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08 Softball Guide.Pmd CALIFORNIA Golden Bears CALIFORNIA SEASON RECORDS BATTING GAMES TRIPLES Player No. Year Player No. Year 1. Candace Harper 75 2002 1. Kendall Richards 10 1994 Courtney Scott 75 2002 2. Pam Reinoehl 7 1983 Kaleo Eldredge 75 2002 Corinne Foo 7 1980 Jessica Pamanian 75 2002 4. Lisa Martinez 6 1985 Chelsea Spencer 75 2002 Keri Kropke 6 1990 Vicki Cody 6 1978 AT BATS Player No. Year HOME RUNS 1. Kaleo Eldredge 254 2002 Player No. Year 2. Candace Harper 244 2002 1. Veronica Nelson 19 2001 3. Paige Bowie 235 2001 2. Haley Woods 16 2006 4. Eryn Manahan 230 2001 Haley Woods 16 2004 Candace Harper 230 2000 4. Veronica Nelson 14 2000 5. Haley Woods 13 2005 RUNS Veronica Nelson 13 2003 Player No. Year 1. Gillian Boxx 56 1995 RBI 2. Vicky Galindo 53 2004 Player No. Year 3. Kendall Richards 52 1994 1. Haley Woods 58 2005 4. Lindsay James 51 2004 2. Haley Woods 57 2004 5. Vicky Galindo 49 2005 3. Haley Woods 55 2006 Kaleo Eldredge 49 2004 4. Melanie McCart 54 1997 Pam Reinoehl 49 1980 5. Veronica Nelson 52 2001 HITS BATTING AVERAGE Player No. Year (min. 100 ABs) 1. Gillian Boxx 90 1995 Player No. Year 2. Vicky Galindo 83 2004 1. Gillian Boxx .466 1995 3. Kendall Richards 81 1994 2. Lindsay James .439 2005 4. Lindsay James 77 2004 3. Kendall Richards .420 1994 Candace Harper 77 2002 4. Leslie Partch .395 1979 5. Lisa Martinez .393 1985 DOUBLES Player No. Year TOTAL BASES In 2004, Vicky Galindo led the team in doubles (18), was 1. Vicky Galindo 18 2004 Player No. Year second in runs (53) and hits (83), was third in total bases Candace Harper 18 2002 1. Kendall Richards 136 1994 (126), and was tied for third in stolen bases (23). 3. Candace Harper 17 2000 2. Gillian Boxx 132 1995 Lisa Iancin 17 2000 3. Haley Woods 127 2006 5. Jessica Parker 16 1997 Vicky Galindo 126 2004 4. Haley Woods 121 2004 SLUGGING SACRIFICES Candace Harper 121 2002 PERCENTAGE Player No. Year (min. 100 ABs) 1. Lynda Wills 27 1988 Player No. Year 2. Laura Terada 26 1995 1. Veronica Nelson .780 2001 3. Kristen Moreley 25 2002 2. Kendall Richards .705 1994 Kirsten Drake 25 1997 3. Veronica Nelson .692 2003 5. Roxi Bardwell 24 1981 4. Gillian Boxx .684 1995 5. Pam Reinoehl .643 1983 HIT BY PITCH Player No. Year STOLEN BASES 1. Marielle Vaughn 11 1989 Player No. Year 2. Lindsay James 10 2003 1. Keri Kropke 28 1992 3. Holly Yost 9 1997 2. Keri Kropke 25 1991 Alex Sutton 9 2007 3. Vicky Galindo 23 2004 5. Alex Sutton 8 2006 Lindsay James 23 2004 5. Vicki Cody 22 1979 WALKS Marielle Vaughn 22 1989 Player No. Year 1. Veronica Nelson 108 2002 2. Veronica Nelson 107 2003 3. Veronica Nelson 93 2001 4. Veronica Nelson 87 2000 5. Kaleo Eldredge 42 2005 Haley Woods 44 2008 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS Softball Media Guide CALIFORNIA Golden Bears FIELDING PUTOUTS ASSISTS Player No. Year Player No. Year 1. Courtney Scott 575 2002 1. Candace Harper 169 2000 2. Courtney Scott 560 2001 2. Katie May 166 1998 3. Haley Woods 550 2006 3. Vicky Galindo 165 2003 3. Julie Meyer 496 2005 4. Lisa Iancin 161 1998 4. Veronica Nelson 493 2003 Christy Calderon 161 1988 Kristina Thorson PITCHING WINS COMPLETE GAMES Player No. Year Player No. Year 1. Kristina Thorson 36 2006 1. Michele Granger 40 1993 2. Michele Granger 33 1991 Michele Granger 40 1991 Michele Granger (1989-93) still holds numerous single 3. Leslie Partch 31 1980 3. Holly Yost 37 1997 season and career pitching records for the Golden Bears. 4. Michele Granger 30 1993 4. Michele Granger 36 1990 Michele Granger 30 1992 Leslie Partch 36 1980 Kristina Thorson 36 2006 SAVES Player No. Year INNINGS PITCHED 1. Kristina Thorson 5 2006 Player No. Year 2. Kristina Thorson 4 2004 1. Michele Granger 321.0 1993 Nicole DiSalvio 4 1998 2. Holly Yost 319.1 1997 3. Nicole DiSalvio 3 1999 3. Michele Granger 312.1 1991 Whitney Floyd 3 1996 4. Kristina Thorson 302.0 2006 Michele Granger 3 1991 5. Jocelyn Forest 283.2 2002 Lisa Martinez 3 1986 EARNED RUN AVG GAMES (min. 100 IP) Player No. Year Player No. Year 1. Holly Yost 56 1997 1. Lisa Martinez 0.22 1986 2. Kristina Thorson 53 2006 2. Leslie Partch 0.27 1979 3. Michele Granger 48 1993 3. Leslie Partch 0.28 1981 4. Michele Granger 47 1991 4. Margaret Sutter 0.32 1981 5. Kelly Anderson 46 2003 5. Michele Granger 0.35 1990 GAMES STARTED STRIKEOUTS Player No. Year Player No. Year 1. Holly Yost 46 1997 1. Michele Granger 484 1993 2. Michele Granger 44 1993 2. Michele Granger 463 1991 3. Jocelyn Forest 41 2002 3. Kristina Thorson 461 2006 Michele Granger 41 1991 4. Jocelyn Forest 379 2002 5. Kristina Thorson 40 2006 5. Jocelyn Forest 364 2001 SHUTOUTS Player No. Year 1. Michele Granger 26 1992 2. Michele Granger 25 1991 3. Michele Granger 23 1993 4. Leslie Partch 21 1980 5. Jocelyn Forest 19 2001 Bold indicates current player Leslie Partch was the first Golden Bear to earn All-America Leslie Partch 19 1981 honors. 2008 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS Softball Media Guide 45 CALIFORNIA Golden Bears CALIFORNIA CAREER RECORDS BATTING GAMES DOUBLES Player No. Years Player No. Years 1. Candace Harper 293 1999-02 1. Candace Harper 49 1999-02 2. Courtney Scott 285 2000-03 2. Melanie McCart 47 1994-97 Veronica Nelson 285 2000-03 3. Gillian Boxx 44 1992-95 3. Chelsea Spencer 277 2002-05 4. Jessica Parker 42 1993-97 4. Jessica Pamanian 271 2002-05 5. Lisa Iancin 41 1997-00 Kristen Morley 271 2000-03 5. Lisa Iancin 268 1997-00 TRIPLES Player No. Years AT BATS 1. Keri Kropke 17 1990-93 Player No. Years 2. Vicki Cody 15 1977-79 1. Candace Harper 875 1999-02 3. Pam Reinoehl 14 1980-83 2. Courtney Scott 827 2000-03 Corinne Foo 14 1977-80 3. Lisa Iancin 823 1997-00 5. Kendall Richards 11 1993-94 4. Jessica Pamanian 819 2002-05 5. Chelsea Spencer 809 2002-05 HOME RUNS Player No. Years RUNS 1. Veronica Nelson 55 2000-03 Player No. Years 2. Haley Woods 48 2003-06 1. Lindsay James 163 2003-06 3. Melanie McCart 28 1994-97 2. Kaleo Eldredge 160 2002-05 4. Candace Harper 21 1999-02 3. Gillian Boxx 156 1992-95 5. Pam Reinoehl 19 1980-83 4. Vicky Galindo 141 2003-05 5. Pam Reinoehl 132 1980-83 RBI Player No. Years HITS 1. Haley Woods 191 2003-06 Player No. Years 2. Veronica Nelson 168 2000-03 1. Gillian Boxx 274 1992-95 3. Melanie McCart 153 1994-97 2. Candace Harper 269 1999-02 4. Gillian Boxx 146 1992-95 3. Lindsay James 264 2003-06 5. Candace Harper 139 1999-02 4. Lisa Iancin 260 1997-00 5. Kaleo Eldredge 239 2002-05 Chelsea Spencer ranks in Cal’s top five in games played and at bats. BATTING AVERAGE STOLEN BASES (min. 250 ABs) Player No. Years Player Avg. Years 1. Keri Kropke 74 1990-93 1. Kendall Richards .377 1993-94 2. Vicky Galindo 61 2003-05 2. Gillian Boxx .369 1992-95 3. Pam Reinoehl 60 1980-83 3. Lindsay James .359 2003-06 4. Vicki Cody 55 1977-79 4. Pam Goldsborough .356 1979-80 5. Lindsay James 51 2003-06 5. Lindsay James .353 2003- SACRIFICES TOTAL BASES Player No. Years Player No. Years 1. Kirsten Drake 60 1995-99 1. Haley Woods 413 2003-06 2. Stephanie Hinds 57 1984-87 2. Candace Harper 383 1999-02 3. Pauline Due/as 56 1998-01 3. Veronica Nelson 378 2000-03 4. Laura Terada 53 1992-95 4. Gillian Boxx 372 1992-95 5. Lynda Wills 52 1985-88 5. Lisa Iancin 350 1997-00 HIT BY PITCH SLUGGING Player No. Years PERCENTAGE 1. Lindsay James 22 2003-06 2. Kaleo Eldredge 18 2002-05 (min. 250 ABs) 3. Holly Yost 17 1996-99 Player Pct. Years 4. Pauline Due/as 13 1998-01 1. Veronica Nelson .656 2000-03 Veronica Nelson 13 2000-03 2. Haley Woods .609 2003-06 3. Kendall Richards .578 1993-94 WALKS 4. Haley Woods .543 2003- Player No. Years 5. Corinne Foo .510 1977-80 1. Veronica Nelson 395 2000-03 2. Kaleo Eldredge 112 2002-05 3. Gillian Boxx 105 1992-95 Veronica Nelson finished her Cal career at or near the top of 4. Kristen Morley 92 2000-03 several offensive statistical categories. 5. Courtney Scott 83 2000-03 46 2008 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS Softball Media Guide CALIFORNIA Golden Bears FIELDING PUTOUTS ASSISTS Player No. Years Player No. Years 1. Courtney Scott 1969 2000-03 1. Katie May 596 1996-99 2. Veronica Nelson1733 2000-03 2. Roni Deutch 554 1983-86 3. Melanie McCart 1492 1994-97 3. Candace Harper 525 1999-02 4. Haley Woods 1445 2003-06 4. Lisa Iancin 517 1997-00 4. Lidia Stiglich 1396 1989-92 5. Christy Calderon 502 1988-91 Roni Deutch PITCHING WINS COMPLETE GAMES Player No. Years Player No. Years 1. Michele Granger 119 1989-93 1. Michele Granger 155 1989-93 Lindsay James 2. Jocelyn Forest 103 1999-02 2. Leslie Partch 118 1979-82 3. Kristina Thorson 102 2003-06 3. Jocelyn Forest 106 1999-02 4.
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