BASEBALL
The Blue Devils (18-20, 12-15) finished their season by going 4-2 last week, but missed out on the WIAC tournament on a tie-breaker to UW-Oshkosh. Stout swept UW-Superior, 7-6, 3-0, May 1, then split twice with UW-La Crosse, losing the first game each day. La Crosse defeated Stout, 7-4, but Stout drubbed the Eagles, 18-6, in the second game, May 4. La Crosse opened May 5 with a 10-2 win, but Stout finished their season on a winning note, 8-7. Position player of the week: Brad Barneson, Sr, Strum, Wis. (Eleva-Strum) Pitcher of the week: Rob Govek, Sr, Wausau, Wis. (East)

SOFTBALL
The Blue Devils (9-16) wrapped up their season by placing fifth at the WIAC Softball Championships last weekend in Onalaska. The Blue Devils opened the tournament with a 3-1 win over UW-Stevens Point, then lost to eventual champion UW-Superior, 5-2, before bowing out to UW-Platteville, 1-0. Earlier in the week, Stout snapped a nine game losing skid by sweeping St. Olaf, 10-2, 9-7, April 30. Position player of the week: Sarah Kokke, Sr, Galesville, Wis. (G-E-T); Pitcher of the week: Molly Kraft, Fr, St. Louis Park, Minn.

WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
The Blue Devils will see action in two last chance meets this weekend, returning to UW-La Crosse, Friday, May 10 at 3 p.m., the traveling to the University of Minnesota, Saturday, May 11 at 4 p.m. Last week: Stout placed sixth at the WIAC Championships last weekend in La Crosse.

MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD
The Blue Devils will see action in two last chance meets this weekend, returning to UW-La Crosse, Friday, May 10 at 3 p.m., the traveling to the University of Minnesota, Saturday, May 11 at 4 p.m. Last week: Stout placed seventh at the WIAC Championships last weekend in La Crosse.

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Blue Devils women's assistant basketball coach Keri Carollo accepts the head coaching position at rival UW-Whitewater.

Baseball

May 5, 2002

MENOMONIE - While it wasn't enough to earn UW-Stout a trip to the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) tournament, the Blue Devils did get some consolation with a comeback, 8-7, win over UW-La Crosse in the second game of a doubleheader, Sunday, May 5 in Menomonie.

After getting blown out, 10-2, in the first game, it looked like the Blue Devils (18-20, 12-15) would cruise in the second game, building an early 5-1 lead. The Eagles (22-16, 18-10) came back with two runs in the third and two in the fourth to forge a 5-5 tie. Vinnie Rottino's RBI double down the left field line gave La Crosse, who will advance to the WIAC tournament, a 6-5 lead in the sixth inning.

Brad Barneson (Sr, Strum) knotted the game up with a one-out solo home run to left field. Jon Kroening (So, Ladysmith) walked, then looked like a sure out when Nick Kalina's (Sr, Potosi) bunt was turned Kroening's way, but the Blue Devils got new life with an error, sending Kroening to third.

Matt Hoeft (Jr, Elk Mound) hit a whistling single down the left field line, driving in Kroening and Kalina for an 8-6 lead.

Stout would need both runs. With one out, the Eagles pounded out three straight singles to load the bases on Stout pitcher Rob Govek (Sr, Wausau). Dan Mielke's fielder's choice scored one run to pull La Crosse to within one. Vinnie Rottino shot a rocket to deep left field, sending Hoeft to the warning track where he snagged the bomb, giving Stout the win.

Barneson went 3-for-4 with two RBI, while Hoeft was 2-for-5 with four RBI. The Eagles pounded out 17 hits to Stout's nine, but also stranded 14 runners.

Stout, UW-Oshkosh and UW-River Falls all had the track on the final playoff spot. Oshkosh split with UW-Platteville and UW-River Falls was taken out of the equation when they lost to UW-Superior. Stout and Oshkosh remained tied, but the Titans own the tiebreaker of defeating more teams that finished above them in the standings.

In the first game, La Crosse scored one run in the first and added two more in the second before Stout got a run in the fourth. Stout added a run in the sixth, but La Crosse racked up four runs in the bottom half of the stanza, then added two more in the seventh and one in the ninth.

La Crosse out-hit Stout, 15-10, in the contest and La Crosse's Rottino when 4-for-5 with five RBI. Kalina was 3-for-4 for the Blue Devils, who used 10 pitchers.

May 4, 2002

MENOMONIE - In a sense, UW-Stout's Adam Acker (Jr, Minnetonka, Minn) got a chance to live out a ball players dream - hitting the game-ending home run in the bottom of the last inning.

It wasn't quite that sweet for Acker and the Blue Devils, but Acker's first collegiate home run put a merciful end to the game in the seventh inning where Stout came out on top of UW-La Crosse, 18-6. The Eagles won the opener, 7-4, Saturday, May 4 at Nelson Field.

The win keeps Stout (17-19, 11-14) in the hunt for the fourth conference tournament playoff spot, with the Blue Devils tied with traditional favorite UW-Oshkosh.

Acker's home run came seconds after the umpires had called the game in favor of the 10-run rule, a rule used by the NCAA. The WIAC uses the 12-run rule to end the game. With Stout up, 16-6, Acker close the book.

The game featured seven home runs, three by La Crosse, four by Stout as the Eagles (21-15, 17-9) answered Stout's runs most of the way.

As a team, Stout punched out 20 hits in the contest to go with their 14 hits in the opening game. In addition to Acker, Stout got round-trippers from Matt Hoeft (Jr, Elk Mound), Brad Barneson (Sr, Strum) and Rob Govek (Sr, Wausau).

Acker went 4-for-5 at the plate with three RBI and three runs scored. Justin Biever (Jr, South Milwaukee) and Hoeft were 3-for-5 with Hoeft driving in four runs. Govek had three hits and Barneson, JW Dachel (Sr, Bloomer) and Brock Meyer (Jr, Lyle, Minn) had two hits apiece.

Stout scored four runs in the second to give Justin Kuehn (Fr, Augusta) his first collegiate win, two runs in the third, one in the fourth, five int he fifth and six in the seventh.

Stout smacked the ball around in the opener, but had a hard time driving in the runs, stranding 13, including leaving the bases loaded in the ninth.

La Crosse scored two in the first, one in the second, two in the third and two in the fifth.

Nick Kalina (Sr, Potosi) was 3-for-5 to lead Stout.

May 1, 2002

SUPERIOR - In a rather unusual use of pitchers, UW-Stout utilized nine different pitchers - one per inning - and went on to sweep UW-Superior, 7-6, 3-0, Wednesday, May 1 at Superior.

Coach Craig Walter used the same pitching lineup throughout the two games, starting off with Brian Bee (Sr, Bloomer), follwed by Jason Kuehn (Fr, Augusta), Jon Severson (Fr, Hayfield, Minn), Nick Jones (So, La Crosse), Ryan Wolf (Sr, Adrian, Minn), Adam Rothenbuhler (Sr, Trego), Matt Lunde (Sr, Eau Claire), Brad Barneson (Sr, Strum) and Rob Govek (Sr, Wausau).

Bee recorded the win in the first game as Stout (16-18, 10-13) scored two runs in the first on Barneson's two-run shot. Stout added five more in the second - most of them unearned - as James Foreman (So, Apple Valley, Minn), JW Dachel (Sr, Bloomer) and Barneson drove in a run.

The Yellowjackets (5-24, 2-20) scored two in the third, three in the fifth and one in the eighth. Govek came on in the ninth to record his first save of the season, and would repeat the feat in the second game for his second save.

It wasn't until late in the second game that Stout scored. Nick Kalina (Sr, Potosi) drove in Brock Meyer (Jr, Lyle, Minn) in the eighth and Scott DePorter (So, Whitewater) brought Kalina home with a single.

The Blue Devils added another run in the ninth when Meyer tripled to bring in Foreman.

Lunde was the pitcher of record when Stout got their two runs, giving him his seventh win of the season, as the pitching contingent held the Yellowjackets to one hit.

Meyer held the hot bat for the Blue Devils, going 4-for-7 in the two games.

April 30, 2002

MENOMONIE - In six games last week, UW-Stout's JW Dachel (Sr, Bloomer) smacked out 13 runs batted in with a batting average of .435 (10-for-23) with eight runs scored, two doubles, and four home runs for a slugging percentage of 1.087. Dachel drew five walks (three intentional) and had an on-base percentage of .536.

For his efforts, Dachel was named the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) baseball position player of the week.

For the first time this year, Dachel was used strictly as a designated hitter. Dachel got three of his home runs against UW-River Falls, hitting two in the opener, then another in the second game. He clubbed a two-run, first inning shot against Stevens Point to put Stout in the lead of the second game with the Pointers.

On the season, Dachel leads the team in RBI with 33 and has a team-high eight home runs. Dachel is hitting .339 (41-for-121) with 24 runs scored, 10 doubles and two triples. Dachel has a team-high slugging percentage of .653.

May 4, 2002

ONALASKA - UW-Platteville scored the lone run of the game in the sixth inning to down UW-Stout, 1-0, and put an end to the Blue Devils season at the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) Softball Championships at OmniCenter in Onalaska, Saturday, May 4.

The Pioneers' Wendi Siedschlag led off the sixth inning with a home run for the game-winner as Stout (9-16) was held to five hits.

Stout pitcher Molly Kraft (Fr, St. Louis Park, Minn) dodged several bullets throughout the game as the Pioneers stranded eight runners, including working out of a bases-loaded fourth inning. Stout's best scoring opportunity came in the fourth when Jamie Gorges (Fr, New London) doubled, pushing Kaela Wold (Fr, Altoona) to third with two outs, but a fly out ended the threat.

Stout was bounced into the losers bracket Friday night when they lost, 5-2, to UW-Superior, the eventual tournament champion.

Stout took a 1-0 lead when Scooter Aspen (So, Eau Claire) went home when Sarah Kokke (Sr, Galesville) was caught in a rundown while attempting to steal. The Yellowjackets came back with a run when Sarah Tarasewicz homered in the third. Stout got that run back in the fourth when Kaylene Hanson (Fr, Black River Falls) brought home Wold with a bunt single.

The Yellowjackets erupted for three runs in the fifth, keyed by Theresa Williams' two-run double. Williams later scored on an error in the inning. Tarasewicz drove in Superior's final run with a single to centerfield.

May 3, 2002

ONALASKA - Erin O'Connell (Fr, Altoona) hit a game-tying home run in the top of the seventh to send the game into extra innings and Sarah Kokke (Sr, Galesville) hit a two -un single in the eighth inning to five Stout a 3-1 win over UW-Stevens Point in the opening round of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) Softball Championships at OmniCenter in Onalaska, Friday, May 3.

The game was scoreless until the sixth inning when Amanda Sparks gave the Pointers a 1-0 lead with a single.

Liz Riebe (Fr, Grafton) got things going for Stout in the eighth when she reached on an error. Scooter Aspen (So, Eau Claire) beat out a bunt for a single and moved Riebe to second. Kim Caswell (So, Stanley) moved both runners with a sacrifice bunt down the third base line. Kokke unloaded with her shot to the outfield to score Riebe and Aspen.

Stout pitcher Molly Kraft (Fr, St. Louis Park, Minn) was tagged for a hit in the bottom of the inning, but got the final two outs on a groundout and fly out. Kraft scattered seven hits, struck out six and walked only one for the win.

Stout (9-14) was the seventh seeded team, while the Pointers (20-11),who committed five errors, were the second seed.

April 30, 2002

MENOMONIE - UW-Stout got just what they needed most - a couple of wins - as the Blue Devils snapped a nine-game losing streak with a sweep over St. Olaf, Tuesday, April 30 at Wakanda Park in Stout's final regular season contests. Stout took the first game, 10-2, in six innings, then had to overcome seven errors to win, 9-7, in the nightcap.

In the opener, every Blue Devil (8-14) starter had at least one hit and Kaela Wold (Fr, Altoona) continued her assault on opposing pitching, getting a home run and going 3-for-4 with two RBI. Wold's two-run home run came in a three-run Blue Devil third inning. After scoring one in the fourth and two in the fifth, Stout put the Oles away in the sixth with four runs.

The second game was an uphill battle all of the way.

The Oles (10-22) took a 3-0 lead in the first, but Stout cut the gap to 3-2 in the second when Erin O'Connell (Fr, Altoona) hit her first collegiate home run, a two-run shot far over the left field fence.

St. Olaf gained the two runs back with solo runs in the both the third and fourth. Stout took one run back with an RBI single by Scooter Aspen (So, Eau Claire) in the fourth inning, then exploded for six runs off four hits in the sixth.

Sarah Kokke (Sr, Galesville) led the hit parade in the inning with a two-run single. Jamie Gorges (Fr, New London) and Kim Caswell (So, Stanley) each drove in a run. The Oles tacked on two runs in the the seventh before winning pitcher Leslie Barkin (Fr, Buffalo Grove, Ill) got the final two batters to fly out.

Each team was able to put the bat on the ball, with St. Olaf pounded out 10 hits, while Stout cranked out 12. Kaylene Hanson (Fr, Black River Falls) was 3-for-4 for the Blue Devils, while Kelly Frederick went 3-for-4 with three RBI for St. Olaf.

May 4, 2002

LA CROSSE - UW-Stout's Jenney Luer (Sr, Colfax) and Laura Verdegan (So, Tony) each captured individual titles at the WIAC women's track and field championships, Saturday, May 4 in La Crosse.

Luer tossed the discus 155-feet, 4-inches, while Verdegan leapt 38-9.75 in the triple jump. Luer was second in the shot put (44-8), while Verdegan was third in the long jump (18-0.50) and second in the 400-hurdles (1:06.23).

Ann Schachtner (Fr, Somerset) was sixth in the shot put (40-0) and Amy Biegel (Jr, Eau Claire) was seventh in the heptathlon (3324 pts). Andi Schwabenlender (Sr, Bristol) did not place, but did break the school pole vault record (9-00.25).

Stout will return to La Crosse, Friday, May 10 and will be at the University of Minnesota, Saturday, May 11.

WIAC Championships
1. La Crosse 250; 2. Oshkosh 173; 3. Stevens Point 143; 4. Eau Claire 86.50; 5 Whitewater 71; 6. Stout 50; 7. River Falls 47; 8. Platteville 27.50; 9. Superior 10.

Individual Results
(First place, all Stout finishers)
100: Angela Klatt (LX) 12.10; 19. Sara Manion 13.83; 22. Sarah Jenne 14.31; 23. Tricia Lipke 14.61; 26. Kristin Becker 15.55; 28. Hailey Brodhagen 17.99; 200: 1. Angela Klatt (LX) 25.05; 29. Danielle Wojcik 28.22; 30. Sarah Jenne 28.39; 31. Sara Manion 28.60;35. Tricia Lipke 30.34; 39. Kristin Becker 32.40; 400: 1. Jocelyn Loe (LX) 57.14; 16. Kate Werner 1:01.90; 22. Kelly Young 1:03.82; 800: 1. Liz Woodworth (Osh) 2:10.75; 24. Alissa Leustek 2:50.80; 1500: 1. Liz Woodworth (Osh) 4:47.63; 16. Tracy Oostdyk 5:10.01; 24. Amy Arndt 5:22.43; 25. Kersten Wilson 5:23.40; 26. Lisa Sorvala 5:24.86; 33. Valori Schaffer 5:34.74; 37. Mara Anderson 5:46.21; 5000: 1. Beck Lebak (SP) 17:36.21; 13. Lacey Osuldsen 19:17.04; 20. Heidi Bedsted 20:19.97; 23. Terra Dahlheimer 20:37.30; 28. Jenny Hopps 21:39.74; 10,000: 1. Becky Lebak (SP) 36:41.68; 12. Nacole Ewerdt 43:50.26; 13. Meredith Nordberg 44:15.86; 100-hurdles: 1. Brenna McMullen (EC) 14.63; 400-hurdles: 1. Brenna McMullen (EC) 1:05.54; 2. Laura Verdegan 1:06.23; 15. Sharon Klingen 1:10.62; 17. Linnea Kersten 1:11.54; 3000-steeplechase: 1. Jacki Munoz (Osh) 10:54.82; 9. Tracy Oostdyk 12:27.56; 13. Terra Dahlheimer 12:40.78; 14. Amy Arndt 12:40.84; 4X100-relay: 1. La Crosse 47.90; 8. Stout 53.12; 4X400-relay: 1. La Crosse 3:54.03; 8. Stout 4:16.66; 4X800-relay: 1. Oshkosh 9:32.97; 8. Stout 10:34.60;

High jump: 1. Kady Kleven (RF) 5-2.25; 14. Ann Marie Curtis 4-10.25; Pole vault: 1. Heather Kleckner (LX) 12-0; 10. Andi Schwabenlender 9-0.25*; Long jump: 1. Tricia Clark (LX) 18-10.75; 3. Laura Verdegan 18-0.25; 21. Ramona Vann 15-3.50; 28. Barbi Stankey 12-1; Triple jump: 1. Laura Verdegan (Stout) 38-9.75a; 23. Ramona Vann 31-6.75; Shot put: 1. Amand Nechuta (SP) 46-0.50; 2. Jenney Luer 44-8a; 6. Ann Schachtner 40-0; 13. Tabitha Martin 35-0.50; Discus: 1. Jenney Luer (Stout) 155-4a; 13. Ann Schachtner 119-4; 17. Marci Schachtner 114-10; 28. Donna Goodman 93-6; 29. Kendra Busch 91-10; Hammer: 1. Kristin Raether (LX) 155-0; 10. Marci Schachtner 132-3; 28. Wendy Keller 98-1; Javelin: 1. Becky Clarke (SP) 123-7; 20. Danielle Wojcik 76-8; 30. Hailey Brodhagen 61-5; 31. Tanya Masanz 58-8; Heptathlon: 1. Ali Trudeau (LX) 4509 pts; 7. Amy Biegel 3324.

May 4, 2002

LA CROSSE - UW-Stout's Jeff Rotering (Sr, Waumandee) finished second in the pole vault and Dave Hanson (Jr, Sun Prairie) was third in NCAA provisional qualifying time in the 400-meter hurdles at the WIAC men's track and field championships, Saturday, May 4 in La Crosse.

Rotering, who had been ill during the week, vaulted 15-feet, 3.75-inches for the runner-up mark. Teammate Lewis Cassellius (So, Glenwood City) scored points by finishing seventh with a career-best jump of 14-10.

Hanson improved his fourth place heat finish in the hurdles with a third place finish in the finals (53.54 seconds).

Dave Huber (Sr, Mendota Heights, Minn) was fourth in the 10,000 (31.19.02) with a provisional qualifying time. Taylor Hustad (Fr, Colfax) was eighth in the 400 (49.92), Hanson was seventh in the 110-hurdles (15.12), Jeff Miller (Sr, St. Louis Park, Minn) was eighth in the 400-hurdles (55.20), John Hanson (Sr, Grantsburg) was seventh in the 400 (1:58.59) and Eric Moe (Jr, Whitehall) was sixth in the triple jump (45-2.50) and eighth in the long jump (21-6.75).

WIAC Championships
1. La Crosse 215; 2. Stevens Point 185; 3. Whitewater 135; 4. Oshkosh 101.50; 5. Platteville 93; 6. Eau Claire 87.50; 7. Stout 36; 8. Superior 0.

Individual Results
(First place, all Stout finishers)
100: 1. Dan Tutskey (LX) 10.33; 10. Mike Twining 11.15; 13. Brady Hurtgen 11.27; 14. Brad Vick 11.29; 15. David White 11.31; 20. Matt Schlough 11.45; 200: 1. Andrew Rock (LX) 20.91; 12. Mike Twining 22.55; 17. Brad Vick 22.88; 21. David White 22.99; 25. Tim Faber 23.39; 400: 1. Andrew Rock (LX) 46.75; 8. Taylor Hustad 49.61; 11. Jim Dvorak 50.69; 21. Adam Thiel 55.44; 800: Matt Groose (Osh) 1:54.47; 7. John Hanson 1:58.59; 26. Derrick Schmitz 2:13.39; 1500: 1. Matt Groose (Osh) 3:55.00; 31. Todd Dexheimer 4:19.34; 35. John Maresh 4:22.39; 36. Nate Lynch 4:25.53; 37. Bryan Ott 4:25.87; 38. Pat McLaughlin 4:25.91; 39. John Ullrich 4:32.41; 5000: 1. Pat Frascone (WW) 14:47.87; 12. Dave Huber 15:28.00; 33. Ethan Webinger 16:34.52; 35. Ryan Chernik 16:41.24; 38. Tim King 17:04.48; 41. Matt Miller 18:52.01; 42. Jon Gallo 19:58.81; 10,000: 1. Pat Frascone (WW) 31:01.38; 4. Dave Huber 31:19.02p; 20. Ethan Webinger 33:49.61; 110-hurdles: 1. Derek Toshner (LX) 14.72; 7. Dave Hanson 15.12; 9. Jeff Miller 15.54; 400-hurdles: 1. Derek Toshner (LX) 52.11; 3. Dave Hanson 53.54p; 8. Jeff Miller 55.20; 3000-steeplechase: 1. Jesse Lalonde (SP) 9:14.34; 19. Ryan Chernik 10:26.96; 19. Nate Lynch 10:34.07; 4X100-relay: 1. La Crosse 40.57; 6. Stout 43.45; 4X400-relay: 1. La Crosse 3:15.74; Stout DNF; 4X800-relay: 1. Platteville 7:43.66; 7. Stout 8:22.37;

High jump: 1. Mike Mead (SP) 6-9; 9. Justin Zmyewski 6-1.25; 14. Jay Sitek 5-11.25; Pole vault: 1. Jon Wagner (Osh) 15-9.75; 2. Jeff Rotering 15-3.75p; 7. Lewis Cassellius 14-10; 16. Aric Hanusa 13-4.25; Long jump: 1. Cory Lesperance (SP) 23-2.75; 8. Eric Moe 21-6; 20. Tim Faber 17-11.50; Triple jump: 1. Jeff Bergstrom (EC) 46-10.75; 6. Eric Moe 45-2.50; 13. Chad Sosalla 42-4.25; 18. Nate Olsen 38-4.25; Shot put: 1. John Schuna (EC) 55-3.75; Discus: 1. Mike Turgeon (LX) 170-5; 21. John Nelson 114-1; 22. Jason Houtjec 105-6; Hammer: 1 Jeremy Wendt (WW) 181-3; Javelin: 1. Chris Walters (LX) 183-11; 14. Aric Hanusa 131-8; 18. Jay Sitek 124-4; 20. Jason Houtjec 121-10.

Women's Basketball

May 3, 2002

MENOMONIE - University of Wisconsin-Stout assistant women's basketball coach Keri Carollo has been named as head women's basketball coach at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.

Carollo, a member of the UW-Stout staff since 1999, will be leaving positions at Stout as assistant women's basketball coach and athletics compliance officer.

"I was very excited about the new challenge of becoming the women's basketball coach at UW-Whitewater," Carollo said. "I am looking forward to working with the university to help establish a premier Division III basketball program. I am eager to meet the community and develop a strong relations with them.

"I feel UW-Whitewater is located in an excellent area for recruiting top caliber student-athletes, and I look forward to reaching out to surrounding communities through you programs and summer basketball camps."

"We are extremely excited to announce that Keri Carollo has accepted the challenge to lead our basketball program at this most important time," Whitewater athletic director Shawn Eichorst said. "She is an intelligent, tremendously capable and committed basketball coach who holds the student-athlete in high regard.

"Her energy level is truly boundless and very contagious. She is a tenacious recruiter who is clearly ready to be head coach. Today is a great day for Warhawk women's basketball and the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater."

Carollo helped the Blue Devils win the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) regular season title and postseason tournament this past season, earning an NCAA Division III tournament berth. Stout was 23-5 overall and 15-1 in the WIAC.

Stout was 18-7 overall in 2000-01 and tied for third in the WIAC with an 11-5 conference mark. In her first year at Stout, the Blue Devils were 15-11 overall, 10-6 in league play, again tied for third. In her three years at Stout, the Blue Devils posted a 56-23 overall record.

Whitewater was 9-16 overall last season, 5-11 in league play, tying for sixth. The Warhawks were 8-15 overall in 2000-01 and 17-9 in 1999-2000.

Carollo played basketball four years at NCAA Divsion II Humboldt State University in Arcata, Calif., and was a three-year starter. She was named to the All-Northern California Athletic Conference team her senior year. Carollo graduated from the program ranking second on the school's list of highest 3-point field goal percentage and ranks third on the career charts. Carollo graduated from Humboldt with a degree in sport/recreation administration.

She received her masters degree in exercise and sports science/sports administration from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse where she was a graduate assistant coach for two years. Carollo was the UW-Stout women's tennis coach during her first two seasons at the university.

Updated: May 6, 2002