Silver bracket semifinals and posted a 4-2 record. In the
last three tournaments, SMU, which currently is in first
place in the GNAC, has a 15-5 TOC record.
Northwest Nazarene: Whitney Carlton led the Crusaders
with five hits in 12 at bats in their series against Western
Washington. The Crusaders won the second game of the
series 7-6 scoring three runs in the bottom of the seventh
including the game-winner on a single by Morgan Thome.
Munger, Slate, Isaacson Ranked In Top 10
Saint Martin’s: The Saints scored 36 runs in just 14 innings
in their sweep of Central Washington, batting .439 as a
team and slugging .646. SMU’s on-base percentage
approached .500 (.495) led by Megan Miller who reached
eight times in 10 plate appearances. Miller batted .750
and had a cycle against Central Washington (See GNAC
Player of the Week notes). Sam Munger and Ma ry Dettling
both batted .500 (5-of-10).
Saint Martin’s Sam Munger is tied for third in saves with 3
and ranks 12th in shutouts with four in this week’s NCAA
Division II national statistical report.
She is the only player ranked in the Top 10 in this week’s
report.
In team categories, Western Washington ranks 15th in
double plays, averaging 0.50 per game (12 in 24 games).
Simon Fraser: Rachel Proctor led the Clan with five hits,
including three home runs, in eight at bats in their fourgame series at Billings. Proctor accounted for more than
half (8-of-13) of SFU’s RBIs. Taylor Gillis and Danielle
Raison each had four hits in the series.
Saint Martin’s ranks 16th in on-base percentage (.421) and
is 20th in batting (.345). Central Washington is 20th in
doubles with 1.91 per game.
GNAC in NCAA Top 30 Statistical Rankings
Team
Batting
Doubles
Doubles
Double Plays
Double Plays
On-Base
Institution
Saint Martin’s
Central Washington
Western Oregon
Western Washington
Western Oregon
Saint Martin’s
Rank
20th
20th
27th
15th
26th
16th
Avg
.345
1.91
1.83
0.50
0.46
.421
Individual
Triples
Triples Per Game
Saves
Hit By Pitch
Sacrifice Flies
Shutouts
Player
Autumn Isaacson, WWU
Autumn Isaacson, WWU
Sam Munger, SMU
Destiny Kuehl, WOU
Alyssa Slate, SMU
Sam Munger, WWU
Rank
12th
26th
3rd
26th
13th
12th
Western Oregon: Amanda Evola has hit safely in 23 of 24
games this season, putting together hitting streaks of 11
and her current one of 12 games. She kept her current
streak alive with two hits in last Sunday’s doubleheader
against Central Washington. Kelsie Gardner had four of
the Wolves’ 13 hit in the twinbill, including their only
home run.
Avg
4
0.19
3
0.32
3
4
Western Washington:
Emily Benson and Makinlee
Sellevold each had six hits in 10 at bats, a homer and six
RBI in a four-game series at Northwest Nazarene,
Sellevold also had two doubles and a team-best 1.100
slugging average. She also posted a 2-1 record and a 2.27
ERA in the circle, allowing just nine hits in 12 ½ innings,
while fanning 11.
GNAC Career Top 10 Leaders
Team Notes
Batting
Central Washington: Michaela Hazlett had seven hits in
13 at bats as the Wildcats split four conference games last
weekend to move into second place in the conference
standings. Katie Focher had six hits in 12 at bats, including
three doubles and a home run, and Kaitlyn Campbell had
seven hits in 15 at bats and drove in eight runs.
Batting Average
1. Danielle Monson, Central Washington (2009-10)
6. Amanda Evola, Western Washington (2012-15)
10. Sam Munger, Saint Martin’s (2012-15)
.432
.393
.390
On Base Percentage
1. Kelsey Haberl, Simon Fraser (2011-12)
6. Alexie Levin, Western Washington (2013-15)
Montana State Billings: The Yellowjackets batted .435 in
winning three of four games against Simon Fraser in their
season home debuts. Bella Rovens (8-of-13), Cameron
Cassinello (7-of-12), Heather Tracy (6-of-12) and Emily
Osborn (6-of-12) all hit for .500 or better to back the
pitching of Jessyka MacDonald (See GNAC Pitcher of the
Week notes), who threw 21 2/3 of the 24 innings. Taylor
Hoke, who had seven RBI, Osborn and Cassinello each hit
two home runs.
.514
.461
Slugging Percentage
1. Kelsey Haupert, Central Washington (2010-11)
.833
Runs Scored
1. Brandi Harrison, Humboldt State (2002-06)
5. Amanda Evola, Western Oregon (2012-15)
6. Sam Munger, Saint Martin’s (2012-15)
2
186
143
140