Kristina Fowler

Position:
P
Height:
5-6
Class:
Senior
High School:
Meeker HS
Hometown:
Meeker, OK
Pronounced:
R/R

Career
Holds three single-season pitching records ... Holds eight career pitching records ... Listed in in the top five of 12 career batting records ... Third alll-time in games started with 209 and home runs with 14.

North Texas 2008
Set a single-season record of an ERA of 2.71 ... Tied a single-game school record with 11.2 innings pitched in the conference tournament against Troy ... Led staff with 10 wins in 2008 ... Leads staff with three shutouts ... Pitched a one-hit shutout against Creighton in her first appearance of 2008 ... Posted second home run of season against Sam Houston, giving North Texas a lead ... First hit of the 2008 season was a two-run homer in the win against Tulsa ... Pitched 9.1 innings in the loss to Tulsa, striking out eight batters ... Went 2-for-4 against Sam Houston, including her team-leading third home run of the season ... Posted two doubles against No. 3 Texas A&M ... Posted two doubles in a single game for the second time in her career ... Went 2-for-3 against Memphis with three RBI ... Went 3-for-3, including an RBI triple and a double, against Louisiana at Monroe ... Recorded a three-run home run against ULM ... Went 3-for-4 against South Alabama ... Posted five hits in the three-game series against USA ... Posted her second triple of the season against USA, knocking in a run ... Picked up two wins in the circle against USA ... Both wins came in relief ... Pitched a five-hit shutout against Florida Atlantic ... Posted an RBI double against UTA ... Picked up wins against UTA and Florida International, pitching two complete games ... Pitched five-inning shutout against Northwestern State, allowing four hits ... Went 2-for-4 against TWU with an RBI and a run scored ... Went 2-for-3 against Western Kentucky with two RBI ... Posted three hits in the three-game series against Western Kentucky, including a double and a solo home run ... Won two games in the conference tournament ... Pitched a career high 11.2 innings ... Struck out a season-high nine batters.

2007
Won game against top-seeded Louisiana-Lafayette in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament ... Pitched six innings, allowed five earned runs and nine hits ... Named to NMSU Las Cruces Invitational All-Tournament Team after posting a .429 hitting percentage ... Knocked in the winning run in the season-opening 6-3 win against Colorado State with a two-RBI double ... Posted NT's first hit at Lovelace Stadium with a single against Nicholls State ... Posted first home run of season against Arkansas ... Won first two games of the season against ULM ... Pitched 4.2 relief innings against ULM, allowing no runs and five hits for her first win ... Was the pitcher of record in the 6-5 ULM victory ... Posted three hits and two RBI in the series against Louisiana Monroe ... Struck out a season-high 10 batters in win against Central Arkansas ... Earned save against UMKC ... Went 2-for-3 against Western Kentucky including a double ... Posted two doubles in the series against WKU ... Hit a sacrifice fly against No. 22 Louisiana-Lafayette ... Posted a two-run home run against Stephen F. Austin... Named to the North Texas President's List ... Named to the Sun Belt Commissioner's List.

2006
Named to the Sun Belt Conference All-Tournament Team ... Won a school-record 19 games in the circle for the Mean Green ... Went 2-1 in the circle at the conference tournament with both of her wins coming against the No. 3 seed Western Kentucky ... Posted the game-winning hit in both games against WKU, including a three-run homer in the sixth inning of the 4-3 victory against the Hilltoppers ... Led the team with five runs batted in during the tournament and batted .400 in the four games ... Tied a school record with a nine-game hitting streak ... Went 2-0 on the mound in first two starts of season ... Pitched two complete games against Louisiana Tech ... Posted a career-high three hits againstLousiana Tech, including a single, double and triple ... Knocked in a personal-best four runs batted in first game of season ... Pitched a five-inning no-hitter in 8-0 victory against Louisiana Monroe ... Allowed only two walks, while striking out five ... Named Sun Belt Conference Pitcher of the Week for earning two wins against Louisiana Monroe ... Pitched a one-hitter in win against Utah Valley State ... Named to the Dean's List ... Member of the Sun Belt Commissioner's List.

2005
Scored team's first run of 2005 season ... Saw first action in the circle in relief of Katy Maxey in first game against No. 18 Texas A&M ... Pitched one inning and allowed one run off two hits against the Aggies ... Started first game in the circle against UTSA ... Recorded first collegiate hit against UTSA ... Struck out 11 batters in eight innings of work against Creighton ... Posted ERA of 0.90 in 23.1 innings of work in five games ... Won first game of career against Stephen F. Austin ... Struck out eight batters in win ... Named to the Embassy Suites-Tulsa Invite
All-Tournament Team ... Won three games in four starts ... Pitched 30.1 innings with 15 strikeouts and an ERA of 1.62 in five games ... Pitched a school-record nine innings in the win against Louisiana-Monroe ... Hit first career home run against Stephen F. Austin ... Posted a single against No. 6 Texas ... Allowed five hits and two runs in a 2-0 loss to No. 6 Texas ... Struck out seven Texas batters ... Named to the President's List ... Member of the Sun Belt Commissioner's List.

High School
Was a 2004 Wendy's High School Heisman Award Oklahoma State Finalist ... Was a Oklahoma Fastpitch All-State First-Team Pitcher as a senior ... Was a Oklahoma Fastpitch All-Region First-Team Pitcher as a senior ... Was the 2001, 2002, & 2003 all-conference MVP ... Named first-team all-conference all four years ... Was the 2002 Daily Oklahoman Little All-City First-Team Player of the Year ... Made the Daily Oklahoman Little All-City Team for three years ... Led team to the 2002 and 2003 state championship in fastpitch softball ... Led team to the
2000 and 2001 state quarterfinalists in fastpitch softball ... Was part of a team that was four-time conference, district and regional champions in softball ... Coached by Robert Palmer and Virgil Fowler ... Won the 2003 Ferguson Jenkins Outstanding Student-Athlete Award in softball ... Named to the 2003 High School Christian Student-Athlete All American Second Team ... Named to the 2002, 2003, 2004 Who's Who in Sports ... Won the 2004 Scholar Athlete Award ... Compiled a 33-1 record as a senior with an ERA of .29 ... Recorded 338 strikeouts, 20 shutouts,
seven no-hitters and batted .458 as a senior ... Compiled a 85-8 record in career with an ERA of 0.31 ... Recorded 916 strikeouts, 50 shutouts, 12 no-hitters and batted .406 in career ... Was the valedictorian of senior class, Distinguished Graduate, Academic Letter Jacket Recipient, President of National Honor Society, Student Council Class Representative, Octagon Club Programs Director, Class Officer, American Red Cross Student Volunteer, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Oklahoma Honor Society, National Society of High School Scholars, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Optimist Club Outstanding Female Senior, Academic All-Conference Team in Fastpitch Softball,
Academic All-Conference Team in Basketball.

Personal
Born on August 11, 1985 to Virgil and Rebecca Fowler ... One brother, Brian ... Majoring in kinesiology