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1 2010 SCHEDULE FEBRUARY (11-3) National Training Center Invitational - Clermont, Fla. Sat. 13 vs. No. 11 Oklahoma L, 1-0 Sat. 13 vs. No. 3 Michigan L, 1-12 (5) Sun. 14 vs. Florida Atlantic W, 2-1 Sun. 14 vs. UCF W, 4-2 Austin Peay Classic - Nashville/Clarksville, Tenn. Fri. 19 at Tennessee State W, 8-0 (6) Fri. 19 vs. Butler W, 7-6 Sat. 20 vs. Butler W, 2-0 Sat. 20 vs. Austin Peay W, 9-0 (5) Sun. 21 vs. Northern Iowa W, 2-1 Frost Classic - Chattanooga, Tenn. Fri. 26 Rutgers W, 6-5 (8) Fri. 26 Kansas W, 6-0 Sat. 27 Kentucky L, 3-1 Sat. 27 Georgetown W, 8-0 (6) Sun. 28 Miami (Ohio) W, 6-1 MARCH (12-6) USF Under Armour Invitational - Clearwater, Fla. Fri. 5 vs. No. 24 UMass L, 3-0 Fri. 5 vs. Virginia Tech L, 4-0 Sat. 6 vs. Bradley W, 8-2 Sat. 6 vs. Rutgers L, 7-0 Sun. 7 vs. Villanova L, 3-1 Sat. 13 Furman* (DH) W, 9-3; W, 7-5 Sun. 14 Furman* W, 4-3 Tues. 16 Tennessee Tech W, 6-1 Thurs. 18 Eastern Illinois W, 3-2 (8); W, 12-4 (5) Sat. 20 at Belmont (DH) W, 6-0; L, 3-4 (8) Sat. 27 at Samford* (DH) W, 3-2 (8); W, 7-4 Sun. 28 at Samford* W, 12-1 Wed. 31 at Georgia State (DH) L, 2-0; W, 5-1 APRIL (8-0) Fri. 2 Western Carolina* W, 7-5 Sat. 3 Western Carolina* W, 2-0, W, 3-2 (10) Tues. 6 at Tennessee State W, 2-0; W, 10-4 Sat. 10 at Georgia Southern* W, 5-3; W, 1-0 Sun. 11 at Georgia Southern* W, 5-4 (11) Wed. 14 UAB (DH) 5 p.m. Sat. 17 Elon* (DH) 1 p.m. Sun. 18 Elon* 2 p.m. Sat. 24 at Appalachian State* (DH) 1 p.m. Sun. 25 at Appalachian State* 1 p.m. MAY (0-0) Sat. 1 at UNC Grennsboro* (DH) 1 p.m. Sun. 2 at UNC Greensboro* 1 p.m. Sat. 8 College of Charleston* (DH) 1 p.m. Sun. 9 College of Charleston* 2 p.m. Th-Fri Site of Highest Seed TBA Fri.-Sun NCAA Regionals TBA * Southern Conference Game All times are Eastern and subject to change. Home Games Bold. GoMocs.com is the offi cial website of the Chattanooga Lady Mocs. The Lady Mocs can also be followed on their Facebook (Facebook.com/Chattanooga Mocs) and Twitter (Twitter.com/ GoMocs) pages CHATTANOOGA LADY MOCS SOFTBALL (31-9, 12-0 SoCon) Contact: Nate Blythe Nate-Blythe@utc.edu Offi ce: (423) Cell: (772) SOCON REGULAR SEASON TITLES 10 SOCON TOURNAMENT TITLES 7 NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES LADY MOCS HOST UAB FOR BREAST CANCER AWARENESS NIGHT Game #41-42 Wednesday, April 14 5/7 p.m. Frost Stadium Chattanooga, Tenn. Series History: The Blazers hold a slim 8-6 advantage in the all-time series with the Lady Mocs. The teams split last season in Birmingham. Last time the met at Frost Stadium, Chattanooga notched 4-3 and 2-1 victories. Four of the six Lady Mocs wins Chattanooga are by one run, but UAB took four of the fi rst fi ve meetings starting in Since (31-9, 12-0 SoCon) 2004, the teams have met at least once in each season. Scouting Report: UAB is overall and are coming off a series victory at East Carolina improving its Conference USA record to 8-4. The squad has picked up victories over Houston, Tulsa, Marshall, Troy, Samford and Central Michigan. Four players Mandy Lowman (.370), Martina Landrum (.353), Kayla Orr (.351) and Caley Walden (.340) for UAB are hitting over.300 with Lowman pacing the team registering nine home runs. The Blazers are two pitchers deep with Lauren Webster toting a 1.89 ERA in 92.2 innings and Alisha Smith compiling a 2.09 ERA in innings, while both have struck out 122 batters on the season. Webster and Smith have combined for fi ve saves. Head coach Marla Townsend is in her 12th season guiding the Blazer softball program. UAB (24-12, 8-4 C-USA) TEAM COMPARISON Team/game BA ERA FLD% R WL% HR 2B 3B SB SL% DP Chattanooga SoCon T UAB C-USA T3 2 T6 4 4 T2 OFFENSIVE LEADERS Category UTC UAB Batting Lyndsey Stiles Mandy Lowman Average Runs Lyndsey Stiles Martina Landrum Scored Hits Lyndsey Stiles Martina Landrum Doubles Tia Blosser Cameron Skates 7 12 Triples Three Tied Caley Walden 1 3 Home Tiffany Baker Mandy Lowman Runs 11 9 RBI Tiffany Baker Mandy Lowman Walks Tiffany Baker Martina Landrum Stolen Lyndsey Stiles Martina Landrum Bases Total Tiffany Baker Mady Lowman Bases On-Base Tiffany Baker Mandy Lowman Percentage Slugging Tiffany Baker Mandy Lowman Percentage IMPRESSIVE RECORD Through the fi rst 40 games of the season, the Lady Mocs hold a 30-9 mark. Its the best start in school history passing thee record held by the 2005 team guided by head coach Frank Reed. The most victories by a squad was 49 in 2001, but due to regulations in the number of games its unlikely the Lady Mocs will hit that plateau. Coincently, Chattanooga had a team-low 15 lossing in 1996 and The best win percentage by the team is.746 in PITCHING LEADERS Category UTC UAB ERA Loudermilk/Irwin Lauren Webster Wins Brooke Loudermilk Lauren Webster Saves Kandice Irwin Lauren Webster 11 3 Innings Brooke Loudermilk Alisha Smith Pitched Strikeouts Brooke Loudermilk Webster/Smith Complete Brooke Loudermilk Alisha Smith Games 9 9 Shutouts Nikki Waters Webster/Smith 3 2 Opponent Brooke Loudermilk Lauren Webster Batting Avg KNOXVILLE DUO HONORED Over the week against Tennessee State and Georgia Southern, junior pitcher Kandice Irwin and senior second baseman Tia Blosser, both raised in Knoxville, Tenn., were the stars for Chattanooga sweeping the Southern Conference weekly awards. The Lady Mocs closer Irwin earned three saves and notched two victories keying the sweep of Georgia Southern. Blosser had a career day in the fi nale going 5-for-6 with a double and two RBI. For the week, Blosser drove in seven runs and registered 11 hits, while Irwin fanned 18 batters. Irwin etched herself in the SoCon record books passing Maureen Flynn from UNC Greensboro, who had eight save in She also topped teammate Brooke Loudermilk with her 11 career save. Irwin has 11 saves on the season and 13 in her career. The next milestone is the NCAA single-season record held by Mallory Aldred from Canisius in 2008 with 15. WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 1

2 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Players Britany Eason...Ea-son Kasey Tydingco... TI-ding-KO Ashley Canara...CAN-ara Michelle Fuzzard...FUZ-ard Brooke Loudermilk...Lou-der-milk Sara Poteat...PO-teat QUICK FACTS Name...University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Preferred Name...Chattanooga Short Form...UTC Location... Chattanooga, Tenn. Founded Enrollment... 10,526 Nickname...Lady Mocs Mascot... Scrappy Colors...Navy (295), Old Gold (124) and Silver (429) National Affi liation...ncaa Division I Conference/Division...Southern Chancellor...Dr. Roger Brown Director of Athletics...Rick Hart Faculty Athletics Representative...Dr. Michael Jones Home Court...Frost Stadium Capacity... 3,500 COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Frank Reed (Western States) Record at School (Years) (9) SoCon Record (Years) (9) Overall Record (Years) (20) Assistant Coach... Brad Irwin (Chattanooga, 99) Assistant Coach... Shaina Ervin (NC State, 07) Volunteer Assistant Coach...Jeff Martin Team Manager... Tim Reynolds Team Trainer...Jo Gundrum SOFTBALL INFORMATION Letterwinners Ret./Lost... 13/1 Starters Ret./Lost... 9/1 Newcomers...Four Classes (Sr. / Jr. / So. / Fr.)... 6/7/2/3 Positions (P/C/IF/OF)... 4/3/8/ REVIEW 2009 Overall Record SoCon Record (Finish) (1st) Home Record Away Record Neutral Site Record LADY MOCS HISTORY First Season All-Time Record (Pct.) (.6538 SoCon Record (Pct.) (.742) SoCon Tournament Titles...10 SoCon Regular-Season Titles NCAA Appearances SOFTBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Brittany Eason C R/R 5-9 Sr. Chattanooga, Tenn. (Boyd-Buchanan) 3 Tia Blosser UTL R/R 5-8 Sr. Knoxville, Tenn. (Karns) 4 Nikki Waters P R/R 5-5 Jr. Soddy Daisy, Tennn. (Southern Illinois) 5 Kasey Tydingco 1B/OF L/L 5-4 Fr. Fairfi eld, Calif. (Vacaville) 6 Ashley Canara IF/OF L/R 5-9 Fr. Milton, Ga. (Milton) 7 Jenni Martin C R/R 5-3 So. East Ridge, Tenn. (Ringgold) 8 Kaiti Kelley OF L/R 5-5 Sr. Chattanooga, Tenn. (Chattanooga State) 9 Lyndsey Stiles OF L/R 5-5 Jr. Hixson, Tenn. (Soddy-Daisy) 10 Lynleigh Hurndon C R/R 5-3 Sr. McDonough, Ga. (Union Grove) 11 Jessica Traxler IF R/R 5-6 So. Chino Hills, Calif. (Bishop Amat) 12 Kandice Irwin P R/R 5-8 Jr. Knoxville, Tenn. (Central) 14 Kristin Holloway IF L/R 5-4 Jr. Chickamauga, Ga. (GPS) 15 Michelle Fuzzard P/IB R/R 5-10 Jr. Huntington Beach, Calif. (Marina) 17 Lauren Flores OF R/R 5-6 Jr. Fort Ogelthorpe, Ga. (Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe) 20 Della Harrison OF R/R 5-7 Jr. Nashville, Tenn. (Hillsboro) 21 Brooke Loudermilk P R/R 5-10 Sr. Locust Grove, Ga. (Luella) 22 Sara Poteat IF L/R 5-6 Fr. Thomaston, Ga. (Upspon-Lee) 23 Tiffany Baker IF R/R 5-8 Jr. East Ridge, Tenn. (East Ridge) Head Coach: Frank Reed (Western States) - Ninth Season Assistant Coaches: Brad Irwin (Chattanooga, 1999) and Shaina Ervin (NC State, 2007) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jeff Martin DON T COUNT THEM OUT Just when Georgia Southern had thought it solved the Lady Mocs plating three runs in the fi rst inning of game one and with its ace Brianna Streetmon on the mound. UTC looked bound for its fi rst conference loss of the season, but that outlook changed for the team in the fourth as two hit by pitches and an error loaded the bases as sophomore Jessica Traxler singled in a run for the road team. The Lady Mocs continued the pressure in the fi fth as freshman Kasey Tydingco reached on an error and junior Lyndsey Stiles and senior Kaiti Kelley singled. With the bases full of Lady Mocs again, Blosser singled to tie the contest at two and a sacrifi ce fl y by junior Tiffany Baker put Chattanooga up 4-3. It took no time for head coach Frank Reed to go with his closer Irwin the rest of the way for the three-inning save as the Lady Mocs tacked on another run via a Blosser suicide squeeze in the seventh. STRONG PITCHING FROM WATERS Junior pitcher Nikki Waters has been impressive when its matter most posting a 0.89 ERA in conference games. Waters has only given up four earned runs in fi ve appearances registering a 4-0 record in 21.1 innings. She has fanned 27 on the season. The best performance came in a one-hit complete game shutout against Western Carolina. She followed it up with another gem throwing 6.2 innings and allowing only four hits for the victory over the Eagles as Kandice Irwin notched her 11th save of the season. IRWIN CONTINUES TO IMPRESS Irwin is like a secret weapon for coach Reed because of her mind set on the mound late in games. She has earned 11 saves on the season and seven victories all as a reliever. Against Georgia Southern, it was her ability to hold down the Eagle hitters consistently throwing 9.2 innings to notch two saves and a victory striking out 13. She made her longest appearance of the season in the series fi nale throwing 6.2 innings in the 11 frame contest. ITS A MARATHON, NOT A SPRINT After the Lady Mocs used four-straight hits capped off by RBI singles from Blosser and junior Tiffany Baker, Chattanooga scored twice on Streetmon, who paces the conference in ERA. It appeared that Chattanooga was going to roll to victory registering six hits thru three frames. The Eagles were able to manufacture runs in the fi fth and sixth to knot the score at two. In the 11- inning contest, Chattanooga banged out 15 hits, but stranded 15 runners on base. The Lady Mocs were hampered by grounding into a triple play and a double plays. UTC scored three times in the 11th on a sacrifi ce fl y by junior Lauren Flroes, suicide squeeze by Blosser and single from Stiles. The Eagles responded in the bottom-half as Megen Smith retook the SoCon home run lead from Baker with a liner over the left center fi eld fence, but Irwin ended the contest as Chattanooga won 5-4. BAKER S HEROICS Baker once again came through for the Lady Mocs scoring the only run of the second game at Georgia Southern on a towering home run to left center. The one run was all the Waters would need to pick up the win and Irwin sealed the door shut with her 11th save of the campaign. FLORES ON A ROLL Junior Lauren Flores ended an 11-game hitting streak at Georgia Southern. During that stretch, the Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., native hit.559 including four doubles and a triple combing for 19 hits and driving in fi ve runs. She slugged.735 in those contests. Keri Meigs has the longest streak by a Lady Mocs registering a hit in 18-consecutive contests back in BAKER S SECOND SLAM For the second time in her career, junior Tiffany Baker came up with the bases loaded and delivered a grand slam home run for the Lady Mocs in the second game at Tennessee State. The blast put Chattanooga up 8-4 in the game as it went of to win Baker s fi rst slam came against Belmont on March 18 last season. She now has 10 home runs this season and is the UTC career leader at 28. The East Ridge, Tenn., native paces the Lady Mocs in seven offensive categories. SAVES RECORDS ARE IRWIN S Junior Kandice Irwin notched her ninth save of the season at Tennessee St. breaking the UTC career saves record held by teammate Brooke Loudermilk with 10. She also took down the Southern Conference single-season record held by Maureen Flynn from WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 2

3 UNCG in 2002 with eight. Over the past month, Irwin has fi ve victories as a reliever and six saves. The NCAA single season save record is 15 set by Mallory Aldred from Canisius in Irwin has 41 strikeouts on the season in 21 appearances as a reliever in 44.0 innings pitched adding six victories. STILES SWIPING BAGS Junior Lyndsey Stiles is tied for the Southern Conference stolen base lead with Sarah Rapple from Appalachian State with 19, three ahead of Tomeka Watson from Elon. Stiles was active on the bases paths against the Catamounts with three thefts and has not been caught by an opponent. She has moved into second place all-time at UTC with 45 in that category passing Leah Tucker ( ) at 44. Jeannie Cochran ( ) is the all-time leader with 94 steals. STARTING STRONG The nine-consecutive victories to begin the Southern Conference schedule for Chattanooga is the best start since In that season, the Lady Mocs rolled off 13-straight victories on their way to the regular season and tournament titles and second trip to an NCAA Regional. This is the best conference start for Chattanooga under head coach Frank Reed eclipsing an eight win start in CONFERENCE HONORS WATERS Junior Nikki Waters pitched a one-hitter against conference foe Western Carolina for her second victory of the week and was named SoCon Pitcher of the Week. She also claimed a victory at Georgia State. Against the Catamounts, the Soddy Daisy, Tenn., native fanned nine, while only allowing two to reach base, a leadoff double and walk. A caught stealing erased the runner from the double and a walk in the second was the only speed bump as Waters pitched to one batter over the minimum, 21. retiring the fi nal 17. THE COMEBACK KIDS Seven times Chattanooga has been down at least two runs in the fourth inning or later and rallied to victory. The Lady Mocs overcame a defi cit in the fourth once, fi fth once, sixth twice and with their backs against the wall in the seventh, an amazing three times. One coming at Frost Stadium as Chattanooga erased Rutgers lead in the seventh and eighth to give head coach Frank Reed his 800th career win, while another came at Samford, when coach Reed pinch hit three times in the inning as the Lady Mocs knotted the score at two and Baker hit a solo home run in the eighth for a win. UTC NEW HOME RUN QUEEN Junior Tiffany Baker used a two home run performance against Georgia State to break the UTC career home run record with her 26th and 27th. They were her eighth and ninth on the season. She passed Melissa Ramirez ( ) and Laci Upchurch ( ) at 25 on the UTC career home run list. Baker has been a dominant hitter all season leading the team in seven different offensive categories. LOUDERMILK HAS STRIKEOUT RECORD Senior Brooke Loudermilk has struck out 169 batters this season and broke the UTC all-time strikeout record in the fourth inning at Samford passing Beth Alexander with 785 from The Locust Grove, Ga., native broke the record in innings less than Alexander and now has 809 achieving her 800th career strikeout in the series fi nale with Western Carolina. She has toed the rubber in innings, which is second alltime at Chattanooga. Beth Alexander is the leader pitching in innings from She is also third in appearances with 138 and the record is held by Alexander at 152. TIMELY PINCH HITTING The Lady Mocs pinch hitters are batting a combined.421 (16-for-38) on the year. Freshman Kasey Tydingco, sophomore Jenni Martin, sophomore Kristin Holloway, Waters and senior Della Harrison have all driven in runs. Martin (5-for-12) has two game-winning hits against Northern Iowa and Eastern Illinois. Harrison has converted on four opportunities to drive in a career-high six runs, including the game-winning two-rbi double in extra innings to beat Rutgers, 6-5, and a grand slam at Samford. HITTING IS CONTAGIOUS In Chattanooga s 18 victories, it is hitting.317 as a team with six starters averaging.300 or better. They have scored 142 runs. All but one home run by the Lady Mocs have come in victory. On the other hand, in the seven losses, the squad has been less than stellar scoring just six runs and combining to hit.173 as a team. No player is above.300 in those contests. HOMERUN POP Junior Della Harrison had just fi ve hits in 24 career at bats coming into the series fi nale at Samford, with four of those hits coming this season. Head coach Frank Reed brought her in with the bases full of Lady Mocs and Harrison powered a pitch over the left center fi eld fence for a Grand Slam and fi rst career home run. It was the seventh different Lady Moc to hit a round tripper this season totaling 23 and the second slam in two days with the fi rst hit by senior Tia Blosser. SEASON OF FIRST FOR WATERS After transferring from Southern Illinois, junior Nikki Waters has been impressive getting her fi rst opportunity as a hitter. Waters has already hit fi ve home runs, a triple and two doubles in 17 games with Chattanooga. She started out the season as a hitter only when she pitched, but that changed when Waters drove in seven runs against Furman with three home runs and a double. The Soddy Daisy, Tenn., native is now a fi xture at designated player, when Waters is not in the circle for Chattanooga. BLOSSER COMES THROUGH WITH BASES LOADED Senior Tia Blosser had struggled at the plate with the bases loaded earlier of the doubleheader at Samford including hitting a rocket to the third baseman, who caught it for a double play. The Knoxville, Tenn., native made no doubts in the sixth inning of game two hitting a blast over the fence in left center fi eld for a no-doubt grand slam for the Lady Mocs. The homer was the fourth on the season for Blosser. Earlier in the game sophomore Jessica Traxler hit her second of the season putting Chattanooga on the board in the second. CLUTCH PINCH HITTING Not only did Harrison have a grand slam as a pinch hitter, it took three players off the bench for coach Reed to ignite the offense in the fi rst game at Samford. Freshman Sara Poteat led off the inning with an infi eld single followed by a double by junior Lauren Flores to put the Lady Mocs in business. With two runners in scoring position, Harrison came on to pinch hitter driving ball through the hole on the left side to cut into the Bulldog leads 2-1. A second-consecutive pinch hitter Jenni Martin went with a pitch through the hole on the right side to tie the game at two. After a fl awless pitching performance by junior Kandice Irwin, Baker SEASON SUPERLATIVES OVERALL Home Away Neutral SoCon Non-Conference Vs. Top Day Night Sunday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Last 10 games AGAINST OPPONENTS Left-handed starter Right-handed starter run games run games run games Extra innings Shutouts Scored: 0-2 runs runs runs runs First inning First run Opponent scored: 0-2 runs runs runs runs First inning First run Hit: 0 home runs home run home runs Opponent hit: 0 home runs home run home runs Made: 0 errors error errors Opponent made: 0 errors error errors Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits are tied STREAKS Longest Win Streak...9 Longest Losing Streak...2 Active Streak... W4 JERSEYS All-Blue Blue/White All-White White/Blue Gold/White Gold/Blue WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 3

4 USA TODAY/NFCA TOP 25 POLL Rank Team Record Points 1 Washington (13) Michigan (2) Arizona Florida UCLA Alabama Missouri Stanford Arizona St Georgia Tech Oklahoma Oklahoma St California LSU Texas Georgia Tennessee Illinois Florida St Ohio St Texas A&M Massachusetts Notre Dame Louisville Hawaii Receiving Votes: Oregon 13, North Carolina 21, BYU 18, Baylor 18, Fordham 10, Hofstra 7, Lipscomb 7, Fresno St. 5, Arkansas 4, San Diego St. 3, Virginia 2, Kentucky 2, La.-Lafayette 1 ESPN.COM/USA SOFTBALL TOP 25 POLL Rank Team Record Points 1 Washington (24) Arizona Michigan (1) UCLA Florida Georgia Tech Alabama Missouri Stanford Arizona St Oklahoma St Georgia Oklahoma LSU California Florida St Texas Tennessee Illinois Texas A&M Oregon Ohio St Baylor North Carolina Massachusetts Receiving Votes: BYU 19, Arkansas 17, Hawaii 17, DePaul 12, Notre Dame 11, Louisville 9, San Diego St. 8, Fordham 7, ULL 2, Hofstra 2, Kentucky 2, Texas Tech 1 TEAM STANDINGS SoCon Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Chattanooga Elon Furman Georgia Southern UNC Greensboro College of Charleston Appalachian State Samford Western Carolina WEEKLY PERFORMERS Week Player Feb Emerald Graham, Elon Feb Tiffany Baker, UTC Mar McKenzie Phillips, ASU Mar Katie England, SAM Mar Emerald Graham, Elon Mar Katie Boyd, ASU Mar Jenny Side, GSU Apr Stephanie Field, FUR Apr AROUND THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE PRESEASON AWARDS WEEKLY SCHEDULE Tuesday, April 13 Col. of Charleston at UNC Wilmington (DH), 3 p.m. Furman at North Carolina Central (DH), 4 p.m. UAB at Samford, 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 14 North Carolina A&T at Appalachian St. (DH), 3 p.m. Elon at Campbell (DH), 4 p.m. Presbyterian at Western Carolina (DH), 4 p.m. UAB at Chattanooga (DH), 5 p.m. Thursday, April 15 Furman at Presbyterian (DH), 2 p.m. Ole Miss at Samford (DH), 6 p.m. Saturday, April 17 Appalachian St. at College of Charleston (DH), 1 p.m. Western Carolina at UNC Greensboro (DH), 1 p.m. Elont at Chattanooga (DH), 1 p.m. Georgia Southern at Samford (DH), 1 p.m. Sunday, April 18 Appalachian St. at College of Charleston, 1 p.m. Western Carolina at UNC Greensboro, 1 p.m. Elon at Chattanooga, 2 p.m. Georgia Southern at Samford, 2 p.m. First Team P Brooke Loudermilk, UTC P Brianna Streetmon, GSU C Brittany Eason, UTC 1B Michelle Fuzzard, UTC 2B Tiffany Baker, UTC SS Nina Iduate, GSU 3B Kristie Shiffl ett, CofC OF Marie Fogle, GSU OF Lyndsey Stiles, UTC OF Laci Upchurch, UTC DP Amber Hawkins, WCU UTL Katie Boyd, ASU Week Pitcher Feb Lana Mackey, Furman Feb Brooke Loudermilk, UTC Mar. 1...Brooke Loudermilk, UTC Mar Cory Mattson, UNCG Mar Brianna Streetmon, GSU Mar Kayla Suskauer, FUR Mar Amber Harrell, UNCG Apr. 5...Nikki Waters, UTC Apr Second Team P Lana Mackey, FUR P Stephanie Royall, SAM C Kaitlyn Peazzolla, ELON 1B Alex Emeterio, UNCG 2B Amber Shiffl ett, CofC SS Kaitlin Merkt, UNCG 3B Jenny Side, GSU OF Katie Forbes, CofC OF Kaiti Kelley, UTC OF Sarah Rappe, ASU DP Megen Smith, GSU UTL Robyn Harmon, SAM Player of the Year: Katie Boyd, ASU Pitcher of the Year: Brianna Streetmon, GSU LAST WEEK S RESULTS PRESEASON POLL Team (First Place) Votes Chattanooga (8) 64 Georgia Southern (1) 56 College of Charleston 47 Appalachian State 43 Samford 35 UNC Greensboro 27 Furman 25 Elon 14 Western Carolina 13 PLAYERS OF THE MONTH Month Player February...Tiffany Baker, UTC March...Emerald Graham, Elon Pitcher February..Brooke Loudermilk, UTC March...Brianna Streetmon, GSU Monday, April 5 Georgia 8, Georgia Southern 0 Furman 2, Charlotte 1; Charlotte 2, Furman 1 Tuesday, April 6 North Carolina A&T 7, Western Carolina 7 North Carolina A&T 3, Western Carolina 2 Charlotte 1, App. St. 0; App. St. 4, Charlotte 2 Georgia Southern 1, Mercer 0; Mercer 1, GSU 0 Chattanooga 2, Tenn. St. 0; UTC 10, Tenn. St. 4 Wednesday, April 7 UNC Greensboro 11, Liberty 10, LIB 10, UNCG 2 Georgia St. 6, Furman 3; GSU 3, Furman 2 Appalachian St. 7, Virginia Tech 5 Auburn 13, Samford 0 Thursday, April 8 Tennessee 14, Western Carolina 0; UT 11, WCU 0 Longwood 9, Elon 0; Longwood 4, Elon 0 Saturday, April 10 Furman 4 Elon 0; Elon 3, Furman 2 Appalachian St. 3, UNCG 3; UNCG 4, ASU 2 (8) Chattanooga 5, Georgia Southern 2; UTC 1, GSU 0 Western Carolina 7, Coll. of Charleston 1; CofC 7, WCU 1 Sunday, April 11 College of Charleston 17 Western Carolina 3 Chattanooga 5, Georgia Southern 4 (11) Elon 1, Furman 0 WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 4

5 drove a pitch for a solo home run lifting Chattanooga to a 3-2 victory in the eighth inning. FINALLY A TRIPLE It took 30 games for the Lady Mocs to have a threebagger this season after junior Lauren Flores took a pitch to the opposite fi eld with the bases loaded for the second triple of her career in the fi nale at Samford. The Bulldogs were pitching the left fi elder inside and repositioned their outfi elders, so Flores stroked the pitch the other way down the right fi eld line. HURNDON BREAKS THROUGH After a forgettable fi rst 23 at bats, senior Lynleigh Hurndon broke out last week picking up a single on a suicide squeeze vs. Eastern Illinois. She continued to see the ball well driving in two runs with a double and going 4-for-7 in the twin bill at Belmont. HITS ALL AROUND The 12 hits that the Lady Mocs banged out vs. Eastern Illinois at Frost Stadium in a 12-4 victory was the most since Chattanooga had 13 against Georgia Southern (4/25/09). Eight different players picked up hits in the contest, while senior Lyndsey Stiles, juniors Nikki Waters and Lauren Flores and freshman Sara Poteat had multiple hits. Stiles led the team with three RBI in the game with senior Kaiti Kelley, junior Tiffany Baker and Waters having multi-rbi games. COMEBACK KIDS For the second time in its last at bat, Chattanooga was down one against Eastern Illinois after the Panthers scored twice in the top of the seventh. With junior Della Harrison pinch running after a single by senior Brittany Eason, pinch hitter Jenni Martin delivered an RBI double over the center fi elder s head tied the game at two. Irwin shutdown the Panthers in the top of the eighth and Stiles ended the game with an RBI single to left center playing freshman Kasey Tydingco from second. The Lady Mocs are 2-0 in extra inning contests including a comeback victory over Rutgers during the Frost Classic Inspired by Memorial. WATERS OPENS THE FLOODGATES With a light drizzle all day, junior Nikki Waters came through in a big way against Furman with seven RBI and two home runs in a doubleheader swept by Chattanooga. The Soddy Daisy, Tenn., native was called on to pinch hit with the bases loaded and came through with a two-rbi single. As the starting pitcher in game two, she erased a Paladin lead with a tworun homer to center and added to it with a two-rbi double the next inning. Waters capped off the day with a round tripper over the left fi eld bleachers. The fi ve RBI in a single game was the most since Tara Tembey achieved the same feat against Middle Tennessee on April 25, LEAVING THE YARD Sophomore Jessica Traxler and Waters became the fi fth and six Lady Mocs to hit a home run this season. Baker paces the team with six followed by Waters with four and Blosser with three. Chattanooga has hit a total 16 on the year. Eason and Taxler each have one. CONFERENCE OPENERS The Lady Mocs are now 13-4 all-time to begin the conference season and have won their last three openers. Chattanooga is 15-3 when playing its fi rst conference home game and 10-2 at Frost Stadium. OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION After the fi rst day of the USF Under Armour Invitational where No. 24 UMass and Virginia Tech held the Lady Mocs scoreless. Chattanooga broke out with 12 hits and scoring eight times as it defeated Bradley 8-2. Sophomore Jessica Traxler recorded four hits and a career-high two doubles in the victory. Also picking up multiple hits was junior Lauren Flores, who posted three singles. WILD AND WHACKY TIME IN TAMPA The Lady Mocs had quite an experience at the USF Under Armour Invitational. Loudermilk was called for close to 20 illegal pitches in the four games she pitched leading to four runs crossing the plate. Junior Michelle Fuzzard before being injured against UMass was called out for interference after striking out. Fuzzard swung hard over top a pitch on the outside part of the plate and when the catcher threw to second the umpire called dead ball and ruled that the runner junior Lyndsey Stiles was out because of interference between the hitter and catcher. Another situation arose that could have changed the course of the game against Rutgers when catcher Brittany Eason applied a tag to the runner and showed the ball to the umpire. The plate umpire ruled the runner was safe because the slide into the catcher caused Eason to bobble the ball. At that point the score was 2-0 and Rutgers went onto score two more runs that inning and three in the seventh to take a 7-0 victory. THE DIFFERENCE IN A YEAR Senior Tia Blosser has started out this season with a renewed confi dence at the plate hitting.311 with a.556 slugging percentage and three of her four career home runs. Last season going into the fi rst conference series, the Knoxville, Tenn., native had a.188 average with only one extra-base hit, a double, for a slugging percentage of.216. With Fuzzard getting injured, Blosser needs to stay focused and continue to help THE LINEUP Batters Pos. AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB OB% SB FLD% Brittany Eason C Kasey Tydingco 1B Tia Blosser 2B Jessica Traxler SS Tiffany Baker 3B Lauren Flores OF Lyndsey Stiles OF Kaiti Kelley OF Sara Poteat 1B/OF Nikki Waters DP Pitchers ERA W L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK Brooke Loudermilk Kandice Irwin Nikki Waters ULTIMATE COLLEGE SOFTBALL POLL Rank Team Record Points 1 Washington (13) Michigan (9) Arizona UCLA Florida Georgia Tech Alabama Arizona St Stanford Oklahoma St Missouri Oklahoma California Illinois LSU Tennessee Florida St Texas Georgia Oregon Notre Dame Hawaii Massachusetts BYU Lipscomb Receiving Votes: Texas A&M 56, Hofstra 49, Ohio State 27, Texas Tech 13, Baylor 11, Louisville 10, North Carolina 9, Fordham 4, Virginia 1 WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 5

6 power the Lady Mocs offense. Blosser is second on CLIMBING THE CAREER CHARTS the team with 11 RBI, while Baker is the leader at 13. Batting Avg. 1. Megan Luring ( ) Jessica Brown ( ) Allison DeVries ( ) Melissa Ramirez ( ) Keri Meigs ( ) Angela Brewer ( ) Michelle Fuzzard (2008-pres.) Denise Posey ( ) Lyndsey Stiles (2008-pres.) April Miller ) Home Runs 1. Tiffany Baker (2008-pres.) Laci Upchurch ( )...25 Melissa Ramirez ( ) Allison DeVries ( ) Tara Tembey ( ) Jessica Brown ( ) Ashleigh Bull ( )...21 Toni Hutchison ( ) Angela Brewer ( ) Brittney Whittier ( )...16 Hit By Pitch 1. Melissa Ramirez ( )...19 Jolene Martin ( )...19 Mandi Green ( ) Brittany Eason (2007-pres.) Tara Tembey ( )...14 Leah Tucker ( )...14 Kami Tucker ( ) Amanda Hoiness ( ) Tiffany Baker (2008-pres.)...11 Jeannie Cochran ( )...11 Alyssa Edwards ( )...11 Stolen Bases 1. Jeannie Cochran ( ) Lyndsey Stiles (2008-pres.) Leah Tucker ( ) Keri Meigs ( ) Tara Tembey ( )...32 Denise Posey ( ) Megan Luring ( ) Dana Reed ( ) Jaci Welsh ( )...22 Teri Herbert ( )...22 Putouts 1. Allison DeVries ( ) Robyn Johnson ( ) Leslie Barron ( ) Angela Brewer ( ) Jaci Welsh ( ) Alyssa Edwards ( ) Lynleigh Hurndon (2007-pres.) Brittany Eason (2007-pres.) Michelle Fuzzard (2008-pres.) Jada Pescatore ( ) Caught Stealing 1. Robyn Johnson ( ) Lacey Swarthout ( ) Awbrey Winckler ( ) Beth Alexander ( ) Lynleigh Hurndon (2007-pres.)...20 Jennifer Reed (2003) Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres)...17 Jaci Welsh ( ) Brittany Eason (2007-pres.) Ashley Frizell ( )...13 TWO-STRAIGHT FOR LOUDERMILK Senior pitcher Brooke Loudermilk went 3-1 at the Frost Classic Inspired by Memorial striking out 20 batters and was named the Southern Conference Pitcher of the Week. The Locust Grove, Ga., native picked up wins against Rutgers, Kansas and Miami (Ohio). She is 7-2 overall this season with a 0.84 ERA and 69 strikeouts in 50.2 innings pitched. It was the eighth time that Loudermilk has been honored by the conference. REED NOTCHES 800TH CAREER WIN One of the most memorable games for head coach Frank Reed was his 800th against Rutgers. In a game where Chattanooga was down 3-1 in the seventh, senior Kaiti Kelley stepped up and delivered a two-rbi double down the right fi eld line to send the game into extra innings. The Scarlet Knights would score twice in the top of the eighth, but the Lady Mocs scored one and had two in scoring position in the bottom-half. Reed had pitcher Loudermilk in the on deck area in what would have been her fi rst career at bat, but went with junior Della Harrison, a utility player that only had one prior career hit. Harrison drove a ball down the left fi eld line for a game winning two-rbi double to earn a 6-5 victory in eight innings. STILES PERFECT Junior Lyndsey Stiles went 4-for-4 against Georgetown notched her fi rst double of the season. The leadoff hitter for the Lady Mocs was driven in three times by her teammates. She ended the weekend with her eighth stolen base of the season against Miami (Ohio) and she has not been caught yet. LADY MOCS LOOKING FOR CONSISTENCY In the fi rst game of each day at the Frost Classic Inspired by Memorial, Chattanooga scored only two runs through the fi rst three innings, but the bats heated up as the games went on. The Lady Mocs scored 11 runs in the second half of those games. With the offense rolling in the second game of each day, Chattanooga out scored its opponents 14-0 banging out 21 hits against Kansas and Georgetown. LOUDERMILK AND BAKER HONORED The conference offi ce announced on Feb. 22 that senior Brooke Loudermilk was the Southern Conference Pitcher of the Week, while junior Tiffany Baker took Player of the Week honors. The Lady Mocs have now swept the weekly softball awards for the 21st time dating back to HOME RUN POWER FROM BAKER With three home runs in a single day on Feb. 21, Baker passed a career-high with two in one game. The East Ridge, Tenn., native had what proved to be the game winning three-run homer in a 7-6 victory vs. Butler. After going 3-for-3 with long ball that was crushed at Austin Peay, the junior now has 23 for her career, just two shy of Upchurch and Ramirez. DOMINATE PITCHING PERFORMANCES At the Austin Peay Classic, Loudermilk went 3-0 without giving up an earned run and striking out 29 batters in 18.0 innings pitched. The senior notched two doubledigit strikeout performances on the weekend including striking out the fi rst nine batters against Northern Iowa on the way to 13. Loudermilk has fanned a total of 49 batters in 31.2 innings pitched. GAME-WINNING HITS Junior Lauren Flores had a single against Butler that drove in the game-winning run in a 2-1 victory, while pinch hitter Jenni Martin came up and delivered a clutch single to center in the sixth inning against Northern Iowa to help UTC take a 2-1 lead. Flores executed a perfect suicide squeeze bunt single scoring freshman Kasey Tydingco to knot the score at one. BLOSSER S NEW FOUND POWER Senior Tia Blosser hit two home runs this weekend at Tennessee State and Butler. They were only the second and third of her career with the fi rst coming as a freshman in the Southern Conference Tournament against Georgia Southern (5/9/07). LOUDERMILK BREAKS SAVE RECORD After notching her fi rst win of the season against Florida Atlantic, senior Brooke Loudermilk came in to shut the door against UCF with the Lady Mocs up 4-2. The hurler recorded an eight-out save striking out three Knights. It was the 10th save of her career passing Amy Robertson ( ). STARTING OFF STRONG Junior third baseman Tiffany Baker led the charge against the Sooners registering two of the team s three hits. Against FAU, Baker drove in the game winning run with a hit through the left side. Then against the Knights, the East Ridge, Tenn., native showed her power by hitting a pitch over the left fi eld fence to knot the score at two. LEADOFF DUO Senior Kaiti Kelley and junior Lyndsey Stiles each recorded three hits from the top two spots in the lineup. Kelley added a sacrifi ce that moved Stiles to second. When the top of the order gets on base, it sets up the middle part of the lineup to drive them in. CLUTCH GAME-TYING HOME RUNS On the second day of the NTC Invitational, senior Brittany Eason and Baker each recorded home runs to tie the game against Florida Atlantic and UCF. Eason blasted a towering home run over the left center fi eld fence against Florida Atlantic, while Baker s just cleared the left fi eld fence against UCF. Both long balls sparked the Lady Mocs offense to victory. WATERS FIGHTS THROUGH ROUGH START Junior Nikki Waters had a tough time with No. 3 Michigan, but came back strong against UCF earning the victory. The Soddy Daisy, Tenn., native proved to be effective against the Knights striking out four, while only giving up two runs. IRWIN EARNS THE SAVE Junior Kandice Irwin came in for relief of Loudermilk against Florida Atlantic for a six-out save. The hard throwing right hander struck out two batters. She added another save against Butler for the fourth of her career moving to seventh all time. CHATTANOOGA IN OPENERS The Lady Mocs fell to 8-9 in the 17-year history of the program with a 1-0 loss to No. 10 Oklahoma. Loudermilk baffl ed the Sooners batters the entire game only surrendering three hits and striking out nine batters. Chattanooga had its opportunities stranding two runners in scoring position in the fi fth, while Oklahoma posted the only run of the game on a sacrifi ce fl y in the sixth. LADY MOCS RETURN NINE STARTERS The season is bright for Chattanooga as it has only lost one starter, third baseman Toni Hutchison, from last year s run to the Tuscaloosa Regional. The squad captured the Southern Conference Regular Season WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 6

7 title and swept through the conference tournament. season, Baker saw time at fi rst base, when Fuzzard Fourteen total players are back from last season was pitching. The East Ridge, Tenn., native looks CLIMBING THE CAREER CHARTS providing Chattanooga with plenty of depth and forward to the challenge of learning a new position. experience CHATTANOOGA PICKED TO WIN SOCON The Lady Mocs were selected unanimously for the fourth-straight season to capture the Southern Conference title. Chattanooga received each of the eight possible fi rst-place votes with Georgia Southern earning the fi nal fi rst-place vote. Georgia Southern, College of Charleston and Appalachian State round out the top four and the teams that would advance to the reformatted SoCon Tournament. This season, only the top four teams earn the right to play in the two-day tournament played at the side of the highest seed. SEVEN VOTED TO SOCON PRESEASON TEAMS Two seniors: Brittany Eason (C) and Brooke Loudermilk (P) and three juniors Michelle Fuzzard (1B), Tiffany Baker (2B) and Lyndsey Stiles (OF) were selected by the league s coaches to the Southern Conference First Team. Senior outfi elder Kaiti Kelley was given second team honors. Six of the seven on the honored were also selected to All-SoCon teams following last season. Loudermilk only competed in half of the 2009 campaign due to shoulder surgery, but is a two-time SoCon Pitcher of the Year. A TRUE PITCHING STAFF After returning three aces in senior Brooke Loudermilk, juniors Kandice Irwin and Michelle Fuzzard from last season, Chattanooga added a transfer in junior Nikki Waters that went 15-2 with Southern Illinois in Fuzzard, Loudermilk and Waters will be the three primary starters with Irwin coming in for relief and shut the door on opponents. WATERS COMES BACK HOME Junior Nikki Waters, a Chattanooga native from Soddy Daisy, Tenn., pitched the past two season at Southern Illinois and compiled a record and 2.31 ERA. She will provide depth giving head coach Frank Reed many options from the bullpen. Waters will also be given the chance to hit and help the Lady Mocs offense when she pitches. An opportunity that Waters did not have with the Salukies. FUZZARD FOCUSING ON HITTING Junior pitcher and fi rst baseman Michelle Fuzzard has been mastering the art of two position during her career at Chattanooga. Last season, she was named to the All-Southern Conference First Team at fi rst base and Second Team as pitcher for her outstanding work at both positions. Fuzzard is the fi rst player in SoCon history to be named to both teams as a position player and pitcher (two players have done it as DP and P). She hit.335 with seven home runs and recorded a 3.51 ERA and 102 strikeouts, but posted an impressive 5-0 conference record. Now with a pitching staff, she will be able to focus on hitting and fi rst base because she most likely will know in advance prior to being starting pitcher. This provides her time to prepare for both roles and should only rarely be asked to vacate her spot at fi rst during a game to pitch. BAKER MOVES TO THE HOT CORNER After an ankle injury in the opening game of the NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional and the graduation of standout third baseman Toni Hutchison, junior Tiffany Baker makes the transition from second to third base. Last EXPERIENCE IN THE OUTFIELD Senior Kelly as well as juniors Stiles and Flores are competing for time in the outfi eld. All have contributed at least a season in the outfi eld. The duo of Kelley and Stiles at the top of the order has helped to produce runs with both of them on maintaining batting averages above.300. SOFT HANDS Three Lady Mocs Fuzzard, Lynleigh Hurndon and Brittany Eason are in the top six of the all-time fi elding percentage list. Fuzzard is tied for second with a.991 mark, Hurndon is fi fth at.990 and Eason is tied for sixth at.998. Year in and year out, Reed preaches defensive fundamentals to his team and it shows as the team typically ranks near the top of the nation in fi elding percentage. Last year, the Lady Mocs fi nished the season ranked 47th. Earned Run Avg. 1. J.D. Staton ( ) Beth Alexander ( ) Talya Trudell ( ) Amy Robertson ( ) April Miller ( ) Awbrey Winckler ( ) Connie Ness ( ) Lacey Swarthout ( ) Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres.) Ashley Frizell ( ) Innings Pitched 1. Beth Alexander ( ) Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres.) Awbrey Winckler ( ) Ashley Frizzell ( ) Talya Trudell ( ) Lacey Swarthout ( ) April Miller ( ) Amy Robertson ( ) Kandice Irwin (2008-pres.) J.D. Staton ( ) Wins 1. Beth Alexander ( ) Talya Trudell ( ) Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres.) Lacey Swarthout ( ) Awbrey Winckler ( ) April Miller ( ) Ashley Frizzell ( ) Amy Robertson ( ) Kandice Irwin (2008-pres.) J.D. Staton ( ) Saves 1. Kandice Irwin (2008-pres.) Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres.) Amy Robertson ( )... 9 Appearances 1. Beth Alexander ( ) Talya Trudell ( ) Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres.) Awbrey Winckler ( ) Ashley Frizzell ( ) Lacey Swarthout ( ) Amy Robertson ( ) April Miller Kandice Irwin (2008-pres.) Games Started 1. Beth Alexander ( ) Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres.) Talya Trudell ( ) Strikeouts 1. Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres.) Beth Alexander ( ) Lacey Swarthout ( ) Awbrey Winckler ( ) Ashley Frizzell ( ) Talya Trudell ( ) Kandice Irwin (2008-pres.) Strikeouts Per Seven Inns. 1. Brooke Loudermilk (2007-pres.) Beth Alexander ( ) Lacey Swarthout ( ) Kandice Irwin (2008-pres.) WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 7

8 MULTI-HIT GAMES No. Player Total 9 Lyndsey Stiles Lauren Flores Tiffany Baker Tia Blosser Kaiti Kelley Jessica Traxler Nikki Waters Sara Poteat Michelle Fuzzard Brittany Eason Laci Upchurch Lynleigh Hurndon Kasey Tydingco TEAM MULTI-RBI GAMES No. Player Total 3 Tia Blosser Tiffany Baker Nikki Waters Kaiti Kelley Della Harrison Lyndsey Stiles Lauren Flores Jenni Martin Jessica Traxler Michelle Fuzzard Kasey Tydingco TEAM \7 HITTING STREAKS No. Player Longest Current 17 Lauren Flores Tia Blosser Lyndsey Stiles Michelle Fuzzard 7-23 Tiffany Baker Lynleigh Hurndon Kaiti Kelley Nikki Waters 4-5 Kasey Tydingco Brittany Eason Laci Upchurch 3-22 Sara Poteat 3-20 Della Harrison 3-7 Jenni Martin 3-14 Kristin Holloway 2-11 Jessica Traxler 2 - WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 8

9 LAST TIME CHATTANOOGA: Runs Scored: 10 or more... at Tennessee State (10), 4/6/10 15 or more...vs. Nicholls State (15), 2/15/08 20 or more... vs. Alabama State (25), 3/12/97 Runs Allowed: 10 or more...vs. Michigan (12), 2/14/10 15 or more...vs. Nicholls State (15), 2/17/08 Hits: 10 or more... vs. Western Carolina (11), 4/2/10 15 or more... at Georgia Southern (15), 4/11/10 20 or more... at Austin Peay (20), 4/18/01 Six doubles...tennessee State, 2/23/05 Five doubles... at Western Carolina, 4/7/07 Three triples...at Austin Peay, 4/18/01 Two triples...vs. Long Island, 3/18/07 Five or more home runs... at Samford (6),4/10/01 Four home runs...st. Francis, 2/25/08 Three home runs...vs. Butler, 2/19/10 Into Triple Play... at Georgia Southern, 4/11/10 Stole: Six bases...at East Tennessee State, 3/17/01 Five bases...at Appalachian State, 3/16/02 Four bases...at Jacksonville State, 3/7/06 Three bases...vs. Furman, 3/20/10 Drew 10 walks...at Samford, 3/28/10 Pitched: No hitter...appalachain State, 3/19/05 15 or more strikeouts... at Elon (16), 3/28/09 10 or more innings...vs. Western Carolina (10), 4/3/10 Defeated a ranked team... Virginia Tech, 2/7/09 Loss to a ranked team...no. 24 UMass, 3/5/10 Longest winning streak...17, 2001 and Committed fi ve errors...tennessee Tech, 3/5/06 HOME RUN TRACKER Home Runs Opponent RBI Location 2 Brittany Eason vs. FAU 1 CF 23 Tiffany Baker vs. UCF 1 LL 3 Tia Blosser at TSU 1 CF 23 Tiffany Baker at TSU 2 CF 23 Tiffany Baker vs. BUT 2 LC 25 Laci Upchuch vs. BUT 1 CF 23 Tiffany Baker vs. BUT 3 LF 23 Tiffany Baker at APSU 1 LF 3 Tia Blosser at APSU 1 LC 3 Tia Blosser KAN 2 LC 23 Tiffany Baker vs. BRAD 1 LF 11 Jessica Traxler Furman 2 LF 4 Nikki Waters Furman 2 CF 4 Nikki Waters Furman 1 LF 4 Nikki Waters EIU 1 LL 4 Nikki Waters EIU 1 RC 4 Nikki Waters at Belmont 2 LL 23 Tiffany Baker at Samford 1 LC 11 Jessica Traxler at Samford 1 LF 2 Tia Blosser at Samford 4 LC 20 Della Harrison at Samford 4 CF 23 Tiffany Baker at Georgia St. 1 LF 23 Tiffany Baker at Georgia St. 2 RC 23 Tiffany Baker at Tennessee St. 4 CF 23 Tiffany Baker at Ga.Southern 1 LC TEAM HOME RUN LOCATER Left Line: 3 Left Field: 7 Left Center: 7 Center Field: 7 Right Center: 2 Right Field: - Right Line: - LAST TIME A LADY MOC: Scored: Three runs...jesica Traxler vs. Bradley, 3/6/10 1 Recorded: Four hits...jessica Traxler vs. Bradley, 3/6/10 Five hits...tia Blosser at Georgia Southern, 4/11/ Five RBI... Tiffany Baker at Tennessee State, 4/6/10 1 Six RBI... Jennifer Reed at UNC Wilmington, 4/12/03 Two doubles...jessica Traxler vs. Bradley, 3/6/10 1 Two triples...tara Tembey at USF, 3/5/05 Brittany Eason Two home runs...nikki Waters vs. Furman, 3/13/10 Three home runs... Jolene Martin at Samford, 4/10/ A Grand Slam... Tiffany Baker at Tennessee State, 4/6/10 Walk-off home run...michelle Fuzzard vs. Samford, 5/8/ total bases... Nikki Waters (10) vs. Furman, 3/13/10 Tiffany Baker 12 total bases... Jolene Martin at Samford, 4/10/01 1 Drew: Three walks... Lyndsey Stiles vs. Bradley, 3/6/10 Four walks...tiffany Baker at Samford, 3/28/10 Hit by pitch twice...tiffany Baker at Samford, 3/27/10 Tia Blosser 2 Struck out: Four times... Laci Upchurch vs. Florida State, 5/16/08 Stolen Bases: Laci Upchurch Two...Lyndsey Stiles vs. Western Carolina, 4/3/10 Three...Lyndsey Stiles at Coll. of Charleston, 5/5/ Pitched: 1 Jessica Traxler 10 innings...brooke Loudermilk, Western Carolina, 4/3/ Complete game...brooke Loudermilk, Bradley, 3/6/10 Complete game shutout...brooke Loudermilk, Kansas, 2/26/10 A perfect game... Lacey Swarthout, Appalachian State, 3/19/05 No hitter... Lacey Swarthout, Appalachian State, 3/19/05 Recorded: 10+ strikeouts..brooke Loudermilk (10), Western Carolina, 2/21/10 Nikki Waters 15+ strikeouts... Brooke Loudermilk, UNC Greensboro, 3/21/09 16 strikeouts... Brooke Loudermilk, at Elon, 3/29/09 Della Harrison WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 9

10 Head Coach Frank Reed Personal Year at UTC: 9th Hometown Chattanooga, Tenn. Wife: Denise Children: Amy and Dana Coaching Experience 2002-Pres....Chattanooga Head Coach Chattanooga State Head Coach Coaching Records Chattanooga Chattanooga State Overall Coaching Honors SoCon Coach of the Year , 08, 09 NFCA National Coach of the Yeat Member of NSA Hall of Fame Seven-time TJCAA Coach of the Year Coaching Milestones Five NCAA Appearances Five Conference Titles 750 victories overall 300 wins at Chattanooga Most conference wins in SoCon History REED YEAR-BY-YEAR AT CHATTANOOGA Frank Reed is in his ninth season at the helm of the Lady Mocs in 2010 as his team looks to win threestraight Southern Conference titles for the fi rst time since the Chattanooga won fi ve in a row from In his eight seasons in Chattanooga, Reed has amassed a record. Last year, UTC played one of its toughest schedules in recent memory and entered Southern Conference play under.500. The squad dominated conference action claiming a 15-5 record to clinch its 11th regular season title. Chattanooga hosted and swept the SoCon Tournament for the 10th time, advancing to its seventh NCAA Regional appearance. During the 2008 season, the Lady Mocs fi nished with a record, 13-5 SoCon mark, regular season SoCon title and SoCon Tournament championship. UTC advanced to its fi fth appearance in the NCAA Regional Tournament. UTC posted a stellar 16-5 mark in conference play in 2007 to claim its fi rst regular season crown since 2004 and completed the regular season with a record. The season came to an early end during the SoCon Tournament. During the 2005 and 2006 seasons, Chattanooga won 84 games. The team fell in the SoCon Tournament Championship game in 2005 after fi nishing with a record. Following an extremely successful 10-year stint on the junior college circuit at nearby Chattanooga State Technical Community College, Reed was introduced as Chattanooga s third coach in the program s history on August 1, He almost immediately pushed Chattanooga softball to a level it had never before seen, guiding the team to its third-straight NCAA Tournament appearance. Along the way, the Lady Mocs opened the season with back-to-back no-hitters and knocked off top-25 teams Ohio State and Baylor, all while never dropping more than two games in a row. The Lady Mocs garnered national recognition that season as they posted two upset wins over top-seeded No. 12 Florida Atlantic at the NCAA Regional. UTC then just missed capturing a berth in the Softball College World Series after narrow losses to Georgia Tech and Florida State to closed out the season. Following a fourth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance in 2003, Reed and the Lady Mocs OVERALL SOCON YEAR W L Pct. W L Pct. Finish Highlights st* Tallahassee Regional rd* Tuscaloosa Regional st* 17-consecutive wins, Athens Regional nd 15-straight victories th st st* 14-game win streak, Tuscaloosa Regional st* Tuscaloosa Regional CAREER Reed vs Opponents UAB Appalachian State* Austin Peay Belmont Bradley Butler UCF College of Charleston* Eastern Illinois Elon* Florida Atlantic Furman* Georgetown Georgia Southern* Georgia State Jacksonville State Kansas Kentucky Massachusetts Miami (Ohio) Michigan UNC Greensboro* Northern Iowa Oklahoma Rutgers Samford* , 6-1 Tennessee State Tennessee Tech Villanova Virginia Tech Western Carolina* SoCon* Overall extended the program-record streak to fi ve trips in Chattanooga posted a 16-4 mark in league play to capture their eighth SoCon regular season title and laid claim to the eighth SoCon Tournament Championship in team history. Reed compiled an incredible record of 476 wins to 87 losses in 10 seasons at Chattanooga State, but Reed s fi nal year at CSTCC was perhaps the most spectacular. In 2001 the Lady Tigers were among the highest in the nation, posting a 62-3 record, attaining a ranking of No. 2 in the nation and fi nishing fourth in the 2001 national tournament. As a result of that season, Reed was named National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) National Junior College Coach of the Year in The team s.954 winning percentage remains in the record books as the highest in NJCAA Division I history. A life-long resident of Chattanooga and graduate of Central High School, Reed has spent more than 30 years as a City of Chattanooga employee. Reed attended Chattanooga State and earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Appraisal Technology from Western States University. He also holds a Masters degree in Business Administration from Western States. Reed and his wife, Denise, reside in Chattanooga and have two daughters, Amy Highfi eld and Dana Reed Mull, who is the head softball coach of Gordon Lee High School. WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 10

11 Tiffany Baker JUNIOR THIRD BASE 5-8 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT EAST RIDGE, TENN. EAST RIDGE Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Preseason Southern Conference First Team as a second baseman. - Picked up two of the team s three hits vs. Oklahoma. - Belted game-tying home run against UCF. - Hit three home runs on Feb. 19, including a career-high two vs. Butler along with tying a career-high 4 RBI. - Recorded a 3-for-3 day against Austin Peay with 2 RBI. - Named SoCon Player of the Week on Feb Went 3-for-4 against Georgetown with a RBI double. - Notched sixth home run of the season in a 8-2 victory over Bradley - Drove in two vs. Eastern Illinois on a double to left center. - After being hit twice and walking once, Baker in her only at bat of the game hit a game-winning solo home run in the eighth inning. It was the 25th of her career tying Melissa Ramirez and Laci Upchurch. - Baker was hit fi ve times and drew seven walks in the threegame series with the Bulldogs. - Broke the UTC home run record with two at Georgia State in a 3-for-3 performance adding a double. - Blasted second career grand slam against Tennessee State going 4-for-4 with four walks. Her fi rst grand slam came against Belmont (3/18/09). - Registered a game-winning solo home run in a 1-0 victory in the second game at Georgia Southern. Career Highs At Bats 4-3x, last vs. Villanova (3/7/10) 5 at Western Carolina (4/4/09) Runs 3 at Austin Peay (2/20/10) 3-2x, last at Austin Peay (2/20/10) Hits 3-2x, last vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) 3-6x, last vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) RBI 5 at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 5 at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Doubles 1-7x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 2 at Georgia Southern (5/3/08) Triples 1 vs. Marshall (3/2/08) Home Runs 2-2x, last at Georgia State (3/20/10) 2-2x, last at Georgia State (3/20/10) Walks 4-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 4-11x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Hit By Pitch 2-2x, last at Samford (3/27/10) 2-2x, last at Samford (3/27/10) Sacrifice Hits 1-6x, last vs. Sacrifice Flies 1-2x, last vs. Goerigia Southern 4/25/09) Stolen Base 1-2x, last at Georgia Southern (5/3/08) Putouts 2-6x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 10 vs. Samford (3/21/09) Assists 6x at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 6 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Baker Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 11

12 - Tied a career-high scoring two runs against UCF. - Hit fi rst home run at Tennessee St. since one against Georgia Southern (5/9/07). - Drove in two RBI at Tennessee St. and Ausin Peay. - Belted three-run home run vs. Kansas to put the Lady Mocs up Drove in a run going 2-for-2 against Villanova. - Recorded a two-rbi single vis Belmont. - Hit a grand slam in the sixth inning at Samford. It was the fourth home run of the season for Blosser. - Went 2-for-4 with an RBI double vs the Bulldogs in the fi nale of the three-game series. - Keyed a comeback going 3-for-4 in the series opener against Western Carolina including two RBI. - Drove in the game-winning run with a single in the 10th vs. Western Carolina. - In a 2-for-5 night, Blosser drove in three runs, scored three times and had a double. - Had a career day in a 5-for-6 performance driving in two runs at Georgia Southern. Tia Blosser SENIOR SECOND BASE 5-8 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT KNOXVILLE, TENN. KARNS Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 6 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 6-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Runs 2 vs. UCF (2/14/10) 2-3x, last vs. UCF (2/14/10) Hits 5 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 5 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) RBI 4 at Samford (3/28/10) 3-3x, last vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) Doubles 1-7x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 1-15x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Triples Home Runs 1-4x, last at Samford (3/28/10) 1-4x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Walks 2 at Belmont (3/28/10) 2 vs. Dayton (2/27/07) Hit By Pitch 1-2x, last at Tennessee St. (2/21/10) 1-5x, last at Tennessee St. (2/21/10) Sacrifice Hits 1-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 1-14x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Sacrifice Flies 1-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 1-2x, last vs. Tennessee St. (2/19/10) Stolen Base 1-2x, at Tennessee St. (2/19/10) 1-7x, last at Tennessee St. (2/19/10) Putouts 7 vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 7 vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) Assists 5 vs. Georgia State (3/31/10) 7 vs. UAB (2/27/07) Blosser Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 12

13 - Preseason Southern Conference First Team as a catcher. - Blasted the team s fi rst home run of the season against Florida Atlantic. - Injured fi nger against Austin Peay. - Went 1-for-2 vs. Bradley drawing two walks. - Notched fi rst multi-hit game of the season with two vs. Eastern Illinois. Brittany Eason SENIOR CATCHER 5-9 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT CHATTANOOGA, TENN. BOYD-BUCHANAN Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 4-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 5-3x, last at Western Carolina (4/5/09) Runs 1-5x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 3-2x, at Western Carolina (4/5/09) Hits 2-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 3-5x, last at Western Carolina (4/5/09) RBI 1-3x, last at Samford (3/28/10) 4 vs. Princeton (2/27/09) Doubles 1 vs. Furman (3/13/10) 1-16x, last vs. Furman (3/13/10) Triples 1 vs. Princeton (2/27/09) Home Runs 1 vs. Florida Atlantic (2/14/10) 2 vs. Princeton (2/27/09) Walks 2-2x, last vs. Tennessee Tech (3/16/10) 3 vs. UAB (4/2/08) Hit By Pitch 1-3x, last vs. Tennessee Tech (3/16/10) 2 at Georgia Tech (2/28/07) Sacrifice Hits 1-2x, last vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) 1-12x, last vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) Sacrifice Flies 1 at Samford (3/28/10) 1-2x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Stolen Base Putouts 13 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) 17 at Elon (3/29/09) Assists 2 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) 2-8x, last vs. Bradley (3/6/10) Eason Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 13

14 - Game winning two RBI double against Butler. - Hit and RBI in three-straight games from Feb Notched fi rst two doubles of career and knocked in two runs. - Tied a career-high with three hits vs. Bradley. - Recorded second multi-hit game of the season vs. Eastern Illinois, scoring twice. - Registered three hits and two doubles in a twin bill at Samford - Hit the Lady Mocs fi rst triple of the season at Samford with the bases loaded in a 2-for-4 outing. - An 11-game hit streak that includes seven multi-hit games, three of which Flores had three and two multi-rbi contests was snapped at Georgia Southern. Lauren Flores JUNIOR OUTFIELD 5-6 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT FORT OGLETHORPE, GA. LFO Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 5 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 5-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Runs 2-3x, last vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) 2-4x, last vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) Hits 3-3x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 3-5x, last at Georgia State (3/31/10) RBI 3 at Samford (3/28/10) 4 vs. Kentucky (2/10/08) Doubles 2 vs. Miami (Ohio) (2/28/10) 2 vs. Miami (Ohio) (2/28/10) Triples 1 at Samford (3/28/10) 1-2x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Home Runs 1 vs. Kentucky (2/10/08) Walks 1-5x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 2-4x last vs. Appalachian State (5/9/09) Hit By Pitch 1-2x, last vs. Tennessee State (4/1/09) Sacrifice Hits 1 vs. Furman (3/13/10) 1-15x, last vs. Furman (3/13/10) Sacrifice Flies 1 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 1-5x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Stolen Base 1-3x, last vs. Furman (3/13/10) 1-6x, last vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) Putouts 4-2x, last vs. Ruters (2/26/10) 5 vs. Middle Tennessee (4/10/08) Assists 1 vs. Oklahoma (2/13/10) 1-5x, last vs. Oklahoma (2/13/10) Flores Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 19, 2010 Butler Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 14

15 Michelle Fuzzard JUNIOR 1B/P 5-10 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF. MARINA Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Preseason Southern Conference First Team as a fi rst baseman. - Notched an RBI double against Michigan scoring the fi rst run of the season. - Recorded a perfect on-base percentage against FAU with a hit and two walks. - Pitched a two-hitter vs. Northern Iowa striking out 10 in four innings. - Picked up two hits vs. Kentucky including a double. - Drove in two runs vs. Miami (Ohio) with a single. - Injured knee in fourth inning vs. UMass and will redshirt the 2010 season after having surgery. Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA TOTAL Batting Career Highs At Bats 4-3x, last vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) 5 at Western Carolina (4/4/09) Runs 2 vs. Kansas (2/26/10) 2-7x, last vs.kansas (2/26/10) Hits 2-2x, last vs. Kentucky (2/27/10) 4 at Western Carolina (4/4/09) RBI 2 vs. Miami (Ohio) (2/28/10) 4 vs. Nicholls State (2/15/08) Doubles 1-3x, last vs. Kentucky (2/2/10) 2-2x, last vs. UAB (4/2/08) Triples Home Runs 1-13x, last vs. Samford (5/8/09) Walks 2-2x, last vs. Miami (Ohio) (2/28/10) 2-3x, last vs. Miami (Ohio) (2/28/10) Hit By Pitch 1 vs. Kentucky (2/27/10) 1-4x, last vs. Kentucky (2/27/10) Sacrifice Hits 1-2x, last vs. Furman (3/8/09) Sacrifice Flies 1-4x, last at College of Charleston (5/3/09) Stolen Base Putouts 9 vs. Miami (Ohio) (2/28/10) 13 vs. Maine (2/6/09) Assists 2 vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) 3 vs. James Madison (2/2009) Pitching Career Highs Innings Pitched 4.0 vs. Butler (2/19/10) 7.0-9x, last vs. Appalachian State (4/11/09) Hits 2 vs. Butler (2/19/10) 18 vs. Troy (2/7/09) Earned Runs 1 vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) 11 vs. Troy (2/7/09) Runs 1 vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) 11 vs. Troy (2/7/09) Walks 13 vs. Arizona State (2/13/09) Strikeouts 8 vs. Butler (2/19/10) 8-5x, last vs. Butler (2/19/10) Doubles 2-4x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/4/09) Triples 2-2x, last vs. South Carolina (2/21/09) Home Runs 1 vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) 1-7x, last vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) Hit Batters 1-7x, last vs. Western Carolina (5/7/09) Wild Pitches 3 vs. UNC Greensboro (3/22/08) Fuzzard Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Totals Date OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W L SV ERA Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 15

16 - Came in as a pinch runner against Florida Atlantic. - Delivered a game-winning two RBI double off the bench as a pinch hitter giving the Lady Mocs a 6-5 victory. It was her second career-hit and fi rst RBI. - Knocked in two runs with a single as a pinch hitter vs. Bradley. - Started as DP for the second time in career against Rutgers going 1-for-3. - Scored game-tying run vs. Eastern Illinois in the seventh. - Drove in the fi rst run of help fi nish a two run rally as a pinch hitter in the seventh at Samford. - Hit a pinch-hit grand slam in the fi nale at Samford capping a sweep of the rival Bulldogs. It was the fi rst home run of Harrison s career and a careerhigh in RBI. Della Harrison JUNIOR OUTFIELD 5-7 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT NASHVILLE, TENN. HILLSBORO Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 3 vs. Rutgers (3/7/10) 3-2x, last vs. Rutgers (3/7/10) Runs 1-6x, last at Samford (3/28/10) 1-16x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Hits 1 vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) 1-2x, last vs. Rutgers (2/6/10) RBI 4 at Samford (3/28/10) 4 at Samford (3/28/10) Doubles 1 vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) 1 vs. Rutgers (2/26/10) Triples Home Runs Walks 1 at Tennessee St. (2/19/10) 1-3x last vs. Tennessee State (2/19/10) Hit By Pitch Sacrifice Hits Sacrifice Flies Stolen Base 1 at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 1-2x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Putouts Assists Harrison Game-By-Game Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State Feb 19, 2010 Butler Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN Mar 06, 2010 Bradley Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 27, 2010 Samford Mar 28, 2010 Samford Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 16

17 - Hit a single, walked and stole a base against Florida Atlantic. - Received a start at second base at Belmont. Kristin Holloway JUNIOR SECOND BASE 5-4 BAT: LEFT THROWS: RIGHT CHICKAMAUGA, GA. GPS Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 2-2x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 2-10x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Runs 1-3x, last at Belmont (3/20/10) 1-22x, last vs. Miami (Ohio) (2/27/10) Hits 1-3x, last at Belmont (3/20/10) 1-5x, last vs. Butler (2/19/10) RBI Doubles Triples Home Runs Walks 1 vs. Florida Atlantic (2/14/10) 1-7x last vs. Florida Atlantic (2/14/10) Hit By Pitch Sacrifice Hits Sacrifice Flies Stolen Base 1 vs. Florida Atlantic (2/14/10) 1-2x, last vs. Florida Atlantic (2/14/10) Putouts 2-2x, last vs. Butler (2/19/10) 4 vs. Virginia Tech (2/8/09) Assists 3 vs. Florida Atlantic (2/14/10) 3-3x, last vs. Florida Atlantic (2/14/10) Holloway Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 14, 2010 UCF Feb 19, 2010 Butler Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford Mar 28, 2010 Samford Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 17

18 - Stole fi rst career base agaisnt Kansas. - Recorded fi rst hit of the season on a suicide squeeze vs. Eastern Illinois. - Went 4-for-6 in two games at Belmont with a double and RBI. - Continued hitting streak to fi ve games with single at Georgia State. - Snapped a fi ve-game hitting streak in the fi nale against Western Carolina. - Scored twice with a single and walk at Tennessee State. Lynleigh Hurndon SENIOR CATCHER 5-3 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT MCDONOUGH, GA. UNION GROVE Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 4-2x, last at Samford (3/28/10) 4-3x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Runs 2-2x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 2-3x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Hits 2-2x, last at Belmont (3/20/10) 2-5x, last at Belmont (3/20/10) RBI 1-2x, last at Belmont (3/20/10) 3-2x, vs. Tennessee State (4/1/08) Doubles 1 at Belmont (3/20/10) 1-3x, last vs. UNC Greensboro (3/21/09) Triples Home Runs Walks 1-4x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 1-14x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Hit By Pitch Sacrifice Hits 1-2x, last vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) 2-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (5/7/09) Sacrifice Flies 1-2x, last vs. Mississippi State (3/3/07) Stolen Base 1 vs. Kansas (2/26/10) 1 vs. Kansas (2/26/10) Putouts 13 vs. Northern Iowa (2/21/10) 14-2x, UNC Greensboro (3/21/08) Assists 2-3x, last vs. Furman (3/13/10) 3-2x, last vs. Austin Peay (3/2/17) Hurndon Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Butler Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 18

19 - Recorded fi rst save of season against Florida Atlantic. - Shut the door on Butler ot earn second save of season. - Notched thrid save of the season vs. Miami (Ohio). - Picked up fi rst victory of the season against Furman retiring fi ve-straight batters. - Registered two saves in the Furman series bumping her save total for fi ve in the season and seven in the career. - Posted two victories vs. Eastern Illinois as a reliever striking out six. - Recorded seventh save vs. Belmont in three innings of work. - Earned fourth victory of the season as a reliever shutting down the Bulldogs in the seventh and eighth. - Broke the UTC single-season save record with her eight at Georgia State compiling four strikeouts. It tied the SoCon season record and the UTC career record held by Loudermilk with Struckout fi ve in picking up third conference win and fi fth overall. - Now has the UTC career record with her 11th at Tennessee State. She also broke the SoCon record with save number nine of the season. - Earned her 11th save of the season with a save in each game of the twin bill at Georgia Southern, - Posted seventh victory of the season throwing 6.1 innings and striking out six. Kandice Irwin JUNIOR PITCHER 5-8 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT KNOXVILLE, TENN. KARNS Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA TOTAL Career Highs Innings Pitched 6.1 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 7.0-6x, last vs. Tennessee Tech (2/8/09) Hits 8 vs. Michigan (2/13/10) 8-6x, last vs. Michigan (2/13/10) Earned Runs 7 vs. Michigan (2/13/10) 7 vs. Michigan (2/13/10) Runs 7 vs. Michigan (2/13/10) 8 vs. Arizona State (2/12/09) Walks 1-3x, last at Tennessee St. (2/19/10) 6 vs. Arizona State (2/12/09) Strikeouts 6-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 9-3x, last vs. Florida State (5/16/08) Doubles 1 vs. Rutgers (3/6/10) 3-3x, last vs. Jacksonville State (3/24/09) Triples 1-3x, last vs. Jacksonville State (3/24/09) Home Runs 1-3x, last vs. UMass (3/5/10) 2-2x, last vs. North Florida (2/22/09) Hit Batters 1-8x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/4/09) Wild Pitches 1-3x, last vs. Tennessee Tech (3/16/10) 3 vs. UNC Greensboro (3/22/08) Irwin Game-By-Game Feb 19, 2010 Butler Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern Totals Date OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W L SV ERA Feb 13, 2010 Michigan Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State Feb 19, 2010 Butler Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) Mar 05, 2010 UMass Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 27, 2010 Samford Mar 27, 2010 Samford Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 19

20 - Preseason Southern Conference First Team as an outfi elder. - Posted a 3-for-4 day against UCF, while knocking in a run. - Tied the game with Rutgers at three with a two RBI double in the seventh. - Drove in a career-high three runs vs. Georgetown, while going 2-for-2. - Notched second career double vs. No. 24 UMass. - Went 2-for-2 against Furman (3/13) with a walk and scored a run. - Recorded two RBI vs. Eastern Illinois on a single to left center. - Went 2-for-4 vs. Belmont and had a RBI in game one. - Drove in the game-winning run against Western Carolina with a two-rbi single, then went 2-for-3 in the second game. Kaiti Kelley SENIOR OUTFIELDER 5-8 BAT: LEFT THROWS: RIGHT CHATTANOOGA, TENN. BOYD-BUCHANNAN Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 6 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 6-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Runs 2 at Samford (3/28/10) 2-5x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Hits 3 vs. UCF (2/14/10) 3-2x, last vs. UCF (2/14/10) RBI 3 vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) 3 vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) Doubles 1 vs. UMass (3/5/10) 1-2x, last vs. UMass (3/5/10) Triples Home Runs Walks 1-7x, last at Samford (3/28/10) 2 vs. Appalachian State (4/11/09) Hit By Pitch Sacrifice Hits 1-9x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 2 vs. Western Carolina (4/5/09) Sacrifice Flies Stolen Base 1-3x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 1-6x, last at Belmont (3/28/10) Putouts 2 vs. UCF (2/14/10) 4 vs. Western Carolina (4/5/09) Assists 1-2x, last vs. Kentucky (2/27/10) 1-5x, last vs. Florida Atlantic (2/14/10) Kelley Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 13, 2010 Michigan Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 20

21 Brooke Loudermilk SENIOR PITCHER 5-10 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT LOCUST GROVE, GA. LUELLA Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA TOTAL Preseason Southern Conference First Team as a pitcher. -Struck out 10 in season opening contest against No. 10 Oklahoma only yielding three hits. - Recorded a win and save on the second day of the NTC Invitational compiling 11 strikeouts and allowing four hits. - Struck out fi rst nine batters vs. Northern Iowa. - Named SoCon Pitcher of the Week on Feb. 22 for going 3-0 at Austin Peay Classic. - Pitched a dominate game against Kansas only giving up fi ve hits and fanning six. - Picked up second-consecutive Pitcher of the Week award on March 1. It was the eighth of her career. - Tied career high fanning 13 batters vs. Bradley. - Struck out eight vs. Belmont in two games raising career strikeout total to Fanned eight at Samford yielding just two runs passing Beth Alexander with her 786th strikeout in the fourth inning. She has a total of 790 career strikeouts. - Pitched a complete 10 inning game against Western Carolina for 13th victory of the season. - Fanned nine in a one-hitter pick up win number 14, she has pitched 13-straight scoreless innings. Career Highs Innings Pitched 10.0 vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) Hits 7 vs. Westerm Carolina (4/3/10) 11 vs. Bowling Green (3/17/07) Earned Runs 4 vs. Virginia Tech (3/5/10) 8 at Alabama (4/11/07) Runs 5 vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 8-3x, last vs. Nicholls State (2/17/08) Walks 4 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) 7 vs. Florida Gulf Coast (3/17/08) Strikeouts 13 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) 16 vs. Elon (3/29/09) Doubles 2-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 2-16x, last vs.texas (5/15/09) Triples 1-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/6/10) 1-5x, last at Georgia Southern (4/6/10) Home Runs 2-2x, last vs. Furman (3/14/10) 3-2x, last vs. Jacksonville State (3/24/09) Hit Batters 2 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/16/10) 4 vs. Kenucky (2/9/10) Wild Pitches 3 vs. Villanova (3/8/10) 3 vs. Villanova (3/8/10) Loudermilk Game-By-Game Date OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBB Score W L SV ERA Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 14, 2010 UCF Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 21

22 - Appeared as pinch hitter against Oklahoma and Florida Atlantic. - Drove in two runs against Kansas with a single and sacrifi ce fl y. - Delivered game-tying hit, a double, with two outs in the seventh vs. Eastern Illinois. - Came through with the gametying single in the fi rst game at Samford. Jenni Martin SOPHOMORE CATCHER 5-3 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT EAST RIDGE, TENN. RINGGOLD Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 4 vs. Butler (2/14/10) 6 vs. Western Carolina (4/409) Runs 1 vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) 1-8x, last vs. College of Charleston (5/3/09) Hits 1-9x, last at Samford (3/27/10) 3-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/409) RBI 2 vs. Kansas (2/26/10) 3-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/4/09) Doubles 1 vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) 1-4x, last vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) Triples Home Runs 1-3x, last vs. College of Charleston (5/3/09) Walks 1-3x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) 1-13x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Hit By Pitch 1 vs. Furman (3/13/10) 1-2, last vs. Furman (3/13/10) Sacrifice Hits 1-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 1-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) Sacrifice Flies 1 vs. Kansas (2/26/10) 1-2x, last vs. Kansas (2/26/10) Stolen Base Putouts 5 vs. Furman (5/7/09) Assists Martin Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 27, 2010 Samford Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 22

23 - Started fi rst game against Michigan at shortstop recording a single and a sacrifi ce. - Hit fi rst double against Butler driving in a run. - Converted in a pinch hit opportunity with a hit vs. Rutgers. - Went 2-for-3 against Eastern Illinois and scored twice registering seven putouts at fi rst. - Started a two-run rally in the seventh at Samford to tie the game with an infi eld single. - 1-for-2 and two sacrifi ce hits at Samford in the second game of a doubleheader. - Scored twice in a 2-for-4 performance in the fi nale at the Bulldogs. Sara Poteat FRESHMAN SHORTSTOP 5-6 BAT: LEFT THROWS: RIGHT THOMASTON, GA. UPSON-LEE Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL At Bats 4-2x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Runs 2-2x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Hits 2-2x, last at Samford (3/28/10) RBI 1-2x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Doubles 1-2x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Triples Home Runs Walks 1 at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Hit By Pitch Sacrifice Hits 2 at Samford (3/28/10) Sacrifice Flies Stolen Base Putouts 7-3x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Assists 5 vs. UMass (3/5/10) Poteat Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Butler Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 23

24 - Preseason Southern Conference First Team as an outfi elder. - Scored a run and recorded a single against Michigan and UCF. - Stole a base against Florida Atlantic. - Recorded two hits vs. Northern Iowa. - Went 4-for-4 with three runs scored, both tying a careerhigh, along with a double. - Scored in each game of the Frost Classic totaling seven. - Paces team with eight stolen bases. - Had a 2-for-3 performance agaist No. 24 UMass. - Drew a career-high three walk vs. Bradley. - Recorded a 2-RBI singles against Bradley. - Stole a season-high two bases vs. Furman adding to her team leading total of Added two more swiped bags accumulating 13 on the season and moved into third all-time at UTC. - Drove in the game-winning run in fi rst game vs. EIU. - Set a new career-high with three RBI vs. EIU in game two. - Hit safely in eight-straight before the second game vs. Belmont. - Stole two bases at Samford and picked up fi ve hits raising her batting average to a season high Stiles went 2-for-3 in the fi rst game against Western Carolina swiping two bags, scoring two runs and driving in another. Lyndsey Stiles - 9 JUNIOR OUTFIELDER 5-5 BAT: LEFT THROWS: RIGHT HIXSON, TENN. SODDY DAISY Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 6 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 6 at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Runs 3 vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) 3-3x, last vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) Hits 4 vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) 4-3x, last vs. Georgetown (2/27/10) RBI 3 vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) 3 vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) Doubles 1-3x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) 1-6x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Triples 1-2x, last vs. College of Charleston (5/3/09) Home Runs Walks 3 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) 3 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) Hit By Pitch 1 vs. Troy (2/21/09) Sacrifice Hits 1 vs. Kansas (2/26/10) 1-10x, last vs. Kansas (2/26/10) Sacrifice Flies 1 vs. Furman (3/13/10) 1 vs. Furman (3/13/10) Stolen Base 2-3x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/2/10) 3 vs. College of Charleston (5/2/09) Putouts 4 vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 4 vs. College of Charleston (5/2/09) Assists 1-3x, last vs. College of Charleston (5/3/09) Stiles Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 UMass * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 24

25 - Recorded fi rst double on the year with an RBI at Tennessee St. - Had two sacrifi ce hits against Kentucky. - Registered two doubles in a 4-for-4 performance against Bradley. - Blasted fi rst home run of the season vs. Furman a two-run shot. - Hit second homer of the season in a 2-for-4 performance at Samford scoring twice. - Went 2-for-4 in the fi nale against Western Carolina with an RBI double. - Registered a multi-hit game for the sixth time this season with two singles against Georiga Southern. Jessica Traxler SOPHOMORE SHORTSTOP 5-6 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT CHINO HILLS, CALIF. BISHOP AMAT Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL Career Highs At Bats 4-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 5-3x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/409) Runs 2-3x, last at Samford (3/27/10) 2-4x last at Samford (3/27/10) Hits 4 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) 4-2x, last vs. Bradley (3/6/10) RBI 2 vs. Furman (3/13/10) 2-4x, last vs. Furman (3/13/10) Doubles 2 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) 2 vs. Bradley (3/6/10) Triples Home Runs 1-2x, last at Samford (3/27/10) 1-3x, last at Samford (3/27/10) Walks 1-6x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 1-13x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Hit By Pitch 1-3x, last at UAB (4/16/09) Sacrifice Hits 2 vs. Kentucky (2/27/10) 2-2x, last vs. Kentucky (2/27/10) Sacrifice Flies Stolen Base 1 vs. Kent State (2/13/09) Putouts 4-2x, last vs. Furman (3/13/10) 5 vs. Virginia Tech (2/8/09) Assists 4-2x, last vs. Rutgers (3/6/10) 5-2x, last vs. Georgia Southern (4/26/09) Traxler Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma * Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic * Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State * Feb 20, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY * Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) * Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 25

26 - Appeared in fi rst game as a pinch runner against Oklahoma. - Started fi rst game vs. Butler. - Recorded fi rst vs. Austin Peay. - Went 1-for-1 with a sacrifi ce hit vs. Rutgers. - Drove in fi rst run vs. Georgetown with a pinch hit single. - Starting at fi rst base after an injury to Michelle Fuzzard. - Scored a runner with an RBI single against Furman. - Registered a two-rbi double vs. Tennessee Tech. - Stole fi rst base of the season at Belmont. - Recorded fi rst career triple, while driving in a run vs. Western Carolina. Kasey Tydingco FRESHMAN FIRST BASE 5-4 BAT: LEFT THROWS: LEFT FAIRFIELD, CALIF. VACAVILLE Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% TOTAL At Bats 3-3x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) Runs 2-2x, last at Tennessee State (4/6/10) Hits 2 vs. Western Carolina (4/2/10) RBI 2 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/16/10) Doubles 1-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/2/10) Triples 1 vs. Western Carolina (4/2/10) Home Runs Walks 2-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Hit By Pitch Sacrifice Hits 1-3x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Sacrifice Flies Stolen Base 1 at Belmont (3/20/10) Putouts 13-2x, last at Georgia Southern (4/11/10) Assists 1-2x, last vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) Tydingco Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Oklahoma Feb 13, 2010 Michigan Feb 14, 2010 Florida Atlantic Feb 19, 2010 Tennessee State Feb 19, 2010 Butler * Feb 20, 2010 Butler Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay Feb 21, 2010 Northern Iowa Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS * Feb 26, 2010 KANSAS Feb 27, 2010 KENTUCKY Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN Feb 28, 2010 MIAMI (OHIO) Mar 05, 2010 UMass Mar 05, 2010 Virginia Tech * Mar 06, 2010 Bradley * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 26

27 - Pinch hitting with the bases loaded drove in two runs with a single against Furman - Belted two home runs vs. Furman in the second game of a doubleheader. - In the doubleheader vs Furman, went 4-for-5 with two homers, a double and seven RBI. - Blasted two home runs in a twin bill vs. Eastern Illinois. - Tied the second game against Belmont at two with a two-run homer around the left fi eld foul pole. - Went 2-for-4 with two RBI and a walk in the fi nale at Samford. - Waters fi rst career triple came in the second game at Georgia State. Nikki Waters - Hitting JUNIOR PITCHER 5-5 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT SODDY DAISY, TENN. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% 2008* * TOTAL All* * Southern Illinois At Bats 4-5x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Runs 2 vs. Furman (3/13/10) Hits 3 vs. Furman (3/13/10) RBI 5 vs. Furman (3/13/10) Doubles 1-2x, last vs. Eastern Illinois (3/18/10) Triples 1 at Georiga State (3/31/10) Home Runs 2 vs. Furman (3/13/10) Walks 1-3x, last at Samfrod (3/28/10) Hit By Pitch 1 at Samford (3/27/10) Sacrifice Hits Sacrifice Flies Stolen Base 1 at Belmont (3/20/10) Putouts 1 vs. UCF (2/14/10) Assists 3 vs. Villanova (3/7/10) Waters Game-By-Game Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Butler Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 14, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 16, 2010 TENNESSEE TECH * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 02, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Apr 11, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 27

28 - Notched fi rst victory against UCF striking out four. - Picked up second win in a complete game shutout vs. Austin Peay. - Recorded win number three in second complete game shutout of the season vs. Georgetown striking out a season high six. - Pitched 12.1 innings and picked up two victories against Samford, striking out Notched sixth victory of the season and three in a row all on the road after giving up four hits at Georgia State. - Threw a one-hitter against the Catamounts striking out a season-high nine for seventh victory of the season. Nikki Waters - Pitching JUNIOR PITCHER 5-5 BAT: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT SODDY DAISY, TENN. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2008* * TOTAL All* * Southern Illinois Career Highs Innings Pitched 7.0-2x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) x, last vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) Hits 7 vs. Michigan (2/13/10) 7 vs. Michigan (2/13/10) Earned Runs 5-2x, last vs. Butler (2/19/10) 5-2x, last vs. Butler (2/19/10) Runs 5-2x, last vs. Butler (2/19/10) 5-2x, last vs. Butler (2/19/10) Walks 5 vs. Butler (2/19/10) 5 vs. Butler (2/19/10) Strikeouts 9 vs. Western Carolina (4/3/10) 10 vs. Indiana State (4/5/08) Doubles 2 vs. Belmont (3/20/10) 2 vs. Belmont (3/20/10) Triples 1-3x, last at Samford (3/28/10) 1-3x, last at Samford (3/28/10) Home Runs 1 at Belmont (3/20/10) 1 at Belmont (3/20/10) Hit Batters 1 at Samford (3/20/10) 1 at Samford (3/20/10) Wild Pitches 1-2x, last vs. Villanova (3/7/10) 1-2x, last vs. Villanova (3/7/10) Waters Game-By-Game Date OPPONENT GS IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR WP BK HBP IBBScore W L SVERA Feb 13, 2010 Michigan * Feb 14, 2010 UCF * Feb 19, 2010 Butler Feb 20, 2010 Austin Peay * Feb 26, 2010 RUTGERS Feb 27, 2010 GEORGETOWN * Mar 05, 2010 UMass Mar 06, 2010 Rutgers * Mar 07, 2010 Villanova Mar 13, 2010 FURMAN * Mar 18, 2010 EASTERN ILLINOIS * Mar 20, 2010 Belmont * Mar 27, 2010 Samford * Mar 28, 2010 Samford Mar 31, 2010 Georgia State * Apr 03, 2010 WESTERN CAROLINA* Apr 06, 2010 Tennessee State * Apr 10, 2010 Georgia Southern * Totals WEEK NINE - APRIL CHATTANOOGA SOFTBALL PAGE 28