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MARYVILLE COLLEGE

Media Guide2013

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No Name Position Cl. Ht. Hometown/High School

1 Kelsie Payne Outfield/2nd Base JR. 5’0 White House, TN/ White House2 Emilie Craven 2nd Base/Outfield FR. 5’7 Murphy, NC/ Murphy

3 Jennie Burks Catcher/ Outfield SO. 5’6 Collierville,TN/St. Benedict4 Ashley Braley Outfield/ Catcher FR. 5’8 Colorado Springs, CO/ Air Academy6 Taylor Dockery Outfield JR. 5’3 Maryville, TN/ Maryville8 Emily Surrett Outfield FR. 5’5 Marble, NC/Murphy9 Lexi Randolph Pitcher/ 1st Base SO. 5’7 Gordonsville, TN/ Gordonsville

11 Andrea Brew Catcher SR. 5’7 Colorado Springs, CO/ Rampart12 Hannah Youngdeer Infield/Outfield SO. 5’3 Cherokee, NC/Cherokee13 Kelci Swafford 3rd/Catcher/1st FR. 5’7 Mt. Juliet, TN/ Wilson Central14 Corey Hairrell Pitcher/1st Base SO. 5’6 Corryton, TN/ Gibbs15 Caitlin Cox 3rd Base/Catcher FR. 5’8 Sevierville,TN/Seymour20 Kalyn Jones Catcher/Infield SO. 5’6 Brown Summit, NC/Northeast Guilford21 Megan Mihaliak Pitcher/OF/IF FR. 5’5 Hendersonville,TN/Pope John Paul II22 Kayla Aloisi Pitcher/ Infield FR. 5’5 Oliver Springs, TN/ Oliver Springs24 Miranda Miller Pitcher/Infield FR. 5’5 Gainesville,GA/West Hall

Back Row (L to R): Coach Williams, Andrea Brew, Emilie Craven, Jennie Burks, Coach Woodard, Megan Mihaliak, Kayln Jones, Boach Bryan. Middle Row (L to R): Taylor Dockery, Hannah Youngdeer, Miranda Miller, Kelsie Payne, Emily Surrett, Kayla Aloisi. Front Row (L to R): Lexie Randolph, Caiitlin Cox, Ashley Braley, Kelci Swafford, Corey Hairrell.

Softball 2012-2013

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SoftballMaryville College fighting Scots Season Preview 2012-13

Maryville College Head Softball Coach Kim Woodard is excited to begin her fourth season with the challenge of a new league affiliation. As the Softball Scots prepare for the USA South and a tough spring schedule, her 16 player squad is the biggest and most talented during her brief tenure.

Six standouts will roam the outfield for Maryville in 2013. Jennie Burks (Collierville, TN) and Ashley Braley (Colorado Springs, CO) will work in left field. Braley is a collegiate rookie and Burks earned just under 100 at-bats as a freshman last season. Burks has the ability to get on base consistently and committed only one error in 91 chances last season. Centerfield will be patrolled by Taylor Dockery (Maryville, TN) and Emily Surrett (Marble, NC). Surrett is in her first season and had a strong fall showing. Dockery finished her sophomore campaign hitting .322 in 90 at-bats. She has an excellent first step in the outfield and did not commit an error in centerfield last season. She led the Scots in sacrifices with a dozen from the second spot in last year’s lineup. Rightfield will feature a pair of key sluggers in MC’s strong offensive unit. Hannah Youngdeer (Cherokee, NC) has proven to be a strong RBI producer. Youngdeer earned All-Great South honors last season after hitting .385 as a freshman. She had nine doubles and a pair of homeruns to sport a .496 slugging percentage.

Coach Woodard is two deep at each infield position. Her Scots posted a .947 fielding percentage in 2012 and has goals of .950 or better this spring. Kalyn Jones (Brown Summit, NC) and Caitlin Cox (Seviervile, TN) will man the hot corner in 2013. Jones, a sophomore, hit .182 in 88 at-bats in her first collegiate season while fielding at an .831 clip. Cox has a strong and consistent bat and will find her way into the lineup in a variety of roles. Replacing a two-time All-GSAC shortstop in Leah Kelley will be no easy task for Coach Woodard and her staff. Three talented freshmen are eager to display their skills at . Miranda Miller (Gainesville, GA), Megan Mihaliak (Hendersonville, TN), and Kayla Aloisi (Oliver Springs, TN) will look to lead MC from the shortstop position. Miller has above average speed and the defensive range to get to any ball. She has the ability to get on base and make things happen. Triple threats Miller, Mihaliak, and Aloisi are also athletic enough to excel on the mound for the next four seasons for the Scots. Kelsie Payne (White House, TN) and Emilie Craven (Murphy, NC) will be a dual threat at second base. Payne, a junior, is very athletic and is making the transition from the outfield

last season. She hit .222 in a limited role as a junior after excelling on MC’s soccer pitch as a freshman. Craven had a strong fall campaign and will push for substantial playing time as she gains experience. Firstbase will be patrolled by Lexi Randolph (Gordonsville, TN), Corey Hairrell (Corryton, NC), and Kelci Swafford (Mt. Juliet, TN). Hairrell hit .210 in 62 at-bats as a freshman while Randloph battled through injuries last season and still posted a .545 average in 11 at-bats.

MC will return Andrea Brew (Colorado Springs, CO) behind the plate for her senior season. Brew hit

.313 in 80 at-bats and committed only five errors in over 180 chances. She also threw out 21 runners attempting to steal. A trio of standouts will also push Brew to excel. Jennie Burks, and Kalyn Jones can all come from different defensive positions and take over behind the plate.

The mound will see one of the most talented and deep pitching staffs in the 2000’s. Freshman Kayla Aloisi (Oliver Springs, TN), Megan Mihaliak, Lexi Randolph, and Corey Hairrell will anchor the hurler’s efforts this spring. Randolph and Hairrell have collegiate experience and can come in from their defensive positions to shut down the opponent at anytime. The duo of sophomores combined for 18 appearances and 41 innings of work in 2012 and opponents hit a combined .280 against the pair.

Coach Woodard is excited to welcome a pair of experienced coaches to help her develop her players in 2013. Caitlin Bryan will assist in the development of the pitchers and catchers. Bryan was a standout catcher for both Belhaven University and Emmanuel during her collegiate career. Lacey Williams, a graduate of Tennessee Wesleyan College, will volunteer her skills in developing the outfielders. She helped the Bulldogs to conference titles in 2005 and 2006 and has

assisted at William Blount High School for a pair of seasons.

The schedule begins with a traditional challenge at the Emory Classic on February 9th. Strong non-conference challenges against Birmingham Southern, Berry, and Covenant will prepare the Scots for a tough inaugural USA South campaign beginning on March 2nd when MC hosts Piedmont.

2012-13 outlook

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The 2012-2013 season will be Kim Woodard’s fourth year at the helm of the Maryville College Softball program.In the spring of 2010, her Scots posted a 10-2 mark in Great South action while finishing the season 18-24 overall. In 2011 her Scots recorded a 14-20 campaign with an 8-4 league mark. Her 2012 squad battled for a second place finish in the GSAC Tournament while finishing with a 16-23 overall record.She has helped devel-op nine All-GSAC performers during her tenure including 2011 GSAC Player of the Year Leah Kelley who ranked 9th nationally in batting average and 2012 GSAC Freshman of the Year Brittany Henry. Woodard was a graduate assistant for LaGrange College during the 2008 and 2009 sea-sons. During this time, LaGrange won two Great South Athletic Conference Champion-ships and received two NCAA tournament bids. A 2007 graduate of LaGrange, Woodard was the Great South Athletic Conference Player of the Year in 2007. She was a four-time All-GSAC selection. Woodard was named to three straight NCAA All-Atlantic Region teams. She also earned USCAA All-American honors following her freshman and sopho-more seasons. Woodard finished her career with a .393 batting average. She ranks in the

top-10 in nine different school career record lists. Woodard has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and has completed a Masters in Art of Teaching degree. She is a native of Gainesville, Ga. While at Maryville, Woodard will also be responsible for the supervision of the athletics work study program within the department.

The Woodard Era

2009-2010 18-24 (10-2 GSAC)2010-2011 14-20 (8-4 GSAC)2011-2012 16-23 (9-5 GSAC)

Career (3) 48-67 (27-11 GSAC)

Meet the Coach

Kim Woodard

Caitlin bryanMaryville College Head Softball Coach Kim Woodard has announced that Caitlin Bryan has joined the Maryville Scots Softball team as an assistant coach beginning this spring. She was member of the Belhaven University softball team for the 2006 and 2007 seasons as a catcher. In 2006 she was named to the GCAC All-Conference team and was named league player of the year after posting a .420 batting average that featured a .977 slugging percentage and 16 homeruns. In 2008 she transferred to Emmanuel College where she excelled behind the plate and at third baseman during her junior and senior campaigns. In 2008 she received the Emmanuel College Softball Champion of Char-acter Award and was named to the NFCA and NAIA Academic All-American Team for two consecutive years. Bryan was named an All-Regional standout on the field following three of her collegiate seasons. After graduating with Bachelor degree in Communica-tion, she developed her coaching skills as a softball assistant coach for Flowery Branch Elementary School for three seasons from 2010-2012. Caitlin gained additional experi-ence as an assistant coach in Flowery Branch, Georgia at West Hall High School between 2011 and 2012. While at Maryville she will helping develop the Scots pitchers and catch-

ers. She will be helping Coach Woodard with player management and game day preparations as well as recruiting.

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Lacey Williams will join the Lady Scots softball staff as a volunteer assistant coach in 2013. Lacey graduated from Tennessee Wesleyan College with a Bachelors degree in Exercise Science with and emphasis in Sport Management and a minor in Business Administration. She played softball for Tennessee Wesleyan from 2004-2008 as an outfielder during which time they were Conference Champions in 2005 and 2006. She was an assistant coach at William Blount High School from 2010-2011. Lacey will be working with outfielders on drills and fundamentals on each of those three posi-tions. She will also be helping with recruiting and field maintenance.

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Seniors / Juniors

AndreA Brew Position- CatcherHometown- Colorado Springs, CoMajor- Business Management Parents-Blaine and Florence Brew2011-2012: GSAC All Conference Catcher2010-2011:Transfered from Adams State

TAylor dockeryPosition- OutfieldHometown- Maryville, TNMajor- PE with Teacher LicensureParents- Charles and Kim Dockery2011-2012: Teams Top Defensive Player

kelsie PAynePosition- Outfield /2nd BaseHometown- White House, TNMajor- PsychologyParents-Carson Payne and Shawn Barker2011-2012: GSAC All Academic; First year on softball squad as a sophmore after playing soccer for MC.

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Sophomore

Jennie BurksPosition- Catcher/OutfieldHometown- Collierville, TNMajor- Exercise Science Parents-Jamie Burks and Donna Brown2011-2012: Shared time in outfield and behind the plate as a freshman

corey HAirrellPosition- Pitcher /1st BaseHometown- Corryton,TNMajor-BusinessParents-Jayme and Becky Hairrell2011-2012: Split time playing first base, pitching and being a DP her freshman year

kAlyn JonesPosition- Catcher/InfieldHometown- Brown Summit, NCMajor-Biology-Pre Vetinary Parents-Gary and Connie Jones2011-2012:Started every game at 3rd Base her freshman year

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Sophomores/freshmen

lexi rAndolPH

Position- Pitcher/1st BaseHometown- Gordonsville,TNMajor-PsychologyParents-Lee and Michelle Randolph2011-2012: Split time playing 1st Base and pitcher her freshman year

HAnnAH youngdeer

Position- Infield/OutfieldHometown- Cherokee, NCMajor-BiologyParents-Jack and Carmen Davis, Michael Young-deer2011-2012: GSAC All-Freshman Team, GSAC All Conference Team, Team Most Offensive Player.

kAylA Aloisi

Position-Pitcher/InfieldHometown- Oliver Springs,TNMajor-Bio ChemistryParents- Tom and Vonda Aloisi

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freshmen

AsHley BrAleyPosition- Outfield/CatcherHometown- Colorado Springs, COMajor- PsychologyParent- Leslie Hickman

cAiTlin cox

Position- 3rd Base/ CatcherHometown- Sevierville,TNMajor-Exercise ScienceParents-Mike and Connie Cox

emilie crAven

Position- 2nd Base/ OutfieldHometown- Murphy, NCMajor-Exercise ScienceParent-Kelly Craven

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freshman

megAn miHAliAk

Position- Pitcher/Short Stop/OutfieldHometown- Hendersonville,TNMajor-Political Science Parents-Mark and Mary Ann Mihaliak

mirAndA miller

Position- Pitcher/ InfieldHometown- Gainesville, GAMajor-SociologyParents-Toby and Paula Miller

emily surreTT

Position- OutfieldHometown- Marble, NCMajor-Exercise ScienceParents-Stacy and Marsha Bradley

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kelci swAfford

Position- 3rd Base/ Catcher/ 1st BaseHometown- Mt. Juliet, TNMajor-Exercise Science Parents- Wayne and Regina Swafford

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KAnDiS SCHRAM SHAROn WOOD

ERiC ETCHiSOn

KiM WOODARD

LORi CHRiSTOPHER

TYSOn MuRPHY

ROn WATERS PAuL HEnRY

RAnDY LAMBERT

DEiDRA Dunn

DARRin TRAviLLiAn

MiLLiCEnT Dunn

PEPE fERnAnDEzMiKE RADER

athletiC DireCtor kandis schram ........ 865-981-8290 kandis.schram@maryvillecollege.edu

senior WoMan aDMinistration sharon Wood .......... 865-981-8389 sharon.wood@maryvillecollege.edu

faCulty athletiCs representative scott steele ............ 865-981-8077 scott.steele@maryvillecollege.edu

assistant athletiC DireCtor for CoMMuniCations eric etchison .......... 865-981-8283 ................................ 865-850-8103 eric.etchison@maryvillecollege.edu

athletiCs offiCe Manager lori Christopher ..... 865-981-8280 lori.christopher@maryvillecollege.edu

athletiC training staff sharon Wood .......... 865-981-8389 sharon.wood@maryvillecollege.edu

Jennie hess ............ 865-981-8289 jennie.hess@maryvillecollege.edu

grant Davis ............. 865-981-8289 grant.davis@maryvillecollege.edu

BaseBall paul henry .............. 865-981-8296 paul.henry@maryvillecollege.edu

Joey McCown ......... 865-981-8296 joey.mccown@maryvillecollege.edu

Cross Country tyson Murphy ......... 865-981-8208 tyson.murphy@maryvillecollege.edu

footBall Mike rader ............. 865-981-8282 mike.rader@maryvillecollege.edu

scott Brumett ......... 865-981-8281 scott.brumett@maryvillecollege.edu

shaun hayes ........... 865-981-8293 shaun.hayes@maryvillecollege.edu

teddy gaines .......... 865-981-8292 teddy.gaines@maryvillecollege.edu

philip Bailey ............ 865-981-8293 philip.bailey@maryvillecollege.edu

golf ron Waters ............. 865-254-9083 ron.waters@maryvillecollege.edu

Men’s BasketBall randy lambert ....... 865-981-8287 randy.lambert@maryvillecollege.edu

alex Bowers ........... 965-981-8288 alex.bowers@maryvillecollege.edu

raul placeres .......... 965-981-8288 raul.placeres@maryvillecollege.edu

soCCer pepe fernandez ..... 865-981-8284 pepe.fernandez@maryvillecollege.edu

Jon Baker ............... 865-981-8294

jon.baker@maryvillecollege.edu

softBall kim Woodard ......... 865-981-8228 kim.woodard@maryvillecollege.edu

tennis Deidra Dunn ........... 865-981-8229 deidra.dunn@maryvillecollege.edu

Millicent Dunn ........ 865-981-8229 millicent.dunn@maryvillecollege.edu

volleyBall kandis schram ....... 865-981-8290 kandis.schram@maryvillecollege.edu

Jesse Zabal ............. 865-981-8390 jesse.zabal@maryvillecollege.edu

WoMen’s BasketBall Darrin travillian ....... 865-981-8291 darrin.travillian@maryvillecollege.edu

amber lee .............. 865-981-8288 amber.lee@maryvillecollege.edu

athletic Department

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Maryville Scots Softball History

1981 3-14 Wiseman1982 7-17 Ballard

1983 13-14 Ballard198410-14 Ballard

1985 12-9 (fast) Arrington 8-9 (slow)

1990 N/A Moore

1992 5-1 N/A

1994 8-9 Schram

1996 N/A

1998 N/ABrown

2000 22-8 Rude

2002 27-9 Rude

2004 21-14 Fish

2006 N/A Fish

2008 19-19 Fish

2010 18-24 Woodard

2012 16-23 Woodard

1986 21-7-1 Arrington

1987 27-7-1 Arrington

1993 N/A

2007 27-13 Fish

2003 26-10 Fish

2005 21-20 Fish

2009 21-15 Fish

2011 14-20 Woodard

2001 20-15 Rude

1999 N/A Brown

1997 N/A

1989 N/A O’Brian

1988 22-11 Moore

1991 9-16 N/A

1995 N/A Schram