to junior year is a testament to how hard the team captain works every off-season.

WELL-ROUNDED PERSON
There is no doubt about what type of athlete Stuart is on the field but she is as much of an All-American off the field and in the classroom. The junior is a two-year member of the Florida State Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) and served as SAAC president this year. She is a member of the ACC SAAC and has also been nominated to become a member of the National SAAC. She has been named a District III Verizon All-American for the second consecutive year in 2002 and she is a two-time member of the Dean’s List.

A NICE ADDITION

Junior college transfer Shundra Colzie may be quiet off the field but she hasbeen making noise on the diamond all season long. One of just three Seminoles to hit over .300 this year, Shundra is just behind first-team All-American Brandi Stuart and second on the team in the 2002 postseason with a .286 average and two runs. Shundra is tied for first with six hits, second in walks (3) and second with an .375 on base percentage. She is also fielding 1.000 and leading the team with a .333 average with runners on base in the Regionals and WCWS.

THE BASES ARE COVERED IN GARNET AND GOLD

Despite some struggles at the plate against very good pitching in the 2002 postseason, if the Seminoles are able to load the bases, they have a good chance of cashing in. Florida State is hitting .400