All-Americans Candrea Feats (under Mike Candrea) Five Best Pac-10 Records 2002 27-1 Arizona 1998 , p/1b 26-1 Arizona 1997 Leneah Manuma, 1b/dh 25-1 UCLA 1993 2001 23-1 Arizona 1994 Jennie Finch, p/1b 19-2 Arizona 2001 Toni Mascarenas, 3b Lauren Bauer, of Division I NCAA Championships Leneah Manuma, dp (Play began in 1982) Nicole Giordano, of, (3rd, at-large) UCLA 8 2000 Arizona 6 Jennie Finch, p/1b, at-large Texas A&M 2 Lauren Bauer, of, (2nd) Nicole Giordano, of (2nd) Oklahoma 1 Toni Mascarenas, 3b (2nd) Fresno State 1 Lindsey Collins, c, at-large (3rd) Cal State Fullerton 1 1999 Lauren Bauer, of (3rd) Winningest Teams Since 1990 Nicole Giordano, of, (3rd) Arizona 755-116 Becky Lemke, p, (3rd) Florida State 683-225 1998 Fresno State 674-200 Nancy Evans, p UCLA 655-127 Leah Braatz, c Alison McCutcheon, of 20 Years of WCWS Title Games Leticia Pineda, at-large 1b Lauren Bauer, of Oklahoma 1-0 1.000 Toni Mascarenas, 3b California 1-0 1.000 Nancy Evans--Academic Arizona 6-4 .667 1997 UCLA 8-6 .571 Leah Braatz, c Texas A&M 2-2 .500 Nancy Evans, p Fresno State 1-4 .200 Leah O'Brien, p Nebraska 0-1 .000 Alison Johnsen, of Cal State Fullerton 0-1 .000 Leticia Pineda,3b Leah O'Brien--Academic Cal State Northridge 0-1 .000 Washington 0-2 .000 1996 Jenny Dalton, 2b Carrie Dolan, p (2nd) Miscellaneous Krista Gomez, 3b 1994 64-3 Alison Johnsen, of overall, best NCAA percentage Leticia Pineda, c Brandi Shriver, of (2nd) 1997 30-0 (home record) Jenny Dalton--Academic 1995 1998 31-0 (road record) Amy Chellevold, 1b Laura Espinoza, ss Jenny Dalton, 2b Arizona's NCAA Tournament 1998 67-4 Leah O'Brien, of overall, most NCAA wins Leah Braatz, c Carrie Dolan, p Titles Under Candrea 1997/9845-game winning Leah O'Brien--Academic streak, NCAA best J.Dalton--Academic (2nd) Year Tournament Location 1994 1988 NCAA Mideast Regional Tucson, Ariz. 2001-02 70-game home Susie Parra, p 1989 NCAA No.6 Regional Tempe, Ariz. winning streak Jenny Dalton, 2b Laura Espinoza, ss 1990 NCAA No. 3Regional Tucson, Ariz. 15 consecutive CWS - Leah O'Brien, of nation best Leah Braatz, c 1991 NCAA No.4 Regional Tempe, Ariz. Amy Chellevold, 1b NCAA College W orld Series Oklahoma City, Okla. Leah O'Brien--Academic 1992 NCAA No. 2Regional Tucson, Ariz. 1993 Susie Parra, p 1993 NCAA No. 3Regional Tucson, Ariz. Jamie Heggen, of NCAA College W orld Series Oklahoma City, Okla. Amy Chellevold, 1b (2nd) Jody Pruitt, c (2nd) 1994 NCAA No. 1Regional Tucson, Ariz. Laura Espinoza, ss (2nd) NCAA College W orld Series Oklahoma City, Okla. 1992 Jody Miller-Pruitt, c 1995 NCAA Regional Tucson, Ariz. Debby Day, p 1996 NCAA Regional Tallahassee, Fla. Susie Parra, p (2nd) Jamie Heggen, of (2nd) NCAA College W orld Series Columbus, Ga. Amy Chellevold, 1b (3rd) 1997 NCAA Regional Tucson, Ariz. 1991 NCAA College W orld Series Oklahoma City, Okla. Julie Standering, ss Julie Jones, 1b (2nd) 1998 NCAA Region 1 Tucson, Ariz. Debby Day, p (3rd) 1999 NCAA Region 2 Tucson, Ariz. 1990 2000 NCAA Region 2 Tucson, Ariz. Vivian Holm, of Julie Jones, ut (2nd) 2001 NCAA Region 1 Tucson, Ariz. Nicki Dennis, 3b (3rd) NCAA College W orld Series Oklahoma City, Okla. 1988 Teresa Cherry, p (2nd) 2002 NCAA Region 2 Minneapolis, Minnesota

ARIZONA 2003 - 19 Assistant Coach Larry Ray

Assistant Coach Larry Ray enters his second AA state championship his first consecutive season with the Wildcats but has season. He also coached BCHS to an Arizona heritage and brings more than 25 consecutive titles in his last two years years of coaching experience to the staff. with 20-1 and 24-1 marks. Ray was an assistant coach at Arizona A graduate of Idaho State during the 1986-1995 seasons, helping guide University, Ray lettered as a second teams that claimed NCAA titles in 1991, baseman in baseball and wide 1993, and 1994. receiver and kicker in football. He Before returning to Arizona in 2002, Ray was head coach at the University was selected a District 7 All- of Florida where he established the program and compiled a 169-106 American as an infielder in 1972. He record in his four years of competition. The Gators made the post-season lettered two years in football and one tournament and were ranked in the top 25 two of the four years during his year in baseball at West Valley Junior tenure. College in Campbell, Calif. (Now in He is perhaps known best for the 1998 campaign in which Ray led Saratoga) in 1968-69 before Florida to a 47-22 season, claiming the Southeastern regular-season title, transferring to ISU. He was the football scoring leader for California junior the SEC Eastern Division title and the Gator’s first-ever trip to the NCAA colleges in 1969. Region 6 Championship. Along the way, Ray earned Southeastern Ray played in five World tournaments in competitive fast-pitch as a Conference Coach of the Year honors. middle infielder. He has produced a number of successful instructional videos After a year of recruiting and developing team processes for the new on coaching techniques for slap hitting and the short game. Florida program in 1996, Ray led the Gators to a 42-25 inaugural season Ray and his wife, Dawn, have a daughter, Bree, 11, and son, Taylor, 10. record (16-8 SEC) in 1997, including a third-place finish in the SEC Eastern Division and a trip to the SEC Tournament Championship game. Larry Ray Head Coaching Record Florida also split with nationally-ranked rivals Florida State and South 1996 Florida (non-competition year) Florida and defeated No. 12 Oklahoma State, while playing a challenging 1997 Florida 42-25 schedule that included five College World Series teams. 1998 Florida 47-22, SEC title, SEC Division title, He works primarily with left-handed slap hitters, the outfield and SEC Coach of the Year recruiting at Arizona. 1999 Florida 34-29 Ray compiled a 70-13 record in four years as coach at Boulder City, 2000 Florida 46-30 Nev., High School from 1982 to 1985. He took over a program that won Totals 169-106 (.615) two games the previous year and guided it to a 17-3 mark and the Class

Assistant Coach Nancy Evans

Evans, 27, will complete a full decade NCAA chart. It remains the best winning with the Arizona program this year. A percentage in NCAA history. She won 10 former National Player of the Year award games at the most critical time of the year winner, she enters her third season as a full- — in College World Series action over four time assistant coach on the UA staff. She also years — against two losses, one in the 1998 worked with the program as a volunteer title game. assistant in the 1999-2000 seasons, and was Only two other Arizona players — All one of the top players in the game from American shortstop Julie Standering in the 1994 to 1998. 1980s and All-American Toni Mascarenas in Her duties involve considerable the late 1990s — played more games in a practice-session work with Arizona’s pitchers, Wildcat uniform than Evans. She did it in infielders and hitters, and game-day pitching strategy. the circle, at third base, shortstop or second, During the 2002 season, ceremonies at Hillenbrand Stadium marked and was a good enough batter to be the the enshrinement of Evans’ jersey No. 13 on the outfield fence, testimony designated player numerous times. to the winning heritage she brings the program. She finished her career in a number of She took home a mountain of hardware as a top player in the game top-10 Arizona offensive record categories, including hits, doubles, home throughout her career, marked by a redshirt year for injury in 1996. runs, runs batted in and walks. Notable among her honors was the 1998 Honda Softball Award as the Evans played on the USA National team in 1997 when her team won the National Player of the Year, first-team All-America honors for two gold medal in the Pan Am Games. In 1998, she went on to play overseas in consecutive years, Academic All-America honors, All-College World Series Italy where she played in the European Championships. In 1999, she honors, College World Series Most Valuable Player. Her Wildcat teams continued her professional career with the WPSL (Women’s Professional won three national championships. Fastpitch League) as a member of the Tampa Bay Firestix and won a Evans tied her own single-season record with a 36-2 mark in 1998, national championship. striking out 255 and recording a 0.98 earned run average. She finished her Evans graduated from the in 1998 with a degree career with a record of 124-8, No. 1 on UA’s chart and then No. 3 on the in psychology. She is engaged to Steve Fesperman.

ARIZONA SOFTBALL 2003 - 20 2002 Review

ARIZONA SOFTBALL 2003 - 21 Arizona’s Record in NCAA Play Arizona has a 89-24 overall record in NCAA Tournament games. Arizona is 46-6 in NCAA Regional games. 2002 Review Arizona is 43-18 in NCAA College World games. Arizona has won at least one game in 14 different College Arizona finished the 2002 season with a 55-12 overall record and World Series. a 15-6 mark in the Pac-10 Conference. The Cats made their 10th appear- ance in the national championship game and their 15th consecutive Strength of Schedule appearance in the College World Series, the longest active string of Arizona played 36 regular-season games against teams picked for appearances and second-most all time. Head coach Mike Candrea won his the NCAA Tournament and was 27-9 in those games. The Cats were 15-3 900th game during the 2002 season, becoming one of only five coaches in against others and 12-6 against Pac-10 teams selected for NCAA action. the history of the game to do so. Against ranked teams, Arizona posted a 26-9 record in 2002. The final coaches poll says it best - the Pacific-10 Conference had seven of eight Regional Champs Mark teams in the rankings, including the top three. UA finished 4-1 in NCAA Region 2 play in Minneapolis, Minn, to win its 15th consecutive NCAA Regional and advance to the CWS. 2002 Winning Streaks Arizona defeated Boston University, 4-1, Penn State, 4-3 and DePaul, 2-0. Arizona had a three-season 70-game home winning streak, its Arizona lost to DePaul 0-6 but ultimately defeated DePaul, 1-0, to advance best in history, snapped by UCLA on April 7. The same game also saw to the College World Series. It was UA=s 16th consecutive NCAA appear- pitcher Jennie Finch’s personal NCAA-record winning streak end at 60 ance. games. The team’s home winning streak dated back to a loss versus Stanford on April 9, 2000. The Cats had a 2002 season-best overall winning streak At the World Series of 20 games. Arizona made it to the championship by beating Nebraska, 1-0, in the opening round and Arizona State, 1-0, in a quarterfinal contest. Arizona Home Softball Attendance Senior Jennie Finch pitched shutouts in both games. Arizona then beat Arizona set home attendance records in 2002 with an average Florida State, 6-2, to get reach the title game. Before the runs scored by crowd of 1,755 and a total draw of 49,140. The Wildcats drew the single- FSU, Finch had tossed 27 consecutive scoreless innings in WCWS play, game record for the April 7, 2002, game against UCLA, with a 3,161 fans spanning the 2001-02 seasons. Arizona faced California in the title game in the ballpark. Arizona also had several crowds displace others in its all- and Cal senior Jocelyn Forest threw her second one-hitter of the year to time Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium top 10 crowds list- the No. 3 crowd help the Bears earn a 6-0 victory over the Cats. of 2,987 for the April 30 ASU game, the No. 5 crowd of 2,773 for the April 5 Washington game and the seventh-largest crowd of 2,739 for the Nifty 50 May 4 Stanford game. The Cats led the nation in total attendance in 2001 Arizona won 50 games for the 12th time in school history and the at 46,499. 12th time in coach Mike Candrea’s 17 seasons as head coach. Arizona’s highest victories total was a then-NCAA-record 67-4 mark in 1998. Going, Going, Gone Candrea also has four other 60+ seasons - 66-6 in 1995, 65-4 in 2001, 64-3 Arizona didn’t close in on its own NCAA record of 126 home in 1994 and 61-5 in 1997. run set in 2001 but managed to hit 93 homers in 2002, which is the fourth-highest total in school history and among NCAA bests. Leneah National Player of the Year Manuma led the way with 21 home runs, followed by Lovieanne Jung and Jennie Finch was named winner of the Honda Softball Award as Jennie Finch each with 16, Jackie Coburn with 14, Mackenzie Vandergeest the national player of the year for the second consecutive season. She with 12 and Jenny Gladding with 11. finished the season with a 34-6 record and an earned run average of 0.97. Finch established an NCAA record in 2002 by winning 60 consecutive Arizona’s 2002 College World Series Lineup games over three seasons. Finch also set a UA record with 366 strikeouts. Lovieanne Jung-ss Offensively, she had a .311 batting average and 56 RBI, hitting 16 home Courtney Fossatti-lf runs. Jennie Finch-1b/p Leneah Manuma-1b/dp All-NCAA Tournament Honors Mackenzie Vandergeest-c UA placed five players on the All-Region 2 Team B senior Jackie Coburn-3b pitcher/first baseman Jennie Finch, senior outfielder Meaghan Finnerty, Jenny Gladding-dp/p sophomore catcher Mackenzie Vandergeest, freshman outfielder Courtney Crystal Farley-cf Fossatti, and sophomore pitcher/DP Jenny Gladding. Meaghan Finnerty-rf Lisha Ribellia-2b All-American Honors All-American Honors Off the bench: Two Arizona players earned National Fastpitch Coaches Carrie Hagen-of/pr/ph Association All-America honors. Senior pitcher Jennie Finch earned first- Candace Abrams-of/ph team honors for the third consecutive year, and sophomore first baseman Allyson Von Liechtenstein-of/pr Leneah Manuma earned first-team honors for the second consecutive year. Rebekah Quiroz-pr/inf The Wildcats have had at least one player selected for first-team All- America honors since 1990. Arizona 2002 Notes ...Arizona has hit home runs in six of its last seven Women’s College World Post-season Habit Series games... UA hit two or more home runs in 27 games in 2002... Arizona appeared in its 15th consecutive College World Series and Arizona was 11-4 in games decided by one run in 2002... The Cats were 16th consecutive NCAA tournaments under coach Mike Candrea. Arizona 28-3 in games decided by five or more runs... California=s six-run outburst also played in the 1974 and 1975 College World Series of the former in the seventh inning of the NCAA Championship game was the most runs Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women under coach Judy Spray scored by a team in a single inning against Arizona all year. and in 1977 and 1979 under coach Ginny Parrish. Arizona was a regional host 11 times - in 1988, 1990, 1992-95, 1997-2001.

ARIZONA SOFTBALL 2003 - 22 2002 Arizona Softball Schedule, Results

Overall: 55-12 Pac-10: 15-6 Home: 33-1way: A 9-8 Neutral: 16-4 Awayneutral): (inc 22-11 vs. Ranked: 27-9

Date Opponent (rank) Atten. Score/Inn WP LP Hits 2-1 Alabama (13) 1098 8-2 Finch Laird 13/3 2-2 Alabama (13) 1067 13-5 /6 Gladding Wright, E 14/6 2-3 Alabama (13) 1014 11-1 /5 Finch Wright, J 12/4 2-8 #Southwest Texas (17) 400 10-1 /5 Gladding Blair 12/1 2-8 #Texas 500 3-0 Finch Osterman 3/2 2-9 #CS Fullerton (10) 450 9-1 Finch Robitaille 7/2 2-9 #Miss. State 400 1-7 Whitehead Gladding 8/3 2-10 #UMass (24) 350 1-0 Finch Holtz 7/3 2-10 #Wisconsin 350 0-3 Kirchberg Gladding 4/7 2-15 $Louisville 1776 6-2 Gladding Herold 9/3 2-15 $Notre Dame (14) A 3-0 Finch Stenglein 5/3 2-16 $South Fla. (25) 1873 10-0 /5 Gladding Trowell 8/1 2-16 $Auburn A 4-0 Finch Lofton 4/2 2-17 $N.Mex. State 1720 8-0 /6 Finch Knight 8/0 2-22 %E. Michigan 16271-0 1 /5 Gladding Brown 12/2 2-22 %San Jose St. A 8-0 /5 Finch Forbes 10/2 2-23 %Drake 1721 12-2 /5 Gladding Markham 10/5 2-23 %Northern Iowa A 12-2 /5 Finch Philip s 12/2 2-24 %CS-Northridge 2136 6-0 Finch Richardson 10/3 2-27 E. Michigan 813 10-0 /5 Gladding Anderson 8/2 3-1 ^S. Mississippi 977 18-0 /5 Gladding Gonzales 12/2 3-1 ^Hawaii A 5-1 Finch Oronez 10/4 3-2 ^E. Michigan 1019 9-0 /6 Gladding Anderson 9/3 3-2 ^Evansville A 8-0 /5 Finch Markle 9/0 3-3 ^Long Beach St. 1622 4-1 Gladding Knoff 6/2 3-5 Boston College 741 13-1 Gladding Ryan 8/4 3-6 Boston College 878 9-0 /5 Finch 14-0 Daly 8/1 3-14 &Texas Tech 323 8-0 Gladding Blair 9/1 3-14 &Notre Dame 550 7-0 Finch Wisen 7/0 3-15 &CS-Northridge 515 3-4 Richardson Gladding 7/7 3-16 &La.-Lafayette (18) 500 1-0 Finch Mitchell 4/1 3-16 &Arizona State (8) 1075 0-3 Beach Gladding 8/5 3-22 La.-Lafayette (18) 1577 6-2 Finch Parrott 6/4 3-23 La.-Lafayette (18) 17278-0 /6 Gladding Mitchell 12/3 3-24 La.-Lafayette (18) 1141 7-2 Finch Coronado 11/7 3-29 *at Arizona State (6) 1614 2-0 Finch Beach 2/4 3-30 *at Arizona State (6) 1281 10-1 /5 Gladding Beach 11/7 4-5 *Washington (10) 2773 1-0 Gladding Scott 5/6 4-6 *UCLA (1) 2606 3-2 Finch Freed 4/7 4-7 *UCLA (1) 3161 5-6 Goerl Finch 8/8 4-12 *at Oregon State (14) 667 4-0 Finch Hoffman 6/5 4-13 *at Oregon 165 2-0 Finch Kontra 5/1 4-14 *at Oregon 292 8-1 Gladding McMurren 8/2 4-16 Oklahoma State-n 973 4-2 Gladding Bay 7/5 4-17 Oklahoma-n (9) 1403 1-0 Finch Keiter 4/3 4-19 *at Stanford (3) 567 2-1 Finch Nyberg 2/3 4-20 *at California (8) 400 2-5 Anderson Finch 4/8 4-21 *at California (8) 365 1-2 Forest Gladding 1/5 4-26 *Oregon 1127 11-3 /5 Gladding McMurren 13/5 4-27 *Oregon State (14) 2211 7-0 Finch Hunter 9/3 4-28 *Oregon State (14) 2171 2-1 Finch Draper 5/4 4-30 *Arizona State (5) 2987 5-3 Finch Beach 7/6 5-3 *California (6) 2261 3-0 Finch Forest 7/3 5-4 *Stanford (7) 2739 3-2 Gladding Nyberg 7/5 5-5 *Stanford (7) 2577 6-1 Finch LeCocq 9/2 5-10 *at UCLA (1) 1190 2-4 Goerl Finch 6/6 5-11 *at Washington (6) 1277 1-3 Scott Gladding 5/7 5-11 *at Washington (6) A 2-3 Boek Finch 6/4 5-16 !Boston University 200 4-1 Gladding Horrick 9/2 5-17 !Penn State 429 4-3 Gladding Hanson 9/7 5-18 !DePaul (16) 512 2-0 Finch Chouinard 8/4 5-19 !DePaul (16) 310 0-6 Chouinard Finch 7/7 5-19 !DePaul (16) 300 8-0 /5 Finch Chouinard 8/2 5-23 =Nebraska (7) 3473 1-0 Finch James 3/3 5-25 =Arizona State (4) 3823 1-0 /8 Finch Beach 4/1 5-26 =Florida State (21) 4465 6-2 /11 Finch Malerich 9/5 5-27 =California (5) 5055 0-6 Forest Finch 1/6 Total Home Attendance: 49,140-28 dates. Average crowd: 1755 # Fiesta Bowl Tournament; $ Arizona Softball Classic; % Wildcat Invitational; ^ Hillenbrand Invitational; & Kia Klassic, Regional !NCAA Tournament, =WCWS * Pacific-10 Conference game

ARIZONA SOFTBALL 2003 - 23 Final 2002 Arizona Softball Statistics

Record: 55-12 Home: 33-1 Away: 6-7 Neutral: 16-4 Pacific-10: 15-6

HITTING Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF-SH SB-A PO A E FLD% Rebekah Quiroz .625 38-1 8 8500015.625 0 0 0 .625 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 .500 Lovieanne Jung .364 67-67 206 64 75 13 2 16 40.680 140 44 3 28 .480 1-0 9-10 103 95 12 .943 Courtney Fossatti .342 48-48 152 27500857 52 .375 12 2 24 .398 0-6 0-1 42 3 0 1.000 Allyson Von Liechtenstein .321 47-37 81 25 26000626.321 11 2 23 .415 0-2 7-9 17 0 1 .944 Jennie Finch .311 67-67 190 43 59 8 0 16 56 115 .605 37 0 36 .421 1-9 1-1 92 65 5 .969 Leneah Manuma .310 67-67 168 36 52 5 0 21 70 120 .714 41 16 40 .478 3-3 0-0 242 8 2 .992 Mackenzie Vandergeest .307 67-67 192 42 59 14 0 12 50 109 .568 30 4 45 .410 1-2 2-2 577 60 4 .994 Candace Abrams .293 42-21 82 12 24002830.366 3 0 25 .318 0-2 0-0 10 0 0 1.000 Crystal Farley .267 62-60 120 18010534 32 .283 10 0 31 .323 0-4 2-2 35 3 2 .950 Carrie Hagen .253 50-24 75 24 19210223.307 9 0 17 .333 0-0 6-9 11 4 0 1.000 Jackie Coburn .250 66-65 176 23 44 4 1 14 49 92 .523 20 8 53 .351 1-0 1-1 61 104 8 .954 Jenny Gladding .224 64-64 174 22 39 5 0 11 41 77 .443 22 2 60 .313 3-0 0-0 7 20 2 .931 Lisha Ribellia .204 67-66 49 14200312 10 .245 2 3 18 .278 0-1 4-6 102 71 8 .956 Meaghan Finnerty .109 35-15 46 7500138.174 7 3 16 .268 0-1 0-0 12 2 0 1.000 Totals .291 67 1719 365 501 58 5 93 342 848 .493 248 43 416 .392 10-30 32-41 1311 436 45 .975 Opponents .163 67 1506 98 246 34 3 26 90 364 .242 166 21 576 .255 3-39 16-43 1245 411 80 .954

LOB - Team (442), Opp (328). DPs turned - Team (10), Opp (21). CI - Team (1), Vandergeest 1, Opp (1). IBB - Team (14), Manuma 6, Finch 4, Vandergeest 2, Jung 2, Opp (8). Picked off - Fossatti 1.

PITCHING 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 Jennie Finch 0.97 34 6 43 39 36 21 1 1 273.1 136 46 38 82 366 16 3 12 929 .146 11 10 1 0 22 Jenny Gladding 1.88 21 6 31 28 24 7 1 0 163.2 110 52 44 84 210 18 0 14 577 .191 4 11 0 3 17 Totals 1.31 55 12 67 67 60 29 1 1 437.0 246 98 82 166 576 34 3 26 1506 .163 15 21 1 3 39 Opponents 5.40 12 55 67 67 32 4 1 2 415.0 501 365248 320 416 58 5 93 1719 .291 27 43 0 10 30

PB - Team (4), Vandergeest 4, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (0), Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Vandergeest (16-42), Gladding). (7-22), Finch(9-21

FIELDING Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Courtney Fossatti, of 45 42 3 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 Carrie Hagen, of 15 11 4 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 Meaghan Finnerty, of 14 12 2 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 Candace Abrams, of 10 10 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 Mackenzie Vandergeest, c 641 577 60 4 .994 1 16 26 .381 4 1 Leneah Manuma, 1b 252 242 8 2 .992 4 0 0 - 0 0 Jennie Finch, p/1b 162 92 65 5 .969 2 9 12 .429 0 0 Lisha Ribellia, 2b 181 102 71 8 .956 7 0 0 - 0 0 Jackie Coburn, 3b 173 61 104 8 .954 3 0 0 - 0 0 Crystal Farley, of 40 35 3 2 .950 1 0 0 - 0 0 Allyson Von Liechtenstein, of 18 17 0 1 .944 0 0 0 - 0 0 Lovieanne Jung, ss 210 103 95 12 .943 4 0 0 - 0 0 Jenny Gladding, p 29 7 20 2 .931 0 7 15 .318 0 0 Rebekah Quiroz, 2b 2 0 1 1 .500 0 0 0 - 0 0 Totals 1792 1311 436 45 .975 10 16 27 .372 4 1 Opponents 1736 1245 411 80 .954 21 32 9 .780 9 1

ARIZONA SOFTBALL 2003 - 24 History & Tradition

ARIZONA SOFTBALL 2003 - 25 Arizona Softball Year-by-Year Arizona's Games in Year Record Conference Coach Postseason 1974 11-3 - Judy Spray 7th (AIAW CWS) the NCAA Tournament 1975 13-8 - Judy Spray 8th (AIAW CWS) NCAA Record: 82-22; CWS: 40-17; Regionals: 42-5 1976 21-7 - Judy Spray 1977 22-14 6-2 Ginny Parrish 2nd (AIAW CWS) 1987 At-Large Regional, Tempe Arizona: 1978 16-11 3-6 Ginny Parrish Arizona State 4, Arizona 3 1979 44-15 15-3 (1st) Ginny Parrish 13th (AIAW CWS) Arizona State 5, Arizona 0 1980 23-23 2-14 (5th) Rocky LaRose 1988 Mideast Regional, Tucson, Ariz.: 1981 24-20 5-11 Paula Noel Arizona 5, Minnesota 0 1982 21-20 6-14 (4th-tie) Paula Noel South Carolina 1, Arizona 0 1983 20-24 7-12 Paula Noel Arizona 1, South Carolina 0 1984 28-16 5-5 (4th) Paula Noel Arizona 4, South Carolina 3 1985 17-16 5-7 (5th) Paula Noel College World Series, San Jose: 1986 27-13-1 5-6-1 (3rd) Mike Candrea Arizona 1, Adelphi 0 1987 42-18 6-4 (3rd-tie) Mike Candrea NCAA Regional (tied ninth) Arizona 4, Cal Poly-Pomona 1 1988 54-18 15-5 (2nd) Mike Candrea tied 3rd (NCAA CWS) UCLA 5, Arizona 0 1989 48-19 11-9 (3rd) Mike Candrea tied 3rd (NCAA CWS) Fresno State 4, Arizona 0 1990 49-17 12-6 (2nd) Mike Candrea tied 7th (NCAA CWS) 1989 Region 6, Tempe, Ariz.: 1991 56-16 11-9 (4th) Mike Candrea NCAA Champions Arizona 8, Utah State 3 1992 58-7 16-2 (1st) Mike Candrea NCAA Runner-up (CWS) Arizona 3, Arizona State 2 (8 innings) 1993 44-8 15-3 (2nd) Mike Candrea NCAA Champions, No. 1 ranking Arizona 3, Arizona State 0 1994 64-3 23-1 (1st) Mike Candrea No. 1 ranking throughout year, College World Series, San Jose: NCAA Champions Arizona 12, Fresno State 0 (5 innings) 1995 66-6 24-4 (1st) Mike Candrea No. 1 ranking 11 weeks Oklahoma State 4, Arizona 0 (8 innings) 3rd Pac-10 title, No. 1 seed Arizona 4, Oregon 0 NCAA Runnerup (CWS) UCLA 3, Arizona 0 1996 58-9 23-5 (2nd) Mike Candrea NCAA Champions, No. 1 ranking 1990 Region 3, Tucson, Arizona: 1997 61-5 26-1 (1st) Mike Candrea NCAA Champions, No. 1 ranking Arizona State 1, Arizona 0 10th consecutive College World Series Arizona 1, Arizona State 0 4th Pac-10 title Arizona 9, Arizona State 5 1998 64-3 27-1 (1st) Mike Candrea Fifth Pac-10 title, No. 1 all year, No. 1 seed College World Series, Oklahoma City: 11th consecutive College World Series Oklahoma State 3, Arizona 0 1999 53-16 19-9 (2nd) Mike Candrea Program's 1,000 victory; Fresno State 1, Arizona 0 Candrea won his 700th game 1991 Region 4, Tempe Ariz.: 12th consecutive CWS (nation-best streak) Arizona 4, Arizona State 2 2000 59-9 16-4 (2nd) Mike Candrea Candrea won 800th game; No. 2 ranking; 13th Arizona 4, Arizona State 0 consecutive CWS (nation-best streak) College World Series, Oklahoma City: 2001 65-4 19-2 (1st) Mike Candrea Sixth Pac-10 title, No. 1 seed, NCAA Arizona 1, UNLV 0 (13 innings) Champions Arizona 1, UCLA 0 ( 9 innings) 2002 55-12 15-6 (2nd) Mike Candrea 15th consecutive WCWS, No. 1 ranking, Arizona 1, Long Beach State 0 (8 innings) Candrea won 900th game Fresno State 1, Arizona 0 (8 innings) Total 1,186-361 (.767) Arizona 5, UCLA 1 - TITLE GAME 1992 Region 2, Tucson, Ariz.: Arizona 1, Michigan 0 Conference History, Records Arizona 8, Mighigan 0 College World Series, Oklahoma City: 1974-1979 24-11 Intermountain Conference Long Beach State 1, Arizona 0 1980-1985 30-63 Western Collegiate Athletic Association Arizona 1, Kansas 0 (17 innings) 1986 5-6-1 Pacific-West Conference Arizona 2, California 1 1987-present 324-82 Pacific-10 Conference Arizona 1, Fresno State 0 UCLA 1, Arizona 0 - TITLE GAME 1993 Region 3, Tucson, Arizona: Arizona 1, Arizona State 0 Arizona 7, Arizona State 2 Arizona vs. NCAA Opponents College World Series, Oklahoma City: Arizona 6, Long Beach State 0 Arizona 2, Southwestern La. 1 (10 innings) Team NCAA CWS Team NCAA CWS Arizona 1, Oklahoma State 0 Adelphi 1-0 1-0 Nebraska 6-0 1-0 Southwestern La. 1, Arizona 0 Arizona State 9-3 1-0 Nevada-Las Vegas 2-0 2-0 Arizona 1, UCLA 0 - TITLE GAME Boston University 1-0 – Niagara University 1-0 0-0 1994 Region 1, Tucson, Ariz.: California 4-1 4-1 Ohio University 1-0 – Arizona 7, Canisius 0 Cal Poly Pomona 1-0 1-0 Oklahoma 1-1 1-1 Arizona 5, Texas A&M 0 Cal State Fullerton 2-0 1-0 Oklahoma State 3-2 3-2 Arizona 6, Texas A&M 0 Cal State Northridge 1-0 1-0 Oregon 1-0 1-0 College World Series, Oklahoma City: Canisius 1-0 – Pacific 2-0 0-0 Arizona 8, Illinois Chicago 0 (5 innings) DePaul 2-2 0-1 Penn State 1-0 – Arizona 3, Fresno State 0 East Carolina 1-0 – Princeton 1-0 1-0 Arizona 5, UCLA 2 Florida State 4-0 1-0 Rider 1-0 – Arizona 4, Cal State Northridge 0 - TITLE Fresno State 4-5 4-5 South Carolina 2-1 – GAME Illinois-Chicago 1-0 1-0 Southern Mississippi 0-1 0-1 1995 Tucson, Ariz., Regional: Iowa 2-0 2-0 Southwest Texas State 2-0 1-0 Arizona 8, Ohio Univ. 0 (5 innings) Kansas 2-0 1-0 Southwestern Louisiana 1-1 1-1 Arizona 9, Nebraska 1 (6 innings) Long Beach State 2-1 2-1 Texas A&M 2-0 – Arizona 15, Florida State 0 (5 innings) Maryland 2-1 – Troy State 1-0 – College World Series, Oklahoma City: Massachusetts 2-0 1-0 UCLA 8-4 8-4 Arizona 9, Princeton 1 (5 innings) Michigan 2-0 – Utah State 1-0 – Arizona 11, CS-Fullerton 0 (5 innings) Middle Tennessee State 1-0 – Washington 2-1 2-1 Arizona 8, UNLV (6 innings) Minnesota 1-0 – Totals 86-23 43-18 UCLA 4, Arizona 2 - TITLE GAME

ARIZONA SOFTBALL 2003 - 26 Jamie Wheat 6 1987 Regina Rawson 6 1979 Arizona's Games in All-Time Records 8. A. McCutcheon 5 1997, 1998 Nicole Giordano 5 1998 Batting Average-Season (100 AB) Jamie Heggen 5 1991 the NCAA Tournament AB H Avg. Year Jody Miller 5 1991 1. A. McCutcheon 247 132 .534 1997 Julie Jones 5 1991 1996 Tallahassee, Fla., Regional: 2. Amy Chellevold 242 122 .504 1994 Rocky LaRose 5 1979 Arizona 8, Troyate St 0 (5 innings) 3. Alison McCutcheon 239 117 .490 1998 Gail Davenport 5 1977 Arizona 9, Florida State 6 4. Jenny Dalton 179 84 .469 1996 Triples-Career Arizona 10, Florida State 3 5. Leah O’Brien 212 99 .467 1997 1. A. McCutcheon 22 95-98 College World Series, Columbus, Ga. 6. Alison McCutcheon 209 94 .450 1996 2. Jamie Heggen 18 91-92 Arizona 5, Iowa 2 (7 innings) 7. Amy Chellevold 253 112 .443 1995 Julie Winkleplek 17 79-81 Arizona 4, UCLA 0 (7 innings) 8. Lauren Bauer 186 82 .441 1998 4. Dee Dinota 10 81-84 Arizona 10, Iowa 2 (6 innings) 9. Laura Espinoza 231 101 .437 1994 Regina Rawson 10 79-82 Arizona 6, Washington 4 (7 innings) - Nicole Giordano 225 98 .436 2000 TITLE GAME Gail Davenport 10 76-79 1997 Tucson, Ariz., Regional: Batting Average - Career (225 AB) 7. Jody Pruitt 9 90-93 Arizona 11, Rider 2 (5 innings) AB H Avg. Years Barb Garcia 9 78-81 Arizona 2, Nebraska 0 1. Alison McCutcheon 869 405 .466 95-98 Amy Chellevold 9 92-95 Arizona 5, Nebraska 1 2. Leah O’Brien 790 338 .428 93-97 10. Julie Jones 8 89-91 College World Series, Oklahoma City: 3. Amy Chellevold 894 371 .415 92-95 Kristin Gauthier 8 88-91 Arizona 2, Massachusetts 1 4. Jenny Dalton 707 291 .412 93-96 Jamie Wheat 8 84-88 Arizona 2, UCLA 0 5. Nicole Giordano 873 359 .411 98-2001 Rocky LaRose 8 78-79 Fresno State 3, Arizona 0 Lauren Bauer 850 349 .411 98-2001 Home Runs-Season Arizona 6, Fresno State 3 7. Leah Braatz 779 297 .381 94-98 1. Laura Espinoza 37 1995 Arizona 10, UCLA 2 (5 innings) - TITLE GAME 8. Leticia Pineda 635 238 .375 95-98 2. Laura Espinoza 30 1994 1998 Tucson, Ariz. Regional: 9. Laura Espinoza 792 290 .366 92-95 3. Jenny Dalton 28 1995 Arizona 14, Niagara 0 (5 innings) 10. Toni Mascarenas 805 293 .364 98-2001 4. Toni Mascarenas 25 2001 Arizona 10, Pacific 0 (5 innings) Hits-Season Jenny Dalton 25 1996 Arizona 7, Pacific 0 1. Alison McCutcheon 132 1997 Leah Braatz 25 1998 College World Series, Oklahoma City: 2. Amy Chellevold 122 1994 7. Leah Braatz 21 1995 Arizona 1, Oklahoma State 0 3. Alison McCutcheon 117 1998 Leah Braatz 21 1997 Arizona 8, Washington 0 (5 innings) 4. Amy Chellevold 112 1995 Leneah Manuma 21 2002 Arizona 5, Oklahoma State 0 5. Lauren Bauer 104 2001 10. Leticia Pineda 20 1998 Fresno State 1, Arizona 0 - 5. Leah O’Brien 101 1995 M. Vandergeest 20 2001 TITLE GAME Laura Espinoza 101 1995 12. Leneah Manuma 19 2001 1999 Tucson, Ariz. Regional: 7. Leah O’Brien 99 1997 13. Leah Braatz 18 1994 Arizona 9, East Carolina 1 (5 innings) Nicole Giordano 98 2000 14. Leticia Pineda 16 1997 Arizona 8, Southwest Texas State 0 9 Alison McCutcheon 94 1996 Jenny Dalton 16 1995 Maryland 7, Arizona 3 Nicole Giordano 93 1999 Jennie Finch 16 2000 Arizona 6, Kansas 1 Lindsey Collins 16 2000 Arizona 10, Maryland 0 (5 innings) Hits-Career Jennie Finch 16 2002 Arizona 8, Maryland 0 (5 innings) 1. Alison McCutcheon 405 95-98 Lovie Jung 16 2002 College World Series, Oklahoma City: 2. Amy Chellevold 371 92-95 Arizona 3, California 0 3. Nicole Giordano 359 98-2001 Home Runs-Career Washington 3, Arizona 0 4. Lauren Bauer 349 98-2001 1. Leah Braatz 85 94-98 DePaul 1, Arizona 0 5. Leah O’Brien 338 93-97 Laura Espinoza 85 92-95 2000 Tucson, Ariz. Regional: 6. Leah Braatz 297 94-98 3. Jenny Dalton 76 93-96 Arizona 8, Middle Tennessee 0 (6 innings) 7. Toni Mascarenas 293 98-2001 4. Leticia Pineda 52 95-98 Arizona 10, UMass 0 (6 innings) 8. Jenny Dalton 291 93-96 5. Jennie Finch 50 1999-02 Arizona 13, Nebraska 0 (5 innings) 9. Laura Espinoza 290 92-95 5. Toni Mascarenas 43 98-2001 Arizona 5, Nebraska 0 10. Nancy Evans 268 94-98 6. Lindsey Collins 41 98-2001 College World Series, Oklahoma City: 8. Leneah Manuma 40 2001-02 Southern Mississippi 1, Arizona 0 Doubles-Season 9. Mackenzie Vandergeest 32 2001-02 Arizona 6, California 0 1. Leah O’Brien 21 1995 7. Lauren Bauer 28 98-01 Arizona 4, Washington 2 2. Jenny Dalton 18 1994 Oklahoma 1, Arizona 0 3. Toni Mascarenas 17 1998 Runs Batted In-Season 2001 Tucson, Ariz. Regional: Toni Mascarenas 17 2000 1. Laura Espinoza 128 1995 Arizona 4, Saint Peter's 2 Leticia Pineda 17 1996 2. Jenny Dalton 109 1996 Arizona 8, Texas Tech 0 (6 innings) 6. Leah O’Brien 16 1994 3. Leah Braatz 100 1998 Arizona 5, CS Fullerton 4 Leah Braatz 16 1997 4. Jenny Dalton 98 1995 Arizona 6, SW Texas St. 2 Leah Braatz 16 1995 5. Leticia Pineda 96 1996 College World Series, Oklahoma City: Laura Espinoza 16 1995 6. Laura Espinoza 95 1994 Arizona 3, California 2 10. Nancy Evans 15 1995 7. Jenny Dalton 91 1994 Arizona 5, Oklahoma 4 Leah Braatz 15 1998 8. Toni Mascarenas 84 2001 Arizona 1, Stanford 0 Nancy Evans 15 1998 9. Leah Braatz 78 1997 10. Leah Braatz 75 1994 Arizona 1, UCLA 0 - TITLE GAME Doubles-Career 2002 Region 2, Minneapolis: 1. Leah Braatz 59 94-98 Runs Batted In-Career Arizona 4, Boston University 1 2. Toni Mascarenas 55 98-2001 1. Jenny Dalton 328 93-96 Arizona 4, Penn State 3 3. Leah O’Brien 53 93-97 2. Leah Braatz 322 94-98 Arizona 2, DePaul 0 4. Laura Espinoza 52 92-95 3. Laura Espinoza 314 92-95 DePaul 6, Arizona 0 5. Nancy Evans 51 94-98 4. Toni Mascarenas 245 98-2001 Arizona 8, DePaul 0 (5 innings) Jenny Dalton 51 93-96 5. Leticia Pineda 240 95-98 College World Series, Oklahoma City: 7. Alison McCutcheon 49 95-98 6. Jennie Finch 195 1999-01 Arizona 1, Nebraska 0 3. Lindsey Collins 43 98-01 6. A. McCutcheon 184 95-98 Arizona 1, Arizona State 0 Jennie Finch 43 99-02 7. Lindsey Collins 183 98-2001 Arizona 6, Florida State 2 (11 innings) 4. Lauren Bauer 41 98-01 8. Leah O’Brien 181 93-97 California 6, Arizona 0 — TITLE GAME 9. Nancy Evans 176 94-98 Triples-Season 10. Vivian Holm 173 87-90 1. Julie Winkleplek 13 1979 2. Jamie Heggen 9 1992 3. A. McCutcheon 6 1996 Andrea Doty 6 1996 Alison McCutcheon 6 1995

ARIZONA SOFTBALL 2003 - 27 Runs Scored-Season At Bats-Career 5. Jody Miller-Pruitt-c 1276 90-93 5. Jenny Dalton 101 1995 1. Amy Chellevold 894 92-95 6. Paige McDowell-1b 1120 84-87 6. Alison McCutcheon 97 1998 2. Nicole Giordano 873 98-2001 7. Lindsey Collins-c 995 98- 7. Amy Chellevold 89 1995 3. A. McCutcheon 869 95-98 8. Stacy Engel-c 682 86-89 8. Leah O’Brien 88 1995 4. Lauren Bauer 850 98-2001 9. Regina Rawson-c 680 79-82 9. Alison McCutcheon 87 1997 5. Vivian Holm 816 87-90 10. Mackenzie Vandergeest-c 671 01-02 10. Jenny Dalton 84 1996 6. Toni Mascarenas 805 98-2001 Assists-Season 11. Lauren Bauer 81 2001 7. Julie Standering 801 88-91 1. Julie Standering 230 1988 12. Leah Braatz 75 1998 8. Laura Espinoza 792 92-95 2. Michelle Churnock 187 1996 Laura Espinoza 75 1995 9. Leah O’Brien 790 93-97 Jenny Dalton 187 1996 10 Jenny Dalton 74 1994 Nancy Evans 790 94-98 Julie Standering 187 1991 Runs Scored-Career Games Played-Season 5. Julie Standering 181 1990 1. Jenny Dalton 293 93-96 1. Leah O’Brien 72 1995 6. Julie Standering 169 1989 2. Alison McCutcheon 289 95-98 Jenny Dalton 72 1995 7. Krista Gomez 166 1996 3. Amy Chellevold 252 92-95 Amy Chellevold 72 1995 8. Heidi Lievens 164 1988 4. Leah Braatz 250 94-98 Laura Espinoza 72 1995 9. Nicki Dennis 163 1989 5. Leah O’Brien 249 93-97 Julie Standering 72 88/91 10. Krista Gomez 160 1995 7. Nicole Giordano 238 98-2001 Jody Miller Pruitt 72 1991 Lauren Bauer 238 98-2001 Stacy Engel 72 1988 Assists-Career 9. Toni Mascarenas 211 98-2001 Jamie Wheat 72 1988 1. Julie Standering 767 88-91 10. Laura Espinoza 202 92-95 9. Toni Mascarenas 71 1998 2. Laura Espinoza 532 92-95 A. McCutcheon 71 1998 3. Heidi Lievens 506 85-88 Stolen Bases/Att-Season 4. Jenny Dalton 474 93-96 Games Played-Career 1. A. McCutcheon 67-70 1998 Toni Mascarenas 409 98-99 2. Vivian Holm 49-53 1987 1. Julie Standering 277 88-91 6 Susie Duarte 382 91-94 3. A. McCutcheon 47-50 1997 2. Toni Mascarenas 276 98-2001 7. Krista Gomez 376 93-96 Lauren Bauer 43-45 1999 3. Nancy Evans 271 94-98 8. Dee Dinota 327 81-84 5. Vivian Holm 41-45 1990 Leah Braatz 271 94-98 9. Stephanie Salcido 352 89-92 Lauren Bauer 38-40 2000 5. Jennie Finch 270 99-2002 10. Michelle Churnock 301 96-99 Lauren Bauer 38-44 2001 6. Lauren Bauer 269 98-2001 8. Amy Chellevold 32-40 1994 7. Nicole Giordano 265 98-2001 Earned Run Average-Season 9. Amy Chellevold 30-33 1995 8. Katie Swan 259 97-00 1. Susie Parra 0.30 1992 10. Amy Chellevold 29-41 1992 9. A. McCutcheon 256 95-98 2. Debby Day 0.38 1992 10. Amy Chellevold 255 92-95 3. Susie Parra 0.43 1991 Stolen Bases-Career 4. Pam Stone 0.45 1982 Fielding Avg.-Season (100 chances) 1. A. McCutcheon 148 95-98 5. Debby Day 0.50 1991 2. Vivian Holm 129 87-90 1. Jody Miller Pruitt-c 1.000 240 1990 6. Teresa CHerry 0.51 1988 3. Lauren Bauer 133 98-2001 Lindsey Collins-c 1.000 585 2001 7. Julie Jones 0.51 1988 4. Amy Chellevold 113 92-95 4. Lindsey Collins-c .998 557 2000 8. Jennie Finch 0.54 2001 5. Nicole Giordano 81 98-2001 4. Amy Chellevold-1b .997 356 1992 9. Susie Parra 0.63 1993 6. Toni Mascarenas 58 98-2001 Leticia Pineda-1b .997 358 1998 10. Ginnie Scheller 0.66 1989 7. Julie Standering 57 88-91 6. Lindsey Collins-c .996 474 1999 8. Kristin Gauthier 52 88-91 Leah Braatz-c .996 268 1995 Earned Run Average-Career 9. Jody Miller-Pruitt 49 90-92 Amy Chellevold-1b .996 866 1995 1. Debbie Day 0.44 91-92 10. Kathy Jo Langford 45 82-85 9. Jody Miller-c .995 397 1991 2. Susie Parra 0.63 91-94 10. Debby Day-p/1b .994 169 1991 3. Pam Stone 0.73 82-84 Walks-Season Julie Jones-p/1b .994 362 1990 4. Ginnie Scheller 0.81 87-90 1. Jenny Dalton 64 1996 Leah O’Brien-1b .994 500 1997 5. Julie Jones 0.85 87-90 2. Jenny Dalton 59 1995 Leneah Manuma-1b .994 173 2001 6. Doreen Juarez 0.89 89-90 3. Leah Braatz 53 1998 Mackenzie Vandergeest-c .994 641 2002 7. Teresa Cherry 0.91 85-88 4. Leah Braatz 45 1997 8. Lisa Bautista 1.02 86-89 Most Recent 1.000 in Outfield (chances) 5. Leah Braatz 44 1995 9. Jennie Finch 1.09 99-2002 Lovie Jung 44 2002 Courtney Fossati (45) 2002 10. Sheryl Kempkes 1.13 83-86 7. Leneah Manuma 41 2002 Carrie Hagen (15) 2002 8. Leticia Pineda 38 1997 Meaghan Finnerty (14) 2002 Victories-Season 9. Jennie Finch 37 2002 Candace Abrams (10) 2002 1. Nancy Evans 36-2 1997 10. Jenny Dalton 35 1992 Chrissy Gil (24) 2000 Nancy Evans 36-2 1998 Jody Miller-Pruitt 35 1992 Nicole Giordano (20) 2000 3. Carrie Dolan 35-6 1996 Toni Mascarenas 35 2001 Lindsay Robinson (15) 1999 4. Jennie Finch 34-6 2002 Chrissy Gil (9) 1998 5. Susie Parra 33-1 1994 Walks-Career Chrissy Gil (14) 1997 Carrie Dolan 33-2 1995 1. Jenny Dalton 178 93-96 Alison Johnsen (43) 1996 7. Jennie Finch 32-0 2001 2. Leah Braatz 173 94-98 Debby Day 32-5 1992 Fielding Avg.-Career (250 Chances) 3. Nancy Evans 112 94-98 Teresa Cherry 32-11 1988 4. Toni Mascarenas 111 98-2001 1. Lindsey Collins .997 1652 98-2001 10. Nancy Evans 31-4 1995 5. Jennie Finch 105 99-2002 2. Amy Chellevold .995 1817 92-95 Becky Lemke 30-7 2000 6. Leticia Pineda 100 95-98 Jody Miller-Pruitt .995 1115 90-92 Debby Day 30-8 1991 7. Leah O’Brien 99 93-97 5. Leah Braatz .991 1491 94-95/97-9813. Jennie Finch 29-2 2000 8. Jody Miller-Pruitt 89 90-92 5. Leah O’Brien .990 675 94-97 Becky Lemke 29-8 2000 9. Laura Espinoza 81 92-95 Putouts-Season 15. Susie Parra 28-3 1993 10. Lindsey Collins 77 98-2001 1. Mackenzie Vandergeest-c 577 2002 Victories-Career At Bats-Season 2 Lindsey Collins-c 550 2001. 1. Nancy Evans 124-8 94-98 1. Amy Chellevold 253 1995 3. Julie Jones-1b/p 537 1989 2. Jennie Finch 119-16 99-02 2. A. McCutcheon 247 1997 4. Amy Chellevold-1b 535 1995 3. Carrie Dolan 103-13 94-97 3. Lauren Bauer 244 2001 6. Lindsey Collins-c 531 2000 4. Becky Lemke 103-19 98-2001 4. Amy Chellevold 242 1994 6. Leah Braatz-c 476 1997 5. Susie Parra 101-9 91-94 5. A. McCutcheon 239 1998 7. Paige McDowell-c 461 1987 6. Teresa Cherry 71-33 85-88 6. Nicole Giordano 235 1999 8. Amy Chellevold-1b 455 1994 7. Debby Day 62-13 91-92 7. Leah O’Brien 233 1995 9. Vivian Holm-1b 451 1988 8. Lisa Bautista 55-21 86-89 Jamie Wheat 233 1988 10. Leah O’Brien-1b 438 1997 9. Jo Longanecker 46-33 79-82 9. Laura Espinoza 231 1995 Putouts-Career 10. Ginnie Scheller 38-12 87-90 10. Nicole Giordano 229 2001 1. Amy Chellevold-1b 1718 92-95 2. Lindsey Collins-c 1545 98-2001 3. Leah Braatz-c 1330 94-98 4. Jule Jones-p/1b 1308 89-91

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