Hall of Fame
The former Lindsey Predovich was a dual-threat player for the Griffon Softball team and a member of the program's first-ever NCAA Regional qualifier in 2006. Predovich was a two-time first team All-MIAA selection, as a designated player in 2004 and a utility player in 2006. She was named MIAA Freshman of the Year in 2004 after earning MIAA Player of the Week honors twice, once as a pitcher and once as a DP/P. In 2005 and 2006, Predovich was also named second team NFCA All-Region as a designated player. Her name appears all over the Griffon Softball record book as the program's career leader in games played (238), games started (236) at bats (751) and RBIs (164). Her 252 career hits, 56 career doubles and 383 total bases are second all-time at MWSU. In the circle, Predovich ranks second all-time with 545 strikeouts. She won 54 career games, good for fourth all-time at Missouri Western and her 14 career shutouts are sixth most in MWSU history.
