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Coming off a superb freshman campaign ... Looking to have another excellent
year as a sophomore ... Phenomenal player ... One of the fiercest competitors
on the team ... Gives her very best every time ... Smart player ... Tremendous
base runner ... Looking to have more positive at bats this season ... Will play
in the outfield when not pitching.
1999: Teamed with Ashlee Dobbe to form one of the deadliest pitching
rotations in the nation ... Had a sensational freshman campaign, putting up
some of the best single-season numbers in Tech history ... Went 25-8 ... Had an
ERA of just 1.05 ... Gave up 34 earned runs in 225.2 innings pitched ...
Pitched 24 complete games ... Struck out 209 opposing batters while giving up
just 46 walks ... Opposing hitters had a batting average of .188 against her
... Threw three no-hitters on the year ... No-hit Boston College (3/27/99) ...
Threw back-to-back no-hitters against La Salle (4/18/99) and UNC Greensboro
(4/21/99) ... Had a career-high 14 strikeouts against Liberty on March 24 ...
Also very productive at the plate, batting .270 on the year ... Had nine
doubles, two triples and two home runs on the season ... Drove in 24 runs ...
Went 3-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored against Delaware ... Had a
career-high three RBI in games vs. Radford and Fordham ... Hit home runs in
contests vs. Radford and Fordham ... Spent the summer playing for the
Southern Maryland Dynasty ASA 18-and-under team ... Selected for an all-star
team that won the Big League World Series in Kalamazoo, Mich. ... Team became
the first to win the World Series three years in a row ... Was named to the
VaSID All-State Softball Team ... Also named to the Atlantic 10 Softball
All-Conference Team ... Chosen for the A-10 All-Championship Team for her
play in the conference postseason tournament.
High School: Played at McDonough High School where she helped lead her team
to four state championships ... Named The Washington Post Player of the Year
as a junior and senior in high school ... Finished her final two years of her
prep career with a 28-0 record ... Struck out 371 batters and had a 0.28 ERA
in those two years ... Hit .518 in 1997 with 14 shutouts, seven no-hitters
and two perfect games ... Threw a perfect game in the 1997 state championship
game ... Was a two-time all-conference player of the year as well as
all-county player of the year ... A two-time South Region All-American ... Her
summer team, the Maryland District 7, won two Big League World Series
national championships ... Also a standout setter in volleyball ... Earned four
letters ... All-county player of the year her senior year ... Earned two
letters in basketball.
Personal: Clarisa Kuulei Aloma Crowell ... Born November 20, 1980 ... Daughter
of Richard and Lori Crowell ... Credits her parents for where she is today ...
Enrolled in university studies.
