The 2005 Season: Injuries slowed Courtney, who was limited to first base duties ... Landed a spot on the 2005 Division I Independent Preseason team ... Matched her single-game high with two hits vs. Lafayette (3-12-05), going 2-for-3 with a run scored and RBIÂ ... Knocked in a pair of runs against St. Bonaventure (3-20-05)Â ... Issued a pair of walks vs. Northern Illinois (3-6-05) ... Hit .088 with five hits in 57 at-bats ... Added six walks, five RBIs an three sacrifice hits.
The 2004 Season: Compiled a 16-2 record with 2.02 earned run average ... Struck out 116 batters and walked 48 in 111 innings of work ... Opponents hit .230 vs. Lacock ... Tossed third career no-hitter against Minnesota-Crookston (4-10-04) ... Recorded six shutouts ... Struck out a career-high 11 batters against Minnesota-Duluth (4-24-04) ... One of three games with double-figure strikeouts ... Earned North Central Conference Pitcher of the Week honors (4-13-04) ... Offensively, hit .273 with four home runs and 25 RBI ... Scored 16 runs, issued 11 walks and belted six doubles ... Had six multi-hit games including a double, single and three RBI in the season opener against Saint Martin's (3-5-04) ... Matched her career-high with four RBI including a three-run homer against Concordia-St. Paul (4-25-04) ... One of six multi-RBI games ... Hit a game-winning two-run homer in the 2-0 win over Emporia State (5-6-04) in NCAA Regional.
The 2003 Season: Impressive freshman year for Courtney ... Compiled a 16-2 record with a 1.93 earned run average ... Struck out 138 batters in 126.2 innings pitched ... In the NCAA stats, ranked No. 27 in strikeouts per 7 IP (7.6) ... Picked up victory against LeMoyne, NY (5-17-03) at NCAA Elite Eight ... Recorded a pair of five-inning no-hitters against North Dakota (4-8-03) and Southwest Baptist (3-8-03) ... Also had two one-hitters including win over St. Cloud State (4-22-03) ... Had seven games with season-high nine strikeouts ... Went eight innings twice, in relief vs. Southwest Baptist (3-17-03) and against Truman State (4-5-03) ? both wins ... Hit .224 with seven home runs and 18 RBI ... Scored 16 runs and stroked four doubles ... Had four multi-hit games including a homer and double vs. Bloomfield, NJ (3-18-03) ... Had season-high four RBI against Colorado Mines (4-10-03) ... Belted a solo home run in NCAA region championship game vs. St. Cloud State (5-11-03).
In Her Career: Has played in 124 games including 106 starts ... Hitting .215 (57-265) with 11 home runs, 10 doubles and 48 RBIs ... Has scored 33 runs, walked 30 times and recorded seven sacrifice hits ... Has 11 multi-hit and seven multi-RBI games in career ... Recorded a .981 fielding percentage with only seven errors in 371 fielding chances ... Has 32-4 career record with an 1.97 ERA with 254 strikeouts in 237.2 innings pitched ... NDSU All-Americans Lindsey Graham (current assistant), Julie Fromm and Lacock are all tied with three no-hitters  ... Also has 12 shutouts and three one-hitters during career ... On the NDSU career charts, ranks No. 1 all-time in win percentage (.889, 32-4) and No. 5 in strikeouts.
High School: A 2002 graduate of Kentridge High School..Lacock hurled Kentridge to the Washington 4A state championship as a senior ... Earned all-state 1st team honors ... In 184 innings pitched, she struck out 287, allowed 57 hits and walked only 26 ... Compiled a microscopic 0.23 ERA ... Hit .333 (29-87) with four doubles, two triples and a home run ... Selected the Seattle Times and the South County Journal Prep Star of the Week ... Two-time South Puget Sound League 1st team pick, 2nd team pick as a sophomore ... A pitcher, third baseman and outfielder, she holds the Kentridge records for most strikeouts in a game (16), season and career, and most assists in a career ... Also a member of the successful Washington Ladyhawks summer team, which won the ASA 18U Gold Regional Qualifier, placed third at the 18U Boulder Independence Day Tournament and finished 33rd at the ASA 18U Gold Nationals ... Point guard and wing for the Kentridge basketball team ... Set school marks for most 3-point field goals made in a game (5), season (31) and career; most attempted in a season and career, and most assists as a junior and senior ... Volunteer with the Renton Food Bank.
Personal: Daughter of Stu and Leslie Lacock ... Has one sister, Amanda... Majoring in recreation management with a minor in sociology ... Served summer internship with the Moorhead Parks and Recreation, where her duties included working with children with disabilities, advertising and office work ... Most exciting moment in sports career was starting her first game at nationals ... Favorite hobbies include movies, shopping, hanging out with friends ... High school coaches were Debra Augerson (bb) and Mark Marshall (sb).
