Scores from the Past - Lander University

Coach Doug SpearsLander AthleticsHall ofFame softballcoach DougSpears is returningto Landerand will serveas the school'sinterim softballcoach forDoug Spearsthe 2011-2012 Head Coachseason.Spears, who was inducted intothe Hall of Fame earlier this summer,posted a record of 803-474 in24 years as Lander's softball coach.He retired Dec. 31, 2005, and movedback home to northeast Texas."We are fortunate that CoachSpears has agreed to return to LadyBearcat softball as our interim headcoach," Lander Athletics DirectorJeff May said. "He brings a wealthof experience and past success tothe program. Later this fall, we willconduct a national search to hire anew head coach who will lead LadyBearcat softball in 2012-2013."Spears won two NAIA District 6titles and Palmetto State Conferencetitles in 1990 and 1991. Seven ofhis teams finished ranked in the Top20 when Lander was a member ofNAIA.Spears was the 1990 NAIA EastRegion Coach of the Year, the NAIADistrict 6 Coach of the Year in 1982,'85, '86, '87 and '90 and PalmettoState Conference Coach of the Yearin 1990. He was also the Peach BeltAthletic Conference Coach of theYear in 1994.He coached All-Americans KimHarper (NAIA 1985, '86, '87),Kristi Weed (NAIA 1990, 1991), AnnHarbin (NAIA 1992), Kristi Johnson(NCAA 1994), Brantley Mack(NCAA 1996, '97) and Ashley Tomlinson(2001). Spears also coached 23All-Peach Belt Conference playersand 56 All-NAIA District 6 players.Coach Doug SpearsImproved offense key to succesful yearDoug Spears is coming out of retirement tto coach one more year of fLander softballand has only one request of his players before he rides off into the sunset one moretime.“All I have asked of them (the players) from day one is for them at the end of theyear to be able to look in the mirror and say, ‘that was the best that I could do for myteammates and the program,’” Spears said of the 2012 season.“We will let the wins and losses take care of themselves. I am not going to worryabout that. We are going to play to the best of our ability and we will be scrappy. Nobodywill work harder than us. But we are going to have fun.”Just over six months ago, Spears was inducted into the Lander Athletics Hall of Fameafter posting a record of 803-474 in 24 years as the school’s softball coach. He retiredDec. 31, 2005, and moved back home to northeast Texas.But when Coach Brandon Duncan left Lander for an assistant coaching position atSamford University, the Lady Bearcats needed a head coach quickly and Spears acceptedthe invitation. He will coach this spring on an interim basis, and the school willhire a permanent coach for 2013 and beyond.“This time, it’s almost like closure. And I am going to enjoy it,” Spears said.A 5-2 loss to North Florida in the 2005 season finale was thought to be Spears’ lastgame. But he will be back in the dugout when the Lady Bearcats open their season Feb.5 versus Anderson University on a new field appropriately named Doug Spears Field.Located in the Jeff May Athletics Complex, the new Spears Field is state-of-the-art.Lander’s old field had been named for Spears a couple years ago.Spears is also bringing back pitching coach Dee Garner, who was with him in thesame capacity for several years.“I would not have wanted to come back without him,” Spears said.Spears will take over a team which finished 21-22 last year, including 6-14 in theultra-competitive Peach Belt Conference.Lander returns two All Peach Belt players in senior pitcher Hayley Leissner of Jefferson,Ga., (14-16, 2.32 ERA, school record 226 strikeouts) and junior second basemanBrittney Sheriff of Belton, S.C., who led the team in batting average (.413), runs (35),hits (59), triples (5) and stolen bases (20-for-20).“One of the reasons that I am here is to help them build for the future,” Spears said.“We only have one senior (Leissner) and she obviously will be a big loss. But whoevercomes in will have time to recruit another pitcher and get this program into the top halfof the Peach Belt.”Leissner’s 226 strikeouts came in 187 innings pitched. She lost six games by one run.She was first in the Peach Belt in innings pitched, games started (29), and appearances(34); second in strikeouts; and fifth in wins.“It’s nice to come back into the program and have a three-time All-ConferenceLander third baseman Blair Hammonds makes the tag on a North Georgia player.

Opening of new Doug Spears FieldThe Lady Bearcats get ready for game two of a double-header d againstNorth Georgia. (Photo by Kevin Bagwell)pitcher,” he said of Leissner. “She certainly wants to win. Shewants to have a good senior year.”Also returning are three more juniors (in addition to Sheriff) ininfielder Casey Corbitt (West Columbia, S.C.), pitcher AmandaHamby (Belton, S.C.), and outfielder Alyssa Hartley (IndianLand, S.C.).Also returning are eight sophomores including outfieldersJaime Presnell (Campobello, S.C.) and Arielle Buchholz(Naples, Fla.), first basemen Taylor Donson (Sarasota, Fla.) andKegan Leissner (Jefferson, Ga.), pitcher Mary Katherine Pegram(Fuquay-Varina, N.C.), third baseman Chasity Davis (Duncan,S.C.), catcher Sarah Fuller (Elberton, Ga.), and pitcher/utilityplayer Kelsey Davis (Starr, S.C.).Incoming freshmen are pitcher/first baseman Tyler Riendeau(Tampa, Fla.), catcher Amanda Mendolia (Sarasota, Fla.), thirdbaseman/utility player Heather Yoder (Clemson, S.C.) andcatcher/utility player Melanie Davis (Zebulon, N.C.).Lander has two other pitchers with experience aside fromLeissner, and two new pitchers. Hamby went 3-2 with a 3.76ERA last spring, striking out 17 in 35 innings. Pegram was 4-4with a 4.58 ERA with 59.2 strikeouts in 49 innings.Kelsey Davis is a transfer from Anderson, and the 6-foot-3Riendeau enters her first year of college softball.“She (Davis) has done a nice for us in practice and we havea sophomore (Pegram) and a junior (Hamby) who have experience,”Spears said. “I expect all of those to have a chance to pitchsome. Our freshman, Tyler, is working real hard.”Lander has lost one catcher – Mendolia - due to an arm injury.But she can pinch hit, Spears said. The other two catchers MelanieDavis and Fuller will both see playing time as they are replacingformer starter Rachelle Adkins.“I think both of them will split time at the beginning of theseason and we’ll see how that works out,” Spears said.Donson, Kelsey Davis and Kegan Leissner are the first basemen,with Riendeau also in the hunt for playing time. Donson ledthe Lady Bearcats in RBI last spring with 23.Doug Spears Field“The other positions are pretty set,” Spears said.Lander is especially set at second base which is handled bySheriff, whose batting average soared 118 points last year afterhitting .295 as a freshman.“She is one of the best hitters that I have ever seen,” Spearssaid of his projected leadoff hitter.Sheriff did not make the preseason All-PBC team, however,because the spot was taken by consensus first-team All-AmericanApril Jowers of Armstrong Atlantic, who hit .497 last spring.Corbitt starts at shortstop with the other of the team’s threeDavises, Chasity Davis, playing third. Yoder can back up eithersecond, short or third.Corbitt and Chasity Davis are middle-of-the-order hitters alongwith Donson and starting left fielder Hartley, who was second onthe team with a .329 batting average last year with 15 RBI.The speedy Presnell (.308, 20 runs) starts in center field withBuchholz in right.The designated hitter position can be filled by several players,or a pitcher might even bat for herself, Spears said.Scoring enough runs will be a key to Lander’s season.“The defense is very solid and that includes the pitchers. Theoffense is the question mark,” Spears said. “Seeing their recordsthe last few years, there have been a lot of one-run games. So,yes, if we can average an extra run per game, we could do well.”Spears had the entire fall to get acquainted with his final team.“I felt like we had a great fall. They came a really long wayfrom day one (of fall practice), especially the hitting. We haveto improve offensively and I feel like they did through the fall. Icouldn’t ask for a better group of girls.“It’s been fun. And the real fun begins soon. We haven’t seenmuch live pitching outside of our practices. But other than that,we are there (ready).”The Peach Belt is widely considered one of the best Division IIleagues in the country, led by perennial powerhouse North GeorgiaCollege & State University which has made three consecutiveNCAA Division II College World Series appearances.North Georgia, which returns National Pitcher of the Year JessicaCoan, is picked to win the league again in 2012 according tothe PBC coaches poll. Armstrong Atlantic State is picked secondafter qualifying for the NCAA Tournament five of the last six seasons,followed by Flagler, Augusta State, Columbus State, USCAiken, Francis Marion, Georgia College, UNC Pembroke, Lander(10th) and Georgia Southwestern.The non-conference schedule includes Anderson, Limestone,Catawba, Carson-Newman, Le Moyne, Newberry, Brevard, NorthGreenville, Young Harris, West Liberty, Coker, Lenoir-Rhyne,and St. Andrews.“The schedule is very good. We have some very good opponents.We are in a very good tournament in Alabama with sometop 10 teams in the nation there,” Spears said.Lander will face Barry, Florida Tech, Indianapolis, Ohio Dominican,Southern Indiana and Missouri-St. Louis in the Universityof Alabama-Huntsville Ringor Charger Chillout in Decatur,Ala., Feb. 17-19.

2012 Lander Bearcats#2 Taylor Donson#4 Hayley Leissner#5 Amanda Mendolia#6 Heather YoderFirst Base • So.Pitcher • Sr.Catcher • Fr.3B/UT • Fr.Sarasota, Fla.Jefferson, Ga.Sarasota, Fla.Clemson, S.C.#7 Brittney SheriffSecond Base • Jr.Belton, S.C.#8 Kelsey DavisP/UT • So.Starr, S.C.#10 M.K. PegramPitcher • So.Fuquay-Varina, N.C.#11 Casey Corbitt#12 Jamie PresnellSS/2B • Jr.Outfi eld • So.W. Columbia, S.C. Campobello, S.C.#14 Amanda HambyPticher • Jr.Belton, S.C.#15 Sarah FullerC/UT • So.Elberton, Ga.#17 Melanie DavisC/UT • Fr.Zebulon, N.C.#21 Arielle BuchholzOutfi eld • So.Naples, Fla.#22 Alyssa HartleyOutfi eld • Jr.Indian Land, S.C.#24 Chasity DavisThird Base • So.Duncan, S.C.#25 Kegan LeissnerFirst Base • So.Jefferson, Ga.#26 Tyler RiendeauP/1B • Fr.Tampa, Fla.

2012 Lander RosterNo. Name Yr. Pos. Hometown/Previous School2 Taylor Donson So. 1B Sarasota, Fla./Sarasota H.S.4 Hayley Leissner Sr. P Jefferson, Ga./East Jackson H.S.5 Amanda Medolia Fr. C Sarasota, Fla./Riverview H.S.6 Heather Yoder Fr. 3B/UT Clemson, S.C./West-Oak H.S.7 Brittney Sheriff Jr. 2B Belton, S.C./Belton-Honea Path H.S.8 Kelsey Davis So. P/UT Starr, S.C./Crescent H.S.10 M.K. Pegram So. P Fuquay-Varina, N.C./ Hartnett Central H.S.11 Casey Corbitt Jr. SS/2B W. Columbia, S.C./Brookland-Cayce H.S.12 Jaime Presnell So. OF Campobello, S.C./Blue Ridge H.S.14 Amanda Hamby Jr. P Belton, S.C./Belton-Honea Path H.S.15 Sarah Fuller So. C/UT Elberton, Ga./ Elbert County H.S.17 Melanie Davis Fr. C/UT Zebulon, N.C./Bunn H.S.21 Arielle Buchholz So. OF Naples, Fla./Barron Collier H.S.22 Alyssa Hartley Jr. OF Indian Land, S.C./Indian Land H.S.24 Chasity Davis So. 3B Duncan, S.C./Byrnes H.S.25 Kegan Leissner Fr. 1B Jefferson, Ga./East Jackson H.S.26 Tyler Riendeau Fr. P/1B Tampa, Fla./Sunlake H.S.Head Coach: Doug SpearsAssistant Coaches: Dee Garner and Stephanie Johnson

2011 Lander StatisticsBrittney Sheriff gets congratulated after scoring a run in a sweep against Columbus State.

Peach Belt Conference/Post-Season PlayYear-by-Year inPeach Belt Tournament2011 (Did not make tournament)2010 (at Florence, S.C.)North Georgia 4, Lander 0Lander 5, Flagler 0USC Aiken 2, Lander 12009 (at Florence, S.C.)Francis Marion 6, Lander 0Lander 5, Columbus State 3Georgia College 7, Lander 02008 (at Florence, S.C.)Augusta State 4, Lander 1Columbus State 4, Lander 32007 (at Augusta, Ga.)Lander 4, UNC Pembroke 3Columbus State 13, Lander 0Lander 4, UNC Pembroke 3Augusta State 14, Lander 12006 (at Aiken, S.C.)USC Upstate 5, Lander 4Lander 10, UNC Pembroke 6Lander 2, Augusta State 0Lander 7, Armstrong Atlantic 3Georgia College 8, Lander 02005 (at Aiken, S.C.)Francis Marion 14, Lander 6North Florida 5, Lander 22004 (at Spartanburg, S.C.)USC Upstate 9, Lander 3Lander 4, USC Aiken 0Lander 4, Georgia College 3USC Upstate 3, Lander 12003 (at Greenwood, S.C.)Lander 4, USC Upstate 3Georgia College 5, Lander 0Armstrong Atlantic 8, Lander 02002 (at Greenwood, S.C.)Lander 5, Augusta State 0Armstrong Atlantic 9, Lander 1Columbus State 10, Lander 4In the Peach Belt Conference TournamentArmstrong Atlantic .................................................................................... 1-4Augusta State ............................................................................................ 2-3Columbus State ......................................................................................... 3-6Flagler ....................................................................................................... 1-0Francis Marion .......................................................................................... 3-4Georgia College ........................................................................................ 3-4UNC Pembroke ......................................................................................... 4-0North Florida ............................................................................................. 0-1North Georgia ........................................................................................... 0-1USC Aiken ................................................................................................ 3-2USC Upstate.............................................................................................. 2-5Total ...................................................................................................... 22-302001 (at Marietta, Ga.)Columbus State 8, Lander 0Augusta 8, Lander 0The PBC did not hold a tournament in1999 or 2000.1998 (at Milledgeville, Ga.)Armstrong Atlantic 3, Lander 1Lander 4, USC Upstate 3Lander 5, Columbus State 3Armstrong Atlantic 4, Lander 21997 (at Florence, S.C.)Columbus State 7, Lander 0USC Aiken 9, Lander 61996 (at Columbus, Ga.)Francis Marion 4, Lander 0Georgia College 3, Lander 21995 (at Spartanburg, S.C.)Francis Marion 4, Lander 3Lander 9, Georgia College 0Lander 7, USC Aiken 1Lander 6, Francis Marion 21994 (at Aiken, S.C.)Lander 8, Francis Marion 0Lander 12, UNC Pembroke 0USC Upstate 6, Lander 2Columbus State 10, Lander 81993 (at Greenwood, S.C.)Lander 5, Georgia College 0Lander 12, USC Aiken 2Lander 4, Francis Marion 3Lander 9, Columbus State 8Final - USC Upstate 9, Lander 01992 (Did not make tournament)Peach Belt Conference All-Tournament Team2006 - Colleen Leggieri, Melissa Ryals2004 - Alcira Adriatico2002 - Wendy Queen1998 - Brantley Mack1996 - Kristi Johnson1995 - Lisa Clayton Sue Fasoldt, Sara Skelton1994 - Kim Huckaby, April Fowler, Kristi Johnson, Angie Rich, ShayeChaney1993 - Tara Egger, Tonya Gurganus, Kelli Gregg, Maria McIntosh, AngieRich

All-Peach Belt ConferenceAnn Harbin1992 All-PBCTara Egger Shaye Chaney Kelli Gregg1993 All-PBC1993 All-PBC1993 All-PBCKristi Johnson1994, ’95, ’96 All-PBCLisa Clayton Petra Smorenburg Angie Rich Brantley Mack Aimee Theismann1994, ’95 All-PBC1994 All-PBC1994 All-PBC 1996 Freshman of the Year 1995 Freshman of the Year1996, ’97, ’98, ’99 All-PBC 1998 All-PBCWendy Queen2000, ’02 All-PBCAshley Tomlinson2001, ’02, ’03 All-PBCBecky Greene2002 All-PBCColleen Leggieri2005 All-PBCMelissa Ryals2006 All-PBCHayley Leissner Marilyn Newman Brittney Sheriff2009, ’10, ’11 All-PBC 2010 All-PBC2011 All-PBCDoug Spears1994 PBCCoach of the Year

NFCA NCAA All-Americans2001 - Ashley Tomlinson, utility1997 - Brantley Mack, center field1996 - Brantley Mack, center field1994 - Kristi Johnson, first baseNFCA Academic All-Americans2001 - Rebecca Campbell, Nikki Jensen,Wendy Queen2000 - Wendy Queen, Rebecca Campbell1997 - Amy Scott, Brook StillNCAA GTE District III All-Academic1995 - Jennifer HarperNSCA NAIA All-Americans1992 - Ann Harbin, first base1991 - Kristie Weed, left field1990 - Kristie Weed, left field1987 - Kim Harper, center field1986 - Kim Harper, center field1985 - Kim Harper, center fieldNFCA NCAA All-South Atlantic Region2001 - Ashley Tomlinson, utility1999 - Brantley Mack, center field1998 - Jackie Knapp, shortstop; BrantleyMack, center field; Aimee Theismann, pitcher1997 - Brantley Mack, center field1996 - Brantley Mack, center field1994 - Kristi Johnson, first base; Lisa Clayton,third base1993 - Tara Egger, third base; Shaye Chaney,center fieldAll-Peach Belt Conference2011 - Hayley Leissner, pitcher; Brittney,Sheriff, second baseman2010 - Hayley Leissner, pitcher; MarilynNewman, outfield2009 - Hayley Leissner, pitcher2006 - Melissa Ryals, catcher2005 - Colleen Leggieri, first base2003 - Ashley Tomlinson, outfield2002 - Ashley Tomlinson, utility; BeckyGreene, shortstop; Wendy Queen, third base2001 - Ashley Tomlinson, utilityPost-Season Honors2000 - Wendy Queen, third base1999 - Brantley Mack, center field1998 - Brantley Mack, center field; AimeeTheismann, pitcher1997 - Brantley Mack, center field1996 - Brantley Mack, center field; KristiJohnson, first base1995 - Kristi Johnson, first base; Lisa Clayton,third base1994 - Kristi Johnson, first base; LisaClayton, third base; Petra Smorenburg, pitcher;Angie Rich, right field1993 - Kelli Gregg, pitcher; Tara Egger, thirdbase; Shaye Chaney, center field1992 - Ann Harbin, first basePeach Belt Rookie of the Year1996 - Brantley Mack, center field1995 - Aimee Theismann, pitcherNAIA All-Distict 61992 - Shaye Chaney, center field; TaraEgger, third base; Melanie Morgan, shortstop;Kelli Gregg, pitcher; Ann Harbin, first base1991 - Mandy Bryant, center field; TaraEgger, third base; Kelli Gregg, pitcher; TammyMcGraw, catcher; Stacy Dixon, pitcher; KristieWeed, left field1990 - Mandy Bryant, utility; Tara Egger,third base; Chris Froehlich, pitcher; AnnHarbin, first base; Angie Rich, right field; StacyDixon, pitcher; Dena Walker, catcher; KristieWeed, left field1989 - Mandy Bryant, third base; ChrisFroehlich, pitcher; Leigh Hargett, second base;Sharon Howell, utility; Susan Sovde, rightfield; Kristie Weed, left field1988 - Stephanie Aull, catcher; Sue Burdian,pitcher; Kim Campbell, utility; Chris Froehlich,pitcher; Connie Morris, third base; SusanSovde, right field; Kristie Weed, left field1987 - Sue Burdian, pitcher; Chris Froehlich,pitcher; Leigh Hargett, second base; KimHarper, center field; Paula Matthews, first base;Connie Morris, shortstop; Macie Richardson,designated hitter; Susan Sovde, UT1986 - Sue Burdian, pitcher; Gay Burke,second base; Kim Harper, center field; MacieRichardson, right field1985 - Stephanie Aull, catcher; Sue Burdian,pitcher; Rhonda Griffith, third base; KimHarper, center field; Macie Richardson, rightfield1984 - Rhonda Griffith, third base; KellyHumphries, center field; Macie Richardson,left field1983 - Leslie Hunter, first base1982 - Mary Helen Coleman, right field;Sheila Hamilton, pitcher; Leslie Hunter, firstbaseAll-District 6 Academic Team1992 - Kelli Gregg1991 - Kelli Gregg1989 - Kim Campbell1986 - Gay Burke1985 - Sheila Griffin1983 - Leslie Hunter1982 - Dianne Owens, Cecilia Davis,Leslie HunterLander teams were the Senators until themascot was changed to Bearcats in 2003.

RETIRED NUMBERS#20KimHarper1985-87#3KristieWeed1988-91#33BrantleyMack1996-99RECORD HOLDERSBrantleyMackAshleyTomlinson-PBC career record home runs50-PBC career record hits338-PBC career doubles69AimeeTheisman-PBC career record complete games101

Single Season RecordsGames PlayedKeri Davis (2005) ..........................................66Melissa Ryals (2005) .....................................66Lindsey Sammons (2005) ..............................66Lib Harris (2005) ...........................................65Colleen Leggieri (2005) .................................65Batting AverageMacie Richardson (1987) .............................523Kristi Johnson (1994) ...................................489Kristie Weed (1991) .....................................486Brantley Mack (1996) ..................................466Kim Harper (1987) .......................................453Runs ScoredApril Fowler (1996) .......................................71Brantley Mack (1996) ....................................65April Fowler (1994) .......................................61Kristi Johnson (1994) .....................................59Brantley Mack (1997) ....................................58Brantley Mack (1999) ....................................58DoublesKristi Johnson (1994) .....................................28Angie Rich (1994) ..........................................23Kristie Weed (1991) .......................................21Becky Greene (2002) .....................................21Brantley Mack (1999) ....................................19Brantley Mack (1998) ....................................19Home RunsColleen Leggieri (2006) .................................15Keri Davis (2005) ..........................................14Ashley Tomlinson (2002) ...............................14Brantley Mack (1999) ....................................13Colleen Leggieri (2005) .................................13Total BasesBrantley Mack (1999) ..................................145Kristie Weed (1991) .....................................145Colleen Leggieri (2005) ...............................138Becky Greene (2002) ...................................138Kristi Johnson (1994) ...................................135At BatsAmber Yarborough (2005) ...........................216Colleen Leggieri (2005) ...............................209Keri Davis (2005) ........................................209Melissa Ryals (2005) ...................................207Brantley Mack (1998) ..................................201HitsKristie Weed (1991) .......................................90Kristi Johnson (1994) .....................................88Brantley Mack (1998) ....................................86Brantley Mack (1997) ....................................83Becky Greene (2002) .....................................82Brantley Mack (1996) ....................................82Lander Softball RecordsTeam MVPs1982 - Mary Helen Coleman1983 - Leslie Hunter1984 - Rhonda Griffith1985 - Kim Harper1986 - Sue Burdian1987 - Kim Harper1988 - Stephanie Aull1989 - Sharon Howell1990 - Stacey Dixon1991 - Kristie Weed1992 - Melanie Morgan1993 - Tammy Sloan1994 - Kristi Johnson1995 - Lisa Clayton1996 - Brantley Mack1997 - Brantley Mack1998 - Aimee Theismann1999 - Brantley Mack2000 - Wendy Queen2001 - Ashley Tomlinson2002 - Becky Greene2003 - Ashley Tomlinson2004 - Sarah Permenter2005 - Colleen Leggieri2006 - Keri Davis2007 - Ashlea Burdette2008 - Lindsey Whitfield2009 - Sara Senn2010 - Natalie Smith2011 - Brittney SheriffTriplesLisa Clayton (1994) .........................................9Kristie Weed (1991) .........................................8April Fowler (1995) .........................................7Lisa Clayton (1995) .........................................7Mary Helen Coleman (1982) ...........................7Carmen Jones (1983) .......................................7Carmen Jones (1984) .......................................7Kelli Nock (1997) ............................................7Runs Batted InKristi Johnson (1994) ................................... 72Kristie Weed (1991) ..................................... 71Angie Rich (1994) ........................................ 62Kristi Johnson (1996) ................................... 58Colleen Leggieri (2005) ............................... 57WalksC. Davis (1982) ............................................ 42Gaye Driggers (1987) .................................. 40Connie Morris (1988) .................................. 31Tara Hofferbert (1991) ................................. 30Renae Brown (1986) .................................... 30Heather Bishop (2006) ................................. 30Sacrifi ce FliesAngie Rich (1994) .......................................... 7Ashley Tomlinson (2001) ............................... 6Ann Harbin (1990) ......................................... 6Dena Walker (1990) ....................................... 6Melanie Morgan (1991) ................................. 5Ashley Tomlinson (2002) ............................... 5Kristi Johnson (1994) ..................................... 5Macie Richardson (1985) ............................... 5Barbara Hawk (1996) ..................................... 5Gaye Driggers (1986) .................................... 5Stolen BasesWendy Queen (2000) ................................... 31Kim Harper (1985) ....................................... 20Brittney Sheriff (2011) ................................. 20April Fowler (1994) ..................................... 19Kim Harper (1986) ....................................... 19AssistsSue Burdian (1986) .................................... 249Stacey Dixon (1991) .................................. 214Becky Greene (2002) ................................. 160Lindsey Sammons (2005) .......................... 143Wendy Queen (2001) ................................. 134WinsAimee Theismann (1998)............................. 33Sue Burdian (1986) ...................................... 28Petra Smorenburg (1994) ............................. 24Ginny Ray (1985) ........................................ 23Stacey Dixon (1991) .................................... 21StrikeoutsHayley Leissner (2011) .............................. 226Hayley Leissner (2009) .............................. 190Sarah Permenter (2004) ............................. 180Sue Burdian (1986) .................................... 174Hayley Leissner (2010) .............................. 174Earned Run AverageSue Burdian (1986) ................................... 0.60Chris Froehlich (1987) .............................. 0.66Sue Burdian (1987) ................................... 0.69Sharon Howell (1987) ............................... 0.70Stacey Dixon (1991) ................................. 0.86AppearancesAimee Theismann (1998)............................. 50Hayley Leissner (2009) ................................ 39Sue Burdian (1986) ...................................... 38Katie Johnson (1999) ................................... 37Petra Smorenburg (1994) ............................. 36Sarah Permenter (2002) ............................... 36Complete GamesAimee Theismann (1998)............................. 37Sue Burdian (1986) ...................................... 33Petra Smorenburg (1994) ............................. 31Katie Johnson (1999) ................................... 29Chris Froehlich (1989) ................................. 27Carmen Shoffner (1994) .............................. 27

ShutoutsHayley Leissner (2010) .................................. 7Sarah Permenter (2002) ................................. 7Hayley Leissner (2011) .................................. 6Sara Skelton (1997) ........................................ 6Sarah Permenter (2003) ................................. 6Stacie May (2000) .......................................... 5Innings PitchedAimee Theismann (1998)........................ 295.1Sue Burdian (1986) ................................. 266.2Petra Smorenburg (1994) ........................ 207.1Katie Johnson (1999) .............................. 205.0Stacey Dixon (1991) ............................... 204.0Career RecordsGames PlayedColleen Leggieri (2003-06) ..........................229Melissa Ryals (2004-07) ..............................227Brantley Mack (1996-99) .............................225Keri Davis (2003-06) ...................................224Barbara Hawk (1996-99) .............................224Batting AverageKim Harper (1985-87) .................................441Brantley Mack (1996-99) .............................431Becky Greene (2002-03) ..............................408Kristie Weed (1988-91) ................................404Kristi Johnson (1993-96) .............................397Runs ScoredBrantley Mack (1996-99) .............................233April Fowler (1992-96) ................................210Kristi Johnson (1993-96) .............................175Tara Egger (1990-93) ...................................170Kristie Weed (1988-91) ................................170DoublesBrantley Mack (1996-99) ...............................69Kristi Johnson (1993-96) ...............................62Barbara Hawk (1996-99) ...............................50Kristie Weed (1988-91) ..................................47Melissa Ryals (2004-07) ................................44Home RunsAshley Tomlinson (2000-03) .........................50Colleen Leggieri (2003-06) ............................42Keri Davis (2003-06) .....................................29Brantley Mack (1996-99) ...............................27Melissa Ryals (2004-07) ................................21Total BasesBrantley Mack (1996-99) .............................502Colleen Leggieri (2003-06) ..........................442Ashley Tomlinson (2000-03) .......................423Kristie Weed (1988-91) ................................391Kristi Johnson (1993-96) .............................370Lander Record BookAt BatsBrantley Mack (1996-99) .............................765Colleen Leggieri (2003-06) ..........................727Wendy Queen (2000-03) ..............................709Kristie Weed (1988-91) ................................705Barbara Hawk (1996-99) .............................685HitsBrantley Mack (1996-99) .............................338Kristie Weed (1988-91) ................................285Colleen Leggieri (2003-06) ..........................262Wendy Queen (2000-03) ..............................245Tara Egger (1990-93) ...................................242TriplesLisa Clayton (1993-95) ..................................20Angie Rich (1990, 93-94) ..............................17Kristie Weed (1988-91) ..................................16Kristi Johnson (1993-96) ...............................16April Fowler (1992-96) ..................................16Runs Batted InAshley Tomlinson (2000-03) ..................... 191Colleen Leggieri (2003-06) ........................ 189Kristie Weed (1988-91) .............................. 171Kristi Johnson (1993-96) ........................... 160Brantley Mack (1996-99) ........................... 139WalksRenae Brown (1986-89) ............................... 91Sheila Hamilton (1982-85) .......................... 78Rhonda Griffith (1982-85) ........................... 78Ashley Tomlinson (2000-03) ....................... 75Susan Sovde (1985-89) ................................ 75Sacrifi ce FliesAngie Rich (1990, 93-94) ............................ 13Ashley Tomlinson (2000-03) ....................... 12Melanie Morgan (1989-92) .......................... 12Kristi Johnson (1993-96) ............................. 12Kristie Weed (1988-91) ................................ 12Stolen BasesWendy Queen (2000-03) .............................. 80Kim Harper (1985-87) ................................. 55Kristie Weed (1988-91) ................................ 44April Fowler (1992-96) ................................ 40Mandy Bryant (1989-91) ............................. 38AssistsSue Burdian (1985-88) ............................... 510Wendy Queen (2000-03) ............................ 502Chris Froelich (1987-90) ............................ 407Barbara Hawk (1996-99) ........................... 380Tara Egger (1990-93) ................................. 337WinsAimee Theismann (1995-98) ....................... 84Sue Burdian (1985-88) ................................. 80Kelli Gregg (1990-93) .................................. 60Sarah Permenter (2001-04) .......................... 60Chris Froehlich (1987-90) ............................ 58StrikeoutsHayley Leissner (2009-11) ......................... 590Sue Burdian (1985-88) ............................... 444Sara Skelton (1995-97) .............................. 432Austin Murray (2005-08) ........................... 417Sara Permenter (2001-04) .......................... 407Earned Run AverageStacey Dixon (1990-91) ............................ 0.97Sue Burdian (1985-88) .............................. 0.97Aimee Theismann (1995-98) .................... 1.48Chris Froehlich (1987-90) ......................... 1.52Sharon Howell (1986-89) ......................... 1.65AppearancesAimee Theismann (1995-98) ..................... 129Austin Murray (2005-08) ........................... 115Sarah Permenter (2001-04) ........................ 113Sue Burdian (1985-88) ............................... 112Hayley Leissner (2011) .............................. 104Complete GamesAimee Theismann (1995-98) ..................... 101Sue Burdian (1985-88) ................................. 95Chris Froehlich (1987-90) ............................ 79Sarah Permenter (2001-04) .......................... 76Kelli Gregg (1990-93) .................................. 70ShutoutsSarah Permenter (2001-04) .......................... 19Hayley Leissner (2011) ................................ 16Sheena Mason (2002-05) ............................. 10Hayley Leissner (2009-10) .......................... 10Austin Murray (2005-08) ............................... 9Innings PitchedAimee Theismann (1995-98) .................. 759.3Sue Burdian (1985-88) ............................ 753.6Sarah Permenter (2001-04) ..................... 639.2Chris Froehlich (1987-90) ....................... 606.2Kelli Gregg (1990-93) ............................. 551.3FollowBearcat Softballatwww.landerbearcats.com

Adams, Kaye - 1984Adkins, Rachelle - 2010-11Adriatico, Alcira - 2004Aiken, Vanessa - 1986-87Bagwell, Brandi - 2008Bailey, Renae - 1994Bane, Treasure - 2011Banks, Erin - 2002Batson, Natalie - 2009-10Baughman, Laura - 2000-03Bedenbaugh, Brooke - 2000-01Bessinger, Corrie - 2004-07Beyer, Missy - 1990Bishop, Heather - 2004-07Boulware, Pam - 2007Bowen, Anna - 2010-11Bradley, Beth - 2004Brown, Nikki - 2008-09Brown, Renae - 1986-89Bryant, Angie - 1992-93Bryant, Mandy - 1989-91Bryson, Eliz - 1983-84Buchholz, Arielle - 2011Buckson, Cynthia - 1986Buckson, Lynkia - 1987Burdette, Ashlea - 2004-07Burdian, Sue - 1985-88Burke, Gay - 1985-86Caldwell, Courtney - 2000Campbell, Becky - 2000-02Campbell, Kim - 1988-89Caulder, Frannie - 2001Chaney, Shaye - 1992-95Clayton, Heather - 1994Clayton, Lisa - 1993-95Close, Kim - 1988Cobb, Jamie - 1997-2000Coleman, Mary Helen - 1982Corbitt, Casey - 2010-11Corbitt, Rebecca - 1997-98Cox, Heather - 1993Craft, Sheryl - 1992Culpepper, Tara - 2002Cumalander, Nikki - 2009Cumalander, Tracy - 2004-05Davis, C. - 1982Davis, Chasity - 2011Davis, Keri - 2003-06Davis, Kya - 1999-2000Dawkins, Leigh Anne - 2000-03Deason, Jade - 2011Dickert, Jennifer - 2001- 04Dixon, Stacey - 1990-91Dominick, Jodi - 2002-04Donson, Taylor - 2011Driggers, Gaye - 1986-87Dunn, Salley - 1982Egger, Tara - 1990-93Fasoldt, Sue - 1994-95Ferguson, Miriam - 1983Foster, Haley - 2008-10Fowler, April - 1992-96Freer, Kyndall - 2007Froehlich, Chris - 1987-90Fuller, Sarah - 2011Lander All-Time Player ListKelli Gregg won 60 games on the mound from 1990-93.Gantt, Kim - 1985Garrett, Jan - 1995-97Garrison, Kristina - 1989Gerstner, Cissy - 1998-01Glace, Ann - 1982Green, Tammy - 1985-86Greene, Becky - 2002-03Gregg, Kelli - 1990-93Griebel, Kristin - 2000-03Griffin, Sheila - 1984-85Griffis, Ann - 1986-87Griffith, Rhonda - 1982-85Grimsley, Shelly - 2009Gunter, Tracy - 1989-90Gurganus, Tonya - 1993-96Haisley, Jacki - 2010Hamby, Amanda - 2010-11Hamilton, Sheila - 1982-85Hammonds, Blair - 2010-11Hanks, Patricia - 1982-83Harbin, Ann - 1990-91Hargett, Leigh - 1987-89Harper, Jennifer - 1993-95Harper, Kim - 1985-87Harris, Lib - 2005-08Hartley, Alyssa - 2010-11Hawk, Barbara - 1996-99Hawkes, Jessie - 1982Hawkins, Lisa - 1988-89Hendrick, Kelley - 1999-2000Hill, Corinthia - 1996-99Hofferbert, Tara - 1990-91Hornseby, Angela - 1988Howell, Sharon - 1986-89Huckabee, Brianna - 2008Huckaby, Kim - 1994-95Hudson, Carrie - 2008-09Huffling, Amanda - 2002Huffman, Cassi - 1989-92Huggins, Celeste - 2003Hull, Stephanie - 1985-88Humphries, Kelly - 1983-84Hunter, Lessie - 1983Irwin, Valerie - 1997Isom, Donna - 1983Jack, Lisel - 1987Jackson, Thomasina - 1996Jennings, Jenny - 2004Jensen, Nikki - 2002Johnson, Katie - 1999Johnson, Kristi - 1993-96Johnson, Tonya - 1989Johnson, Wanda - 1982-84Jolly, Danica - 1993-94Jones, Carmen - 1983-84Joy, Toni - 1982Kellett, Jenna - 2005-08Kelley, Gay - 1984Kelley, Leigh Ann - 2007Kimmel, Summer - 2004King, Paula - 1986Knapp, Jackie - 1998-99Langford, Karen - 1983Lawrence, Rachelle - 2006Lee, Bailey - 2009Lee, Robin - 1982Leggieri, Colleen - 2003-06Leissner, Hayley - 2009-11Leissner, Kegan - 2011Lewis, Melissa - 1988-89Lomonaco, Jennifer - 1995Lowe, Megan - 2007Mack, Brantley - 1996-99Mantone, Kayt - 2011Mason, Sheena - 2002-05Mathews, Paula - 1985-87May, Stacie - 2000McGraw, Tammy - 1989-92McIntosh, Maria - 1992-93McSwain, Amanda - 2002-03Merril, Connie - 1987Mock, Bridget - 1991Moore, Lisa - 1983Moore, Lynn - 1991Morgan, Melanie - 1989-92Morris, Connie - 1986-88Moss, Deisha - 1997-2000Murray, Austin - 2005-08Newman, Marilyn - 2010Nock, Kelli - 1996-99Owens, Dianne - 1982Parker, Amanda - 2001Pegram, M.K. - 2011Permenter, Sarah - 2001-04Perry, Heather - 1997-2000Phillips, Aerin - 2008-09Phillips, Aubrie - 2008-09Poleman, Mary Helen - 1984Polhamus, Annie - 2009Pomeroy, Jessie - 1999-2001Presnell, Jaime - 2011Price, Jamie - 1997-98

Lander All-Time Player ListPrice, Kathy - 1997Price, Renae - 1983Proctor, Ashley - 2010Quaranto, Lisa - 1998-99Queen, Wendy - 2000-03Ray, Ginny - 1984-85Reames, Mikal - 2000-03Rich, Angie - 1990, 93-94Richardson, Macie - 1984-87Riggs, Kerri - 1996-97Roberson, Deanna - 1998-99Robinson, Morgan - 2011Ryals, Melissa - 2004-07Sammons, Lindsey - 2005, 08-09Schweinfurt, Katie - 2002-03Scott, Amy - 1994-97Senn, Sara - 2006-09Sheriff, Brittney - 2010-11Shirley, Bree - 2009Shoffner, Carmen - 1992-94Sibley, Jennifer - 2006Skelton, Sara - 1995-97Sloan, Tammy - 1990-93Smith, Kariana - 2004-05Smith, Natalie - 2007-10Smorenburg, Petra - 1992-95Sneed, Sydney - 2004Solesbee, Kelsey - 2000-01Sovde, Susan - 1985-89Stalvey, Jennifer - 1994-96Stapleton, Peggy - 1983-84Stephenson, Pamela - 2009Stewart, Daisy - 2007-10Still, Brook - 1997-2000Stoltz, Lacey - 2001-02Stone, Jennifer - 1990Swinney, Midge - 1987-88Tempks, Crystal - 1998Theismann, Aimee - 1995-98Thompson, Polly - 1983Tillman, Barbara - 1982Tomlinson, Ashley - 2000-03Topps, Laura - 2004Traynham, Lindsey - 2009-10Tuten, Kari - 2004-05Walker, Dena - 1990Wallace, Brittany - 2007Ward, Connie - 1982Ward, Linlei - 2008Warren, Mindy - 2000Watts, McKenzie - 2009Weed, Kristie - 1988-91West, Sheila - 1984Whitfield, Lindsey - 2008Yarborough, Amber - 2005-08Yarborough, Brande - 2000Young, Marla - 1987Youngblood, Lee Ann - 1982Doug Spears FieldHome of Lander Softball

198222-16Coach Doug SpearsClaflin .................................21-3 WClaflin .................................12-2 WFrancis Marion .................... 0-11 LFrancis Marion ....................0-10 LUSC Coastal .......................15-8 WUSC Coastal .......................14-4 WLiberty Baptist ......................1-3 LLiberty Baptist ......................2-7 LAnderson Jr. College ..........22-3 WAnderson Jr. College ............9-7 WNewberry College ..............14-3 WNewberry College ................6-4 WSpartanburg Methodist ........9-18 LSpartanburg Methodist ..........3-9 LNewberry College ..............13-7 WNewberry College ................6-5 WErskine ..................................7-8 LErskine .................................9-0 WSpartanburg Methodist .....18-12 WCentral Wesleyan ...............15-9 WCentral Wesleyan ..................5-6 LUSC Spartanburg ..................4-5 LUSC Spartanburg ..................2-4 LAnderson Jr. College ............5-2 WAnderson Jr. College ..........18-8 WErskine .............................12-11 WErskine ..............................14-15 LLimestone ............................7-2 WLimestone ..............................2-9 LUSC Spartanburg ..................3-5 LUSC Spartanburg ................ 6-11 LCentral Wesleyan .................3-2 WCentral Wesleyan ...............10-2 WLimestone ............................3-10 LVoorhees ...............................9-3 WCoastal Carolina .................19-1 WLimestone .............................8-7 WCentral Wesleyan ................2-10 L198320-15Coach Doug Spears(Official scorebook is missingthree games)Spartanburg Methodist .....11-10 WSpartanburg Methodist .........8-7 WCentral Wesleyan .............14-11 WCentral Wesleyan ...............15-9 WUSC Spartanburg ................9-10 LUSC Spartanburg ...............14-2 WLimestone ..............................6-9 LFurman .................................8-4 WErskine ...............................11-8 WUSC @ Coastal ....................9-6 WFrancis Marion ......................0-3 LFurman ...............................11-4 WFurman .............................13-12 WErskine .................................4-2 WErskine .............................. 11-12 LUSC @ Coastal ....................3-2 WDougSpearsScores from the PastUSC @ Coastal .....................2-5 LFrancis Marion ......................0-8 LUSC Spartanburg ..................2-5 LUSC Spartanburg .................3-2 WNewberry ..............................6-1 WNewberry ..............................5-1 WCentral Wesleyan ..................7-8 LCentral Wesleyan ..................3-5 LSpartanburg Methodist ..........0-6 LSpartanburg Methodist ..........4-7 LCoaching RecordsYear Coach Record1982 Doug Spears 22-161983 Doug Spears 20-151984 Doug Spears 20-201985 Doug Spears 38-131986 Doug Spears 32-111987 Doug Spears 46-71988 Doug Spears 33-241989 Doug Spears 27-221990 Doug Spears 44-131991 Doug Spears 38-201992 Doug Spears 36-221993 Doug Spears 28-201994 Doug Spears 46-161995 Doug Spears 38-151996 Doug Spears 41-121997 Doug Spears 30-261998 Doug Spears 42-161999 Doug Spears 38-212000 Doug Spears 32-212001 Doug Spears 28-282002 Doug Spears 31-312003 Doug Spears 31-202004 Doug Spears 30-312005 Doug Spears 32-342006 Lee Dobbins 27-282007 Jenny Gustin 15-412008 Brandon Duncan 12-372009 Brandon Duncan 14-312010 Brandon Duncan 23-242011 Brandon Duncan 21-22Doug Spears - 803-474 (.629 win percentage)Lee Dobbins - 27-28 (.490 win percentage)Jenny Gustin- 15-41 (.267 win percentage)Brandon Duncan - 70-114 (.380 win percentage)LeeDobbinsJennyGustinBrandonDuncanLimestone ..............................2-3 LLimestone ..............................3-6 LUSC @ Coastal ....................8-7 WUSC @ Coastal .................10-12 LErskine ..................................3-7 LErskine ..................................2-5 L198420-20Coach Doug Spears(Official scorebook does nothave some opponents identified)Voorhees ...............................4-1 WVoorhees ..............................5-13 LAnderson ............................12-2 WAnderson ............................13-5 WPresbyterian ...........................4-5 LUSC @ Coastal ...................2-12 LUSC @ Coastal .....................1-2 LFrancis Marion ......................0-3 LFrancis Marion ....................0-12 LErskine .................................3-2 WNo Name ...............................3-5 LErskine ................................3-10 LErskine .................................3-0 WNewberry ............................11-7 WNewberry ............................. 4-11 LUSC Lancaster .....................5-4 WUSC Lancaster ...................11-0 WCentral Wesleyan .................6-3 WCentral Wesleyan .................4-2 WNo Name ..............................6-3 WNo Name .............................4-10 LGreenville (Ill.) .....................1-5 LNo Name ............................16-1 WNo Name .............................0-10 LNo Name .............................3-16 LNo Name ............................. 3-11 LErskine .................................3-2 WErskine ................................8-10 LNo Name ...............................1-3 LNo Name .............................2-13 LAnderson ............................13-2 WAnderson ............................11-4 WNo Name ............................11-1 WNo Name ............................16-2 WNo Name ..............................8-3 WNo Name ........................... 11-12 LNo Name ............................12-1 WNo Name ..............................9-4 WNo Name ...............................2-3 LNo Name ...............................2-6 L198538-13Coach Doug SpearsUSC Lancaster .....................9-3 WUSC Lancaster ...................22-0 WNorth Greenville ................12-1 WNorth Greenville ................11-1 WClaflin .................................12-2 WClaflin .................................10-0 WNewberry ............................16-4 WNewberry ............................14-2 WErskine .................................4-3 WErskine .................................7-2 WFrancis Marion .....................5-0 WFrancis Marion .....................1-0 WUSC @ Coastal ....................9-1 WMethodist ..............................3-5 LMethodist ...........................11-3 WUSC @ Coastal .....................2-3 LUSC @ Coastal ....................3-0 W

Francis Marion ......................0-3 LFrancis Marion ......................3-4 LFurman .................................4-3 WFurman .................................2-1 WErskine ................................1-13 LErskine .................................5-2 WVoorhees .............................13-0 WVoorhees .............................17-8 WMorris .................................11-0 WMorris .................................10-1 WWinthrop ...............................1-8 LGreenville (Ill.) ....................3-2 WGreenville (Ill.) ....................4-3 WAnderson ...............................0-2 LAnderson ..............................1-0 WErskine ................................ 1-11 LErskine ...............................10-0 WNewberry ...............................2-3 LNewberry ..............................4-3 WLimestone ..............................0-3 LLimestone ..............................1-2 LWheeling College .................1-0 WWheeling College .................4-3 WUSC Spartanburg ...............11-1 WUSC Spartanburg ...............10-0 WAnderson College ...............11-2 WAnderson College .................9-2 WGeorgia State ........................6-3 WWest Georgia ......................11-0 WTennessee Tech...................13-3 WNewberry ..............................6-0 WNo Name ...............................2-5 LWinthrop ...............................3-5 LGreenville Junior College .....4-6 L198632-11Coach Doug SpearsClaflin ...................................6-2 WClaflin ...................................5-0 WMorris .................................21-1 WMorris .................................26-4 WNorth Greenville ..................2-1 WNorth Greenville ................11-5 WCentral Wesleyan .................8-0 WCentral Wesleyan .................7-0 WGeorgia State ........................1-0 WGeorgia Southern .................5-2 WTennessee Tech...................17-3 WErskine .................................1-0 WErskine .................................4-1 WNewberry ..............................2-0 WNewberry ..............................6-4 WUSC Spartanburg ...............11-0 WMercer ..................................3-2 WMethodist ..............................3-4 LFrancis Marion ......................0-5 LFrancis Marion ......................4-6 LCoastal Carolina ...................1-0 WCoastal Carolina ...................9-1 WBaptist ...................................4-5 LBaptist ..................................7-4 WVirginia Wesleyan .................1-4 LScores from the PastKristie Weed, a 1990 and ’91 NAIA All-American, holds the single-seasonhits record (90) and is second in career hits (285).Liberty ..................................5-0 WN.C. Wesleyan ......................3-2 WLimestone ..............................4-9 LLimestone .............................2-0 WCentral Wesleyan .................4-1 WCentral Wesleyan .................2-1 WAnderson ............................15-8 WAnderson ..............................5-4 WVoorhees ...............................6-1 WVoorhees ................................5-6 LUSC Spartanburg ..................0-4 LCentral Wesleyan .................2-0 WErskine ..................................0-1 LCoastal Carolina ...................3-2 WLimestone .............................5-4 WFrancis Marion .....................2-1 WFrancis Marion ......................2-4 LFrancis Marion ......................0-2 L198746-7Coach Doug Spears(One win missing from officialscorebook)Furman .................................4-3 WCentral Wesleyan .................7-4 WCentral Wesleyan ...............11-5 WVoorhees .............................18-0 WVoorhees .............................11-0 WMorris .................................12-0 WMorris .................................18-0 WGeorgia State ........................1-0 WEast Carolina .........................1-3 LTennessee Tech.....................5-4 WNewberry ..............................3-0 WErskine .................................8-1 WUSC Spartanburg .................6-0 WUSC Spartanburg ...............14-3 WUSC Aiken ...........................8-3 WUSC Aiken .........................16-0 WUSC Spartanburg .................4-0 WUNC Charlotte .....................4-0 WMercer ..................................9-1 WAnderson College .................2-0 WAnderson College ...............11-3 WLimestone ..............................1-6 LFrancis Marion ......................1-2 LFrancis Marion ......................1-3 LErskine .................................3-2 WErskine .................................5-2 WBaptist College .....................7-4 WBaptist College ...................13-3 WSalisbury State .....................2-1 WVirginia Wesleyan ................5-3 WNorth Carolina Wesleyan .....3-0 WSalisbury State .....................8-3 WClaflin ...................................5-4 WErskine .................................6-3 WErskine .................................4-3 WNewberry ..............................3-2 WNewberry ..............................3-0 WCentral Wesleyan ...............10-0 WCentral Wesleyan ...............10-0 WNorth Greenville ..................9-1 WNorth Greenville ................11-0 WJayhawks ..............................8-5 WUSC Spartanburg .................3-2 WLimestone ..............................0-1 LClaflin .................................11-0 WUSC Spartanburg ...............11-0 WFrancis Marion ......................1-5 LUSC Spartanburg .................3-0 WFrancis Marion .....................4-2 WFrancis Marion ......................4-5 LUSC Spartanburg .................5-3 WBaptist College ..................10-4 W198833-24Coach Doug Spears(Official scorebook lists two additionalgames)North Greenville ..................3-0 WNorth Greenville ..............23-10 WAnderson College ................3-0 WAnderson College ..............14-0 WErskine .................................6-1 WNewberry .............................6-0 WClaflin ................................11-8 WClaflin ................................18-3 WGeorgia State ........................1-2 LErskine ..................................0-1 LTennessee Tech .....................4-6 LCoker ...................................2-0 WCoker ...................................8-2 WVoorhees ............................10-0 WVoorhees ..........................21-11 WHuntington ...........................6-0 WHuntington ...........................9-7 WMissouri Western ..................1-3 LMissouri Western ..................1-4 LMissouri Baptist ...................7-2 WMissouri Baptist .................10-0 WWest Florida ........................2-12 LWest Florida ..........................2-4 LColumbia ...............................2-3 LMissouri-Rolla ......................2-5 LWisconsin-Parkside ...............2-7 LCentral Missouri ...................5-1 WMaryville ............................11-3 WWest Florida .........................3-0 WSt. Mary’s ..............................2-3 LMissouri Western ..................3-5 LErskine .................................9-1 WErskine .................................7-5 WNewberry ...............................2-3 LNewberry ............................15-5 WLimestone ..............................6-7 LWest Florida ..........................3-4 LFrancis Marion ......................4-7 LCentral Wesleyan .................4-0 WCentral Wesleyan .................9-2 WUSC Spartanburg .................4-3 WUSC Spartanburg ..................3-4 LLimestone ..............................2-3 LLimestone ..............................4-5 LUNC Charlotte ......................0-2 LUNC Charlotte .....................2-0 WErskine ..................................0-2 LErskine .................................5-1 WUSC Aiken ...........................4-0 WUSC Aiken .........................17-2 WFrancis Marion ......................4-6 LFrancis Marion .....................3-0 WClaflin .................................10-9 WCentral Wesleyan .................9-1 WErskine .................................9-2 W

Scores from the PastLimestone .............................5-2 WFrancis Marion ......................2-4 LUSC Spartanburg .................7-0 WFrancis Marion ....................5-15 L198927-22Coach Doug SpearsClaflin .................................12-2 WClaflin ....................................3-4 LNewberry ...............................2-4 LNewberry ..............................5-1 WGeorgia State .........................0-5 LEast Carolina .......................0-14 LWest Florida ..........................3-7 LWest Florida ..........................3-7 LCarson-Newman ..................8-7 WCarson-Newman ..................3-2 WUNC Wilmington .................7-1 WSaginaw Valley ......................4-5 LPurdue ..................................9-1 WHuntington ............................1-2 LWest Florida ........................ 0-11 LColumbia ...............................1-2 LVoorhees ...............................4-1 WVoorhees .............................11-1 WSpartanburg Methodist .......14-4 WSpartanburg Methodist ..........5-6 LMorris .................................11-4 WMorris .................................10-2 WNo Name ..............................4-2 WNo Name ............................10-4 WCentral Wesleyan .................5-0 WCentral Wesleyan ..................2-3 LClaflin ...................................7-4 WClaflin .................................10-1 WWest Florida ..........................2-5 LTusculum ...............................1-3 LFrancis Marion ...................10-0 WErskine ...............................13-6 WErskine ...............................10-0 WLimestone ..............................4-5 LLimestone ..............................3-4 LUSC Spartanburg .................2-1 WUSC Spartanburg ...............10-5 WUSC Aiken .........................11-0 WUSC Aiken ...........................7-1 WBenedict .............................10-0 WBenedict .............................10-3 WErskine ..................................0-1 LErskine .................................9-4 WFrancis Marion ......................2-3 LFrancis Marion ......................3-4 LUNC Charlotte ......................3-7 LUNC Charlotte ......................1-3 LUSC Spartanburg ..............12-13 LCoker ....................................4-2 W199044-13Coach Doug Spears(Some opponents not identifiedin official scorebook)No Name ..............................4-2 WGeorgia State ....................... 3-11 LGeorgia Tech .........................7-8 LBaptist College .....................6-2 WBaptist College ......................0-1 LBaptist College .....................4-1 WBaptist College ......................1-6 LNorth Greenville ...................0-4 LNorth Greenville ..................6-0 WGeorgia Tech ........................3-0 WGeorgia Tech ........................6-2 WLimestone .............................4-3 WLimestone .............................9-7 WUSC Aiken .........................12-3 WNo Name ..............................4-0 WNo Name ..............................6-0 WNo Name ..............................4-1 WAnderson ............................14-1 WNo Name ............................10-3 WNewberry ..............................2-1 WNewberry ..............................7-1 WFrancis Marion .....................6-0 WFrancis Marion ...................10-3 WCoker ....................................8-2 WCoker .....................................5-9 LLimestone .............................6-1 WLimestone ..............................1-3 LWest Virginia Wesleyan .....10-7 WHiwassee ..............................6-0 WLincoln Memorial ................1-3 LErskine .................................3-2 WErskine .................................6-2 WNewberry ..............................8-7 WNewberry ..............................8-3 WBenedict .............................14-9 WBenedict ...............................5-0 WUSC Spartanburg ..................3-4 LUSC Spartanburg ..................2-7 LCentral Wesleyan .................1-0 WCentral Wesleyan .................2-0 WNo Name ..............................6-3 WUSC Spartanburg ..................2-3 LCentral Wesleyan .................1-0 WUNC ......................................1-2 LUNC ......................................0-5 LFrancis Marion ...................10-2 WNewberry ............................10-2 WClaflin ...................................6-3 WClaflin .................................11-0 WUSC Aiken .........................12-0 WUSC Aiken .........................15-0 WTusculum ...............................3-5 LTusculum ..............................6-2 WClaflin .................................11-4 WClaflin ...................................8-5 WCoker ..................................10-0 WCoker ..................................10-1 W199138-20Coach Doug Spears(several games missing from officialscorebook)Furman ...............................10-5 WFurman ..................................5-6 LAnderson ..............................7-2 WClaflin ...................................9-7 WClaflin ....................................3-5 LNewberry ..............................4-0 WNewberry ..............................6-3 WUSC Aiken .........................11-1 WUSC Aiken ............................3-7 LErskine ...............................14-1WErskine ................................10-1WHuntington ............................0-6 LHuntington ............................4-6 LTusculum ...............................2-0WTusculum ...............................3-6 LCarson-Newman ...................0-3 LCarson-Newman ..................3-1WTusculum ..............................9-3WJohnson College ................... 1-3 LIUPU ..................................12-0WLake Forest ............................4-8 LWest Florida ..........................0-5 LMobile ..................................1-5 LMorris ..................................15-0WMorris ..................................16-6WCentral Wesleyan ..................2-0WCentral Wesleyan ...............11-0WNewberry ...............................3-1WCentral Wesleyan ..................5-8 LPaine ....................................19-0WBarber-Scotia ......................29-0WBarber-Scotia ......................13-0WFrancis Marion ....................10-2WClaflin ....................................7-4WClaflin ..................................13-3WBenedict ..............................12-1WBenedict ..............................13-3WCentral Wesleyan ..................6-7 LCentral Wesleyan ..................4-9 LUSC-Spartanburg .................3-2 WClaflin ..................................7-0 WLimestone ............................4-3 WCoker ....................................6-1 WCoker ...................................6-0 WErskine ...............................11-1 WErskine .................................6-1 WLimestone ..............................1-2 LLimestone ..............................4-6 L199236-22, 6-6 PBCCoach Doug SpearsFrancis Marion ...................15-5 WFrancis Marin .......................6-1 WNewberry ..............................9-5 WNewberry ...............................3-8 LErskine ..................................2-9 LUSC Aiken ...........................5-3 WCentral Wesleyan .................2-1 WUSC Aiken ...........................5-2 WUSC Aiken ............................2-5 LNewberry ...............................0-1 LBenedict .............................15-2 WMorris ...................................8-1 WCentral Wesleyan ...............10-9 WErskine ...............................11-0 WLimestone .............................7-6 WLimestone ..............................6-9 LGannon ..................................5-6 LGannon ...............................10-4 WClaflin .................................14-0 WClaflin .................................16-2 WErskine .................................4-1 WErskine ...............................13-3 WVoorhees .............................24-0 WVoorhees .............................42-1 WCentral Wesleyan .................7-0 WCentral Wesleyan .................5-1 WSt. Mary’s ............................6-4 WSt. Mary’s ..............................0-8 LPittsburg State .....................2-10 LPittsburg State .......................1-3 LTexas Lutheran .....................5-2 WMobile Al. .............................1-8 LAugusta ................................7-2 WAugusta ................................4-3 WClaflin ...................................9-0 WClaflin .................................11-0 WLimestone .............................3-2 WLimestone ..............................0-1 LColumbus .............................3-2 WColumbus ..............................1-2 LErskine .................................3-0 WErskine ...............................19-2 WMorris ....................................3-4 LMorris .................................12-2 WBenedict ................................7-8 LBenedict ............................19-10 LTusculum ...............................1-2 LKennesaw State .....................0-1 LGeorgia College ....................1-2 LGerogia College ....................4-6 LUSC Spartanburg ..................0-2 LUSC Spartanburg ..................0-7 LNewberry ...............................0-1 LNewberry ..............................9-0 WNewberry ..............................1-0 WTusculum ..............................2-0 WCentral Wesleyan .................4-2 WErskine ...............................11-0 WCharleston Southern ..............2-4 L199328-20, 7-7Coach Doug SpearsClaflin .................................10-0 WClaflin ...................................8-0 WNewberry ............................12-0 WNewberry ...............................1-2 LNorth Florida .........................1-2 LNorth Florida ........................4-3 WSaginaw .................................3-4 LSaginaw .................................5-7 LSt. Leo ...................................2-9 LSt. Leo ...................................4-5 LKentucky Wesleyan ..............8-2 W

Scores from the PastColumbus .............................6-3 WNewberry ............................11-1 WNewberry ..............................2-1 WUSC Spartanburg ..................1-2 LUSC Spartanburg ..................1-6 LErskine .................................7-2 WCentral Wesleyan .................8-7 WLimestone ..............................2-3 LClaflin .................................12-2 WClaflin .................................20-2 WKennesaw State .....................0-3 LKennesaw State .....................0-5 LErskine .................................4-2 WErskine ...............................10-0 WUNC Pembroke ....................5-2 WUNC Pembroke ....................3-2 WColumbus State .....................2-3 LColumbus State ....................3-1 WFrancis Marion ......................0-6 LFrancis Marion ......................5-8 LGeorgia College ...................6-4 WGeorgia College ...................8-6 WCarson-Newman ...................1-4 LSt. Leo ..................................3-2 WMississippi University .........3-2 WNorth Carolina Central .........5-0 WUSC Aiken ............................0-1 LUSC Aiken ...........................3-1 WColumbus State .....................0-6 LColumbus State ...................3-13 LKennesaw State .....................0-4 LKennesaw State ...................3-10 LFrancis Marion ......................2-3 LFrancis Marion ......................1-3 LUNC Pembroke ....................8-3 WUNC Pembroke ..................18-1 WNorth Georgia ......................7-0 WNorth Georgia ....................14-2 WLimestone .............................3-1 WLimestone ..............................0-3 LColumbus State .....................0-7 LUSC Aiken ............................6-9 L199446-16, 8-4 PBCCoach Doug SpearsNorth Florida ........................7-4 WNorth Florida ........................2-0 WClaflin ...................................8-0 WClaflin .................................10-0 WRio Grande ...........................8-4 WRio Grande ...........................8-3 WRio Grande .........................10-2 WGardner-Webb ......................8-4 WUSC Aiken ...........................8-4 WSalem University .................9-0 WSalem University ...................2-3 LNewberry ............................14-4 WLimestone .............................9-2 WLimestone .............................2-1 WNorth Florida .........................1-2 LNorth Florida ........................5-0 WBarry .....................................0-7 LBrittany Sheriff slides safely into base in a 2011 game against North Greenville.Barry .....................................4-5 LFlorida Tech .......................14-1 WFlorida Tech ......................13-5 WWebber ..................................1-4 LWebber ..................................6-7 LFlorida Southern ....................2-6 LFlorida Southern ....................0-8 LErskine ...............................14-4 WErskine ...............................13-1 WNewberry ...............................0-1 LNewberry ............................15-7 WErskine ...............................11-2 WGeorgia College ...................3-1 WLimestone ...........................10-7 WElon ......................................4-0 WElon ......................................6-2 WUSC Spartanburg ..................0-4 LUSC Spartanburg ..................3-7 LClaflin .................................19-4 WClaflin .................................16-2 WQueens ..................................3-2 WElon ....................................11-1 WWest Virginia Wesleyan .......3-2 WUNC Pembroke ....................8-0 WUNC Pembroke ....................4-1 WKennesaw State .....................4-9 LKennesaw State ....................0-3 LColumbus State .....................0-2 LColumbus State .....................1-4 LGeorgia College ...................2-0 WGeorgia College ...................7-3 WUSC Aiken ...........................3-0 WUSC Aiken ...........................9-5 WUNC Pembroke ....................8-4 WAnderson ..............................8-3 WCatawba ..............................11-6 WCatawba .................................... 5-2Augusta ..............................18-7 WAugusta ..............................18-1 WErskine ...............................10-2 WErskine ...............................11-3 WPembroke State ...................12-0WFrancis Marion .....................8-0 WUSC Spartanburg ..................2-5 LColumbus State ...................8-10 L199538-15, 9-5 PBCCoach Doug SpearsGardner-Webb ......................5-0 WGardner-Webb ......................8-0 WClaflin ...................................6-0 WClaflin ...................................8-0 WNewberry ..............................2-0 WNewberry ..............................8-0 WLimestone .............................8-0 WGardner-Webb ......................2-1 WUSC Aiken ............................2-5 LSalem Teikyo ........................9-0 WSalem Teikyo ........................2-0 WSt. Mary's ..............................7-9 LSt. Mary's ..............................2-3 LStephen F. Austin ..................3-4 LTexas Lutheran ......................0-2 LTexas Lutheran ......................1-3 LKennesaw State .....................3-6 LKennesaw State .....................0-6 LUSC Spartanburg .................3-2 WUSC Spartanburg ................1-10 LErskine .................................5-1 WErskine .................................8-4 WNewberry ..............................7-3 WGeorgia College .................10-2 WLimestone .............................9-0 WFrancis Marion ......................1-3 LFracis Marion .......................7-3 WNewberry ..............................8-1 WNewberry ..............................9-1 WGeorgia College .................14-6 WGeorgia College .................12-0 WMars Hill ..............................9-2 WGardner Webb ....................12-0 WTusculum ..............................5-4 WElon ......................................6-3 WLimestone ...........................14-0 WPembroke State ....................8-5 WPembroke State ....................9-3 WColumbus College .................0-9 LColumbus College ................9-1 WAugusta State .......................7-1 WAugusta State .......................9-2 WErskine ...............................10-0 WErskine ..............................13- 4 WBarry .....................................2-6 LValdosta State ........................3-4 LKennesaw State .....................1-2 LLimestone .............................7-4 WLimestone ...........................10-0 WFrancis Marion ......................3-4 LGeorgia College ...................9-0 WUSC Aiken ...........................7-1 WFrancis Marion .....................6-2 W199641-12-1, 8-6 PBCCoach Doug SpearsGardner-Webb ......................6-5 WGardner-Webb .......................5-5 TClaflin ...................................6-0 WClaflin .................................10-0 WClaflin .................................15-0 WClaflin .................................13-0 WWingate ................................1-0 WWingate ................................9-2 WUSC Aiken .........................12-1 WGardner-Webb ......................6-0 WLimestone .............................9-1 WAnderson ............................15-7 WAnderson ............................13-0 WN.Y. Institute of Tech. ..........6-5 W

Scores from the PastN.Y. Institute of Tech. ..........7-1 WLimestone .............................9-0 WQueens (NY) ........................9-0 WBarton ...................................7-2 WColumbus College ...............2-10 LQueens (NC) ........................8-4 WUSC Spartanburg .................3-2 WNewberry ..............................6-4 WNewberry ............................18-0 WColumbus College ..............14-5 WColumbus College ...............2-10 LUSC Spartanburg ..................3-5 LUSC Spartanburg ..................6-9 LPiedmont College ...............14-8 WEmmanuel College ...............7-2 WErskine .................................2-0 WAugusta College ...................6-3 WAugusta College ...................9-3 WElon .......................................3-6 LCoker .....................................1-7 LLimestone ...........................11-8 WTusculum ..............................3-7 LUSC Aiken ............................2-3 LUSC Aiken ...........................7-4 WErskine ...............................11-1 WErskine ...............................13-7 WFrancis Marion ......................1-2 LFrancis Marion ......................2-3 LPembroke State ..................10-2 WPembroke State ....................4-1 WGeorgia College .................12-4 WGeorgia College ...................7-3 WNewberry ..............................3-1 WNewberry ..............................9-1 WLimestone .............................6-0 WLimestone .............................8-0 WErskine .................................5-0 WErskine .................................3-2 WFrancis Marion ......................0-4 LGeorgia College ....................2-3 L199730-26, 4-12 PBCCoach Doug SpearsWingate ................................5-0 WWingate ...............................4-12 LGardner-Webb ......................2-0 WGardner-Webb .......................3-4 LClaflin .................................15-0 WClaflin .................................15-0 WNewberry ..............................2-1 WNewberry ..............................5-1 WAnderson ..............................8-0 WClaflin .................................16-0 WClaflin ...............................19-11 WNorth Georgia ....................12-0 WNorth Georgia ......................8-0 WGardner-Webb ......................5-2 WMontreat College .................5-0 WLimestone College ................4-7 LUSC Spartanburg ................0-10 LUSC Spartanburg ..................1-4 LAugusta State ........................2-5 LAugusta State ........................3-4 LSt. Andrews ........................22-2 WFrancis Marion .....................1-0 WCatawba ................................7-4 WFrancis Marion ......................1-4 LNewberry ..............................3-1 WNewberry ...............................3-6 LErskine ..................................4-5 LErskine ..................................4-5 LDelta State ............................4-1 WValdosta State ........................4-8 LMissisippi University ...........2-0 WColumbus State .....................1-9 LAlabama-Huntsville ..............1-6 LGeorgia College ...................5-3 WGeorgia College ....................1-2 LShaw University .................10-1 WCarson-Newman ...................1-4 LSt. Leo ..................................3-2 WNorth Carolina Central .........5-0 WMississippi University .........3-2 WUSC Aiken ............................0-1 LUSC Aiken ...........................3-1 WColumbus State .....................0-6 LColumbus State ...................3-13 LKennesaw State .....................0-4 LKennesaw State ...................3-10 LFrancis Marion ......................2-3 LFrancis Marion ......................1-3 LUNC Pembroke ....................8-3 WUNC Pembroke ..................18-1 WNorth Georgia ......................7-0 WNorth Georgia ....................14-2 WLimestone .............................3-1 WLimestone ..............................0-3 LColumbus State .....................0-7 LUSC Aiken ............................6-9 L199842-16, 10-8 PBCCoach Doug SpearsGardner Webb ......................6-1 WGardner Webb ......................6-2 WAnderson ............................14-0 WAnderson ...........................12-1 WClaflin .................................12-1 WClaflin ...................................1-0 WNorth Georgia .......................4-5 LNorth Georgia ......................7-1 WGardner Webb ......................4-3 WLimestone ...........................15-9 WClaflin ...................................3-2 WNorth Greenville ..................7-1 WNorth Greenville ................10-2 WPresbyterian College ............3-2 WPresbyterian College ............9-1 WSouthern Wesleyan ................5-6 LPresbyterian College ............3-2 WSouthern Wesleyan ...............7-6 WAugusta State ........................3-6 LAugusta State .....................13-8 WNew York Tech ...................10-2 WNew York Tech .....................5-1 WPresbyterian College .............0-3 LAnderson College .................5-1 WErskine College ....................6-1 WUSC Spartanburg .................3-1 WUSC Spartanburg .................5-4 WNewberry ..............................5-1 WNewberry ..............................7-0 WArmstrong Atlantic ................0-4 LArmstrong Atlantic ...............1-0 WUNC Pembroke ....................7-1 WUNC Pembroke ....................4-3 WPresbyterian College .............3-4 LPresbyterian College .............1-3 LMiss. Univ. Women ..............7-2 WEckerd College ......................6-7 LCarson-Newman ..................6-5 WSt. Leo ..................................4-2 WUSC Aiken ...........................8-3 WUSC Aiken .........................13-1 WKennesaw State .....................0-4 LKennesaw State .....................0-8 LColumbus State .....................0-1 LColumbus State .....................0-4 LFrancis Marion .....................5-1 WFrancis Marion .....................7-4 WErskine College ..................11-3 WErskine College ....................4-2 WAnderson College .................8-0 WAnderson College .................8-0 WNorth Florida .........................1-3 LNorth Florida .........................4-5 LLimestone .............................6-3 WArmstrong Atlantic ................1-3 LUSC Spartanburg .................4-3 WColumbus State ....................5-3 WArmstrong Atlantic ................2-4 L199938-21, 5-13 PBCCoach Doug SpearsMontreat College .................6-1 WMontreat College .................7-1 WClaflin ..................................18-4WClaflin ..................................17-1WPresbyterian College ............9-2 WPresbyterian College ............8-1 WNewberry ..............................5-3 WLimestone .............................5-2 WUSC Aiken ...........................2-1 WNorth Georgia ......................4-2 WNorth Georgia ......................7-3 WNorth Greenville ...................5-7 LNorth Greenville ..................8-4 WSouthern Wesleyan ...............4-2 WSouthern Wesleyan ...............3-1 WClaflin ...................................8-1 WClaflin .................................11-3 WLimestone .............................6-5 WTusculum ..............................9-0 WSouthern Indiana ...................1-6 LBarton College .....................8-6 WUSC Aiken ...........................1-0 WNorth Florida ........................2-1 WSouthern Indiana .................6-14 LErskine .................................9-6 WErskine .................................6-1 WNewberry ...............................0-1 LNewberry ..............................4-3 WPresbyterian College ............1-0 WPresbyterian College ............4-3 WCalifornia PA .........................2-9 LMississippi Women ...............3-5 LSt.Leo ...................................4-3 WCarson-Newman ...................6-7 LWingate .................................3-4 LAugusta State ........................0-2 LAugusta State .......................6-1 WColumbus State .....................1-4 LColumbus State ...................0-12 LNorth Greenville ................10-0 WNorth Greenville ..................8-0 WLenoir-Rhyne .......................5-2 WLenoir-Rhyne .....................17-1 WUSC Spartanburg .................8-6 WUSC Spartanburg ..................5-6 LUNC Pembroke ..................12-0 WUNC Pembroke ....................9-4 WGeorgia College ....................5-6 LGeorgia College ....................2-3 LNorth Florida .........................0-8 LNorth Florida .......................0-12 LArmstrong Atlantic ................0-8 LArmstrong Atlantic ..............0-12 LLimestone .............................8-3 WLimestone .............................4-1 WFrancis Marion .....................5-0 WFrancis Marion ......................5-6 LKennesaw State .....................0-3 LKennesaw State ...................1-12 L200032-21, 9-11 PBCCoach Doug SpearsNorth Greenville ..................3-0 WNorth Greenville .................17-1WLees McRae .........................8-0 WUSC Aiken ...........................2-1 WClaflin ...................................4-3 WClaflin ...................................7-0 WAnderson ..............................2-1 WAnderson ..............................7-3 WCarson-Newman .................3-10 LCarson-Newman ...................2-4 LSouthern Wesleyan .............12-0 WSouthern Wesleyan .............11-7 WNewberry ..............................3-1 WWingate .................................3-8 LQueens ...................................0-1 LCoker ....................................7-6 WPresbyterian College ............5-3 WPresbyterian College ..........12-3 WPresbyterian College ............5-4 WLees-McRae ..........................7-9 LC.W. Post ...............................0-1 LNorth Georgia ......................2-1 WNorth Georgia .......................0-3 L

Columbus State .....................0-6 LColumbus State ....................2-0 WPresbyterian ..........................2-1 WWest Liberty ..........................2-3 LGeorgia College ....................1-3 LUSC Spartanburg ..................0-6 LUSC Spartanburg .................5-3 WArmstrong Atlantic ................0-7 LArmstrong Atlantic ................3-4 LUNC Pembroke ....................3-0 WUNC Pembroke ................13-11 WAugusta State .......................2-1 WAugusta State .......................7-0 WKennesaw State .....................0-8 LKennesaw State ...................0-10 LGeorgia College ....................1-4 LGeorgia College ....................2-5 LNorth Florida ........................0-1 LNorth Florida ........................2-8 LUSC Aiken ...........................6-2 WUSC Aiken ...........................4-2 WNewberry ...............................3-5 LNewberry ..............................9-0 WFrancis Marion ......................0-8 LFrancis Marion .....................1-0 WErskine .................................4-0 WErskine .................................3-1 WLimestone .............................5-2 WLimestone .............................2-1 W200128-28, 3-16 PBCCoach Doug SpearsNorth Greenville ..................3-1 WNorth Greenville ..................4-1 WTusculum ................................0-1LTusculum ..............................1-0 WClaflin ...................................9-0 WClaflin ...................................8-0 WNewberry ..............................7-0 WNewberry ............................10-4 WUNC Pembroke ....................6-2 WLees-McRae ..........................1-6 LUSC Aiken ...........................5-4 WLees-McRae ..........................4-8 LLees-McRae ..........................3-5 LClaflin .................................16-0 WClaflin .................................16-3 WShaw ...................................14-0 WLenoir-Rhyne .......................3-1 WCoker ....................................6-5 WLongwood .............................1-5 LAnderson ..............................7-5 WAnderson ............................11-8 WNorth Georgia ......................7-2 WNorth Georgia ......................3-2 WArmstrong Atlantic ................1-7 LArmstrong Atlantic ................1-6 LNorth Florida .........................0-8 LNorth Florida .........................0-9 LPace ......................................1-0 WPace ......................................6-4 WUSC Spartanburg ..................0-3 LScores from the PastShortstop Sarah Fuller makes a play against North Georgia in a 2011game. (photo by Kevin Bagwell).USC Spartanburg ..................5-8 LCarson-Newman ...................0-7 LCarson-Newman ..................2-0 WSouthern Wesleyan ...............3-0 WSouthern Wesleyan ................0-1 LUNC Pembroke ....................5-4 WUNC Pembroke ..................10-4 WUSC Aiken ............................2-4 LUSC Aiken ............................2-7 LKennesaw State .....................1-4 LKennesaw State ...................6-10 LColumbus State ...................1-16 LColumbus State .....................0-3 LErskine ..................................9-3 LErskine ..................................3-6 LGeorgia College ...................5-1 WGeorgia College ....................0-4 LNewberry ...............................7-8 LNewberry ..............................6-1 WErskine .................................9-1 WErskine .............................. 11-12 LFrancis Marion ......................1-9 LFrancis Marion ....................2-10 LAugusta State ...................... 0-11 LColumbus State .....................0-8 LAugusta State ........................0-8 L200231-31, 5-15 PBCDoug SpearsSouthern Wesleyan ...............9-0 WSouthern Wesleyan ...............9-1 WNewberry ..............................9-4 WNewberry ...............................1-2 LClaflin ...................................1-0 WClaflin ...................................9-1 WMount Olive .........................3-0 WMount Olive ..........................5-9 LShaw .....................................9-2 WMount Olive .........................6-0 WLees-McRae .........................5-2 WLees-McRae .........................8-0 WLees-McRae .........................8-0 WGeorgia College ....................0-8 LTexas A&M Kingsville .........1-2 LSIU Edwardsville ..................1-5 LKennesaw State .....................0-9 LSouthern Indiana ...................2-3 LErskine ...............................10-0 WErskine .................................5-1 WGeorgia College ....................3-7 LGeorgia College ....................5-7 LNorth Greenville ...................3-5 LMontreat College .................2-0 WLenoir-Rhyne ........................3-4 LWest Virginia State ...............2-1 WLongwood ...........................3-12 LLongwood ............................6-3 WCalifornia PA .........................4-5 LUSC Spartanburg ..................1-3 LUSC Spartanburg ..................2-4 LPresbyterian ...........................1-2 LPresbyterian ...........................0-2 LUNC Pembroke ....................9-0 WUNC Pembroke ....................9-1 WErskine .................................6-0 WErskine .................................4-2 WAugusta State ........................0-2 LAugusta State ........................4-8 LRio Grande .........................14-0 WRio Grande ...........................8-0 WFrancis Marion ......................3-4 LFrancis Marion .....................3-1 WUSC Aiken ...........................6-5 WUSC Aiken .......................13-11 WNorth Greenville ..................7-1 WNorth Greenville ..................6-1 WPresbyterian ..........................4-0 WPresbyterian ..........................5-4 WKennesaw State ...................0-13 LKennesaw State .....................2-7 LColumbus State ...................0-10 LColumbus State .....................3-4 LArmstrong Atlantic ................0-8 LArmstrong Atlantic ..............0-13 LNorth Florida .........................0-6 LNorth Florida .........................1-6 LNewberry ..............................7-1 WNewberry ...............................5-6 LAugusta State .......................5-0 WArmstrong Atlantic ................1-9 LColumbus State ...................4-10 L200331-20, 2-13 PBCCoach Doug SpearsClaflin ...................................8-0 WClaflin .................................20-2 WBenedict ...............................7-1 WBenedict ...............................8-0 WSouthern Wesleyan .............10-4 WLenior Rhyne ........................0-6 LPresbyterian College .............1-4 LPresbyterian College ............2-1 WLimestone .............................7-1 WLimestone .............................6-3 WBenedict ...............................3-0 WBenedict ...............................9-3 WUSC Spartanburg ..................4-5 LUSC Spartanburg ..................2-7 LSouthern Wesleyan .............16-0 WSouthern Wesleyan ...............2-0 WNewberry ..............................4-0 WNewberry ..............................9-1 WMars Hill ..............................7-0 WPace ....................................11-3 WWest Virginia Wesleyan .......7-3 WWheeling Jesuit ....................9-5 WIUPUI ...................................1-0 WPace ......................................8-7 WValdosta State ......................2-10 LFrancis Marion ......................0-3 LFrancis Marion ......................0-3 LColumbus State .....................0-5 LAugusta State ........................0-8 LAugusta State ........................2-3 LKennesaw State ................... 0-11 LKennesaw State ...................1-12 LUSC Aiken ............................3-5 LUSC Aiken ............................5-7 LErskine .................................6-4 WErskine ..................................4-5 LLimestone .............................6-3 WLimestone .............................8-2 WNewberry ..............................6-0 WNewberry ..............................7-2 WUNC Pembroke ....................3-0 WUNC Pembroke ..................10-0 WCoker ....................................5-4 W

Scores from the PastCoker .....................................6-7 LArmstrong Atlantic ...............1-8 LArmstrong Atlantic ................1-3 LClaflin .................................15-0 WClaflin .................................15-1 WUSC Spartanburg .................4-3 WGeorgia College ....................0-8 LArmstrong Atlantic ................0-5 L200430-31, 3-17 PBCCoach Doug SpearsAnderson ..............................3-1 WAnderson ...............................5-6 LClaflin ......................(forfeit)1-0 WBenedict ...............................7-1 WBenedict ...............................5-1 WPresbyterian College ..........8-12 LPresbyterian College ........... 5-11 LEmmanuel College ...............7-1 WEmmaunel College ...............8-0 WNewberry ..............................4-0 WWheeling Jesuit ....................3-1 WWheeling Jesuit ....................4-0 WNewberry ..............................0-2 WWheeling Jesuit ....................5-3 WWheeling Jesuit .....................6-7 LUSC Spartanburg ..................1-2 LUSC Spartanburg ..................0-5 LPresbyterian College ............6-3 WPresbyterian College .............1-3 LAugusta State ........................2-5 LAugusta State ........................2-3 LAlderson Broaddus ...............3-2 WTusculum ..............................2-1 WMt. Olive ............................10-8 WShaw ...................................14-4 WMars Hill ..............................3-2 WNorth Florida .........................0-6 LNorth Florida .......................1-10 LNewberry ..............................5-4 WNewberry ............................. 5-11 LLenoir Rhyne .......................4-1 WWest Virginia State ................2-3 LBelmont-Abbey .....................1-4 LMars Hill ..............................4-0 WQueens ..................................4-3 WUSC Aiken ...........................2-1 WLongwood ........................... 2-11 LFrancis Marion .....................6-5 WFrancis Marion ......................2-3 LArmstrong Atlantic ................0-8 LArmstrong Atlantic .............. 0-11 LKennesaw State .....................0-8 LKennesaw State ....................7-4 WColumbus State .....................1-2 LColumbus State ...................0-12 LUSC Aiken ............................4-5 LUSC Aiken .......................... 0-11 LUNC Pembroke ....................4-2 WUNC Pembroke .....................0-5 LNewberry ...............................2-3 LNewberry .............................7-12 LChasity Davis makes the throw from third against Armstrong Atlantic ina 2011 Peach Belt Conference game.Benedict ...............................9-4 WBenedict ...............................7-4 WGeorgia College ....................4-9 LGeorgia College ....................2-9 LAnderson ..............................5-0 WAnderson ..............................8-4 WUSC Spartanburg ..................3-9 LUSC Aiken ...........................4-0 WGeorgia College ...................4-3 WUSC Spartanburg ..................1-3 L200532-34, 2-18 PBCCoach Doug SpearsAnderson ...............................3-4 LAnderson ..............................4-1 WPresbyterian College .............8-9 LPresbyterian College ........... 0-11 LBluefield State ......................2-1 WLees-McRae .......................11-3 WLenior Rhyne ........................2-4 LBenedict ................................1-3 LBenedict ...............................9-2 WNewberry ..............................4-0 WNewberry ..............................8-2 WUNC Pembroke .....................1-6 LUNC Pembroke ....................2-1 WBenedict ...............................7-2 WBenedict ...............................9-8 WNorth Greenville .................. 5-4 wNorth Greenville ..................9-1 WMars Hill ...............................2-7 LMars Hill ............................11-1 WNewberry ..............................9-3 WMars Hill ...............................1-2 LWheeling Jesuit ....................8-1 WWheeling Jesuit ....................7-4 WWheeling Jesuit ....................8-3 WGeorgia College ....................4-7 LGeoriga College ..................5-14 LPresbyterian College .............1-4 LPresbyterian College .............4-5 LUSC Upstate..........................2-3 LUSC Upstate..........................0-8 LNorth Florida .........................0-4 LNorth Florida .........................0-8 LArmstrong Atlantic ..............7-4 WArmstrong Atlantic ................2-6 LClaflin .................................11-0 WClaflin ...................................4-0 WSlippery Rock .....................11-1 WNewberry ..............................5-0 WBenedict .............................10-2 WGoldey Beacom ....................9-1 WPresbyterian College ............7-3 WAnderson ............................10-9 WFairmont State ......................3-2 WLenior Rhyne ........................2-5 LWest Virginia State ...............4-0 WSalem ....................................6-1 WBluefield State ......................3-2 WUNC Pembroke ....................8-0 WUSC Upstate..........................7-0 LColumbus State ................... 1-11 LColumbus State .....................1-4 LAugusta State ........................2-4 LAugusta State ........................3-7 LNorth Greenville ...................1-2 LNorth Greenville ...................2-3 LFrancis Marion ......................1-9 LFrancis Marion ......................1-5 LUSC Aiken ............................0-6 LUSC Aiken ............................0-3 LKennesaw State .....................3-4 LKennesaw State .....................3-7 LMars Hill ...............................1-3 LMars Hill ..............................7-2 WAnderson ..............................3-2 WFrancis Marion ....................6-14 LNorth Florida .........................2-5 L200627-28-1, 4-14Coach Lee DobbinsBelmont Abbey .....................5-7 LBelmont Abbey ....................6-1 WQueens ...................................2-5 LQueens ..................................8-2 WWingate .................................2-6 LWingate .................................1-3 LErskine ..................................2-3 LErskine ..................................2-9 LPresbyterian ..........................6-5 WPresbyterian ......................... 2-11 LGeorgia College ....................3-6 LGeorgia College ....................0-8 LNewberry ...............................1-2 LNewberry ..............................4-3 WBenedict ...............................5-2 WBenedict .............................10-2 WUSC Upstate.........................3-2 WUSC Upstate..........................4-7 LUVA Wise .............................8-4 WUMASS-Lowell ...................4-3 WWest Virginia State .............13-5 WAugusta State ........................0-5 LAugusta State ........................0-4 LBenedict .............................13-4 WBenedict .............................12-2 WFrancis Marion ......................0-9 LFrancis Marion ......................3-8 LBelmont Abbey ....................5-1 WSt. Andrews ..........................1-0 WWingate .................................1-8 LGoldey Beacom ..................11-1 WAnderson ..............................8-1 WErskine .................................3-1 WErskine ...............................10-0 WWest Virginia State ...............6-5 WWest Liberty ......................16-1 WTusculum ...............................3-4 LLenior Rhyne ........................0-1 LUNC Pembroke .....................1-2 LArmstrong Atlantic ................5-6 LArmstrong Atlantic ..............0-13 LColumbus State .....................0-8 LColumbus State .....................0-5 LNorth Georgia .....................7-18 LNorth Georgia ......................4-1 WUNC Pembroke ....................7-2 WUNC Pembroke ....................8-6 WUSC Aiken ............................0-1 LUSC Aiken ..........................4-22 LPresbyterian ..........................8-4 WPresbyterian ..........................7-2 WUSC Upstate..........................4-5 LUNC Pembroke ..................10-6 WAugusta State .......................2-0 WArmstrong Atlantic ...............7-3 WGeorgia College ....................0-8 L200715-41, 4-16 PBCCoach Jenny GustinNewberry ...............................3-4 LNewberry ..............................6-5 WQueens ..................................4-3 W

Scores from the PastQueens ..................................6-0 WErskine ...............................10-9 WErskine .................................1-0 WArmstrong Atlantic ...............5-4 WArmstrong Atlantic ................4-5 LPresbyterian ......................... 3-11 LPresbyterian ...........................1-3 LMount Olive ..........................1-3 LMount Olive ..........................4-7 LGeorgia Southwestern ..........3-2 WGeorgia Southwestern ..........5-4 WNorth Georgia .......................1-8 LNorth Georgia .......................4-5 LLincoln Memorial .................4-6 LErskine ..................................1-3 LLincoln Memorial .................0-3 LErskine ..................................6-7 LUNC Pembroke ....................9-3 WUNC Pembroke .....................0-8 LPresbyterian ...........................1-4 LPresbyterian ........................10-0 WValdosta State ........................1-6 LValdosta State ........................3-7 LRollins ...................................0-7 LRollins ...................................0-8 LWest Virginia State .............13-4 WNewberry ...............................4-8 LAugusta State ........................2-6 LAugusta State ........................1-3 LNewberry ...............................2-4 LNewberry ...............................1-6 LGeorgia College ....................0-1 LGeorgia College ....................1-2 LWingate .................................1-9 LWingate .................................3-6 LUSC Upstate..........................0-9 LUSC Upstate..........................0-2 LColumbus State .....................0-9 LColumbus State ...................1-18 LFrancis Marion .................... 0-11 LFrancis Marion ....................2-12 LUSC Aiken ............................1-4 LUSC Aiken ............................0-5 LSouthern Indiana ...................2-3 LUSC Aiken ............................2-6 LSouthern Indiana .................1-16 LNorth Georgia .....................6-16 LWesleyan College ................3-0 WWesleyan College .................3-0 WUNC Pembroke ....................4-3 WColumbus State ...................0-13 LUNC Pembroke ....................4-3 WAugusta State ......................1-14 L200812-37, 1-17 PBCCoach Brandon DuncanBrenau ...................................5-6 LBrenau ...................................2-9 LNewberry ...............................0-8 LNewberry ...............................1-7 LErskine ..................................0-1 LAlabama-Huntsville ................0-1Alderson Broaddus ..................1-0Anderson ...............................42-8Armstrong Atlantic ................7-26Augusta State ......................17-25Barber-Scotia ..........................2-0Barry .......................................0-3Barton ......................................3-1Belmont Abbey .......................4-2Benedict ................................23-3Bluefield State .........................2-0Brenau .....................................0-2California PA ...........................0-3Carson-Newman ...................5-13Catawba ...................................4-0Central Missouri State .............1-0Charleston (W.Va.) ..................1-1Charleston Southern ................6-4Claflin ....................................66-2Chowan ...................................3-0Coastal Carolina ....................11-5Coker .....................................11-3Columbia College ...................0-2Columbus State .....................9-44C.W. Post .................................0-1Delta State ...............................1-0East Carolina ...........................0-2Eckerd .....................................0-1Edinboro ..................................1-0Elon .........................................4-1Emmanuel ...............................3-0Erskine ................................77-30Fairmont State .........................1-0Flagler .....................................3-2Florida Southern ......................0-2Florida Tech ............................2-0Francis Marion ....................23-56Furman ....................................7-1Gannon ....................................1-1Gardner-Webb ....................12-1-1Georgia College ..................18-29Georgia Southern ....................1-0Georgia Southwestern .............4-6Georgia State ...........................3-3Georgia Tech ...........................2-1Goldey Beacom .......................2-0Erskine ..................................2-4 LLincoln Memorial ................4-3 WLincoln Memorial .................2-3 LLincoln Memorial .................0-4 LLincoln Memorial .................1-2 LArmstrong Atlantic ................3-4 LArmstrong Atlantic .............. 5-11 LMount Olive ..........................0-3 LMount Olive .........................3-0 WAugusta State .......................1-0 WAugusta State ........................2-3 LLimestone ..............................2-6 LAgainst All OpponentsGreenville (Ill.) .......................2-1Greenville Junior College .......0-1Hiwassee .................................1-0Huntington ..............................2-3Indiana PA (IUPA) ..................3-0Jayhawks .................................1-0Johnson College ......................0-1Kennesaw State .....................2-27Kentucky Wesleyan .................1-0Lake Forest ..............................0-1Lees-McRae ............................5-4Le Moyne ................................2-0Lenoir-Rhyne ..........................4-6Liberty .....................................1-2Limestone ............................38-28Lincoln Memorial ...................1-7Longwood ...............................1-3Mercer College ........................2-0Mars Hill .................................9-4Maryville .................................1-0Mercyhurst ..............................1-0Methodist ................................1-2Mississippi College/Women ...4-1Missouri Baptist ......................2-0Missouri Rolla .........................0-1Missouri Western ....................0-3Mobile .....................................0-2Montreat ..................................4-0Morris ....................................12-1Mount Olive ............................5-4North Carolina Wesleyan ........2-0New York Tech ........................4-0Newberry .............................76-26North Carolina Central ............4-0North Florida .........................5-17North Georgia .....................13-15North Greenville ...................24-5Pace .........................................4-0Paine ........................................1-0Pfeiffer ....................................2-2Piedmont .................................1-0Pittsburg State .........................0-2Presbyterian .........................20-20Purdue .....................................1-0Queens .....................................7-2Rio Grande ..............................5-0Limestone ..............................1-3 LWingate ............................... 3-11 LWingate ................................4-0 WFrancis Marion ....................2-12 LFrancis Marion ......................3-4 LMercyhurst ...........................5-4 WChowan University ..............5-1 WWest Chester ........................9-0 WSt. Andrews ..........................4-1 WCalifornia of PA ....................2-3 LUSC Aiken ............................1-3 LUSC Aiken ............................2-4 LRollins .....................................0-2Saginaw ...................................0-2Salem Teiyko ...........................4-1Slippery Rock ..........................1-0St. Andrews .............................3-1St. Leo .....................................4-3St. Mary’s ................................1-4St. Thomas ..............................1-0Seton Hill ................................1-0Saginaw Valley ........................0-1Salisbury State ........................2-0Shaw ........................................4-0South Carolina State ...............5-1SIU-Edwardsville ....................0-1Southern Indiana .....................0-5Southern Wesleyan ..............46-12Spartanburg Methodist ............4-5Stephen F. Austin ....................0-1Tennessee Tech........................3-1Texas A&M-Kingsville ...........0-1Texas Lutheran ........................1-2Tusculum .................................8-7UMass-Lowell .........................1-0UNC Charlotte ........................2-5UNC Pembroke ...................37-11UNC Wilmington ....................1-0USC Aiken ..........................34-30USC Lancaster ........................4-0USC Upstate........................25-43UVA-Wise ...............................1-0Valdosta State ..........................0-5Virginia Wesleyan ...................1-1Voorhees ................................13-2Webber ....................................0-2Wesleyan College ....................2-0West Chester ...........................1-0West Florida ............................1-8West Georgia ...........................1-0West Liberty ............................1-1West Virginia State ..................4-1West Virginia Wesleyan ..........4-0Wheeling College ....................2-0Wheeling Jesuit .......................7-1Wingate .................................6-10Winthrop .................................0-2Wisconsin-Parkside .................0-1Erskine ..................................4-6 LErskine ..................................0-9 LGeorgia Southwestern ...........1-2 LGeorgia Southwestern ...........1-2 LGeorgia College ....................2-6 LGeorgia College ...................2-4 LNewberry ..............................2-1 WNewberry ..............................4-2 WCarson-Newman ...................0-9 LCarson-Newman ...................0-3 LNorth Georgia .......................2-3 LNorth Georgia ..................... 0-11 L

Scores from the PastNorth Carolina Central .........6-1 WNorth Carolina Central .........8-0 WUNC Pembroke .....................3-4 LUNC Pembroke .....................0-9 LColumbus State .....................3-4 LColumbus State .....................1-5 LAugusta State ........................1-4 LColumbus State .....................3-4 L200914-31, 2-16 PBCCoach Brandon DuncanMars Hill ...............................0-1 LMars Hill ..............................2-1 WMars Hill ..............................6-5 WMars Hill ..............................7-5 WErskine ..................................0-1 LErskine ..................................2-5 LSouthern Wesleyan ...............3-2 WSouthern Wesleyan ................3-4 LAnderson ..............................5-0 WAnderson ..............................6-5 WAnderson ...............................2-4 LAnderson ...............................2-3 LBelmont Abbey ....................6-2 WBelmont Abbey ....................5-4 WCarson-Newman .................1-13 LCarson-Newman ...................2-8 LArmstrong Atlantic ................1-2 LArmstrong Atlantic .............. 0-11 LFrancis Marion ......................2-5 LFrancis Marion ......................0-3 LIndiana PA ............................5-0 WSt. Thomas ...........................3-0 WSt. Leo ...................................0-3 LSt. Andrews ......................... 3-11 LQueens ...................................0-2 LUSC Aiken ............................3-4 LUSC Aiken ...........................7-2 WErskine .................................6-4 WGeorgia College ....................0-2 LGeorgia College ....................2-5 LGeorgia Southwestern ........11-0 WGeorgia Southwestern ...........1-6 LColumbus State .....................1-2 LColumbus State .....................0-7 LLimestone ..............................1-2 LLimestone ..............................5-6 LNorth Georgia .......................0-8 LNorth Georgia .....................2-12 LUNC Pembroke .....................4-8 LUNC Pembroke .....................4-6 LAugusta State ........................1-7 LAugusta State ........................1-3 LFrancis Marion ......................0-6 LColumbus State ....................5-3 WGeorgia College ....................0-7 L201023-24, 8-12 PBCCoach Brandon DuncanChowan ................................8-0 WBarton ....................................1-4 LSeton Hill .............................6-0 WMount Olive .........................8-0 WErskine .................................7-6 WErskine ..................................2-7 LPresbyterian ...........................0-5 LPresbyterian ......................... 2-11 LNewberry ...............................0-3 LNewberry ..............................1-0 WSouth Carolina State ............4-2 WSouth Carolina State ............3-4 LAnderson ..............................4-3 WAnderson ...............................7-9 LUSC Aiken ............................2-6 LUSC Aiken ............................2-6 LSouthern Wesleyan ................1-2 LSouthern Wesleyan .............10-2 WUNC Pembroke ....................7-6 WUNC Pembroke ...................0-10 LFrancis Marion ......................3-4 LFrancis Marion ......................2-3 LWingate .................................0-8 LWingate ................................5-3 WGeorgia College ...................6-1 WGeorgia College ....................2-4 LErskine .................................3-1 WErskine .................................6-1 WPfeiffer ..................................0-6 LPfeiffer .................................8-0 WGeorgia Southwestern ..........1-0 WGeorgia Southwestern ...........1-3 LAugusta State ........................3-5 LAugusta State .......................2-0 WSouth Carolina State ............6-1 WSouth Carolina State ............3-0 WFlagler ..................................1-0 WFlagler .................................1-10 LArmstrong Atlantic ...............2-1 WAshlea Burdette gets congratulted after a win.Armstrong Atlantic ................0-8 LColumbus State ....................7-3 WColumbus State ....................5-3 WNorth Georgia .......................0-8 LNorth Georgia .......................0-9 LNorth Georgia .......................0-4 LFlagler ..................................5-0 WUSC Aiken ............................1-2 L201121-22, 6-14 PBCCoach Brandon DuncanChowan ...........................13-1 (W)Charleston (W.Va.) ................0-8 LBarton ...................................6-0 WCharleston (W.Va.) ...............6-3 WSouthern Wesleyan ...............10- WSouthern Wesleyan ...............6-4 WAnderson ...............................3-8 LAnderson ...............................2-7 LNewberry ..............................7-0 WNewberry ..............................4-2 WSouth Carolina State ............6-5 WSouth Carolina State ............5-3 WUSC Aiken ............................0-5 LUSC Aiken ............................3-4 LCarson-Newman ...................1-5 LCarson-Newman .................... 3-10Georgia College ....................3-4 LGeorgia College ...................3-1 WCatawba ................................3-2 WLincoln Memorial ...............9-10 LLenoir-Rhyne ........................1-5 LLe Moyne .............................6-0 WLe Moyne ...........................10-8 WPfeiffer .................................2-0 WPfeiffer ..................................0-3 LNorth Greenville ..................2-1 WNorth Greenville ..................8-0 WFlagler ..................................2-1 WFlagler ...................................3-4 LFrancis Marion .....................4-0 WFrancis Marion .....................1-0 WUNC Pembroke .....................0-4 LUNC Pembroke .....................0-4 LColumbus State .....................1-2 LColumbus State .....................3-4 LGeorgia Southwestern ...........1-2 LGeorgia Southwestern ...........2-3 LNorth Georgia .......................1-3 LNorth Georgia .......................1-4 LArmstrong Atlantic ...............4-2 WArmstrong Atlantic ................2-7 LAugusta State ......................4-12 LAugusta State .......................3-1 W

Lander University has been providing educationaland cultural opportunities to the people ofGreenwood County since 1904, when Lander relocatedto Greenwood from Williamston, S.C. Founded inWilliamston in 1872 as a women’s college, Lander isnow a coeducational, state-assisted university offeringmajors, minors and emphases in more than 60 areas ofstudy.Among the degrees offered by Lander are the bachelorof arts, the bachelor of science, the M.Ed. inMontessori education and the M.A.T. with concentrationin art.Lander is fully accredited by the Commission onColleges of the Southern Association of Colleges andSchools to award bachelor’s and master’s degrees.The following programs are accredited by their stateand national accrediting agencies: athletic training,music, business administration, nursing, teacher education,Montessori program and visual arts.Full-time enrollment is approximately 3,000 witha student body representing 29 states and 17 foreigncountries. The College of Business and Public Affairsenrolls the largest number of majors, followed by theCollege of Education. Lander has an exceptionallystrong science program, and more than 90 percent ofthose applying to medical school in recent years havebeen accepted. Students in Lander’s engineering dualdegree program have a 100 percent acceptance rate atClemson.Located in the heart of Greenwood, Lander servesas the cultural focal point of the area. Our CulturalCenter houses Lander’s Fine Arts programs and thisstate-of-the-art facility is also the home of the Greenwood-LanderPerforming Arts series.Events for community residents of all ages are hostedby the university. These include the Scholastic ArtAwards Competition for junior and senior high schoolartists throughout South Carolina; a high school theatrefestival and Fine Arts study tours.Lander athletics teams have reaped honors at boththe district and national levels, including 12 nationalchampionships in men’s tennis. A member of theNCAA Division II, Lander plays in the Peach BeltConference and sponsors teams in men’s and women’sbasketball, golf, soccer and tennis; men’s baseball; andwomen’s softball and volleyball.The university’s 130,000-square-foot John Drum-Lander University at a GlanceDanny McKenzieAcademic AffairsGlenda RidgelyBusiness and AdministrationLander Vice PresidentsAdam TaylorGovernmental RelationsRandy BouknightStudent AffairsRalph PattersonUniversity Advancementmond Complex, whichhouses the Finis HorneArena and the Joe V.Chandler Physical Educationand Exercise StudiesCenter, opened in 1993,and basketball fans canwatch the Bearcats play inthe 2,500-seat arena.The entrance to Lander,the 300-bed CentennialHall dormitory and theEquestrian Center were recentlycompleted. Lander has also recently redesignedand expanded the campus dining hall.Construction on the Jeff May Complex, which willhouse the baseball, soccer, softball and tennis programs,is expected to be finished in Fall 2011.

Lander Athletics PersonnelJeff MayAthletics DirectorChris AndersonBaseball AssistantKent AtkinsHead Athletic TrainerChris AyerWomen’s SoccerChipper BagwellAssistant AD/GolfCheryl BellAssistant AD/SWABryan WellsAssistant TrainerReghan BoobAssistant TrainerJeff BurkhamerMen’s BasketballJoe CabriTennis Coach EmeritusDr. John CathcartTeam OrthopedistKathy CochranAthletics SupportCarla DeckerVolleyballDee GarnerSoftball AssistantSusan GoingNCAA/FARSteve GroganAssistant ADKevin PedersonWomen’s BasketballSteve RobertsM. Basketball Asst.Kim Schoolfi eldCheerleaders/DanceDr. David SealyTeam PhysicianDeCole ShoemateW. Basketball Asst.Brett SimpsonM&W TennisKermit SmithBaseballDoug SpearsSoftballBob StonerSports InformationVan TaylorMen’s Soccer

About LanderLander AcademicsSmall class sizes, individual attention and accomplished professorsare Lander’s trademarks for outstanding education. Throughouttheir time at Lander, students are encouraged to explore pathsin the humanities, sciences and arts. Lander provides students theopportunity to turn their goals into reality!FacultyLander’s 150 full-time faculty members with excellent academiccredentials have trained in some of America’s finest graduateschools. The majority of our faculty hold terminal degrees in theirareas from renowned universities in the United States and aroundthe world.Faculty and StudentsWith the University’s 17:1 student/faculty ratio, the professorsare more than teachers -- they are advisers who help students definetheir career goals, and friends who encourage them to workdiligently toward these goals. Lander’s faculty and staff offereach student a personal invitation to learn, to discover, to growand to accept life’s challenges with excitement and determination.MAJORSAthletic TrainingBiologyGeneticsMedical TechnologyBusiness AdministrationAccountingFinance/EconomicsHealth Care ManagementManagement/MarketingChemistryComputer Information SystemsNetworkingSoftware DevelopmentCriminal Justice Management(Online only)Early Childhood Education*MontessoriElementary Education*Engineering(Dual Degree with Clemson University)ChemistryComputer Information SystemsMathematicsEnglish*Professional WritingEnvironmental ScienceExercise ScienceHistory*Mass Communication and TheatreMass CommunicationTheatreMathematics*Music*NursingR.N. to B.S.N. Completion for RegisteredNursesPhysical Education*Political SciencePublic AdministrationPsychologySpanishSpecial Education*Visual ArtsGraphic Design* Denotes Teacher Certifi cation AvailableMINORSAfrican-American StudiesAnthropologyArt HistoryBiologyBusiness AdministrationChemistryChild and Family StudiesComputer Information SystemsDanceEconomicsElectronic ArtEnglishEnglish - Professional WritingEnvironmental ScienceFrenchHealth Care ManagementHistoryInformation TechnologyInternational BusinessInternational StudiesLatin-American StudiesMass CommunicationMathematicsMilitary Science and LeadershipMusicMusical TheatrePhilosophyPolitical SciencePre-LawPsychologyPublic AdministrationReligionSociologySpanishTheatreTherapeutic HorsemanshipVisual ArtsPRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSPre-DentistryPre-LawPre-MedicinePre-Occupational TherapyPre-OptometryPre-PharmacyPre-Physical TherapyPre-Physician’s AssistantPre-Veterinary MedicineGRADUATE STUDIESMaster of Arts in Teaching (Art)Master of Education in Montessori EducationCERTIFICATE PROGRAMHealth Care Management

About LanderHISTORYLander University was founded by Methodist clergymanSamuel Lander in 1872 as Williamston Female College in Williamston,S.C. It remained a private institution for 26 years. In1898, the College gained support of the South Carolina Conferenceof the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. In 1904, theCollege was relocated to Greenwood, S.C., and was renamedLander College in honor of its founder.In 1948, when the Methodist Conference, pursuant to a policyof consolidation in its education efforts, decided to end supportof Lander College, interested citizens of Greenwood formed TheLander Foundation as a nonprofit corporation and leased theCollege from the Church.In 1951, the county of Greenwood obtained the College nameand property fromthe MethodistConference. TheSouth CarolinaGeneral Assemblycreated the GreenwoodCountyEducation Commission,knownas The LanderFoundation, toserve as the boardof control for theCollege. Landerthus became theonly four-year liberalarts college inthe United Statesto be controlledand financed bya county government.On July 1, 1973, Lander College came under the control of theBoard of Trustees of the State Colleges of South Carolina, makingLander a state-supported college. The State College Board ofTrustees governed Lander, the College of Charleston and FrancisMarion College. Effective July 1, 1988, governance of Landerwas vested in the Lander College Board of Trustees.On July 1, 1992, by action of the Board of Trustees, the institutionbecame Lander University.Lander was founded as a college for women. Men were admittedin 1943, and the institution is now completely coeducational.Lander University subscribes to a policy of equal educationaland employment opportunity for all.Mission StatementGrounded in the belief that education is a liberating forcewhich makes it possible for an individual to live a life ofmeaningful activity, of personal satisfaction, and of service toothers as a neighbor and a citizen, Lander University has chosenteaching and learning as its principal concerns and providinga challenging education for qualified students as its mission.Through its liberal arts programs and its professional schools forbusiness, education and nursing, the university offers an undergraduatecurriculum that combines a broad liberal education withspecialized study leading either to immediate application in acareer or to more advanced study. The undergraduate programsprovide opportunities for students to achieve competence in amajor discipline and to explore a broad core curriculum designedto assist them in developing the ability (1) to gather and criticallyanalyze information from a variety of fields and to use thatinformation as a basis for reasoned judgments and for effectiveproblem solving, (2) to synthesize diverse ideas and information,and (3) to understand and convey ideas clearly. In addition to itsundergraduate programs, Lander provides a limited number ofmaster’s programsand post-graduatecourses thatrespond to criticalneeds of theimmediate regionand the state. Supportingthe university’srole as ateaching institutionand recognizingthat scholarshipis essentialto establishingand maintainingexcellence of instruction,Landerfaculty engagein scholarly andcreative activitiesappropriateto their teachingfields. In addition,the faculty and staff recognize Lander’s responsibility to thepublic and to the local economy; therefore, the university servesas an intellectual and cultural center and cooperates with variousagencies, schools and businesses.STUDENT ACTIVITIESLander University has over 60 organizations and clubs, eachoffering students different opportunities. The choices, challengesand opportunities students face by participating in these organizationswill assist them in classes and will allow them to meet newfriends and socialize with old friends. There are many differentareas to choose from, such as academic organizations, clubsand interest groups, media organizations, club sports, honorarysocieties, religious organizations, and Greek fraternities andsororities.

Lander’s beautiful 123-acre campus is a combination ofcontemporary and traditional facilities, and the campus iscontinually growing and changing. Lander boasts a 276,000 itemlibrary, the Josephine B. Abney Cultural Center with a beautifulart gallery and 700-seat auditorium, contemporary classroomsand a well-equipped Student Center. Lander’s math and sciencebuilding is equipped with the most advanced equipment and laboratories.Home of Lander basketball, our physical education/athleticscomplex provides classrooms, a basketball arena, an indoorpool, racquetball courts, an indoor track and a weight room.Lander is a state-assisted coeducational university with anenrollment of approximately 3,000. Founded in 1872, Landeris accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the SouthernAssociation of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s- andmaster’s-level degrees.Greenwood - The Emerald CityGreenwood is among the top 10 largest cities in South Carolinawith a population of 23,000 and a county population exceeding66,000. It is located near the Piedmont Plateau in western SouthCarolina. Greenwood is three to four hours west of the beautifulSouth Carolina beaches and two to four hours southeast of thepopular Blue Ridge Mountains.Greenwood’s climate generally allows for year-round enjoymentof the outdoors! At Lake Greenwood, you’ll find publicboat landings, bait and tackle shops, fishing piers, picnic andswimming areas, campsites, a variety of restaurants and theGreenwood State Park. For sports enthusiasts, there are manybeautifully manicured golf courses in the area as well as Lander’sJoe Chandler Physical Education and Exercise Studies Center, theYMCA and the Greenwood Civic Center.The Greenwood Museum has a variety of exhibits and hastwice been recognized as the S.C. Tourist Attraction of the Year inits category. Lander’s Monsanto Gallery receives over 500 visitorsmonthly to view exhibits of Southeastern artists. The GreenwoodCommunity Theatre offers plays and musicals throughoutthe year, including children’s theatre. And the Greenwood-LanderPerforming Arts sponsors an annual series of concerts and eventsthat brings international music, dance and theatre to Lander’sJosephine B. Abney Cultural Center stage.SUPPORT SERVICESLander offers a number of progams to ensure that all studentsreach their highest potential inside and outside of the classroom.These services are free to the students and we encourage everystudent to take advantage of them. They often make the differencewhen a student is encountering difficulties in college.Academic Success CenterThe Academic Success Center (ASC) provides quality servicesto students and faculty through a variety of retention efforts.These efforts include peer tutoring, academic advising forhigh-risk students, advising seminars for faculty, an interventionprogram for students on academic probation (SASP), one-ononementoring, study skills classes (College Seminar 101), highschool-to-college transition programs for incoming freshmen, andAbout Landeradvisement/registration assistance to incoming and future transferstudents. Additionally, the Academic Success Center offersplacement and CLEP testing and preparation for PRAXIS exams(Education major only). Furthermore, the Academic Success Centercoordinates the accommodations for students with disabilitiesin conjunction with the Wellness Center.Career ServicesThe Office of Career Services provides education, counseling,information and assistance to Lander students in areas that arerelated to career choices and employment opportunities. Theseservices include individual career counseling, career fairs, interestpreference testing, career Internet lab and library, graduate schoolresources, on-campus interviews, career presentations (resume'writing, interviewing skills, etc.) and a part-time/full-time jobposting service.Counseling ServicesOffices within the Department of Counseling Services existin order to help prevent problems, or to assist students indealing with problems once they occur. Personal counseling isavailable at no charge on an individual, confidential basis to anystudent experiencing difficulties such as low morale, relationshipproblems, time management pressures, alcohol or drug abuse, orpoor academic performance. Personal counseling is accessible byappointment or on a walk-in basis for students.LANDER’S CAMPUS LIFEResidence LifeLander’s residence halls offer an ideal living environment forstudent’s right on campus. Besides the convenience of livingclose, residence life allows students to encounter a full collegeexperience. Meeting new friends, living away from home and nomonthly bills are just a few advantages to residence life. Lander’scampus is also safe, friendly and convenient with parking areasoutside each residence hall.SafetyLander University provides a 24-hour certified police force toenforce federal, state, and local laws, and university rules andregulations. They also administer the university vehicle registrationand parking policies and offer educational and crime preventionprograms for students, faculty and staff.Lander also has a formal Emergency Action Plan which establishesprocedures that will aid officials in determining the bestuse of resources to manage disasters, minimize loss of life andinjury, and protect resources and facilities. Officers are availableto escort students, faculty and staff as a safety precaution to andfrom areas on campus. Emergency speaker telephones are locatedacross campus. These phones are wired with emergency buttonsthat will automatically dial University Police.

About LanderClubs and OrganizationsAcademic OrganizationsAmerican Chemical SocietyArt AllianceCouncil for Exceptional ChildrenEnvironmental Science Student Organization (ESSO)Lander Association for the Education of Young ChildrenLander Professional Business SocietyLU Student Nurses Association (LUSNA)Mathematical Association of AmericaMusic Educators National Conference (MENC)PEES ClubPalmetto State Teachers AssociationPsychology ClubSociology ClubSpanish ClubClubs & Interests GroupsAfrican American Student Nursing AssociationCollege RepublicansLander Anime and Manga SocietyLander Chess ClubLander Cinema ClubLander DancersLander International Student OrganizationLander University College DemocratsMinorities on the MovePeople to People InternationalPolitical Science AssociationResidence Hall AssociationRotaract Club of Lander UniversityMediaNew Voices (literary magazine)The Forum/Online (college newspaper)The Review (literary and art magazine)XLR Lander Radio (campus radio station)Music GroupsBrass EnsembleJazz EnsemblePercussion EnsembleWind EnsembleWoodwind EnsembleOld Main SingersPhi Mu Alpha SinfoniaUniversity SingersGreek OrganizationsInterfraternity CouncilNational Pan-Hellenic CouncilNational Panhellenic ConferenceFraternitiesAlpha Tau OmegaKappa Alpha PsiKappa SigmaPhi Beta SigmaPi Kappa PhiTau Kappa EpsilonSororitiesAlpha Kappa AlphaDelta Sigma ThetaGamma Phi BetaPhi MuZeta Phi BetaZeta Tau AlphaHonorary SocietiesAlpha Chi (all disciplines)Alpha Psi Omega (theatre)Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor SocietyBeta Gamma Sigma (business)Blue Key Honor SocietyDelta Omicron (music)Kappa Delta Phi (education)Phi Alpha Theta (history)Sigma Tau Delta (English)Sigma Theta Tau (nursing)Religious OrganizationsBaptist Collegiate MinistryChi Alpha OmegaChi SigmaIMPACTLander-Greenwood Wesley FoundationLutheran Campus MinistryYoung LifeSports ClubsEquestrian ClubRugby ClubUltimate Frisbee ClubLacrosse ClubUniversity SponsoredBearcat Dance TeamLander CheerleadersPresidential AmbassadorsStudent Government AssociationUniversity Program Council

The Peach Belt ConferenceHome of 28 national championships and countingLander University is a proud member of the PeachBelt Conference, which formed in 1991-92 and isbased in Augusta, Ga.The conference hosts championships in men’s baseball,basketball, cross country, golf, soccer and tennisand women’s basketball, cross country, golf soccer,softball, tennis and volleyball.The idea for the formation of the PBC was discussedin November 1988 in Greenville, S.C., with 11schools represented. Five of the colleges at that firstmeeting, along with two other schools, formed the new conference when USCAiken hosted another meeting on Dec. 3, 1989.The 13 current PBC members are: Armstrong Atlantic State University,Augusta State University, Clayton State University, Columbus State University,Flagler University, Francis Marion University, Georgia College & StateUniversity, Georgia Southwestern, Lander University, Montevallo University,the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, North Georgia College & StateUniversity, and USC Aiken.The conference recognizes an All-Conference team at the end of the year andan Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week during the season. Visit the PBCat www.peachbeltconference.org.The NCAALander is one of 254 institutions that are members of NCAADivision II.The NCAA is a voluntary association of about 1,200 collegesand universities, athletic conferences and sports organizationsdevoted to the sound administration of intercollegiate athletics.The colleges, universities and athletic conferences that makeup the NCAA appoint volunteer representatives who serve on committees thatintroduce and vote on rules called bylaws.The members also establish programs to govern, promote and further the purposesand goals of intercollegiate athletics. The membership is divided into threemain divisions: Division I, II and III. Each NCAA division has a separate governingstructure and membership representatives from each division that serve onassociationwide committees. Visit the NCAA at www.ncaa.org.www.landerbearcats.com“To be a member of a Lander University intercollegiate team is both a privilegeand a responsibility. We expect and demand that our student-athletesexcel in the classroom as well as on the courts and fi elds and that theyperform with pride, poise and proper conduct. Character, citizenship and aspirit of volunteerism are also expected of those who compete on behalf ofLander University. We believe that these self-discipline activities will assistall student-athletes in obtaining a degree and will equally benefi t them inbecoming contributing members of society.”--Jeff May, Athletics DirectorLander University Athleticswould like to thank thefollowing businesses,corporations and friendsfor their support.Abbeville Sporting GoodsAramarkB.F. AdamsBallentine FordBurton CenterC.E. BourneCentury LinkChick-Fil-ACountybankCPWDiamond SpringsDillard’s Sporting GoodsDixie Drive-InElliott Davis and Company, L.L.P.Emerald Car WashFatz CafeGreenwood Country ClubGreenwood Genetic CenterGunnell’s MarineHoliday Inn ExpressJameson InnLakelands Orthopaedic ClinicLander Alumni AssociationLander BookstoreLander ROTCLloyd RoofingM&M TireMcAllister’s DeliMcDonald, Patrick, Baggett,Poston &Hemphill, LLPMcDonald’sOutback SteakhousePalmetto BankPalmetto InsurancePapa John’s PizzaPepsiPiedmont HealthPiggly WigglyQuality ChryslerRegency ParkRo-Mac TrophiesSavannah LakesSims ConcreteSnead BuildersSports BreakThe Links at Stoney PointThe Patriot Golf Club at GrandHarbor

To discovermore about Landercall1-888-4LANDERwww.lander.edu....More about Lander!!THE UNIVERSITY: Lander is a state-assisted, coeducational universitywith approximately 2,900 students. Founded in 1872, Landeris fully accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the SouthernAssociation of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s and master’sdegrees.LOCATION: Greenwood is located near the middle of thePiedmont Plateau in western South Carolina. It is 74 miles west of Columbia,S.C., 55 miles south of Greenville, S.C., 121 miles southwest ofCharlotte, N.C., and 155 miles east of Atlanta, Ga. Greenwoodis also three to four hours west of the South Carolina beachesand two to four hours southeast of the popular Blue RidgeMountains.SIZE: Greenwood is the ninth largest city inSouth Carolina with a population near 30,000.Greenwood County’s population exceeds 65,000.FACULTY: Our faculty is made up of 140 fulltimefaculty members with excellent academic credentialswho have trained in some of America’s finest graduate schools. The majorityof faculty members hold terminal degrees from universities in the UnitedStates and around the world.STUDENTS: Represented in our student body are students from everycounty in South Carolina, from 29 states and 18 foreign countries.The Lander student body consists of 32.8 percent minority students.Sixty seven percent of the student body is female and 33 percent ismale.PROGRAMS: There are over 60 programs of undergraduate study aswell as master’s degree programs in Montessori education and in teachingwith art emphasis.

Senior pitcher Hayley Leissner, a three-time All-Peach Belt Conferencehonoree.Sophomore pitcher M.K. PegramLander Athletics DirectoryArea Code (864)Jeff May, Athletics Director ......................................................................................388-8314Chris Anderson, assistant baseball ............................................................................388-8046Kent Atkins, assistant AD/athletics trainer ...............................................................388-8818Chris Ayer, women’s soccer ......................................................................................388-8694Chipper Bagwell, assistant AD/golf coach ...............................................................388-8758Cheryl Bell, assistant AD/NCAA/SWA ....................................................................388-8316Reghan Boob, assistant athletics trainer ...................................................................388-8281Jeff Burkhamer, men’s basketball .............................................................................388-8960Dr. John Cathcart, team orthopedist ..........................................................................227-3213Kathy Cochran, athletics support ..............................................................................388-8314Carla Decker, volleyball ...........................................................................................388-8963Doug Spears, interim softball coach .........................................................................388-8691Susan Going, NCAA/FAR ........................................................................................388-8365Steve Grogan, Bearcat Club ......................................................................................388-8350Kevin Pederson, women’s basketball .......................................................................388-8257Steve Roberts, assistant men’s basketball .................................................................388-8026Kim Schoolfield, cheerleading ..................................................................................388-8770Dr. Dave Sealy, team physician ................................................................................227-4691DeCole Shoemate, assistant women’s basketball .....................................................388-8725Brett Simpson, men’s tennis .....................................................................................388-8773Kermit Smith, baseball ..............................................................................................388-8961Bob Stoner, assistant AD/cross country ....................................................................388-8962Van Taylor, men’s & women’s soccer .......................................................................388-8291Bryan Wells, assistant athletics trainer......................................................................388-8170Athletics Fax number ................................................................................................388-8889Lander Executive OfficersPresidentDr. Daniel BallVP for Academic AffairsDr. Danny McKenzieVP for Governmental RelationsAdam TaylorVP for Business and AdministrationGlenda RidgelyVP for University AdvancementRalph PattersonVP for Student AffairsRandy BouknightAthletics DirectorJeff May

Date Time Opponent SiteFeb.5 2:30 p.m. Anderson University Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 5 4:30 p.m. Anderson University Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 11 1 p.m. Catawba Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 11 3 p.m. Catawba Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 12 2 p.m. Limestone Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 12 4 p.m. Limestone Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 15 2 p.m. Carson-Newman Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 15 4 p.m. Carson-Newman Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 17 10:30 a.m. BarryGreenwood, S.C.Feb. 17 2:30 p.m. Florida Tech.Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 18 10:30 a.m. IndianapolisGreenwood, S.C.Feb. 18 1:30 a.m. Ohio Dominican Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 19 1 p.m. Southern Inaiana Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 19 3 p.m. Missouri-St. Louis Greenwood, S.C.Feb. 22 1 p.m. Armstrong Atlantic Savannah, Ga.Feb. 22 3 p.m. Armstrong Atlantic Savannah, Ga.Feb. 25 1 p.m. Newberry Newberry, S.C.Feb. 25 3 p.m. Newberry Newberry, S.C.Mar. 3 T.B.A. Catawba Spartanburg, S.C.Mar. 3 T.B.A. Tusculum Spartanburg, S.C.Mar. 4 T.B.A. LeMoyne Spartanburg, S.C.Mar. 4 T.B.A. Lenoir Rhyne Spartanburg, S.C.Mar. 5 3 p.m. LeMoyne Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 5 5 p.m. LeMoyne Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 7 2 p.m. Francis Marion Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 7 4 p.m. Francis Marion Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 8 3 p.m. Brevard Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 8 5 p.m. Brevard Greenwood, S.C.2011 Softball ScheduleDate Time Opponent SiteMar. 10 1 p.m. Flagler St. Augustine, Fla.Mar. 10 3 p.m. Flagler St. Augustine, Fla.Mar. 12 3 p.m. West Liberty Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 12 5 p.m. West Liberty Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 15 3 p.m. Lenoir-Rhyne Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 15 5 p.m. Lenoir-Rhyne Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 17 1 p.m. UNC Pembroke Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 17 3 p.m. UNC Pembroke Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 20 3 p.m. North Greenville Tigerville, S.C.Mar. 20 5 p.m. North Greenville Tigerville, S.C.Mar. 23 4 p.m. Columbus State Columbus, Ga.Mar. 23 6 p.m. Columbus State Columbus, Ga.Mar. 25 1:30 p.m. Georgia Southwestern Americus, Ga.Mar. 25 3:30 p.m. Georgia Southwestern Americus, Ga.Mar. 28 2 p.m. St. Andrews Laurinburg, N.C.Mar. 28 4 p.m. St. Andrews Laurinburg, N.C.Mar. 31 2 p.m. USC Aiken Greenwood, S.C.Mar. 31 4 p.m. USC Aiken Greenwood, S.C.April 1 4 p.m. Augusta St. Greenwood, S.C.April 1 6 p.m. Augusta St. Greenwood, S.C.April 3 4 p.m. Coker Greenwood, S.C.April 3 6 p.m. Coker Greenwood, S.C.April 11 3 p.m. Young Harris Young Harris, Ga.April 11 5 p.m. Young Harris Young Harris, Ga.April 13 3 p.m. Georgia College Milledgeville, Ga.April 13 5 p.m. Georgia College Milledgeville, Ga.April 15 1:30 p.m. North GeorgiaGreenwood, S.C.April 15 3:30 p.m. North GeorgiaGreenwood, S.C.