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University of Oklahoma Athletics
Jennifer Stump Earns All-Tournament
May 27, 2003 | Softball
NORMAN, Okla. - Jennifer Stump was named to the 2003 Women's College World Series All-Tournament Team at the conclusion of the event in Oklahoma City. Stump batted .500 with four hits including a double and two home runs for three RBI and 11 total bases in OU's three games.
Stump played in 237 games and started 184 over her four-year career at Oklahoma. Stump ranks fifth on the OU all-time career runs scored list (119) and fifth in home runs (29) while ranking sixth in career RBI (127). Stump was named second-team All-Big 12 and selected to the All-Big 12 Tournament team. Stump was also named to the Big 12 Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll and will graduate with a degree in Health and Sports Science.
Jennifer Stump Career Statistics
Senior shortstop Kelli Braitsch of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, finished her career at Oklahoma as the Sooners' all-time total bases leader (449). A four-year starter for Oklahoma, Kelli started 247 games and played in 255 games for the Sooners. One of the most proficient hitters to wear the crimson and cream, Kelli compiled a career batting average of .345. Kelli ranks second all-time on the OU career runs scored list with 196 and is third on the all-time home runs chart with 37. Kelli also finished her career ranked in the top five all-time in hits, RBI and doubles for Oklahoma. A first-team All-American, All-Midwest Region and two-time first team All-Big 12 selection, Braitsch was named the 2001 Big 12 Player of the Year in addition to being named to the Women's College World Series All-Tournament and Big 12 All-Tournament teams. An Academic All-Conference selection, Kelli will graduate with a degree in Sociology-Criminology.
Kelli Braitsch Career Statistics
A four-year starter for Oklahoma in the outfield, senior centerfielder Erin Evans played in 254 games and started in 243. One of the fastest players in OU history, Erin ranks third in all-time career stolen bases (69) and had a team-high 14 stolen bases this season. With a career batting average of .323, Erin ranks third in all-time career runs scored (135), fifth in hits (236) and seventh in RBI (116), triples (11) and total bases (315) for the Sooners. Erin was the first freshman player in OU history to earn All-America honors as a third team selection in 2000. Erin is a four-time first team All-Big 12 selection and was named First-Team All-Midwest Region twice and third-team All-American as well as being named the 2001 Regional Most Outstanding Player. An outstanding student, Erin has been named first-team Academic All-Big 12 all four years of her career and was also honored as first-team Verizon Academic All-American and Academic All-District. Erin will graduate with honors from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Education.
Erin Evans Career Statistics
One of the best defensive players in OU history, senior third baseman Leah Gulla started all four years of her career with 248 starts in 250 games played for the Sooners. Gulla finished her career ranked in the top five in all-time total bases (366), RBI (156), doubles (46) and home runs (32). Gulla earned First-Team All-America, First-Team All-Big 12 and was selected to the NCAA Region 5 All-Tournament team. She complemented her stellar defensive play by becoming a force at the plate. Her batting average rose every season and she led the team and Big 12 Conference with a .389 average in 2003. Gulla became the first player in Oklahoma history to be honored as the NFCA National Player of the Week earlier this season and she was named a finalist for the 2003 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Award. Gulla will graduate with a degree in Sociology.
Leah Gulla Career Statistics
After winning the NJCAA National Title with Utah Valley State College in 2000, senior second baseman Tiffany Weight transferred to Oklahoma. Tiffany played in 114 games and started 102 during her two seasons with the Sooners. Tiffany had 273 putouts and 159 assists over her career. Tiffany will graduate with a degree in Sociology.
Tiffany Weight Career Statistics (Two Seasons)
The Oklahoma softball team finished the season with a 47-14 record and a fourth consecutive trip to softball's championship tournament.
Stump played in 237 games and started 184 over her four-year career at Oklahoma. Stump ranks fifth on the OU all-time career runs scored list (119) and fifth in home runs (29) while ranking sixth in career RBI (127). Stump was named second-team All-Big 12 and selected to the All-Big 12 Tournament team. Stump was also named to the Big 12 Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll and will graduate with a degree in Health and Sports Science.
Jennifer Stump Career Statistics
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Senior shortstop Kelli Braitsch of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, finished her career at Oklahoma as the Sooners' all-time total bases leader (449). A four-year starter for Oklahoma, Kelli started 247 games and played in 255 games for the Sooners. One of the most proficient hitters to wear the crimson and cream, Kelli compiled a career batting average of .345. Kelli ranks second all-time on the OU career runs scored list with 196 and is third on the all-time home runs chart with 37. Kelli also finished her career ranked in the top five all-time in hits, RBI and doubles for Oklahoma. A first-team All-American, All-Midwest Region and two-time first team All-Big 12 selection, Braitsch was named the 2001 Big 12 Player of the Year in addition to being named to the Women's College World Series All-Tournament and Big 12 All-Tournament teams. An Academic All-Conference selection, Kelli will graduate with a degree in Sociology-Criminology.
Kelli Braitsch Career Statistics
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A four-year starter for Oklahoma in the outfield, senior centerfielder Erin Evans played in 254 games and started in 243. One of the fastest players in OU history, Erin ranks third in all-time career stolen bases (69) and had a team-high 14 stolen bases this season. With a career batting average of .323, Erin ranks third in all-time career runs scored (135), fifth in hits (236) and seventh in RBI (116), triples (11) and total bases (315) for the Sooners. Erin was the first freshman player in OU history to earn All-America honors as a third team selection in 2000. Erin is a four-time first team All-Big 12 selection and was named First-Team All-Midwest Region twice and third-team All-American as well as being named the 2001 Regional Most Outstanding Player. An outstanding student, Erin has been named first-team Academic All-Big 12 all four years of her career and was also honored as first-team Verizon Academic All-American and Academic All-District. Erin will graduate with honors from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in Education.
Erin Evans Career Statistics
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One of the best defensive players in OU history, senior third baseman Leah Gulla started all four years of her career with 248 starts in 250 games played for the Sooners. Gulla finished her career ranked in the top five in all-time total bases (366), RBI (156), doubles (46) and home runs (32). Gulla earned First-Team All-America, First-Team All-Big 12 and was selected to the NCAA Region 5 All-Tournament team. She complemented her stellar defensive play by becoming a force at the plate. Her batting average rose every season and she led the team and Big 12 Conference with a .389 average in 2003. Gulla became the first player in Oklahoma history to be honored as the NFCA National Player of the Week earlier this season and she was named a finalist for the 2003 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Award. Gulla will graduate with a degree in Sociology.
Leah Gulla Career Statistics
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After winning the NJCAA National Title with Utah Valley State College in 2000, senior second baseman Tiffany Weight transferred to Oklahoma. Tiffany played in 114 games and started 102 during her two seasons with the Sooners. Tiffany had 273 putouts and 159 assists over her career. Tiffany will graduate with a degree in Sociology.
Tiffany Weight Career Statistics (Two Seasons)
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The Oklahoma softball team finished the season with a 47-14 record and a fourth consecutive trip to softball's championship tournament.
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