Women's Softball

Composite Schedule	All-AMC Team
Player & Team Statistics	AMC Scholar-Athletes
AMC Tournament Bracket

Final Standings

Thru 5/14/99	CONFERENCE			OVERALL
	W	L	Pct	W	L	T	Pct
Walsh*	19	3	.864	37	14		.725
Shawnee State+	18	4	.818	36	12		.750
Ohio Dominican	17	5	.773	40	19		.678
Urbana	14	8	.636	22	19		.537
Malone	13	9	.591	31	23		.574
Geneva	11	11	.500	28	21		.571
Tiffin	10	12	.455	20	22		.476
Mt. Vernon Naz.	10	12	.455	16	24		.400
Rio Grande	8	14	.364	13	20		.394
Cedarville	7	15	.318	9	29		.237
Notre Dame	3	19	.136	6	30		.167
Saint Vincent	2	20	.091	4	23		.148
*Regular Season Champion +Tournament Champion

Latest Results and Upcoming Schedule

Player of the Year
Amy Lehmer, Walsh University

Coach of the Year
Ed Vargo, Walsh University

Freshman of the Year
Erica Exler, Geneva College

CEDARVILLE, Ohio -- Walsh University utility player Amy Lehmer earned AMC Softball Player of the Year honors in voting by the conference coaches. The junior from Norton, Ohio batted .432 for the Cavaliers and had a 17-5 pitching record with a 1.97 earned run average.

Ed Vargo of Walsh University was selected AMC Coach of the Year by his peers. He led the Cavs, 37-14 overall and 19-3 AMC, to their first regular season championship since 1990 and their third overall.

The AMC Freshman of the Year is Erica Exler of Geneva College. The utility player from Cheswick, PA, hit .404 during her rookie season and had a 2.36 ERA on the mound.

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