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Jillian
Miles
Senior • P
Trabuco Canyon, Calif.
Miles, the team captain, has been a
regular in the rotation since her arrival
at Yale. Last year, her top performance came in the season finale
against Fairleigh Dickinson when she pitched a complete
game, allowed five hits, one earned run and struck out four in
the Bulldogs’ 6-1 victory. Miles was the recipient of the Coaches
Award, which is bestowed upon the player on the team who
represents the ideals of Yale softball that go beyond statistics,
and who has shown commitment and dedication through her
actions on and off the field, whether as a role player or a starter.
As a sophomore Miles was one of Yale’s top pitchers and shared
the Most Improved Player honors. She led the pitching staff in
wins (9) and was second in innings pitched (99), shutouts (2)
and strikeouts (63). Against Sacred Heart she tossed a two-hit
shutout with a career-high 11 strikeouts. She also pitched a onehitter
against St. John’s. Miles had a strong rookie season for
the Bulldogs. She was third on the team in wins (7), ERA (3.28)
and strikeouts (35). Miles had an outstanding career at Capistrano
Valley High School. She was a three-time all-league selection and
a four-time team MVP. As a senior she helped lead Capistrano
Valley to the first round of the California state tournament and was
the team captain. She is the daughter of Dale and Michaele Miles.
Miles' Pitching Statistics
Year G/GS W-L SV IP H ER BB SO ERA
2001 17/12 7-5 0 83.1 91 46 33 35 3.28
2002 21/15 9-7 1 99.0 89 34 48 63 2.40
2003 11/11 3-4 0 38.1 47 29 39 16 5.30
Career 49/38 19-16 1 220.2 227 109 120 114 3.46
1Rina
Brannen
Senior • 2B
Los Angeles, Calif.
Brannen appeared in nine games last
spring on the Florida trip before suffering
a season-ending injury. She had a hit in five of the games
and added an RBI against Fairleigh Dickinson. As a sophomore,
Brannen started 29 games for the Bulldogs at second base before
suffering a season-ending ankle injury. That year, she was
the recipient of the Barbara E. Chou Leadership Award. Her best
game came against Central Connecticut when she tripled and
drove in two runs. Brannen started 35 games as a freshman,
mostly at shortstop. Brannen was a unanimous first team allleague
and All-Westside selection at the Crossroads School for
Arts and Sciences. In her freshman year she received the Coaches
Award, and as a senior she was named the Best Offensive Player.
She is the daughter of Ralph and Momo Brannen.
Brannen’s Statistics
Year G AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR SB-A
2001 41 86 12 15 3 .174 2 0 0 9-10
2002 34 75 4 8 5 .107 1 1 0 1-4
2003 9 16 2 5 1 .312 0 0 0 2-3
Career 84 177 18 28 9 .158 3 1 0 12-17
Britni
2
Fabacher
Senior • OF
Lafayette, La.
Fabacher had career highs in hits (39)
doubles (6), triples (5) and RBI (14) last
year. Her five triples led the Ivy League. Her first career home run
came against Lehigh, and she had six multi-hit games. As a
sophomore she started 38 games, mostly in centerfield. She was
fourth on the team in batting (.255) and third in runs scored (20).
In her rookie season, Fabacher started 25 games. She was second
on the team in batting with a .318 average and had six multi-hit
games. At Lafayette High School, Fabacher was a three-time alldistrict
selection. As a senior she earned all-state recognition
and was named team MVP. She also helped lead Lafayette to the
1998 district championship and two appearances in the state
semi-finals. At Yale Britni is majoring in behavioral neuroscience.
She is the daughter of Daniel and Myra Fabacher.
Fabacher’s Statistics
Year G AB R H RBI Avg. 2B 3B HR SB-A
2001 39 66 14 21 7 .318 2 1 0 4-6
2002 42 98 20 25 8 .255 3 2 0 12-14
2003 50 142 17 39 14 .275 6 5 1 11-13
Career 131 306 51 85 29 .278 11 8 1 27-33
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