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May 10, 1985 - Immediately following her final game, Softball pitcher Julie McGivern's number 22 was retired.  The 5-foot-3 McGivern finished with 30 career victories and 12 shutouts, both school records at the time. McGivern was also the recipient of the Edward E. Martin Award.



Derik Malone
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Derik Malone returns for his eighth season as a member of the Skyhawk coaching staff.

He works closely with player development and the recruiting aspects of the Stonehill program. In addition, he oversees the program's community involvement and outreach endeavors.

Malone founded the Aim High Sports & Leadership Academy which helps prepare high school student-athletes for the challenges of college and beyond by offering professional instruction in the areas of leadership, sports psychology, strength & conditioning, drug & alcohol awareness, nutrition and the college recruiting & admission process.

He also started the Aim High Foundation which supports local charities and offers scholarships to deserving high school seniors who plan to pursue a college degree.

A 1991 graduate of Babson College, Malone was a three-year starter and captained his team to a 20-8 record and berth in the ECAC Tournament in his junior and senior seasons.

Malone received his MBA from Pacific University in Stockton, California in 1995.