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SOFTBALL Pitching Perfection "Terror" -izing the CC Oh, so close to perfection! The Green Terror Year award. Several other Terror filled the All- Sluggers carried a perfect Centennial record late into CC first team roster, as senior first baseman Kelli the season. With only four gamesremaining.Urstnus Bowen, sophomore Kari Thompson, and came to Westminster and conquered. Ursinus would sophomore second baseman Julie Backof earned finish out undefeated while WM bounced back against high recongition for their part in the incredible Gettysburg to finish with only those two losses. In season. Kari Thompson set single season WMC collecting eight additional non-conference wins to records for hits (49) and runs scored (35). Kellie add to the 14 CC triumphs, the WM Sluggers' 22 win Bowen hit.415 and had an eagle eye at the plate performance broke the old school record of21 set in drawing a team high 13 walks. Julie Backof sent '92 and tied in '94. many an outfielder to the fence to retrieve her six A full team effort brought about this season's doubles, six triples, and five round trippers. A successes. Senior Jen Prowinski provided definitive new star emerged for WMC as freshman pitcher leadership. As the team's catcher, she handled the Kim Ruprecht combined skill and savvy to pitch best hurlers WMC has seen in years. At bat, she through some of the league's toughest hitters. handled the best hurlers the Centennial Conference With an 11-3 record, Kim commanded immediate had to offer batting .430 with five doubles, three respect from her peers as she earned an All-CC _...._- triples, two home runs, and 35 rbi. Earning her third straight All-Centennial Conference first team nomination, Jen also took home the CC Player of the SittiDa(LIoR)~CJuisliDeKalobiul, DanaFamd,JtutThompsoD,Ktat Diane Skada. JulIe BM:koI. Amy AD_KelltBoweJa.JenPnnrlDlld. Jaauary Scott, Auiltut CoadI Carol MoDor. Not pictured: t.ura Ew:rbart.JadlRemoitz,o-ICoec:b ........ Db<. Team plloto courtesy or SpertII AdIoa"_ -- by Dmd MIrra. 126 All Aboard!