17 50 9 12 1 0 0 5 13 .260 

Stallkamp, Ashleigh .229 26-15 48 5 11 1 2 2 7 22 .458 

Hazenfeld, Staci .200 26-6 20 6 4 0 0 0 1 4 .200 

O’Neill, Meghan .167 5-5 12 0 2 1 0 0 1 3 .250 

Brauning, Brittanee .162 21-19 37 3 6 1 0 0 2 7 .189 

Helvey, Megan .097 21-16 31 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 .097 

Barnhill, Kristen .059 14-6 17 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 .059 

Diersing, Tessa .000 4-2 6 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 

Meinking, Jessica .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 

Totals .252 36-36 968 137 244 33 5 5 119 302 .312 

Opponents .296 36-36 1008 158 298 44 5 17 131 403 .400 

Player BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 

Hundley, Sheena 1 0 7 0 .333 1 0 1-1 

Yaeger, Randi 14 0 15 1 .378 1 0 4-4 

Downey, Casey 4 1 9 2 .317 0 9 2-2 

Waldman, Casey 7 0 11 0 .333 0 1 3-3 

Dennett, Kristina 10 3 7 0 .376 1 4 0-1 

Brogan, Erin 9 2 13 2 .322 1 3 26-34 

Rhodes, Chelsea 8 0 2 3 .306 1 8 0-0 

Glassmeyer, Rae 15 1 15 0 .342 0 6 2-4 

Cammerer, Katie 5 1 13 0 .321 0 2 1-2 

Stallkamp, Ashleigh 2 1 15 0 .275 0 1 0-0 

Hazenfeld, Staci 2 0 7 0 .273 0 0 2-2 

O’Neill, Meghan 1 0 3 0 .231 0 0 0-0 

Brauning, Brittanee 3 0 12 0 .220 1 2 0-0 

Helvey, Megan 5 0 13 0 .222 0 1 0-0 

Barnhill, Kristen 3 1 7 0 .238 0 3 0-0 

Diersing, Tessa 1 0 0 0 .143 0 0 0-0 

Meinking, Jessica 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 

Totals 90 10 149 8 .320 6 40 41-53 

Opponents 46 13 82 3 .332 9 42 28-40 


Pitching 

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER 

Hundley, Sheena 1.96 5-10 18 15 13 1/0 0 110.2 102 63 31 

O’Neill, Meghan 3.26 2-4 10 5 2 0/0 1 38.2 61 30 18 

Diersing, Tessa 3.75 5-8 18 12 5 1/0 0 74.2 110 53 40 

Brauning, Brittanee 4.05 1-1 6 4 1 1/0 0 19.0 25 12 11 

Totals 2.85 13-23 36 36 21 3/0 1 243.0 298 158 99 

Opponents 2.53 23-13 36 36 21 6/3 2 248.2 244 137 90 

PB - Team (8), Yaeger 8, Opp (11). Pickoffs - Team (3), Yaeger 3, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Yaeger (25-36), Hundley (15-20), 

Diersing (9-11), O’Neill (2-5), Brauning (2-4), Glassmeyer (3-3). 

Pitching (continued) 

Player BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 

Hundley, Sheena 23 40 9 2 5 433 .236 6 8 0 5 17 

O’Neill, Meghan 6 11 10 3 3 167 .365 1 1 0 3 12 

Diersing, Tessa 11 24 19 0 7 332 .331 7 4 0 1 7 

Brauning, Brittanee 6 7 6 0 2 76 .329 0 0 0 0 6 

Totals 46 82 44 5 17 1008 .296 14 13 0 9 42 

Opponents 90 149 33 5 5 968 .252 17 10 0 6 40 

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2007 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (Continued) 

Fielding 

Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 

O’Neill, Meghan 13 6 7 0 1.000 0 2 3 .400 0 0 

Brauning, Brittanee 177 162 10 5 .972 3 2 2 .500 0 0 

Helvey, Megan 141 131 6 4 .972 4 0 0 —- 0 0 

Yaeger, Randi 127 95 26 6 .953 2 25 11 .694 8 0 

Hundley, Sheena 58 6 48 4 .931 0 15 5 .750 0 0 

Glassmeyer, Rae 41 34 4 3 .927 0 3 0 1.000 0 0 

Waldman, Casey 50 39 7 4 .920 2 0 0 —- 0 0 

Downey, Casey 166 46 106 14 .916 1 0 0 —- 0 0 

Brogan, Erin 43 38 1 4 .907 1 0 0 —- 0 0 

Rhodes, Chelsea 158 84 59 15 .905 4 0 0 —- 0 0 

Dennett, Kristina 107 39 57 11 .897 5 0 0 —- 0 0 

Barnhill, Kristen 17 13 2 2 .882 0 0 0 —- 0 0 

Cammerer, Katie 8 6 1 1 .875 0 0 0 —- 0 0 

Stallkamp, Ashleigh 68 27 30 11 .838 0 0 0 —- 0 0 

Diersing, Tessa 16 1 10 5 .688 0 9 2 .818 0 0 

Hazenfeld, Staci 3 2 0 1 .667 0 0 0 —- 0 0 

Meinking, Jessica 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 —- 0 0 

Totals 1193 729 374 90 .925 11 28 12 .700 8 0 

Opponents 1150 746 330 74 .936 13 41 12 .774 11 0 

MOUNT YEAR-TO-YEAR WIN-LOSS RECORDS 

Overall HCAC 

Year W L T W L T 

1987 4 12 0 

1988 6 12 0 

1989 9 4 0 

1990 13 4 0 

1991 17 12 0 

1992 22 7 0 

1993 20 6 0 

1994 24 10 0 

1995 25 11 0 

1996 18 8 0 

1997 24 14 0 

1998 7 13 1 

1999 21 21 0 10 6 0 (4th) 

2000 19 18 0 7 7 0 (5th) 

2001 25 20 0 7 5 0 (t-2nd) 

2002 28 19 0 10 4 0 (2nd) 

2003 23 18 1 8 5 1 (2nd) 

2004 19 17 0 8 6 0 (t-3rd) 

2005 18 14 0 10 4 0 (3rd) 

2006 17 24 0 7 7 0 (t-4th) 

2007 13 23 0 7 9 0 (7th) 

Totals 372 287 2 74 53 1 

*HCAC totals do not include HCAC Tournament results.

ALL-TIME SERIES VS. OPPONENTS 

School Wins Losses Ties 

Albion College 0 1 0 

Alma College 0 1 0 

Anderson University 16 12 0 

Amherst College 1 0 0 

Aquinas College 0 1 0 

Amherst College 1 0 0 

Baldwin-Wallace College 2 0 0 

Bellarmine University 2 4 0 

Blackburn College 0 1 0 

Bluffton College (University) 14 14 0 

Capital University 2 6 0 

Cardinal Stritch 2 0 0 

Carroll College 1 0 0 

Carthage College 0 1 0 

Cazenovia College 0 2 0 

Cedarville University 14 4 0 

Central College (IA) 0 2 0 

Centre College 5 6 0 

Chapman University 0 1 0 

Clark College 0 1 0 

Culver-Stockton College 0 1 0 

Curry College 0 1 0 

Dayton, University of 0 2 0 

Defiance College 10 12 0 

Denison University 0 1 0 

Dickinson College 0 1 0 

Dominican University (CA) 1 0 0 

Earlham College 4 0 0 

Emmanuel College 1 0 0 

Eureka College 1 0 0 

Findlay University 5 3 0 

Fitchburg State College 1 1 0 

Franklin College 23 5 0 

Franklin & Marshall College 1 0 0 

Georgetown College 7 5 0 

Greenville College 1 0 0 

Grinnell College 0 1 0 

Hanover College 41 21 1 

Haverford College 1 0 0 

Huntington College 1 0 0 

Illinois College 3 1 0 

Indiana Wesleyan University 1 0 0 

Ithaca College 0 1 0 

John Carroll University 6 1 0 

Kenyon College 1 1 0 

Lakeland College (WI) 1 1 0 

Lake Erie College 1 2 0 

Lincoln Memorial University 1 1 0 

Lindenwood University 1 0 0 

Madonna University 2 6 0 

Manchester College 15 11 0 


School Wins Losses Ties 

Marian College 2 1 0 

Martin Methodist College 0 2 0 

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts 1 0 0 

Methodist College 0 1 0 

Midway College 4 6 0 

Millsaps College 0 1 0 

Milwaukee School of Engineering 2 0 0 

Mount Holyoke College 1 0 0 

Mount Vernon Nazarene College 6 0 0 

Northern Kentucky University 5 29 0 

Northwood University 0 1 0 

Notre Dame College 2 0 0 

Oakland City College 1 2 0 

Ohio Dominican College 8 16 0 

Ohio Wesleyan University 3 4 0 

Otterbein College 2 2 0 

Point Park College 1 0 0 

Ramapo College 0 1 0 

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1 0 0 

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 1 1 0 

Rowan University 0 1 0 

Rutgers University-Camden 0 1 0 

Saginaw Valley State 0 1 0 

Salem State College 1 0 0 

Shawnee State University 3 5 0 

Simon Fraser University 0 1 0 

Southern State College 2 0 0 

St. John Fisher College 0 1 0 

St. Mary’s College 0 1 0 

St. Mary’s University 0 1 0 

Suffolk University 1 0 0 

SUNY Brockport 1 0 0 

SUNY Potsdam 1 0 0 

Thomas More College 28 6 0 

Tiffin University 5 7 0 

Transylvania University 6 9 1 

Upper Iowa University 0 1 0 

Urbana University 24 6 0 

Ursinus College 0 2 0 

University of Bridgeport 0 1 0 

University of Puget Sound 0 1 0 

University of Rio Grande 15 5 0 

University of St. Francis 0 3 0 

University of Wisconsin-River Falls 0 1 0 

Walsh College 2 6 0 

Waynesburg University 1 0 0 

Wesleyan University 0 1 0 

Wilmington College 37 14 0 

Wisconsin Lutheran College 1 0 0 

Wittenberg University 16 8 0 

Totals 372 290 2 

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MOUNT IN THE HCAC 

The College of Mount St. Joseph Lions head into their ninth season 

as a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference. Other 

conference members include: Anderson University, Bluffton College, 

Defiance College, Franklin College, Hanover College, Manchester 

College, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, and Transylvania 

University. 

In 1999, the Lions ended their season fourth in the HCAC 

regular season standings. They also placed third in the HCAC 

Tournament. The team placed in the top three in batting average 

(.325), slugging percentage (.404), and ERA (2.50). April King, 

Anita Murphy and Cari Stroub were named to the All-Conference 

Team in 1999. 

In 2000 the Mount placed fifth in the HCAC regular season. 

The team was third in runs scored with 74 runs. The Lions also tied 

for second place in doubles (22) and triples (5). The Lions were 

eliminated in the first round of the HCAC Tournament. Following 

the season, Stephanie Schram and Angela Von Gries were named to 

the All-Conference Team. 

2001 brought about a great year for the Lions as they tied for 

second place, 7-5, in the HCAC regular season (along with 

Anderson and Bluffton). The Lions advanced to the finals of the 

HCAC Tournament, but lost to the eventual champion Manchester, 

2-1 and 4-0 (championship game). Christy Stath was awarded 

HCAC Most Valuable Player and all-conference. Schram and Von 

Gries were once again named to the All-Conference Team. Stath 

and Von Gries were also named Players of the Week during the 

season. The Lions led the conference in doubles (19). 

The Lions’ success continued to build in 2002, as they captured 

second place behind Transylvania University in the regular season 

standings. Advancing to the HCAC Tournament finals with wins 

over Manchester and Defiance, the Lions beat Anderson in two 

games, capturing their first ever HCAC Championship title. With 

that win, the Mount earned a bid in the NCAA III Regional 

Tournament. Senior Julie Wise was named Most Valuable Player in 

the conference, and freshman Kati Stroub earned the Freshman of 

the Year award. Joining them on the All-Conference team were 

seniors Christy Stath and Stephanie Schram. The 2003 season 

marked the third straight season that the Mount claimed second 

place in the HCAC. The Lions repeated as HCAC Tournament 

Champions, sweeping through the tournament undefeated, 

including a championship win against Defiance College. Kati 

Stroub tossed a 1-0 no-hitter against Anderson in the tournament. 

The Lions once again advanced to the NCAA III Regional 

Tournament. Stroub, Carrie Higgins and Annie Neumann were 

selected all-conference while Erin Mallory gained HCAC Player of 

the Week honors. Jacqueline Gering, Lori Gray, Sondra Roberto, 

and Neumann were named academic all-conference. 

2007 HCAC STANDINGS 

HCAC Overall 

Team W L Pct. W L T Pct. 

Defiance 13 2 .867 23 19 0 .548 

Anderson 13 3 .813 26 14 0 .650 

Transylvania 10 6 .625 25 14 0 .641 

Bluffton 9 6 .600 14 17 0 .452 

Manchester 7 7 .500 12 14 0 .462 

Rose-Hulman 8 8 .500 13 21 0 .382 

Mount 7 9 .438 13 23 0 .361 

Franklin 2 14 .125 3 25 0 .107 

Hanover 0 14 .000 0 20 0 .000 

The Mount got off to a fast start in conference play in 2004, 

sweeping Anderson in a doubleheader to open HCAC action, they 

then dropped three straight, including a doubleheader at Franklin 

College. After sweeping Manchester College, the Mount stood at 

6-4 in the HCAC. They finished their conference schedule by 

splitting doubleheaders against Transylvania University and Hanover 

College. The Lions, picked for second in the Preseason Coaches’ 

Poll, finished tied for third with Franklin and captured the fourth 

seed for the HCAC Tournament. They dropped their first game in 

the HCAC Tournament but rebounded to win three straight to 

advance to the championship game where they were defeated by 

Defiance College, 6-5 in 10 innings. Kati Stroub, Annie Neumann 

and Carrie Higgins were named All-Conference and Megan Vincent 

received an HCAC Player of the Week award. Jennifer Esterman, 

Jackie Gering, Amy Sunderman, and Neumann each received 

Academic All-Conference recognition. 

The 2005 season was yet another winning year for the Lions. 

With 18 wins and 14 losses, the Mount finished third in the HCAC, 

with 10 conference victories. The Lions season ended with two early 

losses in the HCAC Tournament to Defiance College, 11-9 and 

Bluffton College, 7-1. Leading the way for the Lions was senior 

outfielder Annie Neumann, senior third baseman Carrie Higgins 

and junior outfielder Amy Sunderman. All three were voted to the 

HCAC All-Conference Team. Neumann, Sunderman and Katie 

Stroub also took home HCAC Player of the Week Honors, in three 

consecutive weeks. 

In 2006, the Lions finished with an overall record of 17-24, but 

they came in fourth in the conference with a 7-7 mark. They went 

on to win three games in the HCAC Tournament, en route to the 

conference semi-finals, where their season ended against Anderson 

University. Leading the way for the Lions during the conference 

schedule was senior catcher Alicia Johnson, who earned a spot on 

the HCAC All-Conference Team. Johnson batted .318 and started 

37 games. Senior pitcher Jennifer Esterman picked up an HCAC 

Player of the Week award during the season. 

The Lions slipped to seventh in the HCAC standings in 2007 

with a 7-9 mark, missing out on making the HCAC Tournament. 

There were, however, some solid performances turned in by Mount 

players. In conference games only, the Mount finished first in 

innings pitched, first in runners picked off, tied for second in stolen 

bases, third in fielding percentage, and fourth in ERA. Erin Brogan 

was first in the conference in stolen bases while Randi Yaeger was 

second in doubles. Yaeger was the team’s lone representative on the 

All-Conference team while Sheena Hundley, Casey Downey and 

Brogan picked up HCAC Player of the Week honors during the 

season.

2007 HCAC TOURNAMENT 

Friday, May 4 

Defiance def. Bluffton, 3-1 

Anderson def. Transylvania, 7-0 

Transylvania def. Bluffton, 9-8 (10 Inn.) 

Anderson def. Defiance, 15-4 

2007 HCAC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 

Saturday, May 5 

Transylvania def. Defiance, 5-4 

Anderson def. Transylvania, 8-4 

Player, School Cl. Position 

Dawn Hines, Anderson Senior First Base 

Lindsay Miller, Bluffton Sophomore Second Base 

Katie Ammons, Bluffton Freshman Outfielder 

Renee Steffen, Defiance Senior Shortstop 

Kelsey Sugg, Defiance Junior Catcher 

Aarika Davis, Defiance Freshman Third Base 

Monica Sigurdson, Defiance Senior Designated Player 

Justine Johnston, Defiance Sophomore Pitcer 

Tracey Smith, Franklin Freshman Second Base/Outfielder 

Brittany Miller, Manchester Sophomore Pitcher/Shortstop 

Lisa Heaton, Manchester Junior Catcher 

Randi Yaeger, Mount Sophomore Catcher 

Lyndsey Mayberry, Transylvania Senior Second Base/Outfielder 

Andrea Fitzpatrick, Transylvania Senior Shortstop 

Jessica Broadhead, Transylvania Sophomore Third Base/Shortstop 

Jessica Holloman, Transylvania Senior Second Base 

Melissa Sharpe, Transylvania Junior Designated Player/Catcher 

Amy Viles, Rose-Hulman Senior Shortstop 

Jordan Goslee, Rose-Hulman Freshman Pitcher 

Most Valuable Player: Lesli Randall, Anderson University 

Pitcher of the Year: Kelly Thompson, Anderson University 

Freshman of the Year: Gretchen Louzon, Anderson University 

Coach of the Year: Larry Holloway, Anderson University 

2007 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 

Week Ending Name, School 

Mar. 4 Hitter-Ashley Montgomery, Rose-Hulman 

Pitcher- Lyndsey Mayberry, Transylvania 

Mar. 11 Hitter- Aarika Davis, Defiance 

Pitcher- No Nominations 

Mar. 18 Hitter- Erin Brogan, Mount 

Pitcher- Gretchen Louzon, Anderson 

Mar. 25 Hitter-Lesli Randall, Anderson 

Pitcher- Kelly Thompson, Anderson 

Apr. 1 Hitter-Katie Ammons, Bluffton 

Pitcher-Robin Diers, Defiance 

Apr. 8 Hitter- Emily Safstrom, Transylvania 

Pitcher- Sheena Hundley, Mount 

Apr. 15 Hitter- Brittany Leach, Transylvania 

Pitcher- Justine Johnston, Defiance 

Apr. 22 Hitter- Lesli Randall, Anderson 

Pitcher-Justine Johnston, Defiance 

Apr. 29 Hitter-Casey Downey, Mount 

Pitcher- Jordan Goslee, Rose-Hulman 


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MOUNT PAST PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 

1999 

Apr. 12 April King 

2001 

Mar. 18 Christy Stath 

Apr. 15 Angela Von Gries 

MOUNT PAST HCAC AWARDS 

1999 

All-Conference 

April King Infield 

Anita Murphy Pitcher 

Cari Stroub Pitcher 

2000 


Stephanie Schram Infield 

Angela Von Gries Pitcher 

2001 


Christy Stath Infield 


Angela Von Gries Pitcher 

2002 

Apr. 7 Kati Stroub 

May 5 Kym Ohmer 

2003 

Mar. 23 Erin Mallory 

2004 

Mar. 22 Megan Vincent 

2002 



Christy Stath Infield 

Kati Stroub Pitcher 

Julie Wise Outfield 

Most Valuable Player 

Julie Wise 

Freshman of the Year 

Kati Stroub 

2003 


Carrie Higgins Third Base 

Annie Neumann Outfield 

Kati Stroub Pitcher 

MOUNT PAST CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 

1999 

Mount 9, Hanover 3 

Mount 7, Anderson 6 

Bluffton 10, Mount 4 

Anderson 11, Mount 0 

2000 

Manchester 2, Mount 0 

Mount 4, Franklin 2 


2001 

Mount 11, Defiance 0 



Mount 5, Hanover 3 


2002 

Alma 3, Mount 0 

Denison 3, Mount 1 

2002 

Mount 5, Manchester 2 





2003 




2004 



Mount 7, Franklin 0 (6 innings) 


Defiance 5, Mount 5 (10 innings) 

2003 

Methodist 12, Mount 0 

Millsaps 7, Mount 2 

2005 

Apr. 17 Kati Stroub 

Apr. 24 Amy Sunderman 

May 1 Annie Neumann 

2006 

Apr. 9 Jennifer Esterman 

2004 



Annie Neumann Outfielder 

2005 


Annie Neumann Outfielder 


Amy Sunderman Outfielder 

2006 


Randi Yaeger Catcher 

2005 


Defiance 11, Mount 9 


2006 

Mount 3, Bluffton 1 

Transylvania 5, Mount 4 




MOUNT PAST APPEARANCES IN THE NCAA DIVISION III TOURNAMENT

2007 HCAC TEAM STATISTICS (conference games only) 

Batting Avg. 

Defiance .367 

Rose-Hulman .342 

Anderson .336 

Bluffton .324 

Transylvania .323 

Mount .275 

Manchester .273 

Franklin .269 

Hanover .190 

Slugging Pct. 


Anderson .485 

Defiance .460 


Bluffton .411 


Mount .342 

Franklin .336 

Hanover .211 

On Base Pct. 

Defiance .404 


Anderson .389 


Bluffton .368 

Mount .339 

Franklin .326 


Hanover .250 

Runs Scored 

Transylvania 105 

Defiance 101 

Rose-Hulman 101 

Anderson 87 

Mount 76 

Bluffton 73 

Franklin 56 

Manchester 50 

Hanover 20 

Earned Run Avg. 

Anderson 1.35 

Defiance 1.73 

Bluffton 1.77 

Mount 2.46 

Manchester 2.61 

Rose-Hulman 3.00 

Transylvania 3.57 

Franklin 7.19 

Hanover 10.65 

Runs Allowed 

Defiance 36 

Bluffton 49 

Defiance 49 

Manchester 56 

Rose-Hulman 63 

Mount 66 

Transylvania 67 

Hanover 137 

Franklin 146 

2007 HCAC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (conference games only) 

Batting Avg. 

Randall, AU .565 

Miller, L., BU .500 

Sugg, DC .481 

Lanham, TU .476 

Sanders, AU .465 

Slugging Pct. 

Randall, AU 1.022 

Holloman, TU .682 

Fitzpatrick, TU .667 


Mayberry, TU .658 

On Base Pct. 

Randall, AU .625 

Miller, L., BU .532 

Sugg, DC .517 

Sigurdson, DC .514 


Runs scored 

Broadhead, TU 20 

Holloman, TU 18 

Skaziak, DC 18 

Randall, AU 17 

Ammons, K., BU 16 

Hits 

Broadhead, TU 26 

Randall, AU 26 

Smith, FC 25 

Sugg, DC 25 

Steffen, DC 23 

Doubles 

Randall, AU 9 

Yaeger, Mount 7 

4 tied at 6 

Triples 

Holloman, TU 3 

Fox, AU 2 

Blinn, MC 2 


Stallkamp, Mount 2 

Home runs 

Safstrom, TU 4 

Randall, AU 4 

Fitzpatrick, TU 4 

Mayberry, TU 3 

Bitner, MC 2 

Stolen bases 


Brogan, Mount 8 

Sharpe, TU 7 

Montgomery, Rose 7 

4 tied at 4 


Fielding Pct. 

Defiance .959 


Mount .944 



Bluffton .924 

Anderson .924 

Hanover .913 

Franklin .906 

Earned Run Avg. 

Louzon, AU 0.52 

Thompson, AU 0.79 

Miller, MC 1.35 

Hundley, Mount 1.54 

Brown, MC 1.63 

Batters Struck Out 

Goslee, Rose 57 

Johnston, DC 51 

Kenney, K., BU 40 

Thompson, AU 39 

Brown, MC 33 

Wins 


Thompson, AU 7 


Brown, MC 6 


Appearances 



Kenney, K., BU 10 


3 tied at 9 

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MOUNT INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS 

Batting 

Average: (.522) Robin Theising, 1996 

At Bats: (157) Christy Stath, 2001 

Runs: (51) Robin Theising, 1997 

Hits: (70) Christy Stath, 2001 

Doubles: (19) Stephanie Schram, 2001 

Triples: (7) Nicole Bobay, 1994; Karrie Gabbard, 1994; Robin Theising, 1997 

Home Runs: (7) Nicole Bobay, 1994 

RBI: (43) Stephanie Schram, 2001 

Walks: (25) Julie Liedhegner, 1991 

Stolen Bases: (32) Erin Brogan, 2006 

Pitching 

ERA: (1.08) Jackie Gering, 2001 

Wins: (16) Joy Igo, 1995 

Innings pitched: (157.1) Kati Stroub, 2004 

Strikeouts: (121) Kati Stroub, 2004 

Appearances: (26) Kati Stroub, 2004 

Saves: (3) Jenni Neyer 1991; Kati Stroub 2003 

Games Started: (22) Kati Stroub, 2004 

Complete Games: (20) Joy Igo, 1995 

Shutouts: (5) Kati Stroub 2004 

*Statistics not available for the 1987 season. 

MOUNT INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 

Batting Average 

(minimum, 100 At-Bats) 

Rank Name Batting Average 

1. Robin Theising .471 

2. Melissa Rolfes .383 

2. Annie Neumann .383 

4. Carrie Higgins .380 

5. Michelle Campbell .363 

6. Debbie Carroll .357 

6. Christy Gault .357 

6. Megan Vincent .357 

9. Lisa Benson .356 

9. Julie Liedhegner .356 

Games Played 

Rank Name Games Played 

1. Jen Morgan 171 

2. Christy Stath 165 

2. Lori Gray 165 

4. Julie Wise 162 

5. Jackie Gering 156 

6. Stephanie Schram 155 

7. Erin Mallory 153 

8. Annie Neumann 151 

9. Natalie Singer 147 

9. Amy Sunderman 147 

At-Bats 

Rank Name At-Bats 




4. Lori Gray 473 




8 Jen Morgan 446 


10. Robin Theising 420 

Runs scored 

Rank Name Runs scored 


2. Julie Liedhegner 138 

3. Nicole Bobay 117 

4. Karrie Kitz 115 



7. Melissa Rolfes 98 



10. Lisa Richter 92

Hits 

Rank Name Hits 






6 Jackie Gering 133 

7 Julie Liedhegner 132 




Doubles 

Rank Name Doubles 






6. Carrie Higgins 29 





Triples 

Rank Name Triples 




4. Karrie Gabbard 11 


6. Debbie Carroll 9 




8. Annie Lipps 8 

Home Runs 

Rank Name Home Runs 





4. Lisa Benson 8 





10. Julie Niesel 3 



Runs Batted In 

Rank Name Runs Batted In 








8. Lisa Benson 74 


10. Kerry Bertline 71 


Walks 

Rank Name Walks 



2. Jen Morgan 58 



6. Anne Volmer 47 


8 Melissa Rolfes 42 


9. Michelle Campbell 40 

Stolen Bases 

Rank Name Stolen Bases 

1. Erin Brogan 86 


3 Robin Theising 59 




7. Megan Vincent 25 

8. Karrie Gabbard 22 


10. Anne Volmer 18 

10. Michelle Campbell 18 


Pitching 

Earned Run Average 

(minimum, 50 innings pitched) 

Rank Name Earned Run Average 

1. Kati Stroub 1.90 

2. Jenni Neyer 1.96 

3. Jackie Gering 2.17 

4. Joy Igo 2.44 

5 Sheena Hundley 2.48 

6. Sondra Roberto 2.56 

7. Kelly Reynolds 2.73 

8. Krissy Seibert 2.96 

9. Jennifer Esterman 2.97 

10. Anita Murphy 3.02 

10. Cari Stroub 3.02 

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MOUNT INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS (Continued) 

Wins 

Rank Name Wins 

1. Kati Stroub 47-25 

2. Joy Igo 37-11 

3. Anita Murphy 32-26 

4. Cari Stroub 29-23 

5. Jenni Neyer 26-11 

6. Debbie Carroll 25-16 

7. Angela Von Gries 24-26 

8. Sondra Roberto 18-15 

9. Jennifer Esterman 18-20 

10, Kym Ohmer 16-18 

Innings Pitched 

Rank Name Innings Pitched 

1. Kati Stroub 478.1 

2. Anita Murphy 361.2 

3. Cari Stroub 347.1 

4. Joy Igo 321.1 

5. Angela Von Gries 299.1 

6. Sheena Hundley 274.1 

7 Sondra Roberto 260.0 

8. Jennifer Esterman 259.0 

9. Debbie Carroll 255.2 

10. Jenni Neyer 232.1 

Strikeouts 

Rank Name Strikeouts 

1. Kati Stroub 400 

2. Sheena Hundley 148 

3. Angela Von Gries 146 

4. Jennifer Esterman 140 

5. Anita Murphy 138 

6. Cari Stroub 128 

7. Sondra Roberto 122 


9. Joy Igo 81 

10. Jenni Neyer 77 

Appearances 

Rank Name Appearances 






6. Joy Igo 55 





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Saves 

Rank Name Saves 





4. Kym Ohmer 2 

4. Kelly Reynolds 2 


Complete Games 

Rank Name Complete Games 




3. Joy Igo 44 







Shutouts 

Rank Name Shutouts 






5. Joy Igo 4 


5. Tessa Diersing 4 

*Statistics not available for the 1987 season.

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