The 2006 Season: The steady and durable Lynnae started in all 57 games ... Hit safely in 42 games ... Hit .326 with six home runs and 20 RBI ... Named to the Division I All-Independent first team and Division I Independent all-tournament team ... 2006 NFCA Scholar Athlete ... Led the Bison with 17 multi-hit games and matched her career-high with three hits against Northern Colorado (4-29-06) ... Smacked a pair of home runs against in the second game of a doubleheader vs. Minnesota-Duluth (4-19-06) to tie the NDSU single-game record ... It was one of six multi-RBI games ... Matched her career best with four RBI in the first game of two against South Dakota State (4-22-06) ... Had a nine-game hitting streak ... Sroked 12 doubles and scored 42 runs ... Had a .487 slugging percentage and .377 on-base pct. ... Set a career-high with six at-bats in the 12-inning win over Colorado State (4-26-06) ... Hit by pitch seven times to tie her NDSU single-season record ... Has been HBP 17 times in career -- a new NDSU record ... Perfect in all five stolen base attempts ... Tied the school single-game record after being hit twice vs. North Carolina (3-4-06) ... Made four errors in 78 chances for a .949 fielding percentage ... Had two outfield assists.
The 2005 Season: No sophomore jinx for Lynnae ... Joined Erin Troup as the only NDSU two players to appear and start in all 51 games last season ... 2005 Division I All-Independent Softball second team ... Recorded a team-high .299 batting average, four home runs and 21 RBI ... Had 13 multi-hit games last year including a career-high three vs. UMKC (4-30-05), Saint Louis (3-11-05) and upset win over UCF (2-19-05) ... Second on the team with 20 runs scored ... Hit by pitch an incredible seven times, setting a school single-season record ... Plunked twice in a game on two occasions vs. East Tennessee State (3-9-05) and Northern Illinois (3-6-05) ... Collected seven doubles, a pair of triples for .449 slugging percentage ... Drew five walks and was 5-of-5 in stolen bases ... Made no errors in 68 fielding chances ... Enjoyed six multi-RBI games ... Named to 2005 Division I Independent Softball Preseason team.
The 2004 Season: Impressive start to collegiate career ... Lynnae started in 43 of 45 games played ... Hit .336 with two home runs and 20 RBI ... Scored 20 runs, smacked seven doubles and was 6-for-6 in stolen bases ... Named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) all-North Central Region and all-North Central Conference first teams ... Had 12 multi-hit games including a season-best 3-of-3 effort against Southwest Minnesota State (4-25-04) ... Hit first college home run vs. New York Tech (3-14-04), a three-run blast ... One of two games with four RBI ... Hit grand slam homer vs. South Dakota State (4-18-04) ... Four multi-RBI games ... Scored a season-high three runs vs. Minnesota State, Mankato (4-30-04) ... Recorded three stolen bases vs. North Dakota (4-21-04) ... Made one error in 44 fielding chances in the outfield.
In Her Career: Lynnae has started in 151 of 153 games played for the Bison including 131 starts in a row ... Hitting .319 (145-454) with 12 home runs, 61 RBI and 81 runs scored ... Has 42 multi-hit games in career ... Belted 26 doubles and a pair of triples ... Has 16 multi-RBI games ... Walked 17 times and has 11 sacrifice hits ... Has a .465 slugging percentage and .366 on-base percentage ... A perfect 16-of-16 in stolen bases ... Committed five errors in 190 fielding chances for a .974 fielding percentage.
High School: A 2003 graduate of Big Sky High School ... Four-year starter in softball, playing a variety of positions ... Led Big Sky to fourth place showing at 2003 state tourney ... Earned all-state and all-league first team honors after hitting .340 as a senior ... Hit .371 as a junior and .344 as a sophomore ... Three-time all-league and two-time all-state ... Two-year volleyball starter, earning second team all-state honors as a senior ... Summer softball included an 2003 ASA state title, hitting .380 with the Missoula Lady Mavs ... Also played on pair of ASA 18U state winners in 2002 (.385) and 2001 (.342) ... Volunteer at Humane Society ... Academic letterwinner.
Personal: Daughter of Bill and Gail Foshag ... Majoring in psychology with a minor in criminal justice... Spent last summer as a hostess at Cracker Barrell and a sales associate at Abercrombie and Fitch ... Favorite athlete is Ichiro Suzuki ... Favorite hobbies include reading, skating and cross-country skiing... Prep coaches were Dennis Staves (sb) and Mark Wright (vb).
