DePaul swept back-to-back doubleheaders on Tuesday and Wednesday. Sarah Martz threw a perfect game in the Blue Demons' 10-0 win over Valparaiso. She struck out eight and retired 18 consecutive batters in six innings pitched. Southern Miss split a pair with Nicholls State, while Saint Louis dropped two at Southern Illinois.

HITTER OF THE WEEK

COURTNEY MOORE, LOUISVILLE
Fr., SS, Visalia, Calif.

Moore helped Louisville to a 5-0 record on the week, including a three-game shutout sweep of DePaul. She batted .467 over the stretch (7-for-15) with two home runs and one double. The rookie hit safely in each game and had a team-leading six RBI and .933 slugging percentage. Moore went 2-for-3 with a home run in the U of L’s 8-1 win at Western Kentucky and 2-for-3 again in the Cards’ 2-0 win over the Blue Demons. She currently leads the team with 36 RBI and a .585 slugging percentage.

PITCHER OF THE WEEK

KADY GARRICK, LOUISVILLE
Fr., RHP, Tucson, Ariz.

Garrick led Louisville from the mound last week with two winning appearances including a shutout victory over conference foe DePaul on Friday. She went 2-0 with a 0.64 ERA over the week. In 11 innings pitched, she allowed just one run and walked one. The rookie held her opponents to a .194 batting average. She currently boasts an ERA of 1.72.

NATIONAL POLLS
USA Today/NFCA Poll (as of Apr. 11)
1. Arizona (23)
2. Florida State
3. UCLA
4. California
5. Washington
6. LSU
7. Georgia
8. Louisiana-Lafayette
9. Michigan
10. Stanford
11. Tennessee
12. Fresno State
13. Alabama
14. Oregon
t15. Oregon State
t15. Florida
17. Oklahoma
18. Nebraska
19. USF
20. Baylor
21. Long Beach State
22. Auburn
23. Pacific
24. Texas State
25. South Carolina


ESPN.com/USA Softball Poll (as of Apr. 11)
1. Arizona (20)
2. Florida State
t3. LSU
t3. UCLA
5. California
6. Washington
7. Louisiana-Lafayette
8. Georgia
t9. Michigan
t9. Stanford
11. Tennessee
12. Florida
13. Alabama
14. Oregon State
15. Oregon
16. Fresno State
17. Nebraska
18. Oklahoma
19. USF
20. Long Beach State
21. Baylor
22. Georgia Tech
23. Pacific
24. South Carolina
25. Auburn

ARV: LOUISVILLE (2)




USF PICKED TO WIN 2004 C-USA TITLE
CHICAGO – Nationally ranked and NCAA Tournament regular, USF (54-19, 17-6), has been selected to win the 2004 Conference USA Softball Championship, as voted on by the league’s nine head coaches. The Bulls’ Leigh Ann Ellis has been named preseason Pitcher of the Year while DePaul’s Sarah Martz has been chosen as the preseason Most Valuable Player.

Ellis led the USF program to its fifth NCAA appearance after notching a 1.29 ERA and a 34-11 record last season. The Barboursville, W. Va. native struck out a conference-high 320 batters in just 315.2 innings pitched. Ellis was also named to the All-C-USA first team as well as All-Southeast Region first team as a junior last year.

Martz, a two-time All-American, finished the 2003 season with a .448 batting average that ranked 12th in the nation, while also producing 15 pitching wins with just one loss.

PRESEASON POLL
(2003 Overall, Conference Records)

1. USF (54-19, 17-6)
2. DePaul (48-7-1, 22-2)
3. Houston (36-24, 15-9)
4. Louisville (24-26, 12-11)
5. Southern Miss (28-30, 12-12)
6. UAB (28-28, 10-14)
7. East Carolina (24-31, 5-19)
8. Charlotte (14-31, 4-19)
9. Saint Louis (21-18, 9-14)

PRESEASON ALL-LEAGUE TEAM
C: Arelis Ferreris, Houston
IF: Kattrina Dowd, USF
IF: Kristen Glowacz, Houston
IF: Carmela Liwag, USF
IF: Saskia Roberson, DePaul
IF: Christine Sheridan, East Carolina
IF: Aja Sherman, Louisville
OF: Heather Bell, Southern Miss
OF: Holly Groves, USF
OF: Shannon Nord, Louisville
OF: Shelly Riker, USF
P: Leigh Ann Ellis, USF
P: Jamie Falco, Houston
UT: Sarah Martz, Jr., DePaul
DP: Jenilee Skender, Houston

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Sarah Martz, DePaul
PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Leigh Ann Ellis, USF

TOURNAMENT CHAMPS
Five C-USA teams have combined to win 12 tournament crowns this season. East Carolina has claimed the most with four while USF has three tourney crowns under its belt. Here’s a look at this season’s tournament champions:

TEAM TOURNAMENT
East Carolina Hampton Inn Pirate Classic, Pirate Clash, Cougar Classic,
GMU Patriot Classic
Houston Hyatt Regency Cougar Classic
Louisville Red and Black Classic, Courtyard Marriott East Classic
USF USF-Best Western, GRU-Classic, Speedline Invitational
UAB Holiday Inn Select Tulsa Festival, Magic City Classic
AROUND THE HORN

CHARLOTTE (16-17, 3-9 C-USA): Charlotte raised its win total for the season to 16 with a pair of victories at Saint Louis over the weekend. The 49ers nearly made it three in a row in the series finale, but lost 1-0 on a sacrifice fly with two outs in the bottom of the seventh. The victory in game two of the doubleheader against the Billikens gave head coach AIMEE DEVOS 200 for her career. CHRISTY MURRAY struckout six in the same game, matching her career-high. J.J. MCVAY led the Niners at the plate for the week, batting .571.

DE PAUL (16-19-1, 7-5 C-USA): SARAH MARTZ pitched a perfect game at Wish Field on Tuesday in a 10-0 victory against Valparaiso. Martz threw for six innings and retired all 18 batters faced, while striking out eight. SARAH DOUGLAS aided the Blue Demons’ offensive effort with a grand slam, her first of the year. DePaul went on to defeat the Crusaders in the nightcap. The Blue Demons then swept another doubleheader on Wednesday against Northern Illinois, 10-0, 4-1. Martz collected her third complete-game shutout in game one and Douglas connected on another home run in game two. Her twin sister, CHRISTINA DOUGLAS, tallied a solo round-tripper earlier in the day.

EAST CAROLINA (38-13-1, 5-10 C-USA): KATE MANUSE hit her 22nd double of the season to lift the Pirates to a 2-1 victory over No. 18 USF. The extra-base hit set the record for C-USA single-season doubles. The Pirates’ victory also ended the Bulls’ 17-game winning streak. ECU dropped the other two games of the series. Freshman KELI HARRELL scattered seven hits over seven innings and struck out seven to earn her 11th win of the season. She allowed just one hit in the final three frames as she tossed her 10th complete game. The Pirates return to action on Saturday with a doubleheader against Liberty. Game one of the twin bill is scheduled for 1 p.m. in Lynchburg, Va.

HOUSTON (28-16, 7-5 C-USA): Houston registered its second conference sweep of the season with a trio of victories over UAB last weekend. JEANIE DAVIS' sixth inning grand slam boosted the Cougars to a come-from-behind win over the Blazers in game one of a doubleheader at George Ward Park in Birmingham, Ala. After picking up just one hit through five innings, the Cougars used a five-run, five-hit rally in the sixth inning to overcome a 4-1 deficit to take the series opener. In game two, BROOKE JOHNSON hit her first home run of the year with a two-run line drive shot over the right field fence. UH will be in action again this weekend when they take on Louisville in a league doubleheader.

LOUISVILLE (32-10, 13-2 C-USA): Louisville took three conference games from DePaul last weekend, all shutouts, to increase its winning streak to 10 games, a program best. It was the first time the Cardinals have ever swept the Blue Demons. In game two of the series, junior AJA SHERMAN (10-2) threw a one-hitter for her fourth straight conference shutout and sixth straight win of the season. COURTNEY MOORE hit 4-for-9 in the series, including a double and a home run, while tallying two runs and three RBI. U of L takes its string of victories to Houston this weekend for a conference match-up. Last year, the Cards went 2-1 against the Cougars at home.

SAINT LOUIS (16-31, 1-11 C-USA): Saint Louis suffered two shut outs at Southern Illinois on Wednesday, dropping their record to 16-31. ASHLEIGH WILLIAMS recorded the only hit for the Billikens in the first contest of the day. In the nightcap, ADRIENNE MAY and ASHLEE HEADY each posted a hit. SLU returns to Conference USA action this weekend with a three-game series at DePaul beginning on Saturday.







USF (44-8, 12-3 C-USA): The Bulls went 2-1 at East Carolina last weekend. Game two ended No. 18 USF’s 17-game winning streak. The streak placed the Bulls tied for fourth on the all-time C-USA list. In the series finale on Saturday, CARMELA LIWAG led the offense to the 11-3 victory. Liwag went 3-for-5 with a double, two home runs (one from each side of the plate) and six RBI. LEIGH ANN ELLIS threw for the two wins of the series, striking out 18 in 15 innings pitched.

SOUTHERN MISS (22-20, 9-3 C-USA): Southern Miss split a doubleheader at home against Nicholls State on Wednesday. The Golden Eagles edged their opponent, 1-0, in game one, but fell 6-4 in game two. Senior pitcher JESSICA HOLAWAY (11-5) earned the victory after throwing the complete eight innings and scattering five hits with one walk and three strikeouts. AURIEL JENKINS paced the USM offense with four hits over the two games, one of which proved to be the game-winner in the opener. SUE LOGAN chipped in with three hits on the night, while JESSICA HUERTA, DIANE HAMMES and SARAH BOYD all had two hits.

UAB (16-26, 3-12 C-USA): UAB lost its fourth-consecutive Conference USA series this weekend as the Blazers were swept by the Houston Cougars, 6-4, 6-0, 7-5, at George Ward Park in Birmingham, Ala. The Blazers are currently in the midst of their second, eight-game losing streak of the 2004 campaign and have not won a game since March 27. After a 2-1 victory over Louisville in the opening game of a three-game series, UAB lost the next two contests against the Cardinals and were then swept by both Southern Miss and Houston. The Blazers will look to snap their losing streak on Tuesday as they host the Chattanooga Mocs in a non-conference doubleheader beginning at 5 p.m.

LIFE IS GRAND
On Tuesday, SARAH DOUGLAS of DePaul hit her first grand slam of the year to help DePaul to a 10-0 victory over Valparaiso. Here’s a look at this season’s grand-slam hitters:

HITTER GS-HR MOST RECENT
Holly Groves, USF 2 Feb. 1, vs. Bethune Cookman
Tiffany Stewart, USF 2 April 4, vs. Saint Louis
Ashley Davis, USM 1 Feb. 5, vs. Louisiana-Monroe
Christine Sheridan, ECU 1 Feb. 20, vs. Delaware
AshLeigh Williams, SLU 1 Feb. 21, vs. Oakland
Kristen Glowacz, HOU 1 Feb. 28, vs. Villanova
Shirley Burleson, ECU 1 Feb. 29, vs. George Mason
Danielle Urbanik, USF 1 Mar. 10, vs. Boston University
Christie Chapman, USF 1 Mar. 14, vs. Louisville
Kate Manuse, ECU 1 Mar. 20, vs. St. Francis (NY)
Jeanie Davis, HOU 1 Apr. 9, at UAB
Sarah Douglas, DPU 1 Apr. 13, vs. Valparaiso

WINNING BIG
Houston and Louisville have combined to post five wins over nationally-ranked teams. USF has also recorded a win, beating then-No. 7 Stanford. Here's a look at this season's ranked wins:

2004 RANKED NON-CONFERENCE WINS
Feb. 18 Houston 6, (15) Texas A&M 5
Feb. 18 Houston, 3, (15) Texas A&M 0
Feb. 20 Louisville 3, (4) Oklahoma 1
Feb. 28 (22) USF 8, (7) Stanford 0
Feb. 29 Louisville 2, (19) Iowa 0
Mar. 6 Houston 2, (5) Oklahoma 1

FLAWLESS ON THE BASES
East Carolina’s LACASSA HILL has stolen a conference-leading 39 bases in 39 attempts for a perfect record this season. Her mark ranks sixth in the nation as of April 11.
2004 NO-HITTERS
DePaul’s SARAH MARTZ threw a perfect game on Tuesday in a 10-0 win against Valparaiso at Wish Field. The senior retired 18 consecutive batters in the six-inning contest and struck out eight. Here’s a look at this year’s no-hitters:

2004 No-Hitters
April 13 Sarah Martz, DePaul (10) vs. Valparaiso (0)
March 28 Aja Sherman, Louisville (5) at UAB (0)
March 4 Jessica Saunier, Southern Miss (10) vs. Alabama State (0)


ONE-RUN GAMES
Charlotte 7-3
DePaul 4-5
East Carolina 12-3
Houston 8-8
Louisville 5-4
Saint Louis 10-6
USF 7-5
Southern Miss 9-1
UAB 11-11

NON-CONFERENCE RECORDS
Last season, Conference USA teams posted a non-conference record of 156-92-1, the best non-league ledger in C-USA’s first four seasons of softball. Here’s a look at this year’s non-conference marks:

Charlotte 13-8
DePaul 9-14-1
East Carolina 31-3-1
Houston 21-11
Louisville 19-8
Saint Louis 15-20
USF 32-5
Southern Miss 13-17
UAB 13-14
TOTAL 166-100-2

CONFERENCE SUMMARY
Here's a summary of Conference USA’s record versus other conferences in non-conference competition in 2004:
Conference Record Conference Record
America East 5-1 Mid-Eastern 4-1
Atlantic Coast 7-9 Missouri Valley 2-8-1
Atlantic Sun 3-2 Mountain West 1-2
Atlantic 10 4-0 Northeast 6-0
Big East 3-2 Ohio Valley 9-5
Big Sky 0-0 Pac-10 1-6
Big South 8-1 Patriot 0-0
Big Ten 4-11 Southeastern 7-11
Big 12 11-15 Southern 16-6-1
Big West 1-0 Southland 17-5
Colonial 14-0 SWAC 3-0
Horizon 1-0 Sun Belt 4-3
Ivy 0-1 West Coast 0-2
Metro Atlantic 6-0 WAC 5-3
Mid-American 12-2 Independents 1-1
Mid-Continent 8-0 Non-Division I 0-0
TOTAL 163-97-2 (.626)

MAKING PROGRESS
For the fifth year in a row, Conference USA teams are in position to show an improvement in non-conference action. League teams won more than 60 percent of their non-league games in 2003. Here’s a look at how the league has fared in non-conference action in all five years the league has had softball:

2004: 166-100-2 (.623)
2003: 156-92-1 (.628)
2002: 180-125-1 (.589)
2001: 94-81-1 (.537)
2000: 78-71(.523)

WIN STREAKS
USF improved its winning streak to 17 for the second time in the last two seasons, before it was snapped on April 9 in a conference game at East Carolina. Here’s a look at the league’s longest winning streaks:

25 Southern Miss (April 8-May 19, 2000)
21 DePaul (March 26-April 24, 2003)
19 DePaul (March 24-April 14, 2001)
17 USF (Feb. 9-Mar. 7, 2003)
17 USF (March 14 – April 9, 2004)
17 Southern Miss (Feb. 29-March 18, 2000)
14 East Carolina (March 14-27, 2004)
12 DePaul (April 9-May 2, 2002 )
11 Houston (Feb. 1-Feb. 16, 2002)
11 USF (Mar. 9- 23, 2002)
10 DePaul (April 29-May 16, 2003)
10 Louisville (March 27, 2004 - )
10 USF (April 4-25, 2003)
10 USF (March 4-12, 2004)
10 Southern Miss (Feb. 13-Feb. 27, 2000)
10 UAB (Mar. 8-Mar. 26, 2002)

ELLIS NAMED NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
USF’s LEIGH ANN ELLIS was named Louisville Slugger/NFCA National Player of the Week for the period ending March 7. The southpaw pitched recorded four wins and one save to earn MVP of the Speedline Invitational. She struck out 19 batters in 24 innings while posting a perfect 0.00 ERA. The senior held her opponents to a .163 batting average to lead the Bulls to a 6-0 mark over the week and the tournament title.

GROVES AND ELLIS ON PLAYER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST
Teammates HOLLY GROVES and LEIGH ANN ELLIS of USF have been named to the list of 25 finalists for the third annual USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Award. This award, which is considered the Heisman Trophy in women's collegiate softball and is the only softball national player of the year award, is designed to recognize outstanding athletic achievement by female collegiate softball players across the country. The initial watch list was comprised of 40 players and will be narrowed down for the second time, to ten players, on April 28.

COACHING MILESTONES
Charlotte head coach AIMEE DEVOS earned her 200th win of her career on April 9, with the 49ers’ win over Saint Louis. Devos is in her 10th year as head coach and 11th year with the Niners’ program.

Louisville’s head coach SANDY PEARSALL recorded her 400th career win in the Cardinals’ 5-0 shutout against UAB on March 28. In her fifth season with U of L, Pearsall has accumulated 161 victories.
RAGING BULLS
USF has a player leading, or tied for, in 13 of 18 of C-USA’s major hitting categories. HOLLY GROVES is tops, or tied for, in eight of the lists. East Carolina leads in five categories. Here’s a look at who holds the top spot in each hitting category:

Batting Average Holly Groves, USF .438
Slugging Percentage Holly Groves, USF .790
On Base Percentage Kattrina Dowd, USF .531
Runs Scored Kattrina Dowd, USF 48
Shelly Riker, USF 48
Hits Holly Groves, USF 71
Runs Batted In Holly Groves, USF 69
Doubles Kate Manuse, East Carolina 22
Triples Audrey Rendon, Louisville 6
Home Runs Holly Groves, USF 14
Total Bases Holly Groves, USF 128
Walks Christine Sheridan, East Carolina 32
Hit By Pitch Sarah Watson, USF 8
Sac Bunts Shelly Riker, USF 14
Sac Flies Holly Groves, USF 4
Kate Manuse, East Carolina 4
Stolen Bases Lacassa Hill, East Carolina 39
Total Plate Appearances Carmela Liwag, USF 186
At Bats Holly Groves, USF 162
Steal Attempts Lacassa Hill, East Carolina 39


ERIKSEN NAMED TO USA SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF
USF’s KEN ERIKSEN will serve on the 2004 Olympic Team coaching staff. Eriksen joins John Rittman (Stanford University) as an assistant to head coach Mike Candrea (University of Arizona). The trio will attempt to lead the Women’s National Team to its third (of a possible three) consecutive gold medal, in Athens, Greece this summer.

Eriksen’s teams met up on March 6 as USF matched up against the USA Olympic team at Clearwater, Fla. in an exhibition game. LEIGH ANN ELLIS struck out five batters and held USA scoreless until the bottom of the sixth inning but the Olympians rallied to win 3-0. Team USA also met up with DePaul at the Kia Klassic in Fullerton, Calif. on March 18. The Blue Demons fell 9-0.

2004 C-USA TOURNAMENT
The 2004 Dr. Mark Lynn & Assoc., PLLC Conference USA Softball Tournament will be held May 13-15 in Louisville, Kentucky. Three year old Ulmer Stadium on the University of Louisville’s campus will serve as the host site of the double-elimination tournament. The championship game on Saturday, May 15 will be televised by affiliates of the Conference USA Television Network. Louisville played host the 2001 Conference USA Tournament, where Southern Miss defeated DePaul, 2-0, in the championship. The Blue Demons are the defending tournament champion.



RE-WRITING THE BOOKS
KATE MANUSE of East Carolina has claimed the league single-season record for doubles. She has tallied 22 this year and has outdone former Pirate, Angela Manzo who set the record with 21 in 2002. Manuse’s record-setting extra base hit lifted ECU to a win over No. 18 USF on April 9.

This season, HOLLY GROVES of USF has collected 69 RBI to take over the No. 1 slot in the C-USA single-season record book. The top spot was previously held by Amy Berman of Southern Miss who batted in 58 in 2000.

Houston’s JENNY JOHNSON has also made the C-USA annals after recording eight saves this season. The previous record of five was held by Jamie Peterka of USF (2001) and Lindsay Chouinard (2000, 2002).

ALL-TIME C-USA STANDINGS

2003
C-USA All Games
W-L PCT. W-L PCT. H A N
#%DPU 22-2 .917 48-7-1 .865 17-0 15-3-1 16-4
USF 17-6 .739 54-19 .740 36-5 12-5 6-9
HOU 15-9 .625 36-24 .600 27-11 6-10 4-3
LOU 12-11 .521 24-26 .480 14-10 7-11 3-6
USM 12-12 .500 28-30 .491 11-5 12-17 7-7
UAB 10-14 .417 28-28 .500 9-13 13-11 6-4
SLU 9-14 .391 21-18 .539 13-8 6-11 0-0
ECU 5-19 .208 24-31 .436 17-8 3-19 4-4
CHA 4-19 .174 14-31 .311 10-14 3-16 1-1

2002
C-USA All Games
W-L PCT. W-L PCT. H A N
#%DPU 20-1 .952 50-11 .820 17-1 19-3 14-6
USM 15-8 .652 28-35 .444 12-15 10-15 6-5
UAB 14-10 .583 39-22 .639 17-4 14-14 8-4
LOU 11-10 .524 27-28 .491 9-11 11-7 7-10
USF 9-11 .450 24-33-1 .417 15-19 14-7 5-7
ECU 10-13 .435 38-26 .613 14-13 16-6 8-7
HOU 9-14 .391 35-25 .583 12-11 11-11 12-3
CHA 6-15 .286 24-27 .471 11-12 8-13 5-2
SLU 5-17 .227 24-27 .471 7-10 11-14 6-3

2001
C-USA All Games
W-L PCT. W-L PCT. H A N
#DPU 17-3 .850 51-16-1 .757 22-5 13-4 16-7-1
%USM 15-6 .714 46-21 .687 20-2 7-10 19-9
USF 12-9 .571 43-34 .558 21-13 8-12 14-9
LOU 12-9 .571 40-26 .606 16-8 10-12 13-5
HOU 10-10 .500 22-33 .400 13-13 5-11 4-9
UAB 10-11 .476 27-35 .435 9-13 7-12 11-10
SLU 5-16 .238 25-34 .424 9-15 10-11 6-8
CHA 2-19 .095 17-33 .350 9-13 5-15 3-5

2000

C-USA All Games
W-L PCT. W-L PCT. H A N
# %USM 16-1 .941 63-13 .829 18-2 17-5 28-6
DPU 14-1 .933 40-22 .645 12-2 16-5 12-15
USF 11-7 .611 41-33 .554 29-17 7-10 5-6
LOU 8-8 .500 36-26 .581 10-9 9-9 17-8
UAB 6-12 .333 23-38 .377 8-17 7-16 8-5
SLU 3-14 .176 9-43 .173 4-17 3-15 2-9
CHA 1-16 .059 12-45 .211 3-20 3-17 6-8

#- REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION; %- TOURNAMENT CHAMPION

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Each Monday during the season Conference USA names a Hitter of the Week and a Pitcher of the Week. Here’s a look at the season’s winners:

HITTER OF THE WEEK
Feb. 9 Michelle Keith 1B Houston
Feb. 16 Mandi Nichols INF East Carolina
Audrey Rendon 3B Louisville
Feb. 23 Lisa Estes C/OF Louisville
Mar. 1 Courtney Moore SS Louisville
Mar. 8 Courtney Moore SS Louisville
Mar. 15 Holly Groves OF USF
Mar. 22 Kate Manuse INF East Carolina
Mar. 29 Auriel Jenkins OF Southern Miss
Apr. 5 Tiffany Stewart OF USF
Apr. 12 Courtney Moore SS Louisville

PITCHER OF THE WEEK
Feb. 9 Leigh Ann Ellis LHP USF
Feb. 16 Kady Garrick RHP Louisville
Feb. 23 Jenny Johnson P Houston
Mar. 1 Catherine Bishop RHP Louisville
Erica Mascarenas RHP UAB
Mar. 8 Jenny Johnson P Houston
Leigh Ann Ellis LHP USF
Mar. 15 Jenny Johnson P Houston
Mar. 22 Leigh Ann Ellis LHP USF
Mar. 29 Leigh Ann Ellis LHP USF
Sarah Martz RHP DePaul
Apr. 5 Leigh Ann Ellis LHP USF
Aja Sherman RHP Louisville
Apr. 12 Kady Garrick RHP Louisville

C-USA CAREER NO HITTERS

Here is a look at C-USA's top career no-hitters:

C-USA CAREER NO-HITTERS YRS. NO-HITTERS
Courtney Blades, USM 00-01 8
Lindsay Chouinard, DPU 00-03 7
Felicia Gonzales, USM 00-02 4
Leigh Ann Ellis, USF 03- 2
Sarah Martz, DPU 00- 1
Aja Sherman, LOU 02- 2
Betsy Thompson, CHA 00-03 2
Tara McClure, LOU 00-01 2
Jamie Falco, HOU 01- 1
Brooke Johnson, HOU 03- 1
Jessica Saunier, USM 03- 1

C-USA CAREER PERFECT GAMES YRS. PERFECT GAMES
Courtney Blades, USM 00-01 1
Nicole Bohnenstiehl, SLU 00-03 1
Felicia Gonzales, USM 00-02 1
Sarah Martz, DPU 00- 1
Mandi Wyatt, UAB 01 1
Leigh Ann Ellis, USF 03- 1