Upcoming Schedule
May 4 *Ole Miss at Arkansas 5 p.m. CT
May 6 *Arkansas at Alabama 6:30 p.m. CT
May 7 *Arkansas at Alabama (2) 1 p.m. CT *Florida at Kentucky (2) Noon ET *Tennessee at LSU (2) 1 p.m. CT *Mississippi State at South Carolina (2) Noon ET
May 8 Alabama at Lipscomb 2 p.m. CT *Florida at Kentucky Noon ET *Tennessee at LSU Noon CT *Mississippi State at South Carolina Noon ET
* SEC Game
NATIONAL POLLS
USA Today/NFCA National Poll
May 4, 2005
Rank Team Record Pts. Prv. 1. Michigan (20) 46-4 617 1 1. Michigan (22) 48-4 574 1 2. California (1) 42-9 542 3 3. Arizona 34-8 530 2 4. Stanford 37-11 505 4 5. Texas A&M 42-6 475 5 6. Texas 37-11 435 6 7. Oregon State 38-10 421 8 8. Georgia 48-12 393 12 9. Alabama 50-11 379 7 10. Tennessee 53-11 368 11 11. Oklahoma 44-13 363 10 11. Baylor 45-9 363 9 13. LA-Lafayette 43-8 284 14 14. UCLA 25-15 241 13 15. Missouri 36-10 220 19 16. Fresno State 35-10 207 18 17. Georgia Tech 45-11 201 17 18. Auburn 47-14 200 20 19. Northwestern 35-12 190 15 20. Washington 27-16 144 22 21. Iowa 44-10 127 21 22. Southern Illinois 43-10 79 23 23. Florida 36-19 76 16 24. Long Beach State 33-14 37 25 25. Oregon 29-19 36 NR
ESPN.com/USA Softball National Poll
May 3, 2005
Rank Team Record Pts. Prev. 1. Michigan (18) 48-4 497 1 2. California (2) 42-9 467 3 3. Arizona 34-8 446 2 4. Texas A&M 42-6 438 4 5. Stanford 37-11 423 5 6. Oregon State 38-10 376 7 7. Baylor 45-9 370 8 8. Texas 37-11 358 6 9. Georgia 46-10 351 11 10. Oklahoma 44-13 325 9 11. Alabama 50-11 296 12 12. UCLA 25-15 272 10 13. Tennessee 53-11 248 13 14. Louisiana Lafayette 43-8 233 14 15. Northwestern 33-12 185 15 16. Fresno State 35-10 183 17 17. Georgia Tech 45-11 174 18 T18. Iowa 44-10 160 19 T18. Missouri 36-10 160 20 20. Southern Illinois 43-10 111 21 21. Auburn 45-14 108 22 22. Washington 27-16 106 24 23. Florida 36-16 77 16 24. Nebraska 32-18 39 25 25. DePaul 35-14 23 NR
Others receiving votes: Creighton (19); BYU (13); Oregon (12); Arizona State (8); Kansas (6); Long Beach State (5); Penn State (3); UNLV (3); Florida State (1); Tulsa (1); East Carolina (1).
Non-Conference Record 227-90-1 (.716) as of 5/4/05
America East 1-0 1.000 Atlantic Coast 12-8 .600 Atlantic Sun 21-0 1.000 Atlantic 10 3-0 1.000 Big East 4-8 .333 Big South 11-3-1 .786 Big Ten 7-12 .368 Big 12 8-10 .444 Big West 6-6 .500 Colonial Athletic 0-0 .000 C-USA 23-4 .852 Horizon 4-0 1.000 Metro Atlantic Ath. 0-0 .000 Mid-American 11-0 1.000 Mid-Continent 4-0 1.000 Mid-Eastern Ath. 4-1 .800 Midwestern Coll. 0-0 .000 Missouri Valley 7-7 .500 Mountain West 3-2 .600 Northeast 2-0 1.000 Ohio Valley 15-2 .882 Pacific Coast 3-1 .750 Pacific-10 5-10 .333 Patriot 0-0 .000 Southern 20-0 1.000 Southland 22-7 .759 Southwestern Ath. 10-0 1.000 Sun Belt 10-7 .588 Western Athletic 8-2 .800 Independents 0-0 .000
SEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK Paige Jones Auburn • IF • Senior Alabaster, Ala. (Thompson HS)
Jones' Totals This Week
Runs Hits AVG RBI BB HR 5 12 .571 9 1 4
SEC PITCHER OF THE WEEK Monica Abbott Tennessee • LHP • Sophomore Salinas, Calif. (North Salinas HS)
Abbott's Totals This Week
G W L SHO SV IP H R ERA SO 5 3 0 3 1 20 6 0 0.00 41
Team-By-Team Notes
ALABAMA Crimson Tide Alabama recorded its 50th win of the season for the third time in school history. Staci Ramsey moved to second place on Alabama's all-time assist list pushing her career total to 353. Ramsey also extended her hitting streak to nine games, a team high this season. Jennifer Wright recorded her career high 22nd start of the season in Game 2 at Georgia. Leah White recorded her 100th career hit. Stephanie VanBrakle's home run in the first inning of Game 3 cleared the scoreboard in left field. Emily Currie scored her career high 17th run of the season. Alabama recorded season high 16 hits and tied its SEC season high 13 runs in Game 3.
ARKANSAS Lady'Backs In non-conference action, Arkansas fell to Kansas 7-2 and 6-5, April 26, in Lawrence, Kan. In game two, the Lady'Backs charged back with a four run, seventh-inning rally that fell just short. Freshman infielder Dayna Huckabee led Arkansas at the plate as she was 4-for-6 with a double and her first career triple.
AUBURN Tigers The Auburn softball team wrapped up its 2005 regular season by taking 2-of-3 from Kentucky in Lexington. The Tigers ended with 47 wins, the most in school history, as well as 21 victories in conference play, also a school record. Paige Jones hit four home runs and posted nine RBI in six games last week. For the season, she has 13 home runs and 44 RBI, the-second most in school history. That trails Holly Currie, who has 59 RBI this season. Currie went 4-0 in four appearances last week, giving her 22 wins this season. She has teamed with Beth DiPietro to dominate this season, with both pitchers winning 22 games apiece. They are the first Auburn duo to reach the 20-win plateau in the same season. Auburn has hit 65 home runs this season, the second most in SEC history behind the 1998 Alabama club, which hit 73.
FLORIDA Gators The Florida Softball team was swept by Auburn and LSU last week and is now on a seven-game losing streak. The Gators close out the regular season with a doubleheader against Florida State in Gainesville on Tuesday and a three-game series at Kentucky on Saturdya and Sunday.
GEORGIA Bulldogs The Georgia Bulldogs captured their second Southeastern Conference championship on Saturday after earning a 5-2 win over Alabama. The Bulldogs were paced offensively in the Alabama series by a pair of freshman infielders. Jessica Doucette finished the weekend with a .400 batting average after going 4-for-10 with a double and five RBI. Katie Vickers tallied five hits and two RBI in the 2-1 series win. Georgia returns to action on Thurs., May 12, when it participates in first round action of the SEC Tournament in Gainesville, Fla. The Bulldogs will enter the field of eight teams as the No. 1 seed.
KENTUCKY Wildcats The Wildcats won the opening game of its home series against No. 20 Auburn. The win snapped a four-game losing skid for UK and the first SEC win since Apr. 9 at Louisiana State. The victory was the second over a ranked opponent for the Wildcats who also topped then No. 4 Tennessee last month in Knoxville. The Wildcat defense turned a pair of double plays in the loss on Sunday, giving them 23 twin killings this year. Gina Florence led the team this weekend, batting .500 (3-for-6) with a double. Katie Campbell belted her sixth homerun of the season in the win over Auburn. Campbell is now one longball behind team-leader Amber Janneck. UK will wrap up the regular season when it hosts Florida next weekend, May 7-8, in Lexington.
LSU Tigers LSU swept a three game series on the road at No. 16 Florida, the second SEC series sweep of the season for the Tigers, clinching a spot for LSU in the SEC Tournament. Sophomore pitcher Emily turner went 2-0 with a pair of complete game shutouts in three appearances. She allowed one earned run in 18.1 innings pitched while striking out 14. Sophomore outfielder Leslie Klein hit .600 on the weekend, including a pair of doubles, three RBIs and two runs scored. The Tigers close out the regular season this weekend at home against nationally ranked Tennessee. The pair split a doubleheader in Knoxville, Tenn., last season in their last meetings.
OLE MISS Rebels Ole Miss went 1-3 on the week with a 4-0 win over Mississippi State to claim the season series two games toone. In the win, Dana Brill picked up her ninth win of the season as she pitched a complete-game, two hit shutout of the Bulldogs. The game, which was played in Madison, Miss., as part of three single games at separate sites drew 1,112 fans. Chloe Kloezeman hit a two-run home run and DeDe Justice hit a solo home run to help the Rebels to the win. The Rebels dropped all three games of the season series to the No. 11 ranked Tennessee Lady Vols over the weekend, suffering elimination from the SEC Tournament race.
MISSISSIPPI STATE Bulldogs Having enjoyed their first off weekend this season over the weekend, Mississippi State clinched its eighth consecutive SEC Tournament bid on Sunday afternoon on the shoulders of a Tennessee sweep of Ole Miss in Oxford. Only three teams - Alabama, Florida and LSU - have a longer such streak than the Bulldogs. Having shattered MSU's six-year-old freshman home run record with a pair of dingers at Florida last weekend, freshman Courtney Bures is just three home runs shy of two-time SEC Player of the Year Iyhia McMichael's school record of 18. The Bulldogs will wrap up their 2005 regular season campaign this weekend at South Carolina, before heading to Gainesville on Monday morning to begin preparations for the SEC Tournament.
SOUTH CAROLINA Gamecocks The Gamecocks will wrap up their 2005 regular season this weekend when they host Mississippi State. This will mark the final home games for seniors Meghan Cornett, Kristin Hall and Aleca Johnson. The Gamecocks currently hold the No. 8 seed in the tournament and are looking to advance to their ninth consecutive SEC Tournament.
TENNESSEE Lady Vols The Lady Vols bounced back from a 4-6 stretch to win five straight contests last week. With the second win over Marshall, the Big Orange recorded its 50th win of the season, becoming only the second team this season to do so. East Carolina had a 51-15 record at the time. Following the week's play, UT has 53 wins, only two shy of the school record of 55 set by last season's team (55-16). Sophomore pitcher Monica Abbott tossed her fifth no-hitter of the season, ninth of her career, and the Big Orange's eighth of the campaign in UT's 4-0 win over Ole Miss in game one. Tennessee dramatically rallied from a 1-0 deficit with nobody on and two outs in the seventh for a 3-1 win over Ole Miss in the middle game. Four singles combined with an error on one of the hits plated the three runs for the Lady Vols. In the 9-0 (5 inn.) win in the series finale, UT recorded its first SEC run-rule victory since topping South Carolina 12-0 (5 inn.) on March 15.
Last Week's Results
April 26 Alabama 7, Birmingham Southern 0 Kansas 7, Arkansas 2 Kansas 6, Arkansas 5 Auburn 5, Florida 3 Ole Miss 4, Mississippi State 0
April 27 Auburn 6, Florida 4 Auburn 6, Florida 5 Georgia 6, Georgia State 0 Louisville 6, Kentucky 0 Tennessee 3, Marshall 0 Tennessee 6, Marshall 1
April 30 Georgia 5, Alabama 2 Georgia 5, Alabama 4 Kentucky 5, Auburn 2 Auburn 8, Kentucky 0 LSU 4, Florida 3 LSU 3, Florida 0 Tennessee 4, Ole Miss 0 Tennessee 3, Ole Miss 1
May 1 Alabama 13, Georgia 3 Auburn 10, Kentucky 0 LSU 10, Florida 0 Tennessee 9, Ole Miss 0
2005 SEC TOURNAMENT May 12-15 The Florida Softball Stadium • Gainesville, Fla.
All times Eastern
The Road to the SEC Tournament
2005 SEC Softball Tournament Seedings - April 25
SEC Pct. GB Series Left #1 X-Georgia 24-3 0.889 -- UA #2 X-Alabama 19-5 0.792 3.5 @UG, AR #3 X-Florida 15-6 0.714 6.0 @AU, LS, @UK #4 X-Auburn 16-7 0.696 6.0 UF, @UK #5 X-Tennessee 14-8 0.636 7.5 @UM, @LS #6 Mississippi State 11-15 0.423 12.5 UM, @SC #7 South Carolina 9-15 0.375 13.5 MS #8 LSU 9-15 0.375 13.5 @UF, UT ------------------------------------------------------------ #9 Ole Miss 6-17 0.261 16.0 MS, UT, @AR #10 Arkansas 4-19 0.174 18.0 UM, @UA #11 Kentucky 3-20 0.130 19.0 AU, UF
Tie-breakers: 1) Head-to-Head competition 2) Winning Percentage within the divison
Notes: Notes: X - Clinched Tournament Berth South Carolina 3, LSU 0 (Season Series)
COACHES RECORDS
The SEC is home to some of the winningest coaches in collegiate softball history. Below is a list of won-lost records of league coaches for their careers and at their present schools, as of May 2nd.
Coach, School Career At School Patrick Murphy, UA 371-144 345-127 (7th year) Jamie Pinkerton, AR 156-139 19-37 (1st year) Tina Deese, AU 573-383-1 297-260-1 (9th year) Karen Johns, UF 188-125 188-125 (9th year) Lu Harris, UG 462-151-1 254-88 (5th year) Eileen Schmidt, UK 82-98 20-38 (1st year) Yvette Girouard, LS 1011-320 263-71 (5th year) Candi Letts, UM 305-335-1 150-246 (7th year) Jay Miller, MS 813-496 103-82 (3rd year) Joyce Compton, SC 955-414-3 830-337-3 (19th year) Karen Weekly, UT 408-168-1 185-71-1 (4th year) Ralph Weekly, UT 687-258-1 185-71-1 (4th year)
PERFECT
There have been three perfect games thrown this year. Below is a list of pitchers who have recorded a perfect game so far this season.
Player(s), Team Opponent Score (Inn.) Date Holly Currie, AU v. Col. Charleston 9-0 (5) 2/11 Monica Abbott, UT v. Kentucky 5-0 (7) 3/29 Monica Abbott, UT v. Tennessee Tech 1-0 (7) 4/5
UNHITTABLE
There have been 97 no-hitters since SEC Softball began in 1997. Last year saw 22 no-hitters thrown. This year, nine no-hitters have been thrown. Below is a list of no-hitters that have been thrown this year.
Player(s), Team Opponent Score (Inn.) Date Holly Currie, AU v. Col. Charleston 9-0 (5) 2/11 Melinda Massey, MS v. St. Francis (PA) 7-0 (7) 3/4 Kelli Miller, MS v. La Tech 9-0 (5) 2/4 Monica Abbott, UT v. Florida A&M 5-0 (6) 2/5 Monica Abbott, UT v. Pacific 14-0 (5) 2/25 Monica Abbott, UT v. Kentucky 5-0 (7) 3/29 Monica Abbott, UT v. Tennessee Tech 1-0 (7) 4/5 Monica Abbott, UT v. Ole Miss 4-0 (7) 4/30 Megan Rhodes, UT v. Charleston South. 9-0 (5) 2/21
STRIKEOUT QUEENS
There have been 71 10+ strikeout performances thrown this year. Below is a list of pitchers who have recorded 10 or more strikeouts in a game this year.
Player, School Times Most, Date, Opponent Monica Abbott, UT 23 18, 4/5 vs. Tennesee Tech Stephanie VanBrakle, UA 10 13, 2/19 v. Penn State Michelle Green, UG 7 17, 3/29 v. Mercer Holly Currie, AU 5 14, 2/25 v. Texas Tech Emily Turner, LS 4 14, 3/4 v. Columbia Megan Jolly, LS 3 11, 2/18 v. Southern Megan Rhodes, UT 3 13, 3/14 v. Northern Colorado Chrissy Owens, UA 2 11, 4/13 v. Birmingham Southern Stacey Stevens, UF 2 11, 3/27 v. Ole Miss Jessica Doucette, UG 2 10, 3/5 v. Oakland Katie Griffith, UG 2 11, 3/4 v. UNC-Greensboro Mary Jane Callahan, UM 2 15, 3/4 v. UCLA Jennifer Wright, UA 1 12, 2/9 v. Northwestern State Katy Henry, AR 1 15, 2/26 v. La-Monroe Beth DiPietro, AU 1 10, 3/12 v. Arkansas Kasi Carroll, UG 1 12, 4/20 v. Georgia Southern Stephanie Comeaux, MS 1 12, 3/8 v. UAB Melissa Massey, MS 1 10, 2/5 v. Louisiana Tech
PLAYER & PITCHER OF THE WEEK
Week Player Pitcher 1 (2/14) Courtney Bures, MSU Monica Abbott, UT 2 (2/21) Katherine Card, UT Stephanie VanBrakle, UA 3 (2/28) Ashley Courtney, UA Mary Jane Callahan, UM 4 (3/1) Lindsay Schutzler, UT Michelle Green, UG 5 (3/8) Jessica Josker, SC Monica Abbott, UT 6 (3/15) Meghan Cornett, SC Monica Abbott, UT 7 (3/22) Sarah Fekete, UT Michelle Green, UG 8 (3/29) Ashley Courtney, UA Stacey Stevens, UF 9 (4/5) Sara Dean, AU Michelle Green, UG 10 (4/12) Megan McAllister, UG Stacey Stevens, UF 11 (4/19) Staci Ramsey, UA Emily Turner, LSU 12 (4/26) Mindy O'Malley, AR Holly Currie, AU 13 (5/2) Paige Jones, AU Monica Abbott, UT
CLOSE CALLS
The Southeastern Conference is known for having the best competition in the country. Having the best competition will lead to close games. Below is a breakdown of teams who have played one run games and each teams record in those games in 2005.
Team Games Record Alabama 12 10-2 Arkansas 16 4-12 Auburn 10 5-5 Florida 12 9-3 Georgia 15 10-5 Kentucky 12 6-6 LSU 6 4-2 Ole Miss 13 5-8 Mississippi State 12 8-4 South Carolina 8 2-6 Tennessee 9 5-4 Totals 125 72-57
SEC IN THE POLLS
Southeastern Conference Teams have been ranked in every NFCA/USA Today poll since the inception of SEC softball, including 65 Top 10 appearances in the NFCA/USA Today poll. Alabama currently leads all SEC teams with a No. 7 ranking. Tennessee (11), Georgia (12), Florida (16) and Auburn (20) are also ranked in the Top 25.
Here's a week-by-week look at the SEC's ranked teams this season.
NFCA/USA Today
UA AU UF UG LS UT Preseason 12 RV NR 7 5 14 February 16 6 RV 16 13 9 7 February 22 7 RV 14 16 10 5 March 2 7 RV 16 13 12 5 March 9 8 RV 17 13 12 4 March 16 9 25 16 13 15 6 March 30 11 23 14 12 RV 4 April 6 10 22 16 11 NR 4 April 13 9 20 17 12 NR 6 April 20 8 21 16 13 NR 9 April 27 7 20 16 12 NR 11
ESPN.com/USA Softball
UA AU UF UG LS MS UM SC UT Preseason 12 RV NR 7 5 NR NR NR 14 February 8 13 RV 19 16 7 RV NR RV 9 February 22 8 NR 15 23 10 RV NR NR t6 March 1 9 NR 15 17 13 NR NR NR 6 March 15 12 RV 16 13 15 NR RV RV 6 March 22 11 RV 14 12 t19 NR RV NR 5 March 29 11 RV 13 12 25 NR NR NR 5 April 5 11 RV 15 10 RV NR NR NR 5 April 12 12 24 15 11 NR NR RV NR 7 April 19 13 23 16 12 NR NR NR NR 11 April 26 12 22 16 11 NR NR NR NR 13
BIG STICKS
Below is a list of hitters who have had multiple RBIs in a game this season. (Minimum 8 games)
Most RBIs Player, School Times in a game Kristi Durant, UT 17 6 Courtney Bures, MS 15 4 Megan McAllister, UG 13 6 Jennifer Jessup, MS 12 3 Paige Jones, AU 11 5 Holly Currie, AU 11 10 Kristen Butler, UF 11 4 Lindsey Cameron, UF 11 4 Kim Wendland, UG 11 6 McKenna Hughes, SC 11 4 Sara Dean, AU 10 4 Vanessa Soto, LS 10 5 Katherine Card, UT 10 4 Lindsay Schutzler, UT 10 2 Ashley Courtney, UA 9 6 Staci Ramsey, UA 9 3 Kristina McCain, AU 9 3 Melissa Zick, UF 9 5 Quinlan Duhon, LS 9 5 Tanelda McDonald, MS 9 3 Lisa Longo, SC 9 3 Shannon Doepking, UT 9 4 Dani Woods, UA 8 4 Jessica Gilmore, UG 8 3 Ashely Godfrey, UG 8 4 Courtney Knight, UG 8 3
HITTING STREAKS
Below is a list of the current and longest hitting streaks in the league, as of May 2nd.
Current (min. 5 games) Sara Dean, AU 12 Staci Ramsey, UA 9 Mindy O’Malley, AR 9 Ashley Griffin, AU 8 Katie Vickers, UG 8 Lindsay Schutzler, UT 7 Rachel LeMaster, AR 6 Paige Jones, AU 6 Jessica Josker, SC 6 India Chiles, UT 5 Longest (min. 10 games) Kim Wendland, UG 20 Kristi Durant, UT 15 Sarah Fekete, UT 14 Sarah Dean, AU 12 Kristina McCain, AU 12 Melissa Zick, UF 11 DeDe Justice, UM 11 Sara Ghezzi, AU 10 Courtney Knight, UG 10 Katherine Card, UT 10
SEC DEFENSIVE STATS • As of May 2 (compiled from reports received)
CATCHER C PO AST E AVG. HOBBS LS 187 165 21 1 .995 S. Dean AU 427 381 43 3 .993 ROESSNER LS 126 106 19 1 .992 BUTLER UF 317 286 28 3 .991 M. Hughes SC 101 85 15 1 .990 Courtney UA 436 391 40 5 .989 A. Smith SC 124 107 15 2 .984 FIRST BASE C PO AST E AVG. L. Hunley MS 340 321 18 1 .997 HILL LS 277 266 10 1 .996 B. Warner UM 401 377 22 2 .995 M. Cornett SC 349 317 29 3 .991 Woods UA 432 412 16 4 .991 M. Cooper UK 79 77 1 1 .987 P. Jones AU. 289 268 16 5 .983 ZICK UF 307 286 12 9 .971 SECOND BASE C PO AST E AVG. C. Williams MS 178 91 81 6 .966 L. Rowe UM 68 26 41 1 .985 Schoonmaker SC 129 68 56 5 .961 J. Chitwood UM 98 48 46 4 .959 NORFLEET UF 61 26 32 3 .951 L. Alvarez AU 156 77 71 8 .949 B. Marnitz UK 75 41 30 4 .947 L. White UA 200 92 97 11 .945 THIRD BASE C PO AST E AVG. Ramsey UA 137 30 102 5 .964 R. McIntire UM 113 21 87 5 .956 A. Fertic UK 123 30 87 6 .951 B. Martinez SC 95 33 57 5 .947 K. McCain AU 133 36 85 12 .910 PESTRAK UF 65 21 38 6 .908 DELAHOUSSAYE LS 109 24 73 12 .890 SHORTSTOP C PO AST E AVG. A. SMITH LS 134 59 68 7 .948 ROUSSELL UF 129 45 76 8 .938 A. Griffin AU 176 93 70 13 .926 A. Janneck UK 127 52 65 10 .921 C. Kloezeman UM 210 70 123 17 .919 Accetturo UA 162 47 101 14 .914 B. Marnitz UK 41 18 19 4 .902 C. Bures MS 161 62 83 16 .901 L. Longo SC 138 67 57 14 .899 OUTFIELD C PO AST E AVG. SH STEVENS UF 38 36 2 0 1.000 DIAZ UF 27 24 3 0 1.000 KLEIN LS 27 26 1 0 1.000 B. Martinez SC 17 17 0 0 1.000 M. O'Malley AR 17 15 2 0 1.000 K. Mosley UM 16 13 3 0 1.000 L. Rowe UM 10 9 1 0 1.000
SEC IN NCAA STATS April 26
TEAM
Batting Average 3. Tennessee .341 4. Georgia .334 10. LSU .320 16. Auburn .312 Earned Run Average 4. Tennessee .81 29. Georgia 1.52 Fielding 1. Tennessee .985 25. Alabama .971 30. Florida .970 Scoring 10. Tennessee 5.92 13. LSU 5.76 15. Auburn 5.61 16. Georiga 5.60 29. Alabama 5.15 Winning Percentage 7. Tennessee .863 12. Alabama .830 13. Georgia .830 23. Auburn .776 25. Florida .762 Home Runs Per Game 16. Auburn 0.98 30. Georgia 0.83 35. Tennessee 0.80 37. LSU 0.78 38. Alabama 0.77 46. Florida 0.74 Doubles Per Game 2. LSU 1.92 10. Auburn 1.59 Triples Per Game 30. Auburn 0.27 33. Alabama 0.26 46. Mississippi State 0.24 Stolen Bases Per Game 6. Florida 2.14 11. Alabama 1.94 13. Tennessee 1.92 31. LSU 1.57 46. Auburn 1.29 Slugging Percentage 8. Auburn 0.512 11. LSU 0.494 12. Tennessee 0.494 13. Georgia 0.491 21. Alabama 0.460 44. Mississippi State 0.434 Double Plays per game 11. Ole Miss 0.47 41. South Carolina 0.36 48. Kentucky 0.35 50. Mississippi State 0.35
Individual
Victories 1. Monica Abbott, UT 31 4. Stephanie VanBrakle, UA 22 9. Beth DiPietro, AU 20 17. Michelle Green, UG 18 21. Stacey Stevens, UF 17 30. Jennifer Wright, UA 15 Doubles per game 6. Vanessa Soto, LSU .41 14. Holly Currie, AU .35 Hit by Pitch per game 17. Ashely Carter, AR 0.21 20. Kallie Foglesong, AR 0.20 28. Megan McAllister, UG 0.18 Runs Batted In per game 5. Kristi Durant, UT 1.18 11. Megan McAllister, UG 1.13 15. Holly Currie, AU 1.08 26. Vanessa Soto, LSU 0.97 Toughest to Strikeout 6. Kristi Durant, UT 37.0 32. Sara Dean, AU 19.4 44. Kim Wendland, UG 17.1 45. Katie Lewis, UG 17.0 Stolen Bases per game 6. Sarah Fekete, UT 0.68 11. Dee Dee Henderson, LSU 0.60 26. Lindsay Schutzler, UT 0.51 Sacrifice Hits per game 1. Katie Lewis, UG 0.46 Runs per game 13. Kristina McCain, AU 1.02 15. Lindsay Schutzler, UT 0.98 23. Sarah Fekete, UT 0.95 31. Camille Harris, LSU 0.92 40. Courtney Bures, MSU 0.87 48. Ashley Griffin, AU 0.84 Slugging Percentage 14. Holly Currie, AU 0.823 18. Megan McAllister, UG 0.806 22. Courtney Bures, MSU 0.777 32. Camille Harris, LSU 0.753 46. Lindsey Cameron, UF 0.709 50. Kim Wendland, UG 0.701 Earned Run Average 4. Monica Abbott, UT 0.45 23. Michelle Green, UG 0.89 31. Chrissy Owens, UA 1.05 48. S. VanBrakle, UA 1.25 Strikeouts Per Seven Innings 4. Monica Abbott, UT 12.4 13. Michelle Green, UG 10.8 22. Megan Rhodes, UT 10.0 25. Katie Griffith, UG 9.9 Saves 1. Chrissy Owens, UA 9 8. Holly Currie, AU 4 8. Aleca Johnson, USC 4 20. Kasi Carroll, UG 3 Walks 9. Stephanie VanBrakle, UA 0.7 15. Camille Harris, LSU 0.68 47. Kristina McCain, AU 0.57 Homeruns per game 9. Megan McAllister, UG .34 Batting Average 5. Sarah Fekete, UT .505 19. Kristi Durant, UT .432 27. Courtney Bures, MSU .419 29. Kim Wendland, UG .416 35. Holly Currie, AU .411 45. Lindsay Schutzler, UT .407 48. Mary Jane Callahan, UM .406 50. Lauren Castle, LSU .405 Triples per game 29. Courtney Bures, MSU .11