Softball Rosters

Sat., March 18, 2000

Gonzaga Prep Returnees

Jessica Pankratz, sr. second base

Molly Bayne, sr. outfield

Megan McDonald, sr. shortstop

Kris Leonetti, jr. first base

Stephanie Stone, jr.outfield

Jerin Falkner, jr. third base/DH

Nicole Barnum, jr. outfield

April Skubinna, soph. pitcher

Chrissy Sterling, soph. third base

Kristi Thorne, soph. pitcher

Erica Naccarato, soph. catcher Newcomers

Sara Anderson, jr. outfield

Tara Leonard, jr. catcher/infield

Leslie Varela, jr. outfield

Lauren Buxton, jr. outfield

Liberty

Mary Harchuck, fr. pitcher

Trista Marburger, jr. catcher

Jena Cory, soph.first base

Pauline Murison, jr. second base

Danielle Wojahn, fr. third base

Bree Swenson, soph. shortstop

Heather Brurud, soph. outfield

Jennifer Martinson, fr. outfield

Candace Taberner, soph. outfield

Sarah Brisson, fr. pitcher

Miranda Lasz, fr. catcher

Lindsey Browning, fr. first base

Lacey Bethel, soph. second base

Elizabeth Smith, fr. outfield

Crystal Gwinn, soph. outfield

Lisa Dugan, fr. outfield

April Schindler, sr. pitcher

Ashley Lenhard, fr. catcher

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