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2004: Played in four matches, making one start ... had a record of 0-1, a 1.59 goals-against average and seven saves ... BGSU's MAC championship was her second in a six-month span, as she was the starting shortstop on the Falcons' 2004 MAC Tournament-winning softball team ... made a season-high six saves vs. Michigan State ... that was her lone start, and lone decision, of the season ... made five saves vs. Duquesne, allowing just one goal in her 45-minute relief stint ... also saw action in the matches vs. Pittsburgh and Eastern Michigan ... had a saves pct. of .789. 2003: Played in seven matches in goal, making a pair of starts ... had a 1-1 record and a GAA of 1.37 ... made a total of 24 saves in her 261:54 of work, allowing four goals ... made a BGSU season-high 12 saves in a 3-2 loss at Michigan State, the sixth-highest single-match saves total in school history ... had a personal shutout streak of 132:04 to start her career, before allowing the first goal at MSU ... picked up the win at Northern Illinois, with 47:15 of shutout relief in net in an overtime victory ... made her debut at Detroit, playing the final 12:37 without facing a shot ... played the entire second half of the Wright State match, making four saves in a BG shutout win ... played final 8:03 of MAC Tournament championship match at WMU. BGSU Softball: Earned four softball letters for the Falcons ... in 2004, played in 63 games, making 62 starts for the MAC Tournament champions ... started an even 50 games at shortstop, 10 at catcher and two in leftfield ... hit .233, fourth on the team ... had a team-high 26 walks and an on-base pct. of .339 ... had four game-winning RBI ... in MAC games, hit .290 with 16 RBI, good for second on the team in the latter category ... also was second on the team with an on-base percentage of .403 in league play ... named the MAC Player of the Week on May 10 after hitting .571 in the Central Michigan series ... went 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles in the second game vs. CMU ... hit .471 over the final seven regular-season contests ... had three RBI in a win over Northern Illinois ... drove in two runs in back-to-back games at Eastern Michigan ... the team's starting catcher in 2003, playing in all 53 games ... hit .300 on the year, third on the team ... was fifth in the league with 35 runs batted in ... had a .980 fielding percentage ... was named the MAC Hitter of the Week after hitting .500 in a mid-April stretch ... batted .292 as a sophomore in 2002, and led the Falcons with a .396 average in MAC games ... played in 34 games as a freshman in 2001 ... had nine hits in a 12 at-bat span that year ... for her career, played in 187 games, starting 176 ... had a career batting average of .264 ... is ranked on numerous Falcon softball career lists, including games started (sixth, 179), doubles (tie-seventh, 27), homeruns (tie-sixth, eight), runs batted in (seventh, 79), walks (51, tie-sixth) and sacrifice bunts (tie-10th, 19). High School: Earned three letters at Perrysburg ('00) as a goalie for coach Jim Hentges ... garnered All-Northern Lakes League and all-district first-team honors twice ... earned all-league second-team honors as a sophomore ... helped the Yellow Jackets to four consecutive district titles ... also earned four softball letters, hitting .400 as a senior to help PHS to a second-straight NLL title ... named to the All-Ohio Second Team ... four-time team MVP and three-time all-district selection ... received the Archie Griffin Sportsman Award, and also was named the school's outstanding woman of the year. Personal: Jenifer Monica Kernahan was born August 19, 1981, in Sylvania, Ohio ... a dual major in three-dimensional art (ceramics and glass) ... daughter of Michael and Monica Kernahan ... has a younger brother ... cousin, Matt LaVrar, played football at Ohio State ... member of FCA ... played club soccer for Pacesetters from 1997-99 ... played club softball for several teams. CAREER SOCCER STATS Year GP/GS Min. Svs. GAA Record 2003 7/ 2 261:54 24 1.37 1-1-0 2004 4/ 1 225:49 15 1.59 0-1-0 Totals 11/ 3 487:43 39 1.48 1-2-0
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