Softball 2009

Softball 2009 

Media Guide 

Corban College & 

Graduate School 

 

Salem, Oregon

Corban Quick Facts 

Address: 

5000 Deer Park Drive SE 

Salem, Oregon 97317-9392 

Athletics Phone: 

503-375-7021 

Athletics/Sports Information Fax: 

503-315-2947 

Switchboard: 

503-581-8600 

2009 Softball Media Guide 

Founded: 

1935 

President: 

Dr. Reno Hoff 

Facilities 

C.E. Jeffers Sports Center 

In The Works – Renovation of Sportsplex including 

baseball, soccer and softball facilities 

Enrollment: 

1015 

Nickname: 

Warriors 

Colors: 

Navy and Gold 

Web Site: 

www.gowarriorsgo.com 

Affiliation: 

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 

(NAIA) 

NAIA Web Site: 

http://naia.cstv.com/index.html 

Conference: 

Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Web Site: 

www.cascadeconference.org 

Table of Contents 

About Corban College 

& Graduate School 2 

Coaches and Staff 4 

Affiliations 5 

Softball 

Roster 6 

Season Outlook 7 

Coach Bios 8 

Player Bios 9 

Season Summary 15 

Season Results 17 

Year By Year Results 17 

Past Participants 20 

Records 21 

Game Schedule Back Cover 

www.gowarriorsgo.com

About Corban College 

& Graduate School 

Corban is an independent Christian college 

with over 50 majors and programs of 

study including professional, liberal arts 

and ministries. Adult degree completion 

programs and graduate studies in business 

administration and education, online and on 

campus, are also available. 

Accreditation 

Corban College & Graduate School 

Corban is accredited by the Northwest 

Commission on Colleges and Universities. 

As a member of the Association of Christian 

Schools International (ACSI), Corban’s 

Education program is approved to culminate 

in an ACSI teaching certificate. It is also 

approved by the State of Oregon to prepare 

both elementary and secondary teachers 

for licensure. 

Our distinction is relationship— faculty 

to student and student to student. The 

members of the Corban community are 

here to help students succeed. Our motto, 

Dedicating Heart and Mind to God, is a very 

real part of our process. 

Recognitions 

Corban is ranked by U.S. News & 

World Report as sixth in the West’s Best 

Baccalaureate Colleges for 2009. Corban 

has been ranked in the top 10 in the West 

for the last seven years in that category, and 

is the only Christian college in the Northwest 

to be ranked in the West’s Top 10. Corban is 

also ranked third for Best Value in the West. 

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Freshman are among top 25 percent 

of their high school class (2nd) 

Combined graduation and freshman 

retention rate (6th). During the 

past three years Corban’s freshman 

retention rate has been 70 percent. 

A 13:1 student/faculty ratio (4th) 

Corban also received national 

recognition by the Best Christian 

Workplace Institute ranking it as the 

number one Christian workplace in 

2006 among similarly sized colleges. 

A student survey conducted by The 

Princeton Review lists Corban as one of the 

best colleges in the U.S. western region. 

Corban is one of the 129 schools profiled 

in the regional college guidebook, The Best 

Western Colleges. 

Corban is also one of only 10 Oregon 

colleges mentioned in the survey in the 

2004 edition of Review’s annual college 

guidebook, The Best 351 Colleges. 

Our Endeavor 

To provide Bible-centered baccalaureate and 

graduate programs built on the foundation 

of our Judeo-Christian and Baptist heritage. 

To educate maturing Christians to become 

competent thinkers, involved citizens and 

effective communicators. 

To provide opportunities for students to 

apply their academic knowledge as well 

as exercise their ministry gifts and abilities 

through church, community service and 

internship programs. 

To develop healthy, balanced lives through 

participation in extracurricular programs and 

intramural activities designed to enhance the 

mind, body and spirit. 

Our Mission 

To educate Christians who will make a 

difference in the world for Jesus Christ. 

Matthew 28:19-20 

 

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History 

Corban has its roots in Phoenix, Arizona 

where, in 1935, it began as a Bible institute. 

Relocating to California in 1946, the college 

changed its name to Western Baptist Bible 

College and operated there until moving to 

Oregon in 1969. 

In 1955, the College received degreegranting 

status from the State of California 

Department of Education. In 1959, it 

received national accreditation as a Bible 

college by the American Association of 

Bible Colleges. In 1968, it was regionally 

accredited and after moving to Oregon was 

accredited by the Northwest Commission 

on Colleges and Universities. Over the years, 

the College has transitioned from a Bible 

college to a comprehensive college offering 

programs in biblical studies, the liberal arts, 

and professional studies. 

Library 

In addition to 110,000 titles and 575 

current periodical subscriptions on location, 

Corban’s membership in the Oregon Private 

Academic Library Link (OPALL) provides 

access to an additional 450,000 titles and 

600,000 volumes. The library and its users 

also have access to over 11,000 full-text 

journals in electronic format. The library 

houses the Prewitt/Allen Archaeological 

Museum, a collection of Middle East 

artifacts, unique on the West Coast. 

In 2005 the name of the college was 

changed to Corban in order to enhance 

our ability to reach out to all evangelical 

churches and at the same time to present 

our Baptist heritage in a positive manner. 

The name, a biblical word meaning “a gift 

dedicated to God,” and motto, “Dedicating 

Heart and Mind to God,” reflect the mission 

of the college. 

Student Services 

Chapel Program; Associated Students 

of Corban College; Career Services; 

Community/Church Service; Counseling; 

Camp Teams; Leadership Development; 

Academic Services Center; Campus Dining; 

Core Groups; Fellowships; Intercollegiate 

Athletics; Intramural’s; Health Services; 

Library; Campus Bookstore. 

Affiliation 

Corban is an independent Baptist college 

and a member of the Council for Christian 

Colleges and Universities. 

Corban Academic Programs 

Business 

Education 

English/ 

Communication/ 

Journalism 

Health Science 

Human Performance 

Mathematics 

Ministry 

Music 

Psychology 

Social Science 

Study Abroad 

Associate Degrees 

Degree Completion 

Graduate Degrees 


Coaches and Staff 


John Nelson, Director Of Athletics 

503-589-8119 

jnelson@corban.edu 

The coaches and staff at Corban are committed to developing every athlete 

spiritually, academically and athletically. Our teams have a passion for winning, 

dedication to do so, and a commitment to Jesus Christ. The coaches and studentathletes 

are consistently prepared to compete at their highest level and have been 

rewarded with 12 NAIA conference championships and four NCCAA national titles 

since 1995. It’s a great experience to be part of Corban athletics. 

Assistant Athletic Director / 

Game & Event Coordinator 

Tim Seiber 

503-589-8107 

tseiber@corban.edu 

Women’s Basketball Coach 

Terry Williams 

503-375-7021 

twilliams@corban.edu 

Faculty Athletic 

Representative 

Dr. Bryce Bernard 

503-375-7034 

bbernard@corban.edu 

M/W Golf Coach 

Ron Sisler 

503-375-7021 

rsisler@corban.edu 

Administrative Assistant 

Angela Moberg 

503-375-7021 

amoberg@corban.edu 

Sports Information Director 

Mark Colachico 

503-589-8121 

mcolachico@corban.edu 

M/W Cross Country Coach 

M/W Track & Field Coach 

Norm Berney 

503-375-7021 

nberney@corban.edu 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

Dave Irby 

503-375-7021 

dirby@corban.edu 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Jennifer Krug 

503-589-8193 

jkrug@corban.edu 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

Marty Ziesemer 

503-375-7115 

mziesemer@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Tony Walther 

503-589-8108 

twalther@corban.edu 

Softball Coach 

Nathan Ohta 

503-375-7021 

nohta@corban.edu 

Baseball Coach 

Nathan Mayben 

503-375-7021 

nmayben@corban.edu 

Volleyball Coach 

Heather Dunn 

503-375-7021 

hdunn@corban.edu 

Men’s Basketball Coach 

Justin Sherwood 

503-589-8196 

jsherwood@corban.edu 

 

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Affiliations 

Cascade Collegiate 

Conference 

Corban is a member of the 

Cascade Collegiate Conference and affiliated 

with the National Association of Intercollegiate 

Athletics (NAIA), competing in men’s baseball, 

basketball, cross country, distance track, golf and 

soccer, and women’s basketball, cross country, 

distance track, golf, soccer, softball and volleyball. 

Current conference members include Cascade 

College, The College of Idaho, Concordia 

University, Corban College, Eastern Oregon 

University, The Evergreen State College, 

Northwest University, Northwest Christian 

College, Oregon Institute of Technology, 

Southern Oregon University, and Warner Pacific 

College. Corban has claimed 12 conference 

titles since all the sports joined the CCC in 1994. 

The conference members participating in softball 

include College of Idaho, Concordia, Corban, 

Eastern Oregon, Northwest Christian, Oregon 

Tech, and Southern Oregon. During the 2009 

season, there is no post-season conference 

tournament since the regular season champion 

will receive an automatic berth to the NAIA 

Championships in Decatur, Alabama. 

The Cascade Collegiate Conference web site 

address is www.cascadeconference.org. 

National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics 

The National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) 

currently administers programs 

of intercollegiate athletics at 

approximately 300 fully accredited colleges 

and universities of moderate enrollment. 

The fundamental tenet of the NAIA is that 

intercollegiate athletics is an integral part of the 

total educational program of the institution. 

As the country’s oldest collegiate sports 

governing body, the NAIA has been a leader 

in addressing important issues such as racial 

integration, women’s sport championship 

programs, and improved academic eligibility 

requirements. 

There are presently 13 sport offerings and 23 

national championship opportunities within the 

NAIA. The national office of the NAIA is located in 

Olathe, Kan. The web site address is naia.cstv.com. 

Opponents: 

THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO 

Location: Caldwell, Idaho 

Enrollment: 834 

Nickname: Coyotes 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Director of Athletics: Marty Holly 

Sports Information Director: Mike Safford, Jr. 

Sports Information Phone: 208-459-5681 

Softball Coach: Al Mendiola 

Website: www.coi.edu 

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY 

Location: Portland, Oregon 

Enrollment: 1,600 

Nickname: Cavaliers 

Colors: Navy and White 

Director of Athletics: Matt English 

Sports Information Director: Jason Dormeyer 


Softball Coach: Carrie Kosderka-Farrell 

Website: www.gocugo.com 

EASTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY 

Location: La Grande, Oregon 


Nickname: Mountaineers 

Colors: Navy and Vegas Gold 

Director of Athletics: Rob Cashell 

Sports Information Director: Isaac Williams 


Softball Coach: Missy Wheeler 

Website: www.eou.edu/athletics 

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 

Location: Eugene, Oregon 

Enrollment: 500 

Nickname: Beacons 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Director of Athletics: Corey Anderson 

Sports Information Director: Nick Askew 


Softball Coach: Tim Hood 

Website: www.gobeacons.com 

OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 

Location: Klamath Falls, Oregon 


Nickname: Hustlin’ Owls 

Colors: Navy and Gold 

Director of Athletics: Michael Schell 

Sports Info Director: Tom Loney/Mike Garrard 


Softball Coach: Greg Stewart 

Website: www.oitsports.edu 

SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY 

Location: Ashland, Oregon 


Nickname: Raiders 

Colors: Red and Black 

Director of Athletics: Matt Sayre 

Sports Information Director: Bobby Heiken 


Softball Coach: Kim Fritts 

Website: www.souraiders.com 



2009 Roster 

NO NAME POS B/T HT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 

3 Megan Gaylord OF/SS L/R 5-3 SR Portland, Ore. (Wilson HS) 

4 Jessie Jones 2B B/R 5-4 SO Gladstone, Ore. (Gladstone HS) 

7 Kacie Emerick OF L/R 5-2 JR Bellingham, Wash (Squalicum HS) 

8 Karlee Sisler 3B/1B/P R/R 5-7 SR Corvallis, Ore. (Santiam Christian HS / Linn-Benton CC) 

9 Ashley Strom 1B R/R 5-8 FR Salem, Ore. (South Salem HS) 

10 Jessica Pierce C/OF L/R 5-3 JR Kennewick, Wash. (Kennewick HS) 

11 Erin Sailors P R/R 5-8 SR Anchorage, Alaska (Grace Christian HS) 

12 Rebecca Anni 1B R/R 5-7 FR Independence, Ore. (Santiam Christian HS) 

14 Jennifer Kollaer P/OF L/R 5-8 SO Albany, Ore. (West Albany HS) 

16 Twyla Baggarley P/3B/1B R/R 5-7 FR Hillsboro, Ore. (Liberty HS) 

21 Rebecca Franke OF/SS R/R 5-4 JR Pendleton, Ore. (Pendleton HS / Blue Mtn. Comm. Coll.) 

22 Brittany Wagner P R/R 5-5 FR Gladstone, Ore. (Gladstone HS) 

23 Jessica Schell 2B R/R 5-8 JR Portland, Ore. (Estacada HS / Clackamas Comm. Coll.) 

24 Rachel Steigleman SS R/R 5-6 JR Eugene, Ore. (Churchill HS) 

RS Brittany Millermon UTL R/R 5-1 FR Silverdale, Wash. (Central Kitsap HS) 

Head Coach: Nathan Ohta (2nd year) 

Head Athletic Trainer: Jennifer Krug 

Assistant Coach: Rob Bovey 

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Tony Walther 

2009 Softball Depth Chart 

Sisler 

Baggarley 

Franke 

Franke 

Emerick 

Pierce 

Steigleman 

Gaylord 

Franke 

BULLPEN: Baggarley 

Sisler 

DESIGNATED PLAYER: Schell 

Anni 

Gaylord 

Emerick 

Sailors 

Kollaer 

Wagner 

Pierce 

Franke 

Jones 

Schell 

Kollaer 

Emerick 

Strom 

Strom 

Baggarley 

Anni 

 

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2009 Softball Outlook 

Corban anticipates being a bona fide contender with talent and experience 

In just his first year at the helm, Corban softball 

coach Nathan Ohta led his Warriors to a 15-win 

season, including 11 in the Cascade Collegiate 

Conference. That effort more than doubled the 

number of wins in conference play for Corban 

compared to the previous year. 

Now, with eight veterans returning, including two 

NAIA All-Region players and a 1 st Team All-CCC 

pitcher, the Warriors are poised for establishing 

the program’s best season in its five-year history. 

Ranked fourth in the conference in preseason polls, 

Ohta thinks his returning core and new recruits can 

easily thrust Corban into a formidable position in 

the post-season race. 

“We can play with anybody in the conference,” 

says Ohta. “I don’t think there’s anybody head and 

shoulders above us. Right now we come in viewed 

by others as being in the middle of the pack. But 

this year I think we can really compete with the top 

teams in the conference.” 

Those expectations grow as a result of the likes 

of players such as seniors Erin Sailors (SR, 5- 

8, Anchorage, Alaska), Karlee Sisler (SR, 5-7, 

Corvallis, Ore.), and Megan Gaylord (SR, 5-3, 

Portland, Ore.), plus sophomore sensations 

Jennifer Kollaer (SO, 5-8, Albany, Ore.) and Jessie 

Jones (SO, 5-4, Gladstone, Ore.). Sailors, Corban’s 

all-time strikeout and shutout leader, earned allconference 

honors with a 10-win, 148-strikeout 

season a year ago. She also notched the first-ever 

no-hitter for a Warrior hurler. 

Third-year veterans Jessica Pierce (JR, 5-3, 

Kennewick, Wash.) and Kacie Emerick (JR, 5-2, 

Bellingham, Wash.) have been regulars in the 

starting lineup, and will give Corban defensive 

depth and experience at the plate. Junior college 

transfers Rebecca Franke (JR, 5-4, Pendleton, Ore.) 

and Jessica Schell (JR, 5-8, Portland, Ore.) are 

expected to be impact players for Corban in their 

first year. 

Ohta has also brought in freshman pitcher Brittany 

Wagner (FR, 5-5, Gladstone, Ore.), who is 

expected to get plenty of innings in her rookie 

campaign, while newcomers Ashley Strom (FR, 

5-8, Salem, Ore.) and Rebecca Anni (FR, 5-7, 

Independence, Ore.) will vie for playing time at first 

base for the Warriors. Freshman Twyla Baggarley 

(FR, 5-7, Hillsboro, Ore.) is set for a utility role to 

round out the playing roster, while fellow freshman 

Brittany Millermon (FR, 5-1, Silverdale, Wash.) will 

red shirt for Corban. 

Ohta likes the potential and attitude of this year’s 

Corban squad. “I think our pitching is deeper this 

year, and we have a lot of kids who can swing the 

bats,” says Ohta. “A difference between this year 

and last year is this team expects to win when they 

step on the field. There’s more of a confidence and 

focus that comes from being successful. There’s 

definitely a different air about them this year.” 

“(Sailors) is one of the top pitchers in the 

conference,” says Ohta, “and she has the ability to 

dominate games.” 

Sisler gives the Warriors run-producing potential, 

ranking 5 th in home runs in the conference in 2008 

with seven, in addition to collecting 21 RBI. Gaylord, 

a four-year starter, brings great defensive versatility 

with speed and bat control on the offensive end. As 

a freshman, Kollaer, led the conference in batting 

average (.466) and on-base percentage (.500), 

while Jones was second among all CCC players in 

stolen bases (16), and Corban’s leader in hits (42), 

runs (28) and fielding percentage (.974). 

Ohta and Corban are also excited about the return 

of junior shortstop Rachel Steigleman (JR, 5-6, 

Eugene, Ore.), who is back after sitting out 2008 

due to an injury. Steigleman strengthens the 

Warriors in the field and at the plate, and according 

to Ohta, has all-conference capability in her 

all-around play. 

Junior Rachel Steigleman returns from an injury last season 

to solidify the Warriors’ middle infield along with 

sophomore Jessie Jones. 



Coach Bios 

Nathan Ohta 

Head Coach 

After coaching then-Western 

Baptist’s club softball team 

for two seasons, Nathan 

Ohta begins his second 

season as the head of the 

Warrior softball program 

this season at Corban College after serving one 

season in 2007 as assistant coach. 

Last season, Nathan turned around a program 

that had combined for 13 wins over the past 

two seasons. In just one year at the helm, 

Nathan helped lead the Warriors to a 15-22 

win-loss record that included an 11-13 record 

in conference play. Corban’s conference record 

was good enough for a tie for fourth place 

overall, which was only two games out of a 

berth in the NAIA Region I tournament. 

Nathan, a 2002 Corban graduate, takes the 

helm, stepping in to replace former head coach 

Michelle Hext, who resigned in July after leading 

the Warriors in 2006. Nathan joined Hext as her 

top assistant in the spring, and the two helped reinvigorate 

the softball program. Corban improved 

its overall and conference records in 2007, while 

beating NCAA Division II Northwest Nazarene and 

every NAIA conference opponent except one. 

Nathan returns to the head of the sport 

he helped launch back in 2001 when he 

oversaw Corban’s first club softball team. For 

two years (2001-2003), Nathan handled all 

administrative, recruiting, and coaching duties 

during the program’s club phase, helping the 

college advance Warrior softball to an official 

intercollegiate sport in 2004. 

“Corban has always been a special place to me, 

and I’m excited to be able to coach a sport I 

love at a school I love,” said Nathan. 

Nathan resides in Salem and will also continue 

as a teacher at Albany Christian School. 

Rob Bovey 

Assistant Coach 

Rob Bovey moves from the 

baseball diamond where he 

was a player for the Warriors 

from 2003-05 to the softball 

dugout where he begins his first season as 

assistant coach at Corban. 

Rob played for the Warriors from 2003-05, 

where he made a combined 109 appearances 

and registered 81 hits in 328 at-bats. Rob 

also recorded a combined 13 doubles to go 

along with 39 runs batted in. Rob also made 

a combined 23 appearances on the mound for 

Corban, as he tossed 58.2 innings and allowed 

68 runs (60 earned) for a career Earned Run 

Average (ERA) of 9.28. 

Prior to his three seasons at Corban, Rob 

played one season at Everett Community 

College in Washington. 

“I count it a tremendous blessing from God to 

be an assistant coach at Corban,” said Rob. 

“My passion as an assistant coach is to help 

cultivate an environment of winning. Simply 

having a ‘W’ placed in the win column at the 

end of each game, however, is not the goal our 

team is striving for. The goal is to win with a 

level of respect, integrity, and honor that will 

be looked favorably upon by all. This means 

not only exhibiting a high level of character on 

the field, but off the field as well. As a result, 

those who play at Corban are developing much 

more then their skills as an athlete; they are 

developing their overall quality of life to be the 

awesome person God created them to be!” 

A 2005 graduate of then-Western Baptist 

College with a degree in Intercultural Studies, 

Rob is single and currently resides in Salem. 

Beyond his coaching duties, Rob also works as 

a Corrections Deputy for the Marion County 

Sheriff’s Department. 

 

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Player Bios 

#3 MEGAN GAYLORD 

Outfield / Shortstop 

Bats Left / Throws Right 

5-3, Senior 

Portland, Oregon 

Wilson High School 

2008: Appeared in 37 games, starting 36, as a junior … Made 98 plate appearances and 

recorded 29 hits … Scored 13 runs and recorded 11 runs batted in … Batted .296 at the 

plate … Finished second on the team with 15 stolen bases … Named as a member of Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Gold Glove Team. 2007: Appeared in and started all 43 games as a sophomore … Made teamhigh 

122 plate appearances and recorded 29 hits … Scored 19 runs and recorded eight runs batted in … 

Batted .238 at the plate … Finished second on the team with 56 assists … Led team in stolen bases with nine. 

2006: Appeared in 36 games, started 35, as a freshman … Made 83 plate appearances and recorded 18 hits … 

Scored 8 runs and recorded 1 run batted in … Batted .217 at the plate … Led the team with 15 stolen bases. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Wilson High School in 2005 with honors … Played 4 years of softball 

… Named team’s defensive player of the year … Chosen honorable mention 1 st team all-league … Also 

prepped in soccer for 2 seasons. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to Jim and Debbie Gaylord … Is 1 of 4 

children … Has two brothers (Josh and Jesse) and 1 sister (Melissa) … Brothers, Josh and Jesse, both played 

baseball for Corban … Enjoys reading, shopping, and hanging out with friends … Mother, Debbie, played 

softball at George Fox University … Major: Accounting / Business … Would like to become a CPA following 

graduation. Impact of Corban: “Corban has helped me to grow in my walk with God. I have learned so 

much from Bible classes and am now better equipped to be a servant to God.” 

Corban Career Statistics: 

Year GP AB R H RBI AVG 2B 3B HR BB SO FLD% 

2006 36 83 8 18 1 .217 0 0 0 1 15 .931 

2007 43 112 19 29 8 .238 0 0 0 8 11 .878 

2008 37 98 13 29 11 .296 1 0 0 5 11 .935 

Career 116 293 40 76 20 .259 1 0 0 13 37 .915 

#4 JESSIE JONES 

Second Base 

Bats Both / Throws Right 

5-4, Sophomore 

Gladstone, Oregon 

Gladstone High School 

2008: Appeared in and started all 37 games as a freshman … Made team-high 121 

plate appearances and recorded a team-best 42 hits … Scored a team-high 28 runs and 

recorded 12 runs batted in … Batted .347 at the plate … Finished second on the team with 51 assists 

… Led team in stolen bases with 16 … Named as a member of the All-Cascade Collegiate Conference 

and All-Region I teams … Also, earned conference gold glove recognition. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated as 

valedictorian in 2007 from Gladstone High School … Competed in softball (4 years), basketball (3 years), 

and volleyball (3 years) for the Gladiators … Named Capitol Conference Player of the Year following ’07 

senior season … Earned 1 st team all-state honors following senior campaign … Two-time 1 st team all-league 

honoree … Earned 2 nd team all-league honors following sophomore season … Helped lead Gladstone to 

state tournament quarterfinal appearance … Also earned 1 st team all-league honors in both basketball 

and volleyball … Member of three-time league champions in basketball. PERSONAL: Born in Klamath 

Falls, Ore. to Steve and Peggy Jones … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Brett) and 1 sister (Rylee) … 

Enjoys being outdoors, hunting, fishing, playing sports, eating, laughing, boating, and crocheting … Major: 

Secondary Education … Would like to be a high school teacher following graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“The opportunity to play college softball at a place where I can also grow in my faith and receive a great 

education was my main reason.” 



2008 37 121 28 42 12 .347 4 1 1 8 19 .974 


#7 KACIE EMERICK 

Outfield 


5-2, Junior 

Bellingham, Washington 

Squalicum High School 


2008: Appeared in 32 games, starting 30, as a sophomore … Made 63 plate appearances 

and recorded 12 hits … Scored six runs and recorded two runs batted in … Batted .190 at the plate … 

Tied for the team lead in sacrifice flies with five. 2007: Appeared in and started 42 games as a freshman 

… Made 103 plate appearances and recorded 20 hits … Scored nine runs and recorded five runs batted 

in … Batted .194 at the plate … Finished second on the team in stolen bases with four. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from Squalicum High School in 2006 with honors … Played 4 years of softball and soccer … 

Earned team Most Valuable Player award following junior and senior seasons … Was 2 nd team all-league 

as a third baseman during junior and senior campaigns … Earned Bellingham Herald all-area honors as 

a third baseman following senior season … Was a member of the Washington state ASA senior all-star 

team … Earned honorable mention all-league and team’s defensive MVP award as a sophomore … Named 

honorable mention all-league as a freshman. PERSONAL: Born in Bellingham, Wash. to Joe and Bonnie 

Emerick … 1 of 4 children … Has 2 brothers (Jeff & Justin) and 1 twin sister (Lindsay) … Cousin, Mike 

Benjamin, played professional baseball for the San Francisco Giants, Boston Red Sox, and Pittsburgh Pirates 

… Major: Business. Why I chose Corban: “Corban is a great school to be a student-athlete.” 



2007 42 103 9 20 5 .194 0 1 0 3 37 .906 

2008 32 63 6 12 2 .190 2 1 0 2 19 .919 

Career 74 166 15 32 7 .193 2 2 0 5 56 .913 

#8 KARLEE SISLER 

Third Base / First Base / Pitcher 

Bats Right / Throws Right 

5-7, Senior 

Corvallis, Oregon 

Santiam Christian High School 

Linn-Benton Community College 

2008: Appeared in 35 games, starting 34, as a junior … Made 95 plate appearances and recorded 29 hits 

… Scored 12 runs and recorded 21 runs batted in … Batted .305 at the plate … Led the team in home 

runs with seven … Tallied five doubles … Finished second on the team in total bases with 55 and assists 

with 48 … Also made 12 appearance in the circle … Registered a win-loss record of 1-7 … Allowed 54 

runs (34 earned) on 78 hits in 51.1 innings of work to go along with 14 strikeouts. 2007: Appeared in 20 

games, starting six, in the pitching circle as a sophomore while registering an earned run average of 8.78 … 

Recorded five complete games, while striking out 15 batters … Threw 59.0 innings, while allowing 113 runs 

(74 earned) … Contributed at the plate batting .273 with six hits in 22 at-bats … Scored one run. 

LINN-BENTON: Attended Linn-Benton Community College in Albany for one year, but did not play softball 

for the Roadrunners. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Santiam Christian High School in 2004 … Played 

four seasons of softball, two seasons of basketball, and was a member of the cheerleading squad for four 

seasons … Four-time OSAA Outstanding Student-Athlete … Was team captain during senior season … 

Earned 2 nd team all-league as an infielder … Led the team in doubles as a 2004 senior. PERSONAL: Born in 

Corvallis, Ore. to Ron and Karen Sisler … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 sisters (Maddy & Emma) and 1 brother 

(Ben) … Father, Ron, graduated from Corban and is currently the men’s & women’s golf coach for the 

Warriors … Brother, Ben, is currently a student at Corban and a member of the men’s basketball and men’s 

golf teams … Major: History. Why I chose Corban: “It was a great place to meet people with the same 

world view and belief as me.” 



2007 17 22 1 6 2 .273 0 0 1 4 8 .938 

2008 35 95 12 29 21 .305 5 0 7 5 28 .854 

Career 52 117 13 35 23 .299 5 0 8 9 36 .896 

Year APP GS CG W L SV IP H R ER ERA BB SO 

2007 20 6 5 1 6 0 59.0 130 113 74 8.78 37 15 

2008 12 9 5 1 7 0 51.1 78 54 35 4.77 23 14 

Career 32 15 10 2 13 0 110.1 208 167 109 6.93 60 29 

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#9 ASHLEY STROM 

First Base 


5-8, Freshman 

Salem, Oregon 

South Salem High School 


HIGH SCHOOL: Was homeschooled and graduated with honors in 2008, but played 

softball for nearby South Salem High School … Competed in softball (4 years), volleyball (4 years), and 

basketball (3 years) … Named 2 nd team all-league. PERSONAL: Born in Salem, Ore. to Phil and Jan Strom … 

Is 1 of 8 children … Has 3 brothers (Dustin, Miguel, & Javier) and 4 sisters (Nicole, Erin, Danielle, & Elliana) 

… Mother, Jan, brother, Dustin, and sister, Danielle, all attended Corban … Enjoys church, family, and 

friends … Major: Physical Education … Would like to become a teacher following graduation. Why I chose 

Corban: “I have wanted to go to Corban for as long as I can remember. At first, I wanted to be just like my 

mom. Now, I realize what an opportunity it is to go to a Christian college.” 

#10 JESSICA PIERCE 

Catcher / Outfield 


5-3, Junior 

Kennewick, Washington 

Kennewick High School 

2008: Appeared in and started all 37 games as a sophomore … Made 109 plate 

appearances and recorded 29 hits … Scored 11 runs and recorded 11 runs batted in … Batted .266 at 

the plate … Led the team with six sacrifice hits … Tied for the team lead in doubles with eight … Was 

perfect in stolen base attempts going 3-for-3. 2007: Appeared in 37 games, started 31, as a freshman 

… Made 64 plate appearances and recorded 18 hits … Scored 11 runs and recorded six runs batted in … 

Finished second on the team with a batting average of .281 … Recorded one triple and one home run. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2006 from Kennewick High School with honors … Played softball (4 years), 

basketball (2 years), and volleyball (2 years) … Earned Coaches’ Award. PERSONAL: Born in Yakima, 

Wash. to Quirt and Paula Pierce … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Cody) … Uncle and aunt, Todd and 

Jaclynn Kleppin, played soccer and basketball respectively at Corban … Enjoys playing sports, shopping, and 

hanging out with friends … Major: Psychology & Family Studies. Why I chose Corban: “I chose Corban 

for a few reasons. One reason is that both of my role models attended Corban. Another reason is that I 

wanted to be in an environment where I could meet great friends and also be amongst other Christians, 

while still being challenged to grow in my faith.” 



2007 37 64 11 18 6 .281 0 1 1 9 21 .843 

2008 37 109 11 29 11 .266 8 0 0 5 21 .915 

Career 74 173 22 47 17 .272 8 1 1 14 42 .879 

#11 ERIN SAILORS 

Pitcher 


5-8, Senior 

Anchorage, Alaska 

Grace Christian High School 

2008: Appeared in a team-high 20 games in the circle as a junior … Registered a win-loss 

record of 10-8 … Allowed 77 runs (47 earned) on 88 hits in a team-best 107.0 innings of work to go along 

with a school-record 148 strikeouts … Led the team in Earned Run Average (ERA) at 3.07 … Tossed a teamhigh 

13 complete games … Registered school’s first-ever no-hitter in 2-1 win over Eastern Oregon (4/12/08) 

… Went 6-0 with a pair of saves over a three-week stretch … Named all-conference 1 st team as a pitcher 

… Also appeared in two games at the plate … Registered one at-bat and one walk. 2007: Appeared in 23 

games, starting team-high 19, in the pitching circle as a sophomore while registering a team-low earned 

run average of 5.51 … Recorded seven complete games, while striking out a school record and club-high 

118 batters … Threw team-high 100.1 innings, while allowing 103 runs (79 earned) … Contributed at the 

plate batting .125 with four hits in 32 at-bats … Drove in four runs. 2006: Appeared in 21 games, starting 

17, in the pitching circle as a freshman while registering an earned run average of 6.68 … Recorded 12 

complete games, while striking out a club-high 94 batters … Threw 102.2 innings, while allowing 138 


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runs (98 earned) … Contributed at the plate batting .222 with 2 hits in 9 at-bats … Scored 1 run. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated from Grace Christian High School in 205 with honors … Did not play softball in high 

school … Played four years of American Softball Association (ASA) … Member of 4-time state champions 

… Northern Impact team finished 3 rd at national ASA tournament … Also prepped four years in basketball 

… Named all-league following junior and senior seasons. PERSONAL: Born in Anchorage, Alaska to Larita 

Sailors … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 sisters (Wendy & Kelly) and 1 brother (Kevin) … Sisters, Wendy & Kelly, 

played basketball and ran cross country at The Master’s College in Santa Clarita, California … Enjoys reading 

and playing video games … Major: Psychology. Impact of Corban: “It has shown me how to applicably 

integrate Christ into every aspect of my life.” 



2006 6 9 1 2 0 .222 0 0 0 3 4 .810 

2007 17 32 0 4 2 .125 1 0 0 4 14 1.000 

2008 2 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1 1 1.000 

Career 25 42 1 6 2 .143 1 0 0 8 19 .937 


2006 21 17 12 1 18 0 102.2 152 138 98 6.68 92 94 

2007 23 19 7 4 13 0 100.1 100 103 79 5.51 76 118 

2008 20 17 13 10 8 2 107.0 88 77 47 3.07 66 148 

Career 64 53 32 15 39 2 310.0 340 318 224 5.06 234 360 

#12 REBECCA ANNI 

First Base 


5-7, Freshman 

Independence, Oregon 

Santiam Christian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2008 with academic honors from Santiam Christian High 

School … Played four years of both softball and basketball … Earned 2 nd team all-state 

and 1 st team all-league as a senior … Named all-league honorable mention as a junior. PERSONAL: Born in 

Salem, Ore. to Joy Anni … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Rolinda) … Enjoys reading … Major: Elementary 

Education … Would like to become an elementary teacher following graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“Corban afforded me the opportunity to learn about Christ and get a good education.” 

#14 JENNIFER KOLLAER 

Pitcher / Outfielder 


5-8, Sophomore 

Albany, Oregon 

West Albany High School 

2008: Appeared in 28 games, starting 27, as a freshman … Made 88 plate appearances 

and recorded 41 hits … Scored 19 runs and recorded a team-high 27 runs batted in … 

Batted a team-best and single-season school-record .466 at the plate … Tied for the team lead in doubles 

with eight … Was a perfect 9-for-9 in stolen base attempts … Named as a member of the NAIA All-Region I 

team as a utility player … Also made 15 appearance in the circle, including 11 starts … Registered a win-loss 

record of 4-7 … Recorded nine complete games … Allowed 88 runs (37 earned) on 108 hits in 74.1 innings 

of work to go along with 46 strikeouts. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from West Albany High School in 2007 … 

Competed in both softball (4 years) and basketball (3 years) … Named 2 nd team all-state as a pitcher following 

2007 senior season … Received all-league recognition as a pitcher three times … Earned team’s MVP honors, 

Coaches’ Award, and Bulldog Award during high school career. PERSONAL: Born in San Jose, Calif. to John 

and LaWanda Kollaer … Is 1 of 6 children … Has 4 brothers (Josiah, Jerrad, Jedidiah, & Jonathan) and 1 sister 

(Jessiakah) … Enjoys photography, writing, working out, volunteering with the elderly, and babysitting … 

Major: Journalism … Would like to pursue a career as a photojournalist following graduation. Why I chose 

Corban: “I knew the minute I stepped foot on this campus that the overwhelming feeling I felt meant this 

would be my new home and no matter what I faced during the years, I’d be thankful for this opportunity.” 



2008 28 88 19 41 27 .466 8 1 3 5 12 .923 


2008 15 11 9 4 7 0 74.1 108 88 37 3.48 36 46 

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#16 TWYLA BAGGARLEY 

Pitcher / Third Base / First Base 

Bats Both / Throws Right 

5-7, Freshman 

Hillsboro, Oregon 

Liberty High School 


HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Liberty High School in 2008 … Competed 

in softball (4 years), volleyball (3 years), and basketball (1 year) … Named all-league 

honorable mention as a senior … Awarded team captain position prior to senior season … Named team’s 

Most Inspirational Player following conclusion of senior campaign. PERSONAL: Born in Hillsboro, Ore. to 

Doug and Rhonda Baggarley … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 sisters (Trina & Tasha) and 1 brother (Andrew) … 

Aunt, Beth Koch, attended Corban … Enjoys playing softball, church activities, water tubing, four-wheeling, 

and hanging out with friends & family … Major: Elementary Education … Would like to become a teacher 

following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I felt lead to go to Corban because it would academically and 

spiritually challenge and fulfill me. I felt that God had a huge role and lead me to where He wanted me to be.” 

#21 REBECCA FRANKE 

Outfield / Shortstop 


5-4, Junior 

Pendleton, Oregon 

Pendleton High School 

Blue Mountain Community College 

BLUE MOUNTAIN: Played two seasons for the Timberwolves … Led team in stolen bases (20), at-bats (142), 

hits (48), and singles (40) as a sophomore… Was the team leader in at-bats (164), runs (50), hits (69), and 

home runs (7) as a freshman … Tied for the team lead in games played (48) and runs batted in (37), while 

finishing second in doubles (16) and batting average (.421) in first collegiate season … Was also a member 

of Blue Mountain’s volleyball team for one season. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2006 from 

Pendleton High School … Competed four years in both softball and volleyball … Named as a member of the 

gold glove team following senior season. PERSONAL: Born in Hermiston, Ore. to Laura Harsin … Is 1 of 5 

children … Has 3 sisters (Elizabeth, Spring, & Sherri) and 1 brother (David) … Sister, Elizabeth, attended and 

played softball at Corban … Brother-in-law, Nate Mayben, is the Warriors’ current head baseball coach … 

Enjoys snowboarding and hiking … Major: Exercise Prescription. Why I chose Corban: “It is a Christian college 

where I was able to play sports and surround myself with Christian friends.” 

#22 BRITTANY WAGNER 

Pitcher 


5-5, Freshman 

Oregon City, Oregon 

Gladstone High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2008 from Gladstone High School … Played four years 

of softball for the Gladiators … Earned 3rd team all-state honors after pitching 135.2 innings for the 

Gladiators, who compiled a win-loss record of 14-4 … Earned 1st team All-Capital Conference following her 

final high school campaign, while amassing 128 strikeouts to go along with an Earned Run Average (ERA) of 

1.14 … Helped lead Gladstone to a third place finish in the 4A state tournament after falling 1-0 to eventual 

state champions Marist High School in the semifinal round … Named team captain prior to senior season 

… Named 2 nd team all-league following junior season. PERSONAL: Born in Oregon City, Ore. to Jack and 

Patti Wagner … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 3 sisters (Taela, Tara, & Tasia) … Enjoys playing softball, youth group 

activities, being a summer camp counselor, and helping with junior high youth group … Major: Intercultural 

Studies … Would like to become a missionary pilot following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban gives 

me the opportunity to attend a great college and get a Christian education, while playing the sport I love.” 


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#23 JESSICA SCHELL 

Second Base 


5-8, Junior 

Portland, Oregon 

Estacada High School 

Clackamas Community College 


CLACKAMAS: Played two seasons for the Cougars … Played 44 games as a sophomore … Recorded 135 

plate appearance with 42 hits that included five doubles and four home runs … Named as a member of the 

NWAACC All-Tournament team after helping lead Clackamas to a second place finish … Appeared in 29 

games as a freshman … Made 62 plate appearances, while registering 18 hits that included one home run. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2005 from Estacada High School … Competed four years in both softball and 

basketball, while playing one year of volleyball … Named 1 st team all-league as an infielder following senior 

season … Earned 2 nd team all-league honors as an infielder following junior campaign. PERSONAL: Born in 

Portland, Ore. to Dana and Kathy Schell … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 sisters (Holly & Chelsea) and 1 brother 

(Andrew) … Enjoys watching movies, eating, and playing softball … Major: Human Performance … Would 

like to become a P.E. teacher after graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I loved the atmosphere here and 

loved getting the chance to grow with God, as well as play softball.” 

#24 RACHEL STEIGLEMAN 

Shortstop 


5-6, Junior 

Eugene, Oregon 

Churchill High School 

2008: Attended Corban, but did not play due to an injury. 2007: Appeared in 17 games, 

started 16, as a sophomore … Made 54 plate appearances and recorded 13 hits … Scored 12 runs and 

recorded five runs batted in … Recorded three doubles and two home runs … Batted .241 at the plate. 

2006: Appeared in 22 games, started 21, as a freshman … Made 40 plate appearances and recorded 11 

hits … Scored five runs and recorded seven runs batted in … Recorded one double, one triple, and one 

home run … Batted .275 at the plate … Hit the game-winning, walk-off home run in Corban’s come-frombehind 

victory over No. 24-ranked Oregon Tech. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Churchill High School 

in 2005 as the valedictorian … Competed for 4 seasons in softball … Named as a member of the 1 st team 

all-league in softball following all four seasons … Named honorable mention all-state following freshman 

and sophomore seasons … Named 3 rd team all-state following junior and senior seasons … Also prepped in 

basketball … Named as a member of the 3 rd team All-League following sophomore and senior seasons … 

Named honorable mention all-league following junior campaign.PERSONAL: Born in Eugene, Ore. to Jim and 

Chris Steigleman … Has 2 sisters (Jessica and Katie) … Sister, Jessica, attended Corban and was a member of the 

women’s basketball team … Sister, Katie, is currently a member of the women’s basketball team … Major: Math 

… Would like to become a math teacher following graduation. Impact of Corban: “I have learned to love 

softball again, and I have many opportunities to grow spiritually.” 



2006 22 40 5 11 7 .275 1 1 1 7 8 .904 

2007 17 54 12 13 5 .241 3 0 2 5 10 .815 

2008 ------ Did Not Play (Injury) ------ 

Career 39 94 17 24 12 .255 4 1 3 12 18 .860 

#RS BRITTANY MILLERMON 

Utility Player 


5-1, Freshman 

Silverdale, Washington 

Central Kitsap High School 

Olympic College 

OLYMPIC: Attending Olympic College in 2007 & 2008, as part of the running start program while finishing high school. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2008 from Central Kitsap High School … Competed four years in softball, 

while playing two seasons of volleyball … Earned coaches’ award and team Most Valuable Player following 

senior season … Also, won coaches’ award as a member of the volleyball team. PERSONAL: Born in 

Silverdale, Wash. to Alen and Wendy Millermon … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 sisters (Brianna & Brielle) and 1 

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brother (Joshua) … Mom, Wendy, played softball at Cerritos College in California … Enjoys music, reading, writing, 

and drawing … Major: Business … Would like to become a architect following graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“It is a God-centered college, mature in its teachings, beautiful with its surrounding, welcoming by its staff, 

and teachers and I felt God pointing me here.” 

2008 Season Summary 

Under the guidance of first-year head coach Nathan 

Ohta, Corban’s softball season put together a season 

that topped its previous two seasons combined. 

After opening the season with a one-run victory (2- 

1) over then No 14-ranked and fellow conference 

member The College of Idaho, the Warriors went into 

a slum winning just three of their next 17 games. 

Following a disappointing opening portion of the 

season, Corban went into conference play and 

won eight-out-of-10 games that included a threeand 

four-game winning streak. On April 12th, 

junior Erin Sailors (Anchorage, Alaska) performed 

something that had never happened previously in 

Warrior softball history when she no-hit the visiting 

Mountaineers of Eastern Oregon in a 2-1 victory. 

During the Warriors’ winning stretch, Sailors went 

perfect thanks to win-loss record of 6-0 that 

included a pair of saves. 

After a tough road trip to Southern Oregon and 

Oregon Tech, the Warriors returned home and split 

the final home double header of the season against 

NCAA Division III member Lewis & Clark before 

earning a road sweep over Northwest Christian. The 

final twin bill of the season did not go the way of the 

Warriors, as conference rival Concordia kept Corban 

out of the regional tournament by a mere two games. 

Senior Lindsay Batey (Aloha, Ore.), Sailors, and 

freshman Jessie Jones (Gladstone, Ore.) each 

earned all-conference honors, while Jones and 

junior Megan Gaylord (Portland, Ore.) were 

named as part of the first-ever conference Gold 

Glove Team. 

Jones and fellow freshman Jennifer Kollaer 

(Albany, Ore.) were named as part of the NAIA 

All-Region I Team, as Kollaer led the Warriors in six 

offensive categories – batting average (.466 – single 

season record), doubles (8), runs batted in (27), 

total bases (60), slugging percentage (.682), and 

on-base percentage (.500). 

Ohta conclude his first campaign at the helm of 

the Warriors with an overall record of 15-21 that 

included an 11-15 mark in Cascade Collegiate 

Conference play. 

Senior Lindsay Batey concluded her career as a Warrior by collecting four game-winning hits within a span of 11 days en route 

to earning her second straight all-conference honor. 


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2008 Softball Statistics (15-22 overall, 11-13 conference) 

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SL% BB HP SO OB% SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 

Jennifer Kollaer .466 28-27 88 19 41 8 1 3 27 60 .682 5 1 12 .500 9-9 9 27 3 .923 

Jessie Jones .347 37-37 121 28 42 4 1 1 12 51 .421 8 1 19 .389 16-20 97 51 4 .974 

Karlee Sisler .305 35-34 95 12 29 5 0 7 21 55 .579 5 3 28 .352 0-2 22 48 12 .854 

Megan Gaylord .296 37-35 98 13 29 1 0 0 11 30 .306 5 1 11 .337 15-16 32 40 5 .935 

Jessica Pierce .255 37-37 109 11 29 8 0 0 11 37 .339 5 0 21 .295 3-3 42 1 4 .915 

Josie Strange .262 37-37 103 21 27 3 2 2 11 40 .388 2 13 20 .356 7-8 40 53 14 .859 

Lindsay Batey .254 37-37 114 24 29 3 1 4 22 46 .404 12 2 21 .333 2-4 216 18 9 .953 

Siriana Guest .208 30-27 77 5 15 5 0 0 9 21 .273 4 2 15 .265 0-0 0 0 0 .000 

Jennifer Childers .170 37-37 94 13 16 2 0 0 6 18 .191 2 4 35 .216 2-3 196 30 7 .970 

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Nikki Reierson .250 11-7 4 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 .250 1 0 1 .400 0-0 9 0 0 1.000 

Kacie Emerick .190 32-30 63 6 12 2 1 0 2 16 .254 2 1 19 .227 1-2 33 1 3 .919 

Erin Sailors .000 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 .500 0-0 4 12 0 1.000 

Karissa Griggs .000 3-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0-1 0 1 0 1.000 

Totals .280 43-43 967 155 271 41 6 17 132 375 .388 54 26 203 .333 55-68 700 282 61 .942 

Opponents .285 37-37 957 219 274 34 2 14 161 354 .370 126 25 208 .380 41-49 709 291 60 .943 

Pitcher ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HB BK 

Karissa Griggs 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 .000 0 1 0 

Erin Sailors 3.07 10-8 20 17 13 3/0 2 107.0 88 77 47 66 148 11 1 4 400 .220 32 20 0 

Jennifer Kollaer 3.48 4-7 15 11 9 0/0 0 74.1 108 88 37 36 46 13 1 5 328 .329 30 2 0 

Karlee Sisler 4.77 1-7 12 9 5 0/0 0 51.1 78 54 35 23 14 10 0 5 226 .345 9 2 0 

Totals 3.56 15-22 37 37 27 3/0 2 233.2 274 219 119 126 208 34 2 14 957 .286 71 25 0 

Opponents 3.29 22-15 37 37 27 2/0 4 235.1 271 155 111 54 203 6 41 17 967 .280 21 26 0 

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Softball Season Results 

(Since 2004) 

2004 (20-25) Todd Bradley 

at Lewis & Clark W 15-2 

at Lewis & Clark W 5-4 

at Western Oregon W 6-5 

at Western Oregon L 6-10 

at Oregon Tech L 3-7 

at Oregon Tech L 2-10 

at Oregon Tech W 2-1 

at Oregon Tech W 3-2 

Walla Walla W 8-0 

Walla Walla W 15-4 

at Notre Dame de Namur W 13-10 

at Notre Dame de Namur L 2-15 

at Dominican L 0-1 

at Dominican L 0-2 

at Bethany L 4-8 

at Bethany L 1-4 

vs. Eastern Oregon # W 6-1 

at Albertson # W 10-5 

vs. Oregon Tech # L 5-9 

vs. Southern Oregon # L 5-7 

vs. Concordia # W 2-1 

Patten W 9-0 

Patten W 11-3 

Albertson * L 1-2 

Albertson * W 12-0 

Eastern Oregon * L 2-7 

Eastern Oregon * W 5-4 

at Concordia * W 7-2 

at Concordia * L 0-2 

at Albertson * L 1-2 

at Albertson * W 6-1 

at Eastern Oregon * W 3-2 

at Eastern Oregon * L 2-10 

Southern Oregon * L 3-5 

Southern Oregon * W 2-1 

Oregon Tech * L 2-5 

Oregon Tech * W 7-6 

Simon Fraser L 0-12 


Concordia * L 2-3 


at Oregon Tech * L 2-12 


at Southern Oregon * L 0-8 


2005 (17-25-1) Tarrah Brown 

vs. George Fox ! W 5-2 

vs. Lewis & Clark ! W 5-4 

vs. Pacific ! T 3-3 

vs. Willamette ! L 5-7 

vs. Southern Oregon ^ W 4-3 

vs. Concordia ^ W 4-3 

vs. Simon Fraser ^ L 0-3 

vs. Southern Oregon ^ L 0-2 

vs. Simon Fraser ^ L 0-5 

vs. Concordia ^ L 3-8 

at Northwest Christian L 0-2 

at Northwest Christian W 1-0 

at Simon Fraser W 4-0 

at Simon Fraser L 0-7 

vs. Albertson #* W 10-0 

vs. Oregon Tech #* W 7-4 

vs. Southern Oregon #* L 0-12 

vs. Eastern Oregon #* L 3-5 

Concordia * W 5-1 


Concordia * W 7-0 


Eastern Oregon * W 6-5 



Northwest Christian L 2-3 

Northwest Christian W 4-2 

















2006 (5-33) Tarrah Brown 

vs. George Fox ! L 5-6 

vs. Pacific ! L 2-5 

vs. Northwest Christian ! L 3-8 

at Willamette ! L 3-11 

at Linfield L 2-7 


at Western Oregon W 3-2 

at Western Oregon L 5-9 


























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vs. Concordia & L 2-5 

vs. Eastern Oregon & L 2-8 

2007 (8-34-1) Michelle Hext 

vs. Dominican + L 0-8 

vs. Albertson + L 4-6 

vs. Bethany + T 3-3 

at Patten & W 8-3 

at Patten & L 1-6 

at Puget Sound L 1-6 

at Puget Sound L 12-0 

Western Oregon L 4-5 

Western Oregon L 2-22 

Northwest Nazarene W 7-6 

Northwest Nazarene L 1-4 

Pacific L 1-7 

Pacific L 0-11 




























Northwest Christian W 8-0 



2008 (15-22) Nathan Ohta 

vs. The College of Idaho + W 2-1 

vs. Dominican Univ. + L 3-4 

vs. Holy Names Univ. + L 2-11 

vs. George Fox Univ. + W 8-5 

vs. Northwest Christian + L 1-4 

at Pacific University L 8-9 

at Pacific University L 1-9 

vs. Whitworth College ~ W 8-1 

vs. Univ. of Pug. Sound ~ L 3-5 

at Eastern Oregon Univ. * L 0-8 

at Eastern Oregon Univ. * W 8-0 

at The College of Idaho * L 0-10 

at The College of Idaho * L 3-6 

at Northwest Naz. Univ. L 1-3 

at Northwest Naz. Univ. L 8-11 

Oregon Inst. of Tech. * L 1-8 

Oregon Inst. of Tech. * L 1-8 

Southern Oregon Univ. * L 3-4 

Southern Oregon Univ. * W 6-5 

Concordia University * L 5-8 

Concordia University * W 4-3 

Northwest Christian * W 4-0 

Northwest Christian * W 5-4 

The College of Idaho * L 3-11 

The College of Idaho * L 11-9 

Eastern Oregon Univ. * W 2-1 

Eastern Oregon Univ. * W 5-4 

at Southern Ore. Univ. * W 4-2 

at Southern Ore. Univ. * L 11-14 

at Oregon Inst. of Tech. * L 7-11 

at Oregon Inst. of Tech. * L 5-10 

Lewis & Clark College W 3-1 

Lewis & Clark College L 4-5 

at Northwest Christian * W 6-0 

at Northwest Christian * W 2-1 

at Concordia University * L 5-13 

at Concordia University * L 2-10 

Abbreviation Key: 

* Cascade Conference Game 

# Conference Kickoff Tournament 

& Conference Post-Season Tournament 

! Willamette Capitol Cup 

^ Central Washington Invitational 

+ Priscilla Benham Memorial Softball Tournament 

~ Northwest Cup 

Series Records 

(Since 2004) 

Last 

Opponent W-L Game 

Bethany, Calif. 0-2-1 2007 

College of Idaho 10-13 2008 

Concordia, Ore. 6-19 2008 

Dominican 0-4 2008 

Eastern Oregon 10-13 2008 

George Fox 2-1 2008 

Holy Names 0-1 2008 

Lewis & Clark 4-1 2008 

Linfield 0-4 2007 

Northwest Christian 9-9 2008 

Northwest Nazarene 1-3 2008 

Notre Dame de Namur 1-1 2004 

Oregon Tech 6-20 2008 

Pacific, Ore. 0-5-1 2008 

Patten, Calif. 3-1 2007 

Puget Sound 0-3 2008 

Simon Fraser 1-15 2007 

Southern Oregon 6-18 2008 

Walla Walla 2-0 2004 

Western Oregon 2-4 2007 

Whitworth 1-0 2008 

Willamette 0-2 2006 

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Supporting Corban Athletics 

Warrior student-athletes work hard for their accomplishments both in 

the classroom and playing arena. They deserve as much support as possible. 

A great way to support them is through membership in a sport booster club 

of the Warrior Athletic Association (WAA). 

Helping student-athletes accomplish the mission of Corban and the 

Department of Athletics is our objective. Corban athletes and teams are 

successful and accomplished today because of the unselfish contributions and 

efforts of WAA members. WAA clubs support all of Corban’s 200+ studentathletes 

in 13 different programs. 

The WAA serves as the umbrella organization for individual team 

booster clubs. Membership funds and contributions assist in providing 

monies for sports promotion, recruiting, Christian ministry projects, 

equipment, travel, facility development and the general operational support 

of Corban’s collegiate programs. 


Up-to-date scores, schedules, rosters, press releases, and booster club information. 


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2008 Results 

February 

15 vs. College of Idaho & W 2-1 

16 vs. Dominican & L 3-4 

16 vs. Holy Names & L 2-11 

18 vs. George Fox & W 8-5 

18 vs. Northwest Christian & L 1-4 

20 at Pacific (Ore.) L, L 8-9, 1-9 

23 vs. Whitworth ~ W 8-1 

23 vs. Puget Sound ~ L 3-5 

March 

21 at Eastern Oregon * L, W 0-8, 8-0 

22 at College of Idaho * L, L 0-10, 3-6 

24 at Northwest Nazarene L, L 1-3, 8-11 

30 Oregon Tech * L, L 1-8, 1-8 

31 Southern Oregon * L, W 3-4, 6-5 

April 

3 Concordia * L, W 5-8, 4-3 

4 Northwest Christian * W, W 4-0, 5-4 

11 College of Idaho * L, W 3-11, 11-9 

12 Eastern Oregon * W, W 2-1, 5-4 

18 at Southern Oregon * W, L 4-2, 11-14 

19 at Oregon Tech * L, L 7-11, 5-10 

24 Lewis & Clark W, L 3-1, 4-5 

26 at Northwest Christian * W, W 6-0, 2-1 

May 

2 at Concordia * L, L 5-13, 2-10 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game(s) 

& Priscilla Benham Memorial Softball Tournament 

~ Northwest Cup 

2008 Final Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Standings 

Conference Overall 

W L W L T 

Oregon Tech 20 4 36 14 0 

Concordia 16 8 21 16 0 

College of Idaho 13 11 28 20 0 

Eastern Oregon 11 13 21 23 0 

Corban 11 13 15 22 0 

Southern Oregon 10 14 12 24 0 

Northwest Christian 3 21 10 33 0 

2008 NAIA Region I 

Tournament Results 

Double Elimination: 

#4 College of Idaho 2, #1 Simon Fraser 1 

#2 Oregon Tech 7, #3 Concordia 5 

#1 Simon Fraser 10, #3 Concordia 7 (Concordia eliminated) 

#4 College of Idaho 12, #2 Oregon Tech 7 

#2 Oregon Tech 5, #1 Simon Fraser 4 (Simon Fraser eliminated) 

#4 College of Idaho 6, #2 Oregon Tech 3 (Oregon Tech 

eliminated, College of Idaho wins championship) 

Team Awards: 

Most Valuable – Erin Sailors 

Best Offense – Jennifer Kollaer 

Best Defense – Jessie Jones & Erin Sailors 

Most Improved – Josie Strange 

Most Inspirational – Jessie Jones 

Mighty Warrior – Megan Gaylord 

Softball Participants 

(Since 2004) 

Kristen Allen 2007, 08 

Katie Atchley 2004, 05 

Katie Jo Ballini 2004 

Blaine Bartlett 2007 

Lindsay Batey 2005, 06, 07, 08 

Ashley Bellum 2004, 05 

Lucy Borde 2004 

Jennifer Childers 2007, 08 

Monica Crumley 2006 

Kacie Emerick 2007, 08 

Nikki Fitchett 2005 

Beth Franke 2005 

Sabra Gamel 2004, 05 

Megan Gaylord 2006, 07, 08 

Caylin Goss 2006 

Siriana Guest 2007, 08 

Andrea Hansen 2006 

Jennifer Hansen 2007 

Kelly Haws 2004, 05 

Brittany Hiatt 2006 

Rachel Hiatt 2004, 05, 06 

Ruby Hiser 2004, 05 

Ashley Holder 2006 

Ronda Isaacson 2004, 05 

Jessie Jones 2008 

Katrina Kessler 2005 

Jennifer Kollaer 2008 

Megan Lamson 2005, 06, 07 

Nicole Leupitz 2007 

Erika McDonald 2004, 05 

Kristen Meeker 2004, 05 

Kim Mendenhall 2004 

Sarah Newport 2004, 05 

Jessica Pierce 2007, 08 

Mary Beth Pynch 2004 

Shelby Raichl 2006 

Nikki Reierson 2008 

Erin Sailors 2006, 07, 08 

Laura Santie 2005, 06, 07 

Kelley Seaton 2007 

Becca Shelamer 2006 

Lindsey Shimel 2004 

Karlee Sisler 2007, 08 

Rachel Steigleman 2006, 07 

Josie Strange 2008 

Jordan Walker 2006 

Mandy Wolf 2005 

(College of Idaho and Simon Fraser advanced to the NAIA 

tournament, but neither team advanced out of pool play.) 

2008 Honors 

NAIA All-Region I: 

Jessie Jones, Jennifer Kollaer 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference: 

Lindsay Batey, Jessie Jones, Erin Sailors 

Cascade Collegiate Conference Gold Glove: 

Jessie Jones, Megan Gaylord 

Sophomore Jessie Jones was the lone Warrior to appear 

on two post-season teams last season as a freshman. 

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SOFTBALL RECORDS 

(Since 2004) 

SINGLE SEASON HITTING 

Batting Average 

(Minimum 2 at-bats per game) 

1. Jennifer Kollaer, 2008 .466 

2. Rachel Hiatt, 2006 .392 

3. Beth Franke, 2005 .364 

4. Sabra Gamel, 2004 .348 

5. Jessie Jones, 2008 .347 

6. Mary Beth Pynch, 2004 .342 

7. Kristen Meeker, 2004 .341 

8. Erika McDonald, 2005 .333 

9. Ashley Bellum, 2004 .328 

10. Sarah Newport, 2005 .312 

Rachel Hiatt, 2004 .312 

At-Bats 

1. Mandy Wolf, 2005 134 

Ashley Bellum, 2004 134 

3. Kelly Haws, 2004 128 

4. Kristen Meeker, 2004 126 

5. Megan Gaylord, 2007 122 

6. Beth Franke, 2005 121 

Jessie Jones, 2008 121 

8. Lindsay Batey, 2005 118 

9. Siriana Guest, 2007 117 

Caylin Goss, 2006 117 

Sarah Newport, 2004 117 

Runs Scored 

1. Ashley Bellum, 2004 36 

2. Mary Beth Pynch, 2004 35 

3. Sabra Gamel, 2004 29 

4. Jessie Jones, 2008 28 



Lindsay Batey, 2008 24 

Kristen Meeker, 2004 24 

Kelly Haws, 2004 24 

10. Three times 21 

Hits 





5. Jennifer Kollaer, 2008 41 

6. Rachel Hiatt, 2006 40 

7. Mandy Wolf, 2005 39 

Mary Beth Pynch, 2004 39 

Sabra Gamel, 2004 39 

10. Kelly Haws, 2004 37 

Runs Batted In 









Laura Santie, 2006 21 

Karlee Sisler, 2008 21 

Doubles 

1. Mandy Wolf, 2005 11 









Jennifer Kollaer, 2008 8 

Jessica Pierce, 2008 8 

Triples 

1. Kelly Haws, 2005 3 




Josie Strange, 2008 2 

5. Fourteen times 1 

Home Runs 







7. Kelly Haws, 2005 7 


9. Siriana Guest, 2007 4 

Lindsay Batey, 2008 4 

Total Bases 







7. Kelly Haws, 2005 60 



10. Kelly Haws, 2004 56 

Slugging Percentage 


1. Sabra Gamel, 2004 .750 



4. Kristen Meeker, 2004 .635 

5. Lindsay Batey, 2007 .602 

Karlee Sisler, 2008 .579 


8. Sabra Gamel, 2005 .554 

9. Kelly Haws, 2005 .526 

10. Rachel Hiatt, 2006 .510 

On Base Percentage 



2. Sabra Gamel, 2004 .486 

3. Beth Franke, 2005 .483 

4. Rachel Hiatt, 2006 .427 


6. Lindsay Batey, 2007 .418 

7. Sarah Newport, 2005 .413 

Kristen Meeker, 2004 .413 


Laura Santie, 2006 .404 

Base On Balls 



3. Laura Santie, 2006 17 

Beth Franke, 2005 17 

5. Becca Shelamer, 2006 15 






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Monica Crumley, 2006 14 


Hit By Pitch 

1. Josie Strange, 2008 13 




5. Sarah Newport, 2005 4 




9. Fourteen times 2 

Stolen Bases 



Megan Gaylord, 2008 15 





8. Sarah Newport, 2004 8 




CAREER HITTING 

Batting Average 

(Minimum 1 year played and 

2 at-bats per game) 

1. Jennifer Kollaer, 2008- .466 

2. Beth Franke, 2005 .364 

3. Jessie Jones, 2008- .347 


5. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 .330 

6. Kristen Meeker, 2004-05 .317 

7. Ashley Bellum, 2004-05 .313 

8. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 .304 

Karlee Sisler, 2007- .299 

10. Mandy Wolf, 2005 .291 

At-Bats 

1. Lindsay Batey, 2005-08 455 

2. Megan Lamson, 2005-07 256 

3. Ashley Bellum, 2004-05 243 

4. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 242 

5. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 224 

6. Sarah Newport, 2004-05 210 

7. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 209 

8. Siriana Guest, 2007-08 194 

Kristen Meeker, 2004-05 186 

10. Jessica Pierce, 2007- 173 

Runs Scored 



3. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 46 

4. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 44 



7. Megan Lamson, 2005-07 33 

8. Megan Gaylord, 2007- 32 

9. Kristen Meeker, 2004-05 30 

10. Jessie Jones, 2008- 28 

Hits 



Megan Gaylord, 2006- 76 

3. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 69 

4. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 68 

5. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 65 



8. Jessica Pierce, 2007- 47 



Runs Batted In 


2. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 60 



5. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 34 

6. Laura Santie, 2005-07 33 

7. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-05 30 

8. Karlee Sisler, 2007- 27 

Jennifer Kollaer, 2008- 27 


Doubles 



3. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 15 

4. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 14 



7. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 11 

Mandy Wolf, 2005 11 

9. Four tied 8 

Triples 

1. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 5 

2. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 3 

Ashley Bellum, 2004-05 3 


Kacie Emerick, 2007- 2 

6. Ten tied 1 

Home Runs 

1. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 19 




5. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 9 


7. Siriana Guest, 2007- 4 

Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 4 

Sarah Newport, 2004-05 4 

10. Three tied 3 

Total Bases 



3. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 146 

4. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 116 


6. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 92 




10. Karlee Siser, 2007- 64 

Slugging Percentage 




2. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 .652 

3. Ashley Bellum, 2004-05 .609 


5. Karlee Sisler, 2007- .547 


7. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 .479 

8. Beth Franke, 2005 .471 

9. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 .440 

10. Lindsay Batey, 2005-08 .437 

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On Base Percentage 




1. Beth Franke, 2005 .483 

2. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 .425 


5. Jessie Jones, 2008- .389 

4. Ashley Bellum, 2004-05 .388 

6. Sarah Newport, 2004-05 .384 


8. Becca Shelamer, 2006 .369 

9. Monica Crumley, 2006 .368 

10. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 .365 

Base On Balls 


1. Laura Santie, 2005-07 38 

Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 38 

3. Megan Lamson, 2005-07 31 



7. Kelly Haws, 2004-05 21 




Megan Gaylord, 2006- 14 

Hit By Pitch 



3. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 10 





Lindsay Batey, 2005-08 4 

9. Laura Santie, 2005-07 3 

Karlee Sisler, 2007- 3 

Kacie Emerick, 2007- 3 

Stolen Bases 


2. Jessie Jones, 2008- 16 



Kelly Haws, 2004-05 11 

6. Sabra Gamel, 2004-05 9 

Kristen Meeker, 2004-05 9 

Jennifer Kollaer, 2008- 9 




SINGLE SEASON PITCHING 

Earned Run Average 

(Minimum 5.0 innings pitched) 

1. Mandy Wolf, 2005 2.28 

2. Erin Sailors, 2008 3.07 

3. Rachel Hiatt, 2004 3.48 

Jennifer Kollaer, 2008 3.48 

5. Rachel Hiatt, 2005 3.80 

Innings Pitched 

1. Rachel Hiatt, 2004 154.2 

2. Rachel Hiatt, 2006 133.0 

3. Rachel Hiatt, 2005 130.2 

4. Erin Sailors, 2008 107.0 

5. Erin Sailors, 2007 100.1 

Wins 


2. Erin Sailors, 2008 10 




Appearances 






Games Started 


2. Kalley Seaton, 2007 26 




Complete Games 


2. Kelley Seaton, 2007 18 

Rachel Hiatt, 2004 18 



Shutouts 






Saves 



3. Mandy Wolf, 2005 1 


Katrina Kessler, 2005 1 

Lucy Borde, 2004 1 

Strikeouts 







CAREER PITCHING 

Earned Run Average 


5.0 innings pitched) 

1. Mandy Wolf, 2005 2.28 

2. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 3.98 

3. Kristen Meeker, 2004-05 4.50 

4. Erin Sailors, 2006- 6.50 

5. Katrina Kessler, 2005 7.30 

Innings Pitched 

1. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 418.1 

2. Erin Sailors, 2006- 309.2 

3. Kristen Meeker, 2004-05 169.2 

4. Karlee Sisler, 2007- 110.1 

5. Kelley Seaton, 2007 95.1 

Wins 

1. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 25 

2. Erin Sailors, 2006- 15 


4. Jennifer Kollaer, 2008- 4 




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Appearances 

1. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 78 





Games Started 

1. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 70 





Complete Games 

1. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 50 



Karlee Sisler, 2007- 14 


Shutouts 



Rachel Hiatt, 2004-05 2 

Saves 



3. Katrina Keesler, 2005 1 

Lucy Borde, 2004 1 


Strikeouts 


2. Rachel Hiatt, 2004-06 171 




Fewest Hits Allowed, 2008 274 

Fewest Runs Allowed, 2005 213 

Fewest Earned Runs Allowed, 2008 119 

Fewest Base on Balls Allowed, 2004 70 

Fewest Hit By Pitch Allowed, 2006 20 

Fewest Wild Pitches, 2004, 2005 24 

Fewest Balks, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 0 

Fewest Doubles Allowed, 2008 34 

Fewest Triples Allowed, 2008 2 

Fewest Home Runs Allowed, 2004 13 

Lowest Opponent Batting Average, 2005 .269 

Win/Loss Records (2004-present) 

Year Overall Conference Coach 

2004 20-25 10-15 (5 th ) Todd Bradley 

2005 17-25-1 10-15 (4 th ) Tarrah Brown 

2006 5-33 3-18 (6 th ) Tarrah Brown 

2007 8-34-1 4-17 (6 th ) Michelle Hext 

2008 15-22 11-13 (5 th ) Nathan Ohta 

POST SEASON APPEARANCES 

Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament 

2006 

NAIA Region I Tournament 

None 

NAIA SOFTBALL RATINGS 

(Highest Corban ranking for each year) 

Top-25: 

None 

Received votes: 

None 

** Bold indicates active player ** 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON 

Most Wins, 2004 20 

Fewest Losses, 2008 22 

Highest Winning Percentage, 2004 (20-25) .444 

Most Consecutive Wins, 2004 5 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON HITTING 

Highest Batting Average, 2004 .292 

Most At-Bats, 2004 1,108 

Most Runs Scored, 2004 210 

Most Hits, 2004 324 

Most Runs Batted In, 2004 185 

Most Doubles, 2004 59 

Most Triples, 1999, 2004 9 

Most Home Runs, 2004 41 

Most Total Bases, 2004 524 

Highest Slugging Percentage, 2004 .473 

Highest On Base Percentage, 2004 .372 

Most Base on Balls, 2004 115 

Most Hit By Pitch, 2004 27 

Most Stolen Bases, 2008 55 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON PITCHING 

Lowest Earned Run Average, 2008 3.56 

Most Saves, 2004 4 

Most Complete Games, 2006 29 

Most Shutouts, 2005 4 

Most Innings Pitched, 2004 278.0 

Most Strikeouts, 2008 208 

Senior Erin Sailors is the all-team leader in two statistical 

categories, while sitting just outside the top spot in six others. 

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Warrior Athletic Association 

Presents the 14 th Annual 

Warrior Golf 

Classic 

Monday, June 8, 2009 

Creekside Golf Club 

Grand Prize: Brasada Ranch Weekend Golf Package 

Register online @ www.gowarriorsgo.com 


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2009 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 

Fri Feb 6 at Simpson University (2) 12 p.m. 

Sat Feb 7 at Simpson University (2) 12 p.m. 

Fri Feb 13 Calif. State Univ.-East Bay (2) 1 p.m. 

Sat Feb 14 Calif. State Univ.-East Bay (2) 12 p.m. 

Mon Feb 16 at Pacific University (2) 4 p.m. 

Sat Feb 21 Whitworth College $ 9 a.m. 

Sat Feb 21 University of Puget Sound $ 1 p.m. 

Thu Feb 26 George Fox University (2) 1 p.m. 

Mon Mar 2 Simpson University (2) 1 p.m. 

Wed Mar 4 Lewis & Clark College (2) 1 p.m. 

Tue Mar 10 Lewis & Clark College (2) 1 p.m. 

Mon Mar 23 at George Fox University (2) 12 p.m. 

Fri Mar 27 Oregon Institute of Technology (2) * 2 p.m. 

Sat Mar 28 Southern Oregon University (2) * 11 a.m. 

Fri Apr 3 Eastern Oregon University (2) * 2 p.m. 

Sat Apr 4 The College of Idaho (2) * 11 a.m. 

Fri Apr 10 at Northwest Christian University (2) * 2 p.m. 

Tue Apr 14 Concordia University (2) * 2 p.m. 

Fri Apr 17 Southern Oregon University (2) * 2 p.m. 

Sat Apr 18 Oregon Institute of Technology (2) * 11 a.m. 

Fri Apr 24 at The College of Idaho (2) * 2 p.m. 

Sat Apr 25 at Eastern Oregon University (2)* 11 a.m. 

Sat May 2 Northwest Christian University (2) * 3 p.m. 

Mon May 4 Concordia University (2) * 2 p.m. 

BOLD denotes home game(s) 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game(s) 

$ denotes Northwest Cup; Portland, Ore. (Host: Concordia University at Delta Park) 

NAIA Championship Tournament: May 15-20 (Decatur, Ala.) 

5000 Deer Park Drive SE 

Salem, Oregon 97317 

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