As A Junior (1998): In limited action in outfield action for the Lady Razorbacks, Elizabeth "Lolly" Landgraf hit .108 with four sacrafices, 11 putouts and 15 assists. One of her best contests came against Centenary when she collected two hits in three at bats with one triple and an assist in Arkansas' 9-0 win.
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M: Lolly hit .438 in her first year in 44 games with 33 runs, 21 RBI and 47 hits, earning first team all region honors in 1996. In addition, Lolly led the team with 23 stolen bases that year. A first-team Bi-State Athletic Conference and Region II pick last year, Lolly hit .333 while leading the team with 35 RBI, 54 hits, 12 doubles and seven triples as a sophomore. She fielded .973 in centerfield with 65 putouts and 7 assists for the Lady Norse.
At Del City: A four-year letterwinner in both softball and soccer at Del City High School in Del City, Okla., Lolly hit .435 as a senior with 14 doubles, four triples and five home runs. She led the team with 42 stolen bases while helping her team to a third place finish in the state tournament after capturing the conference, regional and district titles. She was an all-conference, all-regional, all-district and all-state pick. In addition, she holds the school record for stolen bases and best fielding percentage for outfielders for the Eagles and was named MVP of the state tournament and her high school's most outstanding athlete.
Personal: Born Sept. 16, 1976, Elizabeth Womack Landgraf is the youngest of two children to Tom and Betsy Landgraf of Del City, Okla. She has one older brother, Ed, and is a criminal justice major.
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M: Lolly hit .438 in her first year in 44 games with 33 runs, 21 RBI and 47 hits, earning first team all region honors in 1996. In addition, Lolly led the team with 23 stolen bases that year. A first-team Bi-State Athletic Conference and Region II pick last year, Lolly hit .333 while leading the team with 35 RBI, 54 hits, 12 doubles and seven triples as a sophomore. She fielded .973 in centerfield with 65 putouts and 7 assists for the Lady Norse.
At Del City: A four-year letterwinner in both softball and soccer at Del City High School in Del City, Okla., Lolly hit .435 as a senior with 14 doubles, four triples and five home runs. She led the team with 42 stolen bases while helping her team to a third place finish in the state tournament after capturing the conference, regional and district titles. She was an all-conference, all-regional, all-district and all-state pick. In addition, she holds the school record for stolen bases and best fielding percentage for outfielders for the Eagles and was named MVP of the state tournament and her high school's most outstanding athlete.
Personal: Born Sept. 16, 1976, Elizabeth Womack Landgraf is the youngest of two children to Tom and Betsy Landgraf of Del City, Okla. She has one older brother, Ed, and is a criminal justice major.