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1 2019 Record Book California 2019 RECORD BOOK CALIFORNIA SOFTBALL WWW.CALBEARS.COM 1 CALIFORNIA SOFTBALL 2019 RECORD BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA INFORMATION SEASON INFORMATION ..............................................3-5 SOFTBALL CONTACT Schedule ...............................................................................3 Akilah Laster Quick Facts ...........................................................................4 Office Phone: 510-813-7714 Roster ....................................................................................5 Email: [email protected] MEDIA INFORMATION ..........................................4-5, 64 Fax: 510-643-7778 Media Information ............................................................ 4-5 Broadcast Roster ............................................................... 64 INTERVIEWS COACH INFORMATION ................................................6-7 Interviews with the student-athletes and coaches will Head Coach Diane Ninemire ........................................... 6-7 be coordinated by Akilah Laster and Cal’s Athletic PLAYER BIOS ...........................................................8-25 Communications office and must be requested at least one day in advance. Phone interviews can also be arranged. Destiny Blueford ...................................................................8 Amani Bradley .......................................................................9 Mikayla Coelho ...................................................................10 CREDENTIALS Zoe Conley ..........................................................................11 All members of the media wishing to cover a California Kamalani Dung .................................................................. 12 Softball game must request appropriate credentials in Lauren Espalin ................................................................... 13 advance from Ben Enos or another member of the Cal Jordan Fines .......................................................................14 Athletic Communications staff. Credential requests should be Cameron Kondo ..................................................................15 submitted via email and can be picked up from the Cal Athletic Mariko Kondo .....................................................................16 Communications Office on the third floor of Haas Pavilion, or at Kelly Lai ...............................................................................17 Will Call at Levine-Fricke Field an hour before a game starts. Krysten McCue .................................................................. 18 Sabrina Nunez ....................................................................19 LEVINE-FRICKE FIELD (PRACTICE & GAME FACILITY) Alexandra Perez ................................................................. 20 All California softball practices and home games are held Lindsay Rood.......................................................................21 at Levine-Fricke Field, just east of Memorial Stadium off of Kourtney Shaw ................................................................... 22 Centennial Drive. Nestled at the base of Strawberry Canyon, Makena Smith ................................................................... 23 the field sits high above the Berkeley campus overlooking the Karlee Sparacino ................................................................24 San Francisco Bay Area. The field was built in 1995, and the Morgan Zamora ................................................................. 25 outfield fences stand 190 feet down the right and left field 2018 STATISTICS & RESULTS..................................26-27 lines. It is 220 feet to straight-away center. 2018 Statistics .................................................................. 26 2018 Results ......................................................................27 PARKING HISTORY & RECORDS .............................................28-63 Public parking for Cal softball games is available for a fee Year-by-Year Coaching Records ........................................ 28 throughout the Cal campus. The Witter Lot is recommended, Series Records ..............................................................29-30 as well as the Underhill Lot, Botanical Garden Lot and No-Hitters ............................................................................31 Lawrence Hall of Science Lot. Honors & Awards ..........................................................32-35 Team Single-Season Records ......................................35-36 CAL ON THE WEB Individual Single-Season Records .....................................37 Updated statistics, weekly releases, recaps, notes, features Individual Career Records ................................................. 38 and more can be accessed at www.CalBears.com. Individual Year-by-Year Leaders ...................................39-42 All-Time Roster ..............................................................43-45 CAL IN THE SOCIAL MEDIA REALM Year-by-Year Schedule & Results .................................46-59 To access the official social media accounts of Cal Softball, Postseason Results ......................................................60-63 visit: Facebook: www.Facebook.com/CalSB Twitter: @CalSB Instagram: @CalSB CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS USAGE GUIDELINES When referring to the University of California’s athletic teams, please use California or Golden Bears on first reference. Cal or Bears may be used in following references. Terms such as UC Berkeley, Cal Berkeley, Berkeley and California-Berkeley (or similar variations) are incorrect and should not be used in connection with Cal Athletics. 2 WWW.CALBEARS.COM 2019 RECORD BOOK CALIFORNIA SOFTBALL 2019 SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (PT) Louisiana-Lafayette Tournament (Lafayette, Calif.) Saturday Feb. 9 Fordham Lafayette, La. 9:30 AM Sunday Feb. 10 Incarnate Word Lafayette, La. 8:30 AM Sunday Feb. 10 Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Lafayette, La. 11 AM Monday Feb. 11 Louisiana-Lafayette Lafayette, La. 2 PM Monday Feb. 11 Louisiana-Lafayette Lafayette, La. 2 PM Wesnesday Feb. 14 UC Davis Berkeley, Calif. 4 PM ESPN St. Pete/Clearwater Elite Invitational (Clearwater, Fla.) Thursday Feb. 14 Texas Clearwater, Fla. 10 AM Friday Feb. 15 James Madison Clearwater, Fla. 9:30 AM Saturday Feb. 16 Oklahoma State Clearwater, Fla. 10 AM Saturday Feb. 16 Notre Dame Clearwater, Fla. 4 PM Sunday Feb. 17 Minnesota Clearwater, Fla. 7 AM Wednesday Feb. 20 Saint Mary’s California Moraga, Calif. 3 PM Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic II (Palm Springs, Calif.) Friday Feb. 22 Duke Palm Springs, Calif. 12:30 PM Saturday Feb. 23 Kentucky Palm Springs, Calif. 2:30 PM Saturday Feb. 23 New Mexico State Palm Springs, Calif. 5 PM Sunday Feb. 24 Long Beach State Palm Springs, Calif. 11:30 AM Sunday Feb. 24 Cal State Fullerton Palm Springs, Calif. 2 PM UC Santa Barbara Tournament (Santa Barbara, Calif.) Friday March 1 Bowling Green Santa Barbara, Calif. 11 AM Friday March 1 UC Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, Calif. 3:30 PM Saturday March 2 LIU Brooklyn Santa Barbara, Calif. 11 AM Saturday March 10 UC Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, Calif. 1:30 PM Hawaii Spring Fling (Manoa, Hawaii) Wednesday March 6 St. Bonaventure Manoa, Hawaii 3:30 PM Thursday March 7 Niagara Manoa, Hawaii 3:30 PM Thursday March 7 Hawaii Manoa, Hawaii 6 PM Friday March 8 St. Bonaventure Manoa, Hawaii 1 PM Saturday March 9 Southern Illinois Edwardsville Manoa, Hawaii 2 PM Friday March 15 Utah* Salt Lake City, Utah 3 PM Saturday March 16 Utah* Salt Lake City, Utah 12 PM Sunday March 17 Utah* Salt Lake City, Utah 12 PM Wednesday March 20 Sacramento State Sacramento, Calif. 3 PM SATURDAY MARCH 23 STANFORD*# BERKELEY 2:30 PM SUNDAY MARCH 24 STANFORD*# BERKELEY 2 PM MONDAY MARCH 25 STANFORD*# BERKELEY 2 PM WEDNESDAY MARCH 27 UC DAVIS BERKELEY 4 PM Friday March 29 UCLA*# Los Angeles, Calif. 5 PM Saturday March 30 UCLA*# Los Angeles, Calif. 7 PM Sunday March 31 UCLA*# Los Angeles, Calif. 1 PM WEDNESDAY APRIL 3 PACIFIC BERKELEY 4 PM FRIDAY APRIL 5 WASHINGTON* BERKELEY 7 PM SATURDAY APRIL 6 WASHINGTON* BERKELEY 7 PM SUNDAY APRIL 7 WASHINGTON* BERKELEY 12 PM WEDNESDAY APRIL 10 SAINT MARY’S (CALIFORNIA) BERKELEY 4 PM FRIDAY APRIL 12 OREGON STATE*# BERKELEY 3 PM SATURDAY APRIL 13 OREGON STATE*# BERKELEY 3 PM SUNDAY APRIL 14 OREGON STATE*# BERKELEY 12 PM Thursday April 18 Oregon*# Eugene, Ore. 5 PM Friday April 19 Oregon*# Eugene, Ore. 7 PM Saturday April 20 Oregon*# Eugene, Ore. 12 PM TUESDAY APRIL 23 NEVADA BERKELEY 1 PM TUESDAY APRIL 23 NEVADA BERKELEY 3:30 PM FRIDAY APRIL 26 ARIZONA* BERKELEY 3 PM SATURDAY APRIL 27 ARIZONA* BERKELEY 1 PM SUNDAY APRIL 28 ARIZONA* BERKELEY 12 PM Wednesday May 1 Santa Clara Santa Clara, Calif. 6 PM Friday May 3 Arizona State*# Tempe, Ariz. 5 PM Saturday May 4 Arizona State*# Tempe, Ariz. 1 PM Sunday May 5 Arizona State*# Tempe, Ariz. 12 PM WWW.CALBEARS.COM 3 All times Pacific (PT) and subject to change | Home games in BOLD | * denotes Pac-12 opponent | # indicates game is televised on Pac-12 Networks CALIFORNIA SOFTBALL 2019 RECORD BOOK QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION PROGRAM HISTORY Location ................................................................. Berkeley, Calif. First Year .........................................................1972 (47 seasons) Enrollment ..........................................................................37,581 All-Time Record ........ 1704- 841-4 (.668) entering 47th season Founded .................................................................................1868
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