G ·J~ l'"' ---<' \ , ') ~ 1997 MARYLAND SOFTBALL QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Location ...................................................... College Par-k. Md. Quick Facts ......................................................................... 1 Founded .......................................................................... 1807 1997 Team Picture and Roster .................................... 2 Enrollment ................................................................. 30,371 Head Coach Gina LaMandre .......................................... 3 President .............................................. Dr-. William E. Kir-wan Assistant Coach Rachel Lawson ................................ 3 ........................................................................ (Kentucky '60) Meet the Terrapins ..................................................... 4 -7 A. et ic Director ....................................... Debor-ah A. Yow 1996 Statistics ............................................................. 8 ................................................................................... (Eion '74) 1996 Results ................................................................... 9 Nickname ......................................................... Ter-r-apins (Ter-ps) Maryland Record Book .................................................. 10 Colors ............................................. Red, White, Black & Gold The University of Maryland ...................................... 11-12 Conference ....... ACC/Souther-n Atlantic Softball Alliance Home Field .............................................. Nor-th Field (500) ContactforSoftball ....................................... TriciaHarris Harris' Office Phone ................................. (301) 314-7063 Fax Phone ........................................................ (301) 314-9094 Terp FanPhone .............................. (301) 314-TERP (8377) Mail Address .................................................... PO. Box 295 .............................................. College Par-k, Md. 20741-0295 lnterNetAddress ................................. www.umter-ps.com SOFTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach ................................................ Gina LaMandr-e .............................................................. (Tr-enton State '86) Record-Maryland ..................................... 48-57-1 (2 yr-s) Record-Career ............................................... 48-57-1 (2 yr-s) Assistant Coach .. Rachel Lawon (Massachusetts '94) Office Phone ............................................ (301) 405-0521 1996 Record .......................................................... 33-24-1 ACC Record .......................................................................... 4-8 ACC Tournament Record/Finish ..................... 2-2 (3r-d) Lettermen R/L .................................................................... 9/0 Starters R/L ....................................................................... 9/0 The 1997 Univer-sity of Mar-yland Softball Media Guide was The Univer-sity of Mar-yland is an equal oppor-tunity insti designed to assist the media in their-cover-age of Ter-r-apin tution with r-espects to both education and employment. Softball. 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Editor-ial assistance man Relations, 1107 Hom bake Libr-ar-y, Univer-sity of Mar-y and infor-mation suppor-t wer-e pmvided by Chuck Walsh, land, College Par-k, MD 20742; Telephone 301/405-2838. Nicole Hawkins, Phil Hughes and David O'Br-ian. Photos wer-e Inquir-ies concer-ning the application of Section 5-4 and taken by Lisa Helfer-t. Inside cover-designs done by Dave Par-t 34 of the C.FR. to the Univer-sity of Mar-yland, Col Pfeiffer-. Special thanks to Char-ile Guillette and Colonial lege Par-k, Mar-yland, may be dir-ected to Dir-ector-, Disabled Lithogr-aph, Inc. for-the special car-e and attention they use Student Ser-vices, 0126 Shoemaker- Hall, Univer-sity of when pmducing a publication for- the Univer-sity of Mar-y Mar-yland, College Par-k, MD 20742; Telephone 301/314- land Athletic Depar-tment. 7682 (voice) or-301/314-7683 (TTY). 1 1997TERRAPIN SOFTBALL Front Row (L toR): Fawna Lackovic, Sarah Tresselt, M aureen Klee, Stacey W illiam s, Katie G rover, Sarah Strahorn, Tricia Hunt, A llyson Hamlin. Back Row (L toR): Sarah Putnam, A my Sandier, -Jessica Krug, Kim Miller, Head Coach Gina La M andre, Assist ant Coach Rachel Lawson, Tis ha Killian, A nnet te Hunt, Cortney M adea, Kelly S hipman. 1997 MARYLANO SOFTBALL ROSTER No. NAME Pos. HT. YR. HoMe-rowN /PREVIOus ScHOOL 3 S TACEY W ILLIAMS INF 5-4 J R. LAUREL, M D./A THOLTON 4 A MY S ANDLER INF 5-5 S o. M IAMI, FLA./M IAMI p ALMETTO 5 S ARAH PUTNAM C/INF 5-7 FR. CHESAPEAKE, V A.INANSMOND-SUFFOLK A CAD. 7 S ARAH S TRAHORN INF 5-5 S R. NORTH EAST, M D./S HIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY 9 J ESSICA KRUG INF/OF 5-4 FR. COLLEGE p ARK, M D./PARKDALE 10 KATIE G ROVER OF 5-6 S R. LUSBY, M D./CATHOLIC 11 KELLY S HIPMAN P/INF 5-6 S o. H uNTINGTOWN, M D./NORTHERN 13 CORTNEY MADEA P/OF 5-8 FR. NORTHAMPTON, p A./NORTHAMPTON 14 M AUREEN KLEE OF 5-3 S R. E. G REENBUSH, N.Y/RHODE ISLAND 17 TiSHA KILLIAN RHP/INF 5-7 S o. CHAMBERSBURG, P A./CHAMBERSBURG 18 KIM M ILLER OF 5-4 FR. A NNVILLE, P A./A NNVILLE 19 A LLYSON HAMLIN OF/C 5-7 J R. CoLLEGE PARK, M D./ELEANOR RoosEVELT 21 F AWNA LACKOVIC !NF/0F 5-4 S o. CENTREVILLE, VA./FURMAN UNIVERSITY 23 TRICIAH UNT INF 5-6 S o. G ERMANTOWN, M D./G ERMANTOWN 24 ANNETTE H uNT INF 5-7 S R. G ERMANTOWN, M D./S HIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY 35 S ARAH T RESSELT OF 5-6 FR. FREDERICK, M D./G ovERNOR THOMAS J oHNSON HEAD CoAcH: GiNA LAM ANDRE (TRENTON S TATE '86) Assrs-rANI CoAcH: RAcHEL LAwsoN (MAssACHUSETTS '94) 2 MARYLAND COACHING STAFF Head Coach Gina LaMandre Now in her third season at the helm of the Terrapin program, Gina LaMandre continues to maneuver steadily toward t he challenge of being the best . In their t hird season of Division I play, it appears that LaMandre has the Terrapins ready to t ake some really big st eps. Based on the first t wo seasons' results, it appears that LaMandre is well on her way to building a championship-st yle t eam at the University of Maryland. With a roster that included 16 underclassmen, and no aide ofa thletic scholarships, Maryland finished its initial Division I campaign with a 15-33 record wit hout t he aide of athletic scholarships. The second season under LaMandre was even more promising. The Terrapins improved from a 15- 33 inaugural season record to a 33-24 -1 mark last season. The Maryland pitching st aff combined for a nation-best 0.82 ERA. with freshman Kelly Shipman post ing the second-best ERA in the nation (0.51). The efforts paid off in the end with LaMandre garnering Speedline/NSCA Coach of the Year for the Mid-Atlantic region, and Shipman earning Atlantic Coast Conference Rookie of the Year honors. Prior to her arrival in College Park, LaMandre was an assistant coach at Massachusett s fo~ eight seasons. Her primary responsibilit ies included developing t he pitching st aff and t he recruit ing of student-athletes. LaMandre's involvement in softball dates back to her playing days at Trenton St ate College where she was a t wo-time All-American in 1984 and '85, and was named Trenton State's Female At hlete of the Year in 1985. She served her alma mater as pitching coach and strength and conditioning coach for one year before going t o Massachuset ts. LaMandre earned her bachelor's degree in biology with a chemistry minor from Trenton State in 1986. She added a mast er's degree in exercise science from Massachuset ts in January of1992. LaMandre is a member of t he National Softball Coaches Association, the National Strength and Conditioning Association and t he American College of Sports Medicine. Assistant Coach Rachel Lawson Joining t he University of Maryland Terrapin softball program is assistant coach Rachel Lawson. Although Lawson may be new to College Park and the , Terrapin family, her familiarity with collegiate softball will help her t ransition into her new posit ion quickly. A native of Billings, Montana, Lawson joins Maryland head coach Gina LaMandre in her first -ever assist ant coaching posit ion. She comes t o College Park via Amherst, Massachusetts. Lawson was a four-year letterwinner at UMass where she led t he Minutemen to a 1992 3rd place finish at t he College World Series, and two NCAA Regional appearances. A t wo-t ime Atlant ic 10 All-Conference selection, Lawson played first base and was also named totheAtlantic10 AII-Tournament Team in 1992and 1994 . Massachusetts claimed t he Atlant ic 10 regular season championship all four years of Lawson's career, and were crowned tournament champions t hree of the four years. Lawson is a 1994 graduat e of Massachusetts where she earned her bachelor's degree in exercise science. She will earn her mast er's degree in sport management from her alma mater this February. 3 MEET THE TERRAPINS 1995 Terp inaugural team in doubles and RBis with 11 and 21, respectively ... hit .287 which was the second-best average among returnees ... Before Maryland: Led 10 KA11EGROVER Eleanor Roosevelt to two county championships ... Outfielder Eleanor Roosevelt's Athlete of the Year ... also lettered 5-6 Sr. in basketball where she was vot ed team capt ain t wo Lusby,Md. years ... played on Marylanders Junior Olympic softball Calvert team ... Personal: Born August 18,1976 ... parents are Kat harine Svenson and Paul Hamlin ... majoring in criminal justice. As a Junior: Appeared in 57 games with 141 at bats .. Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/ABBSO AVG recorded 37 hits and 21 runs ... best outing came against 1995 44/44 115 3033 11 0 21 0/0 14 7 .287 Maryland-Eastern Shore where she had two hits and 1996 56/55 15417 40 6 0 2 21 2/2 11 20 .260 scored three runs (3/5/96) ... As a Sophomore: A Total 104/99 a3847 73 17 1 2 42 212 25 27 .274 member of Maryland's inaugural team, hit t ing a t eam best .318 ... recorded 42 hits, including t wo homeruns, three triples and two doubles ... Before Maryland: Captain and four-year letterwinner at Calvert High 24 ANNE-rTE HUNT School ... an all-conference selection and offensive MVP Infielder as she led her squad to t hree state 3A championships ... 5-7 Sr. Personal: Born July 28, 1975 ... the daught er of Germantown, Md. Rebecca and Melvin Grover, Jr .... an excellent student, Seneca Valley earning the Sir Isaac Newton Senior Math award and the Shippensburg Univ. Senior Science award ... an Army Reserve scholar athlete ... a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and t he Wesley Foundat ion (United Methodist Campus Ministry) ... a chemistry major. Before Maryland: Attended Miami of Ohio and Shippensburg University before transfering to Maryland Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/A BB SO AVG ... redshirted during the 1996 season ... Personal: Born 1995 47/47 132 32 42 2 3 2 11 1/2 19 4 .318 September 21,1973 ... daughter of Nuta and Robert 1996 57/57 141 21 37 3 0 10 2/2 11 16 .262 Hunt ... member of Minds in Motion ... honor roll ... an Total 104/104273 53 79 5 3 2 21 3/4 ZO a? 290 education major. 19 ALLYSON HAMLIN Outfielder/Catcher 23 TRICIAHUNT 5-7 Jr. Infielder College Park, Md. 5-6 So. Eleanor Roosevelt Germantown, Md. Seneca Valley As a Sophomore: Totaled two home runs which tied her As a Freshman: Appeared in 57 games ... hit a team-high forfirston t he team ... had40 hits and 17 runs ... had a .312 and totaled a t eam-high 54 hit s ... knocked in 17 RBis seven-game hitting streak which included a two-hit, one which was t hird on t he team ... was a perfect 7 of 7 in run performance against Florida State ( 4/7/ 96) ... stolen bases ... had an 11-game hitting st reak which recorded her best season performance against Coppin accounted for 13 hits and six runs, including back-to- State where she knocked in five RBis on t hree hit s and scored four runs ... As a Freshman: Led t he 4 MEET THE TERRAPINS ' back two-hit performances against UNC-Charlotte and Kent ... totaled a season-high three hits against Morgan 14 MAUREEN KLEE State ... Before Maryland: A three year team captain Outfielder at Seneca Valley ... squad had a 52-9 record over four 5-4 Sr. years and captured three regional titles ... four-time all county player and named Player of the Year as a senior ... E. Greenbush, N.Y. also a two-year captain and all-county basketball player Columbia ... Personal: Born August 21, 1977 ... daughter of Nita and Rhode Island Robert Hunt ... majoring in kinesiology. Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/A BB SO AVG 1996 57/57 173 26 54 11 0 17 7/7 10 17 .312 As a Junior: Appeared in 57 games ... scored three runs in game one against Morgan State ... best outing came in game two against Morgan State where she scored two runs and two hits with a pair of doubles and RBis ... As a Sophomore: Led the nation in bases on balls with 42 17 TISHA KILLIAN while playing on the 1995 inaugural team ... totaled 25 Pitcher/Infielder hits and 29 runs while hitting .272 ... Before Maryland: 5-7 So. T ransfered from Rhode Island ... led Columbia High School Chambersburg, Pa. squad to three state finals with one title ... twice named varsity captain ... named first team all-state ... Personal: Chambersburg Area Born April4, 1975 ... parents are Barbara and Richard Klee ... majoring in marketing/logistics ... was treasurer of the student council all four years of high school ... a As a Freshman: Played in 57 games, pitching in 24 .. member of the American Marketing Association. finished the year ranked 40th in the country in ERA with a 1.30 average ... pitched 151.3 innings, allowing 28 earned Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/A BB SO AVG runs ... pitched 22 complete games ... totaled seven 1995 46/45 92 29 25 1 0 0 8 010 42 21 .272 shutouts and 83 strikeouts, including a career-high 12 1996 57/57 165 24 42 2 0 0 21 2/2 15 37 .255 against Maryland-Eastern Shore (3/5/96) ... held the Total 1031102 257 53 67 3 0 0 29 212 57 5B .264 opponents to a .197 batting average ... scored a school record six runs against Coppin State ( 4/23/96) ... had 21 RBis which placed her second on the team ... Before Maryland: Led Chambersburg Area to four district titles and one state championship ... team captain while 9 .JESSICA KRUG earning all-state and All-America honors by Women's Infielder/Outfielder Fastpi"tch ... twice selected Player of the Year by two 5-4 Fr. local papers ... three-time Mid-Penn All-Star ... Personal: College Park, Md. Born on February 12, 1977 ... the daughter of Karan and Parkdale c.Jesse Killian ... majoring in kinesiology. Batting Statistics Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/A BB SO AVG 1996 57/57 165 24 42 2 0 0 21 2/2 15 37 .255 Before Maryland: A versatile player who can play both the infield and outfield positions, as well as pitch ... named Pitching Statistics MVP all fouryearsat Parkdale ... Female Athlete of the Year GP/GS CG B<A W-L eH P H R EROO ~AVG Year ... earned all-county player of the year as a pitcher ... 1996 24/24 22 130 11-12 7 1513 109 ffi 28 83 50 130 a four-time all-county selection ... a two-year AII-D.C. selection ... named second team All-American two years ... Personal: Born c.July 21, 1978 ... daughter of c.JoAnn and The Maryland pitching duo of Kelly Shipman and David Krug ... a Letters & Science major ... a member of Tisha Killian combined for a 0.82 ERA which ranked the National Honor Society ... receipient of the the Terps No.1 in the nation in pitching. Governor's Merit Award and Athlete Scholar Award. 5 MEET THE TERRAPINS 21 FAWNALACKOVIC 18 KIM MILLER Infielder/Outfielder Outfielder 5-4- So. 5-4- Fr. Centreville, Va. Annville,Pa. Chantilly Annville-Cleona Before Maryland: A three-year varsity letterwinner ... As a Freshman: One of two Terps who appeared in all helped guide Annville-Cleona to three PIAA District Ill 58 games ... hit .291 which third-best on the Terp squad championships ... PIAA Eastern State champions in 1995 ... twice recorded four hits in a game ... drove in four runs ... a four-time member of the Lancaster-Lebanon League and scored three of her own against Maryland-Eastern Section Ill championship team ... Personal: Born October 8, 1977 ... daughter of Diane and Michael Miller ... named to Shore (3/5/96) ... had 10 multi-hit games which placed the President's Colloquim and t he College Park Scholars in her second on the team ... totaled 52 hits which ranked Arts ... an architecture major. her second on the Terp squad ... recorded a team-high 30 RBis ... attempted nine steals, succeeding eight times ... her 12 doubles tied her for first on the squad ... Before Maryland: Attended Furman University in the 5 SARAH PUTNAM fall of1995 ... three-time captain and all-district player Catcher/Infielder at Chantilly ... led team to a region t itle herj unior 5-7 Fr. season ... an all-state selection and MVP ... a four-year Chesapeake, Va. letterwinner in both softball and basketball ... twice Nansmond-Suffolk named captain of the basketball team ... Personal: Academy Born October2, 1977 ... daughter of Toni and .Joseph Lackovic ... major is undecided. Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/A BB SO AVG Before Maryland: A four-time all-state selection at 1996 58/57 179 28 52 12 0 30 8/9 15 21 .291 Nansmond-Suffolk Academy ... also earned all-conference honors all four years ... named First Team All-Tide Water ... Personal: Born November 25, 1977 ... daughter of Kathleen and Michael Putnam ... a Letters & Sciences major: 13 CORTNEYMADEA Pitcher/Outfield 5-8 Fr. Northampton, Pa. 4 AMYSANDLER Northampton Infielder 5-5 So. Miami, Fla. Miami Palmetto Before Maryland: Led Northampton to the 1996 PIAA 3A State Championship title with a 22-1 overall record ... hit a team-high .382 and recorded a 0.86 ERA ... pitched nine no-hitters and recorded 500+ career strikeouts ... As a Freshman: Only Terp to start in all 58 games .. named 1996 Morning Call Pitcher of the Year ... the 1996 named to the ACC All-Tournament team ... had a team Express Times Player of the Year ... Channel 13's Out high and record-high 194 at-bats ... also scored a team standing Female Athlete of the Year for the spring of high and school-record 42 runs and had 51 hits which 1996 ... twice named Channel 13's Outstanding Female placed her second on the team ... led the team in stolen Athlete of the Week ... a two-time Mountain Valley bases with a perfect 10-for-10 ... scored four runs and League First Team All-Star ... Personal: Born .June 2, had four hits against Maryland-Eastern Shore (3/5/96) 1978 ... daughter of Valerie and David Madea ... majoring in ... repeated that performance against Coppin State, and Letters & Sciences ... a member of the National Honor also drove in a school-record seven runs ... had 14 multi Society. hit games which led the team 6 MEET THE TERRAPINS Before Maryland: Led Miami Palmetto Senior-High School to state finals with a 32-5 r-ecor-d ... named Female Athlete of the Year-while ear-ning all-county and 5 SARAH STRAHORN all-star-r-ecognition ... a two-year-captain for-both Infielder softball and volleyball ... Personal: Bam on -Januar-y 25, 1977 ... daughter-of Shellie and Gar-y Sandler-... a jour-nal 5-5 Sr. ism major-who is a spor-tswr-iter-for-Mar-yland's school North East, Md. paper-, The Diamondback ... an excellent student who is a NorthEast member-of the National Honor-Society, and who gr-adu Shippensburg Univ. ated in the top 15 per-cent of her-class. Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/A BB SO AVG 1996 58/58 194 42 51 8 0 0 12 10/1012 19 .263 Before Maryland: Helped guide Nor-th East to the 1993 state 2A championship ... a thr-ee-year-all-county fir-st-team selection ... tr-ansfer-ed to Mar-yland fr-om Shippensbur-g Univer-sity ... Personal: Bam May 18, 1975 ... daughter-of Hazel and Stan Str-ahom ... an English major: 11 KELLYSHIPMAN Pitcher/Infielder 5-6 So. Z6 SARAHTRESSELT Huntingtown, Md. Outfielder Northern 5-6 Fr. Frederick, Md. Governor Thomas As a Freshman: Named ACC Rookie of the Year-... ear-ned Johnson AII-ACC and ACC All-Tour-nament honor-s ... named ACC Player-of the Week thr-ee times ... played in 57 games as an infielder-... pitched 36 games, getting the star-t in 34 ... finished the year-r-anked second in the nation in ERA Before Maryland: A fir-st-team All-Ar-ea and AII-CMC · with a 0.51 aver-age ... r-ecor-ded 285 str-ikeouts in 232 selection in 1994-95 ... played on the 1994 State 3A innings pitched ... her-8.6 str-ikeouts per-game r-anked her championship team ... named second team all-county ... seventh in the countr-y ... pitched 34 complete games an honor-able mention all-confer-ence selection in 1993- while r-ecor-ding a 22-12 r-ecor-d ... her-12 shutouts is a 94 ... Personal: Bam October-25, 1978 ... a Letter-s & Mar-yland r-ecor-d ... r-ecor-ded seven shutouts in a r-ow for Sciences major-... daughter-of Suzanne and Rober-t another-school r-ecor-d ... had a car-eer--high and school r-ecor-d 15 str-ikeouts against Mer-cer-(4/29/96) ... hit a Tr-esselt. team-high .311 ... scor-ed five r-uns against Mor-gan State (3/13/96) ... totaled 52 hits which is second in the Mar-yland r-ecor-d books ... her-21 RBis places her-in a t ie for-second in the Mar-yland r-ecor-d books ... r-ecor-ded 12 3 STACEYWILLIAMS doubles which tied her-for-fir-st on the team ... Before Maryland: A two-year-captain at Nor-them ... led team Infielder to two state titles ... thr-ee-time Ail-S MAC Player-of the 5-4 Jr. Year-in both softball and volleyball as a senior-... the Laurei,Md. Washington Post;'s Student Athlete of the Year-... All Met Player-of the Year-in both softball and volleyball as a Atholton senior-... Personal: Bam Apr-il7, 1977 ... par-ents ar-e Ann and Ralph Shipman ... gr-aduated in top five per-cent of class ... major-ing in envir-onmental engineer-ing. As a Sophomore: Appear-ed in seven games, star-ting in one ... scor-ed five r-uns and had four-hits ... scor-ed a Hitting Statistics season-high thr-ee r-uns against Coppin State ( 4/23/ Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/ABBSO AVG 96) ... As a Freshman: One of t hr-ee member-s on 1996 57/57 167 31 52 12 0 21 8/8 27 13 .311 inaugur-al squad to hit a home r-un ... totaled 17 hits and 19 r-uns, including one tr-iple and two doubles ... Before Pitching Statistics Year GP/GS Cl3 ERA W-L eH P H R ER SO EB AVG Maryland: A two-time all-county and all-scholar athleteatAtholton ... as team captain, led squad to 1996 36/34 34 0.51 22-12 12 232.3 117 70 17 285 79 .142 r-egional title ... Personal: Bam November-10,1976 ... daughter-of Cher-yl and Tr-acy Williams ... member-of Delta Gamma somr-ity ... major-ing in cr-iminaljustice. Shipman in the NCAA Rankings Year GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB/ABBSO AVG No. 2 in ERA with a 0.51 average 1995 37/36 89 19 17 2 1 1 9 5/5 13 12 .191 No. 7 in strikeouts with an 8 .6 average 1996 7/1 9 5 4 0 0 0 5 010 2 0 .444 Totals 44/37 98 2421 2 14 5/5 15 12 .318 7 1996 STATISTICS Record: 33-24-1 Home: 11-7 Road:8-3 Neutral: 14-14-1 *Southern Atlantic So-ftball Alliance: 4-8 ACC lournament: 2-2 (Third place) Batting Statistics Player AVG GP-GS AB g !::f 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HB SO OB% SF 2 SB-SBA Amy Beall .571 7/4 7 7 4 0 0 0 5 4 .571 5 0 0 .692 0 0 0/0 Kristen Milio .455 6/1 11 6 5 1 0 0 5 6 .545 0 1 .500 0 0 1000 Stacey Williams .444 7/1 9 5 4 0 0 0 5 4 .444 2 0 0 .545 0 0 000 Shanna White .333 4/1 9 5 3 0 5 7 .778 0 .400 0 0 000 Tricia Hunt .312 57/57 173 26 54 11 0 17 67 .387 10 0 17 .345 20 1000 Kelly Shipman .311 57/57 167 31 52 12 0 1 21 67 .401 27 3 13 .431 0 6 1000 Sharon Ford .294 33/32 17 8 5 1 0 2 9 12 .706 4 0 4 .476 0 0 1.000 Fawna Lackovic .291 58/57 179 28 52 12 0 1 30 67 .374 15 0 21 .355 0 3 .889 AmySandler .263 58/58 194 42 12 8 0 0 12 59 .304 12 2 19 .297 0 6 1000 Katie Grover .262 57/57 141 21 37 3 0 1 10 43 .305 11 0 16 .304 6 1.000 Allyson Hamlin .260 56/55 154 17 40 6 0 2 21 52 .338 11 3 20 .337 1.000 Tisha Killian .255 57/57 165 24 42 2 0 0 21 44 .267 15 0 37 .326 1 7 1000 Alicia Conine .246 53/52 142 14 35 0 8 38 .268 16 0 27 .340 0 4 000 Maureen Klee .245 57/57 159 20 39 4 2 0 14 47 .296 21 1 23 .339 0 1 1.000 Rebecca Santivanez .182 15/6 11 Q 2 Q Q 5 5 .455 1 Q 1 .467 Q Q 000 Maryland .276 58/58 1538 260 188 62 4 9 188 522 .339 155 9200 .351 4 54 .980 Opponents .164 58/58 1380 138 226 32 7 5 226 287 .208 129 48368 .261 5 52 .886 Pitching Statistics Player ERA GIGS W-L CG SH !E !::f g ER BB SO HB BK 2B 3B HR AB-AVG Kelly Shipman 0.51 34/36 22-12 34 12 2323 117 70 17 79 285 32 0 13 1 826-.142 z Tisha Killian 1.30 24/24_ 11-12 22 151.3 109 68 28 50 83 ill ill Q 1 554-.197 Totals 0.82 58/58 33-24 56 19 383.7 226 138 45 129 368 48 32 7 5 1380-.164 Opponent Totals 3.08 58/58 24-33 45 15 374.7 425 260 165 155 200 9 0 62 4 9 1538-.276 1996AII-ACC Softball learn 1996 ACC-AII lournament learn Florida State (3)-Myst i Calkins, Renee Espinoza, Shamalene Florida Stat e (4)-Renee Espinoza, Wilson. Georgia Tech (2)-Terri Kristy Hull, Wendy Welt z, Shama Wilson Bolden, Laura Williams. Maryland Georgia Tech (2)-Paige Bolton, Laura (1)-Kelly Shipman. North Williams. Maryland (2)-Amy Sandler, Carolina ( 4)-Brandy Arthur, Kelly Shipman. North Carolina (2) .Jeanine Gunther, Christ ine Kubin, Brandy Arthur, .Jennifer Shelton. Lorin Slade. Virginia (2)-Weezy Virginia (2)-Weezy Calderone, .Jamie Calderone, .Jamie Hahn. Hahn. Player of t he Year: Shamalene lournament MVP: Renee Espinoza, Wilson Florida State Rookie of the Year: Kelly Shipman Coach of the Year: Donna Papa, *Sout h Florida and UNC-Charlottej oined Third baseman Tricia Hunt hit a wit h the five ACC schools (Florida State, team-high .312 and posted a team Georgia Tech, Maryland, North Carolina and high 54 hits in her first year wear Virginia) competing in softball to form the ing a Maryland uniform. Sout hern Atlant ic Alliance. The regular season championship for t he SAA will be awarded based on team results against alliance membership. The ACC championship will include only it s five member instit utions. 8