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May 19, 2001

Beech defeats La Vergne 6-1 to claim Region 5-AAA crown

Adam Sparks- DNJ Sports

HENDERSONVILLE — For the second time this season, Carissa Lowery and the Beech High Schooll softball squad kept La Vergne from claiming a tournament title when the Lady Buccaneers captured the Region 5-AAA crown with a 6-1 win Wednesday.

The game was a rematch of the District 9-AAA championship where Beech (40-6 ) won 8-0 and also marked the fifth time La Vergne (16-21) had been defeated by the Lady Bucs this season.

All five wins over La Vergne have come behind the strong arm of Lowery, and Wednesday’s game was no exception. Lowery (31-5) gave up only six hits and solid Beech defense kept Wolverine runners from scoring.

“Defensively, I thought we played very well today,” said Beech coach Kristi Brinkley. “We also scored runs when we needed to and managed to pull out the win.”

Beech scored in each of the first two innings with a pair of hits from Camille Harris and Jennifer Grybash. Harris doubled down the right-field line to score Grybash in the first inning, then Grybash hit in a run in the second with a single to center.

After the Lady Bucs added two more runs in the fourth, Beech’s Kristin Stanfill put the Wolverines away with a two-run home run over the left-field fence.

La Vergne’s lone run came in the fourth with an RBI infield hit from Ashley Camp. Burton, who scored the run, had earlier reached base on a hit to left, followed by a bunt single from Shaun Cotten.

Cotten and Camp led off the sixth with a pair of infield hits, but Grybash caught a line drive off the bat of Amanda Snider and doubled up Cotten at second. The Rines would not get another hit or scoring opportunity the rest of the game.

Stanfill led Beech with three RBIs and two hits. Grybash also finished with two hits.

Crystal Burton, Cotten, and Camp recorded two hits each for La Vergne.

Beech will host the first round of the substate tournament versus Hunters Lane Friday at 4:00. La Vergne will face Overton in substate play Friday.

Beech 6, La Vergne 1
La Vergne 000 100 0 — 1 6 2
Beech 110 202 x — 6 7 0
Lowery and Sinyard; Camp and Beshearse. WP:Lowery (31-5) LP: Camp (13-14). HR: Beech, Stanfill. Records: Beech (40-6). La Vergne (16-21).

May 24, 2001

Beech blanks Lady Lions

Justin Lamb/Daily Herald Sports

CHATTANOOGA - Columbia Central's trek toward a state championship ran into a roadblock Wednesday morning.

Hendersonville Beech pitcher Carissa Lowry struck out 12 Lady Lions to lead the Lady Bucs to a 5-0 victory in the Class AAA state tournament winners' bracket.

"What we have to remember is back in "97 when we were eliminated, (Beech) came out of the losers' bracket to win the state championship," said Columbia head coach Roger White. "We can do the same thing. I think we'll bounce back and be okay."

The loss puts Central (24-16) into this morning's 10:30 a.m. elimination game against Nashville Overton, who outlasted William Blount 2-1 in nine innings Wednesday night. The Lady Lions defeated the Lady Bobcats 2-1 earlier in the season.

If the Lady Lions win, they would advance to Thursday's 4 p.m. losers' bracket semifinals against the winner of Jefferson County-Soddy Daisy/Collierville.

The game was scoreless until a pivotal series of events occurred in the third inning.

Columbia led off its half of third with Ashley Hodge's double to rightcenter field. Unfortunately for the Lady Lions, Hodge never advanced any further than second.

"That hurt not getting (Hodge) in," White said. "It's one of those things where if you get a run, it could have changed the momentum."

In the bottom half of the frame, Beech made its move.

Cristin James led off with a double to leftcenter. Jennifer Grybash followed with a single to center. Courtney Boynton then reached on a perfectly executed a suicide squeeze that plated James.

Kristin Stanfill added a pair of runs with a single to center. Stanfill would later score on an error to give the Lady Bucs a 4-0 lead.

Central's only other real threat at scoring came in the fourth inning as Nikki Candler and Kacy Walker each reached base, but their hits were packaged around three strikeouts.

Beech (43-6) loaded the bases in the fifth but only managed to tack on one run as Tiffany Childress was able to retire the last two batters of the inning.

Childress took the loss, allowing five runs, four earned, on 10 hits with six strikeouts.

Jacqueline Stinson, Childress, Walker and Hodge each had one hit for Central.

Lowry earned the complete-game victory, scattering four hits with 12 strikeouts.

"You've got to put the ball in play, and we weren't able to do that," White said. "They were able to put the ball in play and put some pressure on us. That's how they scored their runs."

Boynton's three hits and Stanfill's two hits paced the Lady Bucs' offensive attack.

"There a great team," White said. "They hit the ball well, and they played good defense."

Beech Shocks Soddy-Daisy In AAA Softball Opener
Union Signee Goes 4-For-4 With Both RBI In 2-1 Win
by Stan Crawley
posted May 25, 2004

SOUTHAVEN, Miss. -- Beech senior Amy Chatham and her teammates knew they would be seeing a lot of outside pitches from Soddy-Daisy freshman Nikki Waters on Tuesday night.

Consequently, they had been looking at outside stuff while preparing to play the Lady Trojans in the first round of the Class AAA state softball tournament. All the practice paid dividends.

Chatham hit an RBI double in the top of the seventh and Beech surprised defending state champion Soddy-Daisy, 2-1, in the opening round of AAA play.

Soddy-Daisy will play in the losers bracket at noon central time on Wednesday against Collierville, which lost by 3-2 on Tuesday to Knox Central. Central will play Beech at 2 p.m.
Chatham, who is headed to Union University on a softball scholarship, also had an RBI double in the fifth inning. She was 4-for-4 with the triple, double and two singles.

"Maybe I should have walked her in the seventh,'' Soddy-Daisy coach Clifford Kirk said. "You win some, you lose some. That's how it goes.''

Said Chatham, "This feels pretty good because Waters can bring it. We're pumped. I've been practicing hitting that outside pitch. I couldn't hit it for a long time.''

Kassie Stanfill was the winning pitcher for Beech (39-7). She gave up seven hits and struck out eight.

Waters (35-4) gave up eight hits and struck out six after pitching a perfect game last week in the sectional.

"We knew they were tough,'' Kirk said. "We beat them in a play-day game and we beat them 1-0 in the Worth Tournament. They are a good hitting team.

"I thought we were the best two teams in the AAA tournament. It's a shame we had to play in the first round.''

Soddy-Daisy (47-6) scored its only in the third inning when Lindsey Stiles led off with a single and scored on an RBI single by Katie Blevins.

"This bunch has never been in the losers bracket here,'' Kirk said, "so I don't know how they will react. We just didn't execute tonight and it killed us. We couldn't bunt.

"But we'll be back. We've been in the losers bracket in years past and won. We've got a good enough team to do it.''

Said Chatham, "I see Soddy-Daisy in the championship game, no doubt. They're unstoppable. Their freshmen are awesome.

"A lot of people thought we'd be nervous to play them, but we were pumped. They had beaten us twice, but that had everybody up for the game.''

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Beech…………..000 010 1 -- 2 8 2
Soddy-Daisy….001 000 0 -- 1 7 0
Kassie Stanfill and Baird; Nikki Waters and Blevins.

Beech Shocks Soddy-Daisy In 12 Innings In Class AAA Softball
by Stan Crawley
posted May 25, 2005

MEMPHIS -- Defending state champion Beech scored two runs on a fluke bunt in the top of the 12th inning and shocked Soddy-Daisy, 3-2, in the Class AAA state softball tournament Wednesday afternoon.

In a game that took more than three hours to play, Nikki Waters (23-3), a sophomore, struck out 21 for Soddy-Daisy and Kassie Stanfill (36-13), a University of Louisville signee, struck out 18 for Beech.

Soddy-Daisy (44-4-1) dropped into the loser's bracket and will play either Collierville or Powell on Thursday at 1 p.m. eastern

Beech (36-13) moved to the winner's bracket final and will play either Red Bank or Rossview on Thursday night at 8 eastern.

Since 1999, Soddy-Daisy has won three state championships (1999, 2000, 2003) and Beech has won two (2001 and 2004).

Wednesday's game was a classic with Soddy-Daisy taking a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the fifth when Stacie Fairbanks doubled and scored on an error by Stanfill on Lyndsey Stiles' bunt.

In the top of the seventh, Beech tied the game. Stanfill had a one-out walk and Colby Wherry singled. Brooke Overby then grounded to shortstop, but the ball was booted by Lauren Upton.

Ashlee Warren then lifted a fly ball into short right field. Right-fielder Fairbanks made the catch, but bumped into second-baseman Kacy Cooper. That allowed Stanfill to score from third.

The international tie-breaker rule came into play in the top of the 10th, with a runner starting the inning at second base.

Both Stanfill and Waters worked out of jams in the 10th and 11th innings.

In the 12th, however, the first batter popped a bunt over Waters' head, placing a runner on first and third.

With runners on second and third and no outs, Brittany Ailello pinch-hit for Beech. Coming back from an ACL injury, Ailello had not been able to bat.

Still, she pushed a bunt over Waters' head and two runs scored.

"Really, those were both fluky bunts,'' Soddy-Daisy coach Clifford Kirk said. "But they were the difference in the game. Those two bunts were the only thing that hurt us. Nikki did a great job.''

In the bottom of the 12th with the tie-breaker runner on second, Upton led off with an RBI double. She was held up while streaking to third by Kirk, then was tagged out trying to get back to second base.

"I was afraid she wasn't going to make it to third and I had some good hitters coming up,'' Kirk said. "She doesn't have a lot of speed, but I did that. I've done good things, but sometimes you make bad decisions.''

Beech had only five hits in 12 innings and Soddy-Daisy managed only six off Stanfill, who also beat the Lady Trojans twice last year in the state tournament. Stanfill lost most of her teammates off that team and is Beech's only senior, but clearly has Soddy-Daisy's number.

"We just won't stay off her rise ball,'' Kirk said. "But we're OK. We just didn't execute today. We just couldn't get our bunts down.''

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Beech...000 000 100 002 -- 3 5 0
S-Daisy.000 010 000 001 -- 2 6 0

Cassie Stanfill and Ashley Norton; Nikki Waters and Katie Blevins.

Red Bank Shocks Beech, Moves To Class AAA Championship Game
by Stan Crawley
posted May 26, 2005

SOUTHAVEN, Miss. -- With the game tied at 2, Red Bank's Kristen Walker was hit-by-a-pitch leading off the bottom of the seventh Thursday night.

Standing near the dugout, Red Bank's Martha Davis said, "If the first batter gets on, we usually win.''

After Amber Myers struck out, Davis came to the plate against Beech star pitcher Kassie Stanfill, a University of Louisville signee who beat Soddy-Daisy on Wednesday.

Davis, who had a key double earlier in the game, sliced a line-drive down the line and over the right-fielder's head. Walker scored from first and Red Bank moved into the championship game in the Class AAA state softball tournament.

Red Bank (27-13-2) defeated Beech, 3-2, and will play for the state title at 7:30 p.m. eastern on Friday against either Beech or Soddy-Daisy.

Beech (34-14) and Soddy-Daisy (45-4-1) will play in the loser's bracket final on Friday morning at 11 eastern.

"It was an outside fastball, I think,'' Davis said. "She threw hard tonight, but it was not hard to see or judge.''

Said Red Bank coach Mandi Cline, "Martha, she's awesome. She's awesome all-around, defensively and hitting. She's the one you want in there in the clutch.

"When their right-fielder took a step in, I knew we had it right there. Martha had two awesome shots
tonight.''

Red Bank took a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the third when Myers singled and Davis hit a ground-rule double. Both runs scored when Brittany Kopscak's ground ball went through the legs of the Beech second-baseman.

Beech pulled within 2-1 when Lauren Baker tripled and scored on a throwing error in the top of the fifth.

In the top of the seventh, Beech tied the game when Tara Carver doubled, was sacrificed to third by Baker and scored on Holly Herman's sacrifice fly.

That set the stage for Red Bank to turn the game over to Davis in the bottom of the inning.

"Our goal this year was to get here, but I never would have believed we would be in the final,'' Davis said. "It's a great feeling.''

Red Bank freshman Kelly Troglin pitched a complete game, giving up eight hits and striking out four.

"Kelly did her job tonight,'' Cline said. "Who we pitch tomorrow will depend on who we play. Soddy-Daisy hasn't seen much of Kelly, and Kim (Patterson) has a better change and could keep Beech off-balance better.''

Red Bank, however, is 0-4 against Soddy-Daisy this season.

"The way my girls are playing, we can beat Soddy-Daisy if we get them,'' Cline said.

Said Davis, "We've been overlooked and the underdog and we've surprised a lot of people. It doesn't matter if we play Soddy-Daisy or Beech. If we bring our game, we can beat whoever.''

Stanfill gave up six hits and struck out eight.

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Beech.......000 010 0 -- 2 8 1
Red Bank....002 000 1 -- 3 6 2

Stanfill and Norton; Troglin and Johnson.

2010 Stories from the State

Chris Lynn/News Examiner May 26, 2010

MURFREESBORO -- Beech scored three runs in the first inning and never stopped hitting in a 12-2, six-inning win over Collierville in the first round of the Class AAA softball tournament Wednesday. Collierville committed eight errors and pitcher Lindsey Thomas was unable to stop the combination of Haylee Rogers and Ginny Carroll, who totaled seven hits and five RBIs. “We were just focused from the very beginning,” Carroll said. “It’s a great way to start a tournament, with momentum. Hopefully we can keep it going.” Collierville’s eight errors led to four unearned runs. “We made too many mistakes,” Dragons coach Mike Bradley said. “We should not get 10-runned by anybody. It’s no disrespect to them but we’re better than what we showed today.” Beech pitcher Kat Banks pitched a complete game, striking out six, allowing six hits and walking two. Beech coach Wayne Smith said, “She settled in up until the sixth inning when she lost the strike zone a little bit, but I told her what I liked was that she got out of the bases loaded. She’s done that several times before.” The win sets up a Beech versus Soddy-Daisy matchup in the second round Wednesday night. The two teams have a history of playing each other in the state tournament. “We can’t wait,” Smith said. “Our girls are fired up and ready to play and can’t wait to play this type of game.” Collierville hopes to rebound and stay alive in an elimination game against Daniel Boone.

Chris Lynn/News Examiner May 26, 2010

MURFREESBORO – Soddy Daisy flexed its muscles against Beech Wednesday night, hitting two home runs on its way to a 6-2 victory. “We just got outplayed and out hit tonight,” said Beech Coach Wayne Smith. “Defensively I think we were pretty solid, but the two home runs they hit really took the air out of us, and I don’t think we ever really recovered.” Soddy Daisy (50-2) got on the board in the first when Alex Everett, who was 4-for-4 in the game with 3 RBIs, hit a solo shot to make it 1-0. The Lady Trojans added three more in the top of the third when Kali Henderson hit a three-run home run to put Soddy Daisy up 4-0.Beech (44-5-1) finally got on the board in the bottom of the fifth Jule Kranz doubled to right center, and then was driven in by Alex Banks to cut the lead to 4-1. Soddy Daisy put the game out of reach in the top of the seventh Everett singled down the third base line to knock two more runs home to give the Lady Trojans a 6-1 advantage. Beech didn’t go down without a fight however, as Ginny Carroll led off with a triple over the right fielders head, and then Kassidy McCoy singled to centerfield to score Carroll and make it 6-2. “I reminded our girls tonight after the game what happened to us last year,” said Smith. “We beat Riverdale by the same score in the virtually the same game and they came back through the loser’s bracket and ended up winning it all. “I’m not saying the same thing will happen, but I do think we have as good of a chance as anyone else does.” Soddy Daisy will move on to take on last year’s state champion, Riverdale, at 7 tonight. Beech will take on Brighton at 10 a.m.

Chris Lynn/News Examiner May 27, 2010

MURFREESBORO -- The Beech softball team came back with a vengeance Thursday afternoon to beat Brighton 14-0 in five innings to advance to the losers bracket semifinal game of the AAA state tournament. “I think this was good for the whole team after what happened last night,” said senior Kayla Toney, speaking of Wednesday night’s loss to Soddy-Daisy. “We didn’t hit well as a team, so hopefully we’ll take the confidence we got from this team and have it carry over for the rest of the tournament.” Beech sophomore Alex Banks got credit for the win, pitching five innings, striking out three batters, and allowing only four hits in her first appearance as a pitcher in the state tournament. “This was my first time in the circle in the state tournament, but I really just treated it like any other game,” said Banks. “I was ready to go, and even told Coach Smith I wanted to pitch, so I was glad when he gave me the opportunity.” Beech (45-5-1) got its first runs in the top of the third, scoring five runs off of three hits. Toney drove in the first run on a single with two on, and Haylee Rogers followed suit, singling to right to drive in another run. A wild pitch scored the third run, and then Kassidy McCoy doubled to left to drive in two more. The Lady Buccaneers added three more in the top of the fourth on Toney’s three run home run that measured over 250 feet to make it 8-0. “As soon as I hit it I knew it was gone because it felt so good off the bat,” said Toney. “I’ve really been in a slump lately, so I was glad to finally get a hold of one and hopefully it will bring me out of what I’ve been in.” Beech put it away in the top of the fifth, scoring six more runs on six hits and capitalizing on two Lady Cardinal errors led by McCoy, who again added two more RBI’s for a total of four for the game. “After what happened last night I really expected something like this from this team,” said Smith. “Our focus and goal hasn’t changed since the first of the season, we just have a loss to go along with that goal. “Our backs are against the wall, but not in a bad way, we just have to perform and play our game and not look any further than the next game.” Beech will take on the winner of Jefferson County and Daniel Boone at 5 p.m. today with the winner advancing to losers bracket final to take on the loser of Riverdale and Soddy-Daisy Friday.

Chris Lynn/News Examiner May 27, 2010

MURFREESBORO – Beech sophomore Alex Banks has pitched her share of innings, but never at the state tournament, that is until Thursday. With Beech’s 11-1 win over Jefferson County in the semifinals of the losers bracket of the AAA state tournament, she now has a pair of wins to show for it also. “Alex had another great outing in our game tonight, but because she isn’t used to pitching as much as she did today, she got a little tired in the sixth inning,” said Beech Coach Wayne Smith. “Kat came in and finished the game off in the seventh, but only threw about 12 pitches, which was enough to work out any soreness that might have been there and both will be ready for tomorrow.” After an anemic performance at the plate against Soddy-Daisy Wednesday Beech put together 24 hits in Thursday’s two-game span and outscored its opponents 25-1 to advance to Friday’s losers bracket finals at 10 a.m. against Riverdale. “We had more than an off day at the plate (Wednesday), so we wanted to come out today and prove to ourselves that we’re the same team we’ve been all year,” said senior Virginia Tech signee Kat Banks. “Now we have a little momentum to carry over to tomorrow’s game, but our motto all year has been one game at a time, one pitch at a time, and that’s still our approach.” Alex Banks improved to 18-1 on the season with the win over Jefferson County, pitching six innings, striking out one and giving up just five hits and one earned run, and her older sister Kat finished things off, pitching the last inning, striking out one and giving up just one hit. Beech (46-5-1) scored three runs off of two errors and RBIs by Kat Banks, and Kayla Toney, who had a triple to right center field to put the Lady Bucs up 3-0. Jefferson County scored its only run in the bottom of the first Laura Dukes singled to left to drive in the run and make it 3-1. Beech added a run each in the top of the third and fourth innings and added another two runs in the top of the fifth. The Lady Bucs put the game away in the top of the seventh, dashing any Jefferson County hopes after scoring five runs highlighted by Kat Banks' three run home-run, making it 11-1. “The girls know what has to be done and they’re focused and still have one thing on their minds,” said Smith. “They have wanted a state title for the last three years and still think they have just as good a chance as anyone here. “We’re down to just three teams and anything can happen, we know that first hand.”

May 28, 2010

Lady Bucs roll past Riverdale in losers' bracket finals

By Chris Lynn
The News Examiner

MURFREESBORO – Earlier in the day Friday Beech sent the defending state champion Lady Warriors from Riverdale packing with a 12-5 victory in the AAA loser’s bracket finals. “Our girls haven’t forgotten what happened last year, so there was a little revenge factor,” said Beech Coach Wayne Smith. “We really wanted to get this win, but when it comes right down to it Riverdale was just another team that was in the way of our main goal. “We just wanted the opportunity to be able to play for a state title again and now we have that, so the rest is up to us.” Beech (48-5-1) got off to a quick start, scoring two runs in the bottom of the first when Kayla Toney drove in a pair of runs with a double to left center to make it 2-0. Riverdale (56-8-1) took the lead in the top of the second, scoring three runs, but the Lady Buccaneers battled back to retake the lead in the bottom of the inning when Heather Montgomery singled in the first run, and Rena Cothron doubled in the second run to again give Beech a one run lead, 4-3. The Lady Warriors scored two more in the top of the fourth to take their second lead of the game, but the Lady Bucs answered back in the bottom of the inning, scoring one run to again tie the game 5-5. Kassidy McCoy led off that inning with a double that bounced over the fence in center, and then Ginny Carroll doubled to left to drive McCoy in for the score. Riverdale had another chance in the bottom of the fifth when Jordan Abell looked as if she had connected for a homerun in left field, but Beech sophomore Heather Montgomery tracked the ball down and made the catch stretching over the fence for an out. "I really thought it was a home run when it was hit, but I was able to track it down and the crowd and team just went crazy,” said Montgomery. “I really didn’t know I even had it until it feel in my glove, but I’m glad I was able to track it down because it seemed like it really picked everyone up a little.” That may have been an understatement because Beech exploded for seven runs in the top of the sixth off of four hits, one error, and three walks. Alex Banks led off with a single to short, and Montgomery followed with a single to right field, which led Riverdale to make a pitching change. Samantha Hoadwonic came in and pitched to nine batters, getting just one out, and walking three, allowing six of the seven runs to score.

Alex Banks hurls Beech to blowout wins Thursday

By Chris Lynn
The News Examiner

MURFREESBORO – Beech sophomore Alex Banks had a conversation with Lady Buccaneers Coach Wayne Smith Wednesday. She told him, in no uncertain terms, that she was ready to go if the team needed her to pitch. Smith listened, starting her in both elimination games Thursday and she responded, by getting a pair of wins, 14-0 against Brighton, and then 11-1 over Jefferson County. “When a sophomore comes to you and shows that kind of confidence knowing what’s on the line, I tend to take a request like that rather seriously,” said Smith. “She did a good job all day of hitting her spots and staying ahead in the count, and our offense seemed to follow her lead. “Defensively we’ve been sharp the whole tournament, but our bats went to sleep against Soddy-Daisy Wednesday, and it was a welcome relief to see them come back to life today.” Alex Banks, who improved to 18-1 with the two wins, said that her approach to the day was like any other game she’s pitched this season. “I really didn’t think of today’s games different than I do any time, but at the same time I knew what was on the line,” said Banks. “I just knew I was ready to pitch and wanted the ball, so when Coach Smith came to me and asked if I was ready I told him sure, and I think things went pretty well.” After an anemic performance at the plate against Soddy-Daisy Wednesday, producing only four hits in seven innings, Beech put together 24 hits in Thursday’s two game span in just 12 innings, and outscored its opponents 25-1 to advance to Friday’s loser’s bracket finals. The Lady Bucs also had two three run home runs, one by Kat Banks, and the other by fellow senior Kayla Toney. After the way we played Wednesday I think it was important for us to come out today and prove to ourselves that we’re still the same team we’ve been all season,” said Banks. “Saying that we had an off day (Wednesday) is really an understatement, but hopefully our performance in these two games will give us some confidence to take with us into tomorrow’s contest.” Beech (47-5-1) got its first runs in the top of the third, scoring five runs off of three hits. Toney drove in the first run on a single with two on, and Haylee Rogers followed suit, singling to right to drive in another run. A wild pitch scored the third run, and then Kassidy McCoy doubled to left to drive in two more. The Lady Buccaneers added three more in the top of the fourth on Toney’s three-run home run that easily cleared the 200-foot fence to make it 8-0. “As soon as I hit it I knew it was gone because it felt so good off the bat,” said Toney. “I’ve really been in a slump lately, so I was glad to finally get a hold of one and hopefully it will bring me out of what I’ve been in.” Beech put it away in the top of the fifth, scoring six more runs on six hits and capitalizing on two Lady Cardinal errors, led by McCoy, who again added two more RBI’s for a total of four for the game. The Lady Buccaneers took advantage of a four hour intermission and came back refreshed to get their second win of the day 11-1 over Jefferson County. Beech scored three runs off of two errors and RBI’s by Kat Banks, and Kayla Toney, who had a triple to right centerfield to put the Lady Bucs up 3-0 in the top of the first inning. Jefferson County scored its only run in the bottom of the first Laura Dukes singled to left to drive in the run and make it 3-1. Beech added a run each in the top of the third and fourth innings and then added another two runs in the top of the fifth to increase the lead to 7-1. The Lady Buccaneers put the game away and dashed any hopes of a Jefferson County comeback in the top of the seventh, scoring five runs, highlighted by Kat Banks’ three-run home run.

Chris Lynn/News Examiner May 28, 2010

MURFREESBORO – The AAA state softball championship between Beech and Soddy-Daisy was delayed due to Lady Trojan Coach Clifford Kirk being late turning in his line up. Unfortunately for Beech (48-6-1), this proved to be the only miscue of the night for Soddy-Daisy. Soddy-Daisy junior Alex Everett went 3-for-4 with a two-run homer and four RBIs led the Lady Trojans to its seventh state championship with an 8-5 win over Beech. The appearance marked the third straight runner-up finish for the Lady Buccaneers. “To be in a state championship for three years and not come away with one is tough,” Beech Coach Wayne Smith stated. “Winning one of these things is a big deal with the effort the kids put in, and it’s hard not getting one.” Beech suffered a 6-2 loss to Soddy-Daisy (52-2) in the second game of the state tournament on Wednesday. However, after the game, starting pitcher Kelsey Nunley suffered a lacerated finger on her pitching hand in a post-game celebration, forcing her off the mound in favor of freshman Tori Denayer. Denayer (21-1) proved to be just good enough on the hill, while the Lady Trojan offense proved to be too potent for the Lady Buccaneers. Denayer threw seven innings, giving up five earned runs off seven hits. “We had to throw our freshman, (Denayer) but she got a lot of experience this year because we alternate pitchers so much,” Kirk said. “Beech is a really good team and hits it well, but our kids did a good job. Following a leadoff double by Brooke Ward, Everett singled her in, giving the Lady Trojans a 1-0 lead. Beech quickly answered in the home half of the inning when senior Rena’ Cothron’s squeeze bunt scored sophomore Heather Montgomery, who led off the inning with a triple. Beech’s fortunes quickly turned in the top half of the second when Soddy-Daisy freshman Cassidy Hackney hit a bases-loaded double, scoring three runs and giving the Lady Trojans a 4-1 lead. Everett followed with a RBI single to give the hosts a 5-1 lead going into the bottom half of the second inning. Soddy-Daisy chased Beech starting pitcher Kat Banks (28-5) in the top half of the third after giving up a lead-off walk and a single. Sophomore Alex Banks was brought on with runners on first and second with no one out and retired the side, keeping the Lady Buccaneers in the game. “Kat has pitched quite a bit this year, but we have faith in Alex, who wants the ball every time out,” Smith said. “Alex pitched both games yesterday because Kat is tired, but you have to go with your number one in the last game.” Added Alex Banks, “I knew that we had to hold them and that it was going to be tough. I just tried to hit some spots and move it around to where they weren’t and tried to keep it there.” In relief, Banks threw five innings, giving up three hits and three unearned runs. An error by Beech led to three unearned runs, highlighted by a two-run homer by Everett that gave Soddy-Daisy an 8-1 lead. In the fourth, Denayer issued back-to-back walks to Cothron and Kat Banks and Kayla Toney ripped a single to left to load up the bases for sophomore Jule Kranz, who hit a sharp single that was misplayed by the left fielder, scoring three runs and cutting the lead to 8-4. Kranz later scored on a single to Kassidy McCoy. “I felt we had a really good chance after that inning,” Alex Banks said. “We had momentum after that, but it just didn’t happen.” Added Smith, “It hurt that this bunch of seniors didn’t get to win a state. The character and the morals of these girls are great and the seniors (Kat Banks, Cothron, Haylee Rogers, Toney, Ginny Carroll, and Carly Edwards) have been wonderful and kept the tradition alive at Beech.” The loss marks Beech’s fifth time as runners up (1998, 1999, 2008-2010). Beech won state championships in 1997, 2001, and 2004.

Soddy-Daisy 140 300 0 – 8 8 1

Beech 100 400 0 – 5 7 3

Tori Denayer and Taylor Wilson; Kat Banks, Alex Banks (3) and Rena’ Cothron. WP – Denayer (21-1). LP – K. Banks (28-5). Home runs: Soddy-Daisy – Alex Everett. Records: Soddy-Daisy 52-2, Beech 48-6-1

PLAYOFF HISTORY

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

1997 State Recap State Champion

TSSAA has no records online previous to 1998 - if anyone has info from 1980-1997 we would love to have it.

1998 State Recap State Runnerup

TSSAA GIRLS' STATE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
Warner Park - Chattanooga, Tennessee
SPRING FLING - MAY 20 - MAY 22, 1998
CLASS AAA

Knoxville Halls
GAME 1 \|	East Ridge (12-1)
East Ridge	\|
	GAME 7 \|	East Ridge (4-0)
Brentwood	\|	\|
GAME 2 \|	Brentwood (5-1)\|	\|
Houston		\|
		GAME 11 \|	East Ridge (11-2)
Ooltewah		\|		\|
GAME 3 \|	Ooltewah (1-0)	\|		\|
Farragut	\|	\|		\|
	GAME 8 \|	Beech (4-3)\|		\|
Bartlett	\|			\|
GAME 4\|	Beech (4-0)			GAME 14 \|	East Ridge (9-3)
Beech				\|	\|
			L G11 Beech	\|	\|
	L G8 Ooltewah		\|	\|	GAME 15 \|	__________
L G! Knoxville Halls	GAME 9 \|	Halls (4-2)	\|	\|	\|
GAME 5 \|	Halls (6-4)\|	\|	GAME 13 \|	Beech (9-6)	\|
L G2 Houston\|		\|	\|		L G14____\|
		GAME 12 \|	Halls (2-1\|\|
	L G7 Brentwood	\|
L G3 Farragut	GAME 10 \|	Brentwood (3-2)\|
GAME 6 \|	Farragut (4-1)\|
L G4 Bartlett\|

Game Summaries

AAA Game 1

Chattanooga East Ridge 12, Knoxville Halls 1

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
East Ridge	3	3	1	3	2			12	10	0
Knox Halls	0	0	0	0	1			1	2	6

Beth Alexander and Lisa Daniels; Stephanie Humphrey and Bo Whitaker.
Beth Alexander: 6K, 2BB, 2hits
Stephanie Humphrey: 1K, 1BB 10hits.
ER: Paige Cochrane 2-3, 1RBI; Angela Brewer 2-4, DB, 3RBI; Cynthia Polk 2-3, 2DB, 1RBI
H: Morgan Campbell 1-2, 1RBI; Sara Brock 1-2.
Game called after 5 due to 10 run rule.

AAA Game 2

Brentwood 5, Germantown Houston 1

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Houston	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	4	0
Brentwood	2	1	1	1	0	0	x	5	9	1

Holly Burris and Amber Rose; Kaci Ellis and Sara Daws.
Kaci Ellis: 7K, 6BB, 4hits.
Holly Burris: 4K, 1BB, 9hits.
Ho: Holly Burris 2-4, run; Lindsay Terifay 1-2, RBI.
Br: Jacqui Tuttle 2-3; Jamie Rogers 2-3, 2RBI; Nikki Schmidt 1-3, RBI

AAA Game 3

Ooltewah 1, Knoxville Farragut 0

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Ooltewah	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	8	1
Farragut	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	2

Julie Tubbs and Laura Holt; Leah Seppernick and Kris Gyson.
Julie Tubbs: 11K, 0BB, 2hits.
Leah Seppernick: 2K, 0K, 8hits
O: Janet Middleton 1-3, DB, 1RBI; Anna Holt 1-4; Brooke Best 1-4; Tracy Shipley 1-4
F: Jill O'Mealy 1-3, DB; Jennifer Nevels 1-2

AAA Game 4

Hendersonville Beech 4, Bartlett 0

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Beech	0	2	0	1	0	1	0	4	9	0
Bartlett	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	2

Emily Germer and Stacy Franklin; Jennifer Gamer and Katherine Williams.
Emily Germer: 4K, 0BB, 6hits.
Jennifer Gamer: 6K, 3BB, 9hits
Be: Jana Fentress 2-3, 2runs; Jennifer Dyer 2-4; Courtney Boynton 1-3, DB;
Brandy Brown 1-3, DB.
Ba: Maura Isaacs 1-3, DB; Mandy Hand 2-4.

AAA Game 5

Loser's Bracket

Knox Halls 6, Germantown Houston 4.

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Knox Halls	0	0	1	0	0	5	0	6	10	2
Houston	0	0	4	0	0	0	0	4	5	2

Stephanie Humphrey and Bo Whitaker. Holly Burris and Amber Rose.
2B-Halls, Bo Whitaker. Houston, Holly Burris. 3B-Houston, Hillary Crosier. HR-Halls, Sarah Brock.

Pitching Highlights:
Humphrey: 6K, 1BB, 5hits.
Burris: 8K, 1BB, 10hits.

Hitting Highlights:
Halls: Bo Whitaker 2-4, 2B, 2RBI; Sarah Brock 1-4, HR, 3RBI; Michaela
Bundon 3-4. Houston: Laura Fortgang 2-4; Hillary Crosier 1-3, 3B, 3RBI; Holly Burris 2-3, 2B, 1RBI.

AAA Game 6

Loser's Bracket

Farragut 4, Bartlett 1.

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Farragut	0	0	0	1	2	0	1	4	12	1
Bartlett	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	4	1

Leah Seppernick and Kris Gyson. Emily Germer, Joanna Morrison (6) and Leslie Foster. 2B-Farragut: Rachel Duce (2), Leah Sepperick. 3B-Farragut: Jill O'Mealy.

Pitching Highlights
Seppernick 4K, 1BB, 4hits
Germer 3K, 1BB, 8hits
Morrison 4K, 0BB, 4hits

Hitting Highlights
Farragut: Jill O'Mealy 2-4, 3B, RBI; Rachel Duce 2-4, 2-B, RBI; Leah
Seppernick 2-4, 2B, RBI; Katie McCrain 2-3, 2B.
Bartlett: Maura Isaac 2-3, RBI.

AAA Game 7

Winner's Bracket

East Ridge 4, Brentwood 0

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Brentwood	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	2
East Ridge	1	0	0	0	0	3	x	4	8	1

Kacey Ellis and Sara Daws. Cynthia Polk and Lindsay Cox. 2B-East Ridge Angela Brewer, Ashley Sherman.

Pitching Highlights:
Ellis: 1K, 0BB, 8hits
Polk: 3K, 0BB, 4hits

Hitting Highlights:
Brentwood: Jacqui Tuttle 2-3.
East Ridge: Angela Brewer 2-3, 2B; Ashley Sherman 2-3, 3B, 2RBI.

AAA Game 8

Winner's Bracket

Beech 4, Ooltewah 3

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Beech	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	4	8	4
Ooltewah	1	1	0	0	1	0	0	3	4	3

Carissa Lowery and Stacy Franklin. Jennifer Fraser and Laura Holt. 2B-Beech: Jennifer Dyer. Ooltewah: Shannon Kemper.

Pitching Highlights
Lowery 4K, 3BB, 4hits
Fraser 2K, 0BB, 8hits

Hitting Highlights
Beech: Trailing 3-0 after 6 innings, Beech scored 4 runs in the top of the 7th to lead and win the game. Jennifer Dyer 1-4, 2B, 3RBI; Carrisa Lowery 2-3.
Ooltewah: Janet Middleton 2-4, RBI; Shannon Kemper 1-3, 2B, RBI

AAA Game 9

Loser's Bracket

Knoxville Halls 4 Ooltewah 2

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Halls	0	1	3	0	0	0	0	4	8	1
Ooltewah	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	2	7	2

Stephanie Humphrey and Bo Whitaker. Julie Tubbs and Laura Holt. 2B-Ooltewah: Brooke Best, Janet Middleton

Pitching Highlights
Humphrey 3K, 1BB, 7hits
Tubbs 3K, 1BB, 8hits

Hitting Highlights
Halls: Morgan Campbell 2-4, RBI; Bridgette Smith 0-3, RBI; Elisha Humphrey 2-4.
Ooltewah: Janet Middleton 1-2, 2B, RBI; Brooke Best 1-4, 2B; Tracy Shipley 2-4.

AAA Game 10

Loser's Bracket

Brentwood 3 Farragut 2

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Farragut	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	4	1
Brentwood	1	0	0	0	1	1	x	3	7	0

Leah Seppernick and Kris Gyson. Kacey Ellis and Erica Felts.

Pitching Highlights
Seppernick 4K, 0BB, 7hits
Ellis 9K, 1BB, 4hits

Hitting Highlights
Farragut: Courtney Hicks 1-3, RBI; Leah Seppernick 1-3, RBI.
Brentwood: Jacqui Tuttle 2-4; Crystal Lange 1-3, RBI; Erica Felts 1-3 RBI.

AAA Game 11

Winner's Bracket

East Ridge 11, Beech 2

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Beech	0	2	0	0	0	0		2	4	1
East Ridge	0	3	0	0	3	5		11	15	0

Carissa Lowery and Stacy Franklin. Beth Alexander and Lisa Daniel. 2B-East Ridge: Dana Reed.

Pitching Highlights
Lowery: 2K, 3BB, 15hits
Alexander: 8K, 0BB, 4hits

Hitting Highlights
Beech: Stacy Franklin 1-3, 2RBI; Jana Fentress 1-3; Brandy Brown 1-2.
East Ridge: Dana Reed 3-4, 2B; Beth Alexander 2-3, 2RBI; Paige Cochrane
3-3, 3RBI; Holly Hamilton 2-4, 3RBI.

AAA Game 12

Loser's Bracket Semifinal

Halls 2, Brentwood 1

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Brentwood	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	6	1
Halls	0	1	0	1	0	0	x	2	4	0

Kacey Ellis and Sara Daws. Stephanie Humphrey and Bo Whitaker. 2B-Halls: Amanda Haynes. 3B-Halls: Amanda Haynes. HR-Brentwood: Erica Felts.

Pitching Highlights
Ellis 4K, 0BB, 4hits
Humphrey 3K, 0BB, 6hits

Hitting Highlights
Halls: Amanda Haynes 1-2, 2B, RBI; Bo Whitaker 1-3, Morgan Campbell 1-3.
Brentwood: Erica Felts 1-3, HR, RBI.

AAA Game 13

Loser's Bracket

Beech 9, Halls 6

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Beech	1	0	0	0	0	1	7	9	14	1
Halls	0	0	0	0	0	4	2	6	9	2

Carissa Lowery and Stacy Franklin. Stephanie Humphrey, Julie Martin (6) and Bo Whitaker. 2B-Beech: Kristin Stanfill, Brandy Brown. Halls: Bo Whitaker, Sara Brock. 3B-Beech: Jennifer Dyer.

Pitching Highlights
Lowery 3K, 0BB, 9hits
Humphrey 7K, 4BB, 6hits
Martin 1K, 1BB, 8hits

Hitting Highlights
Beech: Jennifer Dyer 2-5, 3B, RBI; Kristin Stanfill 2-5, 2B, RBI; Jana Fentress 1-3, 2RBI; Brandy Brown 1-2, 2B, 2RBI.
Halls: Ellisha Humphrey 3-4, RBI; Bo Whitaker 2-4, 2B, 3RBI, Sarah Brock 2-4, 2B, 2RBI.

AAA Game 14

Championship

East Ridge 9 Beech 3

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
East Ridge	0	0	1	0	6	2	0	9	5	1
Beech	2	0	0	0	0	0	1	3	6	3

Beth Alexander and Lindsey Cox. Carissa Lowery, Jennifer Garner (5) and Stacy Franklin. 2B-East Ridge: Holly Hamilton, Angela Brewer. Beech: Carissa Lowery.

Pitching Highlights
Alexander 10K, 3BB, 5hits
Lowery 2K, 6BB, 4hits.
Garner 1K, 0BB, 2hits

Hitting Highlights:
East Ridge: Dana Reed 2-2, 4RBI, run; Speiser 0-3, RBI, run; Angela Brewer 1-4, 2B, 2RBI, run; Holly Hamilton 1-3, 2B, 3runs; Cynthia Polk 1-4, 2RBI; Paige Cochrane 1-4.
Beech: Carissa Lowery 1-2, 2B, run; Stacy Franklin 1-3; Megan McCrary 1-3, run; Brandy Brown 1-3; Kristin Stanfill 1-4, RBI; Jennifer Garner 0-3, RBI; Jana Fentress 0-3, RBI.

With 2 outs in the top of the fifth inning, East Ridge loaded the bases on two walks and an error. Two runs were walked in on a Dana Reed RBI walk as well as a Holly Speiser RBI walk; Angela Brewer doubled down the leftfield line to score 2 runs, Cynthia Polk lined a 2 run single up the middle.

Game Pitfalls: Game was moved from Frost Stadium to Cooke 2 due to a faulty pitcher's mound.

Class AAA Substate Results

Farragut 7 Sullivan South 4

Halls over Morristown East

East Ridge 4 Columbia 1

Ooltewah over Coffee County

Beech 2 McGavock 1

Brentwood 11 Gallatin 0

Houston 4 Munford 3

Bartlett 8 Germantown 5

1999 State Recap State Runnerup 99State Bracket/Box Scores

1999 TSSAA Division I Class AAA State Softball Tournament

May 17 Regional Semi-Finals		May 19 Regional Finals	May 21 Sectional	May 25-28 State
Seeding
(H) Dist. 1 W	Sullivan South
	\|	Morristown West
Dist. 2 R-Up	Morristown West\|	\|
		\|	(H) Jefferson Co.
(H) Dist. 2 W	Jefferson County	\|	\|
	\|	(H) Jefferson County\|	\|	Farragut
Dist. 1 R-Up	Dobyns-Bennett \|		\|
			Farragut \|
(H) Dist. 3 W	Knox. Halls
	\|	Knox. Halls
Dist. 4 R-Up	William Blount \|	\|
		\|	(H) Knox. Halls
(H) Dist. 4 W	Farragut	\|	\|
	\|	(H) Farragut \|	\|	Knox. Halls
Dist. 3 R-Up	Karns \|		\|
			Morristown West \|
(H) Dist. 5 W	Bradley Central
	\|	Ooltewah
Dist. 6 R-Up	Ooltewah \|	\|
		\|	(H) Soddy Daisy
(H) Dist. 6 W	Soddy Daisy	\|	\|
	\|	(H) Soddy Daisy \|	\|	Soddy Dasiy
Dist. 5 R-Up	Cleveland \|		\|
			Lincoln County \|
(H) Dist. 7 W	Oakland
	\|	Lincoln County
Dist. 8 R-Up	Lincoln County \|	\|
		\|	(H) Coffee County
(H) Dist. 8 W	Coffee County	\|	\|
	\|	(H) Coffee County \|	\|	Cofee County
Dist. 7 R-Up	Cookeville \|		\|
			Ooltewah \|
(H) Dist. 9 W	Beech
	\|	(H) Beech
Dist. 10 R-Up	Kenwood \|	\|
		\|	(H) Hendersonville
(H) Dist. 10 W	Dickson County	\|	\|
	\|	Hendersonville \|	\|	Hendersonville
Dist. 9 R-Up	Hendersonville \|		\|
			Centennial \|
(H) Dist. 11 W	N. Overton
	\|	(H) N. Overton
Dist. 12 R-Up	Antioch \|	\|
		\|	(H) N. Overton
(H) Dist. 12 W	Hunters Lane	\|	\|
	\|	Centennial \|	\|	Beech
Dist. 11 R-Up	Centennial \|		\|
			Beech \|
(H) Dist. 13 W	Lexington
	\|	Bolton
Dist. 14 R-Up	Bolton \|	\|
		\|	(H) Bolton
(H) Dist. 14 W	Munford	\|	\|
	\|	(H) Munford \|	\|	Bolton
Dist. 13 R-Up	Central-Merry \|		\|
			Germantown \|
(H) Dist. 15 W	Houston
	\|	(H) Houston
Dist. 16 R-Up	Whitehaven \|	\|
		\|	(H) Houston
(H) Dist. 16 W	M. South Side	\|	\|
	\|	Germantown \|	\|	Houston
Dist. 15 R-Up	Germantown \|		\|
			Munford \|

1999 CLASS AAA STATE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
Warner Park - Chattanooga, TN
SPRING FLING - MAY 25 - 28, 1999

Soddy Daisy
Game 1 (Box)	\|	Soddy Daisy (1-0)
Houston	\|		\|
		Game 6 (Box)	\|	Soddy Daisy (4-2)
Knoxville Halls			\|		\|
Game 2 (Box)	\|	Halls (6-1)	\|		\|
Beech	\|				\|
				Game 12 (Box)	\|	Soddy-Daisy (4-1)
Coffee County					\|				\|
Game 3 (Box)	\|	Coffee Co. (1-0)			\|				\|
Farragut	\|		\|		\|				\|
		Game 8 (Box)	\|	Coffee Co (1-0)	\|				\|
Hendersonville			\|					Game 14 (Box).	\|	Soddy Daisy (4-1)
Game 4 (Box)	\|	Hendville (2-1)	\|						\|
Bolton	\|								\|
						Coffee Co			\|
		Hendville					\|		\|
Houston		Game 9 (Box)	\|	Beech (3-2)		Game 13 (Box)	\|	Beech (4-0)	\|
Game 5 (Box)	\|	Beech (3-2)	\|		\|		\|
Beech	\|			Game 11 (Box)	\|	Beech (5-0)	\|
		K. Halls			\|
Farragut		Game 10 (Box)	\|	Farragut (3-1)	\|
Game 7 (Box)	\|	Farragut (2-0)	\|
Bolton	\|

CLASS AAA STATE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
May 25-28, 1999
Warner Park, Chattanooga, Tennessee

Game 1

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Houston	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	0
Soddy Daisy	0	1	0	0	0	0	x	1	5	0

Holly Burris and Amber Rose, Jessie Walker and Sissy Coleman WP: Walker (6Ks, 2BB) LP: Burris (4Ks, BB)
SD: Leah Dobbs (2-2, 3B, run); Sissy Coleman (sac bunt, RBI); Deanna Beaty (1-3, single); Amanda Woodall (1-3, single) H: Holly Burris (1-3, single); Paula Cerrito (1-3, single); Marie Codde (1-3, single); Lindsay Raffel (1-1, single)

Game 2

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Knox. Halls	2	0	0	3	1	0	1	6	8	0
Beech	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	5	0

Stephanie Humphrey and Bridgette Smith. Carrissa Lowery and Jennifer Dyer.
WP: Stephanie Humphrey (7 Ks, 0 BB)
LP: Carrissa Lowery (4 Ks, 4 BB)
KH: Sarah Brock (2-4, RBI, run); Amanda Hayes (3-4, 2RBI, run); Michaela Bundon (1-2, RBI, run).
B: Camilla Harris (3-3, HR, RBI, run); Courtney Boyinton (1-3); Kristin Stanfill (1-3, 2B).

Game 3

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Farragut	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	1
Coffee County	0	0	1	0	0	0	x	1	4	0

Laura Seffernick and Kris Gysin. Amy Owensby and Kellie Kinney.
WP: Owensby 7K. LP: Seffernick 6K, 2BB.
F: Jessica Koch 1-3; Rachel Duce 1-3; Erin Jackson 1-2.
CC: Erin Stubblefield 1-2(run); Judith St. Clair 1-3(RBI); Amanda Chain 2-3.

Game 4

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Bolton	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	3	0
Hendersonville	0	0	0	1	0	1	x	2	6	0

Robbie Edwards and Jackie Hefflinger. Mandy Miles and Kari Cradell.
WP: Miles 11K, 3BB. LP: Edwards 2K
Bolton: Abbey Glover 1-2; Robbi Edwards 2-4(RBI)
Hend: Jerry Herndon 2-3; Terra Bailor 1-3(run); Lauren Parker 0-2(RBI); Christine Freeman 1-3 (2B, game winning RBI)

Game 5

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Beech	0	0	2	0	1	0	0	3	4	1
Houston	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	4	0

Carissa Lowery and Jennifer Dyer. Holly Burris and Amber Rose.
WP: Lowery 6K, 4BB. LP: Burris 8K, BB.
B: Courtney Boynton 1-3(HR, RBI, run); Jennifer Garner 1-2(HR, RBI, run)
H: Lindsay Terifay 1-3(2B); Amber Rose 1-3(RBI)

Game 6

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Soddy Daisy	0	0	0	0	4	0	0	4	5	0
Knoxville Halls	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	2	6	1

Krista Douglas, Jessie Walker(2) and Sissy Coleman. Stephanie Humphrey and Bridgette Smith.
WP: Walker K. LP: Humphrey 4K, 2BB.
SD: Jenny Walker 1-3(HR, 2RBI); Lori Smith 1-3(2B); Ann Gilliam 1-4(RBI) - squeeze bunt.
KH: Rutherford (1-3, RBI)

Game 7

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Bolton	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	1
Farragut	0	0	1	1	0	0	x	2	4	0

Bobbi Edwards and Jackie Hefflinger. Leah Seffernick and Kris Gysin.
WP: Seffernick BB, 4hits. LP: Edwards 7K, BB, 4hits.
Bolton: Tracy Keel 2-3; Bo Kelly 1-3; Jackie Hefflinger 1-3.
Farragut: Erin Jackson 1-3(RBI); Rachel Hick 0-2(BI); Leah Seffenick 1-3(2B, run); Dani Spectre 1-1(run)

Game 8

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Hendersonville	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	1
Coffee County	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	3	1

Mandy Miles and Kari Cradell. Jennifer Young and Kellie Finnely.
WP: Jennifer Young (5 Ks, BB). LP: Mandy Miles (6 Ks, 2 BB)
H: Krystal Freeman 2-3; Heather Jones 1-3.
CC: Nicole McGrew 2-3; Amanda Puefut 0-3 (RBI); Amber Schnew 0-2 (Run); Kellie Finnely 1-2.

Amber Schnew walked and the socred the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning.

Game 9

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Hendersonville	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	2	4	0
Beech	1	0	2	0	0	0	x	3	6	2

Mandy Miles and Kacy Cardel. Carissa Lowery and Jana Fletcher.
WP: Carissa Lowery (5 Ks, 2 BB). LP Mandy Miles (7 Ks, 1 BB).
H: Jennifer Herndon 1-3 (Run); Heather Whited 1-2 (Run)
B: Camille Harris 2-3 (2B, 2RBI); Jennifer Dyer 1-3 (2 Sac, RBI).

Game 10

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Farragut	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	3	5	1
Knoxville Halls	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	5	1

Leah Seffernick and Kris Gysin. Stephanie Humphrey and Bridgette Smith.
WP: Leah Seffernick (7 Ks, 1 BB). LP: Stephanie Humphrey (12 Ks).
F: Leah Seffernick 1-4 (3B, RBI, Run); Erin Jackson 1-4 (RBI); Kris Gysin 1-4 (RBI, Run).
H: Ellisha Humphrey 1-4 (2B, RBI); Sara Black 0-4 (Run).

In the top of the ninth, Libby Seal scored from second on a Kris Gysin hit up the middle for the go ahead run for Farragut.

Game 11

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Farragut	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	2
Beech	2	0	0	1	2	0	x	5	8	0

Leah Seffernick and Katie McGraw. Carissa Lowery and Jennifer Dyer.
WP: Carissa Lowery (4 Ks, 2 BB). LP: Leah Seffernick (2 Ks, 1 BB).
F: Jessica Koch 1-3; Erin Jackson 1-3.
B: Carissa Lowery 2-3 (Run); Camille Harris 1-3 (2 Runs); Charity Roberts 2-3 (Run).

Game 12

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Soddy-Daisy	0	0	0	0	0	2	2	4	9	0
Coffee Co	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	7	1

Jessie Walker and Sissy Coleman. Amy Owenby, Danielle Catalano (5) and Kellie Finnely.
WP: Walker (2 K, BB). LP: Owenby (1K, 0 BB, 1 Hit). Catalano (3K,1-BB)
SD:Leah Dobbs 2-4 (HR, 2RBI) hit homerun to break scoreless tie; Jennie Walker, 1-3 (run); Tiffany Vandergriff 2-4 (3B, 2RBI).
CC: Amanda Potuch 3-3 (3B, RBI, run); Jessica 1-2 (2B)

Game 13

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Coffee County	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	3
Beech	0	2	0	2	0	0	x	4	8	0

Amy Owenby, Jennifer Young (5) and Kellie Finney. Carissa Lowery and Megan McCraw.
WP: Carissa Lowery (8 Ks, 5 Hits). LP: Amy Owensby (2 Ks, 6 Hits); Jennifer Young (4 Ks, 1 Hit).
CC: Jessica Barnes 2-3.
B: Jennifer Dyer 2-3 (2 RBI); Jennifer Green 2-3 (2B, RBI, 2 Runs).

Game 14

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Beech	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	3	3
Soddy Daisy	1	0	0	0	2	1	x	4	8	0

Carissa Lowery and Jennifer Dyer. Krista Douglas, Jessie Walker (7) and Sissy Coleman.
WP: Krista Douglas (2 BB, 3 Hits). LP: Carissa Lowery (4 Ks, 1 BB).
B: Courtney Boynton 1-3 (Run); Camille Harris 2-2 (2B, RBI)
SD: Amanda Woodall 2-4 (3B, 2 Runs); Ann Gilliam 2-4 (RBI); Leah Dobbs 1-2 (HR, RBI, Run); Deanna Beatty 1-3 (2B, Run); Jamie Miller 1-3; Jenny Walker 1-3 (2B).

2000 State Recap 3rd Place 00State Bracket/Box Scores

2000 TSSAA Division I Class AAA Softball Region/Sectional Tournament Bracket

Seeding	May 15 Regional Semi-Finals		May 17 Regional Finals		May 19 Sectional		May 23-27 State
(H) Dist. 1 W	Dobyns Bennett 1
		¦	Morristown West 1
Dist. 2 R-Up	Morristown West 5	¦		¦
				¦	Jefferson Co. 1
(H) Dist. 2 W	Jefferson Co. 4			¦		¦
		¦	Jefferson Co. 4	¦		¦	Karns
Dist. 1 R-Up	Sullivan South 3	¦				¦
					Karns 6	¦
(H) Dist. 3 W	Powell 2
		¦	Powell 3
Dist. 4 R-Up	Maryville 1	¦		¦
				¦	Powell 4
(H) Dist. 4 W	William Blount 0			¦		¦
		¦	Karns 0	¦		¦	Powell
Dist. 3 R-Up	Karns 6	¦				¦
					Morristown West 3	¦
(H) Dist. 5 W	Bradley
		¦	East Ridge
Dist. 6 R-Up	East Ridge	¦		¦
				¦	Soddy Daisy 3
(H) Dist. 6 W	Soddy Daisy 13			¦		¦
		¦	Soddy Daisy (H)	¦		¦	Soddy Daisy
Dist. 5 R-Up	Cumberland Co. 4	¦				¦
					Oakland 2	¦
(H) Dist. 7 W	Oakland 4
		¦	Oakland 0
Dist. 8 R-Up	Lincoln Co. 0	¦		¦
				¦	Coffee Co. 9
(H) Dist. 8 W	Coffee Co. 3			¦		¦
		¦	Coffee Co. 1	¦		¦	Coffee Co.
Dist. 7 R-Up	Riverdale 1	¦				¦
					East Ridge 1	¦
(H) Dist. 9 W	Beech 3
		¦	Beech 0
Dist. 10 R-Up	Henry Co. 1	¦		¦
				¦	Hendersonville 2
(H) Dist. 10 W	Dickson Co. 1			¦		¦
		¦	Hendersonville 1	¦		¦	Hendersonville
Dist. 9 R-Up	Hendersonville 4	¦				¦
					Overton 1	¦
(H) Dist. 11 W	Brentwood 3
		¦	Brentwood 4
Dist. 12 R-Up	McGavock 2	¦		¦
				¦	Brentwood 0
(H) Dist. 12 W	Hunters Lane 1			¦		¦
		¦	Overton 2	¦		¦	Beech
Dist. 11 R-Up	Overton 7	¦				¦
					Beech 3	¦
(H) Dist. 13 W	J. Central Merry 7
		¦	J. Central Merry 4
Dist. 14 R-Up	Munford 6	¦		¦
				¦	Bolton 5
(H) Dist. 14 W	Bolton 11			¦		¦
		¦	Bolton 13	¦		¦	Bolton
Dist. 13 R-Up	J. North Side 3	¦				¦
					Collierville 4	¦
(H) Dist. 15 W	Collierville 10
		¦	Collierville 2
Dist. 16 R-Up	M. South Side 0	¦		¦
				¦	Houston 3
(H) Dist. 16 W	Craigmont 1			¦		¦
		¦	Houston 4	¦		¦	J. Central Merry
Dist. 15 R-Up	Houston 23	¦				¦
					J. Central Merry 5	¦

TSSAA CLASS AAA GIRLS' STATE SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
WARNER PARK - CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
SPRING FLING - MAY 23, 2000 - MAY 26, 2000

J. Central Merry (22-11) 0

Game 1 (Box)

Coffee Co. 0

Coffee Co. (45-6) 15

Game 6 (Box)

Hendersonville 2

Powell (33-15) 2

Game 2 (Box)

Hendersonville 1

Hendersonville (42-12) 3

Game 12 (Box)

Hendersonville 2

Bolton (29-13) 0

Game 3 (Box)

Beech 0

Beech (36-9) 8

Game 8 (Box)

Soddy Daisy 0

Karns (26-12) 2

Game 4 (Box)

Soddy Daisy 1

Game 14 (Box)

Soddy-Daisy

Soddy Daisy (43-5) 6

S. Daisy 4

Beech 2

Game 15

S. Daisy

J. Central Merry 5

Game 9 (Box)

Beech 6

Game 13

S. Daisy 3

(If Necc.)

Game 5 (Box)

Powell 0

Powell 15

Hendersonville

Game 11 (Box)

Beech 1

Coffee Co. 2

Bolton 2

Game 10 (Box)

Coffee Co. 5

Game 7 (Box)

Karns 1

Karns 5

2000 Class AAA State Softball Tournament Box Scores

Game 1

	1	2	3	4	5	R	H	E
J. Central Merry	0	0	0	0	0	2	1	0
Coffee County	2	2	10	1	X	15	6	0

Game Summary

Katee Lynch, Dabney Stewart (3) and Jennifer Adcock. Amy Owensby, Jennifer Young (5) and Kellie Finney.

WP: Amy Owensby (2 K, 0 BB, 1 Hit)
LP: Dabney Stewart (0 K, 5 BB, 5 Hits).
JCM: Brooke Whitaker 1-2; Kim Wilford 1-2.
CC: Kelli Finney 2-3 (2B, 2 RBI, 2 Runs); Erin Stubblefield 2-3 (Run); Nicole McGrew 1-3 (RBI, 2 Runs).

Game 2

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Powell	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1	2	4	3
Hendersonville	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	2	3	5	1

Game Summary

Cyndi Weaver and Nikki Sexton. Mandy Miles and Kay Crandell.
Powell: Samantha Downing 2-3 (RBI); Laura Smith 1-4; Nikki Sexton 1-4 (RBI).
Hv: Jenny Herndon 2-4 (3B); Jamie Bain 1-4 (Sac); Mandy Miles 1-3 (Run); Krystal Freeman 1-4 (2 RBI). Krystal Freeman had the game winning single which scored the two runs in the bottom of the ninth.

Game 3

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Beech	1	2	0	4	0	1	0	8	15	0
Bolton	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1

Game Summary

Carissa Lowery, Charity Harris (4); and Brittany Sinyard. Bo Kelley, Rachel Whitfield (4) and Jackie Hefling.
WP: Carissa Lowery (7K, 2 BB, 1 Hit).
LP: Bo Kelley (1 K, 0 BB, 9 Hits).
Beech: Mandy Seagraves 4-4 (2 Runs); Megan Galbraith 2-4 (RBI); Courtney Boynton 2-4 (2B, Run); Kristin Stanfill 3-4 (3 2B, 2 Runs).
Bolton: Julie Evenson 1-3.

Game 4

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Soddy Daisy	1	0	1	0	3	0	1	6	12	1
Karns	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	2	3	2

Game Summary

Ashley Frizzell and Leah Dobbs. Whitney Byrd and Amy Harbin.
WP: Ashley Frizzell (10 K, 0 BB, 3 Hits).
LP: Whitney Byrd (0 K, 2 BB, 12 Hits).
SD: Amanda Woodall 3-3; Jessica Green 3-4; Deanna Beary 2-4 (RBI); Leah Dobbs 2-4 (2B, RBI).
Karns: Holly Backhurst 1-2; Erin Daughtery 1-3 (Run); Abby Nidifer 1-2 (Run).

Game 5

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
J. Central Merry	1	0	3	0	1	0	0	5	8	5
Powell	4	2	1	4	0	0	X	11	10	0

Game Summary

Dabney Stewart and Jennifer Adcock. Whitney Bradshaw, Cyndi Weaver (7) and Nikki Sexton.
WP: Whitney Bradshaw (0 K, 5 BB, 8 Hits).
LP: Dabney Stewart (1 K, 3 BB, 10 Hits).
JCM: Catherine Oberg 1-2 (2B); Katee Lynch 1-2 (2B, RBI); April King 1-1 (2 RBI); Cheryl Lay 1-3 (RBI).
Powell: Whitney Bradshaw 4-4 (4 RBI, 2 Runs); Laura Smith 2-3 (2 Runs).

Game 6

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	R	H	E
Coffee County	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Hendersonville	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	3	2

Game Summary

Danielle Catalano and Kellie Finney. Mandy Miles and Kari Crandell.
WP: Mandy Miles (12 K, 2 BB, 1 Hit).
LP: Danielle Catalano (15 K, 2 BB, 3 Hits).
CC: Amanda Chain 1-5.
Hen: Kristen Lucas 2-4 (2B); Krystal Freeman 1-4 (RBI).

Game 7

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Bolton	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	2	6	2
Karns	0	1	0	0	0	4	X	5	3	2

Game Summary

Bo Kelley, Rachel Whitfield (6) and Jackie Hefflinger. Whitney Byrd and Amy Harbin.
WP: Whitney Byrd (5 K, 0 BB, 6 Hits).
LP: Bo Kelley (3 K, 1 BB, 5 Hits).
Bolton: Jessica Yelvington 1-3 (Run); Jackie Hefflinger 1-3 (Run); Julie Evenson 1-3; Megan Carpenter 1-3; Bo Kelley 1-3; Aimee Hightower 1-3.
Karns: Erin Daugherty 1-3; Hollie Backhurst 1-3; Johnna Left 1-3 (Run, HBP); Dustie Bingham 1-2 (2B); Amy Harbin 1-3(Run).

Game 8

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	R	H	E
Beech	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0
Soddy Daisy	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	5	0

Game Summary

Carissa Lowery and Brittany Sinyard. Rachael Harris and Leah Dobbs.
WP: Rachel Harris (7 K, 1 BB, 3 Hits).
LP: Carissa Lowery (6 K, 1 BB, 5 Hits).
Beech: Megan McCrary 2-4; Mandy Seagroves 1-3.
SD: Amanda Woodall 2-4; Hollie Pritchett 1-1 (GWRBI); Ann Gilliam 1-3; Jessica Green 1-4; Deanna Beatty 0-4 (Run).

Game 9

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Powell	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2
Beech	0	1	0	0	1	0	X	2	5	0

Game Summary

Cyndi Weaver and Nikki Sexton. Carissa Lowery and Ashley Sinyard.
WP: Carissa Lowery (9 K, 3 BB, 0 Hits).
LP: Cyndi Weaver (6 K, 1 BB, 5 Hits).
Beech: Courtney Boynton 3-3 (RBI).

Game 10

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Coffee County	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	2	5	3
Karns	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	3	0

Game Summary

Amy Owensby, Danielle Catalano (6) and Kellie Finney. Whitney Byrd and Amy Harbin.
WP: Amy Owensby (3 K, 0 BB, 3 Hits).
LP: Whitney Byrd (2 K, 1 BB, 5 Hits).
CC: Rachel Hamby 1-3; Judith St. Clair 1-3 (2B, Run); Amy Summer 1-3; Ashley Carter 1-3; Erin Stubblefield 1-3 (2B, 2 RBI).
Karns: Erin Daughtery 1-3 (2B, Run); Hollie Backhurst 2-3.

Game 11

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	R	H	E
Beech	2	0	0	0	0	0	3	1	6	11	3
Coffee County	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	5	4	1

Game 11

Carissa Lowery and Brittany Sinyard. Danielle Catalano, Jennifer Young and Kellie Finney.
WP: Carissa Lowery (6 K, 4 BB, 4 Hits).
LP: Danielle Catalano (7 K, 1 BB, 10 Hits).
Beech: Courtney Boynton 1-5 (Run); Mandy Seagroves 1-5 (2B, Run, Sac); Kristin Sinyard 2-4 (2 Runs); Camille Harris 1-3; Charity Roberts 2-4; Carissa Lowery 1-4; Megan Galbraith 2-4 (Run); Jennifer Grybar 2-4 (Run).
CC: Rachel Hamby 0-2 (2 BB, 2 Runs); Nicole McGrew 0-3 (HBP, Run); Amanda Chain 0-2 (2 - Reached on Error, 2 Runs); Kellie Finney 2-3 (2B, 1 BB, Run); Ashley Carter 1-4; Erin Stubblefield 1-4.

Game 12

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Soddy Daisy	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Hendersonville	0	0	0	0	2	0	X	2	4	2

Game Summary

Rachel Harris, Ashley Frizzell and Leah Dobbs. Mandy MIles and Kari Crandall.
WP: Mandy Miles (13 K, 1 BB, 1 Hit).
LP: Rachel Harris (4 K, 0 BB, 4 Hits).
SD: Amanda Woodall 1-1 (2 HBP).
Hen: Lauren Pakcer 1-3 (Run); Mandy Miles 1-3 (Run); Heather Jones 1-1 (Walk); Jennifer Anderson 1-2.

Game 13 was never posted - Beech lost to Soddy Daisy 4-1

Game 14

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	R	H	E
Soddy Daisy	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	1	3	7	2
Hendersonville	0	0

TEAM RECORDS
TEAM OFFENSIVE STATS BY YEAR
YEAR	WINS	LOSSES	BAVG	RUNS	AB	HITS	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB	BB	SO	SAC
1996	24	11	.307	220	887	272	52	6	12	137	73	130	163	34
1997	30	10	.285	195	1031	294	54	12	15	146	67	99	206	50
1998	29	15	.178	217	1309	233	40	11	12	140	28	97	215	40
1999	35	13	.239	207	1247	298	57	9	15	120	NA	74	193	52
2000	39	11	.281	219	1262	355	52	19	13	148	NA	93	222	59
2001	45	6	.312	235	1130	352	88	18	6	194	NA	117	123	56
2002	36	9	.258	193	1172	302	50	9	9	141	26	119	133	67
2003	36	9	.263	186	1060	279	37	10	2	150	55	86	205	60
2004	42	7	.297	259	1232	366	62	9	8	223	79	116	185	68
2005	34	15	.228	183	1151	262	44	10	8	141	57	117	285	51
2006	26	19	.266	172	1039	276	41	10	11	145	22	78	209	51
2007	39	16	.273	233	1295	353	55	9	21	204	36	113	282	65
2008	44	9	.297	289	1278	380	67	7	28	227	43	123	259	60
2009	40	4	.311	305	1162	361	83	17	17	243	57	105	138	37
2010	48	5	.394	470	1395	550	125	29	28	394	172	150	144	44
2011
2012

SOFTBALL STATISTICAL RECORDS
CAREER PITCHING RECORDS
INNINGS PITCHED	EARNED RUN AVG	WINS	WINNING PCT.	STRIKEOUTS	SHUTOUTS

SINGLE SEASON PITCHING RECORDS
INNINGS PITCHED	EARNED RUN AVG	WINS	WINNING PCT.	STRIKEOUTS	SHUTOUTS

		CAREER INNINGS PITCHED
NO.	YEARS	PLAYER	IP
1	1998-2001	CARISSA LOWERY	835.0
2	2002-2005	KASSIE STANFILL	727.1
3	2007-2010	KAT BANKS	666.2
4	2005-2008	LAUREN BAKER	586.0
5	1996-1997^	LINDY LOWERY	376.1
	^NEED 95/96	*STILL ACTIVE

		CAREER EARNED RUN AVERAGE
NO.	YEARS	PLAYER	ERA
1	2003-2004	CRYSTAL CLAUNCH	0.51
2	1998-2001	CARISSA LOWERY	0.58
3	2002-2005	KASSIE STANFILL	0.59
4	1998-1999	JENNIFER GARNER	0.70
5	2005-2008	LAUREN BAKER	0.74

		CAREER WINS
NO.	YEARS	PLAYER	WINS
1	2007-2010	KAT BANKS	98
2	1998-2001	CARISSA LOWERY	95
3	2002-2005	KASSIE STANFILL	85
4	2005-2008	LAUREN BAKER	64
5	1996-97	LINDY LOWERY	40

	MIN 30 DEC.	CAREER WINNING PERCENTAGE
NO.	YEARS	PLAYER	WPCT
1	2001-2004	AMY CHATHAM (33-3)	.917
2	2007-2010	KAT BANKS (98-13)	.882
3	2003-2004	CRYSTAL CLAUNCH (25-6)	.806
4	1996-1999	JENNIFER GARNER (32-10)	.762
5	2002-2005	KASSIE STANFILL (85-28)	.752
6	1998-2001	CARISSA LOWERY (95-33)	.742

		CAREER STRIKEOUTS
NO.	YEARS	PLAYER	K
1	1998-2001	CARISSA LOWERY	869
2	2002-2005	KASSIE STANFILL	855
3	2005-2008	LAUREN BAKER	804
4	2007-2010	KAT BANKS	778
5	1996-97	LINDY LOWERY	345

		CAREER SHUTOUTS
NO.	YEARS	PLAYER	SHO
1	2007-2010	KAT BANKS	43
2	2002-2005	KASSIE STANFILL	40
3	1998-2001	CARISSA LOWERY	38
4	2005-2008	LAUREN BAKER	36
5	2001-2004	AMY CHATHAM	16

		Single Season Innings Pitched
NO.	YEAR	PLAYER	IP
1	2001	Carissa Lowery	270+
2	2000	Carissa Lowery	260.0
3	2009	Kat Banks	236.0
4	2005	Kassie Stanfill	233.1
5	1997	Lindy Lowery	218.1

	min. 100 IP	Single Season Earned Run Average
NO.	YEAR	PLAYER	ERA
1	2003	Kassie Stanfill (140.2)	0.30
2	2001	Carissa Lowery (270+)	0.47
3	2004	Kassie Stanfill (161.2)	0.52
4	2000	Carissa Lowery (260.0)	0.54
5	1999	Carissa Lowery (208.0)	0.57
5	1998	Jennifer Garner (136.0)	0.57

		Single Season Wins
NO.	YEAR	PLAYER	W
1	2001	Carissa Lowery	35
2	2009	Kat Banks	34
3	2000	Carissa Lowery	29
4	2010	Kat Banks	27
5	1997	Lindy Lowery	25
5	2005	Kassie Stanfill	25

	min. 20 decisions	Single Season Winning Percentage
NO.	YEAR	PLAYER	W%
1	2009	Kat Banks (34-3)	.919
2	2007	Kat Banks (18-2)	.900
3	2010	Kat Banks (27-4)	.871
4	2003	Kassie Stanfill (18-3)	.857
5	2001	Carissa Lowery (35-6)	.854

		Single Season Strikeouts
NO.	YEAR	PLAYER	K
1	2009	Kat Banks	345
2	2000	Carissa Lowery	304
3	2005	Kassie Stanfill	300
4	2008	Lauren Baker	286
5	2007	Lauren Baker	283

		Single Season Shutouts
NO.	YEAR	PLAYER	ShO
1	2001	Carissa Lowery	16
2	2008	Lauren Baker	16
3	2009	Kat Banks	16
4	2000	Carissa Lowery	13
5	2003	Kassie Stanfill	12