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Ms. Jessica "Jess" Lemoine
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Home Phone: 409-626-2961 Currently I am a high school softball coach teaching Art in Texas. Fall, 2007 – serving as student assistant in the UL Sports Information Department. It’s a new leaf in my life! Softball: Lemoine leads national title club Bruce Brown Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns are well-armed to continue the school’s tradition of softball success, if last week’s AFA National Championship in Beaumont is any indication. The Beaumont Blast Gold 18-U squad, laced with current and future Cajun players, captured that event with a perfect 11-0 record. The Blast outscored opponents 60-11 and out-hit the opposition by an impressive 98-25 margin. Jessica Lemoine, who will step into the catcher’s spot vacated by 2005 senior Joy Webre when the Cajuns resume play next spring, was named the tournament MVP. Lemoine specialized in cutting down stolen base attempts, as well as picking off runners in crucial situations. Pitcher Amanda Hill, who will debut with UL this year, posted a spotless 4-0 record with a 1.05 ERA during the competition. She earned six of the team’s 11 victories. Joining Lemoine as 2005 Cajuns who excelled for the Blast were Deserea Griffin, Karli Hubbard and Heather Warren. Newcomers to the program, along with Hill, include Melissa Verde, Meagan Godwin and Brittany Hilton. Verde batted .500 during the tournament, going 18-for-36 with eight doubles, a triple, a home run and eight walks. Griffin, who showed promise as an infielder for UL in 2005, was next at .432 and a tournament-best 16 RBIs. Lafayette native Hubbard came in with 11 RBIs and a .343 average. Godwin had eight RBI, a pair of doubles and two triples. She had a critical two-run hit against the California Running Rebels. Warren patrolled the outfield effectively on defense and also had big moments at the plate. She had two multi-hit games, delivered a big hit against the Houston Eclipse in the winner’s bracket finals and came back with a big double in the championship game against the Tomboys. Hilton joined Warren in the outfield during the march to the title. The Cajuns lost five standout seniors from the 2005 team – Webre, pitcher Brooke Mitchell, infielder Tiffany Hebert and outfielders Jill Robertson and Crystal George – so coaches Stefni Lotief and Michael Lotief are looking to find new leaders in time for the 2006 campaign. One of the new faces expected to have a big role is Northern Kentucky transfer Krystal Lewallen, an ace pitcher who not only was named Player of the Year in NCAA Division II but also was named that classification’s Female Athlete of the Year regardless of sport. Hard-hitting All-American outfielder Danyele Gomez is expected to assume much of the leadership for the program next season. Last week’s national tournament in Beaumont showed the Cajuns are well-stocked for the present and the future as a regular entrant in the NCAA Tournament. Originally published August 6, 2005 – – – – – – – – – –
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