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SOFTBALL 2019 LOUISIANA SOFTBALL HISTORY AND RECORDS BOOK RAGIN’ CAJUNS IN THE WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 1993 – Third Place ASA Hall of Fame Stadium Oklahoma City, Okla. 1993 May 28-31, 1993 The Cajuns advance to the Women’s College World Series for the first time in program history. UL finished third and captured a win over eventual-champion Arizona. 1995 1995 – Fifth Place The second appearance at the ASA Hall of Fame Stadium Women’s College World Series Oklahoma City, Okla. was highlighted by Cheryl May 25-28, 1995 Longeway’s no-hitter in the 1996 – Fifth Place Golden Park Stadium 1996 Columbus, Ga. For the second straight season the May 23-27, 1996 Ragin’ Cajuns advanced to the Women’s College World Series. This year’s WCWS was played in Columbus, Ga. 2003 – Seventh Place 2003 ASA Hall of Fame Stadium The Cajuns earn a berth to Oklahoma City Oklahoma City, Okla. for the first time under co-head coaches May 22-26, 2003 Stefni and Michael Lotief. This trip will be remembered for Danyele Gomez’s mammoth home run off of Texas’ Cat Osterman. 2008 The second trip to OKC under Stefni 2008 – Fifth Place and Michael Lotief’s guidance saw ASA Hall of Fame Stadium the Cajuns defeat No. 1 national Oklahoma City, Okla. seed Florida in the opener. May 29-June 4, 2008 2014 – Seventh Place 2014 ASA Hall of Fame Stadium Louisiana defeated traditional powers Texas Oklahoma City, Okla. (regional) and Arizona (super regional) at May 29-June 4, 2014 Lamson Park to garner the program’s sixth trip to the WCWS. It marked the first time since 1996 that the Cajuns clinched a trip to Oklahoma City on their home field. Cajuns in Final Polls 1990 1992 1994 17. Oklahoma State 8. Massachusetts 2000 18. Pacific 1. UCLA 1. UCLA 1. Arizona 18. Nebraska 9. Colorado State 1. Oklahoma 19. DePaul 2. Fresno State 2. Arizona 2. LOUISIANA 19. Notre Dame 10. Oklahoma State 2. UCLA 20. Oregon State 3. Arizona 3. California 3. Cal State Northridge 20. Nicholls State 11. California 3. Airzona 21. South Florida 4. Long Beach State 4. Fresno State 4. Oklahoma State 21. Sacramento State 12. Missouri 4. Southern Miss 22. Fresno State 5. Cal State Fullerton 5. Cal State Fullerton 5. UCLA 22. Illinois-Chicago 13. LOUISIANA 5. Washington 23. South Carolina 6. Oklahoma State 6. UNLV 6. Fresno State 23. Missouri 14. South Florida 6. Alabama 24. San Diego State 7. LOUISIANA Oklahoma State 7. UNLV 24. Illinois State 15. Long Beach State 7. California 25. Massachusetts 8. Oregon 8. Utah State 8. Hawaii 25. Connecticut 16. Utah 8. DePaul 9. California 9. Florida State 9. Utah 17. Kansas 9. LSU 2003 10. Texas A&M 10. Cal State Northridge 10. Washington 1996 18. Oklahoma 10. Arizona State 1. UCLA 11. San Jose State 11. Kansas 11. Texas A&M 1. Arizona 19. Cal State Northridge Fresno State 2. California 12. Iowa 12. LOUISIANA 12. Oklahoma 2. Washington 20. ULM 12. Oregon State 3. Arizona 13. Kansas 13. San Jose State 13. Indiana 3. UCLA 21. DePaul 13. Michigan 4. Texas 14. Florida State 14. Connecticut 14. Oregon 4. Iowa 22. Central Michigan 14. Nebraska 5. Oklahoma 15. Arizona State 15. South Carolina 15. South Carolina 5. LOUISIANA 23. Arizona State 15. Iowa 6. Washington 16. Connecticut 16. Missouri 16. California 6. California 24. Michigan State 16. Oregon 7. Alabama 17. UNLV 17. Arizona State 17. DePaul 7. Michigan 25. Nebraska 17. Florida State 8. LOUISIANA 18. Indiana 18. Toledo 18. Kansas 8. Fresno State 18. Stanford 9. DePaul New Mexico 19. Long Beach State 19. Illinois-Chicago 9. Cal State Fullerton 1999 19. Cal State Fullerton 10. Cal State Fullerton 20. Missouri 20. Massachusetts 20. Cal State Fullerton 10. South Carolina 1. UCLA 20. Utah 11. Georgia Hofstra 11. Cal State Northridge 2. Washington 21. Mississippi State 12. Michigan 1991 1993 22. Florida State 12. Oklahoma 3. DePaul 22. LOUISIANA 13. Nebraska 1. UCLA 1. UCLA 23. SW Missouri State 13. Florida State 4. California South Carolina 14. Oklahoma State 2. Fresno State 2. Cal State Northridge Iowa 14. Princeton 5. Fresno State 24. Notre Dame 15. LSU 3. Cal State Fullerton 3. Arizona 25. Long Beach State 15. Oklahoma State 6. Arizona 25. Florida 16. Oregon 4. Arizona State 4. Oklahoma State Virginia 16. South Florida 7. Arizona State 17. Iowa 5. UNLV 5. Florida State 17. Nebraska 8. Southern Miss 2001 Texas A&M 6. California 6. UNLV 1995 18. UNLV 9. LOUISIANA 1. Arizona 19. Florida State 7. Arizona 7. Long Beach State 1. UCLA 19. Minnesota 10. Oregon State 2. UCLA 20. Arizona State 8. Iowa 8. LOUISIANA 2. Arizona 20. Long Beach State 11. LSU 3. LSU 21. South Carolina 9. Texas A&M 9. California 3. UNLV 21. Texas A&M 12. Maryland Stanford 22. Southern Illinios 10. Oklahoma State 10. Iowa 4. Cal State Fullerton 22. Nicholls State 13. Illinois-Chicago 5. Oklahoma 23. Stanford 11. Missouri 11. Fresno State 5. LOUISIANA 23. Indiana 14. Michigan State 6. California 24. Michigan State 12. Florida State 12. Kansas 6. Iowa 24. Notre Dame 15. Missouri 7. Iowa 25. South Florida 13. San Jose State 13. Northern Illinois 7. Cal State Northridge 25. Boston 16. Michigan 8. Michigan 14. LOUISIANA 14. Utah State 8. Fresno State 17. Massachusetts 9. Arizona State 2004 15. Minnesota 15. Cal State Fullerton 9. Michigan 1997 18. Texas 10. Alabama 1. UCLA 16. New Mexico 16. Cal State Sacramento 10. Hawaii 1. Arizona 19. South Carolina 11. Notre Dame 2. California 17. South Carolina 17. Michigan 11. Florida State 2. UCLA 20. Nebraska 12. Cal State Fullerton 3. LSU 18. Long Beach State 18. Hofstra 12. Oklahoma 3. Fresno State 21. Hawaii 13. Washington 4. Stanford 19. Michigan 19. Arizona State 13. Princeton 4. Washington 22. Minnesota 14. Nebraska 5. Florida State 5. Iowa 6. Oklahoma 20. Massachusetts 20. Texas A&M 14. California 23. Oklahoma 15. Florida State 15. Washington 6. Michigan 24. Texas Tech 16. Texas State 7. Washington 16. South Carolina 7. South Carolina 25. Oregon 17. LOUISIANA 8. Arizona 4 2019 Ragin’ Cajuns Softball Record Book RaginCajuns.com Cajuns in Final Polls 9 Michigan 2008 19. LSU 11. Missouri 2016 2018 10. LOUISIANA 1. Arizona State 20. Texas A&M 12. LOUISIANA 1. Oklahoma 1. Florida State 11. Georgia 2. Texas A&M 21. Stanford 13. Texas A&M 2. Auburn 2. Washington 12. Oregon 3. Florida 22. Ohio State 14. Kentucky 3. LSU 3. UCLA 13. Alabama 4. Alabama 23. Oklahoma State 15. Florida State 4. Florida State 4. Oklahoma 14. Nebraska 5. UCLA 24. North Carolina 16. UAB 5. Michigan 5. Florida 15. Oregon State 6. LOUISIANA 25. Illinois 17. South Alabama 6. Alabama 6. Oregon 16. South Florida 7. Arizona 18. LSU 7. Georgia 7. Arizona State 17. Illinois 8. Virginia Tech 2011 19. Louisville 8. Florida 8. Georgia 18. Tennessee 9. Michigan 1. Arizona State 20. Baylor 9. UCLA 9. LSU 19. Baylor 10. Oklahoma 2. Florida 21. UCLA 10. Oregon 10. Tennessee Long Beach State 11. Stanford 3. Alabama 22. Stanford 11. James Madison 11. Arizona 21. Hofstra 12. Northwestern 4. Baylor 23. California 12. LOUISIANA 12. South Carolina 22. Georgia Tech 13. Houston 5. California 24. Hawaii 13. Washington 13. Texas A&M 23. Auburn 14. Tennessee 6. Missouri 25. Hofstra 14. Arizona 14. Alabama 24. Southern Illinois 15. Fresno State 7. Oklahoma 15. Missouri 15. Kentucky 25. Fresno State 16. California 8. Oklahoma State 2014 16. Utah 16. Arkansas 17. Georgia 9. Georgia 1. Florida 17. Tennessee 17. Auburn 2005 18. LSU 10. Stanford 2. Alabama 18. Kentucky 18. LOUISIANA 1. Michigan 19. Missouri 11. Arizona 3. Oregon 19. Texas A&M 19. Baylor 2. UCLA 20. North Carolina 12. Washington 4. Baylor 20. Minnesota 20. Long Beach State 3. Tennessee 21. Nevada 13. Kentucky 5. Oklahoma 21. Baylor 21. Minnesota 4. Arizona 22. DePaul 14. Texas A&M 6. Kentucky 22. Fresno State 22. Michigan 5. Texas 23. Long Beach State 15. Oregon 7. Florida State 23. Notre Dame 23. Mississippi State 6. California 24. San Diego State 16. Houston 8. LOUISIANA 24. Florida Atlantic 24. Hofstra 7. Alabama 25. UMass 17. Michigan 9 . UCLA 25. USF 25. Texas State 8. DePaul 18. Tennessee 10. Michigan 9. Georgia 2009 19. UCLA 11. Washington 2017 10. Stanford 1. Washington 20. Texas 12. Tennessee 1. Oklahoma 11. Texas A&M 2. Florida 21. Nebraska 13. Georgia 2. Florida 12. Baylor 3. Alabama 22. LSU 14. Arizona 3. Washington 13. Oklahoma 4. Georgia 23. LOUISIANA 15. Minnesota 4. Oregon 14. Washington 5. Arizona State 24. Tulsa 16. Nebraska 5. UCLA 15. Oregon State 6. Michigan DePaul 17. Arizona State 6. LSU 16. Northwestern 7. Arizona 18. Tulsa 7. Baylor 17. Georgia Tech 8. Missouri 2012 19. Missouri 8. Texas A&M 18. Bethune-Cookman 9. UCLA 1. Alabama 20. Auburn 9. Arizona 19. LOUISIANA 10. Stanford 2. Oklahoma 21. LSU 10. Florida State 20. Missouri 11. California 3. California 22. Notre Dame 11. Tennessee Auburn 12. Ohio State 4. Arizona State 23. South Alabama 12. Alabama 22. Fresno State 13. Georgia Tech 5. Oregon 24. DePaul 13. Auburn 23. Oregon 14. UMass 6. Tennessee 25. Texas A&M 14. Utah 24. Iowa 15. Baylor 7. LSU 15. Minnesota 25. Nebraksa 16. Oklahoma 8. South Florida 2015 16. Ole Miss 17. North Carolina 9. Texas 1. Florida 17. Kentucky 2006 18. Northwestern 10. Georgia 2. Michigan 18. James Madison 1. Arizona 19. LSU 11. Missouri 3.
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