2016 WAC Softball Directory

CSU BAKERSFIELD gorunners.com SEATTLE U goseattleu.com Athletic Media Relations 901 12th Ave. 9001 Stockdale Hwy., GYM 08 PO Box 222000 Bakersfield, CA 93311-1022 Seattle, WA 98122

Ziggy Siegfried, Athletics Director...... (661) 654-2188 William Hogan, Athletics Director...... (206) 296-6400 Cindy Goodmon, SWA...... (661) 654-2346 Chelsea Herman, SWA...... (206) 220-8527 Crissy Buck-Ziegler, Head Coach...... (661) 654-3056 Geoff Hirai, Head Coach...... (206) 296-5905 Isaac Comelli, SID...... (661) 654-3071 Mollie Hanke, SID...... (206) 296-2490 Cell...... (661) 549-1533 Cell...... (859) 948-4472 E-Mail...... [email protected] E-Mail...... [email protected] Fax...... (661) 654-6978 Fax...... (206) 296-2154

GRAND CANYON gculopes.com UTAH VALLEY wolverinegreen.com Athletic Media Relations Athletic Media Relations 3300 W. Camelback Rd., Bldg. 22 800 W. University Pkwy. - MS 104 Phoenix, AZ 85017 Orem, UT 84058

Mike Vaught, Athletics Director...... (602) 639-8333 Vince Otoupal, Athletics Director...... (801) 863-8891 Jamie Boggs, SWA...... (602) 639-6611 Megan Kennedy, SWA...... (801) 863-8254 Ann Pierson, Head Coach...... (602) 639-6051 Nikki Palmer, Head Coach...... (801) 863-8599 Imani Suber, SID...... (602) 639-7421 James Warnick, SID...... (801) 863-6231 Cell...... (214) 316-4435 Cell...... (801) 376-0814 E-Mail...... [email protected] E-Mail...... [email protected] Fax...... (480) 270-3672 Fax...... (801) 863-8813

MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY umkckangaroos.com WAC wacsports.com Athletic Media Relations 9250 E. Costilla Ave. 5100 Rockhill Rd. Suite 300 SRC 201 Englewood, CO 80112 Kansas City, MO 64110 Jeff Hurd, Commissioner...... (303) 799-9221 Carla Wilson, Athletics Director...... (816) 235-1036 Mollie Lehman, Sr. Assoc. Commissioner...... (303) 962-4205 Ursula Gurney, SWA...... (816) 235-5093 Hope Shuler, Asst. Commissioner, Media Relations....(303) 962-4213 Meredith Smith Neal, Head Coach...... (816) 235-5837 Cell...... (303) 999-6380 Josh Carson, SID...... (816) 235-1053 E-Mail...... [email protected] Cell...... (785) 806-1397 Fax...... (303) 799-3888 E-Mail...... [email protected] Fax...... (816) 235-1035

NM STATE nmstatesports.com Athletic Media Relations 3035 Williams Ave., Roberts Hall Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001

Mario Moccia, Athletics Director...... (575) 646-7630 Tamra Inoue, Interim SWA...... (575) 646-2423 Kathy Rodolph, Head Coach...... (575) 646-5793 Cari Gold, SID...... (575) 646-3269 Cell...... (901) 299-8868 E-Mail...... [email protected] Fax...... (575) 646-2425 2016 Softball

WAC WEBSITE TABLE OF CONTENTS WAC standings, statistics, championship information, school links and more are available at www.wacsports.com WAC School Directory...... IFC WAC Notes...... 1 Western Athletic Conference The WAC...... 2-6 9250 E. Costilla Ave., Suite 300 WAC History...... 7 Englewood, CO 80112-3662 National Champions...... 8 Phone: (303) 799-9221 FAX: (303) 799-3888 WAC Timeline...... 9-11 WAC Staff...... 12-13 WAC SAAC...... 14-15 Team Sport Summary...... 15 WAC Championships Calendar...... 15 WAC Softball Notebook...... 16-19

THE SCHOOLS CSU Bakersfield...... 20-23 Grand Canyon...... 24-27 Missouri-Kansas City...... 28-31 NM State...... 32-35 WAC STAFF DIRECTORY Seattle U...... 36-39 Jeff Hurd, Commissioner...... (303) 962-4216...... [email protected] Utah Valley...... 40-43 Connie Hurlbut, Deputy Commissioner and SWA...... (303) 962-4205...... [email protected] Mollie Lehman, Senior Associate Commissioner and CFO...... (303) 962-4215...... [email protected] RECORDS & HISTORY David Chaffin, Assoc. Commissioner of Technology & Conference Svcs.... (303) 962-4212...... [email protected] 2015 Team Statistics...... 44 Vicky Eggleston, Assistant Commissioner of Creative Services...... (303) 962-4207...... [email protected] 2015 Individual Stats (All Games)...... 45-47 Hope Shuler, Assistant Commissioner of Media Relations...... (303) 962-4213...... [email protected] 2015 Individual Stats (WAC Games)...... 48-50 Robby Gabrielli, Executive Producer of WAC Digital Network...... (303) 962-4203...... [email protected] Single-Game Records (WAC Games)...... 51 Kristin Preble, Asst. Director of Championships & Marketing...... (303) 962-4204...... [email protected] Single-Season Records (All Games)...... 52 Matt Pucak, Asst. Director of Championships & Social Media...... (303) 962-4214 ...... [email protected] Single-Season Records (WAC Games)...... 53 Chris Thompson, Assistant Director of Media Relations...... (303) 962-4206..... [email protected] Yearly Leaders...... 54-61 Denise Bullard, Administrative Assistant...... (303) 962-4208...... [email protected] Career Leaders...... 62-63 Andrew Docter, Championships & Compliance Intern...... (303) 962-4202...... [email protected] Single-Season Top 10...... 64-67 Megan McDonald, Media Relations & WAC Digital Network Intern....(303) 962-4201.... [email protected] NCAA Statistics...... 68-73 WAC All-Time Standings...... 74-78 COORDINATORS OF OFFICIALS Composite Records...... 78 Dave Neidlinger, Softball...... [email protected] Team Champions...... 79 Dan Pedersen, Baseball...... [email protected] WAC Honors...... 80 Bobby Dibler, Men’s Basketball...... [email protected] All-WAC Teams...... 80-82 Violet Palmer, Women’s Basketball...... [email protected] Academic All-WAC...... 83-86 Dan Keohane, Men’s & Women’s Soccer...... [email protected] WAC Players of the Week...... 87-90 Alan Suzuki, Volleyball...... [email protected] All-Americans...... 91 All-Region...... 91-93 NCAA Tournament History...... 94-96 WAC Tournament History...... 97-102 WAC Tournament Records...... 103 NFCA Polls...... 104-106 2016 Composite Schedule...... 107-109

CREDITS The 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide is compiled and published by the WAC with the assistance and cooperation of the league’s softball media contacts.

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WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Learn Compete Inspire High standards of academic excellence are The WAC provides an exemplary university Student-athletes gain values from the WAC at the core of the WAC’s foundation of higher athletic experience where student-athletes that extend far beyond their academic and education. compete at the highest collegiate level with athletic years at their universities. utmost integrity. The life lessons they learn will inspire them to become better people, but more importantly, they’ll become stronger leaders by inspiring those who follow them.

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CSU BAKERSFIELD

ACADEMIC: Since opening its doors in 1970, the growth of California State University, Bakersfield has kept pace with the fastest-growing metropolitan area in the state. Thus, its role as the only four-year institution within a 100-mile radius becomes even more significant as it extends higher education op- portunities to the increasing economic and social center. CSUB boasts an excellent and diverse faculty and the highest percentage of faculty in the California State University system with terminal degrees. More than 90 percent of its tenured faculty earned doctorate degrees in their fields of study. 8,000 un- dergraduate and graduate students on the main campus in Bakersfield and the Antelope Valley Center in Lancaster, Calif., benefit from excellent academic programs with a student-to-faculty ratio of 17:1. CSUB student learning also benefits from a wide range of co-curricular opportunities. In addition to more than 90 registered student clubs and organizations on campus, the student and campus life is enhanced by its NCAA Division I athletics program and a 75,000 square foot recreation center. CSUB and its academic programs have earned some of the nation’s and region’s highest accreditations. Location: Bakersfield, Calif. Nickname: Roadrunners ATHLETIC: After completing the NCAA reclassification process in 2009, Bakersfield has enjoyed suc- Founded: 1965 cess as a new Division I program while showing it can be competitive in that short time. The Roadrun- Enrollment: 9,000 ners, who won 30 NCAA National Championships and a Sears Director’s Cup as a Division II program, Joined WAC: 2013 have already qualified for three NCAA Tournaments winning the Western Athletic Conference Tourna- ments in volleyball (2014) and baseball (2015). CSUB also won their first NCAA Division I Tournament game with a 2-1 win over Ole Miss on May 30, 2015 in the Los Angeles Regional. CSUB has also won three regular-season conference championships in men’s swimming (MPSF 2011) and baseball (WAC 2013) and earned an at-large berth in the 2011 NCAA men’s soccer tournament. In three WAC baseball seasons, the Roadrunners boast two Pitcher of the Year Awards (Jeff McKenzie 2013, Hayden Carter 2015) as well has earning two Coach of the Year awards (Bill Kernen 2013, 2015). Other accolades within the department include the 2014 WAC Swimmer of the Year award for Mitchell Huxhold who has competed twice in the NCAA National Championships, four women’s basketball postseason berths (WNIT 2014 & 2015) and (WBI 2010, 2011) and a men’s basketball appearance in the 2012 CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament. CSUB has also sent several athletes to the professional ranks recently as 10 former baseball players are currently in the minor leagues while former soccer player Gyasi Zardes (LA Galaxy) is playing in the MLS and a standout on the U.S. men’s national team while Richard Menjivar is a starter on the El Salvador men’s national team. Several other men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball players are enjoying professional careers in the United States and overseas.

MEN’S SPORTS: Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Swimming and Diving, Outdoor Track and Field, Wrestling

WOMEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Beach Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, Swimming and Diving, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball, Water Polo CHICAGO STATE

ACADEMIC: Chicago State University, founded in 1867, is a public university located on 161-picturesque acres in a residential community on the Southside of Chicago. The university’s five colleges – Health Sci- ences, Arts and Science, Business, Education, and Pharmacy - offer 36 undergraduate and 25 graduate degree-granting programs. In addition, CSU has a Division of Continuing Education and Non-Traditional Programs that reach out to the community with extension courses, distance learning and not-for-credit programs. Chicago State’s student-athletes are leaders academically on CSU’s campus – by example. CSU finished the 2014-15 school year with no APR penalties for the second consecutive season. 13 Chicago State teams improved on their best APR from 2013-14. Women’s tennis led all Chicago State teams with a score of 988, which finished second among Western Athletic Conference women’s tennis schools. The men’s basketball program’s score of 967 also ranked second among Western Athletic Confer- ence men’s basketball teams. Other teams also impressed during the 2013-14 single-year APR scores as five CSU teams recorded perfect single-year scores: baseball, men’s golf, women’s cross country, women’s Location: Chicago, Ill. tennis and volleyball. As a result of their academic successes, 73 student-athletes garnered Academic Nickname: Cougars All-WAC honors in 2014-15. In addition, men’s tennis received an ITA Academic Team award for the third Founded: 1867 year in a row and volleyball earned a third consecutive AVCA Academic Team Award. Enrollment: 5,211 Joined WAC: 2013 ATHLETIC: The Cougars look to build on their continued momentum from last year entering their third athletic campaign in the Western Athletic Conference, and second under current Athletic Director Dr. Denisha Hendricks. Chicago State brings in a new volleyball coach to a team that welcomes back three letterwinners from last year and women’s soccer enters year two with 13 players that gained a year of experience in NCAA Division I. The CSU men’s basketball team will have a new balance of returning players and newcomers to contend for the WAC title, while the women’s basketball team brings back nine letterwinners from last season’s squad. Finally, the Cougars’ baseball, women’s golf and men’s tennis programs enjoyed immense improvements in performance in 2014-15.

MEN’S SPORTS: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field

WOMEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball

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GRAND CANYON

ACADEMIC: Grand Canyon University was founded in 1949 and is Arizona’s premier private Christian university. GCU is regionally accredited and offers more than 160 degree programs for both traditional undergraduate students and working professionals. The university’s curriculum emphasizes interaction with classmates, both in-person and online, and individual attention from instructors. As a Christian university, GCU also encourages students to find their purpose in Christ, with an emphasis on applying Christian values and ethics to the workplace. GCU’s quality academic programs, offered through its eight colleges, prepare students to become global citizens, critical thinkers, effective communicators and responsible leaders by providing an academically challenging, values-based curriculum from the context of our Christian heritage.

ATHLETIC: The Grand Canyon University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is dedicated to pro- viding quality programs and athletic experiences for men and women with interest and ability that is Location: Phoenix, Ariz. consistent with the stated mission and values of the university. The department strives to educate and Nickname: Antelopes involve students and the university community in the promotion of personal growth. This department Founded: 1949 strives to prepare men and women to be student-athletes distinguished by integrity, effort to succeed, Enrollment: 14,000 and Christian conduct. Student-athletes are expected to pursue excellence on the courts and playing Joined WAC: 2013 fields, in the classroom, and in the community. Students who choose to participate in athletic programs are challenged to lead lives committed to health, discipline, perseverance, and stewardship. Student- athletes, coaches and staff are expected to emulate Christ in all aspects of their lives including their academic and athletic endeavors. GCU won the Learfield Sports Directors Cup in back-to-back years (2011-12 and 2012-13) as the top performing school in Division II. The Antelopes have won two NCAA Division II National Championships, doing so in men’s soccer in 1996 and men’s indoor track and field in 2012. As members of the NAIA, the Lopes won a combined seven national championships, four coming in baseball and three in basketball. In their two seasons in the WAC, GCU has captured regular season titles in softball (2014), women’s indoor track and field (2014 & 2015), baseball (2015) and women’s tennis (2015).

MEN’S SPORTS: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball, Wrestling

WOMEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Sand Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball

MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY

ACADEMIC: The University of Missouri-Kansas City, one of four University of Missouri campuses, is a public university serving more than 16,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students. Locat- ed in the heart of a thriving urban setting, the university is surrounded by arts, entertainment, culture and sports. UMKC engages with the community and economy based on a four-part mission: life and health sciences; visual and performing arts; urban issues and education; and a vibrant learning and campus life experience. The Princeton Review named UMKC a “Best Value” university in 2012, 2013 and 2014. The 12:1 student-faculty ratio and small classes give students a personal education and create a small-college feel, while Kansas City’s metropolitan environment provides extensive opportuni- ties for internships and networking as well as culture and entertainment.

ATHLETIC: UMKC enters its third year in the Western Athletic Conference in 2015. The Kangaroos are in the midst of many exciting new changes, including the appointment of Athletic Director Carla Wilson, Location: Kansas City, Mo. who is a UMKC alumnus and 18-year athletics department veteran. Under her guidance last season, the Nickname: Kangaroos ‘Roos claimed three WAC titles, taking the crowns in women’s soccer, volleyball and women’s outdoor Founded: 1929 track. UMKC’s men’s basketball program also continued to play its home games at historic Municipal Enrollment: 14,221 Auditorium. The facility has undergone major upgrades, with more upgrades in the works. Courtney Joined WAC: 2013 Frerichs made history at UMKC as the first student-athlete to become a five-time All-American, earning the honor in cross country and track, while Martez Harrison and Bryce Miller also garnered All-American accolades. The ‘Roos continued to excel in the classroom as UMKC student-athletes posted a 3.29 cumulative GPA with Frerichs being named as an Academic All-American. The ‘Roos posted an 83 percent Graduation Success rate and the Academic Progress Rate of 979 ranked second in the WAC.

MEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field

WOMEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball

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NM STATE

ACADEMIC: The oldest public institution of higher education in the state founded in 1888, New Mexico State University is New Mexico’s land-grant institution, a comprehensive research institution of higher education dedicated to teaching, research, and service at the undergraduate and graduate levels. NM State is a NASA Space Grant College, a Hispanic-serving institution and is home to the very first Honors College in New Mexico. NM State has also been recognized by Forbes magazine as one of America’s Top Colleges for 2014. NM State offers more than 175 degree programs, including 27 doctoral degrees, 56 master’s degrees, and 11 graduate certificates. The university has $129 million in research expenditures, with core research strength areas in agricultural and life sciences, computer science and computer and electrical engineering, space science and aerospace, and sustainability—including energy, environment and water. Outreach efforts at NM State help to extend our expertise in research teaching, and the devel- opment of our resources with communities throughout New Mexico and the world. NM State Extension provides the people of New Mexico with practical, research-based knowledge and programs to improve Location: Las Cruces, N.M. their quality of life. Nickname: Aggies Founded: 1888 ATHLETIC: With a rich and storied history, the century-old athletic program at NM State is a source of Enrollment: 16,765 pride for New Mexico and the great southwest. The Aggies won the 2014-15 WAC Commissioner’s Cup Joined WAC: 2005 by claiming WAC Championships in seven sports, with all advancing to NCAA Tournament competition. Under the direction of NM State alumnus and US Bank/NM State Athletics Hall of Famer Mario Moccia, the Aggies recorded their highest-score and placement in the history of the Learfield Sports Directors Cup. The Aggie men’s basketball team won its fourth consecutive WAC Championship in 2015, notching its fifth tournament title and NCAA Tournament berth in the last six seasons. The women’s basketball team claimed its first WAC title and first conference championship in 20 years and its first NCAA appearance in 27 years. The men’s golf team won its third straight WAC Championship and the women’s golf team picked up its second straight WAC title. The men’s and women’s tennis teams won their first WAC Championships. For the women, it was the first time they appeared in the NCAAs, with the men’s making their first NCAA appearance since 2000. The softball Aggies won the WAC Championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament where they beat Big East Champion St. John’s. The Aggie equestrian team was selected for the 11th straight season to ride at the NCEA National Championships in 2015. The Aggies are outstanding in the classroom as well with all 17 men’s and women’s teams cumulative grade point averages combined are at or above a 3.00 for the 20th consecutive semester. Also for the 20th consecutive semester, Scholar Student-Athlete representation (3.0 semester and or cumulative grade point average or higher) was higher than 50 percent of the student-athlete population. The Aggies had 23 student-athletes post a perfect 4.0 GPA in the spring semester.

MEN’S SPORTS: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Tennis

WOMEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Equestrian, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Vol- leyball SEATTLE U

ACADEMIC: Seattle University, founded in 1891, is a Jesuit Catholic university located on 50 acres in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. More than 7,200 students are enrolled in undergraduate and gradu- ate programs within eight schools and colleges. Seattle University is consistently ranked among the top 10 universities in the West by U.S. News & World Report and included in The Princeton Review’s Best Colleges guide. In the past 15 years, Seattle University has invested more than $200 million to build and renovate facilities. Thanks to a successful capital campaign, the Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons was opened in September 2010, vastly improving the student’s access to new technology as a means of enhancing their education. In September 2011, a new fitness center and a new residence hall were dedicated, further enhancing the campus life. Seattle U prides itself on its commitment to social justice, community service, and sustainability.

ATHLETIC: Seattle University continued its rise as a competitive Division I institution in 2014-15, as Location: Seattle, Wash. the women’s soccer won its second straight WAC regular season and tournament titles before defeating Nickname: Redhawks Washington State in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. In addition, the women’s cross country Founded: 1898 team earned its first conference title, while the men’s basketball, volleyball, and baseball teams all Enrollment: 7,755 advanced to the finals of their respective WAC Tournaments. Three-time WAC champion Shaddye Melu Joined WAC: 2012 qualified for the NCAA West Preliminary Championships in the high jump. Seattle U has advanced to 11 NCAA men’s basketball tournaments, including the title game of the 1958 tournament. Famous alumni include Elgin Baylor, Ed and John O’Brien, Eddie Miles, Tom Workman, Clint Richardson, Pat Lesser, Janet Hopps, Orrin Vincent, and Tom Gorman. The men’s soccer team won the 2004 NCAA Division II National Championship, while the swim program boasted two individual national champions in a three-year span. The women’s basketball and volleyball teams will enjoy a refurbished Connolly Center, as construction on the North Court and its surroundings is expected to be completed by December 2015.

MEN’S SPORTS: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field

WOMEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Rowing, Soccer, Softball, Swimming and Diving, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball

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UT TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY

ACADEMIC: The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley enrolled its inaugural class of first-year students in the fall of 2015, setting up the region to shine across the rest of the world as a global leader in higher education, bilingual education, health education, biomedical research, and emerging technology. UTRGV combines the talent, assets, and resources of The University of Texas at Brownsville, The University of Texas-Pan American, and the Regional Academic Health Center, along with other resources, to create a new model of excellence in education. Eleven colleges and schools form the academic foundation for UTRGV, including the College of Medicine, the College of Health Affairs, the College of Sciences, the College of Liberal Arts, the College of Fine Arts, the College of Engineering and Computer Science, the College of Business and Entrepreneurship, the College of Education and P-16 Integration, the Honors College, the Graduate College, the University College. When the UTRGV School of Medicine is fully accredited in the fall of 2016, a College of Medicine and Health Affairs will be formed that will include Nursing, Social Work, and Allied Health. Until that time, UTRGV will operate a College of Medicine and College of Health Affairs on an interim basis. The School of Medicine will Location: Edinburg, Texas offer students the most technologically advanced resources, including a 15,000-square-foot Smart Hospital Nickname: Vaqueros complex. With a multidisciplinary approach to the curriculum and an emphasis on active learning, teamwork, Founded: 2015 and early patient care, the School of Medicine will be an invaluable resource. UTRGV offers more than 120 un- Enrollment: 28,000 dergraduate and graduate programs and the Rio Grande Valley, with close proximity to the Gulf Coast, provides Joined WAC (as UTPA): 2013 unparalleled opportunities to study in areas ranging from international business and cultural border issues to marine biology and environmental science. With the SpaceX launch site planned in Brownsville, the region is also an emerging global hub for the aerospace industry. UTRGV is the second largest Hispanic-serving institution in the nation, with an emphasis on educating 21st-century leaders and professionals who are culturally fluent and have a deep understanding of the perspectives, languages, and values of different cultures.

ATHLETIC: The UTRGV Athletics program maintains the history of athletics from UTPA, Pan American University and Pan American College. Since 1952, the department has won 16 national and 141 conference championships while boasting 69 All-Americans, one of whom won an Olympic Gold Medal. The men’s basketball team won the 1963 NAIA National Championship and returned to the title game the following season. In 1980-81, the team knocked off eventual NCAA Champion Indiana before reaching the NIT and falling to eventual champion Tulsa. Eighteen alumni have been selected in the NBA Draft, six of whom went on to play in the NBA, including former NBA Champion, All-Star and Olympic Gold Medalist Luke Jackson, whose number hangs proudly over Sam Williams Court at the UTRGV Fieldhouse. Since 2000, 27 men’s basketball players have gone pro. The men’s tennis team won the Big State Conference Championship every year from 1953 through 1965, winning the NAIA National Championships every year from 1961 through 1965 and finishing as finalists in 1959 and 1960. The team also won the doubles championships every year from 1959 through 1963 and in 1965 as well, to go with singles championships every year from 1961 through 1963, along with 1965. The team joined Division I in 1966 and immediately advanced to the NCAA Tournament, finishing in sixth place. The program hosted the NCAA Championships in 1975 and 1976. Thirty-five alumni have been selected in the MLB Draft, four of whom have gone on to play in majors. There are currently four alumni playing in affiliated minor league baseball. The baseball team reached the 1971 College World Series after shutting out Texas in back-to-back games and had the No. 1 ranking at the end of the season. Each of the golf teams has won five team PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championships. The women’s basketball team reached the Women’s Basketball Invitational to cap off a 19-13 2014-15 season, the best in program history, that saw the team break 40 different program record. Athletics started women’s soccer in 2014 and welcomes back men’s soccer after a 17-year hiatus this year.

MEN’S SPORTS: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field WOMEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Tennis, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball UTAH VALLEY

ACADEMIC: Nestled between the towering Wasatch Mountains and the shores of Utah Lake in Orem, Utah, Utah Valley University is home to more than 30,000 students. As one of the largest institutions of higher education in the state, UVU offers more than 145 undergraduate, associate and certificate/degree programs, with graduate degrees in education, nursing and business administration. UVU is an open ad- missions, structured enrollment institution and serves as an important point of access to higher education within the community by providing opportunity to any student willing to perform to the university’s high academic standards. From top-quality academic programs to athletics in the Western Athletic Conference, UVU focuses on providing an outstanding experience to its students—with an emphasis on engaged learn- ing, or the combination of traditional academic discovery with hands-on context and application.

ATHLETIC: In its first two years as members of the Western Athletic Conference, Utah Valley University Location: Orem, Utah has brought six conference championships to Orem; three in each season. The 2013-14 season saw the Nickname: Wolverines Wolverines win titles in men’s cross country and men’s basketball, before a tournament title in softball Founded: 1941 marked the school’s first-ever NCAA Tournament berth. The 2014-15 season was highlighted by a “Triple Enrollment: 26,933 Crown” of sorts, with UVU men’s cross country, men’s indoor track & field, and men’s outdoor track & field Joined WAC: 2013 each winning their respective championships. After becoming the first UVU athlete to qualify for the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships – and earning All-America status – decathlete Michael McPherson became the first Wolverine to qualify for the indoor championships. There, McPherson finished 12th in the decathlon and became an All-American for the second time. For his success, McPherson was named the WAC’s Joe Kearney award winner in June. Also in 2014-15, UVU athletics continued its strong tradition of academic success, with 212 student-athletes achieving Academic All-WAC honors. As a whole, the 319 Wolverine athletes boasted an average cumulative GPA of 3.35 following the spring 2015 semester. The addition of men’s soccer was a hit throughout the Utah Valley, with over 14,000 fans flocking to Clyde Field to see the program in its inaugural season. The Wolverines were 5-1-2 at home in 2014 and ranked 14th in the country in average attendance, with an average of 1,750 fans per game.

MEN’S SPORTS: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Wrestling WOMEN’S SPORTS: Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Volleyball

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SINCE 1962 added Denver, Seattle U, UT Arlington, UTSA and Texas State. In 2013, After completing its 53rd year of intercollegiate competition, the the WAC added CSU Bakersfield, Chicago State, Grand Canyon, Missouri- Western Athletic Conference continues to evolve and feature some of the Kansas City, Texas-Pan American and Utah Valley to join Idaho, New nation’s best programs. One thing that remains unchanged is the per- Mexico State and Seattle U. The new institutions replaced withdrawing sistent nature of the schools in the WAC to advance their programs to members, Denver, Louisiana Tech, San Jose State, Utah State, UT Ar- contend at the top levels of the NCAA. lington, UTSA and Texas State. The WAC’s current membership includes The WAC provides its student-athletes the chance to travel to sce- eight institutions upon Idaho’s withdrawal prior to the 2014-15 season. nic destinations and gain exposure in some of the nation’s most diverse The WAC has had just six commissioners in its history. Paul Brechler markets and largest metropolitan cities. In addition, the WAC’s student- was named the first leader of the conference and held the position from athletes work to achieve the highest levels of success with the academic 1962-1968. He was followed by Wiles Hallock (1968-71), Stan Bates support of their respective institutions. (1971-80), Dr. Joe Kearney (1980-94), Karl Benson (1994-2012) and current commissioner Jeff Hurd (2012-present). CONTINUED SUCCESS The WAC office has been located in the Denver area since the confer- The WAC has experienced tremendous success over the years. In ence’s inception with the exception of a two-year stay in Phoenix from men’s basketball, the WAC has sent at least two teams to the NCAA Tour- 1964-66. nament in 28 of the past 40 seasons. In baseball, the WAC has boasted two national champions since 2003. In women’s basketball, the confer- WAC CHAMPIONS ence has had at least two teams qualify for the NCAA Tournament 10 Presently, the WAC crowns team and individual champions in 19 times in 23 seasons, with a record five teams in 1998. The WAC also sent sports – nine men’s and 10 women’s. For the men, there are champion- teams to three BCS football bowl games from 2007-10. ships in baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, swimming and In 2014-15, the WAC debuted a new digital network to give fans high diving, tennis, indoor track and field and outdoor track and field. Cham- quality streaming internet access to many of its regular season games and pionships for women are held in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, postseason championships including volleyball, soccer, swimming and softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor track and field, outdoor diving, basketball, softball and baseball. track and field and volleyball. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE The WAC’s history traces back to July 27, 1962, when the original six-team league of Arizona, Arizona State, Brigham Young, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming began competition. The first championship was held in November 1962, when Arizona won the men’s cross country title and New Mexico followed with the first WAC football title. Arizona finished second in the NCAA College World Series and, less than three years later, Arizona State claimed the league’s first NCAA title when the Sun Devils won the College World Series trophy. Fresno State was the last WAC school to earn an NCAA team title when it won the College World Series in 2008. Since 1962, several changes have occurred. UTEP and Colorado State became members in September 1967, while Arizona and Arizona State withdrew on June 30, 1978. The WAC then added San Diego State (1978), Hawai‘i (1979) and Air Force (1980). Before 1990, the WAC sponsored championships only in men’s sports. However, a merger with the High Country Athletic Conference formed a single conference un- der one administrative structure, and the 1990-91 athletic year was the first in which both men and women competed under the WAC name. Fresno State was added in 1992, and then in 1996, the women’s pro- grams from Air Force and Hawai‘i along with six new schools (UNLV, Rice, San Jose State, SMU, TCU and Tulsa) came into the WAC. Air Force, Brigham Young, Colorado State, UNLV, New Mexico, San Diego State, WAC Founding Fathers Utah and Wyoming withdrew on June 30, 1999. Nevada (2000), Boise Kneeling L-R: New Mexico FR Guido Daub, WAC SID Don Smith, BYU FR State (2001) and Louisiana Tech (2001) were added while TCU withdrew Dean Milton Hartvigsen. Sitting L-R: Wyoming FR Dean H.T. Person, ASU following the 2000-01 season. In 2005, Idaho, New Mexico State and AD Clyde Smith, Arizona FR Tom Hall. Standing L-R: ASU FR Al Thomas, Utah State joined the WAC after Rice, SMU, UTEP and Tulsa withdrew. Utah FR Dean L. David Hiner, Utah AD Bud Jack, Wyoming AD Red Jacoby, Boise State withdrew prior to the 2011-12 season. In 2012, the WAC New Mexico AD Pete McDavid, WAC Commissioner Paul Brechler.

FORMER COMMISSIONERS

Paul Brechler Wiles Hallock Stan Bates Joe Kearney Karl Benson 1962-69 1969-71 1971-80 1980-94 1994-2012

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NCAA TEAM TITLES WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS 32 NCAA team titles have been won by the 1989 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1992 Utah current members of the WAC SOFTBALL SOFTBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL 1988 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1998 Fresno State 1993 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1989 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1994 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1990 CSU Bakersfield (II) MEN’S INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD 1997 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1974 UTEP 1975 UTEP MEN’S SOCCER PAST TEAM TITLES 1976 UTEP 1996 Grand Canyon (II) 35 NCAA team titles were won by former mem- 1978 UTEP 1997 CSU Bakersfield (II) bers of the WAC 1980 UTEP 2004 Seattle U (II) 1981 UTEP BASEBALL 1982 UTEP MEN’S INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD 1965 Arizona State 2012 Grand Canyon (II) 1967 Arizona State MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD 1969 Arizona State 1970 Brigham Young MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING 1976 Arizona 1975 UTEP 1986 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1977 Arizona State 1977 Arizona State 1987 CSU Bakersfield (II) 2003 Rice 1978 UTEP 1988 CSU Bakersfield (II) 2008 Fresno State 1979 UTEP 1989 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1980 UTEP 1990 CSU Bakersfield (II) MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY 1981 UTEP 1991 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1969 UTEP 1982 UTEP 1992 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1975 UTEP 1993 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1976 UTEP 1998 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1978 UTEP 2000 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1979 UTEP 2001 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1980 UTEP 2002 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1981 UTEP 2004 CSU Bakersfield (II) WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY WRESTLING 1997 Brigham Young 1976 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1977 CSU Bakersfield (II) FOOTBALL 1979 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1984 Brigham Young 1980 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1981 CSU Bakersfield (II) MEN’S GOLF 1982 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1981 Brigham Young 1983 CSU Bakersfield (II) 1998 UNLV 1987 CSU Bakersfield (II)

Fresno State won the 2008 College World Series, defeating Georgia in the best-of-three series, 6-1, in the deciding game.

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1960s Dec. 22, 1978 – After a seven-year tie to the Fiesta Bowl, the WAC begins a new affiliation with the Holiday Bowl in San Diego. July 27, 1962 – The original charter for the Western Athletic Conference is signed by the presidents of the charter member universities. Paul Brechler Aug. 29, 1979 – The United States Air Force Academy is accepted as a is named the WAC’s first commissioner. member effective July 1, 1980.

Nov. 10, 1962 – Arizona State wins the first WAC championship as it 1980s captures the cross country title. May 1, 1980 – Dr. Joe Kearney is named the fourth commissioner in Dec. 19, 1964 – Utah becomes the first school since the formation of conference history as he replaces Stan Bates. the conference to participate in a bowl game as it defeats West Virginia, 32-6, in the Liberty Bowl. Nov. 23, 1981 – UTEP captures its seventh men’s NCAA cross country title.

June 12, 1965 – Arizona State wins its first national baseball championship March, 1982 – UTEP brings home its seventh men’s NCAA indoor track with a 2-1 victory over Ohio State. It is the first NCAA title in WAC history. and field title in nine years.

March 20, 1966 – Utah becomes the first school to reach the NCAA Final June, 1982 – UTEP wins its sixth men’s outdoor track and field national Four, and Brigham Young captures the championship of the National championship in eight years. Invitation Tournament. May 1, 1983 – The Presidents’ Council approves the concept for a WAC Sept. 20, 1967 – UTEP becomes the WAC’s seventh member. Basketball Tournament beginning in 1984.

Sept. 26, 1968 – Colorado State becomes the WAC’s eighth member. Dec. 21, 1984 – BYU earns the conference’s first national football cham- pionship with a victory over Michigan in the Holiday Bowl to complete a June 20, 1969 – Arizona State captures its third national baseball title 13-0 season. with a 10-1 victory over Tulsa. July 16, 1987 – The WAC and KUTV of Salt Lake City agree to the con- Sept. 1, 1969 – Wiles Hallock replaces Paul Brechler as commissioner. ference’s first one-million-dollar package for the regional syndication of men’s basketball games. Nov. 24, 1969 – UTEP wins its first men’s cross country national championship. Feb. 23, 1988 – The WAC and the Holiday Bowl reach an agreement for 1970s the conference champion to host the game through the 1992 season.

July 1, 1971 – Stan Bates becomes the WAC’s third commissioner as he 1990s replaces Wiles Hallock. May 9, 1990 – The WAC and ESPN agree to the conference’s first contract Dec. 27, 1971 – The first Fiesta Bowl, originated to match the WAC for the telecast of men’s basketball games by a national network. champion against an at-large team, is played in Tempe, Ariz. Arizona State defeats Florida State, 45-38. July 1, 1990 – The WAC merges with the High Country Athletic Conference to form a single conference for men’s and women’s athletics. March, 1974 – UTEP captures its first men’s NCAA indoor track and field title. June 12, 1991 – Fresno State is accepted as the WAC’s 10th member effective July 1, 1992. June, 1975 – UTEP wins its first men’s outdoor track and field national championship. Dec. 1, 1991 – BYU’s Ty Detmer wins the Heisman Trophy, a first for a WAC athlete. June 19, 1976 – Arizona wins the College World Series, its first national championship in any sport. April 24, 1992 – Utah wins the women’s NCAA national championship in gymnastics. It is the first-ever women’s national title in WAC history. Dec. 27, 1976 – The Presidents’ Council receives official notification of the intention of Arizona and Arizona State to seek affiliation with the June 10, 1992 – The WAC selects the Delta Center in Salt Lake City as then-Pacific-8 Conference. the site for its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. Commissioner Kearney announces his retirement effective July 1, 1994. April 8, 1977 – San Diego State University is extended an invitation of membership effective July 1, 1978. Aug. 13, 1992 – The WAC is included in the Western Bowl Alliance, which guarantees at least one conference team an appearance in the Aloha and May 2, 1977 – The University of Hawai‘i is extended a membership in- Copper Bowls for the next two years. vitation dependent upon the institution’s meeting of certain criteria set by the Council. April 20, 1994 – Karl Benson is appointed the fifth commissioner in league history, replacing Dr. Joe Kearney. June, 1977 – Arizona State wins the men’s outdoor track and field national championship and the College World Series title. April 21, 1994 – The WAC Council of Presidents extends an invitation of membership to UNLV, Rice, San Jose State, SMU, TCU and Tulsa. June 30, 1978 – Arizona and Arizona State officially withdraw from the conference. June 14, 1994 – The WAC signs a multi-year football contract with ESPN and ABC. Sept. 29, 1978 – The University of Hawai‘i officially is approved as a member effective July 1, 1979.

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January, 1995 – For the first time, three WAC football teams finish the Dec. 25, 1999 – The Hawai‘i football team breaks the NCAA record with season ranked among the nation’s top 25 in both the USA Today/CNN an eight and a half game improvement in wins from the previous year with Coaches’ Poll and the Associated Press Top 25. a 23-17 victory over Oregon State in the Oahu Bowl.

May 9, 1995 – The WAC signs a multi-year contract with ESPN for the 2000s telecast of 22 men’s and two women’s basketball games annually, the largest such contract in WAC history and the first national telecast of WAC July 1, 2000 – Nevada becomes an official member of the WAC and in- women’s basketball. The WAC becomes the only conference in the country creases the membership to nine schools. with an exclusive contract with ESPN for football and basketball. Dec. 31, 2000 – Fresno State competes in the inaugural Silicon Valley Dec. 11, 1995 – The WAC’s first website is published. Football Classic in San Jose.

Feb. 19, 1996 – The MGM Grand Garden arena is selected as the site March 29, 2001 – Tulsa wins the men’s basketball NIT title with a 79-60 of the inaugural WAC volleyball tournament, to be contested Nov. 26-30 victory over Alabama. in Las Vegas. June 20, 2001 – The WAC signs a three-year deal with ESPN for telecasts Feb. 26, 1996 – The WAC Council selects Pacific and Mountain as the of football and basketball. names for the newly-created divisions to be instituted in 1996-97. July 1, 2001 – Boise State University and Louisiana Tech University be- July 1, 1996 – The WAC becomes the nation’s largest NCAA Division I-A come official members of the WAC, while TCU withdraws. This increases conference with 16 members competing in 11 men’s and 10 women’s the membership to 10 schools. championship sports. Aug. 7, 2002 – The WAC initiates an innovative and creative two-year pilot Nov. 26-30, 1996 – The WAC hosts its first ever volleyball tournament at project to create an academic alliance among its 10 member institutions. the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. BYU defeats Hawai‘i, 3-2, in the champion- ship match. Dec. 31, 2002 – Boise State and Fresno State both win their bowl games. The Broncos beat Iowa State 34-16, in the Humanitarian Bowl, while the Dec. 7, 1996 – BYU and Wyoming play in the inaugural WAC Football Bulldogs defeated Georgia Tech, 30-21, in the Silicon Valley Football Championship game at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas. BYU wins the Classic. game in overtime, 28-25, before a record-setting crowd of 41,238, the largest for a team sporting event in Nevada. Feb. 22, 2003 – The men’s basketball teams from Fresno State, Hawai‘i, Louisiana Tech and Tulsa compete in ESPN’s inaugural Bracket Buster Jan. 1, 1997 – The WAC has its second team ever play in a New Year’s Saturday event. Day bowl. BYU defeats Kansas State in the Cotton Bowl, 19-15, and sets the record for most wins by a Division IA school with 14. June 23, 2003 – Rice wins the NCAA title in baseball, the school’s first team title in any sport. June 23, 1997 – The WAC becomes a Bowl Alliance member beginning with the 1998 season. Oct. 23, 2003 – The WAC Board of Directors extends invitations for membership to New Mexico State and Utah State, effective July 1, 2005. Nov. 24, 1997 – BYU’s women’s cross country team edges Stanford, 100 to 102, to capture the NCAA title. It is the first women’s national cham- June 4, 2004 – The WAC Board of Directors extends an invitation for pionship in school history. membership to the University of Idaho, effective July 1, 2005.

March 30, 1998 – The Utah Runnin’ Utes advance to the NCAA men’s Nov. 2, 2004 – Sacramento State is added as an affiliate member in basketball title game. Utah leads most of the game, but bows out in the baseball beginning with the 2006 season. final five minutes to Kentucky. Dec. 31, 2004 – Boise State’s 22-game winning streak comes to an end May 25, 1998 – Fresno State’s softball team wins the national champion- in the Liberty Bowl. The Broncos finish the season in the top 15 for the ship with a 1-0 victory over Arizona. third consecutive year.

May 27-30, 1998 – UNLV wins the men’s NCAA golf title. It’s the third April 7, 2005 – The WAC announces the addition of women’s gymnastics national championship for a WAC team during the 1997-98 season. beginning in 2005-06 and reinstates postseason tournaments for both softball and baseball in 2006. Nov. 28, 1998 – Hawai‘i and BYU meet in the WAC Volleyball Tournament final and the Wahine win, 15-12, 21-19, 13-15, 16-18, 24-22. The 89 July 1, 2005 – Idaho, New Mexico State and Utah State become official points scored by Hawai‘i sets a new NCAA record. members of the WAC. Rice, SMU, UTEP and Tulsa withdraw giving the WAC a total of nine members. June 8, 1999 – The WAC signs a two-year football and basketball television deal with Fox Sports Net. Nov. 10, 2005 – Fresno State defeats Boise State, 27-7, in football, ending the Broncos’ WAC-record 31-game conference winning streak. June 10, 1999 – The WAC Council of Presidents extends an invitation of membership to the University of Nevada beginning July 1, 2000. Nov. 19, 2005 – Fresno State leads top-ranked and two-time defending national champion USC, 42-41, midway through the fourth quarter, before June 30, 1999 – Air Force, BYU, Colorado State, UNLV, New Mexico, San dropping the game 50-42. Diego State, Utah and Wyoming officially withdraw from the conference. Nov. 24, 2005 – The WAC streams its first sporting event (the opening Oct. 17, 1999 – The WAC Council of Presidents invites Boise State and match of the volleyball tournament) via the internet using WAC.tv. Louisiana Tech to join the league on July 1, 2001.

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Feb. 17-18, 2006 – The WAC goes 3-1 in BracketBusters as Nevada, July 14, 2011 – The WAC Board of Directors extends an invitation for membership Louisiana Tech and Utah State earn men’s basketball wins. to UT Arlington, effective July 1, 2012, increasing membership to 10 schools.

March 26, 2006 – The WAC sponsors its first WAC Women’s Gymnastics Dec. 16, 2011 – Hawai‘i All-American Kanani Danielson, who led her team championship since 1993 in Logan, Utah. to a 31-2 record and the regional semifinal of the NCAA Tournament, is selected as the 2011 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award® winner in NCAA Divi- April 3, 2006 – Louisiana Tech men’s basketball player Paul Millsap sion I women’s volleyball. becomes the first in NCAA history to lead the nation in rebounding three years in a row. July 1, 2012 – Denver, Seattle U, UT Arlington, UTSA and Texas State become official members of the WAC. Fresno State, Hawai‘i and Nevada Jan. 1, 2007 – Boise State becomes the first WAC team to play in a BCS withdraw giving the WAC a total of 10 members. bowl game and beats Oklahoma in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, 43-42, in overtime. Oct. 9, 2012 – The WAC Board of Directors extends invitations for member- ship to CSU Bakersfield and Utah Valley, effective, July 1, 2013. Feb. 16-17, 2007 – Boise State, Nevada, New Mexico State and Utah State win men’s basketball games to give the WAC a perfect 4-0 record Nov. 27, 2012 – The WAC Board of Directors extends an invitation for in BracketBusters. membership to Grand Canyon, effective, July 1, 2013.

April 28-29, 2007 – A total of 17 WAC football players are chosen in the Dec. 5, 2012 – Chicago State becomes a member of the WAC, effective NFL Draft, the most ever (per school) in the seven-round format. July 1, 2013.

Jan. 1, 2008 – Hawai‘i becomes the second WAC team to play in a BCS Dec. 12, 2012 – Northern Colorado is added as an affiliate member in bowl game in two years, taking on Georgia in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. baseball beginning with the 2014 season.

June 25, 2008 – Fresno State wins the national championship in baseball. Dec. 19, 2012 – Texas-Pan American accepts an invitation to become the The Bulldogs beat Georgia in the best-of-three series, winning 6-1 in the eighth member of the conference for the 2013-14 season. deciding game. Jan. 9, 2013 – The WAC reinstates men’s soccer. Bakersfield, Grand Canyon Sept. 3, 2008 – The WAC announces a contract extension with ESPN that and Seattle U join affiliates Air Force, Houston Baptist, UNLV and San guarantees more than 300 regular season and 45 championship events will Jose State for the 2013 season. be aired on the ESPN networks through the spring of 2017. Feb. 7, 2013 – The University of Missouri-Kansas City accepts an invitation December, 2008 – For the first time in its history, the WAC sends more for membership to join the conference effective July 1, 2013. than half of its football teams (five) to postseason bowl games. Feb. 11, 2013 – North Dakota is added as an affiliate member in baseball April-June, 2009 – The WAC announces neutral site locations for the 2009 beginning with the 2014 season. Volleyball Tournament (Las Vegas), the 2010-12 Baseball Tournaments (Mesa, Ariz.) and the 2011 Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments June 11, 2013 – Jeff Hurd is named the sixth commissioner in league history. (Las Vegas). July 1, 2013 – CSU Bakersfield, Chicago State, Grand Canyon, Missouri- Dec. 12, 2009 – The Hawai‘i women’s volleyball team sweeps No. 16 Kansas City, Texas-Pan American and Utah Valley become official mem- Michigan in the NCAA Tournament Regional Final to advance to its ninth bers of the WAC. Denver, Louisiana Tech, San Jose State, UT Arlington, Final Four appearance in school history. UTSA, Texas State and Utah State withdraw giving the WAC a total of nine members. 2010s Dec. 16, 2013 – The WAC announces the addition of the University of Jan. 4, 2010 – Boise State makes its second appearance in the Tostitos Incarnate Word as an affiliate member for men’s soccer. Fiesta Bowl and beats TCU, 17-10. The Broncos become the second team in FBS history to end a season 14-0. June 13, 2014 – The WAC Board of Directors announces that the 2015 men’s and women’s basketball tournament will return to the Orleans Arena Aug. 27, 2010 – The WAC and Learfield Sports announce the creation of in Las Vegas for a fifth consecutive year. the WAC Sports Network to enhance the coverage of football and basketball in the WAC’s media markets. July 1, 2014 – The WAC unveils an updated logo along with the slogan, Learn • Compete • Inspire. Nov. 11, 2010 – The WAC Board of Directors extend invitations for mem- bership to Denver, UTSA and Texas State, effective July 1, 2012. Nov. 4, 2014 – The WAC Board of Directors approves the return of the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments to Las Vegas and the Orleans Nov. 28, 2010 – For the first time since 1997, the WAC has three football Arena in 2016. teams – Boise State, Nevada and Hawai‘i – ranked in the AP top 25. Nov. 6, 2014 – The WAC Digital Network officially launches. May 30, 2010 – Hawai‘i defeats top-seeded Alabama on a two-out walk- off homer by Jenna Rodriguez in the bottom of the seventh inning in the Dec. 5, 2014 – Seattle U women’s soccer player Stephanie Verdoia, a third deciding game of the NCAA Softball Tuscaloosa Super Regional, sending team All-American, is selected as the 2014 Senior CLASS Award® winner UH to its first-ever Women’s College World Series. The moment is nominated for NCAA Division I women’s soccer. She was also named the Capital One for “Best Upset” at the 2010 ESPN ESPY Awards. Academic All-America® of the Year for Division I Women’s Soccer.

June 14, 2011 – The WAC Board of Directors extends an invitation for July 1, 2015 – Texas-Pan American and UT Brownsville form a new institu- membership to Seattle U, effective July 1, 2012. tion, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.

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JEFF HURD CONNIE HURLBUT VICKY EGGLESTON Commissioner Deputy Commissioner Assistant Commissioner, and SWA Creative Services Jeff Hurd was named Commissioner of the WAC Connie Hurlbut joined Vicky Eggleston came on June 14, 2013. He the WAC staff in 2009 to the WAC in December has been associated with and serves as Deputy of 2006 and oversees the the conference for more Commissioner. She has creative services of the than half of its existence been involved in collegiate conference. as he joined the WAC and professional athletics Before joining the WAC, staff in 1985 as the Director of Conference for more than 25 years. Eggleston served as the media designer at R+L Relations. From 1993-1999, Hurlbut served as Carriers in Ohio. Prior to that she spent eight Hurd, who is the sixth commissioner Executive Director of the Patriot League, years in the Communications and Marketing in the WAC’s 53-year history, has served in becoming the first woman to lead an all-sport Department at Ohio University where she also various capacities during his tenure. He was the Division I athletic conference. While there, she assisted in television production. Conference’s Senior Associate Commissioner held several NCAA committee positions including Eggleston is a graduate of Ohio University prior to being named to replace former the Division I Women’s Basketball Committee where she earned her bachelor’s degree in commissioner Karl Benson on an interim basis. and the Division I Management Council. She communications and a Master of Arts degree in Hurd is a graduate of the University of also served as the Senior Director of Basketball telecommunications. Missouri’s School of Journalism and began Operations for the WNBA from 1999-2002. She and her husband, Bryan, have two his professional career as the Sports Editor of A Penn graduate, Hurlbut and her husband, daughters, Kelsey and Kylie. They live in the Hannibal (Missouri) Courier-Post. He also Steve, have two children, Jack and Maggie. Littleton. worked for the Tulsa Tribune, was the Sports Information Director at the University of Tulsa MOLLIE LEHMAN HOPE SHULER and the Director of Public Relations for the Senior Associate Assistant Commissioner, Missouri Valley Conference prior to joining the Commissioner and CFO Media Relations WAC. A native of Minot, N.D., Hurd and his wife, Mollie Lehman joined Hope Shuler came to Cheri, reside in Centennial and are the parents the WAC staff in August the WAC in September of four adult children: Shannon, Michael, of 2007 and is the Senior of 2008. In addition Kristen and Kevin. Associate Commissioner to overseeing the day- and Chief Financial to-day operations of the Officer. She is primarily department, she serves responsible for handling all the accounting, as the media relations contact for volleyball, finance, and human resource functions within men’s basketball and softball. the conference. Before joining the WAC, Shuler served as Lehman previously spent two years with the the media relations director for The Summit America East Conference, where she served as League. She also worked at the University of the business manager and assisted with sport Arizona, the University of Utah and Elmhurst administration and championships. College. Shuler earned bachelor’s degrees in Prior to that, Lehman was an assistant journalism and sports administration from softball coach at her alma mater, Binghamton. the University of Nebraska at Kearney and She earned her MBA at CU-Denver. completed coursework towards a master’s degree in management at the University of Denver. DAVE CHAFFIN She and her husband, Scott, live in Aurora Associate Commissioner, with their daughter, Everly. Technology and Conference Services ROBBY GABRIELLI Executive Producer, Dave Chaffin came to WAC Digital Network the WAC in 1995 and was promoted to Associate Robby Gabrielli joined Commissioner in 2010. the WAC staff in August His responsibilities of 2014 and serves as the include technology, conference services and the Executive Producer for the technical side of the WAC Digital Network. WAC Sports Network. He previously was the Athletic Media Gabrielli has 10 years Relations Assistant Director at Colorado State of experience in sports television and came to University from 1992-95. Chaffin graduated the WAC from the Phoenix Suns’ Broadcast from the University of Michigan in 1989 with Productions where he was a producer for Suns a bachelor’s degree in communications. He Live as well as Phoenix Suns and Phoenix has completed his course work for a master’s Mercury basketball games. He was also a degree in technical journalism at Colorado State producer for Altitude Sports and Entertainment University. in Denver as well as a production assistant for He and his wife, Michelle, are the parents NBA Entertainment. of a son, Tyler, and daughter, Jamie. They reside A graduate of St. John’s University (N.Y.), Commissioner Hurd presenting at the in Centennial. Gabrielli lives in Aurora with his wife Brooke and 2012 WAC Basketball Tournament daughter Layla.

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CHRIS THOMPSON DENISE BULLARD DAVE NEIDLINGER Assistant Director, Administrative Assistant Coordinator, Softball Media Relations Officials Denise Bullard came Chris Thompson joined to the WAC in March of Dave Neidlinger the WAC staff in October of 2015 and serves as the was hired as the first 2014 and handles media office manager for the Softball Coordinator for relations duties for the conference office. the WAC in the summer WAC for women’s soccer, Before joining the of 2006. He has been women’s basketball, golf WAC, she was the Events the coordinator for the and baseball. Scheduler Technician at The Denver Botanic Mountain West Conference since its inception Prior to the WAC, Thompson served as Gardens. Prior to that, she spent 13 years at in 1999 and for the Rocky Mountain Athletic Communications Director for the Cascade Swallow Hill Music in Denver, first as the Front Conference since 1992. Collegiate Conference and as Sports Information Office Manager and then as the Associate Music Neidlinger began his umpiring career in Director for The Evergreen State College. School and Outreach Director. 1970 while stationed at the USAF Academy in Thompson graduated from Central A native of Colorado, she has three children: Colorado Springs. He has umpired six National Washington University in 2005 with a bachelor’s Vincent, Davon and Lauryn. ASA Championships and numerous conference degree in public relations and from Seattle championships and regional tournaments at the University in 2008 with a master’s in sports ANDREW DOCTER Division I and II level. administration and leadership. Championships and He and his wife, Joyce, have three He and his wife, Lindsay, live in Centennial Compliance Intern grandchildren, Elizabeth, David and Coleman. with their son, Oscar. Andrew Docter joined KRISTIN PREBLE the WAC staff in August Assistant Director, of 2015 and serves as Championships and the championships and Marketing compliance intern. Docter earned a juris Kristin Preble joined doctor degree from Marquette University and the WAC staff in February a bachelor’s degree in business administration of 2015 and serves as from the University of Saint Thomas, where he the Assistant Director was a football student-athlete and a member of of Championships and SAAC. Marketing. Preble came to the WAC after serving as the MEGAN McDONALD Compliance and Championships Coordinator at Media Relations and The Ivy League. Prior to that she was a business WAC Digital Network and compliance intern at the WAC as well as an Intern intern with the National Wheelchair Basketball Association (NWBA). Megan McDonald joined A four-year soccer student-athlete, Preble the WAC staff in August graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s of 2015 and serves as degree in sport management from the University the conference’s media of Colorado at Colorado Springs. relations and WAC Digital Network intern. She came to the WAC after MATT PUCAK serving as production associate for ABC NewsOne Assistant Director, in New York and has worked in production for Championships and major and college sports. Social Media McDonald earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communications at Iowa Matt Pucak joined the State and was a gymnast for the Cyclones. WAC staff in the fall of 2011 as an intern and serves as the Assistant Director of Championships and Social Media. Pucak graduated from Colorado State University in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and technical communications.

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Brittany Holen Chayse Jackson Justice Collins Nathan Keown Cassandra Rupp Brandee Walton Golf Wrestling Basketball Track & Field/XC Swimming Basketball Event Coordinator Vice President Event Coordinator Secretary UT RIO GRANDE VALLEY SEATTLE U UTAH VALLEY

Baxter Arguinchona Kristen James Everett Osborne Julia Perez Kimberly Nyhus Ross Taylor Track & Field/XC Tennis Basketball Tennis Golf Wrestling President Secretary Media Relations

WAC SAAC – THE VOICE OF THE and improve the communication and relation- Clubs, visiting Children’s Hospitals and homeless ships among athletes, campus administrators shelters and neighborhood house painting. Tak- STUDENT ATHLETE and coaches. ing a leadership role in conducting community On the national stage, the WAC SAAC selects projects is part of the WAC SAAC’s goals and How does the WAC generate feedback from one of its committee members to serve as its rep- objectives. its most valuable product, its student-athletes? resentative on the NCAA SAAC, which includes If you have any questions relative to the WAC Through the Western Athletic Conference Stu- all of the Division I conferences. SAAC or its activities, please contact the confer- dent-Athlete Advisory Committee (also known as The WAC SAAC is a proactive committee and ence office. the WAC SAAC) which was established in 1998. is making a very positive impact within the WAC Since its implementation, the WAC SAAC has membership. Annually, each member institution been an essential component in the conference’s appoints two student-athletes from its own cam- governance structure as well as a strong voice pus SAAC to serve on the conference commit- for student-athletes’ well-being at all levels (e.g., tee. To conduct business, the committee has at institutional, conference and national). It pro- least one in-person meeting during the year and vides recommendations and positions on specific schedules monthly teleconference calls during conference and NCAA proposed legislation, and the academic year. it addresses national issues that may have an As part of the WAC SAAC in-person meeting, effect on the well-being of all student-athletes. In the committee conducts a community service addition, its members provide recommendations outreach project within the local area where the for the eighteen WAC championships in order to meeting is hosted. Past projects have included enhance the student-athlete experience for all the following: sports camp and clinic for under- sports. Another objective which the committee privileged children, visiting local Boys and Girls constantly strives to obtain is to help strengthen

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TEAM SPORT SUMMARIES 2015-16 CALENDAR

WOMEN’S SOCCER CROSS COUNTRY – M&W Schedule: Double round-robin within each division and a single round-robin against the other divi- Oct. 31 sion for a total of 10 matches Orem, Utah Tournament: Top six eligible teams meet in Bakersfield, Calif. Host: Utah Valley

MEN’S SOCCER WOMEN’S SOCCER League: Eleven teams (Air Force, CSU Bakersfield, Grand Canyon, Houston Baptist, Incarnate Word, Nov. 5-6, 8 Missouri-Kansas City, UNLV, San Jose State, Seattle U, UT Rio Grande Valley, Utah Valley) Bakersfield, Calif. Schedule: Single round-robin and additional match against member of travel party for a total of 10 Host: CSU Bakersfield matches. Tournament: Top six eligible teams meet in Kansas City, Mo. MEN’S SOCCER Nov. 12-13, 15 VOLLEYBALL Kansas City, Mo. Schedule: Double round-robin for a total of 14 WAC matches Host: Missouri-Kansas City Tournament: Top six eligible teams meet in Kansas City, Mo. WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL MEN’S AND WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Nov. 19-21 Schedule: Double round-robin for a total of 14 WAC games Kansas City, Mo. Tournament: Seven eligible teams (CSU Bakersfield, Chicago State, Missouri-Kansas City, NM State, Host: Missouri-Kansas City Seattle U, UT Rio Grande Valley, Utah Valley) meet in Las Vegas. SWIMMING AND DIVING – M&W MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TENNIS Feb. 24-27 League: Six teams (Chicago State, Grand Canyon, Missouri-Kansas City, NM State, Seattle U, UT Houston Rio Grande Valley). CRWC Natatorium Schedule: Single round-robin played over two clusters Tournament: Five eligible teams (Chicago State, Missouri-Kansas City, NM State, Seattle U, UT Rio INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD – M&W Grande Valley) meet in Brownsville, Texas Feb. 25-27 Nampa, Idaho SOFTBALL Ford Idaho Center League: Six teams (CSU Bakersfield, Grand Canyon, Missouri-Kansas City, NM State, Seattle U, Utah Valley) BASKETBALL – M&W Schedule: 15 WAC games played as three games at one site, alternating home and away each year March 9-12 Tournament: Five eligible teams (CSU Bakersfield, Missouri-Kansas City, NM State, Seattle U, Utah Las Vegas Valley) meet in Seattle (double-elimination) Host: Orleans Arena

BASEBALL WOMEN’S GOLF League: Ten teams (CSU Bakersfield, Chicago State, Grand Canyon, NM State, North Dakota, Northern April 22-24 Colorado, Sacramento State, Seattle U, UT Rio Grande Valley, Utah Valley) Blaine, Wash. Schedule: 27 WAC games played as three-game series at one site, alternating home and away each Semiahmoo Resort year. Tournament: Top six eligible teams meet in Mesa, Ariz. (double-elimination) TENNIS – M&W April 29-May 1 Brownsville, Texas Host: UTRGV

MEN’S GOLF April 30-May 2 Blaine, Wash. Semiahmoo Resort

OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD – M&W May 11-14 Lawrence, Kan. Host: Missouri-Kansas City

SOFTBALL May 12-14 Seattle Host: Seattle U

BASEBALL May 25-28/29 Mesa, Ariz. Hohokam Stadium

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2016 PRESEASON COACHES POLL 2016 PREVIEW The six WAC head coaches voted on the preseason poll and could not vote SEATTLE U TO HOST 2016 WAC TOURNAMENT for their own team. Seattle U will host the 2016 WAC Softball Tournament. The five eligible teams will advance to the double-elimination tournament, which will be Rank Team (first-place votes) Points held at Logan Field May 12-14. This is the second time in the last three 1. NM State (5) 25 years the Redhawks have hosted the event, as they did so in 2014. 2. Grand Canyon (1) 20 3. CSU Bakersfield 18 NM STATE PICKED TO WIN 2016 WAC TITLE 4. Missouri-Kansas City 11 In a preseason vote of the six WAC softball coaches, who could not vote 5. Seattle U 9 for their own team, NM State was selected as the preseason favorite to 6. Utah Valley 7 win the title. The Aggies took the top spot in the preseason poll with 25 points and five first-place votes. Grand Canyon was picked second with 20 points and the 2016 PRESEASON ALL-WAC TEAM other first-place vote, edging out CSU Bakersfield in third place with 18 points. UMKC was fourth with 11 points, followed by Seattle U and Utah Player School Yr. Pos. Valley with nine and seven points, respectively. Emma Adams NM State Sr. IF Paige Bouska Seattle U Jr. 2B PRESEASON ALL-WAC TEAM Adrianna Cardoza CSU Bakersfield Sr. 2B NM State senior utility player Fiana Finau was selected as the Preseason Karysta Donisthorpe NM State Sr. P Player of the Year and Missouri-Kansas City’s Katie Kelley was selected as Fiana Finau NM State Sr. UT the Preseason Pitcher of the Year in a vote of the league’s six head coaches, Isabella Geronimo Seattle U Sr. OF who could not vote for their own players. Katie Kelley Missouri-Kansas City Sr. P/UT Brittany Medina Grand Canyon So. C NM State placed the most players on the Preseason All-WAC team with Brennalyn Nakamura NM State Sr. OF six, while Grand Canyon had three. Haley Nakamura NM State Jr. IF Taylor Nowlin Grand Canyon Jr. P Joining Finau and Kelley on the Preseason All-WAC Team are Aggies Emma Rachel Rodriguez NM State So. IF Adams, Karysta Donisthorpe, Brennalyn Nakamura, Haley Nakamura and Camree Wartman Grand Canyon Jr. 2B Rachel Rodriguez; Grand Canyon’s Brittany Medina, Taylor Nowlin and Camree Wartman; CSU Bakersfield’sAdrianna Cardoza; and Seattle U’s Preseason Player of the Year: Fiana Finau, NM State Paige Bouska and Isabella Geronimo. Preseason Pitcher of the Year: Katie Kelley, UMKC TOP RETURNING STAT LEADERS The top returning stat leaders in the WAC from last year include:

2016 LETTERWINNER/STARTER CAPSULE Category Name, School Statistic/’15 Rank Batting Average Brennalyn Nakamura, NMSU .400/T-4th This season, all six teams return at least 12 letterwinners from a year Slugging Pct. Fiana Finau, NMSU .792/1st ago. Utah Valley returns the most letterwinners with 20, while CSU On Base Pct. Brennalyn Nakamura, NMSU .470/4th Bakersfield returns 16 letterwinners. Grand Canyon, Seattle U and Utah Runs Emma Adams, NMSU 59/2nd Valley return eight of their starters from last year, while CSU Bakersfield Hits Emma Adams, NMSU 75/1st and NM State return seven apiece. Missouri-Kansas City returns just RBIs Fiana Finau, NMSU 74/1st three starters from a year ago. Doubles Katie Kelley, UMKC 17/1st Triples Marlee Maples, UMKC 4/T-1st The following is a list of the number of letterwinners returning and lost Rachel Rodriguez, NMSU and starters returning and lost for all six teams. Home Runs Fiana Finau, NMSU 24/1st Stolen Bases Brooke Parker, UMKC 32/1st Team SR SL LR LL ERA Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 3.34/2nd CSU Bakersfield 7 3 16 5 Wins Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 21/1st Grand Canyon 8 3 12 6 Saves Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 3/T-1st Missouri-Kansas City 3 7 12 10 Taylor Nowlin, GCU NM State 7 4 14 5 Strikeouts Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 143/1st Seattle U 8 4 13 5 Innings Pitched Bailey Moore, UVU 190.0/1st Opponent Batting Average Taylor Nowlin, GCU .237/1st Utah Valley 8 2 20 4 RETURNING ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS Of the 13 first team All-WAC players from last year, five return for the 2016 season, including Missouri-Kansas City’s Brooke Parker, NM State’s Fiana Finau and Haley Nakamura, Seattle U’s Isabella Geronimo and Utah Valley’s Brittney Vansway.

Eleven of the second team All-WAC selections return for 2016, including four from Grand Canyon (Bianca Boling, Brittany Medina, Taylor Nowlin and Camree Wartman). Also returning are Julea Cavazos and Alex Simmons of CSU Bakersfield, Utah Valley’sMorgan Smith and Jaylen Watson, UMKC’s Katie Kelley, NM State’s Karysta Donisthorpe and Seattle U’s Paige Bouska.

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A LOOK BACK: 2015 USA TODAY/NFCA PRESEASON TOP 25

GRAND CANYON’S BARAK NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN® Rank School (1st-place) ‘15 Record Pts. ‘15 Final Rank Grand Canyon shortstop Kelsey Barak was selected to the Capital One 1. Florida (26) 60-7 782 1 Academic All-America® Division I softball team, as selected by the College 2. Michigan (2) 60-8 755 2 Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). She was one of four 3. LSU (2) 52-14 711 4 infielders named to the second team. Barak, who graduated with a degree 4. Auburn (1) 52-14 698 3 in exercise science, boasted a 3.87 GPA. A first team All-WAC selection 5. Alabama (1) 48-15 672 6 for the second consecutive year, Barak hit .368 in 2015, with a team-best 6. Oregon 51-8 666 7 15 doubles, five home runs and 43 RBIs. 7. UCLA 51-12 625 5 8. Tennessee 47-17 548 8 SIX WAC PLAYERS NAMED TO NFCA ALL-REGION TEAMS 9. Oklahoma 49-9 514 9 Six WAC softball players were named to the National Fastpitch Coaches 10. Florida State 49-14 493 10 Association (NFCA) Division I All-Region teams. NM State’s Fiana Finau and 11. Louisiana 42-12 449 11 Missouri-Kansas City’s Cinda Ramos were second team selections in their 12. Georgia 44-17 416 12 respective regions, while CSU Bakersfield’sKelsie Monroe, Grand Canyon’s 13. Arizona 41-20 385 13 Haley Walker, UMKC’s Katie Kelley and NM State’s Staci Rodriguez were each named to the third team. 14. Minnesota 49-11 376 15 15. Missouri 42-16 369 14 NM STATE GOES 1-2 AT NCAA TUCSON REGIONAL 16. Baylor 41-17 290 18 Staci Rodriguez hit a two-run blast to center field in the top of the first 17. UCF 50-9 270 16 inning to give the Aggies a short lived lead in a 10-2 six-inning loss to Min- 18. Kentucky 32-26 260 17 nesota in the first game of the Tucson Regional.Dallas McBride suffered 19. James Madison 48-10 198 22 the loss in the circle, allowing six earned runs on seven hits in two innings 20. Washington 42-17 197 21 of work. Karysta Donisthorpe threw the final 3 2/3 innings, giving up three 21. California 39-18 142 T-23 runs on five hits. She struck out four and walked two. 22. Arizona State 36-22 136 20 23. NC State 38-22 114 19 The Aggies used a four-run sixth inning to take the lead for good in a 9-6 24. Notre Dame 42-15 77 T-25 win over St. John’s in an elimination game. Rachel Rodriguez was 2-for-4 25. South Alabama 40-13 73 T-23 with a two RBIs, while Emma Adams was 3-for-4 and scored two runs. Makayla McAdams earned the win in the circle, allowing two runs on five hits over 3 1/3 innings. She relieved starter Donisthorpe, who also threw ESPN.COM/USA SOFTBALL PRESEASON TOP 25 3 1/3 innings, giving up four runs on seven hits. McBride closed out the game with the final out in the seventh. Rank School (1st-place) ‘15 Record Pts. ‘15 Final Rank 1. Florida (17) 60-7 495 1 The Aggies’ season then came to an end with a 2-0 loss to No. 15 Min- 2. Michigan (1) 60-8 473 2 nesota. NM State was held to two hits – one by Adams and one by McBride 3. LSU (2) 52-14 446 4 – in the loss. McBride suffered the loss in the circle to close out the season 4. Oregon 51-8 428 7 18-7. She allowed one earned run on nine hits over seven innings. 5. Alabama 48-15 412 6 6. Auburn 56-11 409 3 NM STATE WINS WAC TOURNAMENT 7. UCLA 51-12 368 5 NM State claimed its second WAC Tournament title after winning both 8. Oklahoma 49-9 352 9 games against No. 3-seed CSU Bakersfield on championship Saturday. 9. Tennessee 47-17 341 8 Emma Adams was named tournament MVP after hitting .714 with two 10. Florida State 49-14 311 10 doubles, four home runs and a tournament-record 12 RBIs over five games. 11. Louisiana 42-12 285 11 The four homers ties the WAC Tournament record. 12. Missouri 42-16 258 12 13. Minnesota 49-11 257 15 All-Tournament Team Paige Bouska, Seattle U 14. Georgia 44-17 223 13 Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield 15. Arizona 41-20 217 14 Kelsey Dodd, NM State 16. Baylor 41-17 183 18 Brianna Gatlin, Utah Valley 17. UCF 50-9 159 16 Marlee Maples, Missouri-Kansas City 18. Kentucky 32-26 148 17 Dallas McBride, NM State 19. Washington 42-7 144 21 Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield 20. Arizona State 36-22 106 20 Sydney Raeber, CSU Bakersfield 21. James Madison 48-10 95 22 Staci Rodriguez, NM State 22. California 39-18 80 23 Jaylen Watson, Utah Valley 23. Utah 36-19 58 25 MVP: Emma Adams, NM State 24. Texas A&M 40-20 53 RV 25. NC State 38-22 47 19 NM STATE CLAIMS WAC REGULAR-SEASON TITLE NM State won its second WAC regular-season title after sweeping Grand Canyon on the last weekend of the regular season. The Aggies finished WAC play with a 14-1 mark, their best conference record in school history.

NM STATE SETS TWO ALL-TIME WAC RECORDS NM State finished the year with a .347 batting average, the best in the history of the WAC, surpassing the previous mark of .341 the team set during the 2011 season. The Aggies also tied the all-time WAC mark for doubles in a season with 100.

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A LOOK BACK: 2015 (CONTINUED) NM STATE’S FINAU SETS PROGRAM SEASON RBIS RECORD With three RBIs in her team’s NCAA Tournament win over St. John’s, NM 2015 ALL-WAC TEAMS State junior Fiana Finau set the program single-season mark with 74 on the NM State’s Staci Rodriguez was named WAC Player of the Year, while CSU year, passing Hoku Nohara’s previous mark of 73. Finau also tied Nohara Bakersfield’sKelsie Monroe was named WAC Pitcher of the Year. NM State’s for the program single-season home runs mark of 24. Dallas McBride was named WAC Freshman of the Year and the Aggies’ Kathy Rodolph was named WAC Coach of the Year. CSUB’S MONROE SETS FIVE PROGRAM SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS CSU Bakersfield seniorKelsie Monroe set the program Division I single- Rodriguez, a senior outfielder from Paramount, Calif., earned WAC Player of season records for wins (16), strikeouts (125) and shutouts (6), and tied the Year honors for the second time in her career after leading all players in the records for opponent batting average (.242) and complete games (21). WAC games in batting average (.523), on-base percentage (.603) and runs scored (19), and ranking second in hits (23). Her .523 batting average in NM STATE’S RODRIGUEZ SETS PROGRAM SEASON RUNS RECORD conference games is the third-highest in WAC history. NM State senior Staci Rodriguez scored her 62nd run on the season on April 28 at UTEP to break the program record for runs in a season. The Monroe, a senior right-hander from Los Banos, Calif., earned WAC Pitcher record was previously held by Kandis Jones, who scored 61 times in 2011. of the Year honors after posting a 6-3 mark in WAC games. During WAC Rodriguez closed out the year with 73. Rodriguez also set the program play, she led the league in games started (10) and innings pitched (63.0), record for sacrifice flies with six. tied for the lead in wins (6), ranked second in strikeouts (48), fourth in opponent batting average (.235) and fifth in ERA (2.67). UVU’S WATSON SETS PROGRAM SINGLE-SEASON WALKS RECORD By drawing a walk on May 8 against Seattle U, Utah Valley freshman Jaylen McBride, a pitcher from Scottsdale, Ariz., tied for the lead in WAC games Watson set the program single-season record for walks in a season with 28. in wins (6), ranked second in opponent batting average (.220), tied for Watson passed Cari Hamilton’s 27 walks from 2007. second in saves (1), third in ERA (2.24), fourth in strikeouts (31) and fifth in innings pitched (34.1). She also had a double, a triple, two home runs BAKERSFIELD’S BUNDY SETS THREE SINGLE-SEASON MARKS and six RBIs in 14 at bats. CSU Bakersfield seniorMadison Bundy set the program Division I single- season records for batting average (.406), slugging percentage (.679) and In her 15th season at NM State, Rodolph earned Coach of the Year honors on-base percentage (.466). for the second time in her career after leading the Aggies to their second- ever WAC regular-season title. In WAC play, her team went 14-1 and led UVU’S VANSWAY SETS SINGLE-SEASON MARK FOR DOUBLE PLAYS the conference in slugging percentage, triples, home runs, total bases, In the series finale against UMKC on April 28, Utah Valley sophomore sacrifice flies, ERA, opponent batting average and saves. second baseman Brittney Vansway set a program single-season record for double plays turned with 19. She closed out the season with 25. Junior First Team Second Team shortstop Tiani Hensley was right behind her with 23 double plays turned. Kelsey Barak, Grand Canyon Bianca Boling, Grand Canyon Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield Paige Bouska, Seattle U UMKC’S RAMOS, KELLEY BREAK SCHOOL SEASON HITS RECORD Kelsey Dodd, NM State Julea Cavazos, CSU Bakersfield UMKC’s Cinda Ramos and Katie Kelley each broke the school’s single- Fiana Finau, NM State Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State season record for hits (66) against South Dakota on April 30. Ramos Isabella Geronimo, Seattle U Kayla Henry, Grand Canyon closed out the season with 69, while Kelley tallied 68. Kelley also set Dallas McBride, NM State Katie Kelley, Missouri-Kansas City the single-season marks for home runs (16), RBIs (63), doubles (17) and Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield Brittany Medina, Grand Canyon slugging percentage (.731). Haley Nakamura, NM State Bubba Morrow, Seattle U Brooke Parker, Missouri-Kansas City Taylor Nowlin, Grand Canyon PARKER SETS UMKC’S SINGLE-SEASON STOLEN BASES RECORD Cinda Ramos, Missouri-Kansas City Alex Simmons, CSU Bakersfield Missouri-Kansas City junior Brooke Parker shattered the program single- Staci Rodriguez, NM State Morgan Smith, Utah Valley season stolen base record of 24 when she finished with 32 in 2015. Parker, Brittney Vansway, Utah Valley Camree Wartman, Grand Canyon who holds three of the top 10 single-season marks in program history, is Haley Walker, Grand Canyon Jaylen Watson, Utah Valley the program’s career steals leader with 72 during her three-year career.

BARAK, MORROW NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT UTAH VALLEY’S SMITH SETS PROGRAM TRIPLES RECORD Grand Canyon’s Kelsey Barak and Seattle U’s Bubba Morrow were voted With a triple against UMKC on April 25, Utah Valley junior Morgan Smith to the Capital One Academic All-District 8 Softball Team. Barak, a senior became the program leader in career three-baggers with 10. She passed infielder from Fontana, Calif., boasts a 3.87 grade-point average as an Rachel Hartgrove and Megan Yocom as they were previously tied for the exercise science major. A senior catcher from Auburn, Wash., Morrow has record with nine. a 3.49 GPA as a social work major. UVU’S HENSLEY SETS PROGRAM SINGLE-SEASON ASSISTS MARK AGGIES SET SEVERAL PROGRAM RECORDS Utah Valley junior shortstop Tiani Hensley set the program single-season As a team, NM State set several program single-season records in 2015. assist record with 168. The previous record of 127 was set by Samantha The Aggies set program marks for wins (47), winning percentage (.746), Telarroja in 2010. batting average (.348), slugging percentage (.602), on-base percentage (.445), runs scored (465), hits (589), doubles (100), home runs (103), CSUB’S RAEBER TIES PROGRAM SINGLE-GAME DOUBLES RECORD RBIs (436), total bases (1,020) and walks (283). CSU Bakersfield junior outfielderSydney Raeber tied the CSUB Division I record for doubles in a game in Game 1 of the Lobo Classic on March 6. TWO NO-HITTERS THROWN IN THE WAC IN 2015 She finished with three doubles against host New Mexico. There were two no-hitters thrown in the WAC in 2015. Utah Valley sopho- more Bailey Moore threw Utah Valley’s second no-hitter in program history UMKC’S KELLEY SETS PROGRAM RECORD FOR RBIS IN A GAME on March 21 against neighboring Brigham Young. CSU Bakersfield’s Kelsie Missouri-Kansas City’s Katie Kelley set program marks for RBIs in a single Monroe repeated the feat against Cal Poly on March 24, when she threw game with seven against Connecticut on March 7 and RBIs over a five-game the first non-combined no-hitter for CSUB since the program moved to span with 16 from March 6-8. NCAA Division I in 2007.

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2015 WAC STREAKS & SUPERLATIVES 2015 NCAA STATISTICS (Final)

Current Hitting Streaks Team (All Games) Batting Average...... NM State...... 8th...... 348 Rank Name...... Games 1. Madison Bundy, CSUB...... 18 Double Plays Per Game..... Utah Valley...... 1st...... 0.76 2. Haley Walker, GCU...... 17 NM State...... 9th...... 0.52 3. Kelsey Barak, GCU...... 7 Seattle U...... 20th...... 0.46 Lisa Maulden, SU...... 7 5. Bri Wyatt, UMKC...... 5 CSU Bakersfield...... 34th...... 0.43 6. Isabella Geronimo, SU...... 4 Marlee Maples, UMKC...... 4 Doubles Per Game...... NM State...... 23rd...... 1.59 Sydney Raeber, CSUB...... 4 Missouri-Kansas City...... 29th...... 1.55 Brittney Vansway, UVU...... 4 10. Paige Bouska, SU...... 3 Home Runs Per Game...... NM State...... 8th...... 1.63 Molly Campbell, SU...... 3 Karsyn Guzman, CSUB...... 3 On Base Percentage...... NM State...... 8th...... 445 Cinda Ramos, UMKC...... 3 Morgan Smith, UVU...... 3 Scoring...... NM State...... 8th...... 7.38 Missouri-Kansas City...... 35th...... 6.13 Hitting Streaks (Longest all year) Slugging Percentage...... NM State...... 7th...... 602 Rank Name...... Games 1. Madison Bundy, CSUB...... 18 Winning Percentage...... NM State...... 19th...... 746 2. Haley Walker, GCU...... 17 3. Brianna Gatlin, UVU...... 16 Individual Cinda Ramos, UMKC...... 16 5. Paige Bouska, SU...... 15 Home Runs Per Game...... Fiana Finau, NMSU...... 13th...... 0.40 6. Emma Adams, NMSU...... 14 7. Kayla Henry, GCU...... 13 Home Runs...... Fiana Finau, NMSU...... 5th...... 24 Haley Nakamura, NMSU...... 13 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU...... 13 On-Base Percentage...... Staci Rodriguez, NMSU..... 38th...... 529 Camree Wartman, GCU...... 13

RBIs...... Fiana Finau, NMSU...... 8th...... 74 Multiple-Hit Games Rank Name...... Games RBIs Per Game...... Fiana Finau, NMSU...... 11th...... 1.23 1. Haley Walker, GCU...... 23 Katie Kelley, UMKC...... 28th...... 1.15 2. Emma Adams, NMSU...... 21 3. Cinda Ramos, UMKC...... 19 Runs Per Game...... Staci Rodriguez, NMSU..... 13th...... 1.16 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU...... 19 5. Kayla Henry, GCU...... 18 Sacrifice Flies...... Staci Rodriguez, NMSU..... 12th...... 6 Katie Kelley, UMKC ...... 18 Malena Padilla, NMSU...... 44th...... 4 7. Kelsey Barak, GCU...... 17 Fiana Finau, NMSU...... 17 Saves...... Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU45th...... 3 Camree Wartman, GCU...... 17 10. Malena Padilla, NMSU...... 16 Slugging Percentage...... Fiana Finau, NMSU...... 43rd...... 792

Multiple-RBI Games Stolen Bases...... Brooke Parker, UMKC...... 24th...... 0.60 Rank Name...... Games 1. Fiana Finau, NMSU...... 23 Wins...... Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU.... 38th...... 21 2. Katie Kelley, UMKC...... 20 3. Kelsey Dodd, NMSU...... 16 Walks Per Game...... Staci Rodriguez, NMSU...... 29th...... 0.78 4. Malena Padilla, NMSU...... 15 Kelsey Dodd, NMSU...... 31st...... 0.77 5. Emma Adams, NMSU...... 14 Kelsey Barak, GCU...... 14 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU...... 14 8. Cinda Ramos, UMKC...... 13 9. Bianca Boling, GCU...... 12 Camree Wartman, GCU...... 12

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QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE

Location...... Bakersfield, Calif. Date Opponent Time Feb. 12 !vs. Montana 8:30 a.m. Joined WAC...... July 1, 2013 Feb. 12 !vs. Sacramento State 10:45 a.m. Enrollment...... 9,000 Feb. 13 !at UC Davis 3:15 p.m. Founded...... 1970 Feb. 14 !vs. Montana 8:30 a.m. Nickname...... Roadrunners Feb. 14 !at UC Davis 1 p.m. Colors...... Blue and Gold Feb. 26 @vs. Cal Poly 12:15 p.m. Feb. 26 @at Pacific 4:45 p.m. President...... Dr. Horace Mitchell Feb. 27 @vs. Cal Poly 10 a.m. Dr. Horace Mitchell Director of Athletics...... Kenneth Siegfried Feb. 27 @at Pacific 12:15 p.m. President Athletic Department...... (661) 654-2188 Feb. 28 @vs. Purdue 9 a.m. Ticket Office...... (661) 654-2583 March 4 #vs. UC Davis 9 a.m. Website...... www.gorunners.com March 4 #vs. Syracuse noon March 5 #at CSUN noon March 5 #vs. UC Santa Barbara 6 p.m. SOFTBALL INFO March 6 #vs. UC Santa Barbara noon March 11 $vs. San Diego State 9:30 a.m. Head Coach...... Crissy Buck-Ziegler March 11 $vs. Washington 2:30 p.m. March 12 $vs. Weber State 10 a.m. Softball Office...... (661) 654-3056 March 13 $vs. San Diego State 11:30 a.m. School’s All-Time Record....1,064-643-3 (.623), 31 years March 13 $at Fresno State 2 p.m. School’s All-Time WAC Record...... 11-19 (.367) March 19 %vs. North Dakota 9 a.m. WAC Regular-Season Titles...... 0 March 19 %vs. Colgate 3 p.m. WAC Tournament Titles...... 0 March 20 %vs. Dartmouth 11 a.m. March 20 %at Santa Clara 1 p.m. Dr. Roy LaFever 2015 Record...... 21-25 (.457) Faculty Representative March 23 Cal State Fullerton (DH) 1 p.m. 2015 WAC Record...... 7-8 (4th) March 24 ^vs. San Diego 9:30 a.m. Stadium...... Roadrunner Softball Complex (1,000) March 24 ^at UC Santa Barbara 11:45 a.m. Stadium Record...... 456-230-1 (.664), 31 years March 25 ^vs. Santa Clara 4:15 p.m. NCAA Appearances...... 16 (at Division II level) March 26 ^vs. Santa Clara 11:15 a.m. March 26 ^vs. San Diego 1:30 p.m. NCAA Record...... 43-30 (.589) March 29 CSUN (DH) 1 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost...... 7/3 April 1 *Utah Valley 2 p.m. Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 16/5 April 2 *Utah Valley (DH) 1 p.m. April 8 *at Missouri-Kansas City (DH) 2 p.m. Key Returnees BA Hits RBI April 9 *at Missouri-Kansas City noon Adriana Cardoza .343 36 16 April 12 UC Riverside 1 p.m. April 15 *Seattle U 2 p.m. Sydney Raeber .343 47 23 April 16 *Seattle U (DH) 1 p.m. Kenneth Siegfried Alex Simmons .303 43 15 April 22 *at NM State 6 p.m. April 23 *at NM State (DH) 4 p.m. Director of Athletics Key Pitchers ERA W-L K April 29 *Grand Canyon 2 p.m. Lyndsay Klimenko 5.71 4-6 21 April 30 *Grand Canyon (DH) 1 p.m. May 12-14 WAC Tournament (Seattle) Sydney Raeber 6.72 0-5 28 ! – UC Davis Tournament (Davis, Calif.) Key Losses BA Hits RBI @ – Libbey Matson Tournament (Stockton, Calif.) Madison Bundy .406 43 18 # – Stacey Winseberg Tournament (Northridge/Los Angeles) $ – Fresno State Classic (Fresno, Calif.) % – Santa Clara Tournament (Santa Clara, Calif.) Key Losses ERA W-L K ^ – UCSB Gaucho Classic II (Santa Barbara, Calif.) Kelsie Monroe 2.93 16-11 125 * – WAC game All times local to site/subject to change

Cindy Goodman NOTABLES Sr. Associate AD/SWA • The 2015 edition of the Roadrunners had one of the most successful sessons in recent history as CSUB reached the WAC Tournament title game for the first time while finishing the season 21-25.

• CSU Bakersfield has a tough task ahead in replacing its two most potent weapons from a year ago in pitcher Kelsie Monroe and utility player Madison Bundy. A large core of the 2015 team remains on the roster heading into 2016.

• The ‘Runners lost 61 percent of their innings pitched from 2015 with the graduation of reigning WAC Pitcher of the Year Monroe. CSUB will look to junior Lyndsay Klimenko and seniors Amber Mills and Sydney Raeber to share the circle while freshman Alyssa Stockton will look to contribute as well.

• CSUB, a team not well known for its power, saw a significant increase in the long ball in 2015. The season prior, the Isaac Comelli ‘Runners only hit eight home runs while the 2015 squad hit 18 dingers. In 2016, the ‘Runners will look to Nicole SB Contact Curry and Karsyn Guzman as the two returning home run leaders. • The Roadrunners are searching for the first season with an overall record above .500 since 2009 (28-23) and the first conference record above .500 since 2007, CSU Bakersfield’s first season in NCAA Division I.

• The Roadrunner Softball Complex received a much-needed renovation during the offseason as the old backstop was removed and replaced with state-of-the-art netting. With last year’s addition of a press box and permanent stadium seating as well as plans for renovated dugouts, the Complex is moving closer to becoming a prime location for softball.

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HEAD COACH CRISSY BUCK-ZIEGLER FILE 2015 RESULTS

Alma Mater...... UCLA, 2002 Date Opponent Score Overall Record...... 64-138-1 (.318)/four years Feb. 6 !vs. No. 11 Washington L, 2-11 (6) School Record...... Same WAC Record...... 11-19 (.367)/two years Feb. 6 !vs. No. 15 Minnesota L, 1-9 (5) Playing Career...... UCLA (Shortstop, Outfield) Feb. 7 !at UNLV L, 0-10 (5) Feb. 7 !vs. Louisville L, 2-10 (6) Feb. 8 !vs. UC Davis L, 2-5 Feb. 13 @vs. Southern Utah L, 1-3 • Crissy Buck-Ziegler returns for her fifth season as CSU Bakersfield’s head coach. Feb. 14 @vs. Southern Utah W, 2-1 • She owns a record of 64-138-1 as head coach of the ‘Runners as she marches closer to 100 Feb. 14 @vs. Montana W, 4-0 career wins. Feb. 15 @vs. Kent State L, 0-1 Feb. 15 @at San Diego W, 4-2 • In their second season in the WAC, Buck-Ziegler led the ‘Runners to a 7-8 record conference Feb. 21 Pacific W, 2-0 record and came within one win of advancing to the NCAA Regional Tournament for the first time Feb. 21 Pacific L, 0-8 (6) since CSUB transitioned from NCAA Division II to Division I in 2007. Feb. 27 #vs. Sacramento State L, 1-4 Feb. 27 #at CSUN W, 7-6 • Her second season was highlighted by the Roadrunners’ first victory over a Division I ranked op- Feb. 28 #at Loyola Marymount W, 2-0 ponent (No. 24 Oregon State, 10-7, March 25, 2013). Feb. 28 #at Loyola Marymount L, 0-8 (5) • Before coming to Bakersfield, Buck-Ziegler was an assistant coach at Oregon State for nine seasons March 6 $at New Mexico W, 8-7 (8) and helped lead the Beavers to their first-ever NCAA Women’s College World Series appearance March 7 $vs. Rutgers L, 4-9 in 2006, a program-best No. 5 national ranking and a 28-game winning streak. March 7 $at New Mexico L, 1-8 March 11 Western Carolina W, 1-0 • A 2002 graduate of UCLA, Buck-Ziegler was a four-year starter, started every game at shortstop March 11 Western Carolina W, 4-1 for the 1999 NCAA Champion Bruins and belted the game-winning home run against DePaul in March 15 Boise State W, 4-1 the opening contest of the 1999 WCWS. She finished her career with a .245 batting average, March 15 Boise State W, 9-1 (5) 125 hits and 73 runs and is tied for first place in the UCLA single-season record book with 69 March 24 Cal Poly W, 2-1 games played in 1999. The Bruins went 11-4 at the WCWS during Buck’s playing career. March 24 Cal Poly L, 6-8 • Buck-Ziegler is married to Brendon Ziegler, CSUB Assistant Athletic Director for Sport Performance, March 25 at Cal State Fullerton L, 3-4 and the couple have one son, Brock. March 25 at Cal State Fullerton L, 1-3 March 27 *Missouri-Kansas City W, 5-4 (9) March 27 *Missouri-Kansas City L, 2-12 (6) March 28 *Missouri-Kansas City L, 1-2 ASSISTANT COACH April 3 *at Utah Valley L, 1-3 April 4 *at Utah Valley W, 2-0 April 4 *at Utah Valley L, 1-2 April 10 *at Grand Canyon W, 12-7 April 10 *at Grand Canyon L, 8-9 April 11 *at Grand Canyon W, 9-5 April 17 *New Mexico State L, 0-1 April 17 *New Mexico State L, 2-7 April 18 *New Mexico State W, 3-0 April 24 *at Seattle U W, 11-9 Shelly Prochaska Oregon State ‘04 April 24 *at Seattle U L, 2-7 First Year April 25 *at Seattle U W, 5-2 May 7 &vs. No. 2 UMKC W, 8-7 May 8 &at No. 1 NM State W, 10-2 (5) May 9 &at No. 1 NM State L, 4-7 May 9 &at No. 1 NM State L, 10-18 (6)

! – Sporto Classic (Las Vegas) @ – USD Tournament (San Diego) # – LMU/CSUN Tournament (Los Angeles) $ – Lobo Classic (Albuquerque, N.M.) * – WAC game & – WAC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)

20 21 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb PLAYERS TO WATCH 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER Total 134-124 2015 2013 2012 Year CAREER STATISTICS 28 No. hits, fifth-mostinCSUBD-Ihistory. as asecondbaseman...has15career sacrifice and earned a spot on the All-PCSC second team Conference CoastalDivisionFreshmanoftheYear freshman in2012,named Pacific Coast Softball ranked secondontheteaminassists(76)...asa more in2013,started47of48appearancesand out 2014withamedicalredshirt...assopho- Division Isingle-seasonhistorywithnine...sat ... tiedforsecond-mostsacrificehitsinCSUB home runandseventotalbases,allcareerbests Tournament openerwiththreeruns,RBIs,a RBIs (16)...went3-for-5 against UMKCinWAC on-base percentage(.338),homeruns(2)and in sluggingpercentage(.476),andfourth

Assistant Coach:ShellyProchaska Head Coach:CrissyBuck-Ziegler

27 30 29 11 14 16 15 21 19 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 Julea Cavazos Selena Gonzalez Hipa Chris Name Alex Simmons Adrianna Cardoza Karsyn Guzman Sydney Raeber Makenzie Zinger Briana Pontecorvo Alyssa Stockton Jo Larios Amber Mills Kaylynn Burt Nadia Amezcua Josie Flores Maddi Clark Nicole Curry Lyndsay Klimenko ihle Cannata Michelle 37-33 48-47 49-44 G-GS 343 105 117 121 AB runs (19),rankedsecond (.343), doubles (8) and team in batting average ... tiedforsecondonthe base, lastyearasajunior ances, primarilyatsecond Started 33of37appear INF, 5-5,R-Sr. ADRIANA CARDOZA C/INF P/OF P/OF C/OF Pos. INF INF INF INF INF INF UT UT 1B OF OF OF 44 19 16 P C P 9 R CSU BakersfieldRoadrunners 83 36 27 20 R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R L/R L/L B/T H RBI 35 16 .343 10 .223 5-10 5-3 5-6 5-6 5-4 5-5 5-3 5-3 5-4 5-3 5-7 5-6 5-7 5-4 5-5 5-4 5-4 5-6 5-6 9 .171 Ht. .242 Avg. R-Sr. So. So. So. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Yr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. - Total 2015 2014 2013 Year Total 149-149 2015 2014 2013 Year CAREER STATISTICS Honor Rollafterrecordinga3.68GPA. in 2013,namedtothePCSCCommissioner’s Pitcher oftheWeek onFeb.10 ... asafreshman to the WAC All-Academic Team and was WAC named to the WAC All-Tournament Team and two complete games ... as a sophomore in 2014, ... alsopitchedin12games,startingsix,with centage (.453)andon-basepercentage(.397) and stolenbases(5),thirdinsluggingper Manteca, Calif.(SanJoaquinDeltaCollege) Aiea, Hawai‘i(KamehamehaSchoolsKapalama) North Hills,Calif.(LosAngelesValley College) Hometown (PreviousSchool) Temecula, Calif.(Temecula Valley) Ontario, Calif.(Mt.SAC) Santa Ana,Calif.(LaQuinta) Hanford, Calif.(HanfordWest) Hanford, Calif.(Hanford) Visalia, Calif.(Redwood) Hanford, Calif.(SanJoséState) Delhi, Calif.(Delhi) Holtville, Calif.(SeminoleStateCollege) Fresno, Calif.(ClovisWest) Modesto, Calif.(UtahValley) Fresno, Calif.(Central) Downey, Calif.(Warren) Martinez, Calif.(Alhambra) Fresno, Calif.(ClovisWest) Half MoonBay, Calif.(HalfMoonBay) 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide 1-11 45-45 56-56 48-48 116 W-L S 0-5 0 1-5 4 0-1 G-GS 4 0 10.10 416 137 19 163 16 AB 6.88 100.2 6.72 5.88 walks (11),doubles(8) average (.343), runs (19), ranked secondinbatting with 47hitsand23RBIs, as ajunior...ledtheteam Tournament Team last year Named totheWAC All- P/OF, 5-3,Sr. SYDNEY RAEBER 22 ERA 42 7 R 119 33.1 50.0 17.1 47 45 27 H RBI IP 50 23 16 11 54 28 20 6 K .286 .343 .276 .233 Avg. 57 19 22 16 BB - [email protected] (661) 842-5376 KERN 1180AM...... (661) 328-7505.... KUZZ 107.9FM...... (661) 323-5538...... KERO TV...... (661) 204-5456..... KBAK/KBFX TV...... (661) 803-4763..... KGET-TV...... [email protected] The Runner...... (661) 395-7389...... Bakersfield Californian...... Fax Number...... Comelli’s E-Mail...... Comelli’s CellNumber...... Office Number...... Address ...... SB Contact...... Director...... MEDIA INFORMATION Total 2015 Year CAREER STATISTICS state championshipgamein2014. championships ...guidedtheMounties tothe lead Mt.SACto2013conference andregional one homerunand33stolenbases ...helped hit .497with77hits,ninedoubles,sixtriples, American in2013and2014...asasophomore, conference, first team all-state and was an All- College, whereshewasnamedfirstteamall- ... transferredtoCSUBfromMt.SanAntonio (.401) ...ledtheteamwith14multi-hitgames fifth inbattingaverageandsluggingpercentage the teamwitheightdoublesand43hits RBIs, 17runsandfivewalks...wassecondon stolen bases(10)...hit.303whileposting15 in assists(97),thirdtriples(3)andfourth game atshortstop ... ranked fifthinthe WAC 46-46 46-46 G-GS SPORTS INFORMATION 8 Gym-9001StockdaleHighway MEDIA OUTLETS 142 142 Bakersfield, CA93311-1022 AB [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] when shestartedevery in all46gameslastyear only Roadrunnertoplay year asajunior...wasthe in conferencegameslast WAC afterbatting.340 Named secondteamAll- INF, 5-4,Sr. ALEX SIMMONS [email protected] 17 4315 17 4315 R [email protected] (661) 654-6978 (661) 549-1533 (661) 654-3071 Esteban Ramirez Lina Washington Corey Costelloe H RBI Scott Thackery Stephen Hicks Isaac Comelli Jeff Evans Greg Kerr JR Flores .303 .303 Avg. WACSports.com |@WACSports |#WACsb 23 CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners

All Games: 21-25 Home: 8-6 Road: 10-11 Neutral: 3-8 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Bundy, Madison .406 43-40 106 28 43 11 0 6 18 72 .679 10 2 7 0 .466 0 2 2-3 42 5 1 .979 Raeber, Sydney .343 45-45 137 19 47 8 2 1 23 62 .453 11 2 9 0 .397 1 2 5-7 38 15 4 .930 Cardoza, Adrianna .343 37-33 105 19 36 8 0 2 16 50 .476 7 2 11 1 .388 2 0 0-0 75 45 5 .960 Curry, Nicole .304 43-43 125 8 38 8 0 3 18 55 .440 10 7 23 4 .382 2 0 0-1 220 6 2 .991 Simmons,Alexandre .303 46-46 142 17 43 8 3 0 15 57 .401 5 1 22 0 .327 2 9 10-11 84 97 17 .914 Cavazos, Julea .296 28-25 81 7 24 2 0 0 5 26 .321 3 0 9 1 .318 1 2 1-4 29 2 3 .912 Gonzalez, Selena .292 44-43 113 18 33 3 2 1 10 43 .381 20 7 19 0 .429 0 6 1-2 41 32 3 .961 Guzman, Karsyn .255 34-32 94 11 24 1 0 3 11 34 .362 11 1 7 0 .340 0 2 0-0 35 43 7 .918 Mills, Amber .267 22-11 30 8 8 0 0 0 0 8 .267 1 0 8 0 .290 0 1 1-3 7 6 1 .929 Perez, Sabrina .262 17-16 42 1 11 2 0 0 6 13 .310 2 0 10 1 .289 1 4 0-0 20 34 3 .947 Carter, Ashley .255 26-23 51 4 13 1 0 1 5 17 .333 3 2 14 1 .321 0 5 0-0 109 9 2 .983 Flores, Josie .231 22-6 13 3 3 1 0 0 1 4 .308 3 1 6 0 .412 0 0 0-1 8 0 0 1.000 Pontecorvo, Brian .220 30-16 50 7 11 2 0 1 3 16 .320 5 1 10 0 .304 0 1 0-0 90 3 3 .969 Saucedo, Natalie .200 22-15 40 4 8 1 1 0 3 11 .275 7 1 14 1 .333 0 0 0-2 13 0 1 .929 Zinger, Makenzie .200 15-3 15 0 3 0 0 0 2 3 .200 2 1 5 0 .333 0 2 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Larios, Jo .095 26-23 42 2 4 0 1 0 5 6 .143 2 3 3 1 .191 0 3 0-0 72 20 4 .958 Clark, Maddi .000 6-1 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 0 4 3 0 .500 0 0 0-0 1 2 0 1.000 Klimenko, Lyndsay .000 2-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 3 13 2 .889 Monroe, Kelsie .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 30 1 .970 Burt, Kaylynn .000 27-0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 .000 Totals .293 46-46 1191 169 349 56 9 18 142 477 .401 102 35 180 10 .364 9 39 22-36 889 362 59 .955 Opponents .275 46-46 1191 225 328 59 7 31 193 494 .415 166 48 177 11 .385 4 28 49-60 903 432 51 .963 LOB - Team (307), Opp (326). DPs turned - Team (20), Opp (22). CI - Team (2), Carter, A 1, Larios, J 1, Opp (2). IBB - Team (0), Opp (3).

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Monroe, Kelsie 2.93 16-11 33 29 21 6 0 0 181.1 169 99 76 105 125 31 2 13 697 .242 21 26 1 3 13 Klimenko, Lyndsay 5.71 4-6 18 8 2 0 0 0 57.2 74 66 47 30 21 12 2 9 243 .305 12 10 0 1 5 Mills, Amber 6.12 1-3 11 3 1 0 0 0 24.0 41 26 21 12 3 11 2 3 112 .366 1 0 0 0 4 Raeber, Sydney 6.72 0-5 12 6 2 0 0 0 33.1 44 34 32 19 28 5 1 6 139 .317 0 12 0 0 6 Totals 4.16 21-25 46 46 26 6 0 0 296.1 328 225 176 166 177 59 7 31 1191 .275 34 48 1 4 28 Opponents 2.88 25-21 46 46 24 5 2 2 301.0 349 169 124 102 180 56 9 18 1191 .293 21 35 4 9 39 PB - Team (5), Larios, J 3, Carter, A 2, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (2), Larios, J 1, Carter, A 1. SBA/ATT - Monroe, K (27-34), Carter, A (27-30), Larios, J (22-30), Klimenko, L (12-15), Raeber, S (10-10), Mills, Am (0-1).

WAC Games: 7-8 Home: 2-4 Road: 5-4 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Bundy, Madison .475 15-15 40 12 19 5 0 3 8 33 .825 6 1 2 0 .553 0 1 1-2 17 3 0 1.000 Simmons,Alexandre .340 15-15 47 5 16 4 1 0 6 22 .468 1 0 5 0 .347 1 5 4-4 31 18 6 .891 Cardoza, Adrianna .327 15-15 49 8 16 4 0 1 6 23 .469 5 1 7 0 .393 1 0 0-0 39 23 3 .954 Cavazos, Julea .320 15-15 50 5 16 0 0 0 3 16 .320 1 0 8 0 .327 1 0 0-2 21 2 0 1.000 Curry, Nicole .304 15-15 46 4 14 3 0 2 10 23 .500 0 4 6 3 .353 1 0 0-1 90 1 0 1.000 Guzman, Karsyn .300 14-14 40 8 12 1 0 1 7 16 .400 5 1 4 0 .391 0 0 0-0 11 21 4 .889 Carter, Ashley .276 13-12 29 1 8 1 0 0 1 9 .310 2 1 10 1 .344 0 2 0-0 59 7 2 .971 Gonzalez, Selena .250 13-12 36 8 9 1 0 1 5 13 .361 5 2 5 0 .372 0 1 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Raeber, Sydney .222 15-15 45 5 10 0 1 1 6 15 .333 3 1 5 0 .286 0 0 1-2 19 5 2 .923 Pontecorvo, Brian .429 8-0 7 2 3 1 0 0 1 4 .571 0 0 1 0 .429 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Flores, Josie .250 6-1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 2 0 2 0 .500 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 1.000 Perez, Sabrina .250 2-1 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 .500 1 0 0 0 .400 0 0 0-0 4 1 1 .833 Larios, Jo .000 4-3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 11 6 2 .895 Saucedo, Natalie .000 4-2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 5 0 .143 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Zinger, Makenzie .000 4-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 2 0 .250 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Clark, Maddi .000 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Klimenko, Lyndsay .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 8 1 .909 Mills, Amber .000 7-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0-1 0 0 0 .000 Monroe, Kelsie .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 9 0 1.000 Burt, Kaylynn .000 8-0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 .000 Totals .302 15-15 414 64 125 21 2 9 53 177 .428 32 13 64 4 .367 4 10 7-13 306 104 21 .951 Opponents .261 15-15 399 70 104 17 2 7 58 146 .366 60 21 67 4 .385 1 8 11-15 314 153 13 .973 LOB - Team (96), Opp (115). DPs turned - Team (7), Opp (10). CI - Team (2), Larios, J 1, Carter, A 1, Opp (1).

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Monroe, Kelsie 2.67 6-3 10 10 8 2 0 0 63.0 56 32 24 43 48 9 0 4 238 .235 9 11 0 0 3 Klimenko, Lyndsay 5.73 1-4 6 4 0 0 0 0 29.1 38 34 24 11 9 7 1 3 124 .306 4 7 0 1 3 Mills, Amber 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.1 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 7 .429 0 0 0 0 0 Raeber, Sydney 3.36 0-1 4 1 1 0 0 0 8.1 7 4 4 4 10 1 0 0 30 .233 0 3 0 0 2 Totals 3.57 7-8 15 15 9 2 0 0 102.0 104 70 52 60 67 17 2 7 399 .261 13 21 0 1 8 Opponents 3.08 8-7 15 15 8 1 1 1 104.2 125 64 46 32 64 21 2 9 414 .302 11 13 0 4 10 PB - Team (1), Carter, A 1, Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (1), Larios, J 1. SBA/ATT - Carter, A (11-14), Klimenko, L (8-10), Monroe, K (2-4), Raeber, S (1-1), Larios, J (0-1).

22 23 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb Grand Canyon Lopes

QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Location...... Phoenix, Ariz. Feb. 12 !UMBC 2:30 p.m. Joined WAC...... July 1, 2013 Feb. 12 !Idaho State 5 p.m. Enrollment...... 15,000 Feb. 13 !UMBC 11:30 a.m. Feb. 13 !Idaho State 2:30 p.m. Founded...... 1949 Feb. 14 !Idaho State 9 a.m. Nickname...... Lopes Feb. 14 !Loyola Marymount 11:30 a.m. Colors...... Purple, Black and White Feb. 19 @vs. Brigham Young 9 a.m. President...... Brian Mueller Feb. 19 @vs. Utah State 3:45 p.m. Director of Athletics...... Mike Vaught Feb. 20 @vs. Hawai‘i 3:45 p.m. Brian Mueller Feb. 20 @vs. Weber State 6 p.m. President Athletic Department...... (602) 639-6053 Feb. 21 @vs. Colorado State 11:15 a.m. Ticket Office...... (602) 639-8979 Feb. 21 @vs. UTEP 1:30 p.m. Website...... www.gculopes.com Feb. 26 #Northern Illinois 2:30 p.m. Feb. 26 #Montana 5 p.m. Feb. 27 #Texas State 2:30 p.m. SOFTBALL INFO Feb. 27 #Northern Illinois 5 p.m. Feb. 28 #Montana 11:30 a.m. Head Coach...... Ann Pierson March 2 Saint Francis (DH) noon March 4 $vs. Boston 11:30 a.m. Softball Office...... (602) 639-6051 March 4 $vs. Saint Joseph’s 2 p.m. School’s All-Time Record...... 348-283-2 (.551), 12 years March 5 $vs. Pittsburgh 9 a.m. School’s All-Time WAC Record...... 21-9 (.700), two years March 5 $vs. Texas A&M 11:30 a.m. WAC Regular-Season Titles...... 1 (2014) March 6 $vs. Portland State 12:30 p.m. WAC Tournament Titles...... N/A March 10 %vs. Toledo 9 a.m. Claude Pensis March 10 %at CSUN 11:30 a.m. 2015 Record...... 28-22 (.560) March 11 $vs. Toledo 8:30 a.m. Faculty Representative 2015 WAC Record...... 9-6 (2nd) March 11 %vs. San Diego 1:30 p.m. Stadium...... Stapleton-Pierson Stadium (300) March 12 %vs. San Diego 8:30 a.m. Stadium Record...... 146-70 (.676), 12 years March 12 %vs. Toledo 11 a.m. March 18 ^vs. Alabama 11 a.m. NCAA Appearances...... 3 (at Division II level) March 18 ^vs. DePaul 1:30 p.m. NCAA Record...... 3-6 (.333) March 19 ^vs. Oklahoma 1 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost...... 8/3 March 19 ^vs. UNLV 6 p.m. Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 12/6 March 20 ^vs. Arkansas 10 a.m. March 23 at Loyola Marymount (DH) noon April 1 *Missouri-Kansas City (DH) 6 p.m. Key Returnees BA Hits RBI April 2 *Missouri-Kansas City 6:30 p.m. Bianca Boling .348 46 36 April 8 *at Seattle U (DH) 4 p.m. Brittany Medina .322 28 26 April 9 *at Seattle U 2 p.m. April 15 *NM State (DH) 6 p.m. Mike Vaught Nicole Newbury .322 49 26 Camree Wartman .368 57 52 April 16 *NM State 6 p.m. Director of Athletics April 22 *at Utah Valley 2 p.m. April 23 *at Utah Valley (DH) noon Key Pitchers ERA W-L K April 29 *at CSU Bakersfield 2 p.m. Taylor Nowlin 3.84 13-7 134 April 30 *at CSU Bakersfield (DH) 1 p.m. Kailey Regester 4.32 10-7 40 ! – GCU Kickoff Tournament (Phoenix) @ – DeMarini Desert Classic (Las Vegas) Key Losses BA Hits RBI # – GCU Invitational (Phoenix) Kelsey Barak .368 57 43 $ – San Diego Classic (San Diego) Kayla Henry .403 64 17 % – CSUN Tournament (Northridge, Calif.) ^ – Easton Tournament (Fullerton, Calif.) Haley Walker .400 74 36 * – WAC game All times local to site/subject to change

Jamie Boggs NOTABLES SWA • Grand Canyon followed up its first WAC regular season championship in 2014 with a runner-up finish in 2015. The Lopes saw their season win total improve from 27 wins in 2014 to 28 in 2015, GCU’s second year transitioning to the Division I ranks. Impressive non-conference wins came over Texas Tech, San Diego, Penn State and Connecticut.

• Seniors Kayla Henry (.403) and Haley Walker (.400) both batted over .400 for GCU in 2015. Both Lopes finished in the top five in the WAC in batting average. Walker finished second in the conference with 74 hits on the year.

• The Lopes only lost three starters due to graduation, returning all four pitchers and six of nine positional players for the 2016 season. However, 14 of the 21 members of the Grand Canyon roster are freshmen or sophomores. GCU features just two seniors and five juniors for the upcoming season.

Imani Suber • Before beginning WAC play in April, GCU will participate in six non-conference tournaments, including two which GCU SB Contact hosts. Only four of the Lopes’ 37 non-conference games are not affiliated with a tournament. • Grand Canyon’s schedule features eight opponents who advanced to the 2015 NCAA Tournament and one who advanced to the Women’s College World Series.

• The Lopes posted an impressive .974 fielding percentage in 2015, far and away the best mark in the Western Athletic Conference and good for a 16th-place tie in the nation. In nearly 1,400 fielding chances, Grand Canyon committed just 36 total errors.

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HEAD COACH ANN PIERSON FILE 2015 RESULTS

Alma Mater...... Arizona State, 1992 Date Opponent Score Overall Record...... 348-283-2 (.551), 12 years Feb. 6 !No. 21 Tulsa L, 3-7 School Record...... Same Feb. 6 !Northern Colorado W, 4-3 WAC Record...... 21-9 (.700)/two years Feb. 7 !Northern Colorado W, 7-1 Playing Career...... Arizona State (Shortstop) Feb. 7 !No. 21 Tulsa L, 4-5 Feb. 8 !Santa Clara W, 9-3 Feb. 8 !Santa Clara W, 6-2 • Ann Pierson enters her 13th season and is the only head coach in the program’s history. Feb. 13 $vs. UTSA L, 0-10 (5) Feb. 13 $at Texas State W, 4-3 • In 2014, she was named WAC Coach of the Year after leading the Lopes to a WAC title in their Feb. 14 $vs. Texas Tech W, 7-4 first year of transition to the Division I level. The team finished with a 12-3 conference mark, while Feb. 14 $at UTSA L, 1-10 (5) tallying an overall record of 27-21. Six members of the squad received postseason recognition from Feb. 16 No. 15 Washington L, 4-8 the WAC, and GCU won each of its five conference series, sweeping Utah Valley and NM State. Feb. 16 No. 15 Washington L, 7-13 Feb. 20 %CSUN L, 3-8 • Pierson’s second squad at the Division I level posted 28 wins in 2015 and garnered a second-place finish in the WAC with a 9-6 record. During the season, she coached her 600th game at GCU. Feb. 20 %Weber State L, 9-10 Feb. 21 %CSUN L, 5-6 • She guided the program to back-to-back Division II postseason appearances in 2012 and 2013. Feb. 21 %Weber State W, 6-5 GCU went to the postseason for the first time in 2010, when the Lopes had a school-record 42 Feb. 22 %Weber State L, 6-10 wins. The program hit the 40-win mark for the a second time in 2013. Feb. 22 %CSUN L, 0-12 (5) Feb. 27 #vs. UC Davis W, 12-4 (5) • Grand Canyon earned the second-highest GPA (3.64) in Division I softball in 2015. Four times Feb. 27 #at San Diego W, 1-0 under her tenure (2006, 2007, 2008, 2012), the Lopes held the top spot of the NFCA Division Feb. 28 #vs. St. John’s W, 8-5 II Top 10 All-Academic Rankings. The program boasts 49 players who have earned NFCA All- Feb. 28 #vs. North Dakota W, 8-0 (6) America Scholar honors. March 12 ^vs. Penn State W, 4-1 • Prior to GCU, Pierson was the lead assistant at Arizona State for seven seasons. She was respon- March 13 ^vs. Loyola Marymount W, 10-2 sible for managing the recruitment process, initial eligibility and assisting with on-field coaching. March 13 ^at Sacramento State L, 5-6 March 14 ^at Sacramento State W, 5-0 • A standout shortstop at ASU from 1988-91, Pierson was a second team All-American and first March 14 ^vs. Loyola Marymount L, 3-4 team all-region pick in 1990. She ranks tied for third in ASU history in triples (11), seventh in March 15 ^vs. Loyola Marymount W, 7-3 hits (245), tied for 10th in stolen bases (37) and tied for 19th in doubles (24). She earned All- March 18 Saint Mary’s W, 6-1 Pac-10 honors in 1990 and 1991 and was inducted into the Arizona State Hall of Fame in 2006. March 18 Saint Mary’s L, 3-4 • A member of Team USA, she earned gold medals three times, twice in the Pan American Games March 20 @vs. Connecticut W, 11-2 (6) (1991, 1995) and also in the International Cup in Holland in 1993. March 20 @at Pacific W, 5-1 March 21 @vs. CSUN W, 3-2 March 21 @at Pacific W, 3-2 ASSISTANT COACHES March 22 @vs. Connecticut L, 3-5 March 27 *Seattle U W, 11-3 (6) March 27 *Seattle U L, 4-7 March 28 *Seattle U W, 9-1 (5) April 3 *at Missouri-Kansas City W, 8-0 (6) April 3 *at Missouri-Kansas City W, 7-3 April 4 *at Missouri-Kansas City W, 8-1 (8) April 10 *Bakersfield L, 7-12 April 10 *Bakersfield W, 9-8 April 11 *Bakersfield L, 5-9 Christi Musser April 17 *Utah Valley W, 16-7 (5) Kansas ’02 April 17 *Utah Valley W, 15-3 (5) First Year April 18 *Utah Valley W, 15-3 (5) April 24 *at New Mexico State L, 6-7 April 25 *at New Mexico State L, 3-6 April 25 *at New Mexico State L, 5-15 (6)

! – GCU Kickoff (Phoenix) $ – Texas State Invite (San Marcos, Texas) % – GCU Invitational (Phoenix) # – San Diego Classic I (San Diego) ^ – Capital Classic (Sacramento, Calif.) @ – Louisville Slugger Invite (Stockton, Calif.) Kelsey Rodriguez Amanda Gardner * – WAC game Arizona ’14 Maryland ’15 Second Year First Year

24 25 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb PLAYERS TO WATCH 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER Total 2015 Year CAREER STATISTICS on March20. was intentionally walked twice against UConn ... blastedtwohomerunswithfourRBIsand again onMarch13againstLoyolaMarymount three hitsagainstWeber State onFeb.20and 12 multi-RBI games ... collected a career-best in 132at-bats...had13mutli-hitgamesand .625 ...had21walksagainstjust28strikeouts second-highest totalontheteam,whileslugging on thesquad...beltedninehomeruns,

Graduate Assistant:AmandaGardner Assistant Coaches:ChristiMusser, KelseyRodriguez Head Coach:AnnPierson No. 10 11 12 15 17 16 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 9 8 7 6 4 3 2 5 Name Brittany Medina Nicole Newbury Bianca Boling Jenna Coates Shea Smith Madelyn Dowdle Sierra Smith Taylor Nowlin Laynee Gomez Camree Wartman Hailey Maher Heaven Acquart Jamilia Cosay Logan Johnston Mariah Valencia Briielle Breland Taylor Kaye Kailey Regester Bailey Bergman Taylor Escobar Kendsey Hill Dominique Gonzalez 48-42 48-42 G-GS 132 132 AB RBIs, whichtiedforthird batting averageand36 while finishingwitha.348 48 games, starting 42, man whensheplayedin WAC lastyearasafresh- Named secondteamAll- 1B, 5-8,So. BIANCA BOLING 22 22 R 2B/3B 1B/3B SS/2B C/INF OF/C Pos. 1B 2B UT 2B 1B 3B SS OF OF OF 46 46 P P P P C C C H RBI Avg. 36 .348 36 .348 R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R L/R L/R L/R R/L L/R L/R L/R L/L L/L B/T Grand CanyonLopes 5-11 5-8 5-5 5-8 5-5 5-5 5-8 5-3 5-6 5-4 5-2 5-4 5-3 5-3 5-8 5-8 5-6 5-5 5-5 5-9 5-6 5-6 Ht. Total 2015 2014 Year Total 18-13 2015 2014 Year CAREER STATISTICS outs, 50shyoftheall-timerecord. seventh all-timeinGCUhistorywith178strike- Week for March 17-23 ... enters the year ranked on March22andwasnamedWAC Pitcherofthe work ...firedatwo-hitshutoutagainstPrinceton a 5.19ERA...struckout36in59.1inningsof 5-6 recordasafreshmanin2014,accumulating in saves (3) and eighth in wins (13) ... compiled a (134) andappearances(39)rankedsecond So. So. So. So. So. So. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Yr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide 13-7 59-17 19-10 W-L Scottsdale, Ariz.(Horizon) Waddell, Ariz.(Verrado) Phoenix, Ariz.(NorthCanyon) Gilbert, Ariz.(Higley) Waddell, Ariz.(Verrado) Peoria, Ariz.(SunriseMountain) Hometown (PreviousSchool) Riverton, Utah(Riverton) Chandler, Ariz.(Basha) Tucson, Ariz.(PuschRidgeChristian) Gilbert, Ariz.(Perry) Queen Creek,Ariz.(Basha) Peoria, Ariz.(Liberty) Sahuarita, Ariz.(Sahuarita) Peoria, Ariz.(SandraDayO’Connor) 5-6 Phoenix, Ariz.(ParadiseValley) Mesa, Ariz.(Basha) Glendale, Ariz.(MountainRidge) Chandler, Ariz.(Basha) Gilbert, Ariz.(CampoVerde) La Mirada,Calif.(WhittierChristian Walla Walla, Wash. (Utah State) Tucson, Ariz.(Mt.St.Mary’s) 40-7 G-GS 3 3 0 5.1959.1 S 15 10 AB 5 4.27 3.84 129.1 son recordsforstrikeouts set theschoolsingle-sea- ERA in129.1innings... in thecirclewitha3.84 more whenshewent13-7 WAC lastyearasasopho- Named secondteamAll- P, 5-6,Jr. TAYLOR NOWLIN ERA 26 2 1 1 R 188.2 3 2 1 H RBI IP 170 134 2 .200 2 .200 0 .200 36 K BB Avg. 89 67 22 KNXV Channel15...... KPNX Channel12...... KSAZ Fox10...... KPHO Channel5...... KTVK Channel3...... Office: (602)444-8641. The ArizonaRepublic Fax Number...... Suber’s E-Mail...... Suber’s CellNumber...... Office Number...... Address ...... SB Contact...... Director...... MEDIA INFORMATION Total 2015 2014 Year CAREER STATISTICS stolen-base attempts. RBIs and33runs...wasaperfect3-for-3 on five homeruns...hada.284averagewith29 played andtallied44hitswith10doubles Arizona andAlabama...started47of48games 15-game hittingstreak,includinghits against ... asafreshmanin2014,postedteam-best a pairofhomerunsagainstUMKConApril4 three hitsagainstUCDavisonFeb.27...hit 17 multi-hitgames...recordedthreerunson hits ...posteda13-gamehittingstreakhad play andstartall50games...hit.368with57 with 11 doubles ... one of only four players to 98-97 50-50 48-47 G-GS SPORTS INFORMATION MEDIA OUTLETS 310 155 155 3300 West CamelbackRoad AB RBIs while ranking second RBIs whilerankingsecond in school history, and 52 the fourth-highesttotal squad with11homeruns, more after leading the WAC lastyearasasopho- Named secondteamAll- 2B, 5-4,Jr. CAMREE WARTMAN 73 101 40 33 FAX: (602)444-8686 [email protected] R Phoenix, AZ85017 Charles Hampton (602) 273-1500 (602) 444-8000 (602) 257-1234 (602) 650-0711 (602) 207-3333 (480) 270-3672 (214) 316-4435 (602) 639-7421 57 44 H Imani Suber RBI Avg. 81 52 .368 29 .284 .326 WACSports.com |@WACSports |#WACsb 27 Grand Canyon Lopes

All Games: 28-22 Home: 11-12 Road: 8-6 Neutral: 9-4

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Henry, Kayla .403 50-50 159 38 64 2 2 0 17 70 .440 20 1 10 1 .472 0 11 7-8 66 5 0 1.000 Walker, Haley .400 50-50 185 46 74 10 2 5 36 103 .557 10 2 15 0 .434 1 2 3-3 65 5 0 1.000 Barak, Kelsey .368 47-47 155 42 57 15 0 5 43 87 .561 15 3 8 3 .426 3 0 2-4 55 74 6 .956 Wartman, Camree .368 50-50 155 40 57 11 1 11 52 103 .665 7 4 20 0 .398 5 3 1-2 118 75 13 .937 Boling, Bianca .348 48-42 132 22 46 8 1 9 36 83 .629 21 0 28 0 .435 1 0 0-0 233 12 2 .992 Newbury, Nicole .322 50-50 152 33 49 5 0 1 26 57 .375 16 5 9 0 .402 1 6 0-1 39 70 1 .991 Medina, Brittany .322 38-32 87 17 28 9 0 6 26 55 .632 14 0 12 0 .412 1 4 0-0 146 15 0 1.000 Gomez, Laynee .301 39-38 93 18 28 1 0 0 2 29 .312 5 0 13 0 .337 0 5 2-2 45 5 2 .962 Coates, Jenna .287 40-29 87 21 25 4 0 4 19 41 .471 10 5 24 1 .392 0 3 3-4 22 0 0 1.000 Breland, Briielle .333 36-22 57 21 19 3 0 2 14 28 .491 9 11 9 1 .506 0 0 5-6 11 12 2 .920 Regester, Kailey .250 3-2 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 0 0 0 0 .250 0 0 0-0 3 33 1 .973 Nowlin, Taylor .200 2-1 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .200 0 0 1 0 .200 0 0 0-0 5 13 2 .900 Regester, Lauren .160 11-8 25 2 4 0 0 1 1 7 .280 3 3 4 0 .323 0 0 0-0 50 6 0 1.000 Jordan, Annie .113 25-23 53 1 6 0 0 0 6 6 .113 6 2 9 0 .222 2 3 0-0 98 13 2 .982 Maher, Hailey .045 22-7 22 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 .045 4 0 3 0 .192 0 0 0-0 10 5 2 .882 Shull, Kylie .000 3-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 1 0 .667 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Totals .335 50-50 1372 308 460 68 6 44 278 672 .490 142 36 166 6 .408 14 37 23-30 968 367 36 .974 Opponents .290 50-50 1270 248 368 60 4 40 226 556 .438 163 50 227 6 .388 15 28 35-47 945 437 66 .954

LOB - Team (348), Opp (311). DPs turned - Team (17), Opp (21). CI - Team (1), Jordan, A 1. IBB - Team (3), Boling, B 3, Opp (2). Picked off - Henry, K 3, Walker, H 1, Medina, B 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Nowlin, Taylor 3.84 13-7 39 6 1 0 1 3 129.1 110 75 71 67 134 19 0 14 464 .237 12 21 0 5 13 Regester, Kailey 4.32 10-7 23 21 4 2 1 0 97.1 103 63 60 41 40 19 1 10 374 .275 11 11 0 6 9 Bergman, Bailey 6.41 4-4 22 12 2 1 0 0 59.0 90 67 54 31 35 15 3 8 265 .340 8 16 0 1 4 Valencia, Mariah 6.81 1-4 16 11 0 0 0 0 37.0 65 43 36 24 18 7 0 8 167 .389 7 2 1 3 2 Totals 4.79 28-22 50 50 7 4 1 3 322.2 368 248 221 163 227 60 4 40 1270 .290 38 50 1 15 28 Opponents 5.53 22-28 50 50 13 2 0 4 315.0 460 308 249 142 166 68 6 44 1372 .335 34 36 4 14 37

PB - Team (7), Jordan, A 5, Medina, B 2, Opp (5). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Medina, B (21-28), Jordan, A (14-19), Nowlin, T (12-18), Bergman, B (8-11), Regester, K (9-10), Valencia, M (6-8).

WAC Games: 9-6 Home: 6-3 Road: 3-3

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Walker, Haley .500 15-15 54 17 27 3 0 3 15 39 .722 5 2 4 0 .557 0 1 0-0 17 1 0 1.000 Barak, Kelsey .409 15-15 44 19 18 4 0 2 14 28 .636 10 3 3 1 .534 1 0 0-1 21 18 1 .975 Henry, Kayla .400 15-15 45 15 18 0 1 0 10 20 .444 4 1 5 1 .460 0 5 0-0 13 0 0 1.000 Boling, Bianca .385 14-13 39 9 15 4 1 0 11 21 .538 10 0 8 0 .500 1 0 0-0 66 1 0 1.000 Medina, Brittany .372 15-15 43 12 16 6 0 3 17 31 .721 6 0 2 0 .440 1 1 0-0 82 10 0 1.000 Wartman, Camree .346 15-15 52 14 18 4 0 5 21 37 .712 3 0 7 0 .382 0 1 1-1 29 25 2 .964 Newbury, Nicole .310 15-15 42 11 13 1 0 1 9 17 .405 6 4 2 0 .434 1 3 0-0 10 16 0 1.000 Coates, Jenna .250 15-15 44 14 11 4 0 2 10 21 .477 8 1 8 1 .377 0 1 1-1 15 0 0 1.000 Gomez, Laynee .467 6-6 15 4 7 0 0 0 1 7 .467 1 0 1 0 .500 0 1 0-0 6 1 0 1.000 Maher, Hailey .250 6-0 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 0 0 0 0 .250 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Breland, Briielle .235 12-8 17 10 4 1 0 1 6 8 .471 5 4 2 1 .500 0 0 1-1 5 0 1 .833 Regester, Lauren .125 5-2 8 1 1 0 0 1 1 4 .500 2 2 2 0 .417 0 0 0-0 13 3 0 1.000 Nowlin, Taylor .000 1-1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 6 0 1.000 Shull, Kylie .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Totals .363 15-15 410 128 149 27 2 18 115 234 .571 61 17 45 4 .461 4 13 3-4 279 90 6 .984 Opponents .314 15-15 379 85 119 17 1 20 81 198 .522 47 16 83 1 .407 5 7 10-15 271 109 21 .948

LOB - Team (106), Opp (90). DPs turned - Team (4), Opp (6). Picked off - Medina, B 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Regester, Kailey 0.82 2-0 5 4 1 1 0 0 17.0 12 2 2 4 13 3 0 0 59 .203 0 2 0 1 1 Nowlin, Taylor 4.73 6-1 12 0 0 0 0 0 47.1 46 32 32 21 54 7 0 9 177 .260 3 7 0 2 4 Bergman, Bailey 9.55 1-3 7 6 1 0 0 0 18.1 36 31 25 11 10 3 1 6 90 .400 1 7 0 0 2 Valencia, Mariah 12.19 0-2 5 5 0 0 0 0 10.1 25 20 18 11 6 4 0 5 53 .472 2 0 0 2 0 Totals 5.80 9-6 15 15 2 1 0 0 93.0 119 85 77 47 83 17 1 20 379 .314 6 16 0 5 7 Opponents 8.21 6-9 15 15 2 0 0 2 90.1 149 128 106 61 45 27 2 18 410 .363 17 17 0 4 13

PB - Team (1), Medina, B 1, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Medina, B (10-15), Nowlin, T (4-6), Bergman, B 2-4), Valencia, M (3-3), Regester, K (1-2).

26 27 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb Missouri-Kansas City Kangaroos

QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE Location...... Kansas City, Mo. Date Opponent Time Joined WAC...... July 1, 2013 Feb. 11 !vs. Ole Miss 3:30 p.m. Enrollment...... 14,221 Feb. 12 !vs. Saint Mary’s 2:30 p.m. Founded...... 1933 Feb. 12 !at Hawaii 7 p.m. Feb. 13 !vs. TBD TBD Nickname...... Kangaroos Feb. 13 !vs. TBD TBD Colors...... Blue and Gold Feb. 15 at Hawaii 5 p.m. Chancellor...... Leo Morton Feb. 27 @vs. Drake 10 a.m. Director of Athletics...... Carla Wilson Feb. 27 @at Arkansas 12:30 p.m. Leo Morton Athletic Department...... (816) 235-1036 Feb. 28 @vs. Drake 10 a.m. Chancellor Ticket Office...... (816) 235-2849 Feb. 28 @at Arkansas 3 p.m. Website...... www.umkckangaroos.com March 4 #vs. Missouri State 3 p.m. March 4 #vs. Northern Illinois 5 p.m. March 5 #at Saint Louis 5 p.m. SOFTBALL INFO March 6 #vs. Southeast Missouri State 11 a.m. March 11 $vs. Northern Iowa 11:30 a.m. Head Coach...... Meredith Smith Neal March 11 $vs. Western Illinois 7 p.m. Softball Office...... (816) 235-5837 March 12 $vs. Western Illinois 7 p.m. School’s All-Time Record...... 417-862 (.326), 28 years March 12 $vs. Omaha 4:30 p.m. School’s All-Time WAC Record...... 14-15 (.483), two years March 18 %vs. Tulsa 5:30 p.m. WAC Regular-Season Titles...... none March 19 %at Kansas 2 p.m. WAC Tournament Titles...... none March 19 %vs. Tulsa 7 p.m. 2015 Record...... 27-28 (.491) March 20 %vs. Minnesota 9 a.m. Ken Ferguson 2015 WAC Record...... 7-7 (3rd) March 20 %vs. Saint Louis 11:30 a.m. Faculty Representative March 25 at Oklahoma 6 p.m. Stadium...... Missouri 3&2 Complex (350) March 26 vs. Oklahoma 2:30 p.m. Stadium Record...... 30-28 (.517) April 1 *at Grand Canyon (DH) 6 p.m. NCAA Appearances...... 0 April 2 *atGrand Canyon 6:30 p.m. NCAA Record...... 0-0 April 8 *CSU Bakersfield (DH) 2 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost...... 3/7 April 9 *CSU Bakersfield noon Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 12/10 April 12 at South Dakota (DH) 2 p.m. April 13 at South Dakota State (DH) 1 p.m. Key Returnees BA Hits RBI April 15 *Utah Valley (DH) 2 p.m. Alexandra Friloux .306 41 14 April 16 *Utah Valley noon April 22 *at Seattle U (DH) 4 p.m. Katie Kelley .374 68 63 April 23 *at Seattle U 2 p.m. Brooke Parker .316 37 9 April 29 *New Mexico State (DH) 2 p.m. Carla Wilson Key Pitchers ERA W-L K April 30 *New Mexico State noon Director of Athletics May 2 Omaha (DH) 2 p.m. Amber Grove 4.13 8-9 59 May 6 IUPUI (DH) 2 p.m. Katie Kelley 4.19 10-12 110 May 7 IUPUI noon May 12-14 WAC Tournament (Seattle) Key Losses BA Hits RBI Caitlin Christopher .319 44 37 ! – Paradise Classic (Honolulu) Marlee Maples .295 52 31 @ – Razorback Invitational (Fayetteville, Ark.) Cinda Ramos .373 69 46 # – Breast Cancer Awareness Tournament (St. Louis) $ – Jayhawk Invitational (Lawrence, Kan.) Key Losses ERA W-L K % – Rock Chalk Invitational (Lawrence, Kan.) Cinda Ramos 5.33 9-6 74 * – WAC game All times local to site/subject to change

Ursula Gurney NOTABLES Senior Associate AD/SWA • Senior Katie Kelley set numerous UMKC single-season records in 2015, including RBIs (63), slugging percentage (.727), doubles (17) and home runs (16).

• Kelley also sits second in the UMKC single-season records in hits with 68 in 2015, edged out by just one hit for the top spot by former teammate Cinda Ramos.

• Kelley currently sits in ninth on UMKC’s career list for at-bats with 475. In her previous two seasons she has averaged 175 at-bats. If she were to continue that trend, she would end her career with 650 at-bats, putting her in a tie for second on the all-time career list.

• Kelley sits atop the UMKC career list in home runs with 32. The second-place holder, Marlee Maples (2012-15), hit 21 in her career. Josh Carson SB Contact • Senior Brooke Parker stole 32 bases in 2015 to become the UMKC single-season leader in the category, blowing out the previous record of 24. She also sits in third place (22, 2014) and tied for sixth (18, 2013).

• Parker also sits in second in the UMKC single-season records in runs with 44 in 2015.

• Parker is the all-time stolen base leader at UMKC, recording 72 steals in 83 attempts. The second-place holder (Kelly Fischer, 2009-12) stole 63 bases in her four years at UMKC.

28 29 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb Missouri-Kansas City Kangaroos

HEAD COACH MEREDITH SMITH NEAL FILE 2015 RESULTS

Alma Mater...... Tennessee, 2004 Date Opponent Score Overall Record...... 182-274 (.399)/nine years Feb. 6 !at Lipscomb L, 1-7 School Record...... Same Feb. 7 !vs. Georgetown W, 11-8 WAC Record...... 14-15 (.483)/two years Feb. 7 !at Belmont L, 4-7 Playing Career...... Centre College (Softball/Volleyball) Feb. 8 !vs. South Dakota W, 18-10 (6) Feb. 13 @vs. South Dakota State W, 7-4 Feb. 13 @vs. Louisville L, 2-3 Feb. 14 @vs. UMass Lowell W, 2-0 • Meredith Smith Neal enters her 10th season at Missouri-Kansas City and is the longest-tenured Feb. 14 @vs. Chattanooga W, 7-0 coach in school history. Feb. 15 @vs. Florida A&M W, 5-4 (12) Feb. 20 #vs. Prairie View A&M W, 15-4 (5) • She has led the ‘Roos to 20-plus wins in five of the last six seasons, which has never been done Feb. 20 #vs. DePaul L, 4-9 Feb. 21 #at UT Arlington W, 11-8 at UMKC prior to her arrival. Feb. 21 #vs. Texas Tech L, 6-9 March 6 %vs. Evansville L, 2-3 • Smith Neal is the winningest coach in UMKC history with 182 wins. March 6 %vs. Connecticut W, 10-7 March 7 %at Oklahoma State L, 7-8 • She guided the Kangaroos to school records for wins and conference wins with 36 and 18, respec- March 7 %vs. Connecticut W, 9-2 tively, in 2011. ‘Roo infielder Kaelene Curry was named The Summit League Player of the Year, March 8 %at Oklahoma State L, 7-11 while teammate Deanna Friese earned recognition as The Summit League Pitcher of the Year. March 11 at Missouri State L, 4-6 March 11 at Missouri State L, 14-15 March 13 %vs. Saint Louis L, 3-6 • Smith Neal was named The Summit League Coach of the Year in 2011. March 13 %vs. Northern Colorado W, 5-4 (8) March 14 %vs. Idaho State L, 6-7 • She served as Director of Softball Operations at the University of Tennessee from 2005-06, help- March 14 %vs. Omaha W, 5-0 ing to guide the Volunteers to the SEC Championship game and a berth in the Women’s College March 15 %vs. Northern Colorado W, 12-9 World Series. March 20 ^vs. Georgia State L, 2-10 (5) March 20 ^at No. 22 Kansas L, 2-5 • As a student-athlete, Smith played collegiately at Centre College in Danville, Ky., where she was March 21 ^vs. Eastern Michigan W, 9-4 named honorable mention All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2000 after leading the March 22 ^vs. Eastern Michigan W, 7-2 March 24 at Santa Clara W, 7-2 league in RBIs (37) and walks (21). March 24 at Santa Clara W, 2-1 March 25 at Saint Mary’s L, 1-2 March 25 at Saint Mary’s L, 0-8 (5) March 27 *at Bakersfield L, 4-5 (9) March 27 *at Bakersfield W, 12-2 (6) March 28 *at Bakersfield W, 2-1 March 31 South Dakota State W, 8-7 (8) ASSISTANT COACHES March 31 South Dakota State W, 4-2 April 3 *Grand Canyon L, 0-8 (6) April 3 *Grand Canyon L, 3-7 April 4 *Grand Canyon L, 1-8 (8) April 7 at Omaha L, 6-7 (8) April 7 at Omaha W, 8-0 (5) April 10 *at New Mexico State L, 2-6 April 11 *at New Mexico State L, 3-8 April 11 *at New Mexico State L, 9-10 April 17 *Seattle U W, 3-2 April 17 *Seattle U W, 9-1 (5) Natalie Brock April 24 *at Utah Valley W, 11-7 Tennessee ’08 April 24 *at Utah Valley W, 17-3 (5) Third Year April 25 *at Utah Valley W, 9-7 April 30 at South Dakota L, 3-4 April 30 at South Dakota L, 4-7 May 7 &vs. No. 3 Bakersfield L, 7-8 May 7 %vs. No. 4 Seattle U L, 5-12

! – Music City Classic (Nashville, Tenn.) @ – Dot Richardson Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) # – UT Arlington Invitational (Arlington, Texas) $ – Mizuno Classic (Stillwater, Okla.) % – Jayhawk Invitational (Lawrence, Kan.) Lauren Eisenreich ^ – Rock Chalk Challenge (Lawrence, Kan.) Missouri State ’13 * – WAC game Third Year & – WAC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)

28 29 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb PLAYERS TO WATCH 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER Total 146-142 2015 2014 2013 Year CAREER STATISTICS attempt percentage. of 39runnersstealingfora.867 stolen-base for a .967 fielding percentage ... caught six out totaled 12assistsandcommittedsevenerrors total bases...notchedateam-high190putouts, nine runsandnotched13RBIs,whiletallying33 in 105at-bats,includingfourdoubles...scored batted .276(sixthbestontheteam)with29hits 37 gamesasafreshman,making33starts... down 12would-bebase-stealers...appearedin team-best 173putoutsand29assists...cut RBIs ...fielded.967behindtheplatewitha a home run, five doubles, seven walks and 16 in 2014,started56games...batted.211with nine would-be base-stealers ... as a sophomore

Graduate Assistant:LaurenEisenreich Assistant Coach:NatalieBrock Head Coach:MeredithSmithNeal No. 10 15 14 20 21 22 24 25 31 32 41 1 3 4 7 8 9 Name Kendra Leach Kenzie Flaws Rachel Pate Morgan Byrn Maegan Rollow Amber Grove Brooke Parker Kelsey Volle Abby Warkentine Lacie Bullard Bri Sims Katie Kelley Alexandra Friloux Ashlin O’Brien Kameron Fisher Kelsey Goodwin Alex Gale 53-53 56-56 37-33 G-GS 400 134 16 161 105 AB and 18 assists ... caught plate with225putouts fielded .960behindthe 10 walksand14RBIs... .306 witheightdoubles, and battedacareer-best Started 53gameslastyear C, 5-7,Sr. ALEXANDRA FRILOUX 32 7 9 R Missouri-Kansas CityKangaroos P/UT Pos. C/IF P/IF P/IF UT UT OF OF OF OF OF IF IF P P C C 104 41 34 29 H RBI R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R L/R L/R L/R L/L B/T 43 14 16 .211 13 .276 .260 .306 5-4 5-8 5-9 5-9 5-7 5-7 5-3 5-3 5-7 5-3 5-9 5-8 5-7 5-4 5-4 5-9 5-7 Ht. Avg. So. So. So. So. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Yr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Total 2015 10-12 2014 13-18 2013 Year Total 2015 2014 2013 Year CAREER STATISTICS Summit Leaguehonorsasafreshmanin2013. of the Week oncein2014 ... earned first teamAll- on-base percentage(.385)... named WAC Hitter team-highs forsluggingpercentage(.596)and as asophomorein2014afterhitting.313with consecutive games...namedfirstteamAll-WAC became thefirstKangarooevertohomerinfour twice andWAC PitcheroftheWeek once... RBIs (63)...namedWAC HitteroftheWeek Hometown (PreviousSchool) Easton, Kan.(McLouth) Carlisle, Iowa(NorthernIowa) Lee’s Summit,Mo.(Lee’s Summit) Lawrence, Kan.(Lawrence) Broken Arrow, Okla.(BrokenArrow) Missouri City, Texas (RidgePoint) Auburn, Kan.(Washburn Rural) Blue Springs,Mo.(BlueSpringsSouth) Hartsburg, Mo.(SouthernBooneCounty) Inola, Okla.(Inola) Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) Coweta, Okla.(Coweta) Ama, La.(Hahnville) Fond duLac,Wis. (FondduLac) Lawton, Okla.(MacArthur) Steeleville, Ill.(Steeleville) Broken Arrow, Okla.(Union) 156-154 474 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide 24-31 55-55 56-56 45-43 W-L S 1-1 G-GS 1 1 0 0 7.43 182 166 126 AB 3.85 341.2 4.19 3.17 (.727), doubles(17)and (16), sluggingpercentage son recordsforhomeruns with program single-sea hitting acareer-best .372 WAC honorslastyearafter Earned secondteamAll- P/UT, 5-8,Sr. KATIE KELLEY ERA 30 64 28 25 11 R 137.0 183.0 21.2 153 121 68 52 33 IP H 237 110 118 RBI Avg. 63 .374 37 .313 21 .262 9 K .323 145 47 78 20 BB - Office: (913)344-1500..... WHB (810AM): Office: (816)235-1393..... University News: Office: (816)234-4836 Kansas CityStar: Fax Number...... Caron’s E-Mail...... Carson’s CellNumber...... Office Number...... Address ...... SB Contact...... Director...... MEDIA INFORMATION Total 2015 2014 2013 Year CAREER STATISTICS at UMKC,recording72stealsin83 attempts. hit games ... is the all-time stolen base leader team-high 18stolenbasesandtalliedsixmulti- bats ... scored a team-high 30 runs ... recorded a honors afterbatting.302with35hitsin116at- Sports Madness second team All-Summit League 45 games, making 43 starts … earnedCollege assists ...asafreshmanin2013,appeared ... fielded.910with59putoutsandapairof (22) andtiedfortheteam-leadwith20walks centage of.352...ledthe‘Roosinstolenbases 43 games...batted.248withanon-baseper two assists...asasophomorein2014,started gram mark ... fielded .939 with 75 putouts and 136-125 48-39 43-43 45-43 SPORTS INFORMATION G-GS MEDIA OUTLETS 5100 RockhillRoad,SRC201 117 4437 125 3031 116 3035 358 104103 AB OF, 5-3,Sr. BROOKE PARKER a newsingle-seasonpro- WAC instolenbases(32), age of .403 ... led the with anon-basepercent- as ajunior...batted.316 with 39 starts last year Appeared in48games Kansas City, MO64110 [email protected] FAX: (913)344-1599 FAX: (816)235-6514 R Rob McCutcheon (816) 235-1035 (785) 806-1397 (816) 235-1053 H RBI Josh Carson 21 9 4 8 .316 .248 .302 .288 Avg. - WACSports.com |@WACSports |#WACsb 31 Missouri-Kansas City Kangaroos

All Games: 27-28 Home: 4-3 Road: 9-16 Neutral: 7-7 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Kelley, Katie .374 55-55 182 28 68 17 0 16 63 133 .731 17 1 22 2 .430 0 3 0-0 102 42 3 .980 Ramos, Cinda .373 53-53 185 39 69 15 1 8 46 110 .595 9 2 12 1 .402 3 0 6-7 38 24 3 .954 Christopher, Cait .319 50-46 138 25 44 6 0 7 37 71 .514 13 1 14 0 .377 2 5 3-6 45 3 4 .923 Parker, Brooke .316 48-39 117 44 37 4 2 0 9 45 .385 15 2 16 0 .403 0 1 32-37 75 2 5 .939 Friloux, Alexandr .306 53-53 134 16 41 8 0 0 14 49 .366 10 6 13 1 .377 1 4 1-1 225 18 10 .960 Maples, Marlee .295 55-53 176 43 52 9 4 12 31 105 .597 5 1 21 0 .314 3 0 4-7 60 101 18 .899 Goodwin, Kelsey .258 50-46 132 19 34 9 0 1 15 46 .348 18 1 25 0 .349 1 3 0-3 62 57 19 .862 Bevan, Emily .230 45-42 113 24 26 5 0 4 22 43 .381 18 2 26 0 .343 1 5 2-2 231 10 3 .988 Leach, Kelsey .205 52-51 117 31 24 5 2 2 14 39 .333 22 4 24 0 .347 1 6 3-4 62 64 7 .947 Leach, Kendra .462 9-2 13 7 6 1 0 1 5 10 .769 3 0 3 0 .563 0 0 0-0 12 1 0 1.000 Wyatt, Bri .341 32-24 82 14 28 4 2 0 8 36 .439 5 0 7 0 .379 0 3 8-10 36 0 1 .973 Warkentine, Abby .333 32-3 6 14 2 1 0 0 0 3 .500 0 0 1 0 .333 0 1 2-2 4 0 0 1.000 Gale, Alex .278 28-7 36 2 10 0 0 0 7 10 .278 2 7 7 0 .413 1 1 0-0 26 1 0 1.000 O’Brien, Ashlin .269 19-9 26 8 7 0 0 0 6 7 .269 0 9 3 0 .457 0 2 0-0 20 11 2 .939 Carey, Kaitlyn .250 26-5 4 5 1 0 0 0 2 1 .250 0 0 3 0 .250 0 0 0-0 11 0 0 1.000 Zembruski, Aly .183 40-32 82 13 15 2 0 2 13 23 .280 5 2 18 1 .242 2 3 0-0 56 47 6 .945 Lee, Kristi .167 20-12 6 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 .167 0 0 0 1 .167 0 1 0-1 17 7 6 .800 Garton, Maddie .000 10-0 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 3 0 2 0 .333 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000 Volle, Kelsey .000 6-0 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 2 1 2 0 .500 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 Grove, Amber .000 6-5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 18 2 .920 Flaws, Kenzie .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 6 0 1.000 Totals .298 55-55 1558 337 465 86 11 53 293 732 .470 147 39 219 6 .370 15 38 61-80 1089 413 89 .944 Opponents .315 55-55 1558 307 490 80 6 55 266 747 .479 119 49 247 2 .378 15 36 46-57 1117 463 101 .940

LOB - Team (355), Opp (388). DPs turned - Team (10), Opp (13). CI - Team (0), Opp (4). IBB - Team (1), Zembruski, A 1. Picked off - Wyatt, B 2, Ramos, C 1, Leach, Kelse 1, O’Brien, A 1, Warkentine,A 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Grove, Amber 4.13 8-9 28 16 5 0 1 0 103.1 141 77 61 38 59 19 1 14 443 .318 7 20 0 2 14 Kelley, Katie 4.19 10-12 31 18 10 2 1 1 137.0 160 106 82 47 110 24 2 20 564 .284 9 14 0 6 11 Ramos, Cinda 5.33 9-6 30 19 5 1 0 1 105.0 154 101 80 28 74 31 3 16 470 .328 2 11 0 3 8 Flaws, Kenzie 8.72 0-1 12 2 0 0 0 0 17.2 35 23 22 6 4 6 0 5 81 .432 1 4 0 4 3 Totals 4.72 27-28 55 55 20 4 1 2 363.0 490 307 245 119 247 80 6 55 1558 .315 19 49 0 15 36 Opponents 4.55 28-27 55 55 19 2 0 5 372.1 465 337 242 147 219 86 11 53 1558 .298 32 39 0 15 38

PB - Team (14), Friloux, A 11, Christopher 3, Opp (11). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (6). SBA/ATT - Friloux, A (38-47), Kelley, K (21-27), Ramos, C (16-19), Christopher (8-9), Grove, A (6-8), Flaws, K (3-3).

WAC Games: 7-7 Home: 2-3 Road: 5-4 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Parker, Brooke .400 14-13 40 11 16 2 1 0 8 20 .500 5 1 5 0 .478 0 0 12-14 33 0 2 .943 Kelley, Katie .333 14-14 42 8 14 1 0 3 11 24 .571 7 0 7 1 .429 0 1 0-0 38 6 0 1.000 Friloux, Alexandr .326 14-14 43 4 14 4 0 0 5 18 .419 1 1 2 0 .356 0 1 1-1 43 4 4 .922 Ramos, Cinda .302 14-14 43 11 13 4 0 2 11 23 .535 4 2 3 0 .373 2 0 2-3 14 3 0 1.000 Christopher, Cait .267 14-14 45 7 12 3 0 2 12 21 .467 1 0 5 0 .277 1 2 0-0 3 1 0 1.000 Maples, Marlee .256 14-14 43 11 11 1 0 3 8 21 .488 4 0 6 0 .319 0 0 2-2 14 17 1 .969 Goodwin, Kelsey .214 11-9 28 3 6 3 0 0 2 9 .321 1 1 11 0 .267 0 0 0-0 13 13 4 .867 Zembruski, Aly .174 11-10 23 6 4 0 0 0 3 4 .174 3 2 8 0 .310 1 0 0-0 17 16 3 .917 Leach, Kelsey .167 13-12 24 6 4 1 0 0 1 5 .208 6 0 7 0 .333 0 2 2-3 17 27 3 .936 Leach, Kendra .750 4-0 4 5 3 1 0 0 4 4 1.000 2 0 1 0 .833 0 0 0-0 6 0 0 1.000 Wyatt, Bri .500 5-5 14 3 7 1 1 0 3 10 .714 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 1-1 7 0 0 1.000 O’Brien, Ashlin .500 4-3 6 2 3 0 0 0 3 3 .500 0 4 0 0 .700 0 0 0-0 4 4 1 .889 Gale, Alex .091 8-1 11 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .091 1 1 1 0 .231 0 0 0-0 9 1 0 1.000 Bevan, Emily .000 10-9 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 5 0 .077 0 1 0-0 50 2 1 .981 Volle, Kelsey .000 3-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0 .333 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Garton, Maddie .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Warkentine, Abby .000 7-0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Grove, Amber .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 4 0 1.000 Carey, Kaitlyn .000 10-3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 7 0 0 1.000 Lee, Kristi .000 5-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-1 0 1 0 1.000 Totals .283 14-14 381 85 108 21 2 10 71 163 .428 37 12 62 1 .362 4 7 20-25 277 104 19 .953 Opponents .331 14-14 399 75 132 13 4 20 67 213 .534 26 13 44 1 .388 3 10 7-8 279 112 27 .935

LOB - Team (79), Opp (99). DPs turned - Team (4), Opp (2). CI - Team (0), Opp (2). Picked off - Wyatt, B 1, O’Brien, A 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Ramos, Cinda 1.95 3-1 9 3 2 0 0 1 32.1 33 15 9 4 14 5 1 6 127 .260 0 3 0 1 4 Kelley, Katie 4.20 2-2 7 6 2 0 0 0 28.1 45 27 17 10 21 4 2 5 126 .357 1 3 0 0 4 Grove, Amber 6.04 2-4 7 5 1 0 0 0 26.2 44 27 23 10 9 3 1 6 125 .352 2 6 0 0 0 Flaws, Kenzie 8.40 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5.0 10 6 6 2 0 1 0 3 21 .476 0 1 0 2 2 Totals 4.17 7-7 14 14 5 0 0 1 92.1 132 75 55 26 44 13 4 20 399 .331 3 13 0 3 10 Opponents 3.61 7-7 14 14 3 1 0 1 93.0 108 85 48 37 62 21 2 10 381 .283 15 12 0 4 7 PB - Team (3), Friloux, A 3, Opp (2). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Friloux, A (7-8), Kelley, K (3-4), Ramos, C (4-4).

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QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE Location...... Las Cruces, N.M. Date Opponent Time Feb. 12 !Incarnate Word (DH) 4 p.m. Joined WAC...... July 1, 2005 Feb. 13 !UTEP 3 p.m. Enrollment...... 16,765 Feb. 13 !Incarnate Word 5:30 p.m. Founded...... 1888 Feb. 14 !UTEP 10:30 a.m. Nickname...... Aggies Feb. 19 @Oklahoma 4 p.m. Feb. 19 @Western Michigan 6 p.m. Colors...... Crimson and White Feb. 20 @Oklahoma 4 p.m. President...... Dr. Garrey Carruthers Feb. 20 @Campbell 6 p.m. Director of Athletics...... Mario Moccia Feb. 21 @Creighton 9 a.m. Dr. Garrey Carruthers Athletic Department...... (575) 646-4126 Feb. 21 @Western Michigan 11:30 a.m. President Feb. 25 #vs. Brigham Young 1 p.m. Ticket Office...... (575) 646-1420 Feb. 26 #vs. Boise State 12:30 p.m. Website...... www.nmstatesports.com Feb. 26 #vs. Northwestern 3:30 p.m. Feb. 27 #vs. Oregon State 2:30 p.m. Feb. 27 #vs. Cal State Fullerton 7:30 p.m. SOFTBALL INFO Feb. 28 #vs. Utah 11:30 a.m. March 1 Mount St. Mary’s (DH) 4 p.m. Head Coach...... Kathy Rodolph March 4 $vs. Southern Utah 9 a.m. Softball Office...... (575) 646-5793 March 4 $vs. Drake 1:30 p.m. March 5 $vs. Florida Atlantic 9 a.m. School’s All-Time Record...... 898-1108 (.448), 41 years March 5 $vs. Saint Mary’s 11:15 a.m. School’s All-Time WAC Record.....104-82 (.559), 10 years March 6 $vs. Oregon 11:15 a.m. WAC Regular-Season Titles...... 2 (2011, 2015) March 8 New Mexico 5 p.m. March 11 %vs. USC Upstate 11 a.m. WAC Tournament Titles...... 2 (2011, 2015) March 11 %at South Florida 4 p.m. Dr. James Peach 2015 Record...... 47-16 (.746) March 12 %vs. Detroit 11:30 a.m. Faculty Representative 2015 WAC Record...... 14-1 (1st) March 12 %vs. East Carolina 2 p.m. Stadium...... NM State Softball Complex (1,050) March 13 %vs. Maine 9 a.m. March 15 vs. Purdue 11 a.m. Stadium Record...... 431-357 (.547), 35 years March 15 at Central Florida 5:30 p.m. NCAA Appearances...... 2 (2011, 2015) March 16 at Central Florida 1 p.m. NCAA Record...... 2-4 (.333) March 19 Missouri (DH) 3 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost...... 7/4 March 20 Missouri 2 p.m. April 1 *Seattle U 6 p.m. Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 14/5 April 2 *Seattle U (DH) 4 p.m. April 6 at Arizona (DH) 4 p.m. Key Returnees BA Hits RBI April 8 *at Utah Valley noon Emma Adams .383 75 48 April 9 *at Utah Valley (DH) 2 p.m. Fiana Finau .341 59 74 April 16 *at Grand Canyon (DH) 6 p.m. April 17 *at Grand Canyon 6 p.m. Brennalyn Nakamura .400 70 22 April 19 at UTEP 6 p.m. Mario Moccia April 22 *CSU Bakersfield 6 p.m. Key Pitchers ERA W-L K Director of Athletics April 23 *CSU Bakersfield (DH) 4 p.m. Karysta Donisthorpe 3.34 21-5 143 April 29 *at Missouri-Kansas City (DH) 2 p.m. Makayla McAdams 4.38 8-4 46 April 30 *at Missouri-Kansas City noon May 4 at New Mexico 5 p.m. Key Losses BA Hits RBI May 12-14 WAC Tournament (Seattle) Kelsey Dodd .346 55 57 ! – NM State Invitational (Las Cruces, N.M.) Malena Padilla .354 67 53 @ – Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.) Staci Rodriguez .401 71 58 # – Mary Nutter Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.) $ – UNLV Rebel Classic (Las Vegas) Key Losses ERA W-L K % – Under Armour Showcase (Clearwater, Fla.) * – WAC game Dallas McBride 4.75 18-7 112 All times local to site/subject to change

Tamara Inoue NOTABLES Interim SWA • NM State is coming off a season in which it went 47-16 overall, won its second WAC regular-season title with a progran-best 14-1 record, captured its second WAC Tournament title and made its second NCAA Regional appearance in program history.

• Staci Rodriguez was named the WAC Player of the Year after hitting .523 in WAC play, the third-highest batting average in conference games in WAC history.

• Rodriguez, Dallas McBride, Kelsey Dodd, Fiana Finau and Haley Nakamura were selected first team All-WAC, while Karysta Donisthorpe was named to the second team.

• Finau was named to the National Fastpitch Coaches’ Association (NFCA) All-Pacific Region second team, while Ro- Cari Gold driguez was a third team honoree. SB Contact • Rodriguez broke the program records for runs scored in a season (73) and career runs scored (194).

• Finau set the all-time WAC mark for home runs per game in conference play (0.60).

• The Aggies had 103 home runs on the season, one of only four teams in the country to post 100 or more homers.

• The team hit a program-record 10 grand slams on the season and finished with a program-best RPI ranking of 41.

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HEAD COACH KATHY RODOLPH FILE 2015 RESULTS Date Opponent Score Alma Mater...... UTEP, 1985 Feb. 5 !Texas Tech L, 3-5 Overall Record...... 438-354 (.553)/14 years Feb. 5 !Montana W, 8-0 (6) School Record...... 369-320 (.536)/12 years Feb. 6 !No. 18 Nebraska W, 16-11 WAC Record...... 104-82 (.559)/10 years Feb. 7 !UTSA L, 7-8 Playing Career...... UTEP (Basketball) Feb. 8 !Colorado State W, 8-2 Feb. 13 @Kansas L, 0-6 Feb. 13 @Weber State W, 8-0 (5) Feb. 14 @Kansas L, 12-25 (5) • Kathy Rodolph enters her 13th season as NM State head coach and has a 369-320 (.536) record Feb. 14 @Bradley L, 8-10 in the Crimson and White. Her 369 wins is the most of any current head coach at NM State. Feb. 15 @Bradley W, 14-9 Feb. 20 #vs. No. 15 Minnesota L, 1-6 Feb. 20 #vs. Indiana State W, 4-0 • She is the winningest coach in program history and has an overall career record of 565-412 as a Feb. 21 #vs. Boise State W, 4-3 collegiate head coach, which includes three seasons at El Paso Community College. Feb. 21 #vs. Colorado State W, 7-3 Feb. 22 #at No. 19 Arizona State L, 7-11 • Rodolph has twice been named WAC Coach of the Year (2011, 2015). Feb. 26 $at UNLV W, 1-0 Feb. 27 $vs. Wisconsin W, 5-0 • She has led the Aggies to their only two NCAA Regional appearances in 2011 and 2015. Feb. 27 $vs. Louisiana-Monroe W, 7-6 Feb. 28 $vs. Wisconsin W, 8-7 • During her tenure, Rodolph has coached nine student-athletes to 11 NFCA All-Region honors. Feb. 28 $vs. DePaul W, 8-6 March 6 %Tulsa W, 8-0 (6) March 6 %North Dakota W, 15-5 (5) • She has guided two student-athletes to three WAC Player of the Year awards, three student-athletes March 7 %Tulsa W, 12-10 to conference Freshman of the Year accolades (two WAC and one Sun Belt Conference) and one March 7 %North Dakota W, 19-13 student-athlete to conference Newcomer of the Year (2005). March 8 %North Dakota W, 9-4 March 10 Middle Tennessee State L, 5-6 • Rodolph’s teams have led NM State in community service for 10 of the last 11 years. March 13 ^vs. Long Beach State L, 0-9 (5) March 13 ^vs. Harvard W, 7-2 • Her teams have been recognized for a perfect APR three times. March 14 ^vs. UNLV W, 7-0 March 14 ^vs. Connecticut W, 5-4 • Rodolph has had four players named NM State Female Athlete of the Year as well as two Stan March 15 ^vs. San Jose State W, 14-0 (5) Bates Award winners. March 18 UTEP W, 12-6 March 21 No. 17 Arizona L, 2-14 (5) March 21 No. 17 Arizona L, 6-11 (8) March 24 at New Mexico W, 12-6 March 27 *Utah Valley W, 7-2 March 28 *Utah Valley W, 9-0 (5) March 28 *Utah Valley W, 10-0 (5) April 3 *at Seattle U W, 7-2 April 4 *at Seattle U W, 10-1 (5) April 4 *at Seattle U W, 6-1 ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH April 6 No. 19 Arizona State W, 6-4 April 6 No. 19 Arizona State L, 1-12 (5) April 10 *Missouri-Kansas City W, 6-2 April 11 *Missouri-Kansas City W, 8-3 April 11 *Missouri-Kansas City W, 10-9 April 14 New Mexico W, 4-2 April 17 *at Bakersfield W, 1-0 April 17 *at Bakersfield W, 7-2 April 18 *at Bakersfield L, 0-3 April 24 *Grand Canyon W, 7-6 April 25 *Grand Canyon W, 6-3 April 25 *Grand Canyon W, 15-5 (6) Cat Heifner April 28 at UTEP W, 5-2 UTEP ’97 April 28 at UTEP W, 2-1 13th Year May 7 &No. 5 Utah Valley W, 13-3 (5) May 8 &No. 3 Bakersfield L, 2-10 (5) May 8 &No. 5 Utah Valley W, 18-3 (5) ASSISTANT COACH May 9 &No. 3 Bakersfield W, 7-4 May 9 &No. 3 Bakersfield W, 18-10 (6) May 15 >vs. No. 15 Minnesota L, 2-10 (6) May 16 >vs. St. John’s W, 9-6 May 16 >vs. No. 15 Minnesota L, 0-2 ! – Hotel Encanto Invite (Las Cruces, N.M.) @ – Troy Cox Classic (Las Cruces, N.M.) # – Diamond Devil Invitational (Tempe, Ariz.) $ – Alexis Park Resort Classic (Las Vegas) % – NM State Round Robin (Las Cruces, N.M.) ^ – Campbell/Cartier Classic (San Diego, Calif.) Stef Ewing Kacie McCarthy * – WAC game Oregon State ’09 Colorado State ’14 & – WAC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.) First Year Second Year > – NCAA Regional (Tucson, Ariz.)

32 33 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb PLAYERS TO WATCH 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER Total 171-164 2015 2014 2013 Year CAREER STATISTICS 22 No. in program history with 11 consecutive victories. 17 Arizonatonotchthelongestwinning streak run homertoliftNMStatea3-2 winoverNo. was namedsecondteamAll-WAC ...hadatwo- ...as afreshmanin2013,started43gamesand longest hittingstreakontheteamat12games recording 15hitsandnineRBIs...postedthe at-bats ...inWAC play, hada.357average, average, recording46hitsand21RBIsin141 second teamAll-WAC ...posted a.326batting a sophomorein2014,whenshewasnamed all 54gamesfortheAggiesatthirdbaseas runs ...collectedninestolenbasesstarted garnered 27extra-basehits,including10home in 195at-bats...had59runsand48RBIs

Graduate Assistant:KacieMcCarthy Assistant Coach:StefEwing Associate HeadCoach:CatHeifner Head Coach:KathyRodolph 15 23 21 18 17 24 33 32 25 14 12 11 10 9 8 6 2 1 7 5 3 Fiana Finau Glackin Fahren Karysta Donisthorpe Rachel Rodriguez Kelsey Horton Name Corrin Green Tatum Reedy Haley Nakamura Jasmine Stokes Alexis Maynez Jovanni Felix Brennalyn Nakamura Lucy Mendoza Nue Sivia Brandi Wilke Hoohuli Misty Kayla Green Kennedy Johnson Makayla McAdams Amy Bergeson Emma Adams Victoria Castro 63-62 54-54 54-48 G-GS 470 196 141 133 AB ting averagewith75hits (12) ...hada.385bat- home runs(4)andRBIs records forruns(10), ter settingtournament Tournament lastyearaf- Named MVPoftheWAC UT, 5-6,Sr. EMMA ADAMS 115 59 31 25 RHP/UT R RHP RHP RHP RHP Pos. UT UT UT UT UT UT OF OF OF OF IF IF IF IF IF C C 159 75 46 38 H R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R L/R L/R L/R L/R L/R L/R L/R L/R B/T RBI Avg. 84 48 .383 21 .326 15 .286 5-11 5-10 .338 5-6 5-6 5-5 5-2 5-5 5-2 5-6 5-8 5-7 5-6 5-8 5-9 5-5 5-8 5-5 6-0 5-6 5-9 5-5 5-7 Ht. NM StateAggies So. R-Sr. So. Fr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Yr. So. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Fr. 2014 11-10 2013 2012 Year CAREER STATISTICS 2015 Total team with105strikeouts. 3.73 ERAover116.1inningspitched...ledthe made 16startsin31appearances...posteda season-ending injury...asafreshmanin2012, once ...made11appearancesin2013beforea earned runs ... named WAC Pitcher of the Week a team-high90strikeoutsandgaveupjust72 10 record ... in110.2 innings pitched,threw starts in 29 appearances with a team-best 11- in 2014,ledtheAggiescirclewith25 twice ... collected three saves ... as a sophomore 151.0 innings...hadaseason-high11strikeouts record witha3.34ERAand143strikeoutsover Honolulu, Hawai‘i(KamehamehaKapalama) Farmington, N.M.(PiedraVista) Paramount, Calif.(Downey) San Clemente,Calif.(SanClemente) Honolulu, Hawai‘i(KamehamehaKapalama) Chula Vista,Calif.(SanDiegoState) Lahaina, Hawai‘i(Lahainaluna) Lahaina, Hawai‘i(Lahainaluna) Rio Rancho,N.M.(RioRancho) Corrales, N.M.(Cibola) Hometown (PreviousSchool) Torrance, Calif.(South) Las Cruces,N.M.(Onate) Tucson, Ariz.(Sahuaro) Albuquerque, N.M.(Volcano Vista) Waianae, Hawai‘i(Waianae) Santa Clarita,Calif.(Saugus) Glendale, Ariz.(MountainRidge) Tucson, Ariz.(Cienega) Jurpa Valley, Calif.(ElanorRoosevelt) Tucson, Ariz.(IronwoodRidge) Goodyear, Ariz.(EstrellaFoothills) Las Cruces,N.M.(Centennial) 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide 43-27 6-10 21-5 W-L S 5-2 1 0 3.23 0 4 3 4.55 3.73 116.1 3.76 417.0 3.34 151.0 ... overall, amassed a 21-5 ... overall,amasseda21-5 WAC PitcheroftheWeek in WAC play...four-time 6-0 with36strikeouts WAC lastyearaftergoing Named secondteamAll- P, 5-6,Sr. DONISTHORPE KARYSTA ERA 34 110.2 39.0 IP 105 385 143 47 90 K 190 11 41 61 77 BB Office: (800)351-1032...... El PasoTimes: (800) 990-5765...... Albuquerque Journal...... (575) 680-1977..... Las CrucesBulletin...... (575) 541-5444...... Las CrucesSun-News...... Press Box...... Fax Number...... Gold’s E-Mail...... Gold’s CellNumber...... Office Number...... Address ...... SB Contact...... Director...... MEDIA INFORMATION *stats fromSanDiego State Total 2015 2014 2012* Year CAREER STATISTICS games duringthe2012season. from SanDiegoState,wheresheplayedin32 multi-RBI and18multi-hitgames...transferred nine-game hittingstreak...hadteam-bestsof14 with 63hits,160at-batsand47RBIs...hada WAC HitteroftheWeek twice...ledtheteam when shewasnamedfirstteamAll-WAC and ... started50gamesasasophomorein2014, for homerunspergameinconferenceplay(0.60) percentage (.792)...settheall-timeWAC mark homers pergame(0.40)and43rdinslugging (74), 11thinRBIspergame(1.23),13th fifth nationallyinhomers(24),eighthRBIs 144-135 394 60-55 52-50 32-30 SPORTS INFORMATION G-GS 3035 Williams Ave., RobertsHall MEDIA OUTLETS 173 160 [email protected] 61 AB IF, 5-10,Sr. FIANA FINAU record with24...ranked single-season homerun junior ...tiedtheprogram Week twice last year as a and WAC Hitterofthe Region, firstteamAll-WAC Named secondteamAll- Las Cruces,NM88003 [email protected] [email protected] 46 36 86 Fax: (915)546-6343 4 R Brook Stockberger 136 128 (575) 646-2883 (575) 646-2425 (901) 299-8868 (575) 646-3269 59 63 14 [email protected] Randy Harrison H Bill Powers Mark Rudi RBI Avg. 74 .366 47 .394 Cari Gold 7 .230 .345 WACSports.com |@WACSports |#WACsb 35 NM State Aggies

All Games: 47-16 Home: 26-10 Road: 9-2 Neutral: 12-4 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Rodriguez, Staci .401 63-63 177 73 71 16 0 16 58 135 .763 49 6 17 1 .529 6 0 5-5 85 7 2 .979 Nakamura, Brennal .400 38-32 100 30 40 6 0 4 22 58 .580 13 1 13 0 .470 1 1 4-6 64 42 8 .930 Adams, Emma .383 63-62 196 59 75 16 1 10 48 123 .628 29 4 18 1 .468 2 4 9-12 75 106 11 .943 Nakamura, Haley .358 50-48 120 32 43 5 0 0 9 48 .400 18 3 16 0 .454 0 4 6-10 69 77 15 .907 Padilla, Malena .354 62-57 189 41 67 10 3 10 53 113 .598 8 1 14 3 .376 4 0 3-3 81 1 3 .965 Dodd, Kelsey .346 61-59 159 29 55 10 0 14 57 107 .673 47 1 23 0 .490 3 0 1-1 318 21 5 .985 Finau, Fiana .341 60-55 173 46 59 6 0 24 74 137 .792 24 1 23 4 .422 1 0 5-6 30 4 2 .944 Rodriguez, Rachel .340 51-46 150 39 51 6 4 0 15 65 .433 12 5 13 0 .402 2 0 13-13 93 100 12 .941 Reedy, Tatum .294 51-47 109 22 32 8 0 6 22 58 .532 11 2 27 2 .366 1 0 0-0 233 27 4 .985 McBride, Dallas .333 39-30 81 18 27 7 2 6 20 56 .691 21 2 17 0 .467 3 1 0-2 12 20 1 .970 Hoohuli, Misty .333 53-9 3 11 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 0 0 .333 0 0 2-3 8 3 2 .846 Washington, Savan .333 3-0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .333 0 0 0 0 .333 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Bergeson, Amy .320 55-12 25 20 8 0 0 0 3 8 .320 6 1 4 0 .469 0 3 5-9 15 1 0 1.000 Green, Corrin .317 45-22 82 13 26 7 0 8 27 57 .695 12 2 13 1 .412 1 0 0-0 70 9 2 .975 Sivia, Nue .267 23-11 45 7 12 2 0 2 14 20 .444 5 0 12 1 .340 0 0 1-1 8 1 0 1.000 Rother, Lacey .260 46-31 77 13 20 1 1 3 14 32 .416 27 5 17 1 .473 1 2 0-0 49 1 2 .962 Mendoza, Lucy .200 32-1 5 10 1 0 0 0 0 1 .200 0 0 1 0 .200 0 0 2-4 3 3 2 .750 McAdams, Makayla .000 2-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0-0 2 18 1 .952 Donisthorpe, Karysta .000 11-7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 6 21 1 .964 Stokes, Jasmine .000 3-0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Totals .347 63-63 1695 465 589 100 11 103 436 1020 .602 283 34 228 14 .445 25 15 56-75 1221 462 73 .958 Opponents .292 63-63 1672 316 488 90 7 59 287 769 .460 240 45 303 10 .394 7 27 33-45 1160 436 85 .949 LOB - Team (429), Opp (455). DPs turned - Team (32), Opp (38). TPs turned - Team (1). CI - Team (1), Green, C 1, Opp (2). IBB - Team (3), Finau, F 2, Rodriguez, S 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Rother, L 1, Mendoza, L 1, McBride, D 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Donisthorpe, Karysta 3.34 21-5 43 26 6 4 4 3 151.0 148 81 72 77 143 33 1 18 586 .253 16 9 1 1 10 McAdams, Makayla 4.38 8-4 31 14 3 1 3 2 99.0 140 98 62 63 46 16 3 13 432 .324 11 4 0 0 9 McBride, Dallas 4.75 18-7 43 23 8 2 1 2 151.2 182 120 103 95 112 38 3 20 620 .294 16 30 0 6 8 Diaz, Nikki 19.69 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 0 5.1 18 17 15 5 2 3 0 8 34 .529 1 2 1 0 0 Totals 4.33 47-16 63 63 17 11 4 7 407.0 488 316 252 240 303 90 7 59 1672 .292 44 45 2 7 27 Opponents 7.21 16-47 63 63 19 4 0 0 386.2 589 465 398 283 228 100 11 103 1695 .347 41 34 0 25 15 PB - Team (10), Reedy, T 6, Green, C 3, Rother, L 1, Opp (21). Pickoffs - Team (3), Reedy, T 3, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - Reedy, T (22-32), McBride, D (9-16), Donisthorpe (12-15), McAdams, M (12-14), Green, C (9-11), Rother, L (2-2).

WAC Games: 14-1 Home: 9-0 Road: 5-1 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Rodriguez, Staci .523 15-15 44 19 23 6 0 2 16 35 .795 9 3 6 0 .603 2 0 0-0 17 1 0 1.000 Nakamura, Haley .500 11-11 30 5 15 2 0 0 2 17 .567 4 0 0 0 .559 0 2 0-1 14 11 4 .862 Dodd, Kelsey .447 14-14 38 9 17 0 0 6 18 35 .921 12 0 6 0 .558 2 0 0-0 76 6 0 1.000 Nakamura, Brennal .353 11-11 34 12 12 1 0 1 4 16 .471 7 1 2 0 .476 0 0 1-1 27 17 1 .978 Rodriguez, Rachel .345 10-8 29 9 10 1 0 0 2 11 .379 1 3 2 0 .424 0 0 4-4 19 25 0 1.000 Finau, Fiana .340 15-15 47 12 16 0 0 9 22 43 .915 8 0 6 1 .429 1 0 0-1 4 0 0 1.000 Padilla, Malena .311 15-14 45 11 14 1 2 1 7 22 .489 4 0 1 1 .353 2 0 1-1 22 0 0 1.000 Reedy, Tatum .304 11-10 23 6 7 3 0 2 5 16 .696 4 1 1 0 .414 1 0 0-0 58 4 2 .969 Adams, Emma .244 15-14 41 11 10 1 0 1 6 14 .341 12 1 3 0 .426 0 0 0-0 17 27 0 1.000 Rother, Lacey .107 11-9 28 3 3 0 0 0 3 3 .107 5 1 4 0 .257 1 0 0-0 7 0 0 1.000 Hoohuli, Misty .500 13-3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 .500 0 0 0-0 3 1 1 .800 McBride, Dallas .357 8-5 14 2 5 1 1 2 6 14 1.000 5 2 4 0 .571 0 0 0-1 0 5 0 1.000 Green, Corrin .333 9-6 18 2 6 0 0 2 7 12 .667 2 0 1 0 .400 0 0 0-0 21 5 0 1.000 Sivia, Nue .333 4-3 6 2 2 0 0 1 3 5 .833 2 0 3 0 .500 0 0 1-1 3 0 0 1.000 Bergeson, Amy .000 14-1 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .250 0 0 1-2 2 0 0 1.000 Washington, Savan .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Mendoza, Lucy .000 10-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 .000 Donisthorpe, Karysta .000 2-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 4 0 1.000 Totals .350 15-15 403 109 141 16 3 27 101 244 .605 76 12 39 2 .458 9 2 9-13 291 108 8 .980 Opponents .242 15-15 363 39 88 15 2 8 35 131 .361 35 6 76 3 .319 1 10 5-7 273 97 20 .949 LOB - Team (121), Opp (85). DPs turned - Team (6), Opp (7). CI - Team (0), Opp (1).

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA McBride, Dallas 2.24 6-0 8 5 3 1 0 1 34.1 27 12 11 10 31 8 1 2 123 .220 3 4 0 1 3 McAdams, Makayla 2.52 2-1 8 5 2 1 1 2 25.0 28 11 9 12 9 2 1 2 95 .295 2 0 0 0 4 21 Donisthorpe, Karysta 2.97 6-0 10 5 1 0 1 1 37.2 33 16 16 13 36 5 0 4 145 .228 7 2 0 0 3 Totals 2.60 14-1 15 15 6 3 1 4 97.0 88 39 36 35 76 15 2 8 363 .242 12 6 0 1 10 Opponents 7.54 1-14 15 15 5 1 0 0 91.0 141 109 98 76 39 16 3 27 403 .350 12 12 0 9 2 PB - Team (1), Reedy, T 1, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Reedy, T (4-6), Donisthorpe (3-3), McBride, D (0-2), McAdams, M (2-2), Green, C (1-1).

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QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Location...... Seattle, Wash. Feb. 12 !vs. Bradley 7 p.m. Joined WAC...... July 1, 2012 Feb. 12 !vs. East Carolina 9:30 p.m. Feb. 13 !vs. Fresno State 7 p.m. Enrollment...... 7,755 Feb. 14 !vs. UC Riverside 11:15 a.m. Founded...... 1891 Feb. 14 !vs. Stanford 3:45 p.m. Nickname...... Redhawks Feb. 19 @vs. Idaho State 1 p.m. Feb. 20 @vs. Cal State Fullerton 10 a.m. Colors...... Red and White Feb. 20 @at Santa Clara 2:30 p.m. President...... Fr. Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J. Feb. 21 @vs. Idaho State 9 a.m. Feb. 21 @vs. Cal State Fullerton 11:15 a.m. Fr. Stephen Sundborg Director of Athletics...... Bill Hogan Athletic Department...... (206) 296-6400 Feb. 26 #at Saint Mary’s 2 p.m. President Feb. 27 #at Saint Mary’s noon Ticket Office...... (206) 398-4678 Feb. 27 #vs. Sacramento State 2 p.m. Website...... www.goseattleu.com Feb. 28 #at Saint Mary’s 10 a.m. Feb. 28 #vs. Sacramento State noon March 4 $Montana 3:45 p.m. March 4 $Bradley 6 p.m. SOFTBALL INFO March 5 $Pacific 1:30 p.m. March 5 $Boise State 3:45 p.m. Head Coach...... Geoff Hirai March 6 $Boise State 11:15 a.m. Softball Office...... (206) 296-5905 March 9 Montana State Billings (DH) 4 p.m. March 11 %vs. Stony Brook 9 a.m. School’s All-Time Record...... 324-404 .(445)/16 years March 11 %at UC Davis 1:30 p.m. School’s All-Time WAC Record.....18-32 (.360)/three years March 12 %vs. Colgate 9 a.m. WAC Regular-Season Titles...... 0 March 13 %vs. Stony Brook 9:30 a.m. March 13 %vs. Nevada 11:45 a.m. David Arnesen WAC Tournament Titles...... 0 March 18 ^vs. Princeton 11:30 a.m. Faculty Representative 2015 Record...... 16-36 (.308) March 18 ^at San Diego 7 p.m. 2015 WAC Record...... 4-10 (5th) March 19 ^vs. Cal Poly 4:30 p.m. March 20 ^vs. Illinois 9 a.m. Stadium...... Logan Field (250) March 20 ^vs. San José State 11:30 a.m. Stadium Record...... 14-22 (.389)/three years March 22 at Portland State (DH) 3 p.m. NCAA Appearances...... 4 (2004, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08) March 24 &vs. San Diego 2 p.m. NCAA Record...... 9-8 (Division II) March 24 &at UC Santa Barbara 4:15 p.m. March 25 &vs. San Diego 9:30 a.m. Starters Returning/Lost...... 8/4 March 25 &at UC Santa Barbara 2 p.m. Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 13/5 March 26 &vs. Santa Clara 9 a.m. April 1 *at NM State 6 p.m. April 2 *at NM State (DH) 4 p.m. Key Returnees BA Hits RBI April 8 *Grand Canyon (DH) 4 p.m. Paige Bouska .352 57 9 April 9 *Grand Canyon 2 p.m. Rose Saenz .343 35 20 April 15 *at CSU Bakersfield 2 p.m. April 16 *at CSU Bakersfield (DH) 1 p.m. Bill Hogan Isabella Geronimo .307 51 28 April 22 *Missouri-Kansas City (DH) 4 p.m. Director of Athletics April 23 *Missouri-Kansas City 2 p.m. Key Pitchers ERA W-L K April 29 *Utah Valley (DH) 4 p.m. Alyssa Reuble 5.88 4-15 50 April 30 *Utah Valley 2 p.m. May 12-14 WAC Tournament (Seattle) Key Losses BA Hits RBI ! – Kajikawa Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) @ – Bronco Classic (Santa Clara, Calif.) Bubba Morrow .324 45 33 # – Saint Mary’s Tournament (Moraga, Calif.) Lisa Maulden .300 42 29 $ – UW/SU Tournament (Seattle) % – Aggies Tournament #3 (Davis, Calif.) ^ – San Diego Classic II (Santee, Calif.) Key Losses ERA W-L K & – Gaucho Classic II (Santa Barbara, Calif.) Mandie Sugita 4.66 9.13 75 * – WAC game All times local to site/subject to change Chelsea Herman NOTABLES Assistant AD/SWA • The Redhawks have a new leader in first year head coach Geoff Hirai who most recently coached at Oregon State, Virginia and Washington.

• Brandi Gordon returns for the Redhawks as an assistant coach, while Mariah Dawson joins the coaching staff as a volunteer pitching coach.

• The Redhawks will host their first Division I spring tournament in 2016, a joint tournament with the University of Washington in early March.

• SU returns 13 of 18 letterwinners from the 2015 campaign including seven field starters and one starting pitcher.

Mollie Hanke • In 2016, Seattle U will play host to the WAC Tournament for the second time in three years. SB Contact • Recent graduate Bubba Morrow, Seattle U’s all-time leader in doubles, received 2014-15 Capital One Academic All- District first team honors.

• Seattle U returns two of three All-WAC honorees from a season ago – first teamer Isabella Geronimo and second teamer Paige Bouska.

• The Redhawks host three of five WAC regular season series in 2016.

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HEAD COACH GEOFF HIRAI 2015 RESULTS

Alma Mater...... Hawai‘i-Hilo, 1998 Date Opponent Score Overall Record...... 0-0/first season Feb. 6 !vs. New Mexico L, 3-4 School Record...... 0-0/first season Feb. 6 !vs. San Jose State L, 6-14 (5) WAC Record...... 0-0/first season Feb. 7 !vs. Western Michigan W, 12-4 (6) Playing Career...... Hawai‘i-Hilo (Infield) Feb. 7 !vs. Bradley W, 11-3 (5) Feb. 8 !vs. UC Riverside L, 1-3 Feb. 13 @vs. Nevada W, 8-7 Feb. 13 @vs. Utah L, 1-3 • Geoff Hirai enters his first season with the Redhawks in his first head coaching job. Feb. 14 @vs. Boise State L, 5-9 Feb. 15 @vs. New Mexico W, 8-2 • Hirai most recently coached with the Oregon State softball program for the last three years, serving Feb. 15 @vs. Hawai‘i L, 0-8 (5) as associate head coach. Feb. 20 #at Santa Clara L, 4-5 Feb. 21 #vs. Idaho State L, 6-12 • Hirai helped Oregon State to back-to-back 30-win seasons and berths into the NCAA Tournament Feb. 21 #at Santa Clara W, 6-4 in 2012 and 2013. Feb. 22 #vs. San Jose State L, 5-7 • Prior to Oregon State, he was an assistant coach at Virginia, serving as the hitting coach while Feb. 26 $vs. Boise State W, 4-3 (8) helping with recruiting. He helped lead the Cavaliers to the NCAA Tournament in 2010. Feb. 26 $at Long Beach State L, 7-11 Feb. 27 $vs. Portland State L, 5-9 • No stranger to the Emerald City, Hirai was an assistant coach at Washington for three seasons Feb. 28 $vs. Southern Utah L, 0-3 when the Huskies advanced to the NCAA Tournament each year, including the 2007 Women’s Feb. 28 $vs. Weber State L, 0-3 College World Series. March 6 %vs. Miami (Ohio) W, 4-1 (8) March 6 %at No. 19 Washington L, 1-17 (5) • He was a four-year letterwinner in baseball at Hawai‘i-Hilo and graduated with a bachelor of arts March 7 %vs. Miami (Ohio) L, 2-4 degree in history. While working to obtain his teaching certification, he served as the team’s as- March 7 %vs. CSUN L, 0-8 (6) sistant coach for three seasons. March 8 %vs. Miami (Ohio) L, 5-8 March 11 Notre Dame de Namur W, 8-0 (5) March 11 Notre Dame de Namur W, 6-1 March 18 Texas Tech L, 4-8 March 21 ^vs. Fairleigh Dickinson W, 6-1 March 21 ^at Loyola Marymount L, 2-5 March 22 ^vs. Bethune Cookman L, 3-8 March 22 ^vs. UC Riverside L, 1-5 March 23 ^at Loyola Marymount L, 2-7 March 27 *at Grand Canyon L, 3-11 (6) March 27 *at Grand Canyon W, 7-4 March 28 *at Grand Canyon L, 1-9 (5) April 1 Portland State W, 5-3 ASSISTANT COACHES April 1 Portland State L, 10-15 (8) April 3 *New Mexico State L, 2-7 April 4 *New Mexico State L, 1-10 (5) April 4 *New Mexico State L, 1-6 April 10 *at Utah Valley W, 9-6 April 11 *at Utah Valley L, 2-4 April 11 *at Utah Valley W, 11-8 April 15 No. 19 Washington L, 3-11 (5) April 17 *at Missouri-Kansas City L, 2-3 April 17 *at Missouri-Kansas City L, 1-9 (5) April 24 *Bakersfield L, 9-11 Brandi Gordon April 24 *Bakersfield W, 7-2 Pacific ‘05 April 25 *Bakersfield L, 2-5 Third Year May 7 &vs. No. 5 Utah Valley L, 3-13 (6) May 7 &vs. No. 2 UMKC W, 12-5 May 8 &vs. No. 5 Utah Valley L, 8-9

! – Kajikawa Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) @ – Desert Classic (Las Vegas) # – Bronco Classic (Santa Clara, Calif.) $ – Louisville Slugger Invite (Long Beach, Calif.) % – Spring Classic (Seattle) ^ – LMU Invitational (Los Angeles) Mariah Dawson * – WAC game Florida International ‘14 & – WAC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.) First Year

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Total 2015 2014 Year CAREER STATISTICS bases. with 17 runs, 36 hits, 10 RBIs and two stolen played witha.243battingaverage...finished as afreshmanin2014,started48of52games age withthreerunsscoredovergames... slugging percentageand.571on-basepercent- Team afterpostinga .538battingaverage,.615 vs. UMKC...namedtotheWAC All-Tournament hitting streakfromMarch21vs.LMUtoApril17 (1.14) andassists(78)...recordeda15-game 10 No.

Pitching Coach:MariahDawson Assistant Coach:BrandiGordon Head Coach:GeoffHirai 11 12 14 15 17 19 27 22 20 39 2 9 1 3 5 4 7 6 8 Haley Wymbs Marcella Kay Kristjanson Maddy Lindsay Davis Paige Bouska Name Rose Saenz Hayley Beckstrom Erika Rodgers Kaylee Ree Molly Campbell Savannah Loomis Alyssa Reuble Emma Mitchell Sara Dominguez Isabella Geronimo Megan Ottino Sammi Tallman Andie Larkins Breanna Timmons Kayla Shuster-Gonzales 102-97 50-49 52-48 G-GS 310 162 148 AB WAC in both hits per game ranked seventh in the (.352) andhits(57)... team in batting average more after leading the WAC lastyearasasopho- Named secondteamAll- 2B, 5-6,Jr. PAIGE BOUSKA 47 9319 30 17 3610 R SS/3B 1B/OF 57 P/1B P/OF C/MI Pos. P/IF P/IF 2B OF SS OF OF OF OF OF SS OF H RBI IF C C 9 .352 R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R B/T L/R L/R R/L L/R L/R L/R L/L L/L .300 .243 Avg. 5-10 Seattle URedhawks 5-6 5-3 5-8 5-8 5-6 5-3 5-7 5-9 5-3 5-4 5-7 5-9 5-7 6-0 5-3 5-6 5-7 5-3 5-8 Ht. Total 155-154 2015 2014 2013 Year CAREER STATISTICS on theteamwith12doublesand 26 RBIs. 52 hitsandthreetriples...alsorankedsecond .323 average,recordingteamhighsof27runs, 11-game hittingstreak...ledtheteamwitha first teamAll-WAC andrecorded a WAC-leading 24-March 2...asafreshmanin2013,named espnW’s PlayersoftheWeek for theweekofFeb. and on-basepercentage(.481)...namedoneof the WAC inbattingaverage(.378), hits(59) leading theteamandrankingintopfive first teamAll-WAC asasophomore in2014after ... hittwograndslamsontheseasonnamed ranked fourthintheWAC instolen bases(10) So. So. So. So. So. So. Sr. Sr. Sr. Yr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide Keizer, Ore.(McNary) Mountlake Terrace, Wash. (MountlakeTerrace) Palo Cedro,Calif.(Foothill) Santa Ynez,Calif.(SantaYnezValley Union) Hometown (PreviousSchool) San Jose,Calif.(ArchbishopMitty) San Jose,Calif.(Valley Christian) Gresham, Ore.(SamBarlow) San Gabriel,Calif.(BoiseState) Maple Valley, Wash. (Tahoma) Lynnwood, Wash. (Meadowdale) Glendora, Calif.(Glendora) San Diego,Calif.(DelNorte) Roseville, Calif.(Oakmont) St. Louis,Mo.(VisitationAcademy) San Mateo,Calif.(NotreDameHS) Santa Maria,Calif.(ErnestRighetti) Tucson, Ariz.(Sahuaro) Torrance, Calif.(North) Reno, Nev. (BishopManogueCatholic) Escondido, Calif./SanPasqual 51-51 51-50 53-53 G-GS 483 166 156 161 AB ... ledtheRedhawksand RBIs inconferenceplay two homerunsand10 .348 withtwodoubles, son last year after hitting for the third straight sea- Named firstteamAll-WAC OF, 5-3,Sr. ISABELLA GERONIMO 38 85 28 30 27 R 163 51 60 52 H RBI Avg. 69 28 .307 15 .385 26 .323 .337 (206) 296-6470 The Spectator(Campus)...... (206) 728-7777...... KIRO-TV Channel7...... (206) 448-5555...... KING-TV Channel5...... (206) 404-4000...... KOMO-TV Channel4...... (206) 464-2900...... The SeattleTimes:...... Fax Number...... Hanke’s E-Mail...... Hanke’s CellNumber...... Office Number...... Address ..... SB Contact...... Director...... MEDIA INFORMATION Total 2015 2014 Year CAREER STATISTICS saves ...posted65strikeoutsand42walks. 103.2 innings...tiedfortheWAC leadwithfour appearances withthreecomplete games ... threw 2014, posteda5.33ERA...went3-11in32 year ...struckout50battersasafreshmanin 7-26 4-15 3-11 W-L S SPORTS INFORMATION 901 12thAvenue, POBox222000 MEDIA OUTLETS 6 2 5.88 4 5.33 5.62 ERA picked up two saves on the picked uptwosavesonthe five completegames... 110.2 innings ... threw with a5.88ERAover Redhawks, going4-15 year inthecirclefor Started 23 games last P, 5-9,Jr. ALYSSA REUBLE [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 214.1 115 110.2 103.2 Seattle, WA 98122 [email protected] (206) 296-2154 (859) 948-4472 (206) 296-2490 Jason Behenna IP Mollie Hanke Chris Francis AJ Schofield Don Shelton Mike Ferreri 50 65 Paul Silvi K 98 56 42 BB WACSports.com |@WACSports |#WACsb 39 Seattle U Redhawks

All Games: 16-36 Home: 4-8 Road: 4-10 Neutral: 8-18

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Bouska, Paige .352 50-49 162 30 57 6 1 0 9 65 .401 13 0 13 0 .400 0 3 6-10 106 78 16 .920 Saenz, Rose .343 42-34 102 25 35 5 0 6 20 58 .569 14 1 9 0 .427 0 1 1-1 28 52 8 .909 Morrow, Bubba .324 52-51 139 32 45 10 0 8 33 79 .568 24 4 30 1 .435 1 0 1-1 110 25 2 .985 Geronimo, Isabell .307 51-51 166 28 51 3 1 4 28 68 .410 22 5 21 2 .404 0 6 10-10 72 2 2 .974 Maulden, Lisa .300 49-49 140 18 42 11 0 5 29 68 .486 10 2 13 1 .353 1 4 1-1 306 10 9 .972 Campbell, Molly .268 44-39 97 14 26 3 1 4 27 43 .443 21 1 17 1 .400 1 1 0-0 59 1 3 .952 Timmons, Breanna .262 46-46 126 14 33 8 0 1 11 44 .349 5 2 16 1 .294 3 1 0-0 71 71 10 .934 Shuster-Gonzales, .185 41-32 92 15 17 6 0 4 14 35 .380 8 2 24 0 .265 0 0 2-3 46 3 2 .961 Kristjanson, Madd .163 40-32 80 11 13 2 0 1 10 18 .225 9 0 17 1 .244 1 4 2-2 52 77 5 .963 Dominguez, Sara .291 36-17 55 4 16 5 0 0 8 21 .382 8 3 14 0 .409 0 0 0-0 45 6 1 .981 Beckstrom, Hayley .263 26-13 38 7 10 2 0 0 4 12 .316 10 1 8 0 .420 1 2 0-0 35 14 6 .891 Hurst, Jenny .254 36-21 67 7 17 6 1 0 10 25 .373 9 0 14 2 .342 0 5 0-1 9 13 3 .880 Loomis, Savannah .250 28-16 60 9 15 5 0 2 14 26 .433 1 0 13 0 .258 1 0 2-2 1 0 0 1.000 Rodgers, Erika .250 43-18 52 12 13 2 0 0 2 15 .288 13 0 15 0 .400 0 3 9-10 31 2 0 1.000 Bragado, Julia .000 28-0 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 2 0 .333 0 0 0-2 0 0 0 .000 Sugita, Mandie .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 39 6 .880 Reuble, Alyssa .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 21 1 .958 Totals .283 52-52 1378 235 390 74 4 35 219 577 .419 168 21 226 9 .367 9 30 34-43 978 428 75 .949 Opponents .347 52-52 1436 338 498 84 12 49 300 753 .524 145 27 143 11 .411 21 23 33-46 1015 408 54 .963

LOB - Team (361), Opp (339). DPs turned - Team (24), Opp (12). CI - Team (1), Beckstrom, H 1, Opp (3). IBB - Team (1), Morrow, B. 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Sugita, Mandie 4.66 9-13 34 22 10 1 0 1 141.1 181 128 94 56 75 25 4 18 597 .303 17 9 0 6 10 Reuble, Alyssa 5.88 4-15 30 23 5 0 0 2 110.2 176 110 93 56 50 34 3 17 495 .356 8 10 0 4 8 Davis, Lindsay 7.30 3-7 29 6 0 0 0 1 70.0 127 89 73 29 16 20 4 14 319 .398 9 8 3 10 4 Loomis, Savannah 17.50 0-1 3 1 0 0 0 0 4.0 14 11 10 4 2 5 1 0 25 .560 2 0 0 1 1 Totals 5.78 16-36 52 52 15 1 0 4 326.0 498 338 269 145 143 84 12 49 1436 .347 36 27 3 21 23 Opponents 4.01 36-16 52 52 17 4 1 4 338.1 390 235 194 168 226 74 4 35 1378 .283 26 21 6 9 30

PB - Team (16), Morrow, B. 12, Dominguez,S. 3, Beckstrom, H 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - Morrow, B. (21-32), Sugita, M. (19-24), Reuble, A. (9-12), Dominguez,S. (9-11), Davis, L. (4-9), Beckstrom, H (3-3), Loomis, S. (1-1).

WAC Games: 4-10 Home: 1-5 Road: 3-5

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Bouska, Paige .375 12-12 40 5 15 1 1 0 2 18 .450 4 0 3 0 .432 0 0 1-2 20 16 4 .900 Geronimo, Isabell .348 14-14 46 8 16 2 0 2 10 24 .522 3 2 4 1 .412 0 2 2-2 28 0 0 1.000 Morrow, Bubba .333 14-14 33 8 11 4 0 1 10 18 .545 10 1 9 0 .500 0 0 0-0 27 11 0 1.000 Maulden, Lisa .326 14-14 43 5 14 6 0 1 8 23 .535 3 1 2 0 .383 0 1 0-0 97 4 0 1.000 Saenz, Rose .295 14-14 44 7 13 1 0 1 6 17 .386 3 0 6 0 .340 0 0 1-1 7 22 1 .967 Timmons, Breanna .286 11-11 28 3 8 2 0 0 2 10 .357 2 1 3 0 .355 0 0 0-0 10 1 0 1.000 Campbell, Molly .250 12-11 24 6 6 1 0 1 7 10 .417 11 0 3 0 .486 0 1 0-0 21 0 2 .913 Hurst, Jenny .242 13-12 33 1 8 1 0 0 3 9 .273 3 0 6 1 .306 0 5 0-0 7 9 1 .941 Kristjanson, Madd .214 13-12 28 5 6 1 0 0 3 7 .250 2 0 5 0 .267 0 2 0-0 18 36 1 .982 Dominguez, Sara .538 9-4 13 2 7 2 0 0 2 9 .692 1 0 1 0 .571 0 0 0-0 18 2 1 .952 Beckstrom, Hayley .167 6-0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .167 1 1 2 0 .375 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000 Shuster-Gonzales, .167 8-3 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .167 0 1 5 0 .286 0 0 0-1 3 0 0 1.000 Rodgers, Erika .083 12-5 12 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 .083 6 0 3 0 .389 0 1 2-2 3 1 0 1.000 Loomis, Savannah .000 6-0 6 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Reuble, Alyssa .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 5 0 1.000 Bragado, Julia .000 8-0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Totals .296 14-14 362 58 107 21 1 6 54 148 .409 50 7 53 2 .391 0 12 6-8 260 123 12 .970 Opponents .360 14-14 375 95 135 20 1 14 82 199 .531 45 8 43 1 .428 11 5 9-14 270 112 9 .977

LOB - Team (103), Opp (89). DPs turned - Team (6), Opp (2).

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Davis, Lindsay 6.27 1-1 9 0 0 0 0 1 22.1 38 22 20 7 6 5 0 3 96 .396 7 4 1 5 1 Sugita, Mandie 6.77 1-5 10 8 3 0 0 0 40.1 63 47 39 22 21 8 1 6 177 .356 8 1 0 4 3 Reuble, Alyssa 7.00 2-4 7 6 1 0 0 1 24.0 34 26 24 16 16 7 0 5 102 .333 3 3 0 2 1 Totals 6.70 4-10 14 14 4 0 0 2 86.2 135 95 83 45 43 20 1 14 375 .360 18 8 1 11 5 Opponents 3.89 10-4 14 14 5 0 0 2 90.0 107 58 50 50 53 21 1 6 362 .296 8 7 2 0 12

PB - Team (4), Morrow, B. 3, Dominguez,S. 1, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Morrow, B. (6-11), Sugita, M. (6-8), Reuble, A. (2-3), Dominguez,S. (3-3), Davis, L. (1-3).

38 39 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb Utah Valley Wolverines

QUICK FACTS 2016 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time Location...... Orem, Utah Feb. 12 !vs. Texas Tech 9 a.m. Joined WAC...... July 1, 2013 Feb. 12 !vs. Minnesota 11:15 a.m. Enrollment...... 33,211 Feb. 13 !vs. Lamar 11:15 a.m. Founded...... 1941 Feb. 13 !vs. South Dakota 3:45 p.m. Nickname...... Wolverines Feb. 14 !at UNLV 3:45 p.m. Feb. 19 @vs. George Washington 10:30 a.m. Colors...... Green and White Feb. 19 @vs. Notre Dame 1 p.m. President...... Dr. Matthew Holland Feb. 20 @vs. Army 5 p.m. Dr. Matthew Holland Director of Athletics...... Vince Otoupal Feb. 20 @vs. Bethune-Cookman 7:30 p.m. Feb. 21 @vs. Binghamton 9 a.m. President Athletic Department...... (801) 863-8998 Ticket Office...... (801) 863-7469 Feb. 26 #vs. Portland State 2:30 p.m. Website...... www.wolverinegreen.com Feb. 26 #at Hawai‘i 5 p.m. Feb. 27 #vs. Portland State noon Feb. 27 #at Hawai‘i 4:30 p.m. SOFTBALL INFO Feb. 28 #vs. Portland State 10 a.m. Feb. 28 #at Hawai‘i 12:30 p.m. March 4 $vs. Pittsburgh 9 a.m. Head Coach...... Nikki Palmer March 4 $vs. Illinois-Chicago 11:30 a.m. Softball Office...... (801) 863-8599 March 5 $vs. Boston University 9 a.m. School’s All-Time Record...... 254-368-2 (.409), 12 years March 5 $vs. Saint Joseph’s 11:30 a.m. School’s All-Time WAC Record...... 8-21 (.276) March 6 $vs. Texas A&M 11:30 a.m. WAC Regular-Season Titles...... 0 March 10 %vs. UC Santa Barbara 4:30 p.m. March 10 %at Long Beach State 7 p.m. WAC Tournament Titles...... 1 (2014) Dr. Jason Slack March 11 %vs. Cal State Fullerton 9:30 a.m. 2015 Record...... 18-41 (.305) March 11 %vs. Iowa State 2 p.m. Faculty Representative 2015 WAC Record...... 3-12 (6th) March 12 %vs. UCLA 11:30 a.m. Stadium...... Wolverine Field (500) March 15 Utah State 2 p.m. Stadium Record...... 81-87 (.482), 12 years March 22 at Brigham Young 5 p.m. NCAA Appearances...... 1 (2014) April 1 *at CSU Bakersfield 2 p.m. April 2 *at CSU Bakersfield (DH) 1 p.m. NCAA Record...... 0-2 (.000) April 5 at Weber State (DH) 2 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost...... 8/2 April 8 *NM State 2 p.m. Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 20/4 April 9 *NM State (DH) noon April 12 Idaho State 3 p.m. Key Returnees BA Hits RBI April 15 *at Missouri-Kansas City (DH) 2 p.m. April 16 *at Missouri-Kansas City noon Brianna Gatlin .347 50 25 April 20 Brigham Young 3 p.m. Morgan Smith .315 29 6 April 22 *Grand Canyon 2 p.m. Vince Otoupal Brittney Vansway .305 50 39 April 23 *Grand Canyon (DH) noon Jaylen Watson .326 47 30 April 29 *at Seattle U (DH) 4 p.m. Director of Athletics April 30 *at Seattle U 2 p.m. May 3 at Oregon (DH) 4 p.m. Key Pitchers ERA W-L K May 4 at Portland State (DH) 3 p.m. Bailey Moore 5.56 12-21 98 May 12-14 WAC Tournament (Seattle)

Key Losses BA Hits RBI ! – Sportco Kick Off Classic (Las Vegas) Megan Peay .308 12 2 @ – Mary Nutter Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.) Erin Romero .271 26 15 # – Hawai‘i Invitational (Honolulu) $ – San Diego Classic I (San Diego) % – Louisville Slugger Invitational (Long Beach, Calif.) * – WAC game All times local to site/subject to change

Megan Kennedy NOTABLES Sr. Associate AD/SWA • The UVU defense led the nation in double plays turned last season with a school record 45 for an average of 0.76 double plays turned per game.

• The Wolverines recorded the program’s inaugural win over a top 25 opponent in 2015 when they shut out No. 25 Cal State Fullerton, 9-0, in a run-rule shorted six innings at the Wilson/DeMarini Desert Classic on Feb. 15.

• In 2015, Utah Valley defeated four power-five conference opponents as it took down Wisconsin and Indiana of the Big Ten, Texas Tech of the Big 12 and Virginia of the ACC, as well UConn of the American Athletic Conference, New Mexico of the Mountain West and neighboring rival BYU of the West Coast Conference.

• Utah Valley returns a trio of All-WAC performers this season in first team selection Brittney Vansway (junior, middle James Warnick infielder), and second team members Morgan Smith (senior, utility) and Jaylen Watson (sophomore, outfielder). SB Contact • The Wolverines also return junior right-handed pitcher Bailey Moore, who threw the program’s second no-hitter in school history last season in a 13-0 five-inning rout over in-state foe BYU. Moore also notched school records in total appearances (49) and groundouts (354) last season.

• UVU will once again face a very challenging schedule in 2016, as it is scheduled to play 16 contests against teams that made the 2015 NCAA Tournament.

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HEAD COACH NIKKI PALMER FILE 2015 RESULTS Date Opponent Score Alma Mater...... UC San Diego, 2007 Feb. 6 !vs. Bradley L, 1-7 Overall Record...... 36-83 (.303)/two years Feb. 6 !vs. Wisconsin W, 9-5 School Record...... Same Feb. 7 !vs. Virginia W, 5-4 WAC Record...... 8-21 (.276)/two years Feb. 7 !vs. San Jose State L, 7-10 Playing Career...... UC San Diego, 2004-07 (Catcher) Feb. 8 !vs. Indiana W, 4-1 Feb. 13 @vs. Indiana L, 7-8 Feb. 13 @vs. Hawai‘i L, 3-17 (5) Feb. 14 @vs. Portland State L, 0-10 (5) • Nikki Palmer, who is the just the third head coach in UVU’s NCAA Division I history, is entering Feb. 14 @vs. New Mexico W, 9-3 her third season at the helm of Utah Valley softball in 2016. Feb. 15 @vs. No. 25 Cal State Fullerton W, 9-0 (6) Feb. 25 at CSUN L, 0-3 • In her first season, Palmer became the first coach of any team sport in Utah Valley’s Division I Feb. 25 at CSUN L, 1-6 history to lead the Wolverines to the NCAA Tournament after winning the 2014 WAC Tournament. Feb. 27 #vs. Weber State L, 0-5 Feb. 27 #vs. Stanford L, 0-6 • Her 2014 squad got hot when it mattered most, as the fourth-seeded Wolverines ran the table at Feb. 28 #vs. Wichita State L, 3-8 the WAC Tournament with a 4-0 record, including two wins over the top-seeded NM State Aggies. Feb. 28 #vs. Portland State W, 8-5 March 1 #vs. Southern Utah W, 7-4 • Palmer once again led her Wolverines (this time fifth-seeded) to a deep run at the 2015 WAC March 6 $vs. UT Arlington L, 4-8 Tournament last season, as they went 2-2 with a pair of victories over higher seeded foes. March 6 $at Texas Tech W, 6-5 March 7 $vs. UT Arlington L, 4-13 (6) • The firsts continued for UVU softball last season, as Palmer’s team recorded its first-ever win over March 7 $at Texas Tech L, 5-8 a top 25 opponent when it took down No. 25 Cal State Fullerton by a score of 9-0. March 8 $vs. UT-Martin W, 10-8 March 13 %vs. San Jose State L, 0-15 (6) March 13 %vs. Connecticut W, 4-3 • Palmer’s defense led the nation during the 2015 season in double plays turned with 45 for an March 14 %at San Diego L, 1-6 average of 0.76 double plays turned per game. March 14 %vs. Western Carolina W, 4-2 March 15 %vs. Santa Clara L, 2-3 • Prior to arriving at Utah Valley, she spent two seasons as an assistant coach at Weber State, as March 18 Weber State L, 5-6 well as time on the staffs at Utah State, San Francisco State and UC San Diego. March 18 Weber State L, 5-10 March 19 Oklahoma State L, 2-10 • While at Weber State, Palmer, who was directly responsible for offensive development, helped March 19 Oklahoma State L, 1-9 (6) coach Lyndsey Minnich to a PCSC Player of the Year award in 2012. March 21 at Brigham Young W, 13-0 (5) March 25 at No. 2 Oregon L, 1-9 (6) • A native of Temecula, Calif., Palmer played four seasons for UCSD and spent the bulk of her March 25 at No. 2 Oregon L, 0-3 playing career as a catcher, starting in 146 of her 158 career games with the Tritons. March 27 *at New Mexico State L, 2-7 March 28 *at New Mexico State L, 0-9 (5) March 28 *at New Mexico State L, 0-10 (5) April 3 *Bakersfield W, 3-1 April 4 *Bakersfield L, 0-2 ASSISTANT COACHES April 4 *Bakersfield W, 2-1 April 7 Brigham Young L, 2-9 April 10 *Seattle U L, 6-9 April 11 *Seattle U W, 4-2 April 11 *Seattle U L, 8-11 April 14 at Utah State W, 8-6 April 17 *at Grand Canyon L, 7-16 (5) April 17 *at Grand Canyon L, 3-15 (5) April 18 *at Grand Canyon L, 3-15 (5) April 21 at Idaho State L, 2-10 (5) April 24 *Missouri-Kansas City L, 7-11 Krystin Jachim April 24 *Missouri-Kansas City L, 3-17 (5) Utah Valley ‘13 April 25 *Missouri-Kansas City L, 7-9 Third Year May 2 at No. 5 Oklahoma L, 0-13 (5) May 3 at No. 5 Oklahoma L, 0-14 (5) May 5 at Brigham Young L, 0-8 (5) May 7 &vs. No. 4 Seattle U W, 13-3 (6) May 7 &No. 1 NM State L, 3-13 (5) May 8 &vs. No. 4 Seattle U W, 9-8 May 8 &No. 1 NM State L, 3-18 (5)

! – Kajikawa Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) @ – Wilson-DeMarini Classic (Las Vegas) # – Louisville Slugger Invite (Long Beach, Calif.) Ambur Orozco Erin Romero $ – Texas Tech Invitational (Lubbock, Texas) Utah State ‘15 First Year % – San Diego Classic II (San Diego) First Year * – WAC game & – WAC Tournament (Las Cruces, N.M.)

40 41 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide WACSports.com | @WACSports | #WACsb PLAYERS TO WATCH 2016 NUMERICAL ROSTER Total 2015 Year CAREER STATISTICS No. 15 RBIsasafreshmanin2014. batting .420 with 12 doubles, four homers and she earnedthirdteamAll-Americahonorsafter Valley fromNorthernOklahoma College,where age is also a school record ... transferred to Utah the year...her.651stolenbaseagainstpercent- single-season schoolrecordofthreerunnerson season record ... also picked off a WAC high and stealers (65.1percentage)foraschoolsingle- age ... threw out a WAC-best 15 would-be base putouts, 33assistsanda.954fieldingpercent- seven-game reached base streak ... recorded 91 multi-hit games, afive-game hittinga streak and six walksandastolenbase...recordedthree

negaut Assistant: Undergraduate Assistant: Volunteer Coach:KrystinJachim Assistant Coach: Head 11 10 12 17 16 15 13 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 29 1 3 4 7 6 5 8 9 Name Eryn Sustayta Bryanna Fox Tiani Hensley Kelsey Lawton Brianna Gatlin Hailey Kofler Kendall Ohman Haley Harrison Brittney Vansway Morgan Smith Taleigh Williams Jaylen Watson Kori Barrios Sydney Austin Breezy Roth Raven Sapla Jaymee Lawton Cera Stanley Dana DeLaTorre Makayla Shadle Bailey Moore Kristy Snyder Kellee Ramsey Kelsea Sweeney Dynasty Lauvai 38-30 38-30 G-GS Nikki Palmer 70 70 AB Ambur Orozco seven RBIs ... also posted a homerun,doubleand hit. 229(16-for-70) with ing 30 games at catcher ... Utah Valley in2015,start- during her first year at Appeared in38games C, 5-7,Jr. KORI BARRIOS Pos. UT 1B UT 3B UT OF OF OF OF OF MI MI MI MI 11 11 IF IF P C C C C P P P P Erin Romero R 16 16 R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R R/R L/R L/R L/R L/R R/L L/L B/T H RBI Avg. 5-10 5-4 5-6 5-3 5-8 5-7 5-8 6-0 5-6 5-8 5-5 5-6 5-4 5-7 5-9 5-5 5-6 5-2 5-7 5-9 5-8 5-9 5-8 5-8 5-8 7 .229 7 .229 Ht. Utah Valley Wolverines So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Yr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Total 167-140 2015 2014 2013 Year CAREER STATISTICS leader intripleswith10. 10 multi-hitgames...istheprogram’s all-time in the outfield, middle infield and DP ... had games ...wasatrueutilityplayer, seeingtime hit games...asafreshmanin2013,started49 attempts ...ledtheWolverines with11multi- and runsscored(29)...swiped16basesin17 53 games...ledtheteaminhits(47),triples(4) record books...asasophomorein2014,started WAC andthirdintheUVUsingle-season school perfect 14-for-14 insteals,good forsecondin steal withmorethan10attemptsasshewenta in schoolhistorytonotgetcaughtattempting and 20runsscored...becamethefirstplayer Hometown (PreviousSchool) West Covina,Calif.(BishopAmatMemorial) Indianapolis, Ind.(Southport) La Quinta,Calif.(LaQuinta) Temecula, Calif.(Temecula Valley) Waianae, Hawai‘i(SouthernNevada) Goodyear, Ariz.(AguaFria) Irvine, Calif.(Irvine) Tremonton, Utah(BearRiver) Parker, Colo.(Valor Christian) Las Vegas, Nev. (PaloVerde) Los Angeles,Calif.(RedondoUnion) Weatherford, Okla.(NorthernOklahoma) Bountiful, Utah(Bountiful) Kaysville, Utah(Davis) Simi Valley, Calif.(Chatsworth) Ewa Beach,Hawai‘i(SacredHeartsAcademy) Goodyear, Ariz.(DesertEdge) Chino Hills,Calif.(Ayala) Pico Rivera,Calif.(LaSerna) Dayton, Nev. (Dayton) Ely Nev. (WhitePine) Springville, Utah(Springville) Tampa, Fla.(Steinbrenner) Las Vegas, Nev. (PaloVerde) Tempe, Ariz.(McClintock) 2016 WAC Softball Media Guide 54-38 58-53 55-49 G-GS 411 172 147 92 AB bles, twotriples,sixRBIs ted .315withthreedou- overall ontheseasonbat- steals inWAC-only play... .387 andgoing6-for-6 in WAC lastyearafterhitting Named secondteamAll- UT, 5-8,Sr. MORGAN SMITH 42 69 20 29 20 R 118 29 47 42 H RBI Avg. 18 6 .315 8 .273 4 .286 .287 (801) 839-1234...... Channel 2...... (801) 863-6498...... UVU Review...... (801) 237-2161...... Deseret News (801) 257-8753...... Salt LakeTribune (801) 344-2555..... The DailyHerald Fax Number...... Warnick’s E-Mail...... Warnick’s CellNumber...... Office Number...... Address ...... SB Contact...... Director...... MEDIA INFORMATION Total 110-110 2015 2014 Year CAREER STATISTICS an eight-gamehittingstreak. multi-hit andsixmulti-RBIgames...compiled including twoRBIsandadouble...postedeight batting ateam-best.500duringthetournament, ... namedtotheWAC All-Tournament teamafter after posting a .357 average in conference games freshman in2014,namedsecondteamAll-WAC ... hitthreegrandslamsontheseasonasa RBI games...alsoposted12multi-hit turned with25...ledtheteam11multi- single-season schoolrecordformostdoubleplays 12 doublesandateam-best39RBIs...set 58-58 52-52 G-GS SPORTS INFORMATION MEDIA OUTLETS 164 148 312 AB 800 W. UniversityParkway [email protected] .305 with 10 home runs, 14 RBIs...overallbatted runs, threedoublesand games withfourhome after hitting.400inWAC last yearasasophomore Named firstteamAll-WAC MI, 5-6,Jr. BRITTNEY VANSWAY [email protected] [email protected] Orem, UT84058-5999 17 13 30 [email protected] R [email protected] (801) 863-8813 (801) 376-0814 (801) 863-6231 50 42 92 [email protected] H Kyle McDonald James Warnick Clint Burgi RBI Avg. 39 .305 27 .284 66 Dave Fox .295 WACSports.com |@WACSports |#WACsb 43 Utah Valley Wolverines

All Games: 18-41 Home: 3-11 Road: 3-18 Neutral: 12-12 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Gatlin, Brianna .347 52-51 144 27 50 10 0 8 25 84 .583 16 4 12 3 .427 0 0 3-5 115 7 7 .946 Watson, Jaylen .326 59-52 144 27 47 6 0 13 30 92 .639 28 1 34 2 .432 3 1 1-1 34 2 3 .923 Smith, Morgan .315 54-38 92 20 29 3 2 0 6 36 .391 12 0 37 0 .394 0 3 14-14 48 42 18 .833 Vansway, Brittney .305 58-58 164 17 50 12 0 10 39 92 .561 20 1 19 2 .382 1 1 0-0 113 128 16 .938 Williams, Taleigh .293 59-54 140 20 41 8 0 2 20 55 .393 14 3 17 4 .365 2 3 7-8 217 64 11 .962 Romero, Erin .271 53-43 96 20 26 6 0 4 15 44 .458 17 10 30 0 .431 0 1 2-3 38 5 1 .977 Hensley, Tiani .160 59-59 125 22 20 5 2 3 19 38 .304 11 4 46 2 .250 0 4 2-3 85 183 24 .918 Peay, Megan .308 33-14 39 8 12 0 0 0 2 12 .308 8 4 12 0 .453 2 0 1-1 13 0 0 1.000 Snyder, Kristy .256 37-7 39 8 10 0 1 2 7 18 .462 10 2 11 0 .431 0 0 0-1 1 0 0 1.000 Barrios, Kori .229 38-30 70 11 16 1 0 1 7 20 .286 6 1 12 0 .295 1 1 1-1 91 33 6 .954 Lauvai, Dynasty .224 33-10 49 7 11 4 0 4 13 27 .551 4 0 22 0 .283 0 1 0-0 13 6 2 .905 Stanley, Cera .222 32-16 54 4 12 3 0 2 9 21 .389 3 2 22 2 .288 0 0 0-0 62 8 2 .972 Austin, Sydney .212 31-9 33 7 7 2 1 0 3 11 .333 4 0 6 0 .297 0 1 1-1 21 15 7 .837 Roth, Breezy .208 40-19 53 7 11 1 0 0 3 12 .226 5 9 11 0 .373 0 0 4-5 0 0 0 .000 Harrison, Haley .196 32-17 51 13 10 2 1 0 5 14 .275 8 3 13 0 .339 0 2 4-5 7 3 0 1.000 Gendlek, Kelli .179 41-19 39 7 7 1 0 0 0 8 .205 5 2 9 0 .304 0 1 0-1 16 1 3 .850 Kofler, Hailey .156 32-21 64 7 10 1 0 6 14 29 .453 6 3 15 0 .257 1 0 0-0 149 5 3 .981 De La Torre, Dana .105 24-13 19 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 .105 2 1 10 0 .227 0 0 0-0 50 7 5 .919 Ramsey, Kellee .000 3-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 3 0 1.000 Shadle, Makayla .000 1-1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 11 3 .813 Fox, Bryanna .000 11-0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Moore, Bailey .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 53 7 .885 Totals .261 59-59 1423 235 371 65 7 55 219 615 .432 179 50 343 15 .361 10 19 40-49 1079 589 120 .933 Opponents .332 59-59 1549 457 515 97 5 51 394 775 .500 324 36 179 27 .455 13 31 66-89 1110 329 38 .974 LOB - Team (336), Opp (422). DPs turned - Team (45), Opp (33). CI - Team (5), De La Torre 3, Barrios, K 1, Stanley, C 1. Picked off - Gendlek, K 1, Roth, B 1, Romero, E 1.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Moore, Bailey 5.56 12-21 49 33 8 2 0 1 190.0 262 211 151 136 98 46 1 21 821 .319 45 8 2 4 18 Shadle, Makayla 6.87 5-6 29 14 4 0 0 1 70.1 110 92 69 72 44 17 1 7 308 .357 12 5 0 3 7 Ramsey, Kellee 4.78 0-2 16 1 0 0 0 0 26.1 31 22 18 29 9 7 0 6 104 .298 9 1 2 3 0 Christensen, Kail 8.51 1-10 28 9 0 0 0 1 49.1 67 81 60 42 17 14 2 10 205 .327 10 20 0 3 6 Lawton, Kelsey 12.72 0-2 18 2 0 0 0 0 23.2 45 51 43 45 11 13 1 7 111 .405 2 2 0 0 0 Totals 6.64 18-41 59 59 12 2 0 3 359.2 515 457 341 324 179 97 5 51 1549 .332 78 36 4 13 31 Opponents 4.05 41-18 59 59 20 12 4 5 370.0 371 235 214 179 343 65 7 55 1423 .261 27 50 2 10 19 PB - Team (26), Stanley, C 13, Barrios, K 9, De La Torre 4, Opp (7). Pickoffs - Team (3), Barrios, K 3, Opp (3). SBA/ATT - Moore, B (38-51), Barrios, K (28-43), Stanley, C (21-25), De La Torre (17-21), Shadle, M (11-14), Christensen (8-9), Lawton, K (3-8), Ramsey, K (6-7).

WAC Games: 3-12 Home: 3-6 Road: 0-6 Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Vansway, Brittney .400 15-15 40 6 16 3 0 4 14 31 .775 5 0 3 0 .467 0 1 0-0 41 39 6 .930 Smith, Morgan .387 14-11 31 8 12 1 1 0 3 15 .484 4 0 10 0 .457 0 1 6-6 10 0 2 .833 Watson, Jaylen .343 15-14 35 8 12 1 0 5 10 28 .800 8 1 6 0 .457 2 0 0-0 12 1 1 .929 Williams, Taleigh .316 15-14 38 4 12 4 0 0 3 16 .421 3 0 6 2 .357 1 2 1-1 14 28 3 .933 Romero, Erin .303 15-13 33 5 10 1 0 2 8 17 .515 5 3 8 0 .439 0 0 0-0 12 1 0 1.000 Gatlin, Brianna .256 15-15 43 6 11 0 0 1 3 14 .326 3 1 3 1 .319 0 0 1-2 65 3 4 .944 Hensley, Tiani .034 15-15 29 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 .034 1 2 14 0 .125 0 1 0-0 19 41 8 .882 Snyder, Kristy .400 7-2 10 3 4 0 0 1 1 7 .700 2 0 3 0 .500 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Barrios, Kori .333 8-6 15 3 5 0 0 0 2 5 .333 0 0 1 0 .313 1 0 0-0 14 4 0 1.000 Lauvai, Dynasty .286 8-0 7 0 2 1 0 0 2 3 .429 1 0 3 0 .375 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Peay, Megan .250 9-8 16 3 4 0 0 0 0 4 .250 4 1 5 0 .429 0 0 1-1 7 0 0 1.000 Gendlek, Kelli .250 9-2 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 .250 0 1 0 0 .333 0 0 0-0 3 0 1 .750 Stanley, Cera .200 5-3 10 2 2 0 0 1 1 5 .500 1 0 3 0 .273 0 0 0-0 8 1 0 1.000 Kofler, Hailey .133 9-6 15 1 2 0 0 1 4 5 .333 1 2 7 0 .278 0 0 0-0 39 1 0 1.000 De La Torre, Dana .000 9-6 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 1 5 0 .222 0 0 0-0 18 2 2 .909 Roth, Breezy .000 8-4 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 3 1 3 0 .400 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 .000 Harrison, Haley .000 5-1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 Austin, Sydney .000 4-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Ramsey, Kellee .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000 Totals .274 15-15 347 55 95 11 1 15 51 153 .441 42 13 82 3 .369 4 5 10-11 264 134 29 .932 Opponents .366 15-15 402 135 147 35 1 16 122 232 .577 85 10 32 6 .483 4 9 13-15 270 80 5 .986 LOB - Team (86), Opp (113). DPs turned - Team (9), Opp (9). CI - Team (2), De La Torre 2.

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Christensen, Kail 6.43 0-3 10 3 0 0 0 0 16.1 24 28 15 14 3 9 0 0 70 .343 3 5 0 2 2 Shadle, Makayla 6.63 2-2 7 5 1 0 0 0 25.1 40 32 24 20 11 8 1 4 112 .357 2 3 0 1 2 Moore, Bailey 8.40 1-5 12 6 2 0 0 1 26.2 52 47 32 23 10 10 0 6 130 .400 10 1 0 1 5 Ramsey, Kellee 3.62 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 9.2 12 6 5 12 1 2 0 3 39 .308 3 0 2 0 0 Lawton, Kelsey 13.30 0-2 8 1 0 0 0 0 10.0 19 22 19 16 7 6 0 3 51 .373 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 7.56 3-12 15 15 3 0 0 1 88.0 147 135 95 85 32 35 1 16 402 .366 19 10 2 4 9 Opponents 3.89 12-3 15 15 6 3 0 2 90.0 95 55 50 42 82 11 1 15 347 .274 8 13 1 4 5 PB - Team (7), Barrios 3, De La Torre 2, Stanley 2, Opp (3). Pickoffs - Team (2), Barrios 2. SBA/ATT - Moore (7-7), Barrios (6-7), Stanley (5-5), De La Torre (2-3), Lawton (2-3), Shadle (2-3), Christensen (2-2).

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TEAM – ALL GAMES

Batting Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT NM State .347 63 1695 465 589 100 11 103 436 1020 .602 283 34 228 14 .445 25 15 56-75 Grand Canyon .335 50 1372 308 460 68 6 44 278 672 .490 142 36 166 6 .408 14 37 23-30 Missouri-Kansas City .298 55 1558 337 465 86 11 53 293 732 .470 147 39 219 6 .370 15 38 61-80 CSU Bakersfield .293 46 1191 169 349 56 9 18 142 477 .401 102 35 180 10 .364 9 39 22-36 Seattle U .283 52 1378 235 390 74 4 35 219 577 .419 168 21 226 9 .367 9 30 34-43 Utah Valley .261 59 1423 235 371 65 7 55 219 615 .432 179 50 343 15 .361 10 19 40-49 Totals .305 325 8617 1749 2624 449 48 308 1587 4093 .475 1021 215 1362 60 .389 82 178 236-313

Pitching ERA W-L G CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP BK CSU Bakersfield 4.16 21-25 46 26 6 0 0 296.1 328 225 176 166 177 59 7 31 1191 .275 34 48 1 NM State 4.33 47-16 63 17 11 4 7 407.0 488 316 252 240 303 90 7 59 1672 .292 44 45 2 Missouri-Kansas City 4.72 27-28 55 20 4 1 2 363.0 490 307 245 119 247 80 6 55 1558 .315 19 49 0 Grand Canyon 4.79 28-22 50 7 4 1 3 322.2 368 248 221 163 227 60 4 40 1270 .290 38 50 1 Seattle U 5.78 16-36 52 15 1 0 4 326.0 498 338 269 145 143 84 12 49 1436 .347 36 27 3 Utah Valley 6.64 18-41 59 12 2 0 3 359.2 515 457 341 324 179 97 5 51 1549 .332 78 36 4 Totals 5.07 157-168 325 97 28 6 19 2074.2 2687 1891 1504 1157 1276 470 41 285 8676 .310 249 255 11

Fielding C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Grand Canyon 1371 968 367 36 .974 17 35 12 .745 7 1 NM State 1756 1221 462 73 .958 32 33 12 .733 10 1 CSU Bakersfield 1310 889 362 59 .955 20 49 11 .817 5 2 Seattle U 1481 978 428 75 .949 24 33 13 .717 16 1 Missouri-Kansas City 1591 1089 413 89 .944 10 46 11 .807 14 0 Utah Valley 1788 1079 589 120 .933 45 66 23 .742 26 5 Totals 9297 6224 2621 452 .951 148 262 82 .762 78 10

TEAM – WAC GAMES

Batting Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT Grand Canyon .363 15 410 128 149 27 2 18 115 234 .571 61 17 45 4 .461 4 13 3-4 NM State .350 15 403 109 141 16 3 27 101 244 .605 76 12 39 2 .458 9 2 9-13 CSU Bakersfield .302 15 414 64 125 21 2 9 53 177 .428 32 13 64 4 .367 4 10 7-13 Seattle U .296 14 362 58 107 21 1 6 54 148 .409 50 7 53 2 .391 0 12 6-8 Missouri-Kansas City .283 14 381 85 108 21 2 10 71 163 .428 37 12 62 1 .362 4 7 20-25 Utah Valley .274 15 347 55 95 11 1 15 51 153 .441 42 13 82 3 .369 4 5 10-11 Totals .313 88 2317 499 725 117 11 85 445 1119 .483 298 74 345 16 .404 25 49 55-74

Pitching ERA W-L G CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP BK NM State 2.60 14-1 15 6 3 1 4 97.0 88 39 36 35 76 15 2 8 363 .242 12 6 0 CSU Bakersfield 3.57 7-8 15 9 2 0 0 102.0 104 70 52 60 67 17 2 7 399 .261 13 21 0 Missouri-Kansas City 4.17 7-7 14 5 0 0 1 92.1 132 75 55 26 44 13 4 20 399 .331 3 13 0 Grand Canyon 5.80 9-6 15 2 1 0 0 93.0 119 85 77 47 83 17 1 20 379 .314 6 16 0 Seattle U 6.70 4-10 14 4 0 0 2 86.2 135 95 83 45 43 20 1 14 375 .360 18 8 1 Utah Valley 7.56 3-12 15 3 0 0 1 88.0 147 135 95 85 32 35 1 16 402 .366 19 10 2 Totals 4.98 44-44 88 29 6 1 8 559.0 725 499 398 298 345 117 11 85 2317 .313 71 74 3

Fielding C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Grand Canyon 375 279 90 6 .984 4 10 5 .667 1 0 NM State 407 291 108 8 .980 6 5 2 .714 1 0 Seattle U 395 260 123 12 .970 6 9 5 .643 4 0 Missouri-Kansas City 400 277 104 19 .953 4 7 1 .875 3 0 CSU Bakersfield 431 306 104 21 .951 7 11 4 .733 1 2 Utah Valley 427 264 134 29 .932 9 13 2 .867 7 2 Totals 2435 1677 663 95 .961 36 55 19 .743 17 4

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BATTING LEADERS Player, Team Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT Bundy, Madison, CSUB .406 43-40 106 28 43 11 0 6 18 72 .679 10 2 7 0 .466 0 2 2-3 Henry, Kayla, GCU .403 50-50 159 38 64 2 2 0 17 70 .440 20 1 10 1 .472 0 11 7-8 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .401 63-63 177 73 71 16 0 16 58 135 .763 49 6 17 1 .529 6 0 5-5 Walker, Haley, GCU .400 50-50 185 46 74 10 2 5 36 103 .557 10 2 15 0 .434 1 2 3-3 Nakamura, Brennaly, NMSU .400 38-32 100 30 40 6 0 4 22 58 .580 13 1 13 0 .470 1 1 4-6 Adams, Emma, NMSU .383 63-62 196 59 75 16 1 10 48 123 .628 29 4 18 1 .468 2 4 9-12 Kelley, Katie, UMKC .374 55-55 182 28 68 17 0 16 63 133 .731 17 1 22 2 .430 0 3 0-0 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC .373 53-53 185 39 69 15 1 8 46 110 .595 9 2 12 1 .402 3 0 6-7 Wartman, Camree, GCU .368 50-50 155 40 57 11 1 11 52 103 .665 7 4 20 0 .398 5 3 1-2 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .368 47-47 155 42 57 15 0 5 43 87 .561 15 3 8 3 .426 3 0 2-4 Nakamura, Haley, NMSU .358 50-48 120 32 43 5 0 0 9 48 .400 18 3 16 0 .454 0 4 6-10 Padilla, Malena, NMSU .354 62-57 189 41 67 10 3 10 53 113 .598 8 1 14 3 .376 4 0 3-3 Bouska, Paige, SU .352 50-49 162 30 57 6 1 0 9 65 .401 13 0 13 0 .400 0 3 6-10 Boling, Bianca, GCU .348 48-42 132 22 46 8 1 9 36 83 .629 21 0 28 0 .435 1 0 0-0 Gatlin, Brianna, UVU .347 52-51 144 27 50 10 0 8 25 84 .583 16 4 12 3 .427 0 0 3-5

PITCHING LEADERS Player, Team ERA W-L App SV IP H R ER BB SO Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 2.93 16-11 33 0 181.1 169 99 76 105 125 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 3.34 21-5 43 3 151.0 148 81 72 77 143 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 3.84 13-7 39 3 129.1 110 75 71 67 134 Grove, Amber, UMKC 4.13 8-9 28 0 103.1 141 77 61 38 59 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 4.19 10-12 31 1 137.0 160 106 82 47 110 Regester, Kailey, GCU 4.32 10-7 23 0 97.1 103 63 60 41 40 McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 4.38 8-4 31 2 99.0 140 98 62 63 46 Sugita, Mandie, SU 4.66 9-13 34 1 141.1 181 128 94 56 75 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 4.75 18-7 43 2 151.2 182 120 103 95 112 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 5.33 9-6 30 1 105.0 154 101 80 28 74 Moore, Bailey, UVU 5.56 12-21 49 1 190.0 262 211 151 136 98 Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB 5.71 4-6 18 0 57.2 74 66 47 30 21 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 5.88 4-15 30 2 110.2 176 110 93 56 50 Bergman, Bailey, GCU 6.41 4-4 22 0 59.0 90 67 54 31 35 Shadle, Makayla, UVU 6.87 5-6 29 1 70.1 110 92 69 72 44

FIELDING LEADERS Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Medina, Brittany, GCU 161 146 15 0 1.000 1 21 7 .750 2 0 Henry, Kayla, GCU 71 66 5 0 1.000 2 0 0 - 0 0 Walker, Haley, GCU 70 65 5 0 1.000 1 0 0 - 0 0 Regester, Lauren, GCU 56 50 6 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 Boling, Bianca, GCU 247 233 12 2 .992 9 0 0 - 0 0 Curry, Nicole, CSUB 228 220 6 2 .991 15 0 0 - 0 0 Newbury, Nicole, GCU 110 39 70 1 .991 6 0 0 - 0 0 Bevan, Emily, UMKC 244 231 10 3 .988 5 0 0 - 0 0 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 344 318 21 5 .985 25 0 0 - 0 0 Morrow, Bubba, SU 137 110 25 2 .985 2 21 11 .656 12 0 Reedy, Tatum, NMSU 264 233 27 4 .985 4 22 10 .688 6 0 Carter, Ashley, CSUB 120 109 9 2 .983 2 27 3 .900 2 1 Jordan, Annie, GCU 113 98 13 2 .982 1 14 5 .737 5 1 Kofler, Hailey, UVU 157 149 5 3 .981 13 0 0 - 0 0 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 147 102 42 3 .980 3 21 6 .778 0 0

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BATTING AVERAGE HITS TOTAL BASES HITS PER GAME Player, Team Avg. Player, Team No. Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Bundy, Madison, CSUB .406 Adams, Emma, NMSU 75 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 137 Walker, Haley, GCU 1.48 Henry, Kayla, GCU .403 Walker, Haley, GCU 74 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 135 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 1.30 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .401 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 71 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 133 Henry, Kayla, GCU 1.28 Walker, Haley, GCU .400 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 69 Adams, Emma, NMSU 123 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 1.24 Nakamura, Brennaly, NMSU .400 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 68 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 113 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 1.21 Adams, Emma, NMSU .383 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 67 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 110 Adams, Emma, NMSU 1.19 Kelley, Katie, UMKC .374 Henry, Kayla, GCU 64 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 107 Bouska, Paige, SU 1.14 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC .373 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 59 Maples, Marlee, UMKC 105 Wartman, Camree, GCU 1.14 Wartman, Camree, GCU .368 3 tied at 57 Wartman, Camree, GCU 103 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 1.13 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .368 Walker, Haley, GCU 103 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 1.08 RUNS BATTED IN SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Player, Team No. WALKS RUNS SCORED PER GAME Player, Team Pct. Finau, Fiana, NMSU 74 Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Finau, Fiana, NMSU .792 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 63 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 49 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 1.16 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .763 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 58 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 47 Adams, Emma, NMSU .94 Kelley, Katie, UMKC .731 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 57 Adams, Emma, NMSU 29 Walker, Haley, GCU .92 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .679 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 53 Watson, Jaylen, UVU 28 Parker, Brooke, UMKC .92 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .673 Wartman, Camree, GCU 52 Rother, Lacey, NMSU 27 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .89 Wartman, Camree, GCU .665 Adams, Emma, NMSU 48 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 24 Wartman, Camree, GCU .80 Watson, Jaylen, UVU .639 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 46 Morrow, Bubba, SU 24 Nakamura, Brennaly, NMSU .79 Medina, Brittany, GCU .632 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 43 Geronimo, Isabella, SU 22 Maples, Marlee, UMKC .78 Boling, Bianca, GCU .629 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 39 Leach, Kelsey, UMKC 22 Finau, Fiana, NMSU .77 Adams, Emma, NMSU .628 3 tied at 21 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU .76 DOUBLES ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Player, Team No. TOTAL PLATE APPEARANCES DOUBLES PER GAME Player, Team Pct. Kelley, Katie, UMKC 17 Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .529 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 16 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 238 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .32 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .490 Adams, Emma, NMSU 16 Adams, Emma, NMSU 236 Kelley, Katie, UMKC .31 Henry, Kayla, GCU .472 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 15 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 210 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC .28 Nakamura, Brennaly, NMSU .470 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 15 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 203 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .26 Adams, Emma, NMSU .468 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 12 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 202 Adams, Emma, NMSU .25 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .466 Bundy, Madison, CSUB 11 Walker, Haley, GCU 200 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .25 Nakamura, Haley, NMSU .454 Maulden, Lisa, SU 11 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 199 Medina, Brittany, GCU .24 Boling, Bianca, GCU .435 Wartman, Camree, GCU 11 Geronimo, Isabella, SU 199 Maulden, Lisa, SU .22 Morrow, Bubba, SU .435 5 tied at 10 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 199 Wartman, Camree, GCU .22 Walker, Haley, GCU .434 Henry, Kayla, GCU 191 Cardoza, Adrianna, CSUB .22 TRIPLES RUNS SCORED Player, Team No. STOLEN BASES TRIPLES PER GAME Player, Team No. Maples, Marlee, UMKC 4 Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 73 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU 4 Parker, Brooke, UMKC 32 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU .08 Adams, Emma, NMSU 59 Simmons, Alex, CSUB 3 Smith, Morgan, UVU 14 Maples, Marlee, UMKC .07 Walker, Haley, GCU 46 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 3 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU 13 Simmons, Alex, CSUB .07 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 46 10 tied at 2 Geronimo, Isabella, SU 10 Padilla, Malena, NMSU .05 Parker, Brooke, UMKC 44 Simmons, Alex, CSUB 10 Gonzalez, Selena, CSUB .05 Maples, Marlee, UMKC 43 HOME RUNS Rodgers, Erika, SU 9 Raeber, Sydney, CSUB .04 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 42 Player, Team No. Adams, Emma, NMSU 9 Parker, Brooke, UMKC .04 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 41 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 24 Wyatt, Bri, UMKC 8 Walker, Haley, GCU .04 Wartman, Camree, GCU 40 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 16 Williams, Taleigh, UVU 7 Henry, Kayla, GCU .04 2 tied at 39 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 16 Henry, Kayla, GCU 7 Leach, Kelsey, UMKC .04 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 14 Watson, Jaylen, UVU 13 Maples, Marlee, UMKC 12 Wartman, Camree, GCU 11 Adams, Emma, NMSU 10 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 10 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 10

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HOME RUNS PER GAME INNINGS PITCHED STRIKEOUTS PER GAME PUTOUTS Player, Team Avg. Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Player, Team No. Finau, Fiana, NMSU .40 Moore, Bailey, UVU 190.0 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 7.25 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 318 Kelley, Katie, UMKC .29 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 181.1 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 6.63 Maulden, Lisa, SU 306 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .25 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 151.2 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 5.62 Reedy, Tatum, NMSU 233 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 151.0 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .23 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 5.17 Boling, Bianca, GCU 233 Sugita, Mandie, SU 141.1 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 4.93 Watson, Jaylen, UVU .22 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 137.0 Bevan, Emily, UMKC 231 Wartman, Camree, GCU .22 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 129.1 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 4.83 Friloux, Alexandra, UMKC 225 Maples, Marlee, UMKC .22 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 110.2 Shadle, Makayla, UVU 4.38 Curry, Nicole, CSUB 220 Boling, Bianca, GCU .19 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 105.0 Bergman, Bailey, GCU 4.15 Williams, Taleigh, UVU 217 Vansway, Brittney, UVU .17 Grove, Amber, UMKC 103.1 Grove, Amber, UMKC 4.00 Kofler, Hailey, UVU 149 Padilla, Malena, NMSU .16 Sugita, Mandie, SU 3.71 Medina, Brittany, GCU 146 STRIKEOUTS RBI PER GAME Player, Team No. WALKS ALLOWED PER GAME ASSISTS Player, Team Avg. Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 143 Player, Team Avg. Player, Team No. Finau, Fiana, NMSU 1.23 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 134 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 1.87 Hensley, Tiani, UVU 183 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 1.15 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 125 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 2.40 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 128 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 112 Wartman, Camree, GCU 1.04 Grove, Amber, UMKC 2.57 Adams, Emma, NMSU 106 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 110 Sugita, Mandie, SU 2.77 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .93 Moore, Bailey, UVU 98 Maples, Marlee, UMKC 101 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .92 Sugita, Mandie, SU 75 Davis, Lindsay, SU 2.90 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU 100 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .91 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 74 Regester, Kailey, GCU 2.95 Simmons, Alex, CSUB 97 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC .87 Grove, Amber, UMKC 59 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 3.54 Bouska, Paige, SU 78 Padilla, Malena, NMSU .85 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 50 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 3.57 Kristjanson, Maddy, SU 77 Adams, Emma, NMSU .76 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 3.63 Nakamura, Haley, NMSU 77 Boling, Bianca, GCU .75 WINS Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB 3.64 Wartman, Camree, GCU 75 Player, Team No. EARNED RUN AVERAGE Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 21 HITS ALLOWED PER GAME FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS Player, Team Avg. McBride, Dallas, NMSU 18 Player, Team Avg. Player, Team No. Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 2.93 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 16 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 5.95 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 25 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 13 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 3.34 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 6.52 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 25 Moore, Bailey, UVU 12 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 6.86 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 3.84 Regester, Kailey, GCU 10 Hensley, Tiani, UVU 23 Grove, Amber, UMKC 4.13 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 10 Regester, Kailey, GCU 7.41 Maulden, Lisa, SU 18 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 4.19 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 9 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 8.18 Curry, Nicole, CSUB 15 Regester, Kailey, GCU 4.32 Sugita, Mandie, SU 9 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 8.40 Williams, Taleigh, UVU 14 McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 4.38 2 tied at 8 Sugita, Mandie, SU 8.96 Kofler, Hailey, UVU 13 Sugita, Mandie, SU 4.66 Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB 8.98 Gatlin, Brianna, UVU 12 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 4.75 SAVES Grove, Amber, UMKC 9.55 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU 12 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 5.33 Player, Team No. Moore, Bailey, UVU 9.65 2 tied at 11 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 3 OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 3 FIELDING PERCENTAGE Reuble, Alyssa, SU 2 Player, Team Avg. Player, Team Pct. McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 2 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU .237 Medina, Brittany, GCU 1.000 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 2 Henry, Kayla, GCU 1.000 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB .242 7 tied at 1 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU .253 Walker, Haley, GCU 1.000 Regester, Kailey, GCU .275 APPEARANCES Regester, Lauren, GCU 1.000 Kelley, Katie, UMKC .284 Player, Team No. Rodgers, Erika, SU 1.000 McBride, Dallas, NMSU .294 Moore, Bailey, UVU 49 Gale, Alex, UMKC 1.000 Sugita, Mandie, SU .303 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 43 Coates, Jenna, GCU 1.000 Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB .305 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 43 Bergeson, Amy, NMSU 1.000 Grove, Amber, UMKC .318 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 39 Peay, Megan, UVU 1.000 Moore, Bailey, UVU .319 Sugita, Mandie, SU 34 Leach, Kendra, UMKC 1.000 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 33 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 31 McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 31 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 30 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 30

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BATTING LEADERS Player, Team Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .523 15-15 44 19 23 6 0 2 16 35 .795 9 3 6 0 .603 2 0 0-0 Walker, Haley, GCU .500 15-15 54 17 27 3 0 3 15 39 .722 5 2 4 0 .557 0 1 0-0 Nakamura, Haley, NMSU .500 11-11 30 5 15 2 0 0 2 17 .567 4 0 0 0 .559 0 2 0-1 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .475 15-15 40 12 19 5 0 3 8 33 .825 6 1 2 0 .553 0 1 1-2 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .447 14-14 38 9 17 0 0 6 18 35 .921 12 0 6 0 .558 2 0 0-0 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .409 15-15 44 19 18 4 0 2 14 28 .636 10 3 3 1 .534 1 0 0-1 Henry, Kayla, GCU .400 15-15 45 15 18 0 1 0 10 20 .444 4 1 5 1 .460 0 5 0-0 Parker, Brooke, UMKC .400 14-13 40 11 16 2 1 0 8 20 .500 5 1 5 0 .478 0 0 12-14 Vansway, Brittney, UVU .400 15-15 40 6 16 3 0 4 14 31 .775 5 0 3 0 .467 0 1 0-0 Smith, Morgan, UVU .387 14-11 31 8 12 1 1 0 3 15 .484 4 0 10 0 .457 0 1 6-6 Boling, Bianca, GCU .385 14-13 39 9 15 4 1 0 11 21 .538 10 0 8 0 .500 1 0 0-0 Bouska, Paige, SU .375 12-12 40 5 15 1 1 0 2 18 .450 4 0 3 0 .432 0 0 1-2 Medina, Brittany, GCU .372 15-15 43 12 16 6 0 3 17 31 .721 6 0 2 0 .440 1 1 0-0 Nakamura, Brennaly, NMSU .353 11-11 34 12 12 1 0 1 4 16 .471 7 1 2 0 .476 0 0 1-1 Geronimo, Isabella, SU .348 14-14 46 8 16 2 0 2 10 24 .522 3 2 4 1 .412 0 2 2-2

PITCHING LEADERS Player, Team ERA W-L App SV IP H R ER BB SO Regester, Kailey, GCU 0.82 2-0 5 0 17.0 12 2 2 4 13 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 1.95 3-1 9 1 32.1 33 15 9 4 14 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 2.24 6-0 8 1 34.1 27 12 11 10 31 McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 2.52 2-1 8 2 25.0 28 11 9 12 9 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 2.67 6-3 10 0 63.0 56 32 24 43 48 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 2.97 6-0 10 1 37.2 33 16 16 13 36 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 4.20 2-2 7 0 28.1 45 27 17 10 21 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 4.73 6-1 12 0 47.1 46 32 32 21 54 Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB 5.73 1-4 6 0 29.1 38 34 24 11 9 Grove, Amber, UMKC 6.04 2-4 7 0 26.2 44 27 23 10 9 Davis, Lindsay, SU 6.27 1-1 9 1 22.1 38 22 20 7 6 Christensen, Kaile, UVU 6.43 0-3 10 0 16.1 24 28 15 14 3 Shadle, Makayla, UVU 6.63 2-2 7 0 25.1 40 32 24 20 11 Sugita, Mandie, SU 6.77 1-5 10 0 40.1 63 47 39 22 21 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 7.00 2-4 7 1 24.0 34 26 24 16 16

FIELDING LEADERS Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Maulden, Lisa, SU 101 97 4 0 1.000 5 0 0 - 0 0 Medina, Brittany, GCU 92 82 10 0 1.000 0 10 5 .667 1 0 Curry, Nicole, CSUB 91 90 1 0 1.000 5 0 0 - 0 0 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 82 76 6 0 1.000 4 0 0 - 0 0 Boling, Bianca, GCU 67 66 1 0 1.000 2 0 0 - 0 0 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU 44 19 25 0 1.000 2 0 0 - 0 0 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 44 38 6 0 1.000 2 3 1 .750 0 0 Adams, Emma, NMSU 44 17 27 0 1.000 2 0 0 - 0 0 Kofler, Hailey, UVU 40 39 1 0 1.000 1 0 0 - 0 0 Morrow, Bubba, SU 38 27 11 0 1.000 0 6 5 .545 3 0 Geronimo, Isabella, SU 28 28 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 Green, Corrin, NMSU 26 21 5 0 1.000 1 1 0 1.000 0 0 Newbury, Nicole, GCU 26 10 16 0 1.000 1 0 0 - 0 0 Cavazos, Julea, CSUB 23 21 2 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 22 22 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0

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BATTING AVERAGE HITS HOME RUNS STOLEN BASES Player, Team Avg. Player, Team No. Player, Team No. Player, Team No. Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .523 Walker, Haley, GCU 27 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 9 Parker, Brooke, UMKC 12 Walker, Haley, GCU .500 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 23 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 6 Smith, Morgan, UVU 6 Nakamura, Haley, NMSU .500 Bundy, Madison, CSUB 19 Wartman, Camree, GCU 5 Simmons, Alex, CSUB 4 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .475 Wartman, Camree, GCU 18 Watson, Jaylen, UVU 5 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU 4 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .447 Henry, Kayla, GCU 18 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 4 Maples, Marlee, UMKC 2 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .409 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 18 Maples, Marlee, UMKC 3 Geronimo, Isabella, SU 2 Henry, Kayla, GCU .400 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 17 Walker, Haley, GCU 3 Rodgers, Erika, SU 2 Parker, Brooke, UMKC .400 8 tied at 16 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 3 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 2 Vansway, Brittney, UVU .400 Bundy, Madison, CSUB 3 Leach, Kelsey, UMKC 2 Smith, Morgan, UVU .387 RUNS BATTED IN Medina, Brittany, GCU 3 19 tied at 1 Player, Team No. SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Finau, Fiana, NMSU 22 TOTAL BASES HITS PER GAME Player, Team Pct. Wartman, Camree, GCU 21 Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .921 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 18 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 43 Walker, Haley, GCU 1.80 Finau, Fiana, NMSU .915 Medina, Brittany, GCU 17 Walker, Haley, GCU 39 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 1.53 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .825 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 16 Wartman, Camree, GCU 37 Nakamura, Haley, NMSU 1.36 Watson, Jaylen, UVU .800 Walker, Haley, GCU 15 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 35 Bundy, Madison, CSUB 1.27 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .795 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 14 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 35 Bouska, Paige, SU 1.25 Vansway, Brittney, UVU .775 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 14 Bundy, Madison, CSUB 33 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 1.21 Walker, Haley, GCU .722 Christopher, Caitl, UMKC 12 Medina, Brittany, GCU 31 Wartman, Camree, GCU 1.20 Medina, Brittany, GCU .721 3 tied at 11 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 31 Henry, Kayla, GCU 1.20 Wartman, Camree, GCU .712 Watson, Jaylen, UVU 28 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 1.20 Reedy, Tatum, NMSU .696 DOUBLES Barak, Kelsey, GCU 28 Geronimo, Isabella, SU 1.14 Player, Team No. ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Medina, Brittany, GCU 6 WALKS RUNS SCORED PER GAME Player, Team Pct. Maulden, Lisa, SU 6 Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .603 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 6 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 12 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 1.27 Nakamura, Haley, NMSU .559 Bundy, Madison, CSUB 5 Adams, Emma, NMSU 12 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 1.27 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .558 10 tied at 4 Campbell, Molly, SU 11 Walker, Haley, GCU 1.13 Walker, Haley, GCU .557 Boling, Bianca, GCU 10 Nakamura, Brennaly, NMSU 1.09 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .553 TRIPLES Morrow, Bubba, SU 10 Henry, Kayla, GCU 1.00 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .534 Player, Team No. Barak, Kelsey, GCU 10 Wartman, Camree, GCU .93 Boling, Bianca, GCU .500 Padilla, Malena, NMSU 2 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 9 Coates, Jenna, GCU .93 Morrow, Bubba, SU .500 Bouska, Paige, SU 1 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 8 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU .90 Campbell, Molly, SU .486 Henry, Kayla, GCU 1 Coates, Jenna, GCU 8 Finau, Fiana, NMSU .80 Parker, Brooke, UMKC .478 Boling, Bianca, GCU 1 Watson, Jaylen, UVU 8 Medina, Brittany, GCU .80 Raeber, Sydney, CSUB 1 RUNS SCORED Simmons, Alex, CSUB 1 TOTAL PLATE APPEARANCES DOUBLES PER GAME Player, Team No. Smith, Morgan, UVU 1 Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Barak, Kelsey, GCU 19 Wyatt, Bri, UMKC 1 Walker, Haley, GCU 62 Maulden, Lisa, SU .43 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 19 Parker, Brooke, UMKC 1 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 58 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU .40 Walker, Haley, GCU 17 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 1 Barak, Kelsey, GCU 58 Medina, Brittany, GCU .40 Henry, Kayla, GCU 15 Newbury, Nicole, GCU 56 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .33 Wartman, Camree, GCU 14 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 56 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC .29 Coates, Jenna, GCU 14 Cardoza, Adrianna, CSUB 56 Friloux, Alexandra, UMKC .29 Bundy, Madison, CSUB 12 Wartman, Camree, GCU 56 Boling, Bianca, GCU .29 Finau, Fiana, NMSU 12 Simmons, Alex, CSUB 55 Morrow, Bubba, SU .29 Nakamura, Brennaly, NMSU 12 Henry, Kayla, GCU 55 Goodwin, Kelsey, UMKC .27 Medina, Brittany, GCU 12 2 tied at 54 Reedy, Tatum, NMSU .27

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TRIPLES PER GAME OPPOSING BATTING AVERAGE APPEARANCES FIELDING PERCENTAGE Player, Team Avg. Player, Team Avg. Player, Team No. Player, Team Pct. Padilla, Malena, NMSU .13 Regester, Kailey, GCU .203 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 12 Maulden, Lisa, SU 1.000 Bouska, Paige, SU .08 McBride, Dallas, NMSU .220 Moore, Bailey, UVU 12 Medina, Brittany, GCU 1.000 Parker, Brooke, UMKC .07 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU .228 Sugita, Mandie, SU 10 Curry, Nicole, CSUB 1.000 Boling, Bianca, GCU .07 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB .235 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 10 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 1.000 Smith, Morgan, UVU .07 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC .260 Christensen, Kaile, UVU 10 Boling, Bianca, GCU 1.000 Simmons, Alex, CSUB .07 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU .260 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 10 Adams, Emma, NMSU 1.000 Raeber, Sydney, CSUB .07 McAdams, Makayla, NMSU .295 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 9 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 1.000 Henry, Kayla, GCU .07 Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB .306 Davis, Lindsay, SU 9 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU 1.000 Walker, Haley, GCU .00 Reuble, Alyssa, SU .333 3 tied at 8 Kofler, Hailey, UVU 1.000 Wartman, Camree, GCU .00 Christensen, Kaile, UVU .343 Morrow, Bubba, SU 1.000 STRIKEOUTS PER GAME INNINGS PITCHED HOME RUNS PER GAME Player, Team Avg. PUTOUTS Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 7.99 Player, Team No. Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 63.0 Finau, Fiana, NMSU .60 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 6.69 Maulden, Lisa, SU 97 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 47.1 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU .43 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 6.32 Curry, Nicole, CSUB 90 Sugita, Mandie, SU 40.1 Wartman, Camree, GCU .33 Regester, Kailey, GCU 5.35 Medina, Brittany, GCU 82 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 37.2 Watson, Jaylen, UVU .33 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 5.33 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 76 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 34.1 Vansway, Brittney, UVU .27 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 5.19 Boling, Bianca, GCU 66 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 32.1 Maples, Marlee, UMKC .21 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 4.67 Gatlin, Brianna, UVU 65 Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB 29.1 Kelley, Katie, UMKC .21 Bergman, Bailey, GCU 3.82 Carter, Ashley, CSUB 59 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 28.1 Walker, Haley, GCU .20 Sugita, Mandie, SU 3.64 Reedy, Tatum, NMSU 58 Moore, Bailey, UVU 26.2 Medina, Brittany, GCU .20 Shadle, Makayla, UVU 3.04 Bevan, Emily, UMKC 50 Grove, Amber, UMKC 26.2 Bundy, Madison, CSUB .20 Friloux, Alexandra, UMKC 43 STRIKEOUTS WALKS ALLOWED PER GAME RBI PER GAME Player, Team No. Player, Team Avg. ASSISTS Player, Team Avg. Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 54 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC .87 Player, Team No. Finau, Fiana, NMSU 1.47 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 48 Regester, Kailey, GCU 1.65 Hensley, Tiani, UVU 41 Wartman, Camree, GCU 1.40 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 36 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 2.04 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 39 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 1.29 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 31 Davis, Lindsay, SU 2.19 Kristjanson, Maddy, SU 36 Medina, Brittany, GCU 1.13 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 21 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 2.42 Williams, Taleigh, UVU 28 Rodriguez, Staci, NMSU 1.07 Sugita, Mandie, SU 21 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 2.47 Adams, Emma, NMSU 27 Walker, Haley, GCU 1.00 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 16 Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB 2.62 Leach, Kelsey, UMKC 27 Barak, Kelsey, GCU .93 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 14 Grove, Amber, UMKC 2.62 Rodriguez, Rachel, NMSU 25 Vansway, Brittney, UVU .93 Regester, Kailey, GCU 13 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 3.11 Wartman, Camree, GCU 25 Christopher, Caitl, UMKC .86 Shadle, Makayla, UVU 11 McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 3.36 Cardoza, Adrianna, CSUB 23 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC .79 Saenz, Rose, SU 22 WINS HITS ALLOWED PER GAME Player, Team No. EARNED RUN AVERAGE Player, Team Avg. FIELDING DOUBLE PLAYS Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 6 Player, Team Avg. Regester, Kailey, GCU 4.94 Player, Team No. McBride, Dallas, NMSU 6 Regester, Kailey, GCU 0.82 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 6 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 5.50 Vansway, Brittney, UVU 7 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 1.95 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 6 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 6.13 Gatlin, Brianna, UVU 7 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 2.24 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 3 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 6.22 Maulden, Lisa, SU 5 McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 2.52 6 tied at 2 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 6.80 Curry, Nicole, CSUB 5 Monroe, Kelsie, CSUB 2.67 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 7.14 Hensley, Tiani, UVU 4 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 2.97 SAVES McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 7.84 Dodd, Kelsey, NMSU 4 Kelley, Katie, UMKC 4.20 Player, Team No. Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB 9.07 Kristjanson, Maddy, SU 4 Nowlin, Taylor, GCU 4.73 McAdams, Makayla, NMSU 2 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 9.92 Williams, Taleigh, UVU 4 Klimenko, Lyndsay, CSUB 5.73 McBride, Dallas, NMSU 1 Christensen, Kaile, UVU 10.29 4 tied at 3 Grove, Amber, UMKC 6.04 Ramos, Cinda, UMKC 1 Davis, Lindsay, SU 1 Reuble, Alyssa, SU 1 Moore, Bailey, UVU 1 Donisthorpe, Karys, NMSU 1

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INDIVIDUAL Most Strikeouts Most Runs Batted In Most At Bats 4 Megan Fincher, NEV vs. BSU, 2010 19 Hawai‘i vs. Nevada, 2010 8 Haley Perskin, FS, 2009 Kelly Majam, UH vs. NEV, 2010 Trisha Ramos, UH, 2001 Alissa Murphy, SJSU vs. NEV, 2009 Most Opponents Struck Out Marissa Smith, PSU, 2001 Dara Pagaduan, UH vs. FS, 2009 22 Fresno State vs. Tulsa, 2002 Amber Miles, LTU vs. FS, 2002 Most Runs Shameika Cofer, LTU vs. FS, 2002 Most Innings Pitched 4 Lisa Maulden, SU vs. UVU, 2014 Monica Martell, PSU vs. LMU, 2000 18.0 Fresno State vs. Louisiana Tech, 2002 Michelle Cox, SJSU vs. NEV, 2012 Stephanie Norton, CSU vs. Sac. St., 1996 Markesha Collins, SJSU vs. USU, 2012 Most Runs, One Inning Kathy Cox, BSU vs. NMSU, 2010 Most Runs Batted In 17 NM State vs. CSU Bakersfield, 2014 Stephanie Herrera, NMSU, vs. LTU, 2008 8 Jessica Iwata, UH vs. BSU, 2010 Christina Clark, FS, vs. NEV, 2005 Brittany McConnell, SJSU vs. NMSU, 2008 MISCELLANEOUS Courtney Lewis, SJSU, vs. LTU, 2005 Most Double Plays Jamie Southern, FS vs. NEV, 2004 Fewest Hits Allowed 3 CSU Bakersfield vs. Grand Canyon, 2015 Amanda Scott, FS vs. SJSU, 1999 0 Several Players NM State vs. Nevada, 2012 Tia Morenz, UH vs. UNM, 1997 Fresno State vs. San Jose State, 2011 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU vs. SUU, 1996 Most Runs Allowed San Jose State vs. Fresno State, 2011 Scia Maumausolo, CSN vs. SDSU, 1995 19 Janet Lewis, SUU vs. CSN, 1994 Fresno State vs. Nevada, 2011 Laura Berg, FS vs. Sac. St., 1994 San Jose State vs. Louisiana Tech, 2011 Most Walks Allowed Utah State vs. Louisiana Tech, 2011 Most Hits 8 Ali Andrus-Sagas, UU vs. FS, 1997 San Jose State vs. NM State, 2010 5 Kaylie Randall, NMSU vs. NEV, 2011 Erin Bennett, CSU vs. Sac. State, 1996 NM State vs. Louisiana Tech, 2010 Amanda Tauali’i, UH vs. NMSU, 2010 San Jose State vs. Louisiana Tech, 2009 Brittany Lorenzen, UN vs. LTU, 2006 Most Opponents Struck Out Utah State vs. San Jose State, 2008 Joyce Lum, UH vs. SDSU, 1998 22 Jamie Southern, FS vs. LTU, 2002 NM State vs. Nevada, 2008 Nina Lindenberg, FS vs. CSU, 1996 Utah State vs. NM State, 2007 Amber Wall, FS vs. Sac. State, 1996 Most Innings Pitched Fresno State vs. NM State, 2006 18 Jamie Southern, FS vs. LTU, 2002 San Jose State vs. Nevada, 2006 Most Doubles Lindsey Meadows, LTU vs. FS, 2002 New Mexico vs. Colorado State, 1994 3 Kelsey Goodwin, UMKC vs. UVU, 2015 Fresno State vs. New Mexico, 1993 Bubba Morrow, SU vs. USU, 2013 TEAM Portland State vs. Tulsa, 2001 Cheryl Freitas, SJSU vs. NEV, 2012 Most at Bats Jessica Garcia, SJSU vs. USU, 2012 74 Fresno State vs. Louisiana Tech, 2002 Most Runs, Both Teams Tina Ferguson, USU vs. NEV, 2011 28 Fresno State 16, Utah State 12, 2011 Rochelle Sandberg, LTU vs. NMSU, 2006 Most Runs Sarah Fredstrom, CSU vs. SJSU, 1997 20 Hawai‘i vs. Nevada, 2010 Largest Winning Margin Amy ReCouper, CSU vs. UNM, 1996 Hawai‘i vs. San Jose State, 2007 20 Hawai‘i 20, Nevada 0, 2010 Missy Cress, CSN vs. SUU, 1993 Hawai‘i 20, San Jose State 0, 2007 Most Hits Most Triples 24 Hawai‘i vs. San Jose State, 2007 2 Devin Caldwell, SJSU vs. USU, 2013 Haley Gilleland, FS vs. LTU, 2011 Most Doubles Kristen Hunter, FS vs. TU, 2000 10 CSUN vs. New Mexico, 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS vs. UH, 1997 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU vs. SUU, 1996 Most Triples 4 San Jose State vs. Tulsa, 1997 Most Home Runs 3 Jessica Iwata, UH vs. BSU, 2010 Most Home Runs Amanda Tauali‘i, UH vs. NEV, 2009 6 Hawai‘i vs. Boise State, 2010 Christina Clark, FS vs. Hawai‘i, 2004 Hawai‘i vs. Boise State, 2010 Louisiana Tech vs. NM State, 2009 Most Stolen Bases Fresno State vs. Nevada, 2004 5 Sandy Rhea, UU vs. SJSU, 1998 Most Stolen Bases Most Walks 7 San Jose State vs. Louisiana Tech, 2005 4 Lacey Rother, NMSU vs. CSUB, 2014 Amanda Krueger, LTU vs. USU, 2013 Most Walks Jessica Iwata, UH vs. LTU, 2012 12 Brigham Young vs. Utah State, 2012 Hoku Nohara, NMSU vs. USU, 2011 Devon Bridges, BSU vs. NMSU, 2011 Most Strikeouts Christina Clark, FS vs. NMSU, 2006 22 Tulsa vs. Fresno State, 2002 Nina Lindenberg, FS vs. UU, 1997

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INDIVIDUAL TEAM

Highest Batting Average Highest Batting Average .508 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State, 1996 .347 NM State, 2015

Highest Slugging Percentage Highest Slugging Percentage 1.007 Hoku Nohara, Hawai‘i, 2011 .642 Hawai‘i, 2010

Most At Bats Most At Bats 245 Laura Berg, Fresno State, 1997 2004 Frenso State, 1999

Most Runs Most Runs 81 Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i, 2010 488 Hawai‘i, 2010

Most Hits Most Hits 114 Robyn Yorke, Fresno State, 1995 630 Fresno State, 1997

Most Doubles Most Doubles 29 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State, 1996 100 NM State, 2015 Nevada, 2008 Most Triples Fresno State, 1997 12 Holly Schmillen, Colorado State, 1999 Most Triples Most Home Runs 28 Fresno State, 1995 30 Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i, 2010 Most Home Runs Most Runs Batted In 158 Hawai‘i, 2010 88 Delaney Willard, Brigham Young, 2012 Most Runs Batted In Most Stolen Bases 448 Hawai‘i, 2010 46 Sandy Rhea, Utah, 1997 Most Stolen Bases Best Earned Run Average 105 Colorado State, 1997 0.24 Amanda Scott, Fresno State, 1999 Best Earned Run Average Most Innings Pitched 0.47 CSUN, 1994 360.2 Morgan Melloh, Fresno State, 2008 Most Innings Pitched Most Opponents Struck Out 524.0 Fresno State, 2002 454 Morgan Melloh, Fresno State, 2008 Opponents Struck Out Most Wins 545 Fresno State, 2009 42 Morgan Melloh, Fresno State, 2008 Best Fielding Percentage Most Walks .977 Fresno State, 2002 63 Hoku Nohara, NM State, 2011 Most Wins Most Strikeouts 64 Fresno State, 1999 53 Erin Romero, Utah Valley, 2014 Heather Doiron, Louisiana Tech, 2008 Most Losses Cindy Elkins, Nevada, 2006 49 Louisiana Tech, 2005 Veronica Green, Fresno State, 2004 Best Record Most Runs Allowed 65-10 Fresno State, 1999 221 Bailey Moore, Utah Valley, 2015 Worst Record Most Walks Allowed 6-42 Southern Utah, 1994 141 Meghan Krieg, Louisiana Tech, 2010

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INDIVIDUAL TEAM

Highest Batting Average Highest Batting Average .535 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State, 1996 .380 Hawai‘i, 2007

Highest Slugging Percentage Highest Slugging Percentage 1.050 Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i, 2010 .752 Hawai‘i, 2010

Most At Bats Most At Bats 118 Laura Berg, Fresno State, 1997 907 Frenso State, 1997

Most Runs Most Runs 40 Becky Witt, Fresno State, 1998 195 Fresno State, 1998

Most Hits Most Hits 52 Laura Berg, Fresno State, 1998 299 Hawai‘i, 1998

Most Doubles Most Doubles 15 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State, 1996 51 Fresno State, 1997

Most Triples Most Triples 6 Valeri Quintero, San Jose, 1997 14 San Jose State, 1997

Most Home Runs Most Home Runs 11 Melissa Gonzalez, Hawai‘i, 2010 65 Hawai‘i, 2010 Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i, 2010 Most Runs Batted In Most Runs Batted In 180 Hawai‘i, 2010 43 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State, 1998 Most Stolen Bases Most Stolen Bases 50 Colorado State, 1997 24 Sandy Rhea, Utah, 1997 Best Earned Run Average Best Earned Run Average 0.47 Fresno State, 2000 0.00 Amanda Scott, Fresno State, 2000 Most Innings Pitched Most Innings Pitched 219.0 Colorado State, 1997 150.0 Maureen Brady, Fresno State, 1994 Opponents Struck Out Most Opponents Struck Out 182 Fresno State, 2009 163 Morgan Melloh, Fresno State, 2009 Best Fielding Percentage Most Wins .984 Grand Canyon, 2015 18 Ali Andrus, Utah, 1994 Most Wins Most Walks 28 Fresno State, 1998 32 Julie Crandall, UNLV, 1998 Most Losses Most Strikeouts 27 Southern Utah, 1996 28 Kellie Culligan, Southern Utah, 1995 27 Tulsa, 1997

Most Runs Allowed Best Record 103 Tresa Green, Tulsa, 1997 19-1 Hawai‘i, 2010

Most Walks Allowed Worst Record 56 Meghan Krieg, Louisiana Tech, 2010 1-27 Southern Utah, 1996 Kristy Byrge, New Mexico, 1995

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BATTING AVERAGE AT BATS HITS TRIPLES 1991 Utah .259 1991 Creighton 1755 1991 Creighton 426 1991 Creighton 15 1992 Colorado State .260 1992 Colorado State 1587 1992 Colorado State 412 1992 Colorado State 10 1993 Fresno State .276 1993 Fresno State 1682 1993 Fresno State 465 1993 Fresno State 17 1994 Utah .330 1994 Utah 1803 1994 Utah 595 1994 Fresno State 17 1995 Fresno State .317 1995 Fresno State 1891 1995 Fresno State 599 1995 Fresno State 28 1996 Fresno State .323 1996 Fresno State 1703 1996 Fresno State 550 1996 Utah 19 1997 Fresno State .326 1997 Fresno State 1930 1997 Fresno State 630 1997 Colorado State 23 1998 Fresno State .340 1998 Fresno State 1770 1998 Fresno State 601 San Jose State 23 1999 Fresno State .303 1999 Fresno State 2004 1999 Fresno State 608 1998 Utah 25 2000 Hawai‘i .272 2000 Fresno State 1772 2000 Fresno State 475 1999 Colorado State 21 2001 Hawai‘i .286 2001 Hawai‘i 1692 2001 Hawai‘i 483 2000 Fresno State 13 2002 Hawai‘i .271 2002 Fresno State 1924 2002 Fresno State 475 2001 Loyola Marymount 8 2003 Hawai‘i .279 2003 Tulsa 1695 2003 Hawai‘i 455 2002 Tulsa 14 2004 Tulsa .280 2004 Nevada 1825 2004 Fresno State 492 2003 Nevada 11 2005 Hawai‘i .286 2005 Louisiana Tech 1643 2005 San Jose State 447 2004 Nevada 16 2006 Fresno State .298 2006 Nevada 1741 2006 Nevada 453 2005 San Jose State 21 2007 Hawai‘i .308 2007 Fresno State 1751 2007 Hawai‘i 532 2006 Fresno State 13 2008 Nevada .311 2008 Fresno State 1865 2008 Fresno State 556 Louisiana Tech 13 2009 NM State .340 2009 Nevada 1623 2009 NM State 499 2007 San Jose State 7 2010 Hawai‘i .321 2010 Hawai‘i 1800 2010 Hawai‘i 578 2008 Louisiana Tech 16 2011 NM State .341 2011 NM State 1694 2011 NM State 577 2009 San Jose State 17 2012 Brigham Young .315 2012 Brigham Young 1620 2012 Brigham Young 510 2010 Fresno State 11 2013 Louisiana Tech .289 2013 San Jose State 1571 2013 NM State 437 2011 NM State 9 2014 NM State .315 2014 Utah Valley 1539 2014 NM State 441 Fresno State 9 2015 NM State .347 2015 NM State 1695 2015 NM State 589 2012 Fresno State 15 2013 San Jose State 14 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE RUNS DOUBLES 2014 Grand Canyon 9 1991 Utah .341 1991 New Mexico 186 1991 Creighton 53 2015 NM State 11 1992 Utah .306 1992 Colorado State 200 1992 Colorado State 44 UMKC 11 1993 CSUN .400 1993 CSUN 221 1993 Fresno State 47 1994 CSUN .446 1994 Utah 341 New Mexico 47 HOME RUNS 1995 Fresno State .392 1995 Fresno State 294 1994 CSUN 74 1991 Utah 17 1996 Fresno State .435 1996 Fresno State 310 1995 Fresno State 59 1992 New Mexico 8 1997 Fresno State .436 1997 Colorado State 376 1996 Fresno State 88 1993 CSUN 40 1998 Fresno State .468 1998 Fresno State 374 1997 Fresno State 100 1994 CSUN 38 1999 New Mexico .428 1999 Fresno State 358 1998 Hawai‘i 65 1995 CSUN 29 2000 Hawai‘i .379 2000 Fresno State 241 1999 Fresno State 88 1996 CSUN 39 2001 Hawai‘i .381 2001 Hawai‘i 236 2000 Loyola Marymount 64 1997 UNLV 31 2002 Hawai‘i .392 2002 Tulsa 258 2001 Hawai‘i 74 1998 Fresno State 44 2003 Hawai‘i .402 2003 Hawai‘i 229 2002 Tulsa 71 1999 UNLV 38 2004 Tulsa .419 2004 Nevada 269 2003 Nevada 74 2000 Hawai‘i 26 2005 Fresno State .428 2005 Fresno State 264 Tulsa 74 San Jose State 26 2006 Hawai‘i .439 2006 Fresno State 274 2004 Nevada 87 2001 Hawai‘i 25 2007 Hawai‘i .502 2007 Hawai‘i 375 2005 Tulsa 76 2002 Loyola Marymounnt 42 2008 Nevada .458 2008 Fresno State 326 2006 Nevada 90 2003 Hawai‘i 40 2009 NM State .542 2009 NM State 329 2007 Fresno State 79 2004 Fresno State 50 2010 Hawai‘i .642 2010 Hawai‘i 488 2008 Nevada 100 2005 Fresno State 43 2011 NM State .551 2011 NM State 423 2009 Nevada 81 2006 Hawai‘i 42 2012 Hawai‘i .515 2012 Brigham Young 354 2010 Hawai‘i 92 2007 Hawai‘i 84 2013 NM State .447 2013 NM State 264 2011 NM State 93 2008 Hawai‘i 48 2014 NM State .512 2014 NM State 325 2012 Nevada 70 2009 NM State 68 2015 NM State .602 2015 NM State 465 2013 Seattle U 74 2010 Hawai‘i 158 2014 Grand Canyon 74 2011 NM State 82 2015 NM State 100 2012 Hawai‘i 79 2013 NM State 54 2014 NM State 64 2015 NM State 103

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RUNS BATTED IN EARNED RUN AVERAGE STRIKEOUTS PITCHED FIELDING PERCENTAGE 1991 New Mexico 144 1991 Creighton 1.02 1991 Utah 181 1991 San Diego State .972 1992 Colorado State 166 1992 Utah 1.13 1992 Colorado State 283 1992 New Mexico .962 1993 Fresno State 197 1993 CSUN 1.00 1993 Fresno State 347 1993 CSUN .972 1994 Utah 275 1994 CSUN 0.47 1994 Utah 341 1994 Sacramento State .966 1995 Fresno State 249 1995 Sacramento State 0.76 1995 Sacramento State 400 1995 CSUN .965 1996 Fresno State 267 1996 Fresno State 1.00 1996 Sacramento State 356 1996 Sacramento State .971 1997 Fresno State 336 1997 Fresno State 1.18 1997 Colorado State 349 1997 Fresno State .964 1998 Fresno State 326 1998 Fresno State 1.36 1998 Fresno State 339 1998 Fresno State .969 1999 Fresno State 315 1999 Fresno State 0.51 1999 Fresno State 545 1999 Fresno State .971 2000 Fresno State 210 2000 Fresno State 0.62 2000 Fresno State 458 2000 Fresno State .973 2001 Hawai‘i 201 2001 Fresno State 1.22 2001 Hawai‘i 333 2001 Fresno State .970 2002 Tulsa 213 2002 Fresno State 0.90 2002 Fresno State 490 2002 Fresno State .977 2003 Fresno State 201 2003 Freso State 1.34 2003 Fresno State 405 2003 Fresno State .969 2004 Nevada 236 2004 Tulsa 1.35 2004 Fresno State 318 2004 Tulsa .960 2005 Fresno State 229 2005 Fresno State 1.43 2005 Fresno State 393 2005 Tulsa .975 2006 Fresno State 252 2006 Fresno State 2.01 2006 Fresno State 469 2006 Fresno State .970 2007 Hawai‘i 342 2007 Fresno State 1.87 2007 Fresno State 438 Hawai‘i .970 2008 Fresno State 291 2008 Fresno State 1.61 2008 Fresno State 514 2007 Fresno State .975 2009 NM State 314 2009 Fresno State 1.97 2009 Fresno State 507 2008 Fresno State .975 2010 Hawai‘i 448 2010 Fresno State 2.67 2010 Fresno State 464 2009 Fresno State .969 2011 NM State 375 2011 Hawai‘i 1.59 2011 Hawai‘i 395 2010 Fresno State .967 2012 Brigham Young 310 2012 Hawai‘i 1.48 2012 Hawai‘i 353 2011 Fresno State .967 2013 NM State 239 2013 UT Arlington 2.00 2013 San Jose State 307 2012 Hawai‘i .968 2014 NM State 285 2014 NM State 3.93 2014 Utah Valley 238 2013 UTSA .970 2015 NM State 436 2015 CSU Bakersfield 4.16 2015 NM State 303 2014 Grand Canyon .972 2015 Grand Canyon .974 STOLEN BASES INNINGS PITCHED WINS 1991 New Mexico 98 1991 Creighton 484.1 1991 Creighton 38 1992 New Mexico 72 1992 Colorado State 390.1 1992 Colorado State 33 1993 Utah 56 1993 Fresno State 432.0 1993 CSUN 48 San Diego State 56 1994 Fresno State 442.1 1994 CSUN 52 1994 Utah 92 1995 Fresno State 472.1 1995 Fresno State 50 1995 Utah 84 1996 Fresno State 421.1 1996 Fresno State 51 1996 Utah 78 1997 Fresno State 461.0 1997 Fresno State 55 1997 Colorado State 105 1998 Fresno State 408.0 1998 Fresno State 52 1998 Utah 69 1999 Fresno State 508.0 1999 Fresno State 64 San Diego State 69 2000 Fresno State 466.1 2000 Fresno State 54 1999 New Mexico 79 2001 San Jose State 451.2 2001 Hawai‘i 46 2000 Loyola Marymount 97 2002 Fresno State 524.0 2002 Fresno State 50 2001 San Jose State 60 2003 Tulsa 448.2 2003 Hawai‘i 40 2002 Tulsa 90 2004 Fresno State 463.2 2004 Fresno State 48 2003 Louisiana Tech 51 2005 Louisiana Tech 414.0 2005 Fresno State 43 Tulsa 51 2006 Nevada 439.0 2006 Fresno State 37 2004 Louisiana Tech 65 2007 Hawai‘i 431.1 2007 Hawai‘i 50 2005 Hawai‘i 74 2008 Fresno State 466.0 2008 Fresno State 54 2006 NM State 41 2009 Fresno State 415.1 2009 Nevada 40 2007 Utah State 63 2010 Hawai‘i 421.2 2010 Hawai‘i 50 2008 NM State 60 2011 NM State 397.0 2011 NM State 43 2009 NM State 60 2012 Fresno State 397.2 2012 Brigham Young 45 2010 San Jose State 78 2013 San Jose State 400.0 2013 San Jose State 42 2011 NM State 86 2014 Utah Valley 386.2 2014 NM State 31 2012 Brigham Young 59 2015 NM State 407.0 2015 NM State 47 San Jose State 59 2013 Louisiana Tech 92 2014 Utah Valley 73 2015 UMKC 61

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BATTING AVERAGE AT BATS HITS TRIPLES 1991 New Mexico .292 1991 Southern Utah 278 1991 New Mexico 76 1991 Southern Utah 6 1992 New Mexico .276 1992 Southern Utah 280 1992 Utah 71 1992 Southern Utah 4 1993 CSUN .309 1993 Fresno State 669 1993 Fresno State 184 1993 CSUN 8 1994 CSUN .360 1994 Utah 770 CSUN 184 1994 Fresno State 8 1995 Fresno State .311 1995 Colorado State 748 1994 Utah 255 1995 Fresno State 9 1996 Utah .330 1996 San Diego State 773 1995 Fresno State 225 1996 Utah 12 1997 Colorado State .319 1997 Fresno State 907 1996 Fresno State 232 1997 San Jose State 14 1998 Hawai‘i .346 1998 Hawai‘i 864 1997 Colorado State 284 1998 Utah 13 1999 New Mexico .321 1999 Fresno State 665 1998 Hawai‘i 299 1999 Colorado State 9 2000 Fresno State .316 2000 Hawai‘i 552 1999 Fresno State 207 2000 Fresno State 5 2001 Hawai‘i .297 2001 Hawai‘i 569 2000 Fresno State 150 2001 Tulsa 3 2002 Hawai‘i .288 2002 Fresno State 731 Hawai‘i 150 2002 Hawai‘i 4 2003 Fresno State .319 2003 Hawai‘i 554 2001 Hawai‘i 169 2003 Louisiana Tech 4 2004 Fresno State .299 2004 Fresno State 672 2002 Hawai‘i 196 2004 San Jose State 6 2005 Hawai‘i .313 2005 Fresno State 487 2003 Hawai‘i 166 2005 Hawai‘i 6 2006 Fresno State .299 2006 Nevada 485 2004 Fresno State 201 2006 Louisiana Tech 5 2007 Hawai‘i .380 2007 Hawai‘i 508 2005 Fresno State 152 2007 Hawai‘i 3 2008 Nevada .336 2008 San Jose State 524 2006 Hawai‘i 138 2008 Nevada 4 2009 NM State .316 2009 Fresno State 602 2007 Hawai‘i 193 NM State 4 2010 Hawai‘i .357 2010 Hawai‘i 589 2008 Nevada 175 2009 San Jose State 10 2011 NM State .379 2011 NM State 620 2009 Fresno State 169 2010 Three teams 3 2012 Brigham Young .318 2012 Nevada 535 2010 Hawai‘i 210 2011 Fresno State 5 2013 NM State .304 2013 UT Arlington 587 2011 NM State 235 2012 Brigham Young 4 2014 NM State .354 2014 Grand Canyon 439 2012 Hawai‘i 162 Fresno State 4 2015 Grand Canyon .363 2015 CSU Bakersfield 414 2013 NM State 178 2013 San Jose State 10 2014 NM State 134 2014 Grand Canyon 4 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE RUNS 2015 Grand Canyon 149 2015 NM State 3 1991 New Mexico .381 1991 Utah 45 1992 New Mexico .364 1992 Utah 30 DOUBLES HOME RUNS 1993 CSUN .474 1993 CSUN 109 1991 Utah 11 1991 New Mexico 4 1994 CSUN .498 1994 CSUN 144 San Diego State 11 1992 Utah 3 1995 Utah .383 1995 Utah 122 1992 New Mexico 12 1993 CSUN 19 1996 Utah .492 1996 Utah 157 1993 CSUN 25 1994 CSUN 15 1997 Utah .441 1997 Colorado State 167 1994 CSUN 36 1995 CSUN 16 1998 Hawai‘i .468 1998 Fresno State 195 1995 Sacramento State 30 1996 Utah 16 1999 New Mexico .442 1999 Fresno State 135 1996 Fresno State 45 1997 Utah 13 2000 Fresno State .442 2000 Fresno State 79 1997 Fresno State 51 1998 Fresno State 17 2001 Hawai‘i .409 2001 Hawai‘i 78 1998 Hawai‘i 45 1999 UNLV 9 2002 Hawai‘i .419 2002 Hawai‘i 91 New Mexico 45 2000 Hawai‘i 11 2003 Fresno State .431 2003 Fresno State 99 1999 Fresno State 38 San Jose State 11 2004 Fresno State .476 2004 Fresno State 109 New Mexico 38 2001 Hawai‘i 14 2005 Fresno State .470 2005 Fresno State 95 2000 San Jose State 27 2002 Loyola Marymount 17 2006 Fresno State .463 2006 Louisiana Tech 75 2001 Hawai‘i 22 2003 Hawai‘i 15 2007 Hawai‘i .628 2007 Hawai‘i 148 2002 Hawai‘i 30 2004 Fresno State 26 2008 Nevada .526 2008 Nevada 107 2003 Nevada 22 2005 Fresno State 18 2009 NM State .509 2009 NM State 106 2004 Fresno State 35 2006 Hawai‘i 14 2010 Hawai‘i .752 2010 Hawai‘i 193 2005 Tulsa 30 2007 Hawai‘i 30 2011 NM State .611 2011 NM State 166 2006 Louisiana Tech 25 2008 Nevada 17 2012 Hawai‘i .522 2012 Hawai‘i 124 2007 Hawai‘i 30 2009 Hawai‘i 29 2013 NM State .485 2013 NM State 112 2008 Nevada 40 2010 Hawai‘i 65 2014 NM State .549 2014 NM State 107 2009 Hawai‘i 29 2011 NM State 32 2015 NM State .605 2015 Grand Canyon 128 2010 Nevada 36 2012 Hawai‘i 32 2011 NM State 42 2013 NM State 25 2012 Fresno State 24 2014 NM State 14 2013 Seattle U 28 Utah Valley 14 2014 NM State 30 2015 NM State 27 2015 Grand Canyon 27

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RUNS BATTED IN EARNED RUN AVERAGE STRIKEOUTS FIELDING PERCENTAGE 1991 Utah 36 1991 Utah 1.24 1991 Utah 31 1991 N/A 1992 Utah 26 1992 San Diego State 0.82 1992 New Mexico 43 1992 Creighton .982 1993 CSUN 89 1993 Sacramento State 0.72 1993 Sacramento State 134 1993 CSUN .972 1994 CSUN 119 1994 CSUN 0.48 1994 Utah 151 1994 Sacramento State .966 1995 Utah 98 1995 Sacramento State 0.78 1995 Sacramento State 177 1995 CSUN .975 1996 Utah 139 1996 Fresno State 0.72 1996 Sacramento State 159 1996 Sacramento State .971 1997 Fresno State 144 1997 Fresno State 0.95 1997 Utah 170 1997 Fresno State .969 1998 Fresno State 163 1998 Fresno State 1.44 1998 Fresno State 163 1998 Fresno State .977 1999 Fresno State 114 1999 Fresno State 0.66 1999 Fresno State 175 1999 Fresno State .974 2000 Fresno State 70 2000 Fresno State 0.47 2000 Fresno State 128 2000 San Jose State .979 2001 Hawai‘i 68 2001 Fresno State 0.68 2001 Hawai‘i 93 2001 San Jose State .973 2002 Hawai‘i 82 2002 Fresno State 0.72 2002 Fresno State 159 2002 Fresno State .976 2003 Fresno State 88 2003 Fresno State 1.19 2003 Fresno State 125 2003 Fresno State .966 2004 Fresno State 98 Hawai‘i 1.19 2004 Fresno State 130 2004 Tulsa .977 2005 Fresno State 82 2004 Tulsa 1.57 2005 Fresno State 144 2005 Tulsa .978 2006 Louisiana Tech 70 2005 Fresno State 0.63 2006 Fresno State 143 2006 Fresno State .983 2007 Hawai‘i 140 2006 Fresno State 1.30 2007 Hawai‘i 120 2007 Hawai‘i .976 2008 Nevada 101 2007 Hawai‘i 1.74 2008 Fresno State 136 2008 Fresno State .975 2009 NM State 101 2008 Fresno State 1.33 2009 Fresno State 182 2009 Fresno State .971 2010 Hawai‘i 180 2009 Nevada 1.41 2010 Fresno State 181 2010 Hawai‘i .972 2011 NM State 150 2010 Fresno State 2.09 2011 Hawai‘i 146 2011 Hawai‘i .975 2012 Hawai‘i 114 2011 Hawai‘i 1.75 2012 Hawai‘i 116 2012 Fresno State .973 2013 NM State 106 2012 Hawai‘i 1.29 2013 San Jose State 106 2013 NM State .974 2014 NM State 91 2013 San Jose State 1.97 2014 Utah Valley 64 Utah State .974 2015 Grand Canyon 115 2014 Grand Canyon 2.00 2015 Grand Canyon 83 2014 Grand Canyon .983 2015 NM State 2.60 2015 Grand Canyon .984 STOLEN BASES WINS 1991 New Mexico 10 INNINGS PITCHED 1991 Utah 8 1992 Utah 10 1991 San Diego State 76.0 1992 Utah 9 San Diego State 10 1992 Utah 75.0 1993 CSUN 20 Creighton 10 1993 New Mexico 173.0 1994 Utah 22 1993 Utah 38 1994 Utah 194.0 1995 CSUN 22 1994 Utah 47 1995 CSUN 201.0 1996 Fresno State 24 1995 Utah 46 1996 CSUN 203.2 1997 Colorado State 26 1996 San Diego State 30 1997 Colorado State 219.0 1998 Fresno State 28 1997 Colorado State 50 1998 San Diego State 215.1 1999 Fresno State 24 1998 San Diego State 38 1999 Fresno State 185.1 2000 Fresno State 16 1999 San Diego State 21 2000 Loyola Marymount 144.1 2001 Hawai‘i 16 New Mexico 21 2001 Hawai‘i 140.2 2002 Fresno State 18 2000 Loyola Marymount 25 2002 Fresno State 193.1 2003 Hawai‘i 17 2001 San Jose State 13 2003 Hawai‘i 141.0 2004 Fresno State 20 2002 Tulsa 23 2004 Nevada 170.0 2005 Fresno State 17 2003 Hawai‘i 18 2005 San Jose State 123.2 2006 Fresno State 12 2004 Louisiana Tech 30 2006 Nevada 122.0 2007 Hawai‘i 16 2005 Hawai‘i 31 2007 NM State 124.0 2008 Nevada 16 2006 NM State 24 2008 Nevada 128.0 2009 Fresno State 15 2007 Utah State 18 2009 Hawai‘i 150.2 Hawai‘i 15 2008 Nevada 20 2010 Fresno State 144.1 Nevada 15 2009 Nevada 21 2011 Utah State 144.1 2010 Hawai‘i 19 2010 Boise State 27 2012 Nevada 136.1 2011 NM State 17 2011 NM State 22 2013 UT Arlington 153.2 2012 Hawai‘i 17 2012 San Jose State 22 2014 Grand Canyon 105.0 2013 San Jose State 17 2013 Texas State 28 2015 CSU Bakersfield 102.0 2014 Grand Canyon 12 2014 Utah Valley 18 2015 NM State 14 2015 UMKC 20

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BATTING AVERAGE AT BATS HITS TRIPLES 1991 Charmelle Green, UU .381 1991 Kelly Brookhart, CU 211 1991 Kelly Brookhart, CU 70 1991 Three Players 5 1992 Heather Medearis, UNM .316 1992 Tina Trujillo, CSU 191 1992 Tina Trujillo, CSU 58 1992 Terri Bailey, UNM 4 1993 Denise Johnson, SUU .405 1993 Donna McDaniel, FS 204 1993 Kim Maher, FS 72 1993 Shannon Pouelsen, SDSU 5 1994 Amy Timmel, UU .468 1994 Laura Berg, FS 238 1994 Amy Timmel, UU 102 Jennifer Henry, FS 5 1995 Scia Maumausolo, CSN .482 1995 Laura Berg, FS 238 1995 Robyn Yorke, FS 114 1994 Amy Timmel, UU 7 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS .508 1996 Erika Blanco, FS 203 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS 99 1995 Laura Berg, FS 11 1997 Laura Berg, FS 104 1997 Kim Rondina, UNLV .445 1997 Laura Berg, FS 245 1996 Amber Wall, FS 5 1998 Laura Berg, FS 108 1998 Laura Berg, FS .458 1998 Laura Berg, FS 236 1997 Valeri Quintero, SJSU 10 1999 Angela Cervantez, FS 87 1998 Nina Lindenberg, FS 8 1999 Danielle Cassara, UNM .405 1999 Becky Witt, FS 236 2000 Becky Witt, FS 84 1999 Holly Schmillen, CSU 12 Holly Schmillen, CSU .405 2000 Lovie Jung, FS 223 2001 Becky Witt, FS 76 2000 Kiauna Anderson, PSU 5 2000 Dana Degen, UH .401 2001 Natalie Gonzales, UH 210 2002 Christy Cerecedes, LMU 73 2001 Laura Eckley, LMU 3 2001 Becky Witt, FS .396 2002 Tiffany Whipple, FS 236 2003 Stacey Porter, UH 80 2002 Stephanie Sliepen, TU 4 2002 Kate Judd, UH .354 2003 Tracie Uchima, UH 208 2004 Christina Clark, FS 88 Shameika Cofer, LTU 4 2003 Stacey Porter, UH .479 2004 Christina Clark, FS 222 2005 Courtney Lewis, SJSU 78 2003 Stacey Mueller, NEV 5 2004 Christina Clark, FS .396 2005 Courtney Lewis, SJSU 205 2006 Christina Clark, FS 71 2004 Jiliane Hartfiel, NEV 6 2005 Tyleen Tausaga, UH .391 2006 Kymberly Silagyi, NEV 212 2007 Haley Perkins, FS 82 2005 Jana Arde, SJSU 6 2006 Christina Clark, FS .430 2007 Stephanie Herrera, NMSU 215 2008 Noelle Micka, NEV 83 2006 Emma Barnes, LTU 7 2007 Tyleen Tausaga, UH .402 2008 Emma Barnes, LTU 226 2009 Amberly Waits, LTU 81 2008 Amberly Waits, LTU 10 2008 Noelle Micka, NEV .399 2009 Noelle Micka, NEV 202 2010 Melissa Gonzalez, UH 86 2009 Kym Silagyi, NEV 8 2009 Amberly Waits, LTU .488 2010 Melissa Gonzalez, UH 218 2011 Kandis Jones, NMSU 82 2010 Haley Gilleland, FS 4 2010 Amberly Waits, LTU .412 2011 Kandis Jones, NMSU 212 2012 JC Clayton, BYU 79 Nicole Tindall, USU 4 2011 Hoku Nohara, NMSU .426 2012 Brenna Moss, FS 198 2013 Amber Olive, NMSU 79 2011 Kylie Randall, NMSU 4 2014 Fiana Finau, NMSU 63 2012 Christine Thomsen, USU .418 2013 Amber Olive, NMSU 201 2012 Brenna Moss, FS 5 2015 Emma Adams, NMSU 75 Delaney Willard, BYU .418 2014 Karissa Veiga, CSUB 189 2013 Hailey Froton, USU 5 2013 Christine Thomsen, USU .425 2015 Emma Adams, NMSU 196 Amber Olive, NMSU 5 DOUBLES 2014 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .397 2014 Karissa Veiga, CSUB 5 1991 Kelly Brookhart, CU 15 2015 Madison Bundy, CSUB .406 2015 Marlee Maples, UMKC 4 RUNS 1992 Jennifer Roberts, CSU 10 Rachel Rodriguez, NMSU 4 1991 Four Players 27 1993 Kim Meyer, CSS 12 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 1992 Tina Trujillo, CSU 36 1994 Shannon Jones, CSN 17 HOME RUNS 1991 Charmelle Green, UU .632 1993 Kim Maher, FS 44 1995 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 15 1991 Deb DiMeglio, UU 7 1992 Heather Medearis, UNM .412 1994 Amy Timmel, UU 55 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS 29 1992 Deb DiMeglio, UU 5 1993 Kim Maher, FS .674 1995 Laura Berg, FS 62 1997 Amanda Scott, FS 19 1993 Kim Maher, FS 14 1994 Shannon Jones, CSN .749 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS 61 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 19 1994 Michelle Bolt, FS 15 1995 Scia Maumausolo, CSN .848 1997 Laura Berg, FS 69 1998 Kehau Cofran, UH 14 1995 Scia Maumausolo, CSN 15 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS .897 1998 Laura Berg, FS 72 Kara Kanney, SJSU 14 1996 Scia Maumausolo, CSN 17 1997 Kim Rondina, UNLV .941 1999 Becky Witt, FS 61 1999 Angela Cervantez, FS 26 1997 Kim Rondina, UNLV 15 2000 Laura Eckley, LMU 14 1998 Nina Lindenberg, FS .773 2000 Becky Witt, FS 43 1998 Amanda Scott, FS 14 Lovie Jung, FS 14 1999 Holly Schmillen, CSU .817 2001 Becky Witt, FS 50 1999 Rachael Goodpaster, UNLV 14 2001 Kiauna Anderson, PSU 17 2000 Dana Degen, UH .620 2002 Christy Cerecedes, LMU 40 2000 Kara Kanney, SJSU 11 2002 Lindsay Fossatti, FS 15 2001 Stacey Porter, UH .549 2003 Stacey Porter, UH 56 2001 Kate Judd, UH 8 2003 Stacey Porter, UH 18 2002 Stacey Porter, UH .622 2004 Christina Clark, FS 63 2002 Stacey Porter, UH 15 2004 Jiliane Hartfiel, NEV 18 2003 Stacey Porter, UH .940 2005 Christina Clark, FS 55 2003 Stacey Porter, UH 17 2005 Ashley Bennet, UTEP 17 2004 Christina Clark, FS .802 2006 Christina Clark, FS 56 2004 Christina Clark, FS 23 2006 Christina Clark, FS 19 2005 Christina Clark, FS .731 2007 Haley Perkins, FS 62 2007 Brittany Puzey, NEV 18 2005 Christina Clark, FS 16 2006 Christina Clark, FS .739 2008 Haley Perkins, FS 48 2008 Noelle Micka, NEV 18 2006 Tyleen Tausaga, UH 10 2007 Kate Robinson, UH .733 2009 Tiare Jennings, NMSU 55 2009 Amberly Waits, LTU 17 Ashley Cameron, LTU 10 2008 Kate Robinson, UH .745 2010 Kelly Majam, UH 81 2010 Jessica Iwata, UH 21 2007 Kate Robinson, UH 19 2009 Amberly Waits, LTU .934 2011 Kandis Jones, NMSU 61 2011 Karley Hopkins, NEV 16 2008 Kate Robinson, UH 21 2010 Kelly Majam, UH .919 2012 Kelly Majam, UH 57 2012 Sara Parsons, NEV 17 2009 Amberly Waits, LTU 17 2011 Hoku Nohara, NMSU 1.007 2013 Markesha Collins, SJSU 43 Delaney Willard, BYU 17 Tiare Jennings, NMSU 17 2012 Delaney Willard, BYU .859 2014 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 60 2013 Kelsey Dodd, NMSU 14 2010 Kelly Majam, UH 30 2013 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .780 2015 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 73 Erin Kipp, LTU 14 2011 Hoku Nohara, NMSU 24 2012 Michelle Moses, FS 18 2014 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .788 2014 Marlee Maples, UMKC 14 Delaney Willard, BYU 18 2015 Fiana Finau, NMSU .792 Katie Kelley, UMKC 14 Brianna Gatlin, UVU 14 2013 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 20 2015 Katie Kelley, UMKC 17 2014 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 15 2015 Fiana Finau, NMSU 24

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RUNS BATTED IN EARNED RUN AVERAGE STRIKEOUTS WINS 1991 Charmelle Green, UU 33 1991 Karen McCormick, SDSU 0.64 1991 Janet Womack, UU 150 1991 Janet Womack, UU 22 Teri Klement, CSU 33 1992 Janet Womack, UU 0.90 1992 Dena Mullins, UNM 181 Stephanie Smith, UNM 22 1992 Julie Clancy, SDSU 30 1993 Tami Blunt, CSS 0.87 1993 Tami Blunt, CSS 284 1992 Dena Mullins, UNM 20 1993 Beth Calcante, CSN 51 1994 Amy Windmiller, CSN 0.36 1994 Ali Andrus, UU 270 1993 Dena Mullins, UNM 25 1994 Kim Maher, FS 64 1995 Susie Bugliarello, CSS 0.59 1995 Susie Bugliarello, CSS 221 1994 Maureen Brady, FS 36 1995 Scia Maumausolo, CSN 47 1996 Kim Peck, FS 0.63 1996 Susie Bugliarello, CSS 218 1995 Maureen Brady, FS 29 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS 60 1997 Kim Peck, FS 0.81 1997 Nikki Johnson, CSU 271 1996 Tara Glaister, CSN 22 1997 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 66 1998 Amanda Scott, FS 0.79 1998 Amanda Scott, FS 180 1997 Nikki Johnson, CSU 33 1998 Nina Lindenberg, FS 77 1999 Amanda Scott, FS 0.24 1999 Amanda Scott, FS 231 1998 Amanda Scott, FS 25 1999 Angela Cervantez, FS 73 2000 Amanda Scott, FS 0.41 2000 Amanda Scott, FS 314 1999 Amanda Scott, FS 29 2000 Angela Cervantez, FS 48 2001 Lori Hoffman, FS 1.17 2001 Morgan Seibert, PSU 215 2000 Amanda Scott, FS 33 2001 Lindsay Fossatti, FS 33 2002 Jamie Southern, FS 0.44 2002 Jamie Southern, FS 400 2001 Felicity Witt, UH 22 2002 Stacey Porter, UH 47 2003 Jamie Southern, FS 0.64 2003 Jamie Southern, FS 322 2002 Jamie Southern, FS 33 2003 Christina Clark, FS 46 2004 Jamie Southern, FS 0.54 2004 Jamie Southern, FS 299 2003 Melissa Coogan, UH 32 2004 Christina Clark, FS 56 2005 Christina Clark, FS 42 2005 Jamie Southern, FS 0.46 2005 Jamie Southern, FS 282 2004 Jamie Southern, FS 30 2006 Brittany Puzey, NEV 39 2006 Robin Mackin, FS 1.54 2006 Robin Mackin, FS 402 2005 Jamie Southern, FS 28 Ashley Roszkos, NMSU 39 2007 Robin Mackin, FS 1.37 2007 Robin Mackin, FS 369 2006 Robin Mackin, FS 28 2007 Kate Robinson, UH 71 2008 Morgan Melloh, FS 1.28 2008 Morgan Melloh, FS 454 2007 Robin Mackin, FS 36 2008 Kate Robinson, UH 56 2009 Katie Holverson, NEV 1.70 2009 Morgan Melloh, FS 450 2008 Morgan Melloh, FS 42 2009 Amberly Waits, LTU 62 2010 Michelle Moses, FS 2.07 2010 Meghan Krieg, LTU 260 2009 Morgan Melloh, FS 30 2010 Hoku Nohara, NMSU 62 2011 Kaia Parnaby, UH 1.28 2011 Meghan Krieg, LTU 289 2010 Stephanie Ricketts, UH 30 2011 Hoku Nohara, NMSU 73 2012 Kaia Parnaby, UH 1.47 2012 Michelle Moses, FS 253 2011 Alex Newman, NMSU 23 2012 Delaney Willard, BYU 88 2013 Teri Lyles, UTA 1.59 2013 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 254 2012 Stephanie Ricketts, UH 28 2013 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 63 2014 Stephanie Pesqueira, GCU 3.13 2014 Josi Summers, UVU 120 2013 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 29 2014 Fiana Finau, NMSU 47 2015 Kelsie Monroe, CSUB 2.93 2015 Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 143 2014 Stephanie Pesqueira, GCU 15 2015 Fiana Finau, NMSU 74 2015 Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 21 INNINGS PITCHED STOLEN BASES 1991 Kelly Brookhart, CU 263.2 1991 Tiffany Strnad, CU 29 1992 Karen McCormick, SDSU 219.1 1992 Julie Garcia, UNM 28 1993 Tami Blunt, CSS 266.2 1993 Jennifer Hambly, SDSU 20 1994 Maureen Brady, FS 321.0 1994 Amy Timmel, UU 33 1995 Maureen Brady, FS 285.0 1995 Sandy Rhea, UU 23 1996 Jennifer Richardson, CSN 220.0 1996 Sandy Rhea, UU 27 1997 Nikki Johnson, CSU 260.1 1997 Sandy Rhea, UU 46 1998 Brandi Isgar, UNLV 221.0 1998 Sandy Rhea, UU 34 1999 Sarah Farnworth, Utah 242.0 1999 Cayley Warner, UNM 39 2000 Anna Trauernicht, LMU 32 2000 Amanda Scott, FS 276.0 2001 Anna Trauernicht, LMU 31 2001 Morgan Seibert, PSU 234.0 2002 Brittany Stanley, LTU 30 2002 Jamie Southern, FS 351.2 2003 Brittany Stanley, LTU 17 2003 Melissa Coogan, UH 281.0 2004 Amber Miles, LTU 29 2004 Jamie Southern, FS 259.0 2005 Stacey Walkingstick, TU 27 2005 Carol Forbes, SJSU 183.1 2006 Emma Barnes, LTU 12 2006 Jordan McPherson, NEV 283.1 Stephanie Herrera, NMSU 12 2007 Robin Mackin, FS 311.1 2007 Emma Barnes, LTU 22 2008 Morgan Melloh, FS 360.2 2008 Haley Gilleland, FS 23 2009 Morgan Melloh, FS 319.1 Stephanie Herrera, NMSU 12 2010 Stephanie Ricketts, UH 237.2 2009 Kylie Randall, NMSU 22 2011 Meghan Krieg, LTU 247.0 2010 Kylie Randall, NMSU 29 2012 Michelle Moses, FS 251.0 2011 Kylie Randall, NMSU 40 2013 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 261.2 2012 Michelle Cox, SJSU 26 2014 Kelsie Monroe, CSUB 189.0 2013 Kelli Baker, TXST 20 2015 Bailey Moore, UVU 190.0 Michelle Cox, SJSU 20 Anna Cross, LTU 20 2014 Brooke Parker, UMKC 22 2015 Brooke Parker, UMKC 32

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BATTING AVERAGE AT BATS HITS TRIPLES 1991 Sue Campbell, SDSU .448 1991 Kelly Brookhart, CU 33 1991 Sue Campbell, SDSU 13 1991 Heather Hobbs, SUU 4 1992 Stephanie Smith, UNM .360 1992 Amy Timmel, UU 39 Kelly Brookhart, CU 13 1992 Joni Reynolds, SUU 2 1993 Tamara Ivie, CSN .387 1993 Amy Timmel, UU 85 1992 Amy Timmel, UU 13 1993 Beth Calcante, CSN 3 1993 Three Players 27 1994 Robyn Yorke, FS .500 1994 Laura Berg, FS 95 1994 Amy Timmel, UU 4 1994 Amy Timmel, UU 46 1995 Casey Coffman, UNM 98 1995 Laura Berg, FS 5 1995 Scia Maumausolo, CSN .494 1995 Robyn Yorke, FS 41 1996 Kelley Santa Cruz, SDSU 94 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS .535 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS 46 1996 Sandy Rhea, UU 3 1997 Kim Rondina, UNLV .525 1997 Laura Berg, FS 118 1997 Tia Morenz, UH 48 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 3 1998 Laura Berg, FS .448 1998 Laura Berg, FS 116 1998 Laura Berg, FS 52 1997 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 5 1999 Angela Cervantez, FS .466 1999 Amanda Scott, FS 80 1999 Angela Cervantez, FS 34 1998 Jenny Monson, UU 4 2000 Becky Witt, FS .500 Rachael Goodpaster, UNLV 80 2000 Becky Witt, FS 28 Nina Lindenberg, FS 4 2001 Anna Trauernicht, LMU .417 2000 Melissa McGie, UH 71 2001 Natalie Gonzales, UH 28 1999 Holly Schmillen, CSU 5 2002 Natalie Gonzales, UH 32 2002 Kate Judd, UH .414 2001 Natalie Gonzales, UH 73 2000 Kristen Hunter, FS 4 2003 Tracie Uchima, UH 27 2003 Stacey Porter, UH .458 2002 Elisa Barrios, SJSU 94 2001 Laura Eckley, LMU 2 2003 Tracie Uchima, UH 72 2004 Jamie Southern, FS 32 2004 Bridget Broadnax, LTU .400 2005 Denise Dahlberg, UH 24 2002 Veronica Ramos, SJSU 2 2004 Tracie Uchima, UH 87 2005 Tara Harbert, UH .486 2006 Tyeeen Tausaga, UH 22 Stacey Porter, UH 2 2005 Courtney Lewis, SJSU 61 2006 Christina Clark, FS .500 2007 Haley Perkins, FS 26 2003 Stacey Porter, UH 2 Jamie Southern, FS 61 2007 Kelsey Starr, NEV .457 Kaulana Gould, UH 25 2004 Amber Miles, LTU 2 2006 Valana Manuma, UH 62 2008 Vanessa Briones, NEV .429 2008 Noelle Micka, NEV 22 Mizi Ing, FS 2 2007 Clare Warwick, UH 65 2009 Amberly Waits, LTU .433 2009 Haley Perkins, FS 30 Jiliane Hartfiel, NEV 2 2008 Noelle Micka, NEV 65 2010 Jessica Iwata, UH 39 2010 Jessica Iwata, UH .488 Courtney Lewis, SJSU 2 Sarah Taylor, SJSU 65 2011 Kylie Randall, NMSU 35 2011 Kandis Jones, NMSU .446 2005 Denise Dahlberg, UH 2 2009 Tanisha Milca, UH 77 2012 JC Clayton, BYU 30 2012 JC Clayton, BYU .484 Sara Dyer, TU 2 2010 Jessica Iwata, UH 80 2013 Amber Olive, NMSU 36 2013 Michelle Cox, SJSU .485 Kaulana Gould, UH 2 2011 Kylie Randall, NMSU 85 2014 Kelsey Barak, GCU 21 2014 Lacey Rother, NMSU .462 Lauren Regester, GCU 21 Courtney Lewis, SJSU 2 2012 Amber Olive, NMSU 74 2015 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .523 2015 Haley Walker, GCU 27 2006 Emma Barnes, LTU 2 2013 Amber Olive, NMSU 78 2007 Nine Players 1 2014 Kelsey Barak, GCU 56 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE DOUBLES 2008 Amberly Waits, LTU 3 2015 Haley Walker, GCU 54 1991 Four Players 4 1991 Charmelle Green, UU .625 2009 Kelly Fangonilo, SJSU 4 1992 Three Players 3 1992 Julie Garcia, UNM .538 Sarah Taylor, SJSU 4 RUNS 1993 Kim Meyer, CSS 7 1993 Beth Calcante, CSN .773 1991 Charmelle Green, UU 8 Michelle Bolt, FS 7 2010 Nicole Tindall, USU 2 1994 Shannon Jones, CSN .803 1992 Three Players 6 1994 Shannon Jones, CSN 11 Haley Gilleland, FS 2 1995 Scia Maumausolo, CSN .909 1993 Terri Pearson, CSN 19 1995 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 10 2011 Kylie Randall, NMSU 3 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS .942 1994 Kim Maher, FS 25 1996 Nina Lindenberg, FS 15 2012 JC Clayton, BYU 3 1997 Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM 12 1997 Kim Rondina, UNLV 1.033 1995 Laura Berg, FS 22 2013 Markesha Collins, SJSU 3 1998 Dana Degen, UH 10 1998 Nina Lindenberg, FS .763 1996 Tammy Beer, UU 28 2014 Kayla Henry, GCU 2 Joyce Lum, UH 10 1999 Sunny Smith, UU .763 1997 Jennifer Buford, CSU 31 2015 Malena Padilla, NMSU 2 1999 Angela Cervantez, FS 10 2000 Kim Bentley, SJSU .623 1998 Becky Witt, FS 40 2000 Four Players 5 2001 Kate Judd, UH .793 1999 Becky Witt, FS 22 2001 Kate Judd, UH 7 2002 Stacey Porter, UH .722 Amanda Scott, FS 22 2002 Linday Fossatti, FS 6 2003 Stacey Porter, UH 1.017 2000 Jessica Guerrero, PSU 13 2003 Chrisina Clark, FS 9 2004 Christina Clark, FS .864 Lovie Jung, FS 13 2004 Carrie Mackey, NEV 7 2005 Christina Clark, FS .842 2001 Stacey Porter, UH 14 2005 Rochelle Sandberg, LTU 6 2006 Christina Clark, FS 1.000 2002 Kate Judd, UH 14 Lindsey Tower, TU 6 2007 Kate Robinson, UH .964 2003 Christina Clark, FS 22 2006 Christina Clark, FS 6 Candice Rainwater, NEV 6 2008 Vanessa Briones, NEV .755 2004 Christina Clark, FS 31 2007 Five Players 5 2009 Angie Ortega, NMSU .873 2005 Christina Clark, FS 21 2008 Regan Clark, LTU 7 2010 Jessica Iwata, UH 1.050 2006 Christina Clark, FS 17 2009 Haley Gilleland, FS 7 2011 Devon Bridges, BSU .980 2007 Clare Warwick, UH 24 2010 Jessica Iwata, UH 12 2012 Delaney Willard, BYU .911 2008 Brittany Puzey, NEV 15 2011 Valerie Swedberg, NMSU 7 2013 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .903 2009 Haley Perkins, FS 20 2012 Melanie Goff, LTU 8 2014 Lacey Rother, NMSU .872 2010 Kelly Majam, UH 31 Sara Parsons, NEV 8 2015 Kelsey Dodd, NMSU .921 2011 Tiare Jennings, NMSU 24 2013 Bubba Morrow, SU 8 2012 Kelly Majam, UH 21 2014 Lisa Maulden, SU 7 2013 Markesha Collins, SJSU 21 2015 Lisa Maulden, SU 6 Brittany Medina, GCU 6 2014 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 18 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 6 2015 Kelsey Barak, GCU 19 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 19

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HOME RUNS STOLEN BASES INNINGS PITCHED WINS 1991 Several Players 1 1991 N/A 1991 Janet Womack, UU 51.7 1991 Janet Womack, UU 6 1992 Several Players 1 1992 Amy Timmel, UU 5 1992 Janet Womack, UU 57.1 1992 Janet Womack, UU 7 1993 Beth Calcante, CSN 7 1993 Amy Timmel, UU 8 1993 Dena Mullins, UNM 124.0 1993 Tami Blunt, CSS 11 1994 Michelle Bolt, FS 6 1994 Amy Timmel, UU 20 1994 Maureen Brady, FS 150.0 Kathy Blake, CSN 11 1995 Cyndee Bennett, UU 8 1995 Tammy Beer, UU 12 1995 Kathy Blake-Small, CSN 116.0 1994 Ali Andrus, UU 18 Scia Maumausolo, CSN 8 Sandy Rhea, UU 12 1996 Nikki Johnson, CSU 110.0 1995 Ali Andrus, UU 12 1996 Cyndee Bennett, UU 6 1996 Sandy Rhea, UU 10 1997 Nikki Johnson, CSU 129.0 Kathy Blake-Small, CSN 12 Nina Lindenberg, FS 6 1997 Sandy Rhea, UU 24 1998 Sarah Farnworth, UU 135.1 1996 Tara Glaister, CSU 11 Scia Maumausolo, CSN 6 1998 Sandy Rhea, UU 19 1999 Kelly Gentle, UH 108.1 1997 Nikki Johnson, CSU 15 1997 Kim Rondina, UNLV 6 1999 Tami Simpson, SDSU 14 2000 Desiree Duran, UH 80.1 1998 Amanda Scott, FS 15 1998 Raven Coberg, UNLV 8 2000 Anna Trauernicht, LMU 8 2001 Jenny Magill, TU 82.1 1999 Kelly Gentle, UH 13 1999 Rachael Goodpaster, UNLV 7 Jessie Smith, TU 8 2002 Jamie Southern, FS 125.2 2000 Amanda Scott, FS 9 2000 Four Players 4 2001 Anna Trauernicht, LMU 6 2003 Melissa Coogan, UH 102.1 2001 Desiree Duran 9 2001 Kate Judd, UH 6 2002 Brittany Stanley, LTU 11 2004 Carol Forbes, SJSU 106.0 2002 Jamie Southern, FS 11 2002 Stacey Porter, UH 7 Jessie Smith, TU 11 2003 Stacey Porter, UH 9 2003 Marie Jackson, UH 5 2005 Carol Forbes, SJSU 109.2 2003 Melissa Coogan, UH 14 2004 Christina Clark, FS 10 2004 Amber Miles, LTU 15 2006 Jordan McPherson, NEV 84.0 2004 Jamie Southern, FS 11 2005 Christina Clark, FS 7 2005 Stacey Walkingstick, TU 9 2007 Krissi Oliver, LTU 85.2 2005 Jamie Southern, FS 13 2006 Christina Clark, FS 4 2006 Stephanie Herrera, NMSU 10 2008 Morgan Melloh, FS 111.0 2006 Robin Mackin, FS 8 Brandi Peiler, UH 4 2007 Liz Perez, SJSU 8 2009 Stephanie Ricketts, UH 118.1 Courtney Lewis, SJSU 8 Amanda Winkley, SJSU 4 2008 Stephanie Herrera, NMSU 8 2010 Meghan Krieg, LTU 91.0 2007 Robin Mackin, FS 11 Sara Fleming, USU 4 2009 Brittany Puzey, NEV 8 2011 Meghan Krieg, LTU 106.2 2008 Morgan Melloh, FS 12 2007 Kate Robinson, UH 9 2010 Haley Gilleland, FS 9 2012 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 96.1 2009 Stephanie Ricketts, UH 13 2008 Five Players 5 Kylie Randall, NMSU 9 2013 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 106.0 2010 Stephanie Ricketts, UH 13 2009 Angie Ortega, NMSU 7 2011 Haley Gilleland, FS 12 2010 Melissa Gonzalez, UH 11 2014 Stephanie Pesqueira, GCU 67.1 2011 Aubray Zell, BSU 9 2012 Michelle Cox, SJSU 9 Jessica Iwata, UH 11 2015 Kelsie Monroe, CSUB 63.0 Michelle Moses, FS 9 2013 Kelli Baker, TXST 9 2011 Devon Bridges, BSU 10 2012 Stephanie Ricketts, UH 12 2012 Jessica Iwata, UH 8 Michelle Cox, SJSU 9 STRIKEOUTS 2013 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 13 2013 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 9 2014 Sarah Petosa, SU 5 1991 Janet Womack, UU 25 2014 Stephanie Pesqueira, GCU 8 2014 Katie Kelley, UMKC 5 Morgan Summers, UVU 5 1992 Dena Mullins, UNM 34 2015 Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 6 Amanda Robinson, UVU 5 2015 Brooke Parker, UMKC 12 1993 Tami Blunt, CSS 114 Dallas McBride, NMSU 6 2015 Fiana Finau, NMSU 9 1994 Ali Andrus, UU 131 Kelsie Monroe, CSUB 6 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1995 Susie Bugliarello, CSS 101 Taylor Nowlin, GCU 6 1991 Lisa Perettie, SDSU 0.21 RUNS BATTED IN 1996 Susie Bugliarello, CSS 100 1992 Dena Mullins, UNM 0.19 1991 Deb DiMeglio, UU 10 1997 Ali Andrus-Sagas, UU 113 1992 Julie Clancy, SDSU 7 1993 Marnie Hill, UNM 0.55 1998 Amanda Scott, FS 87 1993 Beth Calcante, CSN 30 1994 Jennifer Richardson, CSN 0.18 1999 Kelly Gentle, UH 93 1994 Kim Maher, FS 33 1995 Susie Bugliarello, CSS 0.59 2000 Amanda Scott, FS 85 1995 Cyndee Bennett, UU 29 1996 Lindsay Parker, FS 0.48 1996 Cyndee Bennett, UU 30 1997 Amanda Scott, FS 0.36 2001 Jenny Magill, TU 64 1997 Dana Degan, UH 33 1998 Amanda Scott, FS 0.66 2002 Jamie Southern, FS 137 1998 Nina Lindenberg, FS 43 1999 Amanda Scott, FS 0.33 2003 Jamie Southern, FS 106 1999 Angela Cervantez, FS 28 2000 Amanda Scott, FS 0.00 2004 Jamie Southern, FS 80 2000 Angela Cervantez, FS 19 2001 Lori Hoffman, FS 0.29 2005 Jamie Southern, FS 118 2001 Kate Judd, UH 16 2002 Jamie Southern, FS 0.45 2006 Robin Mackin, FS 117 2002 Stacey Porter, UH 22 2003 Jamie Southern, FS 0.49 2007 Robin Mackin, FS 84 2003 Christina Clark, FS 21 2004 Jamie Southern, FS 0.75 2008 Morgan Melloh, FS 133 2004 Christina Clark, FS 20 2005 Jamie Southern, FS 0.16 2009 Morgan Melloh, FS 163 2005 Christina Clark, FS 18 2006 Merryann Barr, FS 0.93 2010 Meghan Krieg, LTU 105 2006 Stacey Lien, NMSU 14 2007 Kate Robinson, UH 1.15 2011 Meghan Krieg, LTU 118 2007 Kate Robinson, UH 33 2008 Morgan Melloh, FS 1.14 2012 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 85 2008 Brittany McConnell, SJSU 20 2009 Wanda Malone, LTU 0.66 2013 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 88 2009 Angie Ortega, NMSU 21 2010 Michelle Moses, FS 1.22 2014 Stephanie Pesqueira, GCU 42 2010 Jessica Iwata, UH 32 2011 Kaia Parnaby, UH 1.28 2015 Taylor Nowlin, GCU 54 2011 Devon Bridges, BSU 29 2012 Stephanie Ricketts, UH 1.07 2012 Delaney Willard, BYU 33 2013 Alex Newman, NMSU 1.25 2013 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 26 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 1.25 2014 Kelsey Barak, GCU 18 2014 Celisha Walker, NMSU 1.52 2015 Fiana Finau, NMSU 22 2015 Kailey Regester, GCU 0.82

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GAMES PLAYED DOUBLES SACRIFICE HITS 1. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 277 1. Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 57 1. Stacey Walkingstick, TU, 2002-05 80 2. Laura Berg, FS, 1994-95, 97-98 266 2. Angela Cervantez, FS, 1997-00 55 2. Vanessa Czarnecki, FS, 72 3. Randi Berg, FS, 1994-97 263 3. Brittany Puzey, NEV, 2006-09 54 3. Tyree Woodruff, UH, 1997-01 65 4. Angela Cervantez, FS, 1997-00 258 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996-98 54 4. Tammy Beer, UU, 1993-96 60 5. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002-05 253 5. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1995-98 51 5. Michelle Morga, SJSU, 1997-99 55 6. Jenifer Henry, FS, 1993-96 251 6. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2007-10 47 Jo Pini, FS, 1993-96 55 7. Lori Hoffman, FS, 2001-04 250 7. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 46 7. Stacie Reynolds, UU, 1993-96 54 8. Jo Pini, FS, 1993-96 249 8. Sam Bias, NEV, 2007-10 45 8. Tracy Stowe, SDSU, 1991-92 43 9. Brittany Puzey, NEV, 2006-09 245 9. Regan Clark, LTU, 44 9. Lisa Hashimoto, UU, 1997-99 41 10. Mitzi Ing, FS, 2001-04 244 Sandy Rhea, UU, 1995-98 44 10. Maya Garcia, SJSU, 1997-99 40 Beth Calcante, CSN, 1993-94 40 AT BATS TRIPLES 1. Laura Berg, FS, 1994-95, 97-98 957 1. Laura Berg, FS, 1994-95, 97-98 25 BASES ON BALLS 2. Becky Witt, FS, 1998-01 866 2. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2007-10 19 1. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2008-11 138 3. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 849 Sandy Rhea, UU, 1995-98 19 2. Kelsey Dodd, NMSU, 2012-15 137 4. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1994-97 820 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996-98 19 3. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2012-15 125 5. Jamie Southern, FS 2001-05 808 5. Holly Schmillen, CSU, 1998-99 18 4. Kelly Majam, UH, 2010-12 117 6. Lori Hoffman, FS, 2001-04 790 6. Sarah Taylor, SJSU, 2006-10 15 5. Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 114 7. Haley Perkins, FS, 2006-09 789 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1995-98 15 6. Lindsay Fossatti, FS, 99-02 111 8. Emma Barnes, LTU, 2006-09 768 8. Kym Silagyi, NEV, 2006-09 14 7. Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2009-12 108 9. Haley Gilleland, FS, 2008-11 767 9. Courtney Lewis, SJSU, 2003-06 13 8. Angela Cervantez, FS, 1997-00 97 10. Randi Berg, FS, 1994-97 762 10. Haley Gilleland, FS, 2008-11 12 9. Britton Murdock, NEV, 2008-11 96 Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 12 10. Katie Torres, TU, 2003-05 93 RUNS Jenifer Henry, FS, 1993-96 12 1. Laura Berg, FS, 1994-95, 97-98 245 STOLEN BASES 2. Christina Clark, FS 2003-06 228 HOME RUNS 1. Sandy Rhea, UU, 1995-98 130 3. Becky Witt, FS, 1998- 01 224 1. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2008-11 64 2. Kylie Randall, NMSU, 2008-11 103 4. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2012-15 194 2. Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 62 3. Brittany Stanley, LTU, 2002-05 90 5. Haley Perkins, FS, 2006-09 189 3. Michelle Moses, FS, 2009-12 59 4. Amber Miles, LTU, 2002-05 89 Robyn Yorke, FS, 1994-97 189 4. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2012-15 56 5. Haley Gilleland, FS, 2008-11 86 7. Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2009-12 188 5. Kelly Majam, UH, 2010-12 54 6. Jennifer Buford, CSU, 1995-98 81 8. Sandy Rhea, UU, 1995-98 177 6. Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2009-12 48 7. Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM, 1995-97 71 9. Kelly Majam, UH, 2009-12 176 7. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010-12 47 8. Jessie Smith, TU, 1999-2002 70 10. Kandis Jones, NMSU, 2008-11 175 8. Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1993-96 46 9. Amy Timmel, UU, 1991-94 69 9. Kate Robinson, UH, 2005-08 44 10. Stacey Walkingstick, TU, 2002-05 65 HITS 10. Ashley Maroda, NMSU, 2008-11 43 1. Laura Berg, FS, 1994-95, 97-98 396 BATTING AVERAGE 2. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1994-97 357 RUNS BATTED IN 1. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996-98 .440 3. Becky Witt, FS, 1998-01 331 1. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 212 2. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1994-97 .435 4. Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 296 2. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2008-11 209 3. Christine Thomsen, USU, 2012-13 .421 5. Haley Perkins, FS, 2006-09 283 3. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996-98 201 4. Laura Berg, FS, 1994-95, 97-98 .414 6. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996-98 269 4. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2012-15 192 5. Kim Maher, FS, 1993-94 .401 7. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2007-10 262 5. Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2009-12 185 6. Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 .397 8. Kandis Jones, NMSU, 2008-11 260 6. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1995-98 183 7. Tia Morenz, UH, 1997-98 .390 Cyndee Bennett, UU, 1994-97 260 7. Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 176 8. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2007-10 .386 10. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 257 8. Michelle Moses, FS, 2009-12 175 9. Becky Witt, FS, 1998-01 .382 Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1993-96 257 Cyndee Bennett, UU, 1994-97 175 10. Alyson Carter, CSU, 1997-99 .379 10. Angela Cervantez, FS, 1997-00 174 Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1993-96 .379

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TOTAL BASES INNINGS PITCHED STRIKEOUTS PER 7 INNINGS 1. Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 563 1. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002-05 1088.2 1. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008-10 9.47 2. Laura Berg, FS, 1994-95, 97-98 500 2. Carol Forbes, SJSU, 2002-05 935.1 2. Robin Mackin, FS, 2005-07 9.20 3. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996-98 469 3. Ali Andrus-Sagas, UU, 1994-97 891.2 3. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002-05 8.49 4. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2007-10 455 4. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 871.0 4. Meghan Krieg, LTU, 2008-11 8.36 5. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2008-11 450 5. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU, 2009-13 843.1 5. Susie Bugliarello, CSS, 1994-96 8.23 6. Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1993-96 443 6. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008-10 841.1 6. Kaia Parnaby, UH, 2010-12 7.69 7. Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2009-12 431 6. Jordan McPherson, NEV, 2005-08 795.2 7. Michelle Moses, FS, 2009-12 7.62 8. Cyndee Bennett, UU, 1994-97 430 7. Krissi Oliver, LTU, 2006-09 779.2 8. Julie Fennell, TU, 2004-05 7.29 9. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1995-98 429 8. Melissa Coogan, 2002-05 775.0 9. Amy Windmiller, CSN, 1993-94 6.98 10. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2012-15 425 9. Katie Holverson, NEV, 2007-10 766.2 10. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 6.84

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE ERA Boldface indicates active player 1. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996-98 .768 2. Christina Clark, FS, 2003-06 .756 1. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002-05 0.51 3. Fiana Finau, NMSU, 2014-present .751 2. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 0.55 4. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2008-11 .738 3. Amy Windmiller, CSN, 1993-94 0.69 5. Kelly Majam, UH, 2010-2012 .722 4. Kristen Hunter, FS, 1999-00 0.78 6. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010-2012 .711 5. Kathy Blake-Small, CSN, 1993-95 0.82 7. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2012-15 .694 6. Janet Womack, UU, 1991-92 0.83 8. Holly Schmillen, CSU, 1998-99 .686 7. Maureen Brady, FS, 1993-95 0.99 Kim Maher, FS, 1993-94 .686 8. Dena Mullins, UNM, 1992-93 1.03 10. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2007-10 .671 9. Lindsay Parker, FS, 1996-97 1.06 10. Susie Bugliarello, CSS, 1994-96 1.10 VICTORIES 1. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002-05 118 STRIKEOUTS 2. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 106 1. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002-05 1321 3. Stephanie Ricketts, UH, 2009-12 102 2. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008-10 1138 4. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008-10 90 3. Meghan Krieg, LTU, 2008-11 859 5. Ali Andrus-Sagas, UU, 1994-97 89 4. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 851 6. Maureen Brady, FS, 1993-95 75 5. Stephanie Ricketts, UH, 2009-12 818 7. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU, 2009-13 73 6. Ali Andrus-Sagas, UU, 1994-97 809 8. Melissa Coogan, UH, 2002-05 71 7. Robin Mackin, FS, 2005-07 771 9. Katie Holverson, NEV, 2007-10 68 8. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU, 2009-13 709 Carol Forbes, SJSU, 2002-05 68 9. Katie Holverson, NEV, 2007-10 682 10. Kim Watson, NMSU, 2006-09 667 SAVES 1. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU, 2009-13 17 2. Celisha Walker, NMSU, 2011-14 11 Jamie Southern, FS, 2002-05 11 4. Shelbi Tyteca, USU, 2010-13 10 Amanda Scott, FS, 1997-00 10 6. Maren Genow, TU, 2003-05 9 7. Katie Holverson, NEV, 2007-10 8 Carol Forbes, SJSU, 2002-05 8 9. Alex Newman, NMSU, 2010-13 7 Lela Work, BSU, 2010-11 7 Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008-10 7 Courtney Lewis, SJSU, 2003-06 7 Kelly Gentle, UH, 1996-99 7

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BATTING AVERAGE HITS PER GAME TRIPLES PER GAME 1. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 .508 1. Laura Berg, FS, 1998 1.71 1. Holly Schmillen, CSU, 1999 0.29 2. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2009 .488 2. Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 1.67 2. Valeri Quintero, SJSU, 1997 0.16 Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1995 .482 3. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1995 1.65 Heather Hobbs, SUU, 1991 0.16 3. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1995 .481 4. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 1.60 Laura Berg, FS, 1995 0.16 4. Stacey Porter, UH, 2003 .479 5. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1997 1.52 5. Kym Silagyi, NEV, 2009 0.15 5. Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 .468 6. Laura Berg, FS, 1997 1.51 Amberly Waits, LTU, 2008 0.15 6. Laura Berg, FS, 1998 .458 7. Haley Walker, GCU, 2015 1.48 7. Emma Barnes, LT, 2006 0.14 7. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 .449 8. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2009 1.47 Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM, 1997 0.14 Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1996 .449 9. Laura Berg, FS, 1995 1.46 9. Sarah Taylor, SJSU, 2009 0.13 9. Kim Rondina, UNLV, 1997 .445 10. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 1.41 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 0.13 10. Christina Clark, FS, 2006 .430 Kelli Groomer, SUU, 1991 0.13 Casey Coffman, UNM, 1996 .430 DOUBLES 1. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 29 HOME RUNS SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 2. Angela Cervantez, FS, 1999 26 1. Kelly Majam, UH, 2010 30 1. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2011 1.007 3. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 21 2. Melissa Gonzalez, UH, 2010 25 2. Kim Rondina, UNLV, 1997 .941 Casey Coffman, UNM, 1996 21 3. Fiana Finau, NMSU, 2015 24 3. Stacey Porter, UH, 2003 .940 5. Christina Clark, FS, 2006 19 Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2011 24 4. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2009 .934 Amanda Scott, FS, 1997 19 5. Christina Clark, FS, 2004 23 5. Kelly Majam, UH, 2010 .919 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1997 19 6. Kathy Cox, BSU, 2010 21 6. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 .897 8. Noelle Micka, NEV, 2008 18 Kate Robinson, UH, 2008 21 7. Delaney Willard, BYU, 2012 .859 Stacey Porter, UH, 2003 18 8. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2013 20 8. Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1995 .848 Jiliane Hartfiel, NEV, 2004 18 9. Michelle Moses, FS, 2010 19 9. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2010 .825 Brittany Puzey, NEV, 2007 18 Kate Robinson, UH, 2007 19 10. Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1996 .820 DOUBLES PER GAME HOME RUNS PER GAME AT BATS 1. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 0.47 1. Kelly Majam, UH, 2010 0.45 1. Laura Berg, FS, 1997 245 2. Casey Coffman, UNM, 1996 0.42 2. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2011 0.43 2. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1997 241 3. Angela Cervantez, FS, 1999 0.35 3. Fiana Finau, NMSU, 2015 0.40 3. Laura Berg, FS, 1994 238 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1995 0.35 4. Jessica Gonzalez, UH, 2010 0.38 Laura Berg, FS, 1995 238 5. Karley Hopkins, NEV, 2011 0.34 5. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2013 0.35 5. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1995 237 6. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 0.33 6. Kathy Cox, BSU, 2010 0.34 6. Laura Berg, FS, 1998 236 Kelsey Starr, NEV, 2010 0.33 Kate Robinson, UH, 2008 0.34 7. Emma Barnes, LTU, 2008 226 8. Kelsey Barak, GCU, 2015 0.32 Christina Clark, FS, 2004 0.34 Amanda Scott, FS, 1999 226 Amberly Waits, LTU, 2009 0.32 9. Delaney Willard, BYU, 2012 0.32 9. Tia Morenz, UH, 1997 222 Holly Schmillen, CSU, 1999 0.32 10. Michelle Moses, FS, 2012 0.31 Christina Clark, FS, 2004 222 Michelle Moses, FS, 2010 0.31 TRIPLES Amberly Waits, LTU, 2009 0.31 HITS 1. Holly Schmillen, CSU, 1999 12 Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2009 0.31 1. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1995 114 2. Laura Berg, FS, 1995 11 Kim Rondina, UNLV, 1997 0.31 2. Laura Berg, FS, 1998 108 3. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2008 10 3. Laura Berg, FS, 1997 104 Valeri Quintero, SJSU, 1997 10 RUNS BATTED IN 4. Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 102 5. Kym Silagyi, NEV, 2009 8 1. Delaney Willard, BYU, 2012 88 Robyn Yorke, FS, 1997 102 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 8 2. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 77 6. Laura Berg, FS, 1995 101 Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM, 1997 8 3. Fiana Finau, NMSU 74 7. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 99 8. Sarah Taylor, SJSU, 2009 7 4. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 73 8. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 89 Haley Perkins, FS, 2008 7 Angela Cervantez, FS, 1999 73 9. Christina Clark, FS, 2004 88 Emma Barnes, LT, 2006 7 6. Amanda Scott, FS, 1998 72 10. Becky Witt, FS, 1999 87 Sandy Rhea, UU, 1998 7 7. Kate Robinson, UH, 2007 71 Tia Morenz, UH, 1997 87 Lainie Horne, UNM, 1998 7 8. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1997 66 Robyn Yorke, FS, 1994 87 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1997 7 9. Kim Maher, FS, 1994 64 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1997 7 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1997 64 Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 7 Laura Berg, FS, 1997 7

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RUNS BATTED IN PER GAME STRIKEOUTS 1. Delaney Willard, BYU, 2012 1.54 1. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008 454 2. Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2011 1.30 2. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2009 450 3. Fiana Finau, NMSU, 2015 1.23 3. Robin Mackin, FS, 2006 402 4. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 1.22 4. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002 400 5. Katie Kelley, UMKC, 2015 1.15 5. Robin Mackin, FS, 2007 369 Hoku Nohara, NMSU, 2010 1.15 6. Jamie Southern, FS, 2003 322 7. Amanda Scott, FS, 1998 1.14 7. Amanda Scott, FS, 2000 314 8. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2009 1.13 8. Jamie Southern, FS, 2004 299 Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2009 1.13 9. Meghan Krieg, LTU, 2011 289 Kate Robinson, UH, 2007 1.13 10. Tami Blunt, CSS, 1993 284

STOLEN BASES STRIKEOUTS PER 7 INNINGS 1. Sandy Rhea, UU, 1997 46 1. Robin Mackin, 2006 10.30 2. Kylie Randall, NMSU, 2011 40 2. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2010 10.15 Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM, 1997 40 3. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2009 9.86 4. Cayley Warner, UNM, 1999 39 4. Jamie Southern, 2005 9.27 5. Sandy Rhea, UU, 1998 34 5. Jamie Southern, FS, 2003 8.91 6. Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 33 6. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008 8.81 7. Brooke Parker, UMKC, 2015 32 7. Lindsay Parker, FS, 1999 8.79 Anna Trauernicht, LMU, 2000 32 8. Meghan Krieg, LTU, 2009 8.69 Gina Punaro, SDSU, 1997 32 9. Meghan Krieg, LTU, 2008 8.63 10. Jennifer Buford, CSU, 1997 31 10. Susie Bugliarello, CSS, 1996 8.32 Anna Trauernicht, LMU, 2001 31 INNINGS PITCHED EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008 360.2 1. Amanda Scott, FS, 1999 0.24 2. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002 351.2 2. Amy Windmiller, CSN, 1994 0.36 3. Maureen Brady, FS, 1994 321.0 3. Amanda Scott, FS, 2000 0.41 4. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2009 319.1 4. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002 0.44 5. Robin Mackin, FS, 2007 311.1 5. Jamie Southern, FS, 2005 0.46 6. Ali Andrus, UU, 1994 286.1 6. Kathy Blake, CSN, 1994 0.51 7. Maurenn Brady, FS, 1995 285.0 7. Jamie Southern, FS, 2004 0.54 8. Jordan McPherson, UN, 2006 283.1 8. Susie Bugliarello, CSS, 1995 0.59 Carol Forbes, SJSU, 2005 283.1 9. Kristen Hunter, FS, 1999 0.61 10. Melissa Coogan, UH, 2003 281.0 Ali Andrus, UU, 1994 0.61 Boldface indicates active player VICTORIES 1. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008 42 2. Maureen Brady, FS, 1994 36 Robin Mackin, FS, 2007 36 4. Amanda Scott, FS, 2000 33 Nikki Johnson, CSU, 1997 33 Jamie Southern, FS, 2002 33 7. Ali Andrus, UU, 1994 32 Melissa Coogan, UH, 2003 32 9. Stephanie Ricketts, UH, 2010 30 Morgan Melloh, FS, 2009 30 Jamie Southern, FS, 2003 30

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BATTING AVERAGE HITS PER GAME TRIPLES PER GAME 1. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 .535 1. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 1.95 1. Heather Hobbs, SUU, 1991 0.40 2. Kim Rondina, UNLV, 1997 .525 2. Haley Walker, GCU, 2015 1.80 2. Kelli Groomer, SUU, 1991 0.30 3. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2015 .523 3. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 1.77 3. Holly Schmillen, CSU, 1999 0.25 4. Haley Nakamura, NMSU, 2015 .500 Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 1.77 4. Kristen Hunter, FS, 2000 0.22 Haley Walker, GCU, 2015 .500 5. Laura Berg, FS, 1998 1.73 5. Joni Reynolds, SUU, 1992 0.20 Christina Clark, FS, 2006 .500 6. Amber Olive, NMSU 1.71 6. Sarah Taylor, SJSU, 2009 0.19 Becky Witt, FS, 2000 .500 7. Kylie Randall, NMSU, 2011 1.67 Kelly Fangonilo, SJSU, 2009 0.19 Robyn Yorke, FS, 1994 .500 8. Kandis Jones, NMSU, 2011 1.65 Laura Berg, FS, 1995 0.19 9. Scia Maumausolo, CSN, 1995 .494 9. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1994 1.62 Valeri Quintero, SJSU, 1997 0.19 10. Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 .489 10. JC Clayton, BYU, 2012 1.58 10. Amberly Waits, LTU, 2008 0.18 Robyn Yorke, FS, 1995 1.58 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE HOME RUNS 1. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 1.050 DOUBLES 1. Melissa Gonzalez, UH, 2010 11 2. Kim Rondina, UNLV, 1997 1.033 1. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 15 Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 11 3. Stacey Porter, UH, 2003 1.017 2. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 12 3. Devon Bridges, BSU, 2011 10 4. Christina Clark, FS, 2006 1.000 Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM, 1997 12 Kelly Majam, UH, 2010 10 5. Devon Bridges, BSU, 2011 .980 4. Cyndee Bennett, UU, 1997 11 Jenna Rodriguez, UH, 2010 10 6. Kate Robinson, UH, 2007 .964 Amanda Scott, FS, 1997 11 Christina Clark, FS, 2004 10 7. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 .942 Shannon Jones, CSN, 1994 11 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2013 10 8. Kelly Majam, UH, 2010 .926 7. Angela Cervantez, FS, 1999 10 8. Fiana Finau, NMSU, 2015 9 9. Kelsey Dodd, NMSU, 2015 .921 Dana Degen, UH, 1998 10 Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2011 9 10. Fiana Finau, NMSU, 2015 .915 Joyce Lum, UH, 1998 10 Amanda Tauali’i, UH, 2010 9 Amy ReCouper, CSU, 1996 10 Kate Robinson, UH, 2007 9 AT BATS Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1995 10 Stacey Porter, UH, 2003 9 1. Tia Morenz, UH, 1997 118 Laura Berg, FS, 1997 118 DOUBLES PER GAME HOME RUNS PER GAME 3. Laura Berg, FS, 1998 116 1. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 0.60 1. Fiana Finau, NMSU, 2015 0.60 4. Tia Morenz, UH, 1998 114 2. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 0.58 2. Melissa Gonzalez, UH, 2010 0.55 5. Jennifer Buford, CSU, 1997 111 3. Tatum Reedy, NMSU, 2014 0.56 Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 0.55 6. Robyn Yorke, FS, 1997 110 4. Christina Clark, FS, 2003 0.50 4. Kelly Majam, UH, 2010 0.50 7. Valeri Quintero, SJSU, 1997 108 5. Lisa Maulden, SU, 2014 0.47 Jenna Rodriguez, UH, 2010 0.50 8. Joyce Lum, UH, 1998 107 6. Shannon Jones, CSN, 1994 0.46 Kate Robinson, UH, 2007 0.50 Nicole Miller, UNLV, 1997 107 7. Lisa Maulden, SU, 2015 0.43 7. Devon Bridges, BSU, 2011 0.48 10. Sandy Rhea, UU, 1997 106 Andrea Ortega, FS, 2010 0.43 8. Amanda Tauali’i, UH, 2010 0.45 Lainie Horne, UNM, 1999 0.43 Stacey Porter, UH, 2003 0.45 HITS Tera Fowers, SUU, 1992 0.43 10. Kelsey Dodd, NMSU, 2015 0.43 1. Laura Berg, FS, 1998 52 Staci Rodriguez, NMSU, 2013 0.43 2. Tia Morenz, UH, 1997 48 TRIPLES Tiare Jennings, NMSU, 2011 0.43 3. Tia Morenz, UH, 1998 46 1. Valeri Quintero, SJSU, 1997 6 Becky Witt, FS, 1998 46 2. Holly Schmillen, CSU, 1999 5 RUNS BATTED IN Laura Berg, FS, 1997 46 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1997 5 1. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 43 Jennifer Buford, CSU, 1997 46 Laura Berg, FS, 1995 5 2. Delaney Willard, BYU, 2012 33 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 46 5. Sarah Taylor, SJSU, 2009 4 Kate Robinson, UH, 2007 33 Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 46 Kelly Fangonilo, SJSU, 2009 4 Dana Degan, UH, 1997 33 9. Sandy Rhea, UU, 1997 45 Kristen Hunter, FS, 2000 4 Kim Maher, FS, 1994 33 Dana Degen, UH, 1997 45 Jenny Monson, UU, 1998 4 5. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 32 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 4 6. Raven Coberg, UNLV, 1998 31 Maya Garcia, SJSU, 1997 4 Amanda Scott, FS, 1998 31 Laura Berg, FS, 1997 4 8. Cyndee Bennett, UU, 1996 30 Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 4 Beth Calcante, CSN, 1993 30 Heather Hobbs, SUU, 1991 4 10. Devon Bridges, BSU, 2011 29 Jenna Rodriguez, UH, 2010 29 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU, 1997 29 Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1996 29 Cyndee Bennett, UU, 1995 29

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RUNS BATTED IN PER GAME STRIKEOUTS 1. Kate Robinson, UH, 2007 1.83 1. Robin Mackin, FS, 2006 177 2. Delaney Willard, BYU, 2012 1.74 2. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2009 163 3. Jessica Iwata, UH, 2010 1.60 3. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002 137 4. Valerie Swedberg, NMSU, 2011 1.50 4. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2008 133 5. Fiana Finau, NMSU, 2015 1.47 5. Ali Andrus, UU, 1994 131 6. Jenna Rodriguez, UH, 2010 1.45 6. Meghan Krieg, LTU, 2011 118 7. Nina Lindenberg, FS, 1998 1.43 Jamie Southern, FS, 2005 118 8. Camree Wartman, GCU, 2015 1.40 8. Tami Blunt, CSS, 1993 114 9. Devon Bridges, BSU, 2011 1.38 9. Ali Andrus-Sagas, UU, 1997 113 10. Beth Calcante, CSN, 1993 1.36 10. Nikki Johnson, CSU, 1997 108

STOLEN BASES STRIKEOUTS PER 7 INNINGS 1. Sandy Rhea, UU, 1997 24 1. Robin Mackin, FS, 2006 10.97 2. Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM, 1997 20 2. Michelle Moses, FS, 2010 10.38 Amy Timmel, UU, 1994 20 3. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2010 10.36 4. Sandy Rhea, UU, 1998 19 4. Lindsay Parker, FS, 1999 10.09 5. Jennifer Buford, CSU, 1997 17 5. Jamie Southern, FS, 2005 9.72 6. Jennifer Buford, CSU, 1998 16 6. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2009 9.67 Amber Solano, CSU, 1997 16 7. Amanda Scott, FS, 2000 9.65 8. Amber Miles, LT, 2004 15 8. Justine Smethurst, UH, 2007 8.90 9. Tami Simpson, SDSU, 1999 14 9. Kaia Parnaby, UH, 2011 8.66 10. Brooke Parker, UMKC, 2015 12 Jamie Southern, FS, 2003 8.66 Haley Gilleland, FS, 2011 12 Tia Morenz, UH, 1997 12 INNINGS PITCHED Tammy Beer, UU, 1995 12 1. Maureen Brady, FS, 1994 150.0 Sandy Rhea, UU, 1995 12 2. Ali Andrus, UU, 1994 140.1 3. Sarah Farnworth, UU, 1998 135.1 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 4. Brandi Isgar, UNLV, 1998 131.1 1. Amanda Scott, FS, 2000 0.00 5. Nikki Johnson, CSU, 1997 129.0 2. Jamie Southern, FS, 2005 0.16 6. Jamie Southern, FS, 2002 125.2 3. Jennifer Richardson, CSN, 1994 0.18 Ali Andrus-Sagas, UU, 1997 125.2 4. Dena Mullins, UNM, 1992 0.19 8. Dena Mullins, UNM, 1993 124.0 5. Lisa Perettie, SDSU, 1991 0.21 9. Stephanie Ricketts, UH, 2009 118.1 6. Lori Hoffman, FS, 2001 0.29 10. Morgan Melloh, FS, 2009 118.0 7. Amanda Scott, FS, 1999 0.33 8. Kristen Hunter, FS, 1999 0.34 Boldface indicates active player 9. Amanda Scott, FS, 1997 0.36 10. Amy Windmiller, CSN, 1994 0.43

VICTORIES 1. Ali Andrus, UU, 1994 18 2. Maureen Brady, FS, 1994 17 3. Amanda Scott, FS, 1998 15 Nikki Johnson, CSU, 1997 15 5. Melissa Coogan, UH, 2003 14 6. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU, 2013 13 Stephanie Ricketts, UH, 2010 13 Stephanie Ricketts, UH, 2009 13 Jamie Southern, FS, 2005 13 Kelly Gentle, UH, 1999 13 Sandra Durazo, SDSU, 1999 13

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BATTING AVERAGE 1996 4. Fresno State 1.00 1998 16. Fresno State .969 2012 10. Hawai‘i 6.26 1994 6. Utah .329 16. CSUN 1.39 12. Brigham Young 5.90 16. CSUN .314 1999 5. Fresno State .971 19. Fresno State .311 1997 8. Fresno State 1.18 30. New Mexico .963 2014 20. NM State 6.02 35. New Mexico .297 11. Utah 1.22 2000 7. Fresno State .973 2015 8. NM State 7.38 1995 12. Fresno State .317 1998 20. Fresno State 1.34 35. UMKC 6.13 27. Hawai‘i 1.51 2001 14. Fresno State .972 1996 12. Fresno State .323 23. Loyola Marymount .970 30. San Jose State .968 WON/LOSS PERCENTAGE 1999 1. Fresno State 0.51 1993 7. CSUN .836 1997 12. Fresno State .326 23. New Mexico 1.46 2002 1. Fresno State .977 12. Colorado State .322 1994 3. CSUN .839 17. Utah .314 2000 1. Fresno State 0.62 2003 28. Fresno State .969 7. Utah .797 18. Hawai‘i .312 13. Fresno State .754 2001 22. Fresno State 1.31 1998 6. Fresno State .340 2004 10. Tulsa .974 33. Hawai‘i 1.47 1995 21. Sacramento State .727 7. Hawai‘i .336 29. Fresno State .967 22. Fresno State .725 23. Colorado State .301 2002 4. Fresno State 0.90 2005 8. Tulsa .975 23. CSUN .717 25. Tulsa 1.42 1999 15. Fresno State .303 2006 27. Fresno State .970 1996 5. Fresno State .823 25. New Mexico .297 2003 11. Fresno State 1.34 32. Hawai‘i .970 19. CSUN .729 2001 26. Hawai‘i .286 2004 18. Tulsa 1.35 2007 7. Fresno State .975 1997 4. Fresno State .797 42. Hawai‘i .968 7. Colorado State .785 2006 23. Fresno State .298 2005 13. Fresno State 1.43 25. Hawai‘i .297 22. Utah .710 47. Louisiana Tech .284 2008 9. Fresno State .975 2006 40. Fresno State 2.01 41. Hawai‘i .968 1998 4. Fresno State .825 13. Hawai‘i .754 2007 16. Hawai‘i .308 2007 30. Fresno State 1.87 36. Fresno State .298 2009 39. Fresno State .969 38. Hawai‘i 2.00 1999 2. Fresno State .867 2010 49. Fresno State .967 14. New Mexico .750 2008 17. Nevada .311 2008 23. Fresno State 1.61 29. Fresno State .298 2012 44. Hawai‘i .968 2000 7. Fresno State .794 42. Hawai‘i .289 2009 28. Fresno State 1.97 43. Nevada 2.23 2009 1. NM State .341 2013 32. UTSA .970 2002 28. Fresno State .714 22. Nevada .301 50. Seattle U .966 2011 9. Hawai‘i 1.59 2004 22. Tulsa .714 2010 13. Hawai‘i .321 SCORING PER GAME 27. Fresno State .706 2012 8. Hawai‘i 1.50 19. NM State .317 1994 15. Utah 5.33 2005 13. Fresno State .782 26. CSUN 4.97 2013 22. UT Arlington 2.00 2011 3. NM State .341 2006 42. Fresno State .661 39. Boise State State .299 1996 25. Fresno State 5.00 FIELDING PERCENTAGE 2007 6. Hawai‘i .794 2012 11. Brigham Young .315 1991 25. Creighton .961 1997 12. Colorado State 5.78 21. Fresno State .723 35. Hawai‘i .296 33. New Mexico .956 17. Fresno State 5.42 34. Utah .956 30. Hawai‘i 5.06 2008 8. Fresno State .806 2014 23. NM State .315 34. Utah 4.81 28. Nevada .710 1992 19. New Mexico .963 44. Hawai‘i .656 2015 8. NM State .348 34. Utah .958 1998 14. Fresno State 5.94 22. Hawai‘i 5.13 2009 40. Nevada .678 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1993 3. CSUN .972 49. Fresno State .655 1991 20. Creighton 1.02 8. Sacramento State .968 1999 28. New Mexico 4.84 21. Utah 1.04 19. Utah .963 32. Fresno State 4.77 2010 20. Hawai‘i .758 28. New Mexico .961 46. Fresno State .661 1992 29. Utah 1.13 32. Fresno State .959 2007 11. Hawai‘i 5.95 2011 27. NM State .721 1993 8. CSUN 1.00 1994 12. Sacramento State .966 2008 36. Nevada 5.00 47. Hawai‘i .673 10. Fresno State 1.00 22. CSUN .961 43. Fresno State 4.87 11. Sacramento State 1.01 35. Utah .958 2012 6. Hawai‘i .830 24. New Mexico 1.23 2009 7. NM State 6.09 14. Brigham Young .750 35. Utah 1.40 1995 18. CSUN .965 30. Nevada 5.20 19. Fresno State .964 2013 29. San Jose State .712 1994 2. CSUN 0.47 2010 1. Hawai‘i 7.39 5. Utah 1.00 1996 6. Sacramento State .971 20. NM State 5.84 2015 19. NM State .746 20. Fresno State 1.36 8. CSUN .967 46. San Jose State 5.15 16. Fresno State .964 49. Boise State 5.10 1995 1. Sacramento State 0.76 6. Fresno State 0.98 1997 14. Fresno State .964 2011 5. NM State 6.93 11. CSUN 1.22 24. Colorado State .963 23. Boise State 5.68

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HOME RUNS PER GAME DOUBLES PER GAME SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 1995 19. Fresno State 0.39 1991 3. Utah 0.39 1994 28. CSUN 1.19 1993 21. CSUN .400 23. Southern Utah 0.37 16. New Mexico 0.22 1994 8. CSUN .446 25. Colorado State 0.37 27. Colorado State 0.19 1996 14. Fresno State 1.42 17. Utah .426 35. New Mexico 0.33 32. New Mexico 1.28 32. Fresno State .408 1993 2. CSUN 0.69 1996 10. Fresno State 0.44 27. New Mexico 0.26 1997 15. Fresno State 1.45 1996 11. Fresno State .435 29. Fresno State 0.26 28. Utah 1.31 19. CSUN .423 1997 11. Fresno State 0.43 18. Tulsa 0.39 1994 4. CSUN 0.61 1999 24. New Mexico 1.41 1997 11. Fresno State .436 20. Hawai‘i 0.38 11. Utah 0.48 17. Utah .430 23. San Jose State 0.37 15. Fresno State 0.46 2004 43. Tulsa 1.25 26. Colorado State .414 21. New Mexico 0.41 2000 29. San Jose State 0.38 2008 13. Nevada 1.61 1998 11. Fresno State .468 1995 10. CSUN 0.48 17. Hawai‘i .432 2004 19. Hawai‘i 0.38 11. Utah 0.47 2009 37. Nevada 1.37 33. Colorado State .397 48. NM State 1.31 37. Utah .392 2005 23. Hawai‘i 0.38 1996 5. CSUN 0.66 2010 11. Nevada 1.58 23. Utah 0.41 1999 21. New Mexico .420 2006 3. Utah State 0.50 23. San Jose State 1.49 25. Colorado State 0.40 34. Fresno State .410 45. Hawai‘i 1.39 35. Fresno State 0.35 2007 22. Louisiana Tech 0.40 2004 33. Tulsa .420 30. NM State 0.38 2011 12. NM State 1.52 1997 12. UNLV 0.57 45. Fresno State .410 26. Utah 0.40 2008 11. NM State 0.42 2013 38. Seattle U 1.40 2006 33. Hawai‘i .439 15. Hawai‘i 0.39 29. Louisiana Tech 0.36 1998 6. Fresno State 0.70 2015 23. NM State 1.59 47. Fresno State .424 33. San Jose State 0.36 19. UNLV 0.49 29. UMKC 1.55 28. Colorado State 0.43 2007 8. Hawai‘i .502 50. Fresno State 0.33 34. San Jose State 0.41 2008 26. Nevada .458 TRIPLES PER GAME 45. Fresno State .432 2009 37. Nevada 1.37 1999 12. New Mexico 0.66 1995 31. Fresno State 0.41 2009 6. NM State .542 2010 6. San Jose State 0.46 2000 32. Hawai‘i 0.32 1996 22. Utah 0.35 23. Nevada .470 7. NM State 0.45 33. Hawai‘i .453 2004 21. Fresno State 0.74 1997 18. San Jose State 0.37 2011 7. Fresno State 0.48 38. Tulsa 0.65 30. Colorado State 0.35 2010 1. Hawai‘i .642 14. San Jose State 0.44 18. NM State .495 37. Utah State 0.37 1998 11. Utah 0.44 2006 42. Fresno State 0.78 46. Fresno State .448 49. Boise State .445 2012 10. Brigham Young 0.47 1999 4. Colorado State 0.51 2007 7. Hawai‘i 1.33 41. Fresno State 0.37 2011 4. NM State .551 2006 34. Louisiana Tech 0.26 2008 41. Hawai‘i 0.79 42. Boise State .456 2013 11. NM State 0.47 48. Fresno State 0.23 30. Louisiana Tech 0.40 Seattle U 0.40 2009 10. NM State 1.26 2008 31. Louisiana Tech 0.24 2012 10. Hawai‘i .515 13. Hawai‘i 1.15 41. Fresno State 0.22 36. Brigham Young .446 19. Louisiana Tech 1.04 2014 18. NM State 0.46 37. Utah Valley 0.40 28. Nevada 0.93 2009 15. San Jose State 0.30 2013 47. NM State .447 38. Nevada 0.24 2010 1. Hawai‘i 2.39 2014 15. NM State .512 2015 1. Utah Valley 0.76 21. NM State 1.13 2010 48. Utah State 0.20 9. NM State 0.52 31. Boise State 1.00 2015 7. NM State .602 20. Seattle U 0.46 42. Louisiana Tech 0.91 2012 21. Fresno State 0.25 34. CSU Bakersfield 0.43 DOUBLE PLAYS PER GAME 2011 6. NM State 1.34 2013 35. San Jose State 0.24 1991 3. New Mexico 0.50 30. Boise State 1.04 6. Utah 0.45 32. Hawai‘i 1.02 STOLEN BASES PER GAME 1991 14. New Mexico 1.81 1992 14. Utah 0.40 2012 3. Hawai‘i 1.49 30. Creighton 1.41 35. New Mexico 0.31 2013 44. NM State 0.95 1994 26. Utah 1.44 1993 2. Utah 0.58

2014 15. NM State 1.19 1995 11. Utah 1.65 1994 2. Fresno State 0.60 8. Colorado State 0.45 2015 8. NM State 1.63 1997 35. Colorado State 1.60 12. San Diego State 0.41 21. Utah 0.38 2002 15. Louisiana Tech 1.67 Southern Utah 0.38 25. New Mexico 0.37 2013 23. Louisiana Tech 1.70

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BATTING AVERAGE HOME RUNS PER GAME 2011 1. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 0.43 1991 44. Charmelle Green, UU .381 1991 8. Deb DiMeglio, UU 0.16 33. Devon Bridges, BSU 0.30 11. Charmelle Green, UU 0.14 45. Jessica Iwata, UH 0.27 1993 40. Denise Johnson, SUU .405 32. Kim Braatz, UNM 0.09 35. Teri Klement, CSU 0.08 2012 20. Delaney Willard, BYU 0.32 1994 9. Amy Timmel, UU .455 26. Michelle Moses, FS 0.31 24. Robyn Yorke, FS .424 1992 21. Deb DiMeglio, UU 0.12 33. Kelly Majam, UH 0.28 27. Kim Maher, FS .421 49. Jessica Iwata, UH 0.26 37. Shannon Jones, CSN .409 1993 4. Kim Maher, FS 0.23 39. Tamara Ivie, CSN .408 6. Beth Calcante, CSN 0.21 2013 14. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 0.35 19. Deb DiMeglio, UU 0.16 1995 4. Scia Maumausolo, CSN .482 22. Tamara Ivie, CSN 0.16 2014 41. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 0.29 5. Robyn Yorke, FS .481 21. Laura Berg, FS .424 1994 3. Michelle Bolt, FS 0.27 2015 13. Fiana Finau, NMSU 0.40 9. Shannon Jones, CSN 0.21 1996 2. Nina Lindenberg, FS .508 13. Cyndee Bennett, UU 0.19 RUNS BATTED IN PER GAME 11. Scia Maumausolo, CSN .449 13. Heather Medearis, UNM 0.19 1991 30. Charmelle Green, UU 0.75 24. Casey Coffman, UNM .430 28. Kim Maher, FS 0.15 35. Deb DiMeglio, UU 0.73

1997 14. Kim Rondina, UNLV .445 1995 4. Scia Maumausolo, CSN 0.25 1993 18. Beth Calcante, CSN 0.88 26. Laura Berg, FS .424 17. Cyndee Bennett, UU 0.18 31. Kim Maher, FS 0.79 28. Robyn Yorke, FS .423 31. Chelo Lopez, CSN 0.14 31. Sandy Rhea, UU .419 Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 0.14 1994 12. Michelle Bolt, FS 1.00 40. Dana Degan, UH .410 15. Kim Maher, FS 0.98 43. Victoria Ruelas, SJSU .408 1996 4. Scia Maumausolo, CSN 0.29 24. Shannon Jones, CSN 0.90 15. Nina Lindenberg, FS 0.21 1998 9. Laura Berg, FS .458 17. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 0.21 1996 16. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 0.98 11. Nina Lindenberg, FS .449 28. Chelo Lopez, CSN 0.17 17. Nina Lindenberg, FS 0.97 53. Joyce Lum, UH .401 33. Cyndee Bennett, UU 0.17 75. Becky Witt, FS .392 1997 16. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 1.02 1997 3. Kim Rondina, UNLV 0.31 25. Nina Lindenberg, FS 0.94 1999 42. Danielle Cassara, UNM .405 29. Kim Rondina, UNLV 0.92 1998 16. Amanda Scott, FS 0.22 42. Holly Schmillen, CSU .405 34. Amanda Scott, FS 0.88 23. Nina Lindenberg, FS 0.21 45. Angela Cervantez, FS .404 27. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 0.20 1998 7. Nina Lindenberg, FS 1.22 34. Julie Crandall, UNLV 0.18 2000 28. Dana Degen, UH .401 10. Amanda Scott, FS 1.14 40. Lovie Jung, FS .391 1999 10. Rachael Goodpaster, UNLV 0.29 23. Danielle Cassara, UNM 0.23 1999 16. Angela Cervantez, FS 1.01 2001 29. Becky Witt, FS .396 23. Danielle Cassara, UNM 0.96 2000 35. Kara Kanney, SJSU 0.21 2003 3. Stacey Porter, UH .479 2004 18. Christina Clark, FS 0.82 2002 16. Stacey Porter, UH 0.25 2004 42. Christina Clark, FS .396 2007 7. Kate Robinson, UH 1.13 2003 14. Stacey Porter, UH 0.28 48. Brittany Puzey, NEV 0.88 2005 49. Tyleen Tausaga, UH .391 26. Christina Clark, FS 0.26 54. Elisa Barrios, SJSU .390 2008 31. Kate Robinson, UH 0.92 2004 6. Christina Clark, FS 0.34 49. Brittany McConnell, SJSU 0.84 2006 15. Christina Clark, FS .430 30. Katie Torres, TU 0.24 2009 6. Tiare Jennings, NMSU 1.13 2007 48. Tyleen Tausaga, UH .402 2005 19. Christina Clark, FS 0.29 7. Amberly Waits, LTU 1.13

2008 50. Noelle Micka, NEV .399 2007 16. Kate Robinson, UH 0.30 2010 9. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 1.15

2009 3. Amberly Waits, LTU .488 2008 7. Kate Robinson, UH 0.34 2011 3. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 1.30 17. Hoku Nohara, NMSU .429 33. Valerie Swedberg, NMSU 1.02 39. Tiare Jennings, NMSU .407 2009 13. Tiare Jennings, NMSU 0.31 35. Devon Bridges, BSU 1.00 2010 28. Amberly Waits, LTU .412 15. Amberly Waits, LTU 0.31 42. Kelly Majam, UH .400 25. Amanda Tauali’i, UH 0.28 2012 2. Delaney Willard, BYU 1.54 33. Angie Ortega, NMSU 0.27 18. Jessica Iwata, UH 1.08 2011 27. Hoku Nohara, NMSU .426 42. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 0.26 2013 16. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 1.11 2012 26. Christine Thomsen, USU .418 2010 3. Kelly Majam, UH 0.45 27. Delaney Willard, BYU .418 7. Melissa Gonzalez, UH 0.38 2015 11. Fiana Finau, NMSU 1.23 33. Melanie Goff, LTU .409 13. Kathy Cox, BSU 0.34 28. Katie Kelley, UMKC 1.15 40. JC Clayton, BYU .405 27. Michelle Moses, FS 0.31 50. Jessica Iwata, UH .400 34. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 0.30 41. Jessica Iwata, UH 0.28 42. Amanda Tauali’i, UH 0.27

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DOUBLES PER GAME EARNED RUN AVERAGE STOLEN BASES PER GAME 1995 12. Sarah Fredstrom, CSU 0.35 1991 23. Kelly Brookhart, CU 0.66 1994 24. Amy Timmel, UU 0.53 28. Lisa Perettie, SDSU 0.71 1996 3. Nina Lindenberg, FS 0.47 31. Janet Womack, UU 0.73 1997 19. Sandy Rhea, UU 0.74 4. Casey Coffman, UNM 0.42 22. Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM 0.70 1992 49. Janet Womack, UU 0.94 1999 7. Angela Cervantez, FS 0.37 1998 20. Sandy Rhea, UU 0.60 1993 25. Tami Blunt, CSS 0.87 24. Jennifer Buford, CSU 0.55 2003 24. Stacey Porter, UH 0.30 26. Kathy Blake, CSN 0.88 27. Marcie Green, FS 0.89 1999 8. Cayley Warner, UNM 0.71 2005 21. Ashley Bennett, UTEP 0.31 34. Melissa Halkinrude, UU 0.95 39. Dena Mullins, UNM 1.01 2002 26. Jessie Smith, TU 0.50 2006 15. Christina Clark, FS 0.34 47. Amy Windmiller, CSN 1.09 48. Shannon Ellis, CSS 1.09 2010 38. Kylie Randall, NMSU 0.53 2007 26. Brittany Puzey, NEV 0.31 33. Ashley Rozkos, NMSU 0.29 1994 1. Amy Windmiller, CSN 0.36 2011 12. Kylie Randall, NMSU 0.66 3. Kathy Blake, CSN 0.51 44. Haley Gilleland, FS 0.50 2008 48. Noelle Micka, NEV 0.29 6. Ali Andrus, UU 0.61 22. Maureen Brady, FS 0.98 2012 35. Michelle Cox, SJSU 0.49 2009 23. Amberly Waits, LTU 0.31 1995 3. Susie Bugliarello, CSS 0.59 2014 34. Brooke Parker, UMKC 0.51 2010 19. Kelsey Starr, NEV 0.33 12. Maureen Brady, FS 0.88 24. Jessica Iwata, UH 0.33 14. Tami Blunt, CSS 0.90 2015 24. Brooke Parker, UMKC 0.60 48. Kelli Fangonilo, SJSU 0.29 19. Kathy Blake-Small, CSN 0.96 29. Jennifer Clark, FS 1.14 STRIKEOUTS PER 7 INNINGS 2011 11. Karley Hopkins, NEV 0.34 1992 22. Dena Mullins, UNM 6.4 1996 3. Kim Peck, FS 0.63 14. Lindsay Parker, FS 1.02 2012 30. Sara Parsons, NEV 0.30 1993 12. Tami Blunt, CSS 7.5 21. Susie Bugliarello, CSS 1.11 30. Delaney Willard, BYU 0.30 16. Amy Windmiller, CSN 6.6 39. Jennifer Clark, FS 1.28 42. Melanie Goff, LTU 0.29 22. Marcie Green, FS 6.3 41. Tara Glaister, CSN 1.31

TRIPLES PER GAME 1997 19. Amanda Scott, FS 0.94 1994 9. Susie Bugliarello, CSS 7.6 1995 17. Laura Berg, FS 0.16 24. Monica Jimenez, UU 1.00 13. Amy Windmiller, CSN 7.3 38. Ali Andrus-Sagas, UU 1.23 1997 5. Valeri Quintero, SJSU 0.16 1995 7. Susie Bugliarello, CSS 8.2 14. Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM 0.14 1998 10. Amanda Scott, FS 0.79 1996 12. Susie Bugliarello, CSS 8.3 1998 26. Nina Lindenberg, FS 0.13 1999 1. Amanda Scott, FS 0.26 14. Tara Glaister, CSN 8.2 29. Sandy Rhea, UU 0.12 3. Kristen Hunter, FS 0.59 30. Lainie Horne, UNM 0.11 1997 21. Nikki Johnson, CSU 7.3 2000 1. Amanda Scott, FS 0.41 1999 1. Holly Schmillen, CSU 0.29 23. Kristen Hunter, FS 0.95 1999 11. Kristen Hunter, FS 8.8

2005 17. Jana Arde, SJSU 0.11 2001 51. Lori Hoffman, FS 1.17 2000 22. Amanda Scott, FS 8.0 23. Kristen Hunter, FS 0.95 2006 5. Emma Barnes, LT 0.14 2003 20. Jamie Southern, FS 8.9 22. Courtney Lewis, SJSU 0.10 2002 1. Jamie Southern, FS 0.44 32. Jenny Magill, TU 1.07 2005 26. Jamie Southern, FS 9.3 2008 6. Amberly Waits, LTU 0.15 12. Haley Perkins, FS 0.12 2003 3. Jamie Southern, FS 0.64 2006 14. Robin Mackin, FS 10.3 34. Sarah Taylor, SJSU 0.08 2004 1. Jamie Southern, FS 0.54 2007 38. Robin Mackin, FS 8.3 2009 6. Kym Silagyi, NEV 0.15 10. Sarah Taylor, SJSU 0.13 2005 2. Jamie Southern, FS 0.46 2008 23. Morgan Melloh, FS 8.8 31. Amanda Tauali’i, UH 0.09 34. Kelli Fangonilo, SJSU 0.09 2006 50. Robin Mackin, FS 1.54 2009 9. Morgan Melloh, FS 9.9 25. Meghan Krieg, LTU 8.7 2012 22. Brenna Moss, FS 0.09 2007 21. Robin Mackin, FS 1.37 36. Mallary Darby, NEV 8.2

2013 19. Hailey Froton, USU 0.11 2008 28. Morgan Melloh, FS 1.28 2010 18. Morgan Melloh, FS 10.2 40. Amber Olive, NMSU 0.09 2011 13. Kaia Parnaby, UH 1.28 2011 43. Kaia Parnaby, UH 8.2 2014 48. Karissa Veiga, CSUB 0.09 32. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 1.52 45. Meghan Krieg, LTU 8.2 2012 23. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 1.49 27. Kaia Parnaby, UH 1.52

2013 20. Teri Lyles, UTA 1.59 31. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 1.69

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VICTORIES 2012 9. Shelbi Tyteca, USU 5 2006 25. Christina Clark, FS .739 1991 18. Janet Womack, UU 22 16. Alex Newman, NMSU 4 Stephanie Smith, UNM 22 40. Karlyn Jones, NEV 3 2007 34. Kate Robinson, UH .733 40. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 3 1993 15. Dena Mullins, UNM 25 2008 26. Kate Robinson, UH .745 2013 2. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 7 1994 1. Maureen Brady, FS 36 21. Melanie Goff, LTU 4 2009 2. Amberly Waits, LTU .934 4. Ali Andrus, UU 32 33. Callie Collins, UTA 3 20. Tiare Jennings, NMSU .779 17. Amy Windmiller, CSN 26 Haylee Staton, UTSA 3 31. Hoku Nohara, NMSU .747 33. Angie Ortega, NMSU .741 1995 5. Maureen Brady, FS 29 2014 12. Sydney Raeber, CSUB 4 35. Amanda Tauali’i, UH .738 Alyssa Reuble, SU 4 1997 5. Nikki Johnson, CSU 33 Celisha Walker, NMSU 4 2010 5. Kelly Majam, UH .919 10. Hoku Nohara, NMSU .825 1998 17. Amanda Scott, FS 25 2015 45. Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 3 17. Melissa Gonzalez, UH .807 1999 10. Amanda Scott, FS 28 39. Kathy Cox, BSU .738 17. Kristen Hunter, FS 26 WALKS PER GAME 43. Jessica Iwata, UH .729 1995 19. Scia Maumausolo, CSN 0.60 2000 7. Amanda Scott, FS 33 2011 1. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 1.007 2000 20. Kara Kanney, SJSU 0.54 26. Devon Bridges, BSU .785 2002 6. Jamie Southern, FS 33 23. Dana Degen, UH 0.53 36. Valerie Swedberg, NMSU .748

2003 9. Melissa Coogan, UH 32 2003 17. Stacey Porter, UH 0.63 2012 10. Delaney Willard, BYU .859 20. Jamie Southern, FS 25 40. Jessica Iwata, UH .740 2006 7. Christina Clark, FS 0.77 2004 13. Jamie Southern, FS 30 2013 26. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .780 2007 46. Kasey Igarta, SJSU 0.61 2005 15. Jamie Southern, FS 28 2014 24. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .781 25. Carol Forbes, SJSU 25 2008 10. Courtney Baughman, UH 0.99 2015 43. Fiana Finau, NMSU .792 2006 15. Robin Mackin, FS 28 2010 41. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 0.69 43. Kelly Majam, UH 0.67 RUNS PER GAME 2007 5. Robin Mackin, FS 36 1996 18. Nina Lindenberg, FS 0.98 2011 3. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 1.13 2008 2. Morgan Melloh, FS 42 9. Tiare Jennings, NMSU 0.89 2003 17. Stacey Porter, UH 0.93 38. Katie Holverson, NEV 22 32. Devon Bridges, BSU 0.70 18. Christina Clark, FS 0.93 2009 7. Morgan Melloh, FS 30 12. Katie Holverson, NEV 28 2012 27. Kelly Majam, UH 0.74 2004 18. Christina Clark, FS 0.93 43. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 22 2013 34. Amanga Krueger, LTU 0.70 2006 7. Christina Clark, FS 1.00 2010 17. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 30 2015 29. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 0.78 2007 31. Haley Perkins, FS 0.95 2011 40. Alex Newman, NMSU 23 31. Kelsey Dodd, NMSU 0.77 46. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 22 2008 44. Haley Perkins, FS 0.84 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 2012 15. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 28 1991 17. Charmelle Green, UU .632 2010 4. Kelly Majam, UH 1.23 45. Michelle Moses, FS 23 18. Jessica Iwata, UH 1.02 1993 15. Kim Maher, FS .677 2013 16. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 29 2011 23. Kandis Jones, NMSU 1.02 31. Alex Newman, NMSU 24 1994 8. Shannon Jones, CSN .749 29. Tiare Jennings, NMSU 0.97 19. Kim Maher, FS .698 43. Kylie Randall, NMSU 0.93 2015 38. Karysta Donisthorpe, NMSU 21 1995 4. Scia Maumausolo, CSN .848 2012 11. Kelly Majam, UH 1.08 SAVES 44. JC Clayton, BYU 0.90 2008 7. Katie Holverson, NEV 6 1996 3. Nina Lindenberg, FS .897 25. Meghan Krieg, LTU 4 6. Scia Maumausolo, CSN .820 2014 5. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 1.15 40. Jessica Morton, UH 3 1997 3. Kim Rondina, UNLV .941 2015 13. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 1.16 2009 26. Wanda Malone, LTU 3 26. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 3 1998 11. Nina Lindenberg, FS .773 SACRIFICE HITS PER GAME 2008 23. Kaulana Gould, UH 0.28 2010 11. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 4 2003 4. Stacey Porter, UH .940 40. Haley Gilleland, FS 0.22 Shelbi Tyteca, USU 4 22. Christina Clark, FS .738 2010 25. Jessi Hanna, BSU 0.25 2011 8. Lela Work, BSU 6 2004 8. Christina Clark, FS .802 2014 28. Sydney Raeber, CSUB 0.25 31. Celisha Walker, NMSU 3 2005 29. Christina Clark, FS .731

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HIT BY PITCH PER GAME HITS ALLOWED PER 7 INNINGS 2013 18. Hailey Froton, USU 5 2006 1. Chrtistine Echols, LTU 0.53 2010 44. Michelle Moses, FS 5.05 Amber Olive, NMSU 5 49. Meghan Krieg, LTU 5.13 2009 11. Kanani Pu’u-Warren, UH 0.34 2014 14. Karissa Veiga, CSUB 5 2011 27. Kaia Parnaby, UH 4.70 44. Morgan Summers, UVU 4 2010 6. Kanani Pu’u-Warren, UH 0.41 45. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 4.94 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE 2012 10. Alex Aguirre, UH 0.40 2013 37. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 4.95 2010 27. Kelly Majam, UH .519 30. Hoku Nohara, NMSU .518 2014 49. Sarah Petosa, SU 0.25 HOME RUNS 42. Amberly Waits, LTU .506 2008 4. Kate Robinson, UH 21 TOUGHEST TO STRIKE OUT 40. Jenna Cervantez, FS 14 2011 3. Hoku Nohara, NMSU .610 1993 1. Wendy Stewart, UU 0.0 17. Devon Bridges, BSU .531 2009 11. Tiare Jennings, NMSU 17 27. Tiare Jennings, NMSU .517 1995 12. Scia Maumausolo, CSN Amberly Waits, LTU 17 27. Amanda Tauali’i, UH 15 2012 29. Melanie Goff, LTU .510 1997 4. Laura Berg, FS 0.01 41. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 14 Angie Ortega, NMSU 14 2014 30. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .521 1998 2. Amy Alves, UNLV 0.01 47. Tanisha Milca, UH 13 46. Lacey Rother, NMSU .509 6. Laura Berg, FS 0.01 Kylie Bassett, NMSU 13 2015 38. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU .529 2001 11. Becky Witt, FS 0.03 2010 1. Kelly Majam, UH 30 4. Melissa Gonzalez, UH 25 SACRIFICE FLIES 2002 18. Stacie Hirano, UH 0.04 7. Kathy Cox, BSU 21 2008 3. Kylie Bassett, LTU 6 25. April Crowell, UH 0.04 15. Michelle Moses, FS 19 7. Regan Clark, LTU 5 27. Pam Perez, FS 0.04 20. Jessica Iwata, UH 18 20. Natasha Hawkins, SJSU 4 20. Amanda Tauali’i, UH 18 2003 11. Elisa Barrios, SJSU 0.04 28. Jenna Rodriguez, UH 17 2009 5. Clare Warwick, UH 5 21. Christina Clark, FS 0.05 37. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 16 50. Kylie Bassett, LTU 3 Sam Bias, NEV 3 2004 20. Elisa Barrios, SJSU 0.05 2011 1. Hoku Nohara, NMSU 24 Britton Murdock, NEV 3 26. Tracie Uchima, UH 0.05 25. Devon Bridges, BSU 16 45. Christina Clark, FS 0.06 40. Jessica Iwata, UH 15 2010 9. Brittany McConnell, SJSU 5 40. Tiare Jennings, NMSU 15 22. Jessica Kirby, LTU 4 2005 16. Christina Clark, FS 0.05 2012 19. Michelle Moses, FS 18 2012 23. Megan Fincher, NEV 4 2007 24. Haley Perkins, FS 0.05 19. Delaney Willard, BYU 18 Jessica Garcia, SJSU 4 Meghan Knowles, LTU 4 2008 36. Haley Perkins, FS 17.3 2013 10. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 20 Sara Parsons, NEV 4 Sarah Robinson, UH 4 2009 23. Noelle Micka, NEV 20.2 2014 39. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 15 24. Haley Perkins, FS 20.0 2013 29. Kelsey Dodd, NMSU 4 2015 5. Fiana Finau, NMSU 24 2010 21. Caitlin Stiglich, FS 19.9 2015 12. Staci Rodriguez, NMSU 6 HIT BATTERS 44. Malena Padilla, NMSU 4 2011 22. Kellie Caplan, BSU 21.2 2013 1. Anna Cross, LTU 1 30. Teri Lyles, UTA 4 STRIKEOUTS 2012 26. Christine Thomsen, USU 22.6 2010 33. Meghan Krieg, LTU 260 27. Amber Olive, NMSU 22.4 TRIPLES 2011 26. Meghan Krieg, LTU 289 2013 46. Jolene Koons, USU 18.0 2008 1. Amberly Waits, LTU 10 38. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 250 9. Haley Perkins, FS 7 50. Michelle Moses, FS 224 2014 25. Amy Ricciardi, CSUB 23.3 20. Sarah Taylor, SJSU 5 2009 1. Kym Silagyi, NEV 8 2012 27. Michelle Moses, FS 253 WALKS ALLOWED PER 7 INNINGS 5. Sarah Taylor, SJSU 7 2008 21. Krissi Oliver, LTU 1.19 18. Kelli Fangonilo, SJSU 5 2013 29. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 254 18. Amanda Tauali’i, UH 5 2010 26. Aubray Zell, BSU 1.32 SHUTOUTS 2010 45. Haley Gilleland, FS 4 2011 31. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 9 2011 3. Aubray Zell, BSU 0.80 45. Nicole Rupp-Tindall, USU 4 21. Celisha Walker, NMSU 1.29 2012 11. Michelle Moses, FS 12 2011 44. Kylie Randall, NMSU 4 17. Stephanie Ricketts, UH 10 2012 1. Karlyn Jones, NEV 0.57 29. Kaia Parnaby, UH 9 2012 14. Brenna Moss, FS 5 2013 10. Alex Newman, NMSU 0.92 28. Stesha Brazil, FS 4 2013 23. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 8 49. Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 1.50 28. JC Clayton, BYU 4 28. Brooke Ortiz, FS 4 2014 40. Celisha Walker, NMSU 1.38

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1991 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Utah 8 2 0 .800 28 16 0 .636 San Diego State 7 3 0 .700 26 20 1 .565 New Mexico 7 3 0 .700 35 19 0 .648 Creighton 4 6 0 .400 38 25 0 .603 Colorado State 4 6 0 .400 22 26 0 .458 Southern Utah 0 10 0 .000 5 26 0 .161

1992 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Utah 9 1 0 .900 25 20 0 .556 New Mexico 8 2 0 .800 30 21 0 .588 Colorado State 4 6 0 .400 33 25 0 .569 San Diego State 4 6 0 .400 20 37 0 .351 Creighton 3 7 0 .300 20 32 0 .385 Southern Utah 2 8 0 .200 7 36 0 .163

1993 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Cal State Northridge 20 2 0 .909 48 9 1 .836 Sacramento State 17 5 0 .773 36 21 0 .632 Fresno State 14 10 0 .583 38 24 0 .613 New Mexico 12 12 0 .500 33 21 0 .611 Utah 12 12 0 .500 23 22 0 .511 Southern Utah 4 20 0 .167 9 36 0 .200 San Diego State 3 21 0 .125 23 36 0 .469

1994 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Cal State Northridge 21 3 0 .875 52 10 0 .839 Utah 22 4 0 .846 51 13 0 .797 Fresno State 21 5 0 .808 49 16 0 .754 New Mexico 11 15 0 .423 26 22 0 .531 Sacramento State 11 16 1 .411 25 30 1 .455 Colorado State 9 16 0 .360 22 30 1 .425 San Diego State 4 19 1 .188 21 29 1 .422 Southern Utah 1 22 0 .043 6 42 0 .125

1995 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Cal State Northridge 22 5 0 .815 43 17 0 .717 Utah 20 7 0 .741 31 20 0 .608 Fresno State 18 8 0 .692 50 19 0 .725 Sacramento State 18 9 0 .667 40 15 0 .727 Colorado State 12 15 0 .444 24 19 0 .558 San Diego State 10 18 0 .357 21 39 0 .350 New Mexico 6 22 0 .214 12 36 0 .250 Southern Utah 3 25 0 .107 14 44 1 .237

1996 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 24 2 0 .923 51 11 0 .823 Cal State Northridge 21 7 0 .750 43 16 0 .729 Utah 17 7 0 .708 32 22 0 .593 Colorado State 16 12 0 .571 31 22 0 .585 Sacramento State 12 14 0 .462 32 26 0 .552 San Diego State 12 16 0 .429 27 30 0 .474 New Mexico 5 23 0 .179 18 32 0 .360 Southern Utah 1 27 0 .036 13 48 0 .213

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1997 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Colorado State 26 6 0 .813 51 14 0 .785 Fresno State 23 9 0 .719 55 14 0 .797 Utah 22 10 0 .688 44 18 0 .710 Hawai‘i 18 14 0 .568 37 25 1 .595 UNLV 17 15 0 .531 26 28 0 .481 San Diego State 14 18 0 .438 30 30 0 .500 San Jose State 10 22 0 .313 24 38 0 .387 New Mexico 9 23 0 .281 19 38 0 .333 Tulsa 5 27 0 .156 17 40 0 .298

1998 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 28 2 0 .933 52 11 0 .825 Hawai‘i 22 8 0 .733 46 15 1 .754 Utah 19 13 0 .594 36 21 0 .632 Colorado State 16 13 0 .552 30 21 0 .588 San Diego State 14 17 0 .452 24 35 0 .407 UNLV 13 19 0 .406 21 30 0 .412 San Jose State 11 21 0 .345 26 33 0 .441 Tulsa 8 22 0 .267 20 36 0 .357 New Mexico 8 24 0 .250 23 40 0 .365

1999 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 24 0 0 1.000 65 10 0 .867 New Mexico 14 7 0 .667 42 14 0 .750 Hawai‘i 16 8 0 .667 35 23 1 .603 San Diego State 16 8 0 .667 24 24 0 .500 Utah 8 11 0 .421 28 27 0 .509 UNLV 8 16 0 .333 18 31 0 .367 Colorado State 6 14 0 .300 17 24 0 .415 Tulsa 6 17 0 .261 19 39 0 .328 San Jose State 2 19 0 .095 13 47 0 .217

2000 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 16 2 0 .889 54 14 0 .794 Hawai‘i 11 9 0 .550 25 24 0 .510 Loyola Marymount 10 10 0 .500 36 27 0 .571 Portland State 8 10 0 .444 22 34 0 .393 Tulsa 7 13 0 .350 20 32 0 .385 San Jose State 6 14 0 .300 19 37 0 .339

2001 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 13 3 0 .813 39 19 0 .672 Hawai‘i 16 4 0 .800 46 18 0 .719 Loyola Marymount 10 10 0 .500 37 22 0 .627 Portland State 9 11 0 .450 25 36 0 .410 San Jose State 5 15 0 .250 26 41 0 .388 Tulsa 3 13 0 .188 13 42 0 .236

2002 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 18 6 0 .750 50 20 0 .714 Tulsa 15 9 0 .625 48 16 0 .750 Hawai‘i 15 9 0 .625 35 25 0 .583 Loyola Marymount 14 10 0 .583 38 34 0 .515 Portland State 11 13 0 .458 22 35 0 .386 San Jose State 8 16 0 .333 25 44 0 .362 Louisiana Tech 3 21 0 .125 21 27 0 .438

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2003 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Hawai‘i 17 3 0 .850 40 20 0 .667 Fresno State 14 4 0 .778 36 22 0 .621 San Jose State 8 10 0 .444 26 35 0 .426 Tulsa 8 12 0 .400 34 29 0 .540 Louisiana Tech 6 14 0 .276 16 42 0 .276 Nevada 5 15 0 .250 22 35 0 .386

2004 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 20 4 0 .833 48 20 0 .706 Tulsa 16 5 0 .762 45 18 0 .714 Nevada 13 11 0 .542 38 28 0 .576 Louisiana Tech 10 11 0 .476 27 33 0 .450 Hawai‘i 10 14 0 .417 28 33 0 .459 San Jose State 9 13 0 .409 16 35 0 .314 UTEP 1 21 0 .045 8 46 0 .148

2005 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 17 1 0 .944 43 12 0 .781 Hawai‘i 12 6 0 .667 31 21 0 .596 Tulsa 11 7 0 .611 31 20 0 .508 San Jose State 10 8 0 .556 36 25 0 .590 Nevada 8 10 0 .444 22 31 0 .415 UTEP 3 15 0 .167 16 38 0 .296 Louisiana Tech 2 16 0 .111 18 49 0 .269

2006 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Fresno State 12 3 0 .800 37 19 0 .661 San Jose State 11 6 0 .647 23 27 0 .460 Hawai‘i 10 7 0 .588 32 22 0 .593 Nevada 9 9 0 .500 33 33 0 .500 NM State 8 9 0 .471 26 23 0 .531 Louisiana Tech 6 11 0 .353 18 31 0 .367 Utah State 3 14 0 .176 8 38 0 .174

2007 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Hawai‘i 16 2 0 .889 50 13 0 .794 Fresno State 15 3 0 .833 47 18 0 .723 NM State 9 9 0 .500 31 27 0 .545 Nevada 9 9 0 .500 28 31 0 .475 San Jose State 6 12 0 .451 23 28 0 .451 Utah State 5 13 0 .278 17 36 0 .321 Louisiana Tech 3 15 0 .167 22 38 0 .368

2008 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Nevada 16 2 0 .889 44 18 0 .710 Fresno State 14 3 0 .824 54 13 0 .806 Hawai‘i 10 7 0 .588 40 21 0 .656 Louisiana Tech 7 10 0 .412 37 29 0 .561 NM State 7 11 0 .389 26 36 0 419 San Jose State 5 13 0 .278 26 35 0 .426 Utah State 2 15 0 .118 14 34 0 .292

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2009 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Nevada 15 5 0 .750 40 19 0 .678 Fresno State 15 5 0 .750 38 20 0 .655 Hawai‘i 15 6 0 .714 30 24 0 .556 Louisiana Tech 12 8 0 .600 34 23 0 .596 NM State 11 9 0 .550 33 21 0 .611 San Jose State 6 15 0 .286 19 37 0 .339 Boise State 4 16 0 .250 22 30 0 .423 Utah State 3 17 0 .150 10 37 0 .213

2010 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Hawai‘i 19 1 0 .950 50 16 0 .758 Fresno State 15 6 0 .714 41 21 0 .661 Boise State 13 8 0 .619 29 32 0 .475 Louisiana Tech 11 10 0 .524 26 21 0 .553 San Jose State 8 13 0 .381 34 25 0 .576 NM State 7 14 0 .333 27 28 0 .591 Utah State 5 14 0 .263 20 30 0 .400 Nevada 4 16 0 .200 17 28 0 .378

2011 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. NM State 17 4 0 .810 44 17 0 .721 Fresno State 15 6 0 .714 35 19 0 .648 Boise State 15 6 0 .714 33 20 0 .623 Hawai‘i 14 7 0 .667 37 18 0 .673 Utah State 8 13 0 .381 15 42 0 .263 Louisiana Tech 6 15 0 .286 17 39 0 .304 San Jose State 5 16 0 .238 19 35 0 .352 Nevada 4 17 0 .190 13 34 0 .277

2012 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Hawai‘i 17 3 0 .850 44 9 0 .830 Brigham Young 15 4 0 .789 45 15 0 .750 Fresno State 13 6 0 .684 36 23 0 .610 San Jose State 9 10 0 .474 28 28 0 .500 Nevada 9 12 0 .429 21 36 0 .368 Louisiana Tech 8 12 0 .400 25 33 0 .431 NM State 5 16 0 .238 24 29 0 .453 Utah State 4 17 0 .190 17 36 0 .321

2013 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. San Jose State 17 4 0 .810 42 17 0 .712 NM State 16 5 0 .762 37 20 0 .649 Louisiana Tech 11 10 0 .524 27 26 0 .509 Texas State 10 11 0 .476 18 38 0 .321 UTSA 9 12 0 .429 27 26 0 .509 UT Arlington 8 13 0 .381 25 28 0 .472 Seattle U 8 13 0 .381 20 33 0 .377 Utah State 5 16 0 .238 11 43 0 .204

2014 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Grand Canyon 12 3 0 .800 27 21 0 .563 NM State 10 4 0 .714 31 23 0 .574 Missouri-Kansas City 7 8 0 .467 20 36 0 .357 Seattle U 6 9 0 .400 18 34 0 .346 Utah Valley 5 9 0 .357 18 42 0 .300 CSU Bakersfield 4 11 0 .267 15 40 1 .277

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2015 WAC Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. NM State 14 1 0 .933 47 16 0 .746 Grand Canyon 9 6 0 .600 28 22 0 .560 Missouri-Kansas City 7 7 0 .500 27 28 0 .491 CSU Bakersfield 7 8 0 .467 21 25 0 .457 Seattle U 4 10 0 .286 16 36 0 .308 Utah Valley 3 12 0 .200 18 41 0 .305

COMPOSITE STANDINGS

WAC Games All Games W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Cal State Northridge 84 17 0 .832 *Cal State Northridge 186 52 1 .805 Fresno State 349 88 0 .799 *Brigham Young 45 15 0 .750 Brigham Young 15 4 0 .789 *Fresno State 918 350 0 .724 Grand Canyon 21 9 0 .700 *Hawai‘i 606 327 3 .649 Hawai‘i 238 108 0 .688 *Utah 262 158 0 .624 Utah 137 67 0 .672 *Sacramento State 133 92 1 .591 Sacramento State 58 44 1 .568 *NM State 326 240 0 .576 NM State 104 82 0 .559 *Loyola Marymount 111 83 0 .572 Loyola Marymount 34 30 0 .531 *Grand Canyon 55 43 0 .561 Boise State 32 30 0 .516 *Colorado State 200 160 1 .556 Colorado State 93 88 0 .514 *New Mexico 215 204 0 .513 Missouri-Kansas City 14 15 0 .483 *UTSA 27 26 0 .509 Texas State 10 11 0 .476 *Boise State 84 82 0 .506 UNLV 57 63 0 .475 *Creighton 58 57 0 .504 Nevada 92 106 0 .465 *Nevada 278 293 0 .487 Portland State 28 34 0 .452 *Tulsa 227 246 0 .480 San Diego State 93 120 1 .437 *UT Arlington 25 28 0 .472 UTSA 9 12 0 .429 *San Diego State 192 245 2 .439 UT Arlington 8 13 0 .381 *San Jose State 424 567 0 .428 Tulsa 78 127 0 .380 *UNLV 44 59 0 .427 San Jose State 136 227 0 .375 *Missouri-Kansas City 47 64 0 .423 New Mexico 78 131 0 .373 *Louisiana Tech 267 364 0 .423 CSU Bakersfield 11 19 0 .367 *Portland State 69 105 0 .397 Seattle U 18 32 0 .360 *CSU Bakersfield 36 65 1 .358 Louisiana Tech 85 154 0 .356 *Seattle U 54 103 0 .344 Creighton 7 13 0 .350 *Texas State 18 38 0 .321 Utah Valley 8 21 0 .276 *Utah Valley 36 83 0 .303 Utah State 35 120 0 .226 *Utah State 112 296 0 .275 UTEP 4 36 0 .100 *UTEP 24 84 0 .222 Southern Utah 11 112 0 .089 *Southern Utah 48 190 0 .202

*as a WAC member

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TEAM CHAMPIONS (Regular-Season)

Year Team Record Runner-Up Record 1991 Utah 28-16, 8-2 WAC San Diego State 26-20-1, 7-3 WAC 1992 Utah 25-20, 9-1 WAC New Mexico 30-21, 8-2 WAC 1993 Cal State Northridge 48-9-1, 20-2 WAC Sacramento State 36-21, 17-5 WAC 1994 Cal State Northridge 52-10, 21-3 WAC Utah 51-13, 22-4 WAC 1995 Cal State Northridge 43-17, 22-5 WAC Utah 31-20, 20-7 WAC 1996 Fresno State 51-11, 24-2 WAC Cal State Northridge 43-16, 21-7 WAC 1997 Colorado State 51-14, 26-6 WAC Fresno State 55-14, 23-9 WAC 1998 Fresno State 52-11, 28-2 WAC Hawai‘i 46-15, 22-8 WAC 1999 Fresno State 65-10, 24-0 WAC New Mexico 42-14, 14-7 WAC 2000 Fresno State 54-14/16-2 WAC Hawai‘i 25-24/11-9 WAC 2001 Fresno State 39-19/13-3 WAC Hawai‘i 46-18/16-4 WAC 2002 Fresno State 50-20/18-6 WAC Tulsa 48-16/15-9 WAC Hawai‘i 35-25/15-9 WAC 2003 Hawai‘i 40-20/17-3 WAC Fresno State 36-22/14-4 WAC 2004 Fresno State 48-20/20-4 WAC Tulsa 45-18/16-5 WAC 2005 Fresno State 43-12/17-1 WAC Hawai‘i 31-21/12-6 WAC 2006 Fresno State 37-19/12-2 WAC San Jose State 23-27/11-6 WAC 2007 Hawai‘i 50-13/16-2 WAC Fresno State 47-18/15-3 WAC 2008 Nevada 44-18/16-2 WAC Fresno State 54-18/14-3 WAC 2009 Fresno State 38-20/15-5 WAC Hawai‘i 30-24/15-6 WAC Nevada 40-19/15-5 WAC 2010 Hawai‘i 50-16/19-1 WAC Fresno State 41-21/15-6 WAC 2011 NM State 44-17/17-4 WAC Fresno State 35-19/15-6 WAC Boise State 33-20/15-6 WAC 2012 Hawai‘i 44-9/17-3 WAC Brigham Young 45-15/15-4 WAC 2013 San Jose State 42-17/17-4 WAC NM State 37-20/16-5 WAC 2014 Grand Canyon 27-21/12-3 WAC NM State 31-23/10-4 WAC 2015 NM State 47-16/14-1 WAC Grand Canyon 28-22/9-6 WAC

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PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014 Lindsay Davis, Seattle U Lisa Sciarrino, Colorado State Tamara Ivie, CSN 1991 Charmelle Green, Utah 2015 Dallas McBride, NM State Amy Smith, Colorado State Shannon Jones, CSN 1992 Dena Mullins, UNM Amy Timmel, Utah Kim Maher, Fresno State 1993 Beth Calcante, CSN COACH OF THE YEAR Teir Wilbur, Creighton Amy Timmel, Utah 1994 Amy Timmel, Utah 1991 Jo Evans, Utah Amy Windmiller, CSN 1995 Scia Maumausolo, CSN 1992 Susan Craig/Ken Johnson, UNM 1992 Robyn Yorke, Fresno State 1996 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno St. 1993 Kathy Strahan, CSS First Team 1997 Nikki Johnson, Colorado St. 1994 Jo Evans, Utah Julie Clancy, SDSU Honorable Mention 1998 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno St. 1995 Janet Sherman, CSN Deb DiMeglio, Utah Cyndee Bennett, Utah 1999 Angela Cervantez, Fresno St. 1996 Margie Wright, Fresno St. Julie Garcia, UNM Laura Berg, Fresno State 2000 Dana Degen, Hawai‘i 1997 Candi Letts, Colorado State Gaylyn Hoshide, Utah Gina Givogri, CSS 2001 Kate Judd, Hawai‘i 1998 Margie Wright, Fresno St. Gloria Marcott, UNM Gaylyn Hoshide, Utah 2002 Kate Judd, Hawai‘i 1999 Margie Wright, Fresno St. Wendy Moon, Creighton Malia Kuenzli, Colorado State 2003 Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i Susan Craig, UNM Dena Mullins, UNM Scia Maumausolo, CSN 2004 Christina Clark, Fresno St. 2000 Gary Ferrin, LMU Stephanie Smith, UNM Heather Medearis, UNM 2005 Christina Clark, Fresno St. 2001 Margie Wright, Fresno St. Amy Timmel, Utah Heather Olsen, Southern Utah 2006 Christina Clark, Fresno St. 2002 Jamie Pinkerton, Tulsa Tina Trujillo, Colorado State Shanon Pouelsen, SDSU 2007 Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i 2003 Bob Coolen, Hawai‘i Christie Dunckel, SDSU Vicky Rios, CSN 2008 Vanessa Briones, Nevada 2004 Jamie Pinkerton, Tulsa Janet Womack, Utah Jennifer Roberts, Colorado State 2009 Amberly Waits, LA Tech 2005 Margie Wright, Fresno St. Jenny Schultz, CSS 2010 Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i 2006 Dee-Dee Enabenter-Omidji, SJSU Honorable Mention Stephanie Smith, UNM 2011 Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i 2007 Bob Coolen, Hawai‘i Tracey Andrews, SDSU Wendy Stewart, Utah 2012 Delaney Willard, BYU 2008 Michelle Gardner, Nevada Terri Bailey, UNM Christa Yorke, Fresno State 2013 Staci Rodriguez, NM State 2009 Margie Wright, Fresno St. Sue Barrett, Southern Utah 2014 Lacey Rother, NM State 2010 Bob Coolen, Hawai‘i Amy Cowley, Utah 1995 2015 Staci Rodriguez, NM State 2011 Kathy Rodolph, NM State Barb Dotson, SDSU First Team 2012 Bob Coolen, Hawai‘i Jenny Hambly, SDSU Ali Andrus, Utah PITCHER OF THE YEAR 2013 Peter Turner, SJSU Karen McCormick, SDSU Cyndee Bennett, Utah 1998 Amanda Scott, Fresno St. 2014 Ann Pierson, GCU Julie Osborne, Colorado State Laura Berg, Fresno State 1999 Amanda Scott, Fresno St. 2015 Kathy Rodolph, NM State Jennifer Roberts, Colorado State Randi Berg, Fresno State 2000 Amanda Scott, Fresno St. Tara Tremblay, Southern Utah Kathy Blake-Small, CSN 2001 Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i JOE KEARNEY AWARD Maureen Brady, Fresno State 2002 Jamie Southern, Fresno St. (Awarded to the WAC’s Athlete of 1993 Susie Bugliarello, CSS 2003 Jamie Southern, Fresno St. the Year for any Sport) First Team Casey Coffman, UNM Melissa Coogan, Hawai‘i 1996 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno St. Kathy Blake, CSN Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State 2004 Jamie Southern, Fresno St. 1998 Amanda Scott, Fresno St. Tami Blunt, CSS Janelle Ito, CSS 2005 Jamie Southern, Fresno St. 2000 Amanda Scott, Fresno St. Beth Calcante, CSN Scia Maumausolo, CSN 2006 Robin Mackin, Fresno St. 2005 Jamie Southern, Fresno St. Deb DiMeglio, Utah Stacie Reynolds, Utah 2007 Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Tamara Ivie, CSN Jennifer Richardson, CSN 2008 Morgan Melloh, Fresno St. STAN BATES AWARD Angela Jeter, CSS Jenny Schultz, CSS 2009 Katie Holverson, Nevada (Awarded to the WAC’s Top Kim Maher, Fresno State Robyn Yorke, Fresno State 2010 Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Academic Athlete) Donna McDaniel, Fresno State 2011 Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i 2001 Becky Witt, Fresno State Kim Meyer, CSS Second Team 2012 Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i 2005 Tracie Uchima, Hawai‘i Dena Mullins, UNM Tami Blunt, CSS 2013 Amanda Pridmore, SJSU 2011 Kandis Jones, NM State Amy Timmel, Utah Karen Bono, Utah 2014 Stephanie Pesqueira, GCU 2013 Amber Olive, NM State Amy Windmiller, CSN Michelle Cash, UNM 2015 Kelsie Monroe, CSUB Jenifer Henry, Fresno State ALL-WAC TEAMS Honorable Mention Malia Kuenzli, Colorado State FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Stephanie Chapel, SDSU Chelo Lopez, CSN 1991 Deb DiMeglio, Utah 1991 Casey Coffman, UNM Pam McKissick, Utah 1992 Heather Medearis, UNM First Team Jen Fleming, CSN Heather Medearis, UNM 1993 Tami Blunt, CSS Terri Bailey, UNM Marcie Green, Fresno State Jennifer Parker, CSN 1994 Ali Andrus, Utah Kelly Brookhart, Creighton Melissa Halkinrude, Utah Shanon Pouelsen, SDSU 1995 Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado St. Debbie Burford, SDSU Gaylyn Hoshide, Utah 1996 Lindsay Parker, Fresno St. Sue Campbell, SDSU Denise Johnson, Southern Utah 1996 1997 Amanda Scott, Fresno St. Stephanie Chapel, SDSU Alycia Lawton, Freson State First Team 1998 Becky Witt, Fresno St. Deb DiMeglio, Utah Scia Maumausolo, CSN Cyndee Bennett, Utah 1999 Kristen Hunter, Fresno St. Christina Freeman, Utah Vicky Rios, CSN Susie Bugliarello, CSS 2000 Jackie Jiminez, SJSU Charmelle Green, Utah Jenny Schultz, CSS Jennifer Clark, Fresno State 2001 Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i Jody Lunz, UNM Laurel Simmons, Utah Casey Coffman, UNM 2002 Jamie Southern, Fresno St. Gloria Marcott, UNM Kim Weitzmann, CSS Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State 2003 Christina Clark, Fresno St. Lisa Perettie, SDSU Christa Yorke, Fresno State Tara Glaister, CSN 2004 Nichole Willis, Fresno St. Stephanie Smith, UNM Jenifer Henry, Fresno State 2005 Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i 1994 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State 2006 Robin Mackin, Fresno St. Honorable Mention First Team Chelo Lopez, CSN 2007 Katie Grimes, Hawai‘i Kim Braatz, UNM Ali Andrus, Utah Scia Maumausolo, CSN 2008 Morgan Melloh, Fresno St. Amy Cowley, Utah Kathy Blake, CSN Lindsay Parker, Fresno State 2009 Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Julie Garcia, UNM Michelle Bolt, Fresno State Amy ReCouper, Colorado State 2010 Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Heather Hobbs, Southern Utah Maureen Brady, Fresno State Sandy Rhea, Utah 2011 Valerie Swedberg, NM State Teri Klement, Colorado State Beth Calcante, CSN Jennifer Richardson, CSN 2012 Leisha Li‘ili‘i, Hawai‘i Trina Packard, Southern Utah Deb DiMeglio, Utah Jenny Schultz, CSS 2013 Anna Cross, LA Tech Tracy Rice, Creighton Marnie Hill, UNM

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Second Team Kellie Labor, SDSU Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Julie Shafer, Tulsa Ali Andrus, Utah Nicole Miller, UNLV Trisha Gomes, LMU Stephanie Sliepen, Tulsa Randi Berg, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State Natalie Gonzales, Hawai‘i Brittany Stanley, LA Tech Renee Bergeron, UNM Kate Judd, Hawai‘i Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Karen Bono, Utah Second Team Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i Christy Burge, Southern Utah Alyson Carter, Colorado State Jessie Smith, Tulsa 2005 Jaimie Clark, SDSU Raven Coberg, UNLV Jamie Southern, Fresno State First Team Erryn Gutjahr, SDSU Alicia Dowland, Fresno State Sami Strinz, LMU Christina Clark, Fresno State Kelley Spence, Colorado State Sarah Farnworth, Utah Denise Dahlberg, Hawai‘i Kelly White, SDSU Kristen Hunter, Fresno State Second Team Sara Dyer, Tulsa Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Lovie Jung, Fresno State Vanessa Czarnecki, Fresno State Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Chris Puccio, SDSU Emily Foltz, LMU Tara Harbert, Hawai‘i 1997 Dawn Reed, Tulsa Laura Freels, Portland State Angela Osbon, Tulsa First Team Sunny Smith, Utah Magumi Hackett, Portland State Leticia Pacheco, Fresno State Laura Berg, Fresno State Erica Vollweiller, UNLV Stacie Hirano, Hawai‘i Candice Rainwater, Nevada Jennifer Buford, Colorado State Becky Witt, Fresno State Veronica Ramos, Hawai‘i Rochelle Sandberg, LA Tech Alyson Carter, Colorado State Jenny Magill, Tulsa Jamie Southern, Fresno State Danielle Cassara, UNM 2000 Monica Martell, Portland State Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Julie Crandall, UNLV First Team Leticia Pacheco, Fresno State Lindsey Tower, Tulsa Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Kimberly Bentley, SJSU Tiffany Whipple, Fresno State Nikki Johnson, Colorado State Kim Bisset, LMU Pam West, Fresno State Second Team Sandy Rhea, Utah Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Elisa Barrios, SJSU Kim Rondina, UNLV Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State 2003 Ashley Bennett, UTEP Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Jackie Jiminez, SJSU First Team Melissa Coogan, Hawai‘i Lovie Jung, Fresno State Christina Clark, Fresno State Carol Forbes, SJSU Second Team Joyce Lum, Hawai‘i Mary Cohn, LA Tech Amber Miles, LA Tech Maya Garcia, SJSU Ann Mesman, Tulsa Melissa Coogan, Hawai‘i Ashley Ruff, Hawai‘i Marnie Hill, UNM Amanda Scott, Fresno State Lori Hoffman, Fresno State Julie Shafer, Tulsa Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State Becky Witt, Fresno State Danielle Olsen, Tulsa Jamie Southern, Fresno State Tia Morenz, Hawai‘i Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i Brittany Stanley, LA Tech Stephanie Norton, Colorado State Second Team Trisha Ramos, Hawai‘i Kristin Stith, Nevada Amanda Scott, Fresno State Kiauna Anderson, Portland State Nicole Shan, Fresno State Kristin Sylvester, Fresno State Pam Slade, Utah Angela Cervantez, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Katie Torres, Tulsa Amber Solano, Colorado State Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i Brittany Stanley, LA Tech Nichole Willis, Fresno State Jackie Van Hooydonk, UNM Laura Eckley, LMU Tracie Uchima, Hawai‘i Stephanie Wiese, Hawai‘i Heather Gelhorn, LMU Pam West, Fresno State 2006 Jessica Guerrero, Portland State First Team 1998 Alicia Russell, Portland State Second Team Emma Barnes, LA Tech First Team Jessie Smith, Tulsa Becca Baldridge, SJSU Christina Clark, Fresno State Laura Berg, Fresno State Roxanne Staniorski, SJSU April Crowell, Hawai‘i Regan Clark, LA Tech Kehau Cofran, Hawai‘i Anna Trauernicht, LMU Denise Dahlberg, Hawai‘i Rishelle Gastelum, NM State Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Angelina Diaz, Fresno State Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State 2001 Maren Genow, Tulsa Courtney Lewis, SJSU Joyce Lum, Hawai‘i First Team Heather Hiar, Tulsa Stacey Lien, NM State Melissa McGie, Hawai‘i Christy Cerecedes, LMU Kate Judd, Hawai‘i Robin Mackin, Fresno State Tia Morenz, Hawai‘i Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i Stacy Mueller, Nevada Haley Perkins, Fresno State Sandy Rhea, Utah Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Katie Torres, Tulsa Kristi Randall, NM State Amanda Scott, Fresno State Natalie Gonzales, Hawai‘i Jamie Waldron, Nevada Rishelle Sandberg, LA Tech Carolyn Wilson, Fresno State Kate Judd, Hawai‘i Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i Brandi McGuire, Tulsa 2004 Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Second Team Michelle Murnam, Hawai‘i First Team Alyson Buford, Colorado State Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i Bridget Broadnax, LA Tech Second Team Alyson Carter, Colorado State Anna Trauernicht, LMU Christina Clark, Fresno State Audrey Andrade, Hawai‘i Julie Crandall, UNLV Becky Witt, Fresno State Mary Cohn, LA Tech Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Jennifer Ellinger, SJSU Heather Hiar, Tulsa Jessica Elson, LA Tech Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State Second Team Amber Miles, LA Tech Sara Flemin, Utah State Kelly Gentle, Hawai‘i Vanessa Applegate, Portland State Kelly Miller, Tulsa Shannon Garvin, Fresno State Jaime Maxey, Fresno State Laura Eckley, LMU Candice Rainwater, Nevada Carlie Hill, SJSU Jenny Monson, Utah Stacie Hirano, Hawai‘i Jamie Southern, Fresno State Mailei Hilva, NM State Holly Schmillen, Colorado State Leslie Poole, Frenso State Katie Torres, Tulsa Sarah Hunt, Nevada Becky Witt, Fresno State Veronica Ramos, Hawai‘i Tracie Uchima, Hawai‘i Quela Leonhardt, Utah State Marissa Smith, Portland State Nichole Willis, Fresno State Jordan McPherson, Nevada 1999 Roxanne Staniorski, SJSU Tanisha Milca, Hawai‘i First Team Tiffany Whipple, Fresno State Second Team Candice Rainwater, Nevada Angela Cervantez, Fresno State Tyree Woodruff, Hawai‘i April Crowell, Hawai‘i Mandy Winkley, SJSU Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Amy Walter, SJSU Denise Dahlberg, Hawai‘i Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Rachel Donaldson, Fresno State Rachael Goodpaster, UNLV 2002 Maren Genow, Tulsa Lainie Horne, UNM First Team Carlie Hill, SJSU Sara Hyzer, Colorado State Christy Cerecedes, LMU Mitzi Ing, Fresno State Melissa McGie, Hawai‘i Denise Dahlberg, Hawai‘i Noelle Izumi, Hawai‘i

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2007 Angie Ortega, NM State Second Team Rayn House, Texas State First Team Haley Perkins, Fresno State Alex Aguirre, Hawai‘i Erin Kipp, LA Tech Emma Barnes, LA Tech Brittany Puzey, Nevada Nicole Angene, Fresno State Haley Lemons, Texas State Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Danielle Sheridan, LA Tech Christina Capobianco, Boise State Teri Lyles, UT Arlington Jamie Fife, Utah State Amanda Tauali‘i, Hawai‘i Tina Ferguson, Utah State Malena Padilla, NM State Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Amberly Waits, LA Tech Janna Frandrup, LA Tech Robin Mackin, Fresno State Erin Jones, Nevada 2014 Liz Perez, SJSU Second Team Meghan Krieg, LA Tech First Team Haley Perkins, Fresno State Emma Barnes, LA Tech Allison Lenzora, Utah State Kelsey Barak, GCU Alana Power, Hawai‘i Makani Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu, UH Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Fiana Finau, NM State Brittany Puzey, Nevada Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Ashley Maroda, NM State Isabella Geronimo, Seattle U Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Tiare Jennings, NM State Brooke Ortiz, Fresno State Katie Kelley, Missouri-Kansas City Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Meghan Krieg, LA Tech Kassy Uchida, Utah State Debra Lovell, Utah Valley Clare Warwick, Hawai‘i Kanani Pu‘u Warren, Hawai‘i Tazz Weatherly, Boise State Lisa Maulden, Seattle U Nichole Willis, Fresno State Kristi Randall, NM State Bubba Morrow, Seattle U Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i 2012 Nicole Newburg, GCU Second Team Kym Silagyi, Nevada First Team Stephanie Pesqueira, GCU Merryann Barr, Fresno State Kelsey Starr, Nevada JC Clayton, BYU Cinda Ramos, Missouri-Kansas City Michelle Beach, Nevada Caitlin Stiglich, Fresno State Jessica Dugas, BYU Lauren Regester, GCU Katie Grimes, Hawai‘i Sarah Taylor, SJSU Makani Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu, UH Lacey Rother, NM State Stephanie Herrera, NM State Clare Warwick, Hawai‘i Melanie Goff, LA Tech Alyssa Ruiz, NM State Sarah Hunt, Nevada Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Valana Manuma, Hawai‘i 2010 Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Second Team Tanisha Milca, Hawai‘i First Team Michelle Moses, Fresno State Emma Adams, NM State Brandi Peiler, Hawai‘i Kathy Cox, Boise State Sara Parsons, Nevada Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield Ashley Roszkos, NM State Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Amanda Pridmore, SJSU Lindsay Davis, Seattle U Kym Silagyi, Nevada Melissa Gonzalez, Hawai‘i Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Kayla Henry, GCU Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Sarah Robinson, Hawai‘i Jenny Hurst, Seattle U Kristin Sylvester, Fresno State Tiare Jennings, NM State Christine Thomsen, Utah State Makayla McAdams, NM State Kim Watson, NM State Meghan Krieg, LA Tech Delaney Willard, BYU Bennalyn Nakamura, UNM St. Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Amanda Robinson, Utah Valley 2008 Michelle Moses, Fresno State Second Team Staci Rodriguez, NM State First Team Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Alex Aguirre, Hawai‘i Brittney Vansway, Utah Valley Vanessa Briones, Nevada Jenna Rodriguez, Hawai‘i Tori Almond, BYU Karissa Veiga, CSU Bakersfield Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Nicole Rupp-Tindall, Utah State Chelsea Barilli, Nevada Celisha Walker, NM State Kayla Dunn, Utah State Caitlin Stiglich, Fresno State Michelle Cox, SJSU Claire Zampini, GCU Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Amberly Waits, LA Tech Karley Hopkins, Nevada Jessica Kirby, LA Tech Shaleese Javillo, NM State 2015 Jordan McPherson, Nevada Second Team Karlyn Jones, Nevada First Team Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Julianne Aiello, SJSU Leisha Li‘ili‘i, Hawai‘i Kelsey Barak, Grand Canyon Noelle Micka, Nevada Kellie Caplan, Boise State Katie Manuma, BYU Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield Danielle Patrick, Nevada Allie Crump, Boise State Vonnie Martin, Fresno State Kelsey Dodd, NM State Brittany Puzey, Nevada Kandis Jones, NM State Courtney Moore, Fresno State Fiana Finau, NM State Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Brittany McConnell, SJSU Kaia Parnaby, Hawai‘i Isabella Geronimo, Seattle U Amy Schaible, Utah State Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Briana Tovio-Asato, NM State Dallas McBride, NM State Kelsey Starr, Nevada Noelle Micka, Nevada Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield Hoku Nohara, NM State 2013 Haley Nakamura, NM State Second Team Andrea Ortega, Fresno State First Team Brooke Parker, UMKC Audrey Andrade, Hawai‘i Angie Ortega, NM State Darian Blake, UTSA Cinda Ramos, UMKC Regan Clark, LA Tech Danielle Patrick, Nevada Markesha Collins, SJSU Staci Rodriguez, NM State Stephanie Herrera, NM State Kylie Randall, NM State Michelle Cox, SJSU Brittney Vansway, Utah Valley Katie Holverson, Nevada Amanda Tauali`i, Hawai‘i Anna Cross, LA Tech Haley Walker, Grand Canyon Stacey Lien, NM State Isabella Geronimo, Seattle U Tanisha Milca, Hawai‘i 2011 Amanda Krueger, LA Tech Second Team Britton Murdock, Nevada First Team Bubba Morrow, Seattle U Bianca Boling, Grand Canyon Krissi Oliver, LA Tech Devon Bridges, Boise State Alex Newman, NM State Paige Bouska, Seattle U Brandi Peiler, Hawai‘i Teresa Conrad, NM State Amber Olive, NM State Julea Cavazos, CSU Bakersfield Kym Silagyi, Nevada Allie Crump, Boise State Amanda Pridmore, SJSU Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State Sarah Taylor, SJSU Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Staci Rodriguez, NM State Kayla Henry, Grand Canyon Amberly Waits, LA Tech Tiare Jennings, NM State Christine Thomsen, Utah State Katie Kelley, UMKC Clare Warwick, Hawai‘i Kandis Jones, NM State Nina Villanueva, UT Arlington Brittany Medina, Grand Canyon Michelle Moses, Fresno State Bubba Morrow, Seattle U 2009 Hoku Nohara!, NM State Second Team Taylor Nowlin, Grand Canyon First Team Andrea Ortega, Fresno State Emma Adams, NM State Alex Simmons, CSU Bakersfield Kylie Bassett, LA Tech Kylie Randall, NM State Brooke Baker, Texas State Morgan Smith, Utah Valley Sam Bias, Nevada Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Kelli Baker, Texas State Camree Wartman, Grand Canyon Katie Holverson, Nevada Valerie Swedberg, NM State Devin Caldwell, SJSU Jaylen Watson, Utah Valley Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Aubray Zell, Boise State Kristi Covarrubia, NM State Noelle Micka, Nevada Hailey Froton, Utah State Tanisha Milca, Hawai‘i Melanie Goff, LA Tech Hoku Nohara, NM State Macie Hair, Texas State

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1991 1996 Amanda Kocis, Colorado State Megan Herscher, Portland State Amy Cowley, Utah Ali Andrus, Utah Melissa Krolik, UNM Heather Hiar, Tulsa Jennifer Fotheringham, Utah Jennifer Briscoe, SDSU Joyce Lum, Hawai‘i Stacie Hirano, Hawai‘i Heather Hobbs, Southern Utah Courtney Cooley, CSN Jamie Maxey, Fresno State Mitzi Ing, Fresno State Teri Klement, Colorado State Heather Olsen, Southern Utah Molly McLean, Utah Kristina Keene, UNM Lorrie McGill, Creighton Andrea Moore, Utah Tiffany Redding, Tulsa Kyla Kiester, Colorado State Lorrie Muir, Southern Utah Tiffany Ray, CSS Dawn Reed, Tulsa Amanda Kocis, Colorado State Trina Packard, Southern Utah Sandy Rhea, Utah Danielle Robertshaw, UNM Melissa Krolik, UNM Joni Reynolds, Southern Utah Michelle Rude, Fresno State Tamara Simpson, SDSU Joyce Lum, Hawai‘i Aimee Rice, Colorado State Tanya Saavedra, UNM Jennifer Slaney, Fresno State Jamie Maxey, Fresno State Tracy Stowe, SDSU Shelby Wilcox, CSN Cayley Warner, UNM Molly McLean, Utah Teir Wilbur, Creighton Kim Wright, CSS Nicole Wilkinson, Utah Tiffany Redding, Tulsa Kristy Wirth, Colorado State Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Becky Witt, Fresno State Dawn Reed, Tulsa Danielle Robertshaw, UNM 1992 1997 2000 Tamara Simpson, SDSU Amy Cowley, Utah Nicole Abeyta, UNM Kim Bentley, SJSU Jennifer Slaney, Fresno State Amy Dillon, Utah Ali Andrus-Sagas, Utah Kari Curtis, Tulsa Cayley Warner, UNM Julie Garcia, UNM Lisa Bothwell, Tulsa Vanessa Czarnecki, Fresno State Nicole Wilkinson, Utah Melissa Halkinrude, Utah Jennifer Briscoe, SDSU Alicia Dowland, Fresno State Becky Witt, Fresno State Kimberly Johnson, Colorado State Bonnie Bruton, Tulsa Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Theresa Laguna, UNM Kristy Byrge, UNM Jessica Guerrero, Portland State 2003 Julie Osborne, Colorado State Melissa Krolik, UNM Kerri Hasselbar, Tulsa Elisa Barrios, SJSU Aimee Rice, Colorado State Jaime Maxey, Fresno State Stacie Hirano, Hawai‘i Leah Beasley, LA Tech Jennifer Roberts, Colorado State Sarah Murr, Tulsa Kristen Hunter, Fresno State Erin Chernicky, LA Tech Christa Robison, Colorado State Gina Punaro, SDSU Dianna Lilly, SJSU Ami Day, Tulsa Jamie Sibley, Utah Danielle Robertshaw, UNM Joyce Lum, Hawai‘i Cindy Elkins, Nevada Wendy Stewart, Utah Kim Rondina, UNLV Brandi Malone, Tulsa Robyn Ford-Feitz, Nevada Sara Stout, Colorado State Michelle Rude, Fresno State Melissa McGie, Hawai‘i Tara Hall, SJSU Tracy Stowe, SDSU Victoria Ruelas, SJSU Brandi McGuire, Tulsa Mitzi Ing, Fresno State Laynie Sueyasu, Hawai‘i Tiffany Redding, Tulsa Noelle Izumi, Hawai‘i 1993 Christine Viernes, Hawai‘i Dawn Reed, Tulsa Marie Jackson, Hawai‘i Susan Barratt, Southern Utah Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State Justina Kahaku, Hawai‘i Jennifer Hambly, SDSU Pam West, Fresno State Courtney Lewis, SJSU Theresa Laguna, UNM 1998 Becky Witt, Fresno State Carrie Mackey, Nevada Donna McDaniel, Fresno State Nicole Abeyta, UNM Brandi McGuire, Tulsa Lorrie Muir, Southern Utah Keao Chang, UNLV 2001 Amber Miles, LA Tech Shannon Munger, Fresno State Nikki Dequin, SJSU Kimberly Bissett, LMU Stacy Mueller, Nevada Audrey Richards, Southern Utah Danielle Ferreira, UNLV Christy Cerecedes, LMU Megan Nunn, Nevada Christa Yorke, Fresno State Sara Fredstrom, Colorado State Kari Curtis, Tulsa Danielle Olsen, Tulsa Erryn Gutjahr, SDSU Vanessa Czarnecki, Fresno State Holly Reynolds, Tulsa Jamie Southern, Fresno State 1994 Sara Hyzer, Colorado State Alicia Dowland, Fresno State Amberly Johnson, Utah Laura Eckley, LMU Brittany Stanley, LA Tech Gina Givogri, CSS Kari Stockhill, Nevada Denise Johnson, Southern Utah Melissa Krolik, UNM Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Joyce Lum, Hawai‘i Stacie Hirano, Hawai‘i Tracie Uchima, Hawai‘i Lynn Lohmeier, CSS Pam West, Fresno State Kimberly Maughan, Southern Utah Jamie Maxey, Fresno State Dianna Lilly, SJSU Gina Punaro, SDSU Kyla Malone, Tulsa Stacey Walkingstick, Tulsa Andrea Moore, Utah Sabra Warner, LA Tech Jennifer Roberts, Colorado State Keri Rooney, SDSU Brandi McGuire, Tulsa Danelle Sandberg, Southern Utah Amanda Scott, Fresno State Danielle Olsen, Tulsa Threse Sheaman, CSS Nicole Wilkenson, Utah Corianne Rogalsky, LMU Kami Shrock, Southern Utah Anna Trauernicht, LMU Lee Ann Taylor, CSN 1999 Christy Watkins, Tulsa Christa Yorke, Fresno State Nicole Abeyta, UNM Tiffany Whipple, Fresno State Kim Bentley, SJSU Becky Witt, Fresno State 1995 Dawn Kanani Bona, Hawai‘i Ali Andrus, Utah Candice Bowlin, Fresno State 2002 Kristina DeGooyer, Southern Utah Tiffany Chambers, UNM Elisa Barrios, SJSU Janet Jensen, Southern Utah Vanessa Czarnecki, Fresno State Leah Beasley, LA Tech Terri Laguna, UNM Nikki Dequin, SJSU Kimberly Bissett, LMU Stephanie Lickliter, Southern Utah Alicia Dowland, Fresno State Lindsay Brownson, LA Tech Lynn Lohmeier, CSS Marianna Fenelli, UNM Christy Cerecedes, LMU Andi Moore, Utah Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Vanessa Czarnecki, Fresno State Heather Olsen, Southern Utah Erryn Gutjahr, SDSU Ami Day, Tulsa Threse Sheaman, CSS Kerri Hasselbar, Tulsa Alicia Dowland, Fresno State Kami Shrock, Southern Utah Sara Hyzer, Colorado State Lyndsey Dyer, Tulsa Lee Ann Taylor, CSN Amberly Johnson, Utah Kelli Edelbrock, LMU Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Elizabeth Karabensh, Colorado State Brianne Ferguson, SJSU Kristina Keene, UNM Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Kyla Kiester, Colorado State Tara Hall, SJSU

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2004 2006 Katie Stith, Nevada 2009 Elisa Barrios, SJSU Kristy Ballinger, SJSU Kristin Stith, Nevada Alexandra Aguirre, Hawai‘i Leah Beasley, LA Tech Ashley Bellum, Utah State Jami Uragami, Utah State Julianne Aiello, SJSU Kristin Blodgette, LA Tech Lindsey Benson, Utah State Clare Warwick, Hawai‘i Nicole Angene, Fresno State Briley Brasher, LA Tech Shawn Bjarnson, Utah State Kim Watson, NM State Tiffany Autry, NM State Bridget Broadnax, LA Tech Paula Blanning, Hawai‘i Ashley White, Fresno State Jody Badorine, Fresno State Erin Chernicky, LA Tech Sandy Carroll, LA Tech Mandy Winkley, SJSU Emma Barnes, LA Tech Mary Cohn, LA Tech Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Amanda Wise, Nevada Kylie Bassett, LA Tech Ami Day, Tulsa Cynthia Elkins, Nevada Michelle Beach, Nevada Christine Echols, LA Tech Jessica Elson, LA Tech 2008 Lindsey Benson, Utah State Cynthia Elkins, Nevada Jamie Fife, Utah State Nicole Angene, Fresno State Andrea Bott, SJSU Jessica Elson, LA Tech Jessica Garnett, Utah State Emma Barnes, LA Tech Kellie Caplan, Boise State Lindsay Galloway, Tulsa Wendy Gray, NM State Kylie Bassett, LA Tech Christina Capobianco, Boise State Tara Harbert, Hawai‘i Leslie Higley, Utah State Roxanne Bejarano, SJSU Heather Doiron, LA Tech Tiffany Hoeft, Nevada Caroline Hill, SJSU Mandi Bertsch, LA Tech Rachel Evans, Utah State Mitzi Ing, Fresno State Kasey Igarta, SJSU Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Julie Franklin, Hawai‘i Noelle Izumi, Hawai‘i Stacy Knight, NM State Regan Clark, LA Tech Richelle Gastelum, NM State Marie Jackson, Hawai‘i Quela Leonhardt, Utah State Brittany Clifton, NM State Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Justina Kahaku, Hawai‘i Courtney Lewis, SJSU Samantha Dillard, NM State Kate Greenough, Utah State Moniaue Kelley, SJSU Stacey Lien, NM State Heather Doiron, LA Tech Kathryn Grimes, Hawai‘i Courtney Lewis, SJSU Brittany Lorenzen, Nevada Richelle Gastelum, NM State Kayla Hayes, SJSU Brittany Lorenzen, Nevada Kayla Luttmers, NM State Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Jeanine Hernandez, Utah State Amber Miles, LA Tech Brandi Peiler, Hawai‘i Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Simone Hubbard, Utah State Stacy Mueller, Nevada Alana Power, Hawai‘i Kathryn Grimes, Hawai‘i Tiare Jennings, NM State Stacey Ritter, Hawai‘i Kristi Randall, NM State Kayla Hayes, SJSU Cami Jones, Utah State Ashley Ruff, Hawai‘i Kristen Rupp, LA Tech Stephanie Herrera, NM State Kandis Jones, NM State Kristin Rupp, LA Tech Kasey Sandlin, NM State Simone Hubbard, Utah State Meghan Krieg, LA Tech Malia Simmons, UTEP Anita Schafer, Nevada Kasey Igarta, SJSU Stacey Lien, NM State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Heather Straight, Utah State Kandis Jones, NM State Breanna Lopez, SJSU Brittany Stanley, LA Tech Kari Stockstill, Nevada Colleen Kimbro, NM State Wanda Malone, LA Tech Tracie Uchima, Hawai‘i Kim Watson, NM State Meghan Krieg, LA Tech Ashley Maroda, NM State Stacey Walkingstick, Tulsa Ashley White, Fresno State Tylee Landon, Utah State Alissa Murphy, SJSU Sabra Warner, LA Tech Jessica Law, Utah State Amanda Nims, Nevada Amanda Wise, Nevada 2007 Stacey Lien, NM State Dara Pagaduan, Hawai‘i Emma Barnes, LA Tech Wanda Malone, LA Tech Haley Perkins, Fresno State 2005 Kylie Bassett, LA Tech Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Ryane Petersen, Fresno State Ashley Ablahani, Nevada Michelle Beach, Nevada Sarah Offutt, LA Tech Kaylan Pollard, Fresno State Kristy Ballinger, SJSU Roxanne Bejarano, SJSU Brandi Peiler, Hawai‘i Amanda Pridmore, SJSU Elisa Barrios, SJSU Ashley Bellum, Utah State Haley Perkins, Fresno State Brittany Puzey, Nevada Leah Beasley, LA Tech Jill Bruins, Utah State Brittany Puzey, Nevada Kristi Randall, NM State Gracie Borjas, UTEP Mandi Bertsch, LA Tech Kristi Randall, NM State Gina Rawls, Utah State Sandy Carroll, LA Tech Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Emily Reilly, Utah State Ami Day, Tulsa Regan Clark, LA Tech Nicole Rupp, Utah State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Sara Dyer, Tulsa Samantha Dillard, NM State Tyler Schafer, Nevada Nicole Rupp, Utah State Christine Echols, LA Tech Shannon Garvin, Fresno State Aja Scheuber, Fresno State Nicole Russell, NM State Jessica Elson, LA Tech Kelly Harrison, SJSU Jordan Simmons, LA Tech Danielle Sheridan, LA Tech Cynthia Elkins, Nevada Kasey Igarta, SJSU Caitlin Stiglich, Fresno State Caitlin Stiglich, Fresno State Lindsay Galloway, Tulsa Samantha Legorreta, Fresno State Shasta Tyteca, Utah State Megan Suitos, Boise State Robyn Ford-Feitz, Nevada Stacey Lien, NM State Richelle Villescas, Nevada Ashleigh Viers-Gordillo, Boise State Louise Harriden, Hawai‘i Kayla Luttmers, NM State Amberly Waits, LA Tech Amberly Waits, LA Tech Tiffany Hoeft, Nevada Kristine Miles, SJSU Kim Watson, NM State Clare Warwick, Hawai‘i Noelle Izumi, Hawai‘i Robin Mackin, Fresno State Ashley White, Fresno State Kim Watson, NM State Monique Kelley, SJSU Lindsay Milchovich, Fresno State Tassarah Weatherly, Boise State Courtney Lewis, SJSU Amanda Nelson, Fresno State Sydney Williard, NM State Amber Miles, LA Tech Jamie Nussbaum, NM State Laurel Wyatt, Boise State Amanda Nesbitt, Fresno State Brandi Peiler, Hawai‘i Traci Yoshikawa, Hawai‘i Michelle Newbold, SJSU Sarah Offutt, LA Tech Kristen Rupp, LA Tech Haley Perkins, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Alexis Perry, Utah State Brittany Stanley, LA Tech Jenavieve Purcell, NM State Lindsey Tower, Tulsa Brittany Puzey, Nevada Tracie Uchima, Hawai‘i Kristi Randall, NM State Stacey Walkingstick, Tulsa Elizabeth Robertson, SJSU Amanda Wise, Nevada Jasmine Robles, Fresno State Andrianna Zolton, UTEP Nicole Rupp, Utah State Aja Scheuber, Fresno State Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i Danielle Sheridan, LA Tech

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2010 2011 2012 2013 Alex Aguirre, Hawai‘i Alexandra Aguirre, Hawai‘i Alexandra Aguirre, Hawai‘i Emma Adams, NM State Julianne Aiello, SJSU Vanessa Alvarez, Boise State Tori Almond, BYU Nicole Arata, Utah State Vanessa Alvarez, Boise State Nicole Angene, Fresno State Chelsea Barilli, Nevada Brooke Baker, Texas State Tiffany Autry, NM State Brittany Barcellos, Boise State Stesha Brazil, Fresno State Kelli Baker, Texas State Jody Badorine, Fresno State Holly Bourke, Boise State Brittany Clifton, NM State Samantha Beeson, UTSA Brittany Barcellos, Boise State Devon Bridges, Boise State Teresa Conrad, NM State Victoria Birdwell, UTSA Chelsea Barilli, Nevada Chelsea Brilli, Nevada Kristi Covarubia, NM State Darian Blake, UTSA Kylie Bassett, LA Tech Brynne Buchanan, Hawai‘i Michelle Cox, SJSU Rebecca Cable, Seattle U Holly Bourke, Boise State Kali Cancelosi, Utah State Christina Cummings, Utah State Devin Caldwell, SJSU Brynne Buchanan, Hawai‘i Kellie Caplan, Boise State Tatem Day, Utah State Sarah Chow, Utah State Kelsey Dodd, NM State Kali Cancelosi, Utah State Ashley Collier, Boise State Callie Collins, UT Arlington Chelsea Dohwardt, NM State Kellie Caplan, Boise State Teresa Conrad, NM State Teresa Conrad, NM State Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State Ashley Collier, Boise State Tatem Day, Utah State Kristi Covarrubia, NM State Heather Doiron, LA Tech Carly Duckworth, BYU Teresa Conrad, NM State Anna Cross, LA Tech Megan Fincher, Nevada Megan Fincher, Nevada Heather Doiron, LA Tech Erin Crowley, Seattle U Janna Frandrup, LA Tech Janna Frandrup, LA Tech Rachel Evans, Utah State Michelle Cox, SJSU Cheryl Freitas, SJSU Cheryl Freitas, SJSU Megan Fincher, Nevada Kelsey Dodd, NM State BranDee Garcia, SJSU Janine Godwin, LA Tech Janna Frandrup, LA Tech Jessica Garcia, SJSU Dacia Hale, LA Tech Katie Doerre, Texas State Cheryl Freitas, SJSU Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Kendra Harmon, LA Tech Janna Frandrup, LA Tech Christina Gamboa, LA Tech Molly Goza, LA Tech Bailie Hicken, BYU Cheryl Freitas, SJSU BranDee Garcia, SJSU Janessa Gutierrez, SJSU Katelynn Hill, LA Tech Janine Godwin, LA Tech Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Rebecca Hall, Fresno State Vanessa House, SJSU Dacia Hale, LA Tech Molly Goza, LA Tech Amanda Harmon, Utah State Alexandra Hudson, BYU Rogin Hardy, Seattle U Kate Greenough, Utah State Kendra Harmon, LA Tech Anna Hudson, BYU Amanda Harmon, Utah State Katie Grimes, Hawai‘i Megan Harvey, Boise State Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Courtney Harris, Texas State Kendra Harmon, LA Tech Jourdan Hitchings, Utah State Tiare Jennings, NM State Anna Hernandez, Texas State Mandy Harmon, Utah State Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Michelle Jones, LA Tech Cosette Hernandez, UTSA Megan Harvey, Boise State Tiare Jennings, NM State Tehani Kaaihue, NM State Rayn House, Texas State Simone Hubbard, Utah State Jacey Jensen, Hawai‘i Alayna Kipp, LA Tech Jessie Hufstetler, SJSU Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Kandis Jones, NM State Erin Kipp, LA Tech Rachael Hunsaker, Utah State Kandis Jones, NM State Michelle Jones, LA Tech Sharla Kliebenstein, Hawai‘i Jenny Hurst, Seattle U Michelle Jones, LA Tech Tehani Kaaihue, NM State Meghan Knowles, LA Tech Michelle Jones, LA Tech Tehani Kaaihue, NM State Erin Kipp, LA Tech Amanda Krueger, LA Tech Tehani Kaaihue, NM State Allison Lang, SJSU Meghan Knowles, LA Tech Cassie Krieg, LA Tech Brooke Keel, Texas State Lauren Lastrapes, Nevada Meghan Krieg, LA Tech Meghan Krieg, LA Tech Erin Kipp, LA Tech Leisha Li‘ili‘i, Hawai‘i Lauren Lastrapes, Nevada Meghan Knowles, LA Tech Alayna Kipp, LA Tech Breanna Lopez, SJSU Lauren Lastrapes, Nevada Breanna Lopez, SJSU Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Meghan Knowles, LA Tech Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Breanna Lopez, SJSU Vonnie Martin, Fresno State Amanda Krueger, LA Tech Ashley Maroda, NM State Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Tiffany Messerschmidt, BYU Brittney Lott, Seattle U Lauren Morizi, NM State Ashley Maroda, NM State Courtney Moore, Fresno State Megan Low, UTSA Britton Murdock, Nevada Megan McDonald, Utah State Michelle Moses, Fresno State Jordan Masek, Texas State Alexandra Newman, NM State Samantha Miller, Utah State Brenna Moss, Fresno State Kristen Miles, LA Tech Amanda Nims, Nevada Britton Murdock, Nevada Alexandra Newman, NM State Samantha Miller, Utah State Sarah Offut, LA Tech Alexandra Newman, NM State Amber Olive, NM State Bubba Morrow, Seattle U Amber Olive, NM State Amber Olive, NM State Brooke Ortiz, Fresno State Alex Newman, NM State Brooke Ortiz, Fresno State Kaia Parnaby, Hawai‘i Malena Padilla, NM State Amber Olive, NM State Dara Pagaduan, Hawai‘i Amanda Pridmore, SJSU Dara Pagaduan, Hawai‘i Malena Padilla, NM State Sara Parsons, Nevada Samantha Puzey, Nevada Sara Parsons, Nevada Sarah Petosa, Seattle U Kylie Randall, NM State Kaylan Pollard, Fresno State Kaylan Pollard, Fresno State Amanda Pridmore, SJSU Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Kylie Randall, NM State Amanda Pridmore, SJSU Taylor Purdy, SJSU Diane Runge, Fresno State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Sam Puzey, Nevada Coralee Ramirez, Texas State Nicole Rupp-Tindall, Utah State Sarah Robinson, Hawai‘i Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Staci Rodriguez, NM State Torrey Schroeder, NM State Alyssa Ruiz, NM State Sarah Robinson, Hawai‘i Alyssa Ruiz, NM State Lauren Shanks, SJSU Diane Runge, Fresno State Staci Rodriguez, NM State Diane Jolene Schaefer, UT Arlington Caitlin Stiglich, Fresno State Caitlin Stiglich, Fresno State Runge, Fresno State Nicole Schultz, SJSU Kelly Sweeney, Boise State Valarie Swedberg, NM State Nicole Schultz, SJSU Siera Sproul, UTSA Carissa Theis, NM State Kelly Sweeney, Boise State Emily Seidel, Nevada Kallan Thompson, UT Arlington Kallan Thompson, LA Tech Annie Thomas, Utah State Lauren Shanks, SJSU Christine Thomsen, Utah State Shasta Tyteca, Utah State Shasta Tyteca, Utah State Alex Stange, SJSU Kassandra Uchida, Utah State Shelbi Tyteca, Utah State Shelbi Tyteca, Utah State Annie Thomas, Utah State Jessica Ulrich, Seattle U Amberly Waits, LA Tech Kassandra Uchida, Utah State Christine Thomsen, Utah State Casey Watt, SJSU Rebecca Walker, Fresno State Demi Walker, Fresno State Stacie Toney, BYU Allegra Wilde, Seattle U Tassarah Weatherly, Boise State Mackenzie Whyte, Boise State Briana Tovio-Asoto, NM State Kortnee Wiley, Nevada Kortnee Wiley, Nevada Shelbi Tyteca, Utah State Ashley Wright, Texas State Moniqua Wilson, LA Tech Sydney Williard, NM State Caroline Umphlett, BYU Taylor Zink, UT Arlington Lela Work, Boise State Traci Yoshikawa, Hawai‘i Kortnee Wiley, Nevada Shelbi Tyteca, Utah State Maghan Yurek, Boise State Jazmine Zamora, Hawai‘i Aubray Zell, Boise State

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2014 2015 Kelsey Barak, Grand Canyon Sydney Austin, Utah Valley Hayley Beckstrom, Seattle U Kelsey Barak, Grand Canyon Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield Hayley Beckstrom, Seattle U Caitlin Christopher, UMKC Amy Bergeson, NM State Jennifer Coates, Grand Canyon Rachel Rodriguez, NM State Kristi Covarrubia, NM State Emily Bevan, UMKC Taylor DeSilva, CSU Bakersfield Bianca Boling, Grand Canyon Kelsey Dodd, NM State Julia Bragado, Seattle U Chelsea Dohrwardt, NM State Briielle Breland, Grand Canyon Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield Fiana Finau, NM State Molly Campbell, Seattle U Mackenzie Flaws, UMKC Julea Cavazos, CSU Bakersfield Kelli Fox, Utah Valley Kailey Christensen, Utah Valley Alexandra Friloux, UMKC Caitlin Christopher, UMKC Maddie Garton, UMKC Jennifer Coates, Grand Canyon Karsyn Guzman, CSU Bakersfield Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State Kayla Henry, Grand Canyon Alexandra Friloux, UMKC Misty Ho’ohuli, NM State Kelli Gendlek, Utah Valley Jenny Hurst, Seattle U Malayna Gomez, Grand Canyon Anne Jordan, Grand Canyon Corrin Green, NM State Katie Kelley, UMKC Haley Harrison, Utah Valley Lyndsay Klimenko, CSU Bakersfield Kayla Henry, Grand Canyon Kelsey Lawton, Utah Valley Tiani Hensley, Utah Valley Kristi Lee, UMKC Misty Hoohuli, NM State Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield Jenny Hurst, Seattle U Bailey Moore, Utah Valley Anne Jordan, Grand Canyon Bubba Morrow, Seattle U Katie Kelley, UMKC Brennalyn Nakamura, NM State Lyndsay Klimenko, CSU Bakersfield Nicole Newbury, Grand Canyon Makayla McAdams, NM State Megan Peay, Utah Valley Brittany Medina, Grand Canyon Stephanie Pesqueira, Grand Canyon Lucero Mendoza, NM State Sarah Petosa, Seattle U Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield Briana Pontecorvo, CSU Bakersfield Bailey Moore, Utah Valley Sydney Raeber, CSU Bakersfield Bubba Morrow, Seattle U Dara Rahm, Utah Valley Brennalyn Nakamura, NM State Cinda Ramos, UMKC Haley Nakamura, NM State Tatum Reedy, NM State Nicole Newbury, Grand Canyon Lauren Regester, Grand Canyon Taylor Nowlin, Grand Canyon Amy Ricciardi, CSU Bakersfield Megan Peay, Utah Valley Amanda Robinson, Utah Valley Briana Pontecorvo, CSU Bakersfield Staci Rodriguez, NM State Sydney Raeber, CSU Bakersfield Erin Romero, Utah Valley Cinda Ramos, UMKC Aylssa Ruiz, NM State Kellee Ramsey, Utah Valley Kylie Shull, Grand Canyon Tatum Reedy, NM State Kayla Shuster-Gonzales, Seattle U Staci Rodriguez, NM State Josi Summers, Utah Valley Erin Romero, Utah Valley Morgan Summers, Utah Valley Breezy Roth, Utah Valley Jennifer Sweet, Seattle U Rose Saenz, Seattle U Devon Thomey, NM State Kayla Shuster-Gonzales, Seattle U Haley Walker, Grand Canyon Morgan Smith, Utah Valley Bri Wyatt, UMKC Kristy Snyder, Utah Valley Claire Zampini, Grand Canyon Brittney Vansway, Utah Valley Aly Zembruski, UMKC Haley Walker, Grand Canyon Makenzie Zinger, CSU Bakersfield Abby Warkentine, UMKC Camree Wartman, Grand Canyon Taleigh Williams, Utah Valley Bri Wyatt, UMKC Aly Zembruski, UMKC

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1991 March 25 Scia Maumausolo, CSUN 1999 (Selected as Spring Sport Athlete of the Week) Susie Bugliarello, Sacramento State (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the April 2 Janet Womack, Utah April 1 Amy ReCouper, Colorado State Week second) Lindsay Parker, Fresno State Feb. 8 Marianna Fenelli, New Mexico 1992 April 8 Cyndee Bennett, Utah Danielle Cassarra, New Mexico April 14 Julie Garcia, New Mexico Lindsay Parker, Fresno State Feb. 15 Becky Witt, Fresno State April 21 Julie Clancy, San Diego State April 15 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State Kelly Gentle, Hawai‘i April 28 Stacie Stafford, Colorado State Tami Blunt, Sacramento State Feb. 22 Rachael Goodpaster, UNLV May 4 Janet Womack, Utah April 22 Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State Kathy Moore, New Mexico Kim Peck, Fresno State March 1 Stacey Farnworth, Utah April 29 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State 1993 Amanda Scott, Fresno State Renae Mohamed, San Diego State March 8 Nicole Phillips, San Jose State March 30 Beth Calcante, CSUN May 6 Cyndee Bennett, Utah Sandra Durazo, San Diego State April 5 Tami Blunt, Sacramento State Tara Glaister, CSUN March 15 Summer Ehrsam, San Diego State April 12 Beth Calcante, CSUN May 13 Jaimie Clark, San Diego State Amanda Scott, Fresno State April 19 Kim Maher, Fresno State Lindsay Parker, Fresno State March 22 Geney Orris, UNLV April 26 Marcie Green, Fresno State Danielle Cassara, New Mexico May 3 Kim Meyer, Sacramento State March 29 Angela Cervantez, Fresno State May 10 Maureen Brady, Fresno State 1997 Amanda Scott, Fresno State May 17 Tami Blunt, Sacramento State Feb. 10 Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Feb. 17 Trina Puckett, Fresno State April 5 Danielle Cassara, New Mexico Feb. 24 Renae Mohamed, San Diego State Lindsay Parker, Fresno State 1994 March 3 Stephanie Wiese, Hawai‘i April 12 Sara Hyzer, Colorado State Feb. 21 Michelle Bolt, Fresno State March 10 Renae Mohamed, San Diego State Kelly Gentle, Hawai‘i Feb. 28 Lisa Gonzales, San Diego State March 17 Nikki Johnson, Colorado State April 19 Angela Cervantez, Fresno State March 7 Amy Timmel, Utah March 24 Amanda Scott, Fresno State Lindsay Parker, Fresno State March 14 Tamara Ivie, CSUN March 31 Ali Andrus-Sagas, Utah April 26 Danielle Cassara, New Mexico March 21 Maureen Brady, Fresno State April 7 Amanda Scott, Fresno State Kelly Gentle, Hawai‘i March 28 Amy Windmiller, CSUN April 14 Ali Andrus-Sagas, Utah May 3 Alicia Dowland, Fresno State April 4 Gaylyn Hoshide, Utah April 21 Janis Robinson, New Mexico Kristern Hunter, Fresno State April 11 Shannon Jones, CSUN April 28 Amanda Scott, Fresno State May 10 Sarah Hershman, San Diego State April 18 Kim Maher, Fresno State May 5 Nikki Johnson, Colorado State Kathy Moore, New Mexico April 25 Maureen Brady, Fresno State May 12 Kim Rondina, UNLV May 2 Ali Andrus, Utah 2000 May 9 Michelle Bolt, Fresno State (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the May 16 Scia Maumausolo, CSUN 1998 (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the Week second) Feb. 7 Roxanne Staniorski, San Jose State Week second) 1995 Feb. 9 Danielle Cassara, New Mexico Jennifer Holiotes, Loyola Mary- Feb. 13 Jennifer Clark, Fresno State Kelly Gentle, Hawai‘i mount Feb. 20 Scia Maumausolo, CSUN Feb. 16 Jenny Monson, Utah Feb. 14 Tyree Woodruff, Hawai‘i Feb. 27 Susie Bugliarello, Sacramento State Lindsay Parker, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State March 6 Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Feb. 23 Tiffany Redding, Tulsa Feb. 21 Alicia Russell, Portland State March 13 Maureen Brady, Fresno State Janelle Gonzales, Hawai‘i Amanda Scott, Fresno State March 20 Ali Andrus, Utah March 2 Danielle Cassara, New Mexico Feb. 28 Melissa McGie, Hawai‘i March 27 Jill Haas, Sacramento State Lindsay Parker, Fresno State Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i April 3 Tami Blunt, Sacramento State March 9 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State March 6 Dana Degen, Hawai‘i April 10 Laura Berg, Fresno State Sara Farnworth, Utah Amanda Scott, Fresno State April 17 Kathy Blake-Small, CSUN March 16 Tia Morenz, Hawai‘i March 13 Kara Kanney, San Jose State April 24 Karen Bono, Utah Kelly Gentle, Hawai‘i Amanda Scott, Fresno State May 1 Monica Jimenez, Utah March 23 Laura Berg, Fresno State March 20 Angela Cervantez, Fresno State May 8 Cyndee Bennett, Utah Lindsay Parker, Fresno State Morgan Siebert, Portland State May 15 Scia Maumausolo, CSUN March 30 Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State March 27 Becky Witt, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State 1996 April 7 Julie Crandall, UNLV April 3 Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the Amanda Scott, Fresno State April 10 Lovie Jung, Fresno State Week second) April 14 Regina Ka`aihili, Hawai‘i Amanda Scott, Fresno State Feb. 12 Casey Coffman, New Mexico Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i April 17 Megumi Hackett, Portland State Jennifer Richardson, CSUN April 21 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State Amanda Scott Fresno State Feb. 19 Shanon Rice, San Diego State Tara Atkins, San Diego State April 24 Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Renae Mohamed, San Diego April 28 Jennifer Buford, Colorado State Jenny Magill, Tulsa Feb. 26 Jenifer Henry, Fresno State Sandra Durazo, San Diego State May 1 Heather Gelhorn, Loyola Marymount Kim Peck, Fresno State May 4 Melissa McGie, Hawai‘i Amanda Scott, Fresno State March 4 Chelo Lopez, CSUN Amanda Scott, Fresno State May 8 Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Jennifer Richardson, CSUN May 11 Karen Kanney, San Jose State Corianne Rogalsky, Loyola Marymount March 11 Scia Maumausolo, CSUN Corina Lilly, San Jose State May 15 Kristen Hunter, Fresno State Jennifer Clark, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State March 18 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State Monica Jimenez, Utah

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2001 2003 2005 (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the Week second) Week second) Week second) Feb. 5 April Crowell, Hawai‘i Feb. 10 April Crowell, Hawai‘i Feb. 7 Kristi Yoshizawa, Hawai‘i Felicity Witt, Fresno State Judith van Kampen, Nevada, Ami Day, Tulsa Feb. 12 Amy Walter, San Jose State Feb. 17 Becca Baldridge, San Jose State Feb. 14 Amy Cameron, Louisiana Tech Felicity Witt, Fresno State Ami Day, Tulsa Julie Fenell, Tulsa Feb. 19 Ann Mesman, Tulsa Feb. 24 Cindy Elkins, Nevada Feb. 21 Nichole Willis, Fresno State Leslie Poole, Fresno State Melissa Coogan, Hawai‘i Carol Forbes, San Jose State Feb. 26 Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State March 3 Brittany Lorenzen, Nevada Feb. 28 Jamie Southern, Fresno State Corianne Rogalsky, Loyola Marymount Laura Ferriera, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State March 12 Veronica Ramos, San Jose State March 10 Denise Dahlberg, Hawai‘i March 7 Christina Clark, Fresno State Morgan Seibert, Portland State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Carol Forbes, San Jose State March 19 Alicia Dowland, Fresno State March 17 Jamie Southern, Fresno State March 14 Rachel Donaldson, Fresno State Sabrina Quintero, San Jose State Carol Forbes, San Jose State Lindsey Meadows, Louisiana Tech March 26 Tiffany Whipple, Fresno State March 24 Christina Clark, Fresno State March 21 Elisa Barrios, San Jose State Janelle Gonzalez, Hawai‘i Ami Day, Tulsa Jamie Southern, Fresno State April 2 Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State March 31 April Crowell, Hawai‘i March 28 Stephanie Sliepen, Tulsa Leslie Poole, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State April 9 Kiauna Anderson, Portland State April 7 Amber Miles, Louisiana Tech April 4 Ashley Bennett, UTEP Leslie Poole, Fresno State Carol Forbes, San Jose State Jamie Southern, Fresno State April 16 Natalie Gonzales, Hawai‘i April 14 Christina Clark, Fresno State April 11 Christina Clark, Fresno State Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i Maren Genow, Tulsa Carol Forbes, San Jose State April 23 Becky Witt, Fresno State April 21 Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i April 18 Candice Rainwater, Nevada Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i Melissa Coogan, Hawai‘i Melissa Coogan, Hawai‘i April 30 Christy Cerecedes, Loyola Marymount April 28 Lori Hoffman, Fresno State April 25 Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Felicity Witt, Hawai‘i Melissa Coogan, Hawai‘i Jamie Southern, Fresno State May 7 Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i May 5 Trisha Ramos, Hawai‘i May 2 Linsday Tower, Tulsa Morgan Seibert, Portland State Ami Day, Tulsa Jamie Southern, Fresno State May 14 Kim Bissett, Loyola Marymount May 12 Christina Clark, Fresno State May 9 Christina Clark, Fresno State Morgan Seibert, Portland State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State May 16 Carlie Hill, San Jose State 2002 2004 Carol Forbes, San Jose State (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the Week second) Week second) 2006 Feb. 4 Danielle Kaminaka, Loyola Marymount Feb. 9 Jessica Elson, Louisiana Tech (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the Sami Strinz, Loyola Marymount Lindsey Dyer, Tulsa Week second) Feb. 11 Crissy Strimple, Tulsa Feb. 16 Stephanie Sliepen, Tulsa Feb. 13 Stephanie Herrera, NM State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Kelly Harrison, San Jose State Feb. 18 Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Feb. 23 Heather Hiar, Tulsa Feb. 20 Mailei Hilva, NM State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Julie Fennell, Tulsa Robin Mackin, Fresno State Feb. 25 Sami Strinz, Loyola Marymount March 1 Katie Torres, Tulsa Feb. 27 Brittany Puzey, Nevada Jamie Southern, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Robin Mackin, Fresno State March 4 Christy Cerecedes, Loyola Marymount March 8 Christina Clark, Fresno State March 6 Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Jamie Southern, Fresno State Shannon Tabion, Hawai‘i Sarah Seagraves, NM State March 11 Denise Dahlberg, Hawai‘i March 15 Stacy Mueller, Nevada March 13 Christina Clark, Fresno State Carol Forbes, San Jose State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Robin Mackin, Fresno State March 18 Danielle Olsen, Tulsa March 22 Christina Clark, Fresno State March 20 Nichole Willis, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Julie Fennell, Tulsa Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i March 25 Trisha Gomes, Loyola Marymount March 29 Heather Hiar, Tulsa March 27 Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Ami Day, Tulsa Laura Ferreira, Fresno State Courtney Lewis, San Jose State April 1 Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i April 5 Christina Clark, Fresno State April 3 Brandi Pieler, Hawai‘i Sabra Warner, Louisiana Tech Shannon Tabion, Hawai‘i Robin Mackin, Fresno State April 8 Veronica Ramos, San Jose State April 12 Christina Clark, Fresno State April 10 Mandy Winkley, San Jose State Leslie Poole, Fresno State Maren Genow, Tulsa Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i April 15 Natalie Gonzales, Hawai‘i April 19 Kelly Miller, Tulsa April 17 Rochelle Sandberg, Louisiana Tech Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i Jamie Southern, Fresno State Krissi Oliver, Louisiana Tech April 22 Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State April 26 Heather Hiar, Tulsa April 24 Mandy Winkley, San Jose State Morgan Seibert, Portland State Candice Rainwater, Nevada Robin Mackin, Fresno State April 29 Jessie Smith, Tulsa May 3 Denise Dahlberg, Hawai‘i May 1 Jessica Elson, Louisiana Tech Jamie Southern, Fresno State Shannon Tabion, Hawai‘i Heather Straight, Utah State May 6 Vanessa Applegate, Portland State May 10 Candice Rainwater, Nevada May 8 Robin Mackin, Fresno State Christy Cercedes, Loyola Marymount Maren Genow, Tulsa Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i May 13 Danielle Olsen, Tulsa May 17 Jamie Southern, Fresno State Brianne Ferguson, San Jose State Tiffant Hoeft, Nevada

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2007 2009 2011 (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the Week second) Week second) Week second) Feb. 12 Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Feb. 9 Ashley Maroda, NM State Feb. 14 Michelle Moses, Fresno State Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Feb. 19 Ashley Ozkos, NM State Feb. 16 Hoku Nohara, NM State Feb. 21 Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Robin Mackin, Fresno State Katie Holverson, Nevada Jennifer Ames, San Jose State Feb. 26 Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Feb. 23 Tiare Jennings, NM State Feb. 28 Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Vanessa Fitzgerald, NM State Meghan Krieg, Louisiana Tech Alex Newman, NM State March 5 Emily Reilly, Utah State March 2 Tanisha Milca, Hawai‘i March 7 Hoku Nohara, NM State Robin Mackin, Fresno State Mallary Darby, Nevada Kaia Parnaby, Hawai‘i March 12 Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i March 9 Christina Capobianco, Boise State Aubray Zell, Boise State Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i Katie Holverson, Nevada March 14 Danielle Patrick, Nevada March 19 Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i March 16 Danielle Patrick, Nevada Allie Crump, Boise State Robin Mackin, Fresno State Mallary Darby, Nevada March 21 Hoku Nohara, NM State March 26 Kristin Sylvester, Fresno State March 23 Haley Perkins, Fresno State Mackenzie Oakes, Fresno State Kim Watson, NM State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i March 28 Devon Bridges, Boise State April 2 Haley Perkins, Fresno State March 30 Jessica Kirby, Louisiana Tech Mackenzie Oakes, Fresno State Jordan McPherson, Nevada Krissi Oliver, Louisiana Tech April 4 Heather Doiron, Louisiana Tech April 9 Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i April 6 Makani Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu, Michelle Moses, Fresno State Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i Hawai‘i April 11 Tiare Jennings, NM State April 16 Sarah Hunt, Nevada Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Aubray Zell, Boise State Jordan McPherson, Louisiana Tech April 13 Angie Ortega, NM State April 18 Tiare Jennings, NM State April 23 Ashley Frisby, NM State Kim Watson, NM State Kaia Parnaby, Hawai‘i Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i April 20 Amberly Waits, Louisiana Tech April 25 Michelle Moses, Fresno State April 30 Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Aubray Zell, Boise State Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i April 27 Brooke Phipps, Fresno State May 2 Allison Lenzora, Utah State May 7 Kelsey Starr, Nevada Meghan Krieg, Louisiana Tech Mandy Harmon, Utah State Kim Watson, NM State May 4 Heather Doiron, Louisiana Tech May 9 Valerie Swedberg, NM State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i 2008 (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the 2010 2012 Week second) (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the Feb. 11 Tyler Schafer, Nevada Week second) Week second) Katie Holverson, Nevada Feb. 15 Angie Ortega, NM State Feb. 13 Delaney Willard, Brigham Young Feb. 18 Tanisha Milca, Hawai‘i Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Jordan McPherson, Nevada Feb. 22 Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Feb. 20 Tiare Jennings, NM State Feb. 25 Hoko Nohara, NM State Kaia Parnaby, Hawai‘i Mackenzie Oakes, Fresno State Morgan Melloh, Fresno State March 1 Hoku Nohara, NM State Feb. 27 Janna Frandrup, Louisiana March 3 Amberly Waits, Louisiana Tech Jennifer Ames, San Jose State Tech Morgan Melloh, Fresno State March 8 Kelli Fangonilo, San Jose State Michelle Moses, Fresno State March 10 Noelle Micka, Nevada Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i March 5 Ashley Butera, Nevada Krissi Oliver, Louisiana Tech March 15 Andrea Ortega, Fresno State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i March 17 Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Mackenzie Oakes, Fresno State March 12 Leisha Li‘ili‘i, Hawai‘i Morgan Melloh, Fresno State March 22 Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State March 24 Caitlin Stiglich, Fresno State Michelle Moses, Fresno State March 19 Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Jordan McPherson, Nevada March 29 Kathy Cox, Boise State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i March 31 Amberly Waits, Louisiana Tech Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i March 26 Delaney Willard, Brigham Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i April 5 Katie Grimes, Hawai‘i Young April 7 Jessica Kirby, Louisiana Tech Meghan Krieg, Louisiana Tech Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Katie Holverson, Nevada April 12 Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i April 2 Vanessa House, San Jose State April 14 Ashley Maroda, NM State Meghan Krieg, Louisiana Tech Madison Fish, San Jose State Morgan Melloh, Fresno State April 19 Lauren Lastrapes, Nevada April 9 Brooke Ortiz, Fresno State, INF April 21 Kym Silagyi, Nevada Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Michelle Jones, Louisiana Tech Krissi Oliver, Louisiana Tech April 26 Tina Ferguson, Utah State April 16 Makani Duhaylonsod-Kaleimamahu, UH April 28 Vanessa Briones, Nevada Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Kaia Parnaby, Hawai‘i Jordan McPherson, Nevada May 3 Tazz Weatherly, Boise State April 23 Jessica Garcia, San Jose State May 5 Katie Grimes, Hawai‘i Meghan Krieg, Louisiana Tech Michelle Moses, Fresno State Morgan Melloh, Fresno State May 10 Holly Bourke, Boise State April 30 Delaney Willard, Brigham Young Michelle Moses, Fresno State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i May 7 Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Tori Almond, Brigham Young

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2013 2014 2015 (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the (Hitter of the Week listed first, Pitcher of the Week second) Week second) Week second) Feb. 11 Markesha Collins, San Jose State Feb. 10 Lacey Rother, NM State Feb. 9 Kelsey Barak, Grand Canyon Allison Lang, San Jose State Sydney Raeber, CSU Bakersfield Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State Feb. 18 Staci Rodriguez, NM State Feb. 17 Staci Rodriguez, NM State Feb. 16 Emma Adams, NM State Michelle Jones, Louisiana Tech Kailey Regester, Grand Canyon Katie Kelley, Missouri-Kansas City Feb. 25 Teresa Conrad, NM State Feb. 24 Fiana Finau, NM State Feb. 23 Katie Kelley, Missouri-Kansas City Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State Celisha Walker, NM State Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield March 4 Amanda Krueger, Louisiana Tech March 3 Staci Rodriguez, NM State March 2 Corrin Green, NM State Teri Lyles, UT Arlington Stephanie Pesqueira, Grand Canyon Kailey Regester, Grand Canyon March 11 Siera Sproul, UTSA March 10 Hailey Kofler, Utah Valley March 9 Katie Kelley, Missouri-Kansas City Teri Lyles, UT Arlington Josi Summers, Utah valley Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State March 18 Christine Thomsen, Utah State March 17 Cinda Ramos, Missouri-Kansas City March 16 Fiana Finau, NM State Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State Josi Summers, Utah Valley Taylor Nowlin, Grand Canyon March 25 Vivian Tijerina, UTSA March 24 Hailey Kofler, Utah Valley March 23 Malena Padilla, NM State Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State Taylor Nowlin, Grand Canyon Bailey Moore, Utah Valley April 1 Melanie Goff, Louisiana Tech March 31 Alyssa Ruiz, NM State March 30 Fiana Finau, NM State Anna Cross, Louisiana Tech Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State April 8 Michelle Cox, San Jose State April 7 Debra Lovell, Utah Valley April 6 Staci Rodriguez, NM State Alex Newman, NM State Stephanie Pesqueira, Grand Canyon Taylor Nowlin, Grand Canyon April 15 Staci Rodriguez, NM State April 14 Lacey Rother, NM State April 13 Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield Richelle Ashburn, Seattle U Kiki Sepulveda, Grand Canyon Dallas McBride, NM State April 22 Christine Thomsen, Utah State April 21 Katie Kelley, Missouri-Kansas City April 20 Camree Wartman, Grand Canyon Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State Stephanie Pesqueira, Grand Canyon Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield April 29 Staci Rodriguez, NM State April 28 Amanda Robinson, Utah Valley April 27 Kelsey Dodd, NM State Teri Lyles, UT Arlington Stephanie Pesqueira, Grand Canyon Cinda Ramos, Missouri-Kansas City May 6 Courtney Harris, Texas State May 5 Fiana Finau, NM State May 4 Haley Nakamura, NM State Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State Cinda Ramos, Missouri-Kansas City Karysta Donisthorpe, NM State

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NFCA ALL-AMERICANS 1998 2011 1991 First Team Laura Berg, Fresno State Second Team Hoku Nohara, NM State Second Team Kelly Brookhart, Creighton Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State Charmelle Green, Utah Amanda Scott, Fresno State 2012 First Team Delaney Willard, Brigham Young 1993 Second Team Tia Morenz, Hawai‘i Sandy Rhea, Utah First Team Beth Calcante, CSUN Second Team Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Becky Witt, Fresno State Scia Maumausolo, CSUN Third Team Julie Crandall, UNLV NFCA ALL-REGION Second Team Tami Blunt, Sacramento State 1991 1999 First Team Kelly Brookhart, Creighton Third Team Kathy Blake, CSUN Charmelle Green, Utah First Team Angela Cervantez, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State 1994 Second Team Tracy VunKannon, New Mexico Second Team Kristen Hunter, Fresno State First Team Amy Windmiller, CSUN Gloria Marcott, New Mexico Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Third Team Lovie Jung, Fresno State Becky Witt, Fresno State 1992 Second Team Ali Andrus, Utah First Team Dena Mullins, New Mexico Michelle Bolt, Fresno State 2000 Kim Maher, Fresno State Second Team Heather Medearis, New Mexico First Team Amanda Scott, Fresno State Amy Timmel, Utah Julie Clancy, San Diego State Amy Cowley, Utah Third Team Laura Berg, Fresno State Second Team Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Maureen Brady, Fresno State Tamara Ivie, CSUN Third Team Lovie Jung, Fresno State 1993 First Team Beth Calcante, CSUN Shannon Jones, CSUN 2002 Scia Maumausolo, CSUN Donna McDaniel, Fresno State First Team Jamie Southern, Fresno State 1995 Kim Meyer, Sacramento State First Team Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Laura Berg, Fresno State 2003 Second Team Kathy Blake, CSUN First Team Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i Tami Blunt, Sacramento State Second Team Susie Bugliarello, CS Sac Michelle Bolt, Fresno State Scia Maumausolo, CSUN Second Team Jamie Southern, Fresno State Stephanie Chapel, San Diego State Christina Clark, Fresno State Deb DiMeglio, Utah 1996 Marcie Green, Fresno State First Team Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State 2004 Kim Maher, Fresno State Lindsay Parker, Fresno State First Team Jamie Southern, Fresno State Scia Maumausolo, CSUN Christina Clark, Fresno State 1994 First Team Laura Berg, Fresno State Second Team Susie Bugliarello, CS Sac 2005 Michelle Bolt, Fresno State Jennifer Richardson, CSUN First Team Jamie Southern, Fresno State Tamara Ivie, CSUN Shannon Jones, CSUN Third Team Jenifer Henry, Fresno State 2006 Kim Maher, Fresno State Robyn Yorke, Fresno State First Team Christina Clark, Fresno State Amy Timmel, Utah 1997 Amy Windmiller, CSUN First Team Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State Third Team Robin Mackin, Fresno State Christa Yorke, Fresno State Laura Berg, Fresno State Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State Sandy Rhea, Utah 2007 Second Team Ali Andrus, Utah Cyndee Bennett, Utah Second Team Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Second Team Jennifer Buford, Colorado State Maureen Brady, Fresno State Calre Warwick, Hawai‘i Nikki Johnson, Colorado State Beth Calcante, CSUN Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Deb DiMeglio, Utah Third Team Robin Mackin, Fresno State Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State Heather Medearis, New Mexico Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Terri Pearson, CSUN Wendy Stewart, Utah Third Team Kim Rondina, UNLV 2008 Second Team Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Noelle Micka, Nevada

2010 First Team Melissa Gonzalez, Hawai‘i

Second Team Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i

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1995 1999 2006 First Team Laura Berg, Fresno State First Team Angela Cervantez, Fresno State First Team Christina Clark, Fresno State Susie Bugliarello, Sacramento State Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State Robin Mackin, Fresno State Scia Maumausolo, CSUN Rachael Goodpaster, UNLV Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Kristen Hunter, Fresno State Second Team Brandi Peiler, Hawai‘i Lovie Jung, Fresno State Second Team Kathy Blake-Small, CSUN Amanda Scott, Fresno State 2007 Maureen Brady, Fresno State Jennifer Tanderich, Hawai‘i First Team Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State Becky Witt, Fresno State Robin Mackin, Fresno State Jen Henry, Fresno State Nichole Willlis, Fresno State Malia Kuenzli, Colorado State Second Team Alyson Carter, Colorado State Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Jen Schultz, Sacramento State Danielle Cassara, New Mexico Justine Smethurst, Hawai‘i Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i 1996 Sarah Farnworth, Utah Clare Warwick, Hawai‘i First Team Susie Bugliarello, Sacramento State Kelly Gentle, Hawai‘i Casey Coffman, New Mexico Kelly Labor, San Diego State Second Team Kristin Sylvester, Fresno State Jenifer Henry, Fresno State Holly Schmillen, Colorado State Brittany Puzey, Nevada Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State Erica Vollweiller, UNLV Ashley Rozkos NM State Scia Maumausolo, CSUN Lindsay Parker, Fresno State 2000 2008 Sandy Rhea, Utah First Team Dana Degen, Hawai‘i First Team Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Jennifer Richardson, CSUN Lovie Jung, Fresno State Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Amanda Scott, Fresno State Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Becky Witt, Fresno State Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Second Team Cyndee Bennett, Utah 2001 Noelle Micka, Nevada Randi Berg, Fresno State First Team Natalie Gonzales, Hawai‘i Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Chrystal Friesen, San Diego State Tara Glaister, CSUN Second Team Desiree Duran, Hawai‘i Second Team Vanessa Briones , Nevada Chelo Lopez, CSUN Becky Witt, Fresno State Katie Holverson, Nevada Brandi Peiler, Hawai‘i 1997 2002 Aja Scheuber, Fresno State First Team Nikki Johnson, Colorado State First Team Christy Cerecedes, LMU 2009 Alyson Carter, Colorado State Lindsay Fossatti, Fresno State First Team Sam Bias, Nevada Jennifer Buford, Colorado State Kate Judd, Hawai‘i Kathy Cox, Boise State Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i Katie Holverson, Nevada Amanda Scott, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Tiare Jennings, NM State Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Morgan Melloh, Fresno State Laura Berg, Fresno State Second Team Danielle Olsen, Tulsa Tanisha Milca, Hawai‘i Sandy Rhea, Utah Jessie Smith, Tulsa Britton Murdock, Nevada Robyn Yorke, Fresno State Brittany Puzey, Nevada 2003 Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Second Team Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State First Team Christina Clark, Fresno State Amanda Tauali‘i, Hawai‘i Kim Rondina, UNLV Stacey Porter, Hawai‘i Amberly Waits, Louisiana Tech Marnie Hill, New Mexico Jamie Southern, Fresno State Tia Morenz, Hawai‘i Amber Solano, Colorado State 2010 Second Team Katie Torres, Tulsa First Team Melissa Gonzalez, Hawai‘i Melissa Coogan, Hawai‘i Jenna Rodriguez, Hawai‘i 1998 April Crowell, Hawai‘i Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i First Team Kelly Gentle, Hawai‘i Hoku Nohara, NM State Joyce Lum, Hawai‘i 2004 Nina Lindenberg, Fresno State First Team Elisa Barrios, San Jose State Second Team Kathy Cox, Boise State Melissa McGie, Hawai‘i Christina Clark, Fresno State Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Sarah Fredstrom, Colorado State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Michelle Moses, Fresno State Julie Crandall, UNLV Katie Torres, Tulsa Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Laura Berg, Fresno State Tia Morenz, Hawai‘i Second Team Lori Hoffman, Fresno State Sandy Rhea, Utah 2011 Kelly Miller, Tulsa Amanda Scott, Fresno State First Team Hoku Nohara, NM State

Second Team Lindsay Parker, Fresno State 2005 Second Team Devon Bridges, Boise State Alyson Carter, Colorado State First Team Christina Clark, Fresno State Karley Hopkins, Nevada Jen Buford, Colorado State Tara Harbert, Hawai‘i Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i ` Jaime Maxey, Fresno State Jamie Southern, Fresno State Tiare Jennings, NM State Kehau Cofran, Hawai‘i Michelle Moses, Fresno State Dana Degen, Hawai‘i Second Team Nichole Willis, Fresno State Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i Becky Witt, Fresno State

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2012 NFCA WEST REGION First Team JC Clayton, Brigham Young COACH OF THE YEAR Michelle Moses, Fresno State 1994 Jo Evans, Utah Stephanie Ricketts, Hawai‘i 1996 Margie Wright, Fresno State Delaney Willard, Brigham Young 1997 Candi Letts, Colorado State 1998 Margie Wright, Fresno State Second Team Tori Almond, Brigham Young 1999 Margie Wright, Fresno State Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i 2007 Bob Coolen, Hawai‘i Stacie Toney, Brigham Young 2008 Michelle Gardner, Nevada 2013 First Team Staci Rodriguez, NM State

Second Team Erin Kipp, Louisiana Tech Amber Olive, NM State Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State

2014 Second Team Stephanie Pesqueira, Grand Canyon Lacey Rother, NM State

Third Team Staci Rodriguez, NM State

2015 Second Team Fiana Finau, NM State Cinda Ramos, UMKC

Third Team Katie Kelley, UMKC Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield Staci Rodriguez, NM State Haley Walker, Grand Canyon

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1991 1995 1998 NCAA Regional - College Station, Texas NCAA Regional - Northridge, Calif. NCAA Regional - Tucson, Ariz. Utah def. Minnesota, 1-0 CSUN def. Missouri, 2-1 Pacific def.Hawai‘i , 6-0 Texas A&M def. Utah, 1-0 CS Fullerton def. CSUN, 1-0 Hawai‘i def. Niagara, 5-1 Utah def. Minnesota, 2-0 CSUN def. Illinois State, 11-4 Pacific def.Hawai‘i , 4-3 Utah def. Texas A&M, 3-0 CS Fullerton def. CSUN, 2-1 NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. NCAA College Word Series - Oklahoma City, Okla. NCAA Regional - Sacramento, Calif. Fresno State def. Minnesota, 2-1 Fresno State def. Utah, 2-0 Fresno State def. California, 2-1 Fresno State def. California, 6-3 Missouri def. Utah, 2-0 Iowa def. Sacramento State, 3-0 Fresno State def. Minnesota, 6-0 Iowa def. Fresno State, 1-0 1992 California def. Sacramento State, 2-1 NCAA College World Series - Oklahoma City, NCAA Regional - Los Angeles, Calif. Fresno State def. California, 2-0 Okla. UCLA def. Utah, 1-0 Fresno State def. Iowa, 1-0 Fresno State def. Nebraska, 6-1 UCLA def. Utah, 7-2 (10 Innings) Iowa def. Fresno State, 2-1 Fresno State def. Michigan, 8-0 Washington def. Fresno State, 3-1 1993 NCAA Regional - Stillwater, Okla. Fresno State def. Arizona, 1-0 (Championship) Oklahoma State def. Utah, 3-0 NCAA Regional - Berkeley, Calif. 1999 Oklahoma def. Utah, 7-1 Long Beach State def. Sacramento State, 1-0 NCAA Regional - Seattle, Wash. California def. Sacramento State, 1-0 (9) Texas A&M def. Hawai‘i, 4-1 1996 Hawai‘i def. Colgate, 6-2 NCAA Regional - Northridge, Calif. NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. Hawai‘i def. Texas A&M, 5-3 CSUN def. Fresno State, 2-1 Fresno State def. Texas A&M, 5-2 Hawai‘i def. CS Fullerton, 4-3 (11 ) Fresno State def. CSUN, 2-0 California def. Fresno State, 1-0 Washington def. Hawai‘i, 3-0 CSUN def. Fresno State, 2-0 Fresno State def. Long Beach State, 3-2 (8) California def. Fresno State, 2-1 (9) NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. NCAA College World Series - Oklahoma City, Fresno State def. Florida A&M, 6-0 Okla. NCAA Regional - Fullerton, Calif. Fresno State def. Stanford, 5-2 SW Louisiana def. CSUN, 4-2 CSUN def. SW Missouri State, 5-0 Fresno State def. Texas Tech, 3-1 CSUN def. Long Beach State, 4-2 CS Fullerton def. CSUN, 11-0 (5) Fresno State def. Texas Tech, 5-0 UCLA def. CSUN, 2-0 UCLA def. CSUN, 7-5 NCAA College World Series - Oklahoma City, 1994 1997 Okla. Fresno State def. Southern Mississippi, 1-0 NCAA Regional - Northridge, Calif. NCAA Regional - Iowa City, Iowa UCLA def. Fresno State, 1-0 CSUN def. Maine, 8-0 (5 Innings) Utah def. Missouri, 3-1 California def. Fresno State, 1-0 CSUN def. CS Fullerton, 9-0 (5) Iowa def. Utah, 3-1 CS Fullerton def. CSUN, 2-0 DePaul def. Utah, 2-0 CSUN def. CS Fullerton, 4-0 2000 NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. NCAA Regional - Lafayette, La. Fresno State def. California, 7-0 Fresno State def. Md.-Baltimore County, 10-1 Utah def. Princeton, 1-0 (10 Innings) Fresno State def. Long Beach State, 5-2 (10) Florida def. Fresno State, 1-0 Southwestern Louisiana def. Utah, 1-0 (9) Fresno State def. California, 9-3 Fresno State def. CS Fullerton, 4-3 Utah def. Princeton, 2-1 Fresno State def. California, 2-0 Utah def. Southwestern Louisiana, 3-2 (8) NCAA Regional - Amherst, Mass. California def. Fresno State, 2-1 Utah def. Southwestern Louisiana, 2-0 Colorado State def. Brown, 10-0 Colorado State def. Massachusetts, 2-0 2001 NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. Massachusetts def. Colorado State, 3-1 NCAA Regional - Los Angeles, Calif. Fresno State def. Central Michigan, 3-0 Massachusetts def. Colorado State, 3-2 (8) Wisconsin def. Fresno State, 3-1 Fresno State def. Oregon, 1-0 CSUN def. Fresno State, 3-1 Fresno State def. Oregon, 5-0 NCAA College World Series - Oklahoma City, Okla. NCAA Regional - Tucson, Ariz. NCAA College World Series - Kansas City, Mo. UCLA def. Fresno State, 2-0 (8) Texas Tech def. Hawai‘i, 4-2 Fresno State def. UCLA, 1-0 Fresno State def. Massachusetts, 2-1 Southwest Texas State def. Hawai‘i, 2-1 Utah def. Oklahoma State, 2-0 (8) Fresno State def. Iowa, 7-6 CSUN def. Missouri, 5-3 Fresno State def. Arizona, 3-0 2002 Arizona def. Fresno State, 6-3 Arizona def. Fresno State, 3-0 NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. CSUN def. Utah, 5-1 California def. Fresno State, 2-1 (10) UCLA def. Utah, 11-1 Fresno State def. Pacific, 1-0 (8) Oklahoma State def. Fresno State, 2-0 CS Fullerton def. Fresno State, 1-0 Oklahoma State def. CSUN, 3-2 (15) CSUN def. Oklahoma State, 4-2 Arizona def. CSUN, 4-0 (Championship)

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2003 2008 2011 NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. Tucson Regional - Tucson, Ariz. Fresno State 3, Long Beach State 0 Fresno State 11, Sacramento State 0 (5) NM State 9, Texas Tech 0 (5) UCLA 3, Fresno State 0 California 3, Fresno State 0 Arizona 8, NM State 0 Fresno State 1, Georgia 0 (8) Fresno State 2, San Diego State 0 Texas Tech 6, NM State 4 Michigan State 2, Fresno State 0 Fresno State 3, California 2 California 7, Fresno State 6 (9) Stanford Regional - Palo Alto, Calif. NCAA Regional - Austin, Texas Fresno State 1, Nebraska 0 (10) LSU 9, Hawai‘i 4 NCAA Regional - College Station, Texas Stanford 3, Fresno State 1 Hawai‘i 2, TAMU-CC 0 Louisiana Tech 1, Auburn 0 (12) Nebraska 5, Fresno State 0 Hawai‘i 1, Northwestern 0 (11) Texas A&M 4, Louisiana Tech 0 Hawai‘i 4, Arizona State 2 Louisiana Tech 2, Auburn 1 2012 SW Texas State 2, Hawai‘i 1 Texas A&M 6, Louisiana Tech 0 Eugene Regional - Eugene, Ore. Brigham Young 4, Mississippi State 3 (9) NCAA Regional - Tempe, Ariz. 2004 Oregon 6, Brigham Young 4 Hawai‘i 9, Mississippi State 7 NCAA Regional - Stanford, Calif. Brigham Young 2, Portland State 0 Hawai‘i 7, Mississippi State 4 Southern Illinois 2, Fresno State 0 Oregon 4, Brigham Young 1 Fresno State 3, Auburn 1 (10) Arizona State 10, Hawai‘i 0 (6) Arizona State 8, Hawai‘i 0 (5) Pacific 6,Fresno State 1 Tucson Regional - Tucson, Ariz. Notre Dame 7, Hawai‘i 3 (9) NCAA Regional - Los Angeles, Calif. 2005 North Dakota State 9, Hawai‘i 7 Nevada 4, Purdue 1 NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. UCLA 6, Nevada 4 (9) Fresno State 4, Long Beach State 0 Nevada 2, Purdue 1 2013 Fresno State 3, BYU 0 UCLA 4, Nevada 3 Tempe Regional - Tempe, Ariz. California 3, Fresno State 1 Arizona State 5, San Jose State 2 California 1, Fresno State 0 2009 San Diego State 5, San Jose State 2 2006 UCLA Regional - Los Angeles, Calif. Fresno State 2, UNLV 1 2014 NCAA Regional - Fresno, Calif. UCLA 4, Fresno State 2 Eugene Regional - Eugene, Ore. Fresno State 2, Cal State Fullerton 0 Fresno State 12, Long Beach State 2 Oregon 12, Utah Valley 1 (5) Fresno State 3, Stanford 0 UCLA 9, Fresno State 5 Albany 4, Utah Valley 3 Stanford 9, Fresno State 3 Stanford 3, Fresno State 0 Stanford Regional - Palo Alto, Calif. Nevada 4, Cal Poly 1 2015 NCAA Regional - Corvallis, Ore. Stanford 9, Nevada 1 Tucson Regional - Tucson, Ariz. Oregon State 2, Nevada 1 Cal Poly 6, Nevada 1 No. 15 Minnesota 10, NM State 2 (6) Portland State 2, Nevada 1 NM State 9, St. John’s 6 No. 15 Minnesota 2, NM State 0 2007 2010 UCLA Regional - Los Angeles, Calif. NCAA Regional - Stanford, Calif. San Diego State 3, Fresno State 2 Fresno State 2, Stanford 0 Fresno State 6, Saint Mary’s 0 LSU 1, Fresno State 0 (9) Fresno State 4, San Diego State 3 Stanford 1, Fresno State 0 UCLA 7, Fresno State 2 NCAA Regional - Los Angeles Calif. Stanford Regional - Palo Alto, Calif. Hawai‘i 2, UC Santa Barbara 0 (10) Hawai‘i 10, UC Davis 2 (5) Hawai‘i 3, (12) UCLA 1 (8) Hawai‘i 6, at Stanford 3 Hawai‘i 9, Loyola Marymount 0 (6) Hawai‘i 7, Texas Tech 1

NCAA Super Regional - Knoxville, Tenn. NCAA Super Regional - Tuscaloosa, Ala. Tennessee 9, Hawai‘i 0 (5) Alabama 8, Hawai‘i 0 (5) Hawai‘i 9, Tennessee 6 Hawai‘i 8, Alabama 7 Tennessee 7, Hawai‘i 1 Hawai‘i 5, Alabama 4

NCAA College World Series - Oklahoma City, Okla. Hawai‘i 3, Missouri 2 UCLA 5, Hawai‘i 2 Arizona 5, Hawai‘i 1

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WAC NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY

Yrs. W L Pct. Fresno State 19 47 37 .560 (1993, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11)

Cal State Northridge 4 12 10 .545 (1993, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96)

Hawai‘i 8 19 17 .527 (1998, ‘99, ‘01, ‘03, ‘07, ‘08, ‘10, ‘12)

Brigham Young 1 2 2 .500 (2012)

Colorado State 1 2 2 .500 (1997)

Louisiana Tech 1 2 2 .500 (2008)

Utah 5 9 12 .429 (1991, ‘92, ‘94, ‘95, ‘97)

Nevada 3 3 6 .333 (2006, ‘08, ‘09)

NM State 2 2 4 .333 (2011, ‘15)

Sacramento State 2 0 4 .000 (1993, ‘95)

San Jose State 1 0 2 .000 (2013)

Utah Valley 1 0 2 .000 (2014)

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1991 - Seymour Smith Field, 1992 - Cottonwood Complex, 1999 - Bulldog Diamond, Omaha, Neb. (May 9-11) Salt Lake City, Utah (May 7-10) Fresno, Calif. (May 7-10)

Seeds: 1-Utah, 2-San Diego State, 3-New Mexico, Seeds: 1-Utah, 2-New Mexico, 3-San Diego State, Seeds: 1-Fresno State, 2-New Mexico, 4-Creighton, 5-Colorado State, 6-Southern Utah 4-Colorado State, 5-Creighton, 6-Southern Utah 3-Hawai‘i, 4-San Diego State, 5-Utah, 6-UNLV

G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) 1 Colorado State 2-6-1 1 Creighton 5-5-2 1 Hawai‘i 4-11-0 Creighton 0-3-3 Colorado State 1-7-3 UNLV 3-9-0

2 New Mexico 6-8-1 2 San Diego State 8-10-0 2 San Diego State 1-3-1 Southern Utah 4-7-4 Southern Utah 0-4-2 Utah 4-7-1

3 Utah 2-7-1 3 Utah 6-10-2 3 New Mexico 2-6-5 Colorado State 0-0-1 Creighton 0-5-0 Hawai‘i 3-13-0

4 New Mexico 1-4-1 (8) 4 New Mexico 2-8-1 4 Fresno State 2-5-1 San Diego State 0-5-1 San Diego State 0-6-2 Utah 1-6-1

5 Creighton 1-4-1 (9) 5 Colorado State 2-10-1 (8) 5 New Mexico 0-4-4 San Diego State 0-7-1 San Diego State 1-5-0 San Diego State 2-4-0

6 Colorado State 3-9-1 (8) 6 Creighton 12-13-2 6 Utah 8-11-0 Southern Utah 0-2-2 Southern Utah 5-8-4 UNLV 1-5-1

7 Creighton 1-5-1 7 Utah 1-5-0 7 Hawai‘i 1-4-0 Colorado State 0-4-3 New Mexico 0-4-0 Utah 4-5-0

8 Utah 2-5-0 8 Colorado State 2-6-0 8 Fresno State 3-7-0 New Mexico 0-4-2 Creighton 0-4-1 San Diego State 2-5-1

9 Creighton 1-5-0 9 New Mexico 1-3-2 9 Hawai‘i 0-12-2 (13) New Mexico 0-4-0 Colorado State 0-2-3 Utah 2-11-3

10 Creighton 1-16-3 (31) 10 Utah 1-0-0 10 Fresno State 8-12-0 (5) Utah 0-25-2 New Mexico 0-2-1 Utah 0-1-4

11 Utah 4-21-7 (25) Creighton 3-16-6

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2006 - Bulldog Diamond, 2007 - Bulldog Diamond, 2008 - Rainbow Wahine Softball Stadium, Fresno, Calif. (May 11-13) Fresno, Calif. (May 9-12) Honolulu, Hawai‘i (May 7-10)

Seeds: 1-Fresno State, 2-San Jose State, Seeds:1-Hawai‘i, 2-Fresno State, 3-NM State, Seeds:1-Nevada, 2-Fresno State, 3-Hawai‘i, 3-Hawai‘i, 4-Nevada, 5-NM State, 4-Nevada, 5-San Jose State, 6-Utah State, 4-Louisiana Tech, 5-NM State, 6-San Jose 6-Louisiana Tech 7-Louisiana Tech State, 7-Utah State

G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) 1 Hawai‘i 8-11-0 (5) 1 Louisiana Tech 8-13-1 1 San Jose State 8-12-1 Louisiana Tech 0-0-2 Utah State 1-4-2 Utah State 2-6-1

2 Nevada 2-3-1 2 Fresno State 5-11-0 2 Fresno State 3-6-2 NM State 0-1-1 San Jose State 0-5-2 NM State 2-5-2

3 Hawai‘i 3-8-0 3 NM State 4-5-0 3 Louisiana Tech 2-5-0 San Jose State 1-7-2 Nevada 0-1-3 Hawai‘i 1-6-1

4 Nevada 2-5-2 4 Hawai‘i 5-6-0 4 Nevada 5-9-2 Fresno State 1-4-2 Louisiana Tech 2-6-1 San Jose State 0-3-1

5 NM State 5-5-0 5 Fresno State 3-7-0 5 Louisiana Tech 3-9-2 (8) San Jose State 0-5-1 NM State 2-4-1 Fresno State 2-7-0

6 Fresno State 9-12-1 (5) 6 San Jose State 9-10-1 (5) 6 NM State 3-6-1 Louisiana Tech 0-1-1 Utah State 1-4-4 Utah State 0-1-0

7 Hawai‘i 6-10-1 7 Nevada 3-5-1 7 Hawai‘i 12-13-1 Fresno State 5-10-0 Louisiana Tech 2-9-2 San Jose State 4-9-5

8 Nevada 1-6-1 8 San Jose State 3-4-1 8 Fresno State 7-8-1 (10) NM State 0-3-3 NM State 1-7-0 NM State 6-14-2

9 Hawai‘i 1-4-0 9 Fresno State 9-11-2 9 Louisiana Tech 4-6-1 Nevada 0-2-4 Hawai‘i 3-8-2 Nevada 3-5-0

10 Nevada 4-7-1 10 Nevada 2-4-1 10 Hawai‘i 6-13-1 Hawai‘i 2-7-1 San Jose State 1-5-3 Fresno State 1-3-1

11 Nevada 7-10-0 11 Nevada 3-4-1 11 Nevada 2-7-0 Hawai‘i 0-5-2 Hawai‘i 1-6-2 Hawai‘i 1-2-0

12 Fresno State 5-8-1 12 Louisiana Tech 2-6-0 Nevada 3-7-0 Nevada 1-10-2

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2009 - Bulldog Diamond, 2010 - NM State Softball Complex, 2011 - Bulldog Diamond, Fresno, Calif. (May 6-9) Las Cruces, N.M. (May 12-15) Fresno, Calif. (May 11-14)

Seeds:1-Fresno State, 2-Nevada, 3-Hawai‘i, Seeds:1-Hawai‘i, 2-Fresno State, 3-Boise Seeds:1-NM State, 2-Boise State, 3-Fresno 4-Louisiana Tech, 5-NM State, 6-San Jose State, 4-Louisiana Tech, 5-San Jose State, State, 4-Hawai‘i, 5-Utah State, 6-Louisiana State, 7-Boise State 6-NM State Tech

G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) 1 Boise State 8-14-2 (9) 1 San Jose State 6-7-3 1 Utah State 1-8-2 San Jose State 4-13-7 Louisiana Tech 5-6-2 Hawai‘i 6-6-1

2 Nevada 5-7-0 2 Boise State 8-11-2 2 Louisiana Tech 2-3-0 NM State 4-6-2 NM State 9-13-3 Fresno State 0-2-0

3 Louisiana Tech 7-9-1 3 Hawai‘i 16-16-3 (6) 3 Hawai‘i 4-7-3 Hawai‘i 1-6-2 San Jose State 8-6-1 NM State 5-6-3

4 Fresno State 4-5-0 4 Fresno State 5-11-0 4 Louisiana Tech 2-12-1 (13) Boise State 0-2-1 Boise State 4-6-1 Boise State 3-9-1

5 Louisiana Tech 4-8-0 5 San Jose State 9-13-1 5 Fresno State 2-5-0 Nevada 0-6-0 NM State 8-11-2 Hawai‘i 1-9-0

6 NM State 6-11-2 6 Boise State 8-9-1 6 Utah State 1-7-2 San Jose State 1-5-3 Louisiana Tech 2-5-3 Louisiana Tech 4-8-0

7 Hawai‘i 10-12-2 7 Hawai‘i 16-17-1 (5) 7 Boise State 0-5-3 Boise State 2-4-3 Fresno State 1-3-1 NM State 7-7-0

8 Nevada 4-6-1 8 Boise State 6-11-3 (8) 8 Fresno State 1-6-0 NM State 1-5-1 San Jose State 5-11-1 Louisiana Tech 0-6-0

9 Fresno State 5-10-0 9 Fresno State 6-12-0 9 Boise State 2-6-2 Louisiana Tech 0-3-0 Boise State 5-7-6 Fresno State 3-5-0

10 Nevada 4-9-3 (10) 10 Fresno State 4-6-1 10 NM State 5-8-0 Hawai‘i 2-7-2 Hawai‘i 3-13-1 Fresno State 0-4-3

11 Nevada 2-6-2 (9) 11 Hawai‘i 14-13-1 (5) Louisiana Tech 1-5-1 Fresno State 3-6-1

12 Fresno State 3-9-1 (8) Nevada 2-4-0

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2012 - NM State Softball Complex, 2013 - Lady Techster Softball Complex, 2015 - NM State Softball Complex, Las Cruces, N.M. (May 9-12) Ruston, La. (May 8-11) Las Cruces, N.M. (May 7-9)

Seeds:1-Hawai‘i, 2-Brigham Young, 3-Fresno Seeds:1-San Jose State, 2-NM State, 3-Loui- Seeds:1-NM State, 2-UMKC, 3-CSU Bakers- State, 4-San Jose State, 5-Nevada, siana Tech, 4-Texas State, 5-UTSA, 6-UT field, 4-Seattle U, 5-Utah Valley 6-Louisiana Tech Arlington G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) 1 Utah Valley 13-10-3 (6) 1 Nevada 6-8-0 1 UTSA 6-7-1 Seattle U 3-7-0 San Jose State 9-12-2 Texas State 0-7-0 2 CSU Bakersfield 8-14-4 2 Louisiana Tech 17-14-0 (6) 2 UT Arlington 0-3-0 Missouri-Kansas City 7-6-5 Fresno State 7-10-2 Louisiana Tech 1-3-2 3 Utah Valley 3-7-2 (5) 3 San Jose State 1-3-2 3 UTSA 0-3-0 NM State 13-8-1 Hawai‘i 5-5-3 San Jose State 1-3-0 4 Seattle U 12-17-2 4 Louisiana Tech 1-3-3 4 Louisiana Tech 0-3-0 Missouri-Kansas City 5-8-0 Brigham Young 6-7-1 NM State 3-10-0 5 NM State 2-4-4 (5) 5 Fresno State 4-7-0 (8) 5 UT Arlington 2-5-0 CSU Bakersfield 10-6-1 San Jose State 3-6-4 UTSA 0-3-1 6 Seattle U 8-10-2 6 Nevada 5-11-0 6 Texas State 6-4-0 Utah Valley 9-11-3 Louisiana Tech 6-11-3 Louisiana Tech 1-4-3 7 NM State 18-15-0 (5) 7 Hawai‘i 4-11-1 7 San Jose State 3-11-0 Utah Valley 3-6-1 Brigham Young 6-10-0 NM State 1-7-1 8 CSU Bakersfield 4-10-2 8 Fresno State 11-14-0 (5) 8 Texas State 5-14-0 NM State 7-11-2 Louisiana Tech 2-6-3 UT Arlington 1-7-2 9 NM State 18-14-0 (6) 9 Hawai‘i 7-7-0 9 NM State 3-4-2 CSU Bakersfield 10-15-2 Fresno State 9-10-2 Texas State 1-6-0

10 Brigham Young 8-13-2 10 NM State 0-1-3 Fresno State 3-5-2 San Jose State 4-6-0

2014 - Logan Field, Seattle (May 8-10)

Seeds: 1-NM State, 2-UMKC, 3-Seattle U, 4-Utah Valley, 5-CSU Bakersfield

G TEAMS R-H-E (INN) 1 CSU Bakersfield 1-4-0 Utah Valley 4-10-0

2 Seattle U 5-6-2 Missouri-Kansas City 8-7-3

3 Utah Valley 4-10-0 NM State 1-3-2

4 CSU Bakersfield 1-5-1 Seattle U 2-6-0

5 Missouri-Kansas City 0-2-1 Utah Valley 1-3-0

6 NM State 5-6-0 Seattle U 3-5-2

7 Missouri-Kansas City 3-9-1 NM State 12-13-1 (6)

8 NM State 6-7-1 Utah Valley 7-7-1

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ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS 2007 2012 Sam Bias, Nevada Tori Almond, Brigham Young Ashley Cameron, Louisiana Tech Dacia Hale, Louisiana Tech 1991 Jenna Cervantez, Fresno State Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Kelly Brookhart, Creighton (MVP) Kelly Harrison, San Jose State Meghan Knowles, Louisiana Tech Sue Campbell, New Mexico Robin Mackin, Fresno State (MVP) Lauren Lastrapes, Nevada Deb DiMeglio, Utah Jordan McPherson, Nevada Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i Charmelle Green, Utah Haley Perkins, Fresno State Vonnie Martin, Fresno State Melissa Halkinrude, Utah Alana Power, Hawai‘i Michelle Moses, Fresno State Beth Herod, Creighton Brittany Puzey, Nevada Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State Jody Lunz, New Mexico Kristi Randall, NM State Stacie Toney, Brigham Young (MVP) Wendy Moon, Creighton Nichole Willis, Fresno State Delaney Willard, Brigham Young Lisa Perettie, San Diego State Tracy Rice, Creighton Amy Timmel, Utah 2008 2013 Janet Womack, Utah Audrey Andrade, Hawai‘i Brooke Baker, Texas State Kylie Bassett, Louisiana Tech Kelli Baker, Texas State Regan Clark, Louisiana Tech Markesha Collins, San Jose State 1992 Stephanie Herrera, NM State Kelsey Dodd, NM State Julie Clancy, San Diego State Ashley Maroda, NM State Melanie Goff, Louisiana Tech Deb DiMeglio, Utah Krissi Oliver, Louisiana Tech (MVP) Jessie Hufstetler, San Jose State Julie Garcia, New Mexico Danielle Patrick, Nevada Amanda Krueger, Louisiana Tech Jennifer Hambly, San Diego State Brittany Puzey, Nevada Alex Newman, NM State Michelle Klinetobe, Creighton Danielle Sheridan, Louisiana Tech Amanda Pridmore, San Jose State (MVP) Gloria Marcott, New Mexico Sarah Taylor, San Jose State Haylee Staton, UTSA Wendy Moon, Creighton Richie-Anne Titcomb, Hawai‘i Nina Villanueva, UT Arlington Dena Mullins, New Mexico Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Amy ReCouper, Colorado State Wendy Stewart, Utah 2014 Tina Trujillo, Colorado State 2009 Fiana Finau, NM State Janet Womack, Utah (MVP) Lisamarie Coronado, Fresno State Katie Kelley, Kansas City Kelli Fangonilo, San Jose State Debra Lovell, Utah Valley Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Lisa Maulden, Seattle U 1999 Katie Holverson, Nevada Malena Padilla, NM State Angela Cervantez, Fresno State Morgan Melloh, Fresno State (MVP) Sydney Raeber, Bakersfield Janelle Gonzalez, Hawai‘i Noelle Micka, Nevada Tatum Reedy, NM State Sarah Farnworth, Utah Hoku Nohara, NM State Erin Romero, Utah Valley Lisa Hashimoto, Utah Danielle Patrick, Nevada Josi Summers, Utah Valley (MVP) Kristen Hunter, Fresno State Kylie Randall, NM State Brittney Vansway, Utah Valley Kellie Labor, San Diego State Kelly Sweeney, Boise State Celisha Walker, NM State Joyce Lum, Hawai‘i Amberly Waits, Louisiana Tech Melissa McGie, Hawai‘i Nicole Miller, UNLV 2015 Amanda Scott, Fresno State (MVP) 2010 Emma Adams, NM State (MVP) Lindsay Trevis, Fresno State Kathy Cox, Boise State Paige Bouska, Seattle U Kelli Fangonilo, San Jose State Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Kelsey Dodd, NM State 2006 Melissa Gonzalez, Hawai‘i Brianna Gatlin, Utah Valley Christina Clark, Fresno State Katie Grimes, Hawai‘i Marlee Maples, Missouri-Kansas City Kaulana Gould, Hawai‘i Natasha Hawkins, San Jose State Dallas McBride, NM State Brittany Lorenzen, Nevada Jessica Iwata, Hawai‘i Kelsie Monroe, CSU Bakersfield Robin Mackin, Fresno State Kelly Majam, Hawai‘i (MVP) Sydney Raeber, CSU Bakersfield Jordan McPherson, Nevada (MVP) Michelle Moses, Fresno State Staci Rodriguez, NM State Brandi Peiler, Hawai‘i Caitlin Stiglich, Fresno State Jaylen Watson, Utah Valley Kristi Randall, NM State Lela Work, Boise State Kate Robinson, Hawai‘i Kymberly Silagyi, Nevada Tyleen Tausaga, Hawai‘i 2011 Kristi Yoshizawa, Hawai‘i Devon Bridges, Boise State Allie Geisler, Louisiana Tech Haley Gilleland, Fresno State Tiare Jennings, NM State Meghan Krieg, Louisiana Tech Courtney Moore, Fresno State Hoku Nohara, NM State Alex Newman, NM State Mackenzie Oakes, Fresno State Valerie Swedberg, NM State (MVP) Lela Work, Boise State

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WON-LOSS RECORDS

CSUB BSU BYU CSU CU FS UH LTU NEV UNLV UNM NMSU SDSU SJSU SU SUU TXST UTAH USU UVU UMKC UTA UTSA Total CSUB vs. — — — — — — — — — — — 1-2 — 0-1 — — — — — 0-1 1-0 — — 2-4 BYU vs. — — — — — 1-0 1-0 1-0 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 3-0 BSU vs. — — — — — 0-4 0-1 2-0 — — — 1-1 — 2-0 — — — — — — — — — 5-6 CSU vs. — — — — 2-2 — — — — — 0-1 — 1-0 — — 1-0 — 0-1 — — — — — 4-4 CU vs. — — — 2-2 — — — — — — 1-0 — 1-0 — — 1-0 — 1-2 — — — — — 6-4 FS vs. — 4-0 0-1 — — — 4-4 4-3 1-2 — — 3-1 1-0 2-0 — — — 2-0 — — — — — 21-11 UH vs. — 1-0 0-1 — — 4-4 — 2-2 1-5 1-0 1-0 0-1 — 4-0 — — — 0-2 1-0 — — — — 15-15 LTU vs. — 0-2 0-1 — — 3-4 2-2 — 4-2 — — 0-1 — 0-1 — — 0-1 — 2-0 — — 1-0 — 12-14 NEV vs. — — — — — 1-2 5-1 2-4 — — — 4-1 — 2-1 — — — — — — — — — 14-9 UNM vs. — — — 1-0 0-1 — 0-1 — — — — — 2-1 — — 1-0 — 0-3 — — — — — 4-6 NMSU vs. 2-1 1-1 — — — 1-3 1-0 1-0 1-4 — — — — 2-4 1-0 — 1-0 — 1-0 2-2 1-0 — — 15-15 SDSU vs. — — — 0-1 0-1 0-1 — — — — 1-2 — — — — 1-0 — 0-1 — — — — — 2-6 SJSU vs. — 1-2 — — — 0-2 0-4 — 1-2 — — 4-2 — — — — — — 2-0 — — — 1-0 9-12 SU vs. 1-0 — — — — — — — — — — 0-1 — — — — — — — 0-2 1-1 — — 2-4 SUU vs. — — — 0-1 0-1 — — — — — 0-1 — 0-1 — — — — — — — — — — 0-4 TXST vs. — — — — — — — 1-0 — — — 0-1 — — — — — — — — — 1-0 0-1 2-2 UNLV vs. — — — — — — 0-1 — — — — — — — — — — 0-1 — — — — — 0-2 Utah vs. — — — 1-0 2-1 0-2 2-0 — — 1-0 3-0 — 1-0 — — — — — — — — — — 10-3 USU vs. — — — — — — 0-1 0-2 — — — 0-1 — 0-2 — — — — — — — — — 0-6 UVU vs. 1-0 — — — — — — — — — — 2-2 — — 2-0 — — — — — 1-0 — — 6-2 UMKC vs. 0-1 — — — — — — — — — — 0-1 — — 1-1 — — — — 0-1 — — — 1-4 UTA vs. — — — — — — — 0-1 — — — — — — — — 0-1 — — — — — 1-0 1-2 UTSA vs. — — — — — — — — — — — — — 0-1 — — 1-0 — — — — 0-1 — 1-2

COMPOSITE RECORDS

School Appearances W L Pct Championships Brigham Young 1 (2012) 3 0 1.000 1 (2012) Utah Valley 2 (2014, ‘15) 6 2 .800 1 (2014) Utah 3 (1991, ’92, ’99) 10 3 .769 2 (1991, ’92) Fresno State 8 (1999, ’06, ’07, ’08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) 21 11 .656 3 (1999, ’07, ‘09) Nevada 5 (2006, ’07, ’08, ‘09, ‘12) 14 9 .609 1 (2006) Creighton 2 (1991, ’92) 6 4 .600 0 Colorado State 2 (1991, ’92) 4 4 .500 0 Hawai‘i 8 (1999, ’06, ’07, ’08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12) 15 15 .500 1 (2010) NM State 9 (2006, ’07, ’08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15) 15 15 .500 2 (2011, 2015) Texas State 1 (2013) 2 2 .500 0 Louisiana Tech 7 (2006, ’07, ’08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11, ‘12, ‘13) 12 14 .462 1 (2008) Boise State 3 (2009, ‘10, ‘11) 5 6 .455 0 San Jose State 7 (2006, ’07, ’08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘12, ‘13) 9 12 .429 1 (2013) New Mexico 3 (1991, ’92, ’99) 4 6 .400 0 CSU Bakersfield 2 (2014, 2015) 2 4 .333 0 Seattle U 2 (2014, 2015) 2 4 .333 0 UT Arlington 1 (2013) 1 2 .333 0 UTSA 1 (2013) 1 2 .333 0 San Diego State 3 (1991, ’92, ’99) 2 6 .250 0 Missouri-Kansas City 2 (2014, 2015) 1 4 .200 0 UNLV 1 (1999) 0 2 .000 0 Southern Utah 2 (1991, ’92) 0 4 .000 0 Utah State 3 (2007, ’08, ‘11) 0 6 .000 0

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WAC TOURNAMENT RECORDS MOST AT BATS Game: 14 Jennifer Fotheringham, Utah (vs. Creighton), 1991 Gaylyn Hoshide, Utah (vs. Creighton), 1991 Laurel Simmons, Utah (vs. Creighton), 1991 Amy Timmel, Utah (vs. Creighton), 1991 Tournament: 35 Wendy Moon, Creighton (six games), 1991

MOST RUNS Game: 5 Melanie Goff, Louisiana Tech (vs. Fresno State), 2012 Tournament: 10 Emma Adams, NM State (five games), 2015

MOST HITS Game: 7 Charmelle Green, Utah (vs. Creighton), 1991 Tournament: 11 Charmelle Green, Utah (four games), 1991

MOST DOUBLES Game: 3 Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield (vs. NM State), 2015 Brianna Gatlin, Utah Valley (vs. Seattle U), 2015 Tournament: 3 Madison Bundy, CSU Bakersfield (four games), 2015 Brianna Gatlin, Utah Valley (four games), 2015 Jenna Rodriguez, Hawai‘i (four games), 2010 Kelly Brookhart, Creighton (six games), 1991 Charmelle Green, Utah (four games), 1991

MOST TRIPLES Game: 1 by several players-last, Marlee Maples, UMKC (vs. Seattle U) and Sydney Raeber, CSU Bakersfield (vs. NM State), 2015 Tournament: 2 Amanda Tauali’i, Hawai‘i (three games), 2009

MOST HOME RUNS Game: 3 Dacia Hale, Louisiana Tech (vs. Fresno State), 2012 Tournament: 4 Emma Adams, NM State (five games), 2015 Kathy Cox, Boise State (five games), 2010

MOST RBI Game: 11 Dacia Hale, Louisiana Tech (vs. Fresno State), 2012 Tournament: 12 Emma Adams, NM State (five games), 2015

MOST STOLEN BASES Game: 2 Chelsea Barilli, Nevada (vs. Louisiana Tech), 2012 Brenna Moss, Fresno State (vs. Brigham Young), 2012 Michelle Jones, Louisiana Tech (vs. Utah State), 2011 Kylie Randall, NM State (vs. Nevada), 2009 Julie Garcia, New Mexico (vs. Southern Utah), 1991 Tournament: 3 Jessi Hanna, Boise State (five games), 2010 Julie Garcia, New Mexico (four games), 1991

MOST WALKS Game: 6 Wendy Stewart, Utah (vs. Creighton), 1991 Tournament: 7 Kayla Wartner, Hawai‘i (three games), 2012 Deb DeMeglio, Utah (four games), 1991

MOST STRIKEOUTS Game: 20 Janet Womack, Utah (vs. Creighton), 1991 Tournament: 35 Katie Holverson, Nevada (six games), 2009 Morgan Melloh, Fresno State (four games), 2008

FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (COMPLETE GAME) Game: 0 Janet Womack, Utah (vs. Colorado State), 1991

MOST INNINGS PITCHED Game: 31 Kelly Brookhart, Creighton (vs. Utah), 1991 Janet Womack, Utah (vs. Creighton), 1991 Tournament: 69 Kelly Brookhart, Creighton (five games), 1991

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1995 14. South Florida 2000 14. Washington 1. UCLA 15. Long Beach State 1. Oklahoma 15. Stanford 2. Arizona 16. Utah 2. UCLA 16. Texas 3. UNLV 17. Kansas 3. Arizona 17. Fresno State 4. Cal State Fullerton 18. Oklahoma 4. Southern Mississippi 18. Georgia Tech 5. Louisiana-Lafayette 19. Cal State Northridge 5. Washington 19. Notre Dame 6. Iowa 20. Louisiana-Monroe 6. Alabama 20. Pacific 7. Cal State Northridge 21. DePaul 7. California 21. Texas A&M 8. Fresno State 22. Central Michigan 8. DePaul 22. Georgia 9. Michigan 23. Arizona State 9. LSU 23. Massachusetts 10. Hawai‘i 24. Michigan State T-10. Arizona State 24. Oregon State 11. Florida State 25. Nebraska T-10. Fresno State 25. Florida Atlantic 12. Oklahoma 12. Oregon State 13. Princeton 1998 13. Michigan 2003 14. California 1. Fresno State 14. Nebraska 1. UCLA 15. Washington 2. Arizona 15. Iowa 2. California 16. South Carolina 3. Washington 16. Oregon 3. Arizona 17. Oklahoma State 4. Oklahoma State 17. Florida State 4. Texas 18. Nebraska 5. Nebraska 18. Stanford 5. Oklahoma 19. Notre Dame 6. Michigan 19. Cal State Fullerton 6. Washington 20. Nicholls State 7. Texas 20. Utah 7. Alabama 21. Sacramento State 8. South Florida 21. Mississippi State 8. Louisiana-Lafayette 22. Illinois-Chicago 9. Massachussetts T-22. Louisiana-Lafayette 9. DePaul 23. Missouri 10. DePaul T-22. South Carolina 10. Cal State Fullerton 24. Illinois State 11. Oklahoma 24. Notre Dame 11. Georgia 25. Connecticut 12. Stanford 25. Florida 12. Michigan 13. LSU 13. Nebraska 1996 14. Hawai‘i 2001 14. Oklahoma State 1. Arizona 15. Arizona State 1. Arizona 15. LSU 2. Washington 16. Minnesota 2. UCLA 16. Oregon 3. UCLA 17. Florida State 3. LSU T-17. Iowa 4. Iowa 18. Long Beach State 4. Stanford T-17. Texas A&M 5. Louisiana-Lafayette 19. Iowa 5. Oklahoma 19. Florida State 6. California 20. Oregon 6. California 20. Arizona State 7. Michigan 21. Illinois-Chicago 7. Iowa 21. South Carolina 8. Fresno State 22. California 8. Michigan 22. Southern Illinois 9. Cal State Fullerton 23. Cal State Northridge 9. Arizona State 23. Stanford 10. South Carolina 24. Texas Tech 10. Alabama 24. Michigan State 11. Cal State Northridge 25. Florida 11. Notre Dame 25. South Florida 12. Oklahoma 12. Cal State Fullerton 13. Florida State 1999 13. Washington 2004 14. Princeton 1. UCLA 14. Nebraska 1. UCLA 15. Oklahoma State 2. Washington 15. Florida State 2. California 16. South Florida 3. DePaul 16. Southwest Texas State 3. LSU 17. Nebraska 4. California 17. Louisiana-Lafayette 4. Stanford 18. UNLV 5. Fresno State 18. Pacific 5. Florida State 19. Minnesota 6. Arizona 19. DePaul 6. Oklahoma 20. Long Beach State 7. Arizona State 20. Oregon State 7. Washington 21. Texas A&M 8. Southern Mississippi 21. South Florida 8. Arizona 22. Nicholls State 9. Louisiana-Lafayette 22. Fresno State 9. Michigan 23. Indiana 10. Oregon State 23. South Carolina 10. Louisiana-Lafayette 24. Notre Dame 11. LSU 24. San Diego State 11. Georgia 25. Boston University 12. Maryland 25. Massachusetts 12. Oregon 13. Illinois-Chicago 13. Alabama 1997 14. Michigan State 2002 14. Nebraska 1. Arizona 15. Missouri 1. California 15. Oregon State 2. UCLA 16. Michigan 2. Arizona 16. South Florida 3. Fresno State 17. Massachusetts 3. Arizona State 17. Illinois 4. Washington 18. Texas 4. Florida State 18. Tennessee 5. Iowa 19. South Carolina 5. UCLA 19. Baylor 6. Michigan 20. Nebraska 6. Nebraska 19. Long Beach State 7. South Carolina 21. Hawai‘i 7. Michigan 21. Hofstra 8. Massachusetts 22. Minnesota 8. Oklahoma 22. Georgia Tech 9. Colorado State 23. Oklahoma 9. LSU 23. Auburn 10. Oklahoma State 24. Texas Tech 10. Cal State Fullerton 24. Southern Illinois 11. California 25. Oregon 11. DePaul 25. Fresno State 12. Missouri 12. South Carolina 13. Louisiana-Lafayette 13. Ohio State

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2005 14. Florida 2010 14. Washington 1. UCLA 15. Oregon State 1. UCLA (30) 15. Michigan 2. California 16. CS Fullerton 2. Arizona 16. Hofstra 3. LSU 17. Virginia Tech 3. Georgia 17. Louisville 4. Stanford 18. UCLA 4. Tennessee 18. Florida 5. Florida State 19. Georgia Tech 5. Washington 19. Texas A&M 6. Oklahoma 20. Stanford 6. Florida 20. UCLA 7. Washington 21. South Carolina 7. Hawai‘i 21. Stanford 8. Arizona 22. Oregon 8. Missouri 22. Hawai‘i 9. Michigan 23. Ohio State 9. Alabama 23. Syracuse 10. Louisiana-Lafayette 24. Texas 10. Michigan 24. North Carolina 11. Georgia T-25. Fresno State 11. Oklahoma 25. Oregon State 12. Oregon T-25. Missouri 12. Arizona State 13. Alabama 13. California 2013 14. Nebraska 2008 14. Oregon 1. Oklahoma (31) 15. Oregon State 1. Arizona State 15. Brigham Young 2. Tennessee 16. South Florida 2. Texas A&M 16. Louisiana-Lafayette 3. Texas 17. Illinois 3. Florida 17. Georgia Tech 4. Washington 18. Tennessee 4. Alabama 18. Texas 5. Florida T-19. Baylor 5. UCLA 19. LSU 6. Michigan T-19. Long Beach State 6. UL-Lafayette 20. Texas A&M 7. Arizona State 21. Hofstra 7. Arizona 21. Stanford 8. Nebraska 22. Georgia Tech 8. Virginia Tech 22. Ohio State 9. Oregon 23. Auburn 9. Michigan 23. Oklahoma State 10. Alabama 24. Southern Illinois 10. Oklahoma 24. North Carolina 11. Missouri 25. Fresno State 11. Stanford 25. Illinois 12. Louisiana 12. Northwestern 13. Texas A&M 2006 13. Houston 2011 14. Kentucky 1. Arizona 14. Tennessee 1. Arizona State 15. Florida State 2. Northwestern 15. Fresno State 2. Florida 16. UAB 3. Tennessee 16. California 3. Alabama 17. South Alabama 4. UCLA 17. Georgia 4. Baylor 18. LSU 5. Texas 18. LSU 5. California 19. Louisville 6. Arizona State 19. Missouri 6. Missouri 20. Baylor 7. Alabama 20. North Carolina 7. Oklahoma 21. UCLA 8. Oregon State 21. Nevada 8. Oklahoma State 22. Stanford 9. California 22. DePaul 9. Georgia 23. California 10. Michigan 23. Long Beach State 10. Stanford 24. Hawai‘i 11. LSU 24. San Diego State 11. Arizona 25. Hofstra 12. Stanford 25. Massachusetts 12. Washington 13. Georgia 13. Kentucky 2014 14. Nebraska 2009 14. Texas A&M 1. Florida (32) 15. Washington 1. Washington (30) 15. Oregon 2. Alabama 16. UL-Lafayette 2. Florida 16. Houston 3. Oregon 17. Louisville 3. Alabama 17. Michigan 4. Baylor 18. South Florida 4. Georgia 18. Tennessee 5. Oklahoma 18. Oklahoma 5. Arizona State 19. UCLA 6. Kentucky 20. Baylor 6. Michigan 20. Texas 7. Florida State 21. Auburn 7. Arizona 21. Nebraska 8. Louisiana-Lafayette 22. Texas A&M 8. Missouri 22. LSU 9. UCLA 23. Fresno State 9. UCLA 23. Louisiana-Lafayette 10. Michigan 24. Massachusetts 10. Stanford 24. Tulsa 11. Washington 25. Florida State 11. California 25. DePaul 12. Tennessee 12. Ohio State 13. Georgia 2007 13. Georgia Tech 2012 14. Arizona 1. Arizona (24) 14. Massachusetts 1. Alabama (28) 15. Minnesota 2. Tennessee 15. Baylor 2. Oklahoma (2) 16. Nebraska 3. Washington 16. Oklahoma 3. California 17. Arizona State 4. Northwestern 17. North Carolina 4. Arizona State 18. Tulsa 5. Baylor 18. Northwestern 5. Oregon 19. Missouri 6. DePaul 19. LSU 6. Tennessee 20. Auburn 7. Texas A&M 20. Tennessee 7. LSU 21. LSU 8. Arizona State 21. North Dakota State 8. South Florida 22. Notre Dame 9. Alabama 22. Florida State 9. Texas 23. South Alabama 10. LSU 23. DePaul 10. Georgia 24. DePaul 11. Oklahoma 24. Jacksonville State 11. Missouri 25. Texas A&M 12. Hawai‘i 25. Louisiana-Lafayette 12. Louisiana 13. Michigan 13. Arizona

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2015 1. Florida 2. Michigan 3. Auburn 4. LSU 5. UCLA 6. Alabama 7. Oregon 8. Tennessee 9. Oklahoma 10. Florida State 11. Louisiana 12. Georgia 13. Arizona 14. Missouri 15. Minnesota 16. UCF 17. Kentucky 18. Baylor 19. NC State 20. Arizona State 21. Washington 22. James Madison T-23. South Alabama T-23. California T-25. Notre Dame T-25. North Dakota State

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Thursday, Feb. 11 Monday, Feb. 15 Friday, Feb. 26 Missouri-Kansas City vs. Ole Miss, 3:30 p.m. Missouri-Kansas City at Hawai‘i, 5 p.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. Cal Poly, 12:15 p.m. (Paradise Classic) (Libbey Matson Tournament) Friday, Feb. 19 NM State vs. Boise State, 12:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12 Grand Canyon vs. Brigham Young, 9 a.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) CSU Bakersfield vs. Montana, 8:30 a.m. (DeMarini Desert Classic) Northern Illinois at Grand Canyon, 2:30 p.m. (UC Davis Tournament) Utah Valley vs. George Washington, 10:30 a.m. (GCU Invitational) Utah Valley vs. Texas Tech, 9 a.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) Utah Valley vs. Portland State, 2:30 p.m. (Sportco Kick Off Classic) Seattle U vs. Idaho State, 1 p.m. (Hawai‘i Invitational) CSU Bakersfield vs. Sacramento State, 10:45 a.m. (Bronco Classic) NM State vs. Northwestern, 3:30 p.m. (UC Davis Tournament) Utah Valley vs. Notre Dame, 1 p.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) Utah Valley vs. Minnesota, 11:15 a.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) CSU Bakersfield at Pacific, 4:45 p.m. (Sportco Kick Off Classic) Grand Canyon vs. Utah State, 3:45 p.m. (Libbey Matson Tournament) UMBC at Grand Canyon, 2:30 p.m. (DeMarini Desert Classic) Montana at Grand Canyon, 5 p.m. (GCU Kickoff Tournament) Oklahoma at NM State, 4 p.m. (GCU Invitational) Missouri-Kansas City vs. Saint Mary’s, 2:30 p.m. (Troy Cox Classic) Utah Valley at Hawai‘i, 5 p.m. (Paradise Classic) Western Michigan at NM State, 6 p.m. (Hawai‘i Invitational) Incarnate Word at NM State (DH), 4 p.m. (Troy Cox Classic) (NM State Invitational) Saturday, Feb. 27 Idaho State at Grand Canyon, 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 20 Missouri-Kansas City vs. Drake, 10 a.m. (GCU Kickoff Tournament) Seattle U vs. Cal State Fullerton, 10 a.m. (Razorback Invitational) Seattle U vs. Bradley, 6 p.m. (Bronco Classic) CSU Bakersfield vs. Cal Poly, 10 a.m. (Kajikawa Classic) Seattle U at Santa Clara, 2:30 p.m. (Libbey Matson Tournament) Missouri-Kansas City at Hawai‘i, 7 p.m. (Bronco Classic) Seattle U at Saint Mary’s, noon (Paradise Classic) Grand Canyon vs. Hawai‘i, 3:45 p.m. (Saint Mary’s Tournament) Seattle U vs. East Carolina, 8:15 p.m. (DeMarini Desert Classic) Utah Valley vs. Portland State, noon (Kajikawa Classic) Oklahoma at NM State, 4 p.m. (Hawai‘i Invitational) (Troy Cox Classic) CSU Bakersfield at Pacific, 12:15 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 13 Utah Valley vs. Army, 5 p.m. (Libbey Matson Tournament) Utah Valley vs. Lamar, 11:15 a.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) Missouri-Kansas City at Arkansas, 12:30 p.m. (Sportco Kick Off Classic) Grand Canyon vs. Weber State, 6 p.m. (Razorback Invitational) UMBC at Grand Canyon, 11:30 a.m. (DeMarini Desert Classic) Seattle U vs. Sacramento State, 2 p.m. (GCU Kickoff Tournament) Campbell at NM State, 6 p.m. (Saint Mary’s Tournament) Idaho State at Grand Canyon, 2:30 p.m. (Troy Cox Classic) Texas State at Grand Canyon, 2:30 p.m. (GCU Kickoff Tournament) Utah Valley vs. Bethune-Cookman, 7:30 p.m. (GCU Invitational) UTEP at NM State, 3 p.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) NM State vs. Oregon State, 2:30 p.m. (NM State Invitational) (Mary Nutter Classic) CSU Bakersfield at UC Davis, 3:15 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 21 Utah Valley at Hawai‘i, 4:30 p.m. (UC Davis Tournament) Creighton at NM State, 9 a.m. (Hawai‘i Invitational) Utah Valley vs. South Dakota, 3:45 p.m. (Troy Cox Classic) Northern Illinois at Grand Canyon, 5 p.m. (Sportco Kick Off Classic) Seattle U vs. Idaho State, 9 a.m. (GCU Invitational) Incarnate Word at NM State, 5:30 p.m. (Bronco Classic) NM State vs. Cal State Fullerton, 7:30 p.m. (NM State Invitational) Utah Valley vs. Binghamton, 9 a.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) Seattle U vs. Fresno State, 6 p.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) (Kajikawa Classic) Grand Canyon vs. Colorado State, 11:15 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 28 Missouri-Kansas City vs. TBD, TBD (DeMarini Desert Classic) CSU Bakersfield vs. Purdue, 9 a.m. (Paradise Classic) Seattle U vs. Cal State Fullerton, 11:15 a.m. (Libbey Matson Tournament) Missouri-Kansas City vs. TBD, TBD (Bronco Classic) Missouri-Kansas City vs. Drake, 10 a.m. (Paradise Classic) Western Michigan at NM State, 11:30 a.m. (Razorback Invitational) (Troy Cox Classic) Seattle U at Saint Mary’s, 10 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 14 Grand Canyon vs. UTEP, 1:30 p.m. (Saint Mary’s Tournament) CSU Bakersfield vs. Montana, 8:30 a.m. (DeMarini Desert Classic) Utah Valley vs. Portland State, 10 a.m. (UC Davis Tournament) (Hawai‘i Invitational) Idaho State at Grand Canyon, 9 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 25 NM State vs. Utah, 11:30 a.m. (GCU Kickoff Tournament) NM State vs. Brigham Young, 1 p.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) UTEP at NM State, 10:30 a.m. (Mary Nutter Classic) Montana at Grand Canyon, 11:30 a.m. (NM State Invitational) (GCU Invitational) Seattle U vs. UC Riverside, 11:15 a.m. Utah Valley at Hawai‘i, 12:30 p.m. (Kajikawa Classic) (Hawai‘i Invitational) Loyola Marymount at Grand Canyon, 11:30 a.m. Seattle U vs. Sacramento State, 2 p.m. (GCU Kickoff Tournament) (Saint Mary’s Tournament) CSU Bakersfield at UC Davis, 1 p.m. Missouri-Kansas City at Arkansas, 3 p.m. (UC Davis Tournament) (Razorback Invitational) Seattle U vs. Stanford, 3:45 p.m. (Kajikawa Classic) Utah Valley at UNLV, 3:45 p.m. (Sportco Kick Off Classic)

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Tuesday, March 1 Tuesday, March 8 Sunday, March 13 Mount St. Mary’s at NM State (DH), 4 p.m. New Mexico at NM State, 5 p.m. NM State vs. Maine, 9 a.m. (Under Armour Showcase) Wednesday, March 2 Wednesday, March 9 Seattle U vs. Stonybrook, 9:30 a.m. Saint Francis at Grand Canyon (DH), noon Montana State Billings at Seattle U (DH), 4 p.m. (Aggies Tournament 3) CSU Bakersfield vs. Farleigh Dickinson, 10 a.m. Friday, March 4 Thursday, March 10 (LMU Tournament) CSU Bakersfield vs. UC Davis, 9 a.m. Grand Canyon vs. Toledo, 9 a.m. Seattle U vs. Nevada, 11:45 a.m. (Stacey Winseberg Tournament) (CSUN Tournament) (Aggies Tournament 3) NM State vs. Southern Utah, 9 a.m. Grand Canyon at CSUN, 11:30 a.m. (UNLV Rebel Classic) (CSUN Tournament) Tuesday, March 15 Utah Valley vs. Pittsburgh, 9 a.m. Utah Valley vs. UC Santa Barbara, 4:30 p.m. NM State vs. Purdue, 11 a.m. (San Diego Classic I) (Louisville Slugger Invitational) Utah State at Utah Valley, 2 p.m. Grand Canyon vs. Boston, 11:30 a.m. Utah Valley at Long Beach State, 7 p.m. NM State at Central Florida, 5:30 p.m. (San Diego Classic) (Louisville Slugger Invitational) Utah Valley vs. Illinois-Chicago, 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 16 (San Diego Classic I) Friday, March 11 NM State at Central Florida, 1 p.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. Syracuse, noon Grand Canyon vs. Toledo, 8:30 a.m. (Stacey Winseberg Tournament) (CSUN Tournament) Friday, March 18 NM State vs. Drake, 1:30 p.m. Seattle U vs. Stonybrook, 9 a.m. Grand Canyon vs. Alabama, 11 a.m. (UNLV Rebel Classic) (Aggies Tournament 3) (Easton Tournament) Grand Canyon vs. Saint Joseph’s, 2 p.m. Utah Valley vs. Cal State Fullerton, 9:30 a.m. Seattle U vs. Princeton, 11:30 a.m. (San Diego Classic) (Louisville Slugger Invitational) (San Diego Classic II) Missouri-Kansas City vs. Missouri State, 3 p.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. Farleigh Dickinson, 10 a.m. Grand Canyon vs. DePaul, 1:30 p.m. (Breast Cancer Awareness Tournament) (LMU Tournament) (Easton Tournament) Montana at Seattle U, 3:45 p.m. NM State vs. USC Upstate, 11 a.m. Missouri-Kansas City vs. Tulsa, 5:30 p.m. (UW/SU Tournament) (Under Armour Showcase) (Rock Chalk Invitational) Missouri-Kansas City vs. Northern Illinois, 5 p.m. Missouri-Kansas City vs. Northern Iowa, 11:30 a.m. Seattle U at San Diego, 7 p.m. (Breast Cancer Awareness Tournament) (Jayhawk Invitational) (San Diego Classic II) Bradley at Seattle U, 6 p.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. Harvard, noon (UW/SU Tournament) (LMU Tournament) Saturday, March 19 Grand Canyon vs. San Diego, 1:30 p.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. North Dakota, 9 a.m. Saturday, March 5 (CSUN Tournament) (Santa Clara Tournament) Grand Canyon vs. Pittsburgh, 9 a.m. Seattle U at UC Davis, 1:30 p.m. Grand Canyon vs. Oklahoma, 1 p.m. (San Diego Classic) (Aggies Tournament 3) (Easton Tournament) NM State vs. Florida Atlantic, 9 a.m. Utah Valley vs. Iowa State, 2 p.m. Missouri-Kansas City at Kansas, 2 p.m. (UNLV Rebel Classic) (Louisville Slugger Invitational) (Rock Chalk Invitational) Utah Valley vs. Boston University, 9 a.m. NM State at South Florida, 4 p.m. Missouri at NM State (DH), 3 p.m. (San Diego Classic I) (Under Armour Showcase) CSU Bakersfield vs. Colgate, 3 p.m. NM State vs. Saint Mary’s, 11:15 a.m. Missouri-Kansas City vs. Western Illinois, 7 p.m. (Santa Clara Tournament) (UNLV Rebel Classic) (Jayhawk Invitational) Seattle U vs. Cal Poly, 4:30 p.m. Grand Canyon vs. Texas A&M, 11:30 a.m. (San Diego Classic II) (San Diego Classic) Saturday, March 12 Grand Canyon vs. UNLV, 6 p.m. Utah Valley vs. Saint Joseph’s, 11:30 a.m. Grand Canyon vs. San Diego, 8:30 a.m. (Easton Tournament) (San Diego Classic I) (CSUN Tournament) Missouri-Kansas City vs. Tulsa, 7 p.m. CSU Bakersfield at CSUN, noon Seattle U vs. Colgate, 9 a.m. (Rock Chalk Invitational) (Stacey Winseberg Tournament) (Aggies Tournament 3) Pacific at Seattle U, 1:30 p.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. Farleigh Dickinson, 10 a.m. Sunday, March 20 (UW/SU Tournament) (LMU Tournament) Missouri-Kansas City vs. Minnesota, 9 a.m. Boise State at Seattle U, 3:45 p.m. Grand Canyon vs. Toledo, 11 a.m. (Rock Chalk Invitational) (UW/SU Tournament) (CSUN Tournament) Seattle U vs. Illinois, 9 a.m. Missouri-Kansas City at Saint Louis, 5 p.m. NM State vs. Detroit, 11:30 a.m. (San Diego Classic II) (Breast Cancer Awareness Tournament) (Under Armour Showcase) Grand Canyon vs. Arkansas, 10 a.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. UC Santa Barbara, 6 p.m. Utah Valley vs. UCLA, 11:30 a.m. (Easton Tournament) (Stacey Winseberg Tournament) (Louisville Slugger Invitational) CSU Bakersfield vs. Dartmouth, 11 a.m. NM State vs. East Carolina, 2 p.m. (Santa Clara Tournament) Sunday, March 6 (Under Armour Showcase) Missouri-Kansas City vs. Saint Louis, 11:30 a.m. Missouri-Kansas City vs. Southeast Missouri, 11 a.m. CSU Bakersfield at Loyola Marymount, 2 p.m. (Rock Chalk Invitational) (Breast Cancer Awareness Tournament) (LMU Tournament) Seattle U vs. San José State, 11:30 a.m. NM State vs. Oregon, 11:15 a.m. Missouri-Kansas City vs. Omaha, 4:30 p.m. (San Diego Classic II) (UNLV Rebel Classic) (Jayhawk Invitational) CSU Bakersfield at Santa Clara, 1 p.m. Boise State at Seattle U, 11:15 a.m. Missouri-Kansas City vs. Western Illinois, 7 p.m. (Santa Clara Tournament) (UW/SU Tournament) (Jayhawk Invitational) Missouri at NM State, 2 p.m. Utah Valley vs. Texas A&M, 11:30 a.m. (San Diego Classic I) CSU Bakersfield vs. UC Santa Barbara, noon (Stacey Winseberg Tournament) Grand Canyon vs. Portland State, 12:30 p.m. (San Diego Classic)

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Tuesday, March 22 Tuesday, April 12 Thursday-Saturday, May 12-14 Seattle U at Portland State (DH), 3 p.m. UC Riverside at CSU Bakersfield, 1 p.m. WAC Tournament (Seattle U host) Utah Valley at Brigham Young, 5 p.m. Missouri-Kansas City at South Dakota (DH), 2 p.m. Idaho State at Utah Valley, 3 p.m. Friday-Sunday, May 20-22 Wednesday, March 23 NCAA Regionals Grand Canyon at Loyola Marymount (DH), noon Wednesday, April 13 Cal State Fullerton at CSU Bakersfield (DH), 1 p.m. Missouri-Kansas City at South Dakota State (DH), 1 p.m. Thursday-Sunday, May 26-29 NCAA Super Regionals Thursday, March 24 Friday, April 15 CSU Bakersfield vs. San Diego, 9:30 a.m. *Seattle U at CSU Bakersfield, 2 p.m. Thursday-Wednesday, 2-8 (Gaucho Classic II) *Utah Valley at Missouri-Kansas City (DH), 2 p.m. Women’s College World Series (Oklahoma City) CSU Bakersfield at UC Santa Barbara, 11:45 a.m. *NM State at Grand Canyon (DH), 6 p.m. (Gaucho Classic II) *WAC Game Seattle U vs. San Diego, 2 p.m. Saturday, April 16 All times local to playing site/subject to change (Gaucho Classic II) *Utah Valley at Missouri-Kansas City, noon Seattle U at UC Santa Barbara, 4:15 p.m. *Seattle U at CSU Bakersfield (DH), 1 p.m. (Gaucho Classic II) *NM State at Grand Canyon, 6 p.m.

Friday, March 25 Tuesday, April 19 Seattle U vs. San Diego, 9:30 a.m. NM State at UTEP, 6 p.m. (Gaucho Classic II) Seattle U at UC Santa Barbara, 2 p.m. Wednesday, April 20 (Gaucho Classic II) Brigham Young at Utah Valley, 3 p.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. Santa Clara, 4:15 p.m. (Gaucho Classic II) Friday, April 22 Missouri-Kansas City at Oklahoma, 6 p.m. *Grand Canyon at Utah Valley, 2 p.m. *Missouri-Kansas City at Seattle U (DH), 4 p.m. Saturday, March 26 *CSU Bakersfield at NM State, 6 p.m. Seattle U vs. Santa Clara, 9 a.m. (Gaucho Classic II) Saturday, April 23 CSU Bakersfield vs. Santa Clara, 11:15 a.m. *Grand Canyon at Utah Valley (DH), noon (Gaucho Classic II) *Missouri-Kansas City at Seattle U, 2 p.m. CSU Bakersfield vs. San Diego, 1:30 p.m. *CSU Bakersfield at NM State (DH), 4 p.m. (Gaucho Classic II) Missouri-Kansas City vs. Oklahoma, 2:30 p.m. Friday, April 29 *Grand Canyon at CSU Bakersfield, 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 29 *NM State at Missouri-Kansas City (DH), 2 p.m. CSUN at CSU Bakersfield (DH), 1 p.m. *Utah Valley at Seattle U (DH), 4 p.m.

Friday, April 1 Saturday, April 30 *Utah Valley at CSU Bakersfield, 2 p.m. *NM State at Missouri-Kansas City, noon *Seattle U at NM State, 6 p.m. *Grand Canyon at CSU Bakersfield (DH), 1 p.m. *Missouri-Kansas City at Grand Canyon (DH), 6 p.m. *Utah Valley at Seattle U, 2 p.m.

Saturday, April 2 Monday, May 2 *Utah Valley at CSU Bakersfield (DH), 1 p.m. Omaha at Missouri-Kansas City (DH), 2 p.m. *Seattle U at NM State (DH), 4 p.m. *Missouri-Kansas City at Grand Canyon, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 3 Utah Valley at Oregon (DH), 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 5 Utah Valley at Weber State (DH), 2 p.m. Wednesday, May 4 Utah Valley at Portland State (DH), 3 p.m. Wednesday, April 6 NM State at New Mexico, 5 p.m. NM State at Arizona (DH), 4 p.m. Friday, May 6 Friday, April 8 IUPUI at Missouri-Kansas City (DH), 2 p.m. *NM State at Utah Valley, noon *CSU Bakersfield at Missouri-Kansas City (DH), 2 p.m. Saturday, May 7 *Grand Canyon at Seattle U (DH), 4 p.m. IUPUI at Missouri-Kansas City, noon

Saturday, April 9 *CSU Bakersfield at Missouri-Kansas City, noon *NM State at Utah Valley (DH), 2 p.m. *Grand Canyon at Seattle U, 2 p.m.

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