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Thursday,
April 15, 2004 PCS
TEAL & VINING CONTINUE TO REWRITE THE BLUE HOSE RECORD
BOOK CLINTON,
S.C. Presbyterian College senior softball players Amanda
Teal and Jamie Vining continue rewrite the Blue
Hose record book as their stellar career begin to come to an
end. Both players have helped
lead the Blue Hose softball team to a program record 37 wins
against 10 losses and are currently tied for second place in
the South Atlantic Conference regular season with a 6-4
record.
This season she is hitting
.430 at the plate with 44 runs scored, 9 doubles, eight
triples, seven homeruns, 45 RBI, and 104 total bases. He also
has a .770 slugging percentage and a .503 on-base percentage.
This season she currently ranks in the following statistical
categories in the South Atlantic Conference: 1st in triples,
2nd batting average, on-base%, hits, and total bases, 3rd
slugging %, runs, RBI, and homeruns. Amanda has been the best
all-around player that I have ever coached, said head coach
Jeff Nickerson. She moved to a new position for us this year and
has truly excelled. Her playing ability is very evident with
her career statistics here at PC. Amanda will be greatly
missed next year both on and off the field.
This season she is hitting
.340 at the plate with 38 runs scored, 10 doubles, four
triples, four homeruns, 25 RBI, and 79 total bases. He also
has a .549 slugging percentage and a .377 on-base percentage.
This season she currently ranks in the following statistical
categories in the South Atlantic Conference: 10th slugging %,
5th runs, 10th hits, T-9th doubles, and 6th total bases. One word can describe
Jamie Vinings season ... awesome! Her defense has
been outstanding and offensively she is one of the team
leaders in most categories. Jamie has been a four-year starter
at shortstop and has played a vital role to our teams
success this year. Her career statistics rank her near the top
in many categories. Jamie will be very hard to replace next
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