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2015 Schedule/Results
February (6-5)
4 TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL W, 4-2
TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL W, 1-0
10 at St. Edward’s L, 3-4 (8)
at St. Edward’s W, 5-3
13 vs. Newman% L, 4-10
at #4 Southeastern Oklahoma State% L, 2-3
14 vs. Washburn% L, 3-7
vs. #16 St. Mary’s% L, 3-5
15 vs. Southwestern Oklahoma State% W, 12-11 (8)
18 HUSTON-TILLOSTON W, 9-1 (5)
HUSTON-TILLOSTON W, 8-0 (5)
28 at #6 Angelo State* Canceled
at #6 Angelo State* Canceled
March (7-9)
1 at #6 Angelo State* L, 2-5
at #6 Angelo State* L, 0-8 (6)
7 TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE* L, 2-7
TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE* W, 7-6
8 TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE* CANCELED
TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE* CANCELED
13 at Cameron* L, 0-3
at Cameron* L, 1-13 (5)
14 at Cameron* L, 0-7
at Cameron* L, 1-4
18 at Huston-Tilloston CANCELED
at Huston-Tilloston CANCELED
19 at St. Mary’s L, 0-8 (5)
at St. Mary’s L, 2-7
25 HOUSTON-VICTORIA W, 7-0
HOUSTON-VICTORIA W, 4-3
27 EASTERN NEW MEXICO* W, 4-2
EASTERN NEW MEXICO* W, 11-10
28 EASTERN NEW MEXICO* W, 2-1
EASTERN NEW MEXICO* W, 9-7
April (2-11-1)
3 at West Texas A&M* L, 4-9
at West Texas A&M* L, 2-13 (5)
4 at West Texas A&M* L, 5-11
at West Texas A&M* L, 3-20 (5)
8 ST. EDWARD’S L, 1-5
ST. EDWARD’S W, 3-2
10 TEXAS WOMAN’S* L, 4-7
TEXAS WOMAN’S* L, 0-8 (6)
11 TEXAS WOMAN’S* L, 2-10 (6)
TEXAS WOMAN’S* T, 1-1 (5)
14 at Texas A&M International CANCELED
at Texas A&M International CANCELED
17 at Tarleton State* L, 2-17 (5)
at Tarleton State* L, 4-6
18 at Tarleton State* W, 5-4
at Tarleton State* L, 4-5
22 at Houston-Victoria CANCELED
at Houston-Victoria CANCELED
24 MIDWESTERN STATE* 5 P.M.
MIDWESTERN STATE* 7 P.M.
25 MIDWESTERN STATE* 1 P.M.
MIDWESTERN STATE* 3 P.M.
May (0-0)
1-2 LSC Tournament^ TBA
Home games in BOLD CAPS
% - Southeastern Regional Invitational (Durant, Okla.)
* - LSC game
^ - LSC Tournament (@ #1 Seed)
All times are CST
#GoBlueBeGold
2015 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE
JAVELINA SOFTBALL
TAMUK PITCHERS
Javelinas Yr. W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR OBA
12 Bella Rosas Fr. 4-6 6.74 53.0 97 66 51 30 31 10 .394
15 Carlie Clark So. 5-4 4.10 58.0 61 37 34 24 46 6 .270
20 Karri Smith Jr. 6-14 5.24 133.2 206 136 100 41 57 14 .347
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April 24-25, 2015 - Games 44-47
Hubert Field - Kingsville, Texas
Texas A&M-Kingsville (15-25-1, 6-17-1 LSC)
vs.
Midwestern State (22-22, 9-15 LSC)
Overall: 15-25-1
Lone Star: 6-17-1
Streak:
Last Game:
L, 4-5, at Tarleton State (4/19)
Head Coach: Betsy Dean
School Record: 15-25-1
Career Record: 15-25-1
Statistical Leaders
Average: Longoria (.387)
Home Runs: Donaldson (5)
RBI: Donaldson (22)
ERA: Clark (4.10)
Strikeouts: Smith (57)
Overall: 22-22
Lone Star: 9-15
Streak: L2
Last Game:
L, 1-5, Central Oklahoma (4/21)
Head Coach: Brady Tigert
School Record: 454-226
Career Record: 564-278
Statistical Leaders
Average: Schaefer (.355)
Home Runs: Vinson (16)
RBI: Vandewater (43)
ERA: Jerrick (3.55)
Strikeouts: Holmes/Jerrick (63)
Game Times
Friday
5 & 7 p.m.
Saturday
1 & 3 p.m.
Media Coverage
Live Stats
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Saturday
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Promotions
Saturday
Senior Day
About Midwestern State
Midwestern State enters the final weekend of the
regular at 22-22 and 9-15 in the Lone Star Confer-
ence. The Mustangs are still alive to qualify for the
conference tournament. To do so, they must sweep
this weekend’s series. Last weekend MSU split a
home series with Texas A&M-Commerce. On Tues-
day, they lost twice to Central Oklahoma in their
final home games of the season.
Last Time Out
Texas A&M-Kingsville dropped the series at
Tarleton State three games to one. With the losses
and combined with other results in the Lone Star
Conference, the Javelinas have been officially elimi-
nated from making the conference tournament.
The TexAnns won the first game 17-2 in five innings
and took the second 6-4 after it was suspended
with one out in the bottom of the fourth. TAMUK
split Sunday’s doubleheader as both ended by the
score of 5-4.
Loren Donaldson and Rachael Longoria led the Blue
and Gold with five hits in the series. Donaldson had
a home run and four RBI while Valerie Ramirez and
Longoria plated two apiece. Ariana Munoz drove in
three as she hit her first collegiate homer.
In the circle, Karri Smith went the distance the final
three games of the weekend. She compiled a 1-2
record with a 2.14 ERA and five strikeouts. Carlie
Clark started game one but was rocked for four
runs on two hits and walks and recorded just two
outs. Bella Rosas threw the final 3.1 innings of that
contest, surrendering 13 runs on 16 hits. She did
record a strikeout in her lone appearance.
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Scouting Midwestern State
Kelley Schaefer leads MSU with a .355 batting average
and is one of six regulars hitting over .300. She has also
recorded nine home runs, 32 RBI and scored 27 times.
Katelyn Vinson is fourth in the LSC with 16 homers while
also driving in 42 and scoring 33 runs. Katy Vandewater
has also reached double-figures in dingers with 10 and
paces the Mustangs in RBI (43). Both are hitting over .300
at .313 and .311, respectively.
Entering the series a perfect 15-for-15 stealing bases is
Haley Howerton. Paige Stevens is second with 11 swipes.
Taylor Bermudes is next on the squad with six steals.
MSU comes in hitting .310 with .398 and .500 on-base
and slugging percentages, respectively. The Mustangs
have 378 hits with 53 homers, 52 doubles and 10 triples.
They have drawn 174 walks and struck out 172 times. In
the field, MSU has committed 58 errors for a .954 fielding
percentage.
In the circle, Tayler Jerrick has a staff-low 3.55 ERA and
team best three shutouts. For the season she is 6-7 in 16
games, 14 of them starts, and has tossed 88.2 innings. Her
63 strikeouts is tied for the most on the staff with Katlyn
Holmes, who is 9-8 with a 5.86 ERA. Holmes’108.2 innings
are are team-high while she has also been credited with
all three of the Mustangs’saves. Rounding out the hurlers
is Erin Knox. She is 7-7 with a 5.56 ERA in 84.1 innings,
gone the distance in 10 games and has struck out 46.
MSU goes into the weekend with a 5.04 ERA in 281.2
innings. Their 32 complete games is second in the league
behind Angelo State. The Mustangs have struck out 172,
issued 124 free passes and have hit 16. Opponents are
hitting .309 against them with 50 doubles, 29 home runs
and 11 triples.
All-Time vs. MSU
MSU maintains a 19-5 series lead over the Javelinas. The
Mustangs have won 12 straight and 16 of the last 17
meetings. TAMUK’s last win came on Feb. 12, 2011 by
the score of 1-0 at Hubert Field. In Kingsville, MSU is 7-3
including a three-game sweep in 2012.
Rain, Rain Go Away
For the fifth time this season rain has forced the cancel-
ation of games. Wednesday the Javelinas’s doubleheader
at Houston-Victoria was washed away after heavy rain
hit the field an hour before first pitch. The eight other
twinbills that have been canceled this year were against
Angelo State, Huston-Tillotson, Texas A&M International
and Texas A&M-Commerce.
TAMUK Eliminated for LSC Tourney Contention
With their three losses to Tarleton State and other results
through out the Lone Star Conference this past weekend,
TAMUK was officially elminiated from qualifying for the
conference tournament. The Javelinas haven’t played in
the LSC Tournament since the 2009 season. They can play
spoilier this weekend when they host Midwestern State.
Historic Tie
The Javelinas recorded a tie for the second time in school
history in the series finale against Texas Woman’s. The
game ended 1-1 with an out in the top of the sixth. It just
so happens that the first tie came against the Pioneers
in Denton, Texas on Mar. 17, 2006 by the score of 2-2 in
10 innings.
Season Split vs. SEU
For only the second time since 2011, TAMUK split the
season series with St. Edward’s. The Javelinas and the
Hilltoppers split both doubleheaders in Austin and
Kingsville. The last time the Blue and Gold split versus
SEU was in 2013.
Clark Named LSC Pitcher of the Week
With her performance last week on the rubber, Carlie
Clark was named the Lone Star Conference’s Pitcher of
the Week. She went 3-0 with a 0.67 ERA, 13 strikeouts,
three complete games and one shutout. It is the first
weekly conference award for the sophomore.
Sweep of Zias
Texas A&M-Kingsville entered into the hunt for a spot in
the LSC Tournament with the sweep of Eastern New Mex-
ico. It was the first time the Javelinas took every game in
a series in conference play since March 12-13, 2010. That
series also took place at Hubert Field against the Zias.
Home Sweet Home Part 1
The Javelinas love to play games at Hubert Field. This
season they are 11-1 after sweeping the four-game series
from Eastern New Mexico. TAMUK is batting .370 and av-
eraging 5.7 runs a game. On the rubber, Javelina pitchers
have combined for a 2.36 ERA, 65 strikeouts and a .275
opponents batting average.
Home Sweet Home Part 2
Carlie Clark has been dominate on the rubber at Hubert
Field in 2015. In six starts, she is 5-0 with five complete
games, two shutouts, a 1.41 ERA and 38 strikeouts. Away
from Kingsville Clark has struggled, going 0-3 with an
8.72 ERA and has struck out just eight.
K-Town
Carlie Clark has been a strikeout machine at home this
Quick Facts
Location Kingsville, Texas
Founded 1917, not opened until 1925
Enrollment 7,800
Nickname Javelinas
Colors Blue and Gold
Affiliation NCAA Division II
Conference Lone Star
President Dr. Stephen Tallent
Alma Mater Florida, 1975
Athletics Director D. Scott Gines
Alma Mater VMI, 1983
SWA Hanna Lantz
Field Hubert Field
Capacity 750
Athletic Department Phone (361) 593-2800
Web Site JavelinaAthletics.com
History
First Year 1997
All-Time Record 491-637-2 (.435)
All-Time LSC Record 214-323-1 (.399)
LSC Tournament Record 5-9 (.357)
NCAA Postseason Record 6-6 (.500)
Coaching Staff
Head Coach Betsy Dean
Alma Mater Lipscomb, 2005
Career Record 0-0
Seasons 1st
Record at TAMUK 0-0
Seasons at TAMUK 1st
Best Time to Reach Coach Thru SID
Assistant Coach Carter McBurnett
Alma Mater Tarleton State, 2012
Team Information
2014 Overall Record 14-42
Home Record 6-16
Away Record 4-17
Neutral Record 4-9
2014 LSC Record 5-23
LSC Home Record 2-10
LSC Away Record 2-11
LSC Neutral Record 1-2
Letterwinners R/L 8/9
Starters R/L 2/6
Pitchers R/L 3/1
Newcomers 9
Athletic Communications
SB Contact/Assistant SID Phillip Pongratz
Office Number (361) 593-4876
Cell Number (931) 446-4001
E-Mail phillip.pongratz@tamuk.edu
Director Kelvin Queliz
Office (361) 593-2870
E-Mail kelvin.queliz@enmu.edu
Fax (361) 593-3488
Address 700 University Blvd
MSC 202
Kingsville, TX
Twitter @JavelinaSB
Hashtag #GoBlueBeGold
2015 Softball Roster
No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. Hometown (Last School)
00 Katie Tapley P R/R 5-10 Jr. Mildred, Texas (Northeast Texas CC)
1 Jaeleen Castro OF R/R 5-2 Sr. San Antonio, Texas (Roosevelt HS)
2 Haley Boyett OF L/R 5-7 Fr. Robinson, Texas (Robinson HS)
4 Isabel Flores SS/UTL R/R 5-7 Fr. Buckeye, Ariz. (Verrado HS)
9 Ariel Kellogg P/OF L/R 5-5 Sr. New Caney, Texas (Alvin CC)
10 Stephanie Lugo MF R/R 5-1 So. Harlingen, Texas (Temple College)
11 Loren Donaldson 1B R/R 5-3 Jr. Alvin, Texas (San Jacinto College)
12 Bella Rosas P R/R 5-5 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Business Career HS)
13 Valerie Ramirez 3B R/R 5-2 Sr. Waco, Texas (Navarro JC)
14 Myrissa Sanchez C/OF R/R 5-0 So. Portland, Texas (Gregory-Portland HS)
15 Carlie Clark P R/R 5-6 So. Warsaw, Va. (Rappahannock HS)
22 Rachael Longoria 3B R/R 5-2 Fr. Hutto, Texas (Hutto HS)
23 Karri Smith P R/R 5-3 Jr. Alvin, Texas (San Jacinto College)
24 Ariana Munoz OF R/R 5-5 Jr. Alice, Texas (Alice HS)
26 Corinne Brassell MF R/R 5-5 Sr. Madisonville, Texas (Navarro JC)
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Betsy Dean (Lipscomb‘05, 1st Season)
Assistant Coach: Carter McBurnett (2nd Season, Tarleton State‘ 12)
3. Pg. 3
season. Of her 41 strikeouts, 38 of them have
come in the circle at Hubert Field. In the season
opener against Texas A&M International, she
struck out eight. She followed with nine versus
Huston-Tillotson, incluiding the first three batters
of the game on the minimum nine pitches., and
another eight against Texas A&M-Commerce.
Castro Plunked Mark
Jaeleen Castro set the Javellina career hit by pitch
mark on March 13. The record occurred in the
second game of a doubleheader at Cameron. For
her career, she has been hit 23 times. Castro broke
a tie she had with Kenna Gipson (2005-06) for the
record.
TAMUK vs. LSC
Texas A&M-Kingsville has compiled a 152-204-2
record against the current members of the Lone
Star Conference. All-time in LSC games, the Jave-
linas are 151-225-2. The most games they have
played versus a conference foe is 75 against Texas
Women’s. The have a winning record against only
Eastern New Mexico.
Team Record
Angelo State 12-39
Cameron 14-14
Eastern New Mexico 47-24
Midwestern State 5-19
Tarleton State 29-43
Texas A&M-Commerce 1-1
Texas Woman’s 30-43-2
West Texas A&M 14-21
Weather Effects Schedule Again
Last week inclement weather hit the South Texas
area and caused changes to TAMUK’s schedule. A
doubleheader with Huston-Tillotson was canceled
while two games at St. Mary’s were rescheduled
from Tuesday to Thursday.
St. Edward’s Doubleheader Postponed
March 10’s scheduled doubleheader at home with
St. Edward’s was postponed due to rain. Orignially
pushed back a day, the twinbill was later resched-
uled for April 8.
Winning February
Texas A&M-Kingsville completed February with a
6-5 record. It was the first time they have finished
the first month of the season with a winning
record since 2009 when they went 14-6. The 2012
Javelinas came close, going 8-8 in the first month
of the season.
Bombs Away
TAMUK blasted four homers in the final game of
the Southeastern Regional Invitational against
Southwestern Oklahoma State. The home run
total is the most by the Javelinas in a game since
also hitting four at Eastern New Mexico on March
25, 2011.
Boyett Goes Yard Twice
Haley Boyett hit two dingers against the Bulldogs,
half of TAMUK’s total in the game. She is the first
Javelina to hit two in a contest since Adela Gomez
at Midwestern State on April 20, 2013. The school
record is three off the bat of Sarah Norman at
Southern Arkansas (Feb. 9, 2002).
Single-Game Caught Stealing Mark
Three times the Javelinas were thrown out try-
ing to steal in the season opener against Texas
A&M International. The mark tied the school’s
single-game school record. The last time the Blue
and Gold were thrown out thrice in a game was
February 1, 2008 versus Texas Woman’s in San
Antonio, Texas.
Season Openers
Texas A&M-Kingsville improved to 11-8 all-time in
season openers after defeating Texas A&M Inter-
national 4-2. They had previously lost two straight
with the last win coming in 2012 versusTexas-Perm-
ian Basin (13-0, 5 innings).
Season Opener Pushed Back
The season opener between Texas A&M-Kingsville
and Texas A&M International was pushed back
from its orignal date of Feb. 3. With rain on Tues-
day, the two head coaches decided to move the
doublehder to Wednesday, Feb. 4.
Opening at Home
When beginning their year at Hubert Field,
TAMUK is now 8-3. The Javelinas increased their
winning streak to six straight dating back to 2004.
Their last defeat in a season opener at home came
against St. Mary’s in 2003. This year was the first
time the Blue and Gold began at home in four
years.
All-Time Results in Season Openers at Home
Date Team Result
2.4.14 Texas A&M International W, 4-2
2.1.11 Texas A&M International W, 3-2 (8)
2.1.10 Texas A&M International W, 4-3
2.1.09 Texas A&M International W, 5-4
2.6.06 Midwestern State W, 3-2
2.7.04 Washburn W, 1-0
2.12.03 St. Mary’s L, 0-1
2.17.01 Cameron W, 5-0
2.11.00 St. Mary’s L, 5-8
2.7.98 Incarnate Word L, 2-8
2.12.97 Incarnate Word W, 1-0
Opening Series
The Javelinas improved to 31-25 all-time in
their first series or tournament of a season with
a doubleheader sweep of TAMUI. Last season
TAMUK went 2-3 last season to begin the year at a
tournament hosted by St. Mary’s in San Antonio,
Texas.
LSC Preseason Poll
Texas A&M-Kingsville was picked to finish eighth
in the six-team Lone Star Conference this year by
head coahes, sports information directors and
various media members and sports information
directors. Last season the Javelinas were also
picked eighth when the conference consisted of
eight programs. This is the second time in three
years the Blue and Gold have been picked to fin-
ish next to last in the LSC.
Rank Team Total
1 West Texas A&M (21) 205
2 Angelo State (1) 174
3 Midwestern State 146
4 Texas Woman’s 135
5 Cameron 117
6 Tarleton State 89
7 Texas A&M-Commerce (1) 64
8 Texas A&M-Kingsville 58
9 Eastern New Mexico 47
Schedule Notes
The Javelinas are scheduled to play 56 regular
season game this season that includes 32 LSC
games, four against the eight other teams.
Conference series will consist of four games with
doubleheader on Fridays and Saturdays. It will
be the most LSC games ever played in a season,
surpassing the 28 that were scheduled from last
season.
Non-conference games will take place against
Houston-Victoria, Huston-Tilloston, Southeastern
Oklahoma State, St. Edward’s, St. Mary’s, Texas
2015 STATS COMPARISON
AT THE PLATE TAMUK MSU
Games Played 41 44
Average .284 .310
At Bats 1032 1219
Runs 146 262
Hits 293 378
Doubles 53 52
Triples 5 10
Home Runs 18 53
RBI 125 237
Total Bases 410 609
Slugging Percentage .397 .500
Walks 110 174
Hit By Pitch 11 9
Strikeouts 153 172
GDP 7 6
On-Base Percentage .358 .398
Sacrifice Fly 5 9
Sacrifice Hits 21 14
Stole Bases-Attempted 27-45 38-42
Left on Base 252 318
IN THE FIELD TAMUK MSU
Putouts 751 845
Assists 324 346
Errors 79 58
Fielding Percentage .932 .954
ON THE MOUND TAMUK MSU
ERA 5.48 5.04
Complete Games 29 32
SHO/CBO 3/0 4/0
Saves 0 3
Innings Pitched 250.1 281.2
Hits 383 370
Runs 255 246
Earned Runs 196 203
Walks 102 124
Strikeouts 138 172
Doubles 67 50
Triples 3 11
Home Runs 31 29
Opp. Batting Avg. .346 .309
Wild Pitches 19 17
Hit By Pitch 23 16
SFA 7 8
SHA 38 32
ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS
Average (min. 50 AB) .387 Rachael Longoria
Hits 126 Jaeleen Castro
Doubles 26 Jaeleen Castro
Triples 3 Haley Boyett
Home Runs 8 Valerie Ramirez
RBI 57 Jaeleen Castro
Walks 57 Jaeleen Castro
Hit by Pitch 24 Jaeleen Castro
Stolen Bases 15 Jaeleen Castro
Wins 11 Carlie Clark
Losses 23 Carlie Clark
ERA (min. 20 IP) 5.03 Carlie Clark
Saves 1 Kat Tapley
Strikeouts 123 Carlie Clark
Walks 110 Carlie Clark
Apperances 45 Carlie Clark
Games Started 38 Carlie Clark
Complete Game 18 Clark/Smith
Innings 207.1 Carlie Clark
A&M International and Washburn. The only teams not to make a trip
to Kingsville will be Southeastern Oklahoma State, St. Mary’s and
Washburn.
Key Javelina Returners
Valerie Ramirez is the top returning offensive threat for the Blue
and Gold. She hit a team-high .306 with four home runs, 30 RBI and
scored 26 runs. Her 15 doubles were also the most on the squad last
season. Also back for her senior season is Jaeleen Castro. A .280 bat-
ter, she drove in 21 runs while crossing the plate 17 times and hitting
11 doubles and one triple. She is also the team’s top returner base
stealer with five.
Playing as the designted player last season, Myrissa Sanchez posted
two doubles, two triples and a home run. She hit .231, scored 17
times and plated 15 runs. Connie Brassell saw limited playing time
(11 games) and recorded only two hits in 26 at bats (.077).
In the circle, Carlie Clark tossed a team-high 149.1 inning. She com-
piled a 6-19 record with 5.39 ERA over 32 games. Clark completed
12 games to go along with 77 strikeouts and 86 walks. Starting 12
games apiece was Ariel Kellogg (29 strikeouts) and Kat Tapley (34
strikeouts, 1 save). Both recorded three wins with Kellogg getting
credited with 12 losses and eight going to Tapley.
4. Pg. 4
Betsy Dean became the seventh head coach
in the history of Texas A&M University-
Kingsville softball program in July 2014. She
joins the Javelina Athletic Department after
two seasons at Seton Hall University as the
pitching coach for the Pirates. In all, Dean
has over eight years of coaching on the
secondary and post-secondary level.
From 2012 thru the 2014 season, Dean
served as the pitching coach for Seton
Hall where she coached three All-Big East
players and helped the Pirates reach the
Big East tournament for the first time since
2009.
Prior to heading to Seton Hall, she lent her
coaching talents to Adelphi University as a
pitching and power hitting coach. During
her tenure, she coached several players,
who achieved various honors such as East-
ern College Athletic Conference Division II
All-Star and All-Northeast-10 Honors.
Her early years in coaching were spent as
the head softball coach at Elba High School
in Elba, Alabama in 2008. While at Elba,
Dean won an area title in her first season
and owned G-Force Competitive Fastpitch
Training. Her program became a very
influential facility for female athletes in the
south Alabama and northwest Florida.
During her free time, she worked various
camps at universities such Rutgers, Notre
Dame, the University of Massachusetts-
Lowell, and Hofstra.
Dean attended Gulf Coast Community
College in Panama City, Florida from 2000-
02. As a freshman, she was named to the
Panhandle Conference All-Conference
Team at second base, while being named
All-Conference as a pitcher in her sopho-
more season. White was also named GCCC
College Athlete of the Year as a sophomore
as well. After her time at GCCC, she received
a scholarship to play at Lipscomb Univer-
sity from 2002-05. At Lipscomb, she twice
finished second on her team in home runs.
The Troy, Ala. native is married to Christo-
pher Dean.
FirstSeasonatTAMUK
• TAMUK: Head Softball Coach 2015-Present
Previous Experience:
• Seton Hall: Pitching Coach - 2013-14
• Adelphi: Assistant Coach - 2010-12
• Elba High School: Head Coach - 2008-09
Playing Experience:
• Lipscomb - 2002-05
• Golf Coast Community College - 2000-02
Dean’s Record at TAMUK
Opponent W L T
Angelo State 0 2 0
Cameron 0 4 0
Eastern New Mexico 4 0 0
Houston-Victoria 2 0 0
Huston-Tilloston 2 0 0
Midwestern State 0 0 0
Newman 0 1 0
St. Edward’s 2 2 0
St. Mary’s 0 3 0
Southeastern Oklahoma State 0 1 0
Southwestern Oklahoma State 1 0 0
Tarleton State 1 3 0
Texas A&M-Commerce 1 1 0
Texas A&M International 2 0 0
Texas Woman’s 0 3 1
Washburn 0 1 0
West Texas A&M 0 4 0
Dean Year-by-Year
Year School Record Pct. Conf. Place Tourn. Postseason
2015 Texas A&M-Kingsville 15-25-1 .378 6-17-1 --- --- ---
Total 15-25-1 .378 6-17-1 --- --- ---
Overall 15-25-1 .378 6-17-1 --- --- ---
HEAD COACH BETSY DEAN
5. Pg. 5
LSC STANDINGS
LSC Overall
W L T Pct. W L T Pct.
West Texas A&M 21 3 0 .875 41 6 0 .872
Texas Woman’s 16 6 2 .708 24 18 2 .568
Angelo State 14 9 1 .604 32 11 1 .739
Tarleton State 12 10 0 .545 25 19 0 .568
Cameron 13 11 0 .542 35 14 0 .714
Texas A&M-Commerce 12 14 0 .462 25 23 0 .521
Midwestern State 9 15 0 .375 22 20 0 .524
Texas A&M-Kingsville 6 17 1 .271 15 25 1 .378
Eastern New Mexico 3 21 0 .125 16 30 0 .348
UPCOMING GAMES
April 24
*Angelo State at Cameron, 1 p.m. (DH)
*Tarleton State at Eastern New Mexico, 2 p.m. (DH)
*Angelo State at Cameron, 3 p.m. (DH)
*Midwestern State at TAMUK, 5 p.m. (DH)
April 25
*Angelo State at Cameron, 12 p.m. (DH)
*Tarleton State at Eastern New Mexico, 1 p.m. (DH)
*Texas Woman’s at West Texas A&M, 1 p.m. (DH)
*Midwestern State at TAMUK, 1 p.m. (DH)
May 1
LSC Tournament
#3 vs. #6, TBA
#4 vs. #5, TBA
#2 vs #3/6 Winner, TBA
#1 vs. #4/5 Winner, TBA
May 2
LSC Tournament Finals, TBA
Win-Loss Summary Record
At Home 12-5-1
On the Road 2-17
At Neutral Site 1-3
vs. Ranked Teams 0-10
vs. Top-10 Teams 0-7
vs. Unranked Teams 15-15-1
LSC Opponent 6-17-1 (.271)
Angelo State 0-2
Cameron 0-4
Eastern New Mexico 4-0
Midwestern State 0-0
Tarleton State 1-3
Texas A&M-Commerce 1-1
Texas Woman’s 0-3-1
West Texas A&M 0-4
Heartland Opponent 4-6 (.400)
Newman 0-1
St. Edward’s 2-2
St. Mary’s 0-3
Texas A&M International 2-0
GAC Opponent 1-1 (.500)
Southeastern Oklahoma State 0-1
Southwestern Oklahoma State 1-0
MIAA Opponent 0-1 (.000)
Washburn 0-1
NAIA Opponent 4-0 (1.000)
Houston-Victoria 2-0
Huston-Tillotson 2-0
Day Games 14-22
Night Games 1-3-1
Midweek Games 8-4
Weekend Games 7-21-1
In Extra Innings 1-1
1-Run Games 8-3
2-Run Games 4-2
5-Plus-Run Games 3-13
Scoring 0-2 Runs 2-14-1
Scoring 3-5 Runs 6-9
Scoring 6-9 Runs 5-0
Scoring 10+ Runs 2-0
Opponent 0-2 Runs 7-0-1
Opponent 3-5 Runs 4-8
Opponent 6-9 Runs 2-10
Opponent 10+ Runs 2-7
Scored in 1st Inning 8-8
Opp. Scored in 1st Inning 4-14
Scores First 10-8
Opp. Scores First 5-17-1
Last At-Bat Wins 4-2
1-3 Hits 1-3
4-6 Hits 2-14-1
7-9 Hits 2-4
10+ Hits 9-1
20+ Hits 0-0
Out-Hit Opponent 11-0
Out-Hit by Opponent 3-23-1
Hits are Tied 1-2
Made 0 errors 4-3
Made 1 error 4-8
Made 2+ errors 7-14-1
Opp. Made 0 errors 5-16
Opp. Made 1 error 3-8
Opp. Made 2+ errors 7-1-1
TAMUK starter gets decision 12-23-1
Bullpen gets decision 3-2
Hit 0 HRs 12-16-1
Hit 1 HR 2-6
Hit 2+ HRs 1-3
Opponent Hit 0 HRs 15-8-1
Opponent Hit 1 HR 0-10
Opponent Hit 2+ HRs 0-7
Leading after 4 innings 10-1
Trailing after 4 innings 3-23
Tied after 4 innings 2-1-1
Leading after 5 innings 7-0
Trailing after 5 innings 3-18
Tied after 5 innings 3-2
Leading after 6 innings 8-1
Trailing after 6 innings 2-16
Tied after 6 innings 3-0
vs. LH Starters 3-2
vs. RH Starters 12-23-1
When starter pitches <4 innings 1-7
When starter pitcher 4+ innings 14-18-1
Non-Conference Home 7-1
Non-Conference Away 1-4
Non-Conference Neutral 1-3
LSC Home 5-4-1
LSC Away 1-13
LSC Neutral 0-0
On Monday 0-0
On Tuesday 1-1
On Wednesday 7-1
On Thursday 0-2
On Friday 2-8
On Saturday 3-10-1
On Sunday 2-3
In February 6-5
In March 7-9
In April 2-11-1
In May 0-0
MICELLANEOUS STATS
MULTIPLE HIT GAMES
Name 2 3 4 5+ Total
Longoria 8 3 - - 11
Donaldson 9 2 - - 11
Boyett 7 3 - - 10
Castro 5 2 - - 7
Smith 5 2 - - 7
Ramirez 5 1 - - 6
Brassell 4 1 - - 5
Clark 4 - - - 4
Flores 2 1 - - 3
Lugo 1 - 1 - 2
Kellogg 1 1 - - 2
Munoz 2 - - - 2
Total 53 16 1 0 70
MULTIPLE RBI GAMES
Name 2 3 4 5+ Total
Donaldson 5 2 - - 7
Ramirez 4 2 - - 6
Castro 4 - - - 4
Smith 4 - - - 4
Longoria 1 2 - - 3
Munoz 2 - - - 2
Boyett 2 - - - 2
Kellogg 1 - - - 1
Total 23 6 0 0 29
HITTING STREAKS
Season Career
Name Current High High
Longoria 10 10 10
Ramirez 5 5 5
Donaldson 4 6 6
Clark 3 5 5
Boyett 3 4 4
Sanchez 2 2 4
Flores 1 3 3
Lugo - 7 7
Castro - 4 8
Smith - 4 4
Kellogg - 3 3
Munoz - 3 3
Brassell - 1 1
x-Hicks - 1 1
REACHED BASE STREAK
Season Career
Name Current High High
Longoria 10 10 10
Donaldson 9 9 9
Ramirez 5 5 8
Clark 4 6 6
Boyett 3 9 9
Sanchez 2 4 5
Flores 1 7 7
Castro - 11 11
Lugo - 8 8
Smith - 7 7
Kellogg - 3 3
Munoz - 3 3
Brassell - 1 2
x-Hicks - 2 2
x - no longer on the team
6. Pg. 6
Team
Batting
At Bats: 38 vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Runs Scored: 12 vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Hits: 17 Eastern N.M. (2) (3/27)
RBI: 11 vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Doubles: 5 Huston-Tillotson (1) (2/18)
Triples: 1 Five Times
Home Runs: 4 vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Total Bases 29 vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Walks: 9 Houston-Victoria (1) (3/25)
Strikeouts: 9 at West Texas A&M (1) (4/4)
at St. Edward’s (1) (2/10)
Sac Hits: 3 Eastern N.M. (1) (3/28)
Sac Flies: 1 Five Times
Stolen Bases: 3 Houston-Victoria (1) (3/25)
Hit by Pitch: 2 Texas Woman’s (2) (4/11)
Houston-Victoria (1) (3/25)
at Cameron (2) (3/13)
Caught Stealing: 3 Texas A&M Int’l (1) (2/4)
Runners LOB: 13 Eastern N.M. (2) (3/27)
Hit into DP: 2 vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Fielding
Putouts: 24 vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Assists: 17 Texas Woman’s (1) (4/10
Errors: 6 Eastern N.M. (2) (3/27)
Passed Balls: 1 Four Times
DPs Turned: 2 at St. Edward’s (1) (2/10)
Pitching
Innings Pitched: 8.0 vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Runs Allowed: 20 at West Texas A&M (2) (4/4)
Earned Runs: 19 at West Texas A&M (2) (4/4)
Walks Allowed: 7 at West Texas A&M (1) (4/3)
Strikeouts: 9 Texas A&M-Commerce (2) (3/7)
Huston-Tillotson (1) (2/18)
Hits Allowed: 18 at Tarleton State (1) (4/18)
Doubles Allowed: 6 at West Texas A&M (2) (4/4)
Triples Allowed: 1 Texas Woman’s (1) (4/10)
at West Texas A&M (2) (4/4)
Texas A&M-Commerce (2) (3/7)
Homers Allowed: 6 at West Texas A&M (2) (4/4)
Wild Pitches: 3 Texas Woman’s (1) (4/11)
Hit Batters: 3 at St. Edward’s (1) (2/10)
2015 Javelina Game Highs
Individual
Batting
At Bats: 5 Six Times
Runs Scored: 3 Four Times
Hits: 4 Stephanie Lugo, at St. Edward’s (2) (2/10)
RBI: 3 Six Times
Doubles: 2 Haley Boyett, St. Edward’s (2) (4/8)
Jaeleen Castro, Huston-Tillotson (1) (2/18)
Loren Donaldson, Huston-Tillotson (1) (2/18)
Triples: 1 Five Times
Home Runs: 2 Hayley Boyett, vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Total Bases: 10 Hayley Boyett, vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Walks: 3 Haley Boyett, Texas A&M-Commerce (1) (3/7)
Strikeouts: 3 Isabel Flores, at Tarleton State (2) (4/18)
Hayley Boyett, at Angelo State (2) (3/1)
Sac Hits: 2 Ariel Kellogg, Eastern N.M. (1) (3/28)
Sac Flies: 1 Five Times
Stolen Bases: 2 Haley Boyett, Eastern N.M. (2) (3/28)
Rachael Longoria, Houston-Victoria (1) (3/25)
Hit By Pitch: 1 11 Times
Caught Stealing: 1 18 Times
Runers LOB: 5 Corinne Brassell, Texas Woman’s (2) (4/11)
Corinne Brassell, Houston-Victoria (1) (3/25)
Fielding
Putouts: 11 Loren Donaldson, Eastern N.M (2) (3/28)
Assists: 5 Isabel Flores, Texas Woman’s (1) (4/10)
Isabel Flores, at Cameron (1) (3/13)
Valerie Ramirez, at St. Edward’s (1) (2/10)
Errors 3 Corinne Brassell, Texas Woman’s (2) (4/10)
Passed Balls: 2 Rachael Longoria, at Tarleton State (1) (4/18)
Pitching
Innings Pitched: 8.0 Karri Smith, vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Runs Allowed 13 Bella Rosas, at Tarleton State (1) (4/18)
Karri Smith, at West Texas A&M (2) (4/3)
Earned Runs: 11 Karri Smith, vs. SW Oklahoma St. (2/15)
Walks Allowed: 6 Karri Smith, at West Texas A&M (2) (4/3)
Strikeouts: 9 Carlie Clark, Huston-Tillotson (1) (2/18)
Hits Allowed: 16 Bella Rosas, at Tarleton State (1) (4/18)
Doubles Allowed: 4 Karri Smith, vs. St. Mary’s (2/14)
Triples Allowed: 1 Karri Smith, Texas Woman’s (1) (4/10)
Bella Rosas, at West Texas A&M (2) (4/4)
Carlie Clark, Texas A&M-Commerce (2) (3/7)
Homers Allowed: 4 Karri Smith, at West Texas A&M (1) (4/4)
Wild Pitches: 3 Karri Smith, Texas Woman’s (1) (4/11)
Hit Batters: 3 Bella Rosas, at St. Edward’s (1) (2/10)
