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2017 Season in Review SOFTBALL 339 2017 SEASON IN REVIEW FINAL TEAM STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L PCT. W L T PCT. 1. Minnesota*^ 22 1 .957 56 5 0 .918 2. Michigan 20 3 .870 43 13 1 .763 3. Ohio State 15 8 .652 35 18 0 .660 4. Illinois 14 8 .636 39 20 0 .661 5. Nebraska 13 10 .565 24 29 0 .453 6. Wisconsin 11 11 .500 35 17 0 .673 7. Michigan State 11 12 .478 34 24 0 .586 8. Northwestern 10 13 .435 25 29 0 .463 9. Indiana 9 14 .391 23 31 0 .426 Iowa 9 14 .391 19 32 0 .373 Purdue 9 14 .391 20 36 0 .357 12. Penn State 8 15 .348 23 33 0 .411 13. Rutgers 5 18 .217 14 37 0 .275 14. Maryland 4 19 .174 11 39 1 .225 * - Big Ten Champion ^ - Big Ten Tournament Champion ALL-BIG TEN TEAMS AND INDIVIDUAL HONORS Player of the Year: Kendyl Lindaman, Fr., MINN Pitcher of the Year: Sara Groenewegen, Sr., MINN Freshman of the Year: KENDYL LINDAMAN, MINN Coach of the Year: Jessica Allister, MINN FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM NICOLE EVANS, Sr., OF, ILL Leigh Farina, Jr., 2B, ILL P: Sara Groenewegen, Sr., MINN Breanna Wonderly, Sr., P, ILL Rebecca Blitz, Jr., OF, IND C: Kendyl Lindaman, Fr., MINN CaraMia Tsirigos, Sr., DP, IND Natalie Peters, So., OF, MICH 1B: Alcy Bush, Sr., NU MEGAN BETSA, Sr., P, MICH Abby Ramirez, Sr., SS, MICH 2B: Kelsey Jenkins, Jr., WIS Tera Blanco, Jr., UT, MICH Kaitlyn Eveland, So., 3B, MSU SS: Rachel O’Malley, Jr., IND Faith Canfield, So., 2B, MICH Sydney Dwyer, Jr., 1B, MINN 3B: Anna Kirk, Sr., OSU Kelly Christner, Sr., OF, MICH Sam Macken, Sr., OF, MINN OF: Nicole Evans, Sr., ILL Lea Foerster, Jr., OF, MSU Dani Wagner, Jr., OF, MINN OF: Cheyenne Pratt, Jr., IOWA Allie Arneson, So., SS, MINN Kaylan Jablonski, Jr., UT, NEB OF: Lea Foerster, Jr., MSU Sara Groenewegen, Sr., P, MINN MJ Knighten, Sr., 3B, NEB MADDIE HOULIHAN, So., OF, MINN Alyvia Simmons, So., OF, NEB CAPS indicate unanimous selection Kendyl Lindaman, Fr., C, MINN Marissa Panko, Jr., SS, NU Danielle Parlich, Jr., 3B, MINN Sabrina Rabin, Jr., OF, NU Emily Clark, So., 2B, OSU Shelby Hursh, Sr., P, OSU LILLI PIPER, So., SS, OSU Taylor White, Jr., OF, OSU Tori Dubois, So., OF, PSU Kaitlyn Menz, Fr., P, WIS Mallory Baker, So., 1B, PUR Chloe Miller, Sr., C, WIS Taryn Atlee, Fr., 2B, RU Brooke Wyderski, Jr., SS, WIS SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD HONOREES: Annie Fleming, ILL; Erin Lehman, IND; Sarah Kurtz, IOWA; Hannah Dewey, MD; Morgan Swift, MICH; McKenzie Long, MSU; Sam Macken, MINN; Bri Cassidy, NEB; Morgan Newport, NU; Anna Kirk, OSU; Gianna Arri- zurieta, PSU; Erika Beeler, PUR; Jacqueline Kott, RU; Sara Novak, WIS 2017-18 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK 340 SOFTBALL BIG TEN SOFTBALL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS 1982: tournament held at Michigan to 1991 W L Pct. 1997 W L Pct. 2003 W L Pct. determine Big Ten Champion 1. Minnesota 20 4 .833 1. Iowa 22 0 1.000 1. Iowa 13 4 .765 2. Iowa 19 5 .792 2. Michigan 18 4 .818 2. Michigan 13 5 .722 1983 W L Pct. 3. Michigan 15 9 .625 3. Michigan State 14 9 .609 3. Michigan State 13 6 .684 1. Indiana 11 4 .767 4. Ohio State 10 14 .417 4. Purdue 14 10 .583 4. Illinois 11 7 .611 2. Northwestern 13 7 .650 5. Indiana 9 15 .375 5. Indiana 11 11 .500 5. Minnesota 12 8 .600 3. Minnesota 13 9 .591 Northwestern 9 15 .375 6. Minnesota 10 13 .435 6. Northwestern 11 9 .550 4. Iowa 8 7 .533 7. Michigan State 2 22 .083 Wisconsin 10 13 .435 7. Penn State 9 9 .500 5. Michigan State 9 11 .450 8. Northwestern 9 14 .391 8. Wisconsin 7 13 .350 6. Michigan 9 15 .375 1992 W L Pct. 9. Ohio State 4 18 .182 9. Ohio State 5 11 .313 7. Ohio State 4 14 .155 1. Michigan 22 6 .785 10. Penn State 2 22 .083 10. Purdue 5 13 .278 2. Iowa 21 7 .750 11. Indiana 2 16 .111 1984 W L Pct. 3. Northwestern 18 10 .642 1998 W L Pct. 1. Northwestern 14 4 .810 4. Minnesota 16 12 .571 1. Michigan 22 1 .957 2004 W L Pct. 2. Minnesota 14 8 .636 5. Indiana 14 14 .500 2. Northwestern 15 9 .625 1. Michigan 17 3 .850 3. Indiana 14 10 .583 6. Ohio State 11 17 .393 3. Minnesota 14 9 .609 2. Illinois 14 6 .700 4. Michigan 12 12 .500 7. Penn State 4 22 .154 Iowa 14 9 .609 3. Iowa 14 6 .700 5. Iowa 10 14 .417 Michigan State 4 22 .154 5. Michigan State 11 13 .458 4. Northwestern 12 8 .600 6. Michigan State 8 15 .347 6. Ohio State 10 14 .417 5. Minnesota 10 10 .500 7. Ohio State 6 18 .250 1993 W L Pct. 7. Penn State 8 14 .364 6. Ohio State 8 11 .421 1. Michigan 21 5 .808 8. Purdue 8 16 .333 7. Michigan State 8 12 .400 1985 W L Pct. 2. Iowa 20 7 .741 Wisconsin 8 16 .333 8. Penn State 8 12 .400 1. Northwestern 20 4 .833 3. Minnesota 16 9 .640 10. Indiana 7 16 .304 9. Indiana 7 13 .350 2. Michigan 16 8 .667 4. Northwestern 17 11 .607 10. Wisconsin 6 14 .300 3. Indiana 14 12 .538 5. Ohio State 16 12 .571 1999 W L Pct. 11. Purdue 5 14 .263 4. Iowa 11 13 .458 6. Indiana 11 17 .393 1. Michigan 21 3 .875 5. Minnesota 8 12 .400 7. Penn State 4 24 .143 2. Minnesota 16 8 .667 2005 W L Pct. Michigan State 8 12 .400 Michigan State 4 24 .143 3. Penn State 15 9 .625 1. Michigan 15 2 .882 7. Ohio State 3 21 .125 4. Michigan State 13 9 .591 2. Northwestern 15 3 .833 1994 W L Pct. 5. Iowa 14 10 .583 3. Iowa 12 6 .667 1986 W L Pct. 1. Indiana 23 5 .821 6. Wisconsin 11 12 .478 4. Ohio State 9 7 .563 1. Indiana 15 9 .625 2. Iowa 20 8 .714 7. Northwestern 11 13 .458 5. Wisconsin 11 9 .550 Northwestern 15 9 .625 3. Ohio State 18 10 .643 8. Purdue 9 14 .391 6. Penn State 10 9 .526 Minnesota 15 9 .625 Michigan 18 10 .643 9. Ohio State 5 19 .208 7. Purdue 10 10 .500 4. Michigan State 14 10 .583 5. Northwestern 17 11 .607 10. Indiana 3 21 .125 8. Michigan State 7 9 .438 5. Michigan 12 12 .500 6. Michigan State 6 22 .214 9. Minnesota 6 14 .300 6. Iowa 10 14 .417 Penn State 6 22 .214 2000 W L Pct. 10. Illinois 4 14 .222 7. Ohio State 3 21 .125 8. Minnesota 4 24 .143 1. Iowa 14 4 .778 11. Indiana 2 18 .100 2. Michigan 13 4 .765 1987 W L Pct. 1995: tournament resumes to determine 3. Penn State 12 5 .706 2006 W L Pct. 1. Northwestern 18 6 .750 automatic bid into NCAA Championship. 4. Northwestern 12 6 .667 1. Northwestern 16 3 .842 2. Michigan 17 7 .704 Conference champion is determined by 5. Wisconsin 9 6 .600 2. Michigan 14 4 .778 3. Indiana 15 9 .625 regular season standings. 6. Purdue 6 10 .375 3. Iowa 12 7 .632 4. Iowa 12 12 .500 7. Michigan State 5 10 .333 4. Ohio State 11 7 .611 5. Ohio State 10 14 .417 1995 W L Pct. 8. Indiana 5 13 .278 5. Penn State 10 10 .500 6. Minnesota 8 16 .333 1. Michigan 22 6 .786 9. Minnesota 4 13 .235 6. Indiana 8 9 .471 7. Michigan State 4 20 .167 2. Northwestern 19 9 .679 Ohio State 4 13 .235 7. Michigan State 9 11 .450 3. Iowa 18 10 .643 8. Illinois 8 11 .421 1988 W L Pct. 4. Minnesota 15 13 .536 2001 W L Pct. 9. Purdue 7 12 .369 1. Minnesota 15 8 .652 5. Indiana 14 14 .500 1. Michigan 17 3 .850 10. Wisconsin 6 11 .353 2. Michigan 15 9 .525 6. Ohio State 11 17 .393 2. Iowa 16 4 .800 11. Minnesota 1 17 .056 3. Northwestern 14 10 .583 7. Penn State 10 18 .357 3. Ohio State 14 6 .700 4. Indiana 13 10 .563 8. Michigan State 9 19 .321 4. Illinois 12 8 .600 2007 W L Pct. 5. Iowa 10 13 .437 9. Purdue 8 20 .286 5. Penn State 9 11 .450 1. Ohio State 14 2 .875 6. Michigan State 10 14 .417 Wisconsin 9 11 .450 2. Northwestern 15 3 .833 7. Ohio State 5 18 .217 1996 W L Pct. Purdue 9 11 .450 3. Michigan 12 4 .750 1. Michigan 20 4 .833 8. Northwestern 8 12 .400 4. Iowa 10 7 .588 1989 W L Pct. 2. Minnesota 17 6 .739 9. Minnesota 7 13 .350 5. Purdue 10 9 .526 1. Iowa 17 7 .708 3. Iowa 17 7 .708 10. Michigan State 5 15 .250 6. Illinois 7 8 .467 2. Michigan 16 8 .667 4. Indiana 16 7 .696 11. Indiana 4 16 .200 7. Michigan State 7 9 .438 3. Northwestern 14 10 .583 5.
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