2014 Georgia State Panthers softball team

Georgia State Panthers softball
2014 Georgia State Panthers softball
Conference	Sun Belt Conference
2014 record	29-25 (12-5 SBC)
Head coach	Roger Kincaid
Home stadium	Robert E. Heck Baseball Complex

The 2014 Georgia State Panthers softball team represented Georgia State University in the 2014 NCAA Division I softball season. The Panthers competed in the Sun Belt Conference and were led by four-year head coach Roger Kincaid. Georgia State played its home games at the Robert E. Heck Softball Complex in Panthersville, Georgia. This represented the first season of softball competition in the Sun Belt Conference.

Roster

2012 Georgia State roster

Pitchers

45 Emily Clay – Senior
24 Kaitlyn Medlam – Junior
15 Katie Worley - Sophomore
27 Eron Milton - Junior

Catchers

12 Taylor Scarpantonio – Junior
14 Mandy Blackwell - Freshman

Infielders

1 Taylor Anderson - "Sophomore"
7 Shannyn Palazzo - Junior
8 Callie Alford – Sophomore
11 Kensey Caldwell - Freshman
18 Lauren Coleman – Junior
28 MeQuilla Franklin - Senior
43 Taylor Thorpe - Freshman
77 Mallory Koepke - Freshman

Outfielders

2 Ashley Christy – Junior
3 Bethany Horne - Junior
5 Megan Litumbe - Freshman
9 Morgan Brown - Freshman
23 Jessica Clifton - Senior

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Schedule

2014 Georgia State Panthers Softball Game Log

Regular Season

February

#	Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Overall Record	SBC Record
1	February 14	Indiana	Bob Heck Field	14-6	1-0	-
2	February 15	Bowling Green	Bob Heck Field	11-1	2-0	-
3	February 15	UT Martin	Bob Heck Field	3-5	2-1	-
4	February 16	Indiana	Bob Heck Field	4-3	3-1	-
5	February 16	ETSU	Bob Heck Field	11-5	4-1	-
6	February 21	Stony Brook	Atlanta, GA	3-2	5-1	-
7	February 22	Stony Brook	Kennesaw, GA	7-5	6-1	-
8	February 22	Kennesaw State	Kennesaw, GA	6-7	6-2	-
9	February 23	#21 Tulsa	Atlanta, GA	2-8	6-3	-
10	February 23	Georgia Tech	Atlanta, GA	1-5	6-4	-
11	February 26	Mercer	Bob Heck Field	17-3	7-4	-
12	February 26	Mercer	Bob Heck Field	5-11	7-5	-
13	February 28	St. Bonaventure	Clearwater, FL	8-1	8-5	-
14	February 28	Central Connecticut	Clearwater, FL	4-2	9-5	-

March

#	Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Overall Record	SBC Record
15	March 1	Quinnipiac	Clearwater, FL	10-2	10-5	-
16	March 1	Stanford	Clearwater, FL	1-7	10-6	-
17	March 2	Western Michigan	Clearwater, FL	6-1	11-6	-
18	March 9	Presbyterian	Clinton, SC	0-6	10-7	-
19	March 9	Presbyterian	Clinton, SC	3-4	10-8	-
20	March 12	Mississippi State	Bob Heck Field	9-16	10-9	-
21	March 14	Minnesota	Myrtle Beach, SC	0-7	10-10	-
22	March 14	Coastal Carolina	Myrtle Beach, SC	0-2	10-11	-
23	March 15	Fordham	Myrtle Beach, SC	1-5	10-12	-
24	March 15	Coastal Carolina	Myrtle Beach, SC	3-1	11-12	-
25	March 16	College of Charleston	Myrtle Beach, SC	Cancelled	-	-
26	March 18	Kennesaw State	Bob Heck Field	7-5	12-12	-
27	March 19	#7 Alabama	Tuscaloosa, AL	1-3	12-13	-
28	March 22	#20 Louisiana	Bob Heck Field	3-8	12-14	0-1
29	March 22	#20 Louisiana	Bob Heck Field	2-4	12-15	0-2
30	March 23	#20 Louisiana	Bob Heck Field	0-13	12-16	0-3
31	March 25	Kennesaw State	Kennesaw, GA	8-0	13-16	-
32	March 26	Auburn	Bob Heck Field	1-16	13-17	0-3
33	March 29	Troy	Troy, AL	6-4	14-17	1-3
34	March 29	Troy	Troy, AL	6-9	14-18	1-4
35	March 30	Troy	Troy, AL	6-1	15-18	2-4

April

#	Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Overall Record	SBC Record
36	April 2	Furman	Greenville, SC	9-1	16-18	2-4
37	April 2	Furman	Greenville, SC	6-7	16-19	2-4
38	April 5	UT-Arlington	Bob Heck Field	1-3	16-20	2-5
39	April 5	UT-Arlington	Bob Heck Field	6-4	17-20	3-5
40	April 6	UT-Arlington	Bob Heck Field	4-1	18-20	4-5
41	April 8	Georgia Tech	Atlanta, GA	10-5	19-20	4-5
42	April 9	Troy	Statesboro, GA	2-5	19-21	4-5
43	April 12	Texas State	Bob Heck Field	8-1	20-21	5-5
44	April 12	Texas State	Bob Heck Field	10-2	21-21	6-5
45	April 13	Texas State	Bob Heck Field	3-2	22-21	7-5
46	April 15	Jacksonville State	Jacksonville, AL	10-6	23-21	7-5
47	April 18	#19 South Alabama	Mobile, AL	0-8	23-22	7-6
48	April 18	#19 South Alabama	Mobile, AL	2-1	24-22	8-6
49	April 19	#19 South Alabama	Mobile, AL	1-2	24-23	8-7
50	April 23	#13 Georgia	Athens, GA	4-2	25-23	8-7
51	April 26	ULM	Monroe, LA	3-1	26-23	9-7
52	April 26	ULM	Monroe, LA	14-4	27-23	10-7
53	April 27	ULM	Monroe, LA	0-1	27-24	10-8

May

#	Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Overall Record	SBC Record
54	May 2	Western Kentucky	Bob Heck Field	3-2	28-24	11-8
55	May 3	Western Kentucky	Bob Heck Field	6-5	29-24	12-8
56	May 3	Western Kentucky	Bob Heck Field	7-9	29-25	12-9

Sun Belt Tournament

#	Date	Opponent	Site/Stadium	Score	Overall Record	Tournament Record
57	May 7	ULM	Lafayette, LA	1-2	29-26	12-9

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References

↑ "Softball - 2014 Roster". Georgia State University Athletics. Retrieved 2014-02-16.
↑ "Softball - 2014 Schedule". Georgia State University Athletics. Retrieved 2014-02-16.

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[1] "Softball - 2014 Roster". Georgia State University Athletics. Retrieved 2014-02-16.

[2] "Softball - 2014 Schedule". Georgia State University Athletics. Retrieved 2014-02-16.

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