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University of San Diego Media Guide 2001

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SETTING Th e University of San D iego is an independent Catholic institution of higher education. Founded in 1949, USO is located on 180 acres overlooking Miss ion Bay, San D iego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alca la Pa rk and is located just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego and the world famous San Diego Zoo. Historic O ld Town is just minutes away as well. The city of San Diego along with this campus traces their origins to fifteenth century Spain. The campus was named after a Spanish village near Madrid - Alcala de Henares. Founded by the Greeks as Complutum, the village was later renamed Al Kala (the Castle) by the Moslems. Christians recaptured the village centuries later and founded a university, the University of Alcala, whose buildings became the inspiration for USD's style. Both institutions are located on a hill overlooking a river valley. THE CAMPUS The USO campus is regarded as one of the most architecturally unique insti­ tutions in the country, featuring 18 major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th century Spanish Renaissance style. The physical beauty of the campus reaches beyond the "eye of the beholder." Reverend Mother Rosalie Hill, one of the institutions founders, believed in the enhancement of learning through beauty and harmony. Hence for the University, beauty is a transcendental quality imparted to students as part of their education to truth and goodness: a simple but profound educational phi losophy. Since 1984, USO has completed eleven major construction and expansion projects. A five-story parking garage was completed in 1998. The 5,000 seat Jenny Craig Pavilion, USD's new Sports/Activity Center, is due to open in the Fall of 2000; and this past October was the ground breaking ceremony for the Joan B. Kroc Peace Institute. A landscaped } fountain plaza was finished in the fall of 1995, connecting the entrances of the lmmaculata and Hughes Administration Center. In 1992, the university completed the 45,000 square foot Loma Hall, which includes an expanded bookstore, a larger mail center, classrooms and laboratories. ACADEMICS USO enrolls more than 6,800 students (3,900 undergraduate) who have a choice of more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The university's academic units include the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing. Class size generally averages between 18-25 students with the student to teacher ratio being 18:1 . Over 97 percent of USD's full-time faculty hold doctorates. In the annual ratings of the country's colleges and universities, published by U.S. News & World Report, USO moved from the regional to national category in 1994. The univer­ sity is ranked among the top 100 schools in the nation.

DID YOU KNOW? STUDENT LIFE Student activities include cultural events, dances, boat cruises, beach parties, BBQ's, With a donation of $7 million by Sid concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Students participate in a wide and .Jenny Craig, USD received the lead gift range of volunteer projects such as adult literacy tutoring, senior citizen outreach, necessary to proceed with planning its much and house building in Tijuana. The intramural program is also an integral part of needed $17 million Sports/Activities Center. student life on campus with over two-thirds of the USO community partaking in the The pavilion, which is located at the eastern end of campus between Torero Statdium and activities. Cunningham Stadium, includes a ATHLETICS 5,100-seat gymnasium, coaches offices, fitness The University of San Diego is a member of the for nearly center and athletic training facilities, showers all sports and competes in 16 intercollegiate sports on the NCAA Division I level. The and locker rooms, concession stand and football team just completed its sixth season in the Pioneer Football League. Women's reception room. The Monsignor I.B. Eagen Plaza off the Pavilion entry, takes advantage sports include: , crew, cross country, soccer, softball, , and of the view across campus to the ocean. The . Men's sports include: baseball, basketba ll, crew, cross country, , foot­ USD Athletic Hall of Fame is housed in the ba ll, soccer and tennis. Since 1990 USO teams have won 11 conference champion­ facility. The .Jenny Craig Pavilion is home to sh ips; made 26 post-season appearances; had 25 Conference Coaches of the Year; 20 USD's volleyball and men's and women's Conference Players of the Year, 11 Conference Freshman of the Year, four WCC Scholar basketball teams. Ath letes of the Year and 29 NCAA A ll -Americans.

2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball 2001 TORERO SOFTBALL 1

/ Table of Contents USD General Information USO Athletic Table of Contents 1 Administration 2001 Season Outlook 2 School Name University of San Diego President Team Photo/Roster 3 location Alice B. Hayes USD Coaching Staff 4 5998 Alcala Park, Institutional Representative Tore,ro Biographies 5-12 San Diego, CA Tom Burke 2000 Statistics & Results 13 92110-2492 Athletic Director Year Founded Tom Iannacone All-Time Results 14-15 1949 NCAA Faculty Rep. VSD Support Services . · Enrollment 16 Mitch Malachowski 6,943 Associate Athletic Director Colors Dan Yourg Columbia Blue, Navy & White Associate USD Softball Information Affiliation Athletic Director/SWA Wendy Guthrie Head Coach: Lin Adams (8th season) NCAA Divisio n I Assoc. AD of Athletic Development Assistant Coach: Jennifer Milo (4th season) Conference Brian Fogarty Assistant Coach: Amy Lopez-Wedge ( I st season) Western Intercoll egiate Softba ll League (WISL) Asst. AD/Marketing & Promotions USO Softball Office Phone: (6 I 9)260-4281 Home Field Renee Wiebe USO Softball Complex (375) Director of Jenny Craig Pavilion USD Softball Quick Facts Carl Reed 2000 Overall Record: 31-28 USD Sports Jenny Craig Pavilion Events Manager WISL Conference Record: I 0-9 (3rd place) Information C handra Kohler Head Coach: Lin Adams (Chico State, 1980) Athletic Ticket Manager USO Coaching Record: 190-199 (7 Seasons) Sports Information Andie C lover Ted Gosen Overall Coaching Record: 296-279-1 (11 Seasons) Compliance Coordinator Softball SID Mike Matoso Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 11 /3 Melissa Turley Sports Information Director Starters Returning/Lost: 7/ 2 E-mail Ted Gosen mturley@ acusd.edu Assistant SID/Softball Contact Office Phone Melissa Turley (6 19) 260-4745 Director of Athletic Facilities What Is A Torero? Fax Jo hn Martin (6 19) 260-2990 The Uni versi ty of San Diego, which sponsors Assistant Director of Facilities Torero Hotline sixteen NCAA Di vision I intercollegiate teams, competes Joel Morgan (619) 260-2323 under the ath letic ni ckname of Toreros. In 196 1, the Most Academic Support Coordinator Reverend Bi shop Buddy, th e foundi ng fat her of US O, Shaney Fink announced that th e school's ni ckname would change from Director of Intramurals/Recreation Pioneers to Toreros. "The name Toreros is keeping with Gary Becker th e friendly relationship whi ch ex ists between San Diego Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach and Mexico," Hi s Excell ency said at th e time. Torero Marc Meeker comes from the spanish term roro, th e bull, and from th e Head Athletic Trainer word torear, to fi ght bul ls. Al l of th e contestants in th e Carolyn Greer, M.A.,A.T.,C. ring are call ed toreros. T orero is a general term describing Assistant Trainers a bullfighter and signifies courage, honor and fid elity. Suzi Higgins, Paul Signorelli US O student-athletes, like th e Torero, represent a willing­ ness to stand alone in the ring and accept the cha ll enge. The 2000-200 I school year m arks th e 40th anni versary with Toreros as the official ni ckname fo r US O athl eti c teams. Back Cover Photo ID: Standing (1-r): Assistant Coach Jennifer Mil o, Alli son Williams. Acknowledgements Kirste n Adair, Lora McBay, Jennifer Delpit, Des iree Collo. Head Coach Lin Adams, Ass istant Coach Amy Lopez-Wedge. Design, Edit & Layout: Melissa Turley Middle sitting (1-r): Stephan ie Bisera, Cri stina Bryne, Nicky Geis, Printing: Kin gs Printing Corporati on Ann a Ru sse ll , Li z Well s, As hl ey Mi ll er, Anne Skidmore. Photos: Brock Scott , Scott Ph oto Bottom sitting (1 -r): Charlie Smith, Chri sty Clarke, Jade Quentin. Scott Ph oto: www.scottphoto. net Jennifer Bridges, Ci ndy McGee, Olaya Sa laza r.

2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball 2001 TORERO SOFTBALL OUTLOOK 2

Wells portrays an an-ay of talent and athleticism. Wells has the ability to play any position on the field. This season, she is expected to strengthen the pitching staff and outfield. We ll s is also a strong hitter, posting a .333 batting average in 2000. The sophomore class consists of two talented athletes. Lora McBay and Desiree Collo return for their second season ofTorero softball . McBay posted a .260 batting average and .968 fielding percentage in her freshman campaign. She is once again expected to be a utility p layer and strong hitter for USD. Collo will play first base for the Toreros after posting an d Quentin impressive .970 fielding percentage in 2000. . B"rne & Ja e Cristlllll ., Seven talented newcomers join the 200 I squad. nnifer Bridges, kidmore, Je A,.nne S Allison Williams, Anna Russell and Jennifer Delpit wi ll add depth to San Diego's pitching staff. Russell and Delpit wi ll "FIRED UP FOR 2001!" also play infield and provide offensive power. Freshman The 200 l season marks Head Coach Lin Adams' 8th Kirsten Adair is a powerful switch hitter and is expected to season guiding the Torero softball fortunes. Adams returns 11 play middle infield for USD. Olaya Salazar is a strong hitter letterwinners from last year's 3 1-28 squad, including seven and reli able defensive player. Salazar will see time in the experi enced veteran starters. She also welcomes seven very outfield and behind the plate for the Toreros. Freshmen Ashley promising newcomers to the 200 l squad. Miller and Cindy McGee will provide strength at the plate and Adams wi ll rely on four seniors to lead her 2001 speed in the outfield . Miller will also add depth to the Torero ballclub. Three-year letterwinner Jade Quentin will lead the infield. Toreros from the pitching circle and at the plate. Quentin is a The 200 I schedule is full of fierce competiti on and dominating pitcher and powerful hitter. Last season, she excitement. Early in the season, the Toreros wi ll face Pac- I 0 recorded an 11-7 overall record from the mound and a 2. 11 foes and national powerhouses, UCLA and Arizona. USD wi ll earned run average. Quentin has also been impressive from the also host two chall enging tournaments at the USD Softball plate; she batted .27 l last season and holds a career batting Complex. March 9- 11 th , the Torero In vitational Classic wi 11 average of .3 15. Jennifer Bridges w ill complete the senior host Tulsa, BYU, Boston College, Northern Iowa and Portland battery from behind the plate. The senior catcher batted .272 State. The USD Round Robin will be held March 16th and and posted a .964 fielding percentage in her junior campaign 17th and will feature USD, Michigan State University and San while appearing in 54 games. Senior Anne Skidmore is Diego State. The first round of the Western Intercollegiate expected to start at second base in 200 I. Last season, she Softball League Championship will be help at the USD Softball batted .272 and posted an impressive .962 fielding percentage. Complex. The Toreros will host the Skidmore also supplies the Toreros with speed on the on Wednesday, May 9th before travelling to LMU for the basepaths, stealing 7-of-9 bases in 2000. Senior Cristina remainder of the tournament. Byrne will once again provide USD with consistent offense and defense. In her junior campaign, she batted .2 57 and posted a .945 fielding percentage from center fie ld. Byrne was nearly perfect on the basepaths, recording a team high l 8-of-20 stolen bases. Senl·01 · Pitcher. uentin The Toreros also return five valuable juniors to this JaceI Q year's club. Juniors Kristy Clarke and Nicky Geis will return & Senior Catcher '•er Bridges to the left side of the infield. Last season, Clarke posted a Jenn '1· stell ar .3 16 batting average while providing solid defense at third base. This season, Geis is expected to lead the Toreros middle infield, provide power at th e plate and speed on the bases. Last season, she posted a .933 fielding percentage at shortstop. Juniors Stephanie Bisera and Charlie Smith wi ll display speed and strong an11s in the outfield . Both are talented left-handed hitters with base stealing potential. Junior Liz 2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball 2001 TORERO SOFTBALL 3 2001 University of San Diego Softball Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. BIT Hometown (Last School) Charli e Smith Jr. OF 5-3 L/R Phoenix, AZ (Xavier College Prep) 2 Anne Skidmore Sr. IF 5-6 R/R Lake Forest, CA (El Toro HS/Saddleback JC) 3 Cristina Byrne Sr. OF 5-6 L/R San Diego, CA (USDHS/ San Diego State) 4 Alli son Williams Fr. p 5-9 R/R Danville, CA (San Ramon Vall ey HS) 5 Kristy Clarke Jr. IF 5-2 R/R Irvine, CA (Woodbridge HS) 6 Olaya Sa lazar Fr. C/OF 5-2 R/R Lancaster, CA (Quartz Hill HS) 7 Stephanie Bisera Jr. OF 5-5 L/R Mission Viejo, CA (Laguna Hills HS) 8 Cindy McGee Fr. OF 5-5 R/R Burbank, CA (Notre Dame HS) 9 Anna Ru ssell Fr. P/IF 5-7 R/R Granada Hill s, CA (Harvard-Westlake HS) 10 Kirsten Adair Fr. IF 5-9 S/R San Luis Obispo, CA (San Luis Obispo HS) 11 Lora McBay So. C/OF 5-9 R/R Covina, CA (St. Lucy's HS) 13 Jennifer Delpit Fr. P/IF 5-11 R/R Rancho Palos Verdes, CA (Palos Verdes Peninsula HS) 14 Jade Quentin Sr. P/OF 5-4 R/R Chula Vista, CA (USDHS) 16 Desiree Collo So. P/IF 5-8 R/R Encinitas, CA (La Costa Canyon HS) 19 Liz We ll s Jr. P/OF 5-7 S/R Beaverton, OR (Jesuit HS) 20 Ashley Miller Fr. IF/OF 5-7 R/R Salinas, CA (Notre Dame HS) 22 Jennifer Bridges Sr. C/IF 5-5 R/R Los Angeles, CA (St. Joseph HS) 24 Nicky Geis Jr. IF 5-7 R/R Chula Vista, CA (Mount Miguel HS)

Head Coach: Lin Adams (8th season) Assistants: Jennifer Mi lo (4th season) & Amy Lopez-Wedge (1st season)

Standing (1-r): Ass istant Coac h Jenn ifer Milo, Allison Wil li ams, Kirsten Adair, Lora McBay, Jennifer Delpit, Desiree Co ll o, Head Coach Lin Adams, Assistant Coach Amy Lopez-Wedge. Middle Row (1-r): Cha rlie Smith, Cri stina Bryne, Stephanie Bisera, Anna Russell, Nicky Ge is, Liz Wells, Ashley Miller, Anne Skidmore. Front Row (1-r): Christy Clarke, Jade Quentin, Jennifer Bridges, Cindy McGee, Olaya Salazar.

2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball 2001 TORERO SOFTBALL COACHING STAFF 4 I

LIN ADAMS, Head Coach 8th Season

Lin Adams is in her eighth season at the helm of the USD softball program after taking over head coaching duties on August 25, 1993. Adams led last year 's squad to a 31-28 overall record, including tough victories over Brigham Young University (2- 1), Michigan State ( 4-2), University of Hawaii (5-4) and sweeping, WISL rival, Santa C lara on six occasions. In her seven years guiding the USD softball fortunes, Adams has led the Toreros to five seasons of at least 25 wins. She led her 1999 squad to a record setting season. The Toreros finished an impressive 44-21, setting a new USD record for wins and a personal single-season best for Adams. Adams' coaching career spans al l three NCAA Divisions (l,II ,III). She owns a career record of 296- 279-1 with previous stints at Chico State and UC San Diego. Adams earned 1990 Coach of the Year honors Adams Record at USD in the Northern Cali fornia Athletic Conference for Chico State. She inherited an 8-48 Wildcats team and Year Record Pct. generated 19 victories the fo ll owing season. Adams 2000 31 -28 .525 was also co-head coach at UC San Diego for two years 1999 44-21 .677 leadin g the Tritons to a 67- 19-1 record, two consecutive 1998 31 -28 .525 NCAA Tournament appearances and a No. 2 ranking in 1997 27-31 .465 Division III. 1996 14-37 .275 The San Antonio, Texas native obtained her 1995 18-33 .353 bachelor's ( 1980) and master's degrees from Chico 1994 25-21 .543 State. She also holds a doctorate in Educational Total 190-199 .488 Administration from the Un iversity of Texas.

JENNIFER MILO, Assistant Coach 4th Season Jennifer enters her eighth year with the USD softball program, and her fourth year as a coach. Milo graduated in 1997 from USD as the best player ever to wear a Torero softball uniform. Milo played in every inning and started in every game throughout her fo ur year career and was honored by the softball team at the end of last season by havin g her #44 jersey retired. Milo had a career batting average of .354 and led the team in batting in three out of her four years. Milo batted .402 in her senior season and also led the team in hits with 70, RBI 's with 40, doubles with seven and total bases with 81. She was named to the WISL All-Tourney team during her senior and sophomore years. For her USD career, Jennifer started and played in 206 games, finishing with 223 hits in 629 at bats (.354 BA), 85 runs and 126 runs batted in .

AMY LOPEZ-WEDGE, Assistant Coach 1st Season Amy Lopez-Wedge enters her third year with the Torero softball program, and first year as an assistant coach. Lopez-Wedge pitched for the Uni versity of San Diego her junior and seni or seasons ( 1999 & 2000), after transferring to USD from Oklahoma State University. The hurler tallied a stellar career earned run average of 1.55 and an overall record of 57-44 in her four-year career. While pitching for Oklahoma State, she led the Cowgirls to a third place fin ish in the 1998 Women's Coll ege World Series. Some of her best pitching performances at USD resulted in tough losses to the top-ranked UCLA Bruins. In 1999, Lopez-Wedge all owed only six hits and two runs in a 2 -1 loss. She took the mound versus the Bruins again in her senior year, allowing only two hits and one run in the 1-0 heartbreaking loss. Amy was named team MVP in her seni or year while earning tough victori es versus Brigham Yo ung University (2-1) and Michigan State ( 4- 2). Amy recently married Lance Wedge in the fa !I of 2000 and the two reside in El Cajon, CA.

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ANNE SKIDMORE LAKE FOREST, CA #2 Sr. IF R/R El Toro HS/Saddleback JC ·

2000: Earned USD's Rookie of the Year Award and Hustle Award while batting .272 in her junior campaign. Recorded 44 hi ts , 2 1 runs, four doubles, two triples, seven stolen bases and nine multi-hit games. Had stellar games versus Long Beach State (2-for-3, I run), CS Dominguez , Hills (3-for-4, I RBI) and Concordia (3-for-4, 2 RBI). Tallied an impressive .962 fielding percentage while playing second base. Skidmore s tarted in 53 of her 54 games played. 1999: Batted .356 in her sophomore season at Saddleback Junior Coll ege. Named 2nd team All-Conference. Led her team to a runner-up finish in State Championships. Team Co­ Captain and All-Tournament pl ayer at State Championships. 1998: Batted .354 for Saddleback JC as a freshman. Teams' Co-Captain and honored as I st team Al l-Conference while competing in the Orange Empire Conference. Personal: Born November 16, 1979 in Mission Viejo, Cali forn ia, parents a re Craig and Mary Skidmore of Lake Forest, . Chose USO because of its academic standing, beautiful campus, good coaches and religious aspects. She is majoring in Biochemistry at USO. Skidmore was also recruited by Cal State Fullerton, Bradley and Northwestern . Her sister Patty played for USD's Head Coach, Lin Adams at Chi co State.

Skidmore's Career At USD Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 28 38 HR BA 2000 54/53 162 2 1 44 12 4 2 0 .272 •••••••••••••••• • •••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CRISTINA BYRNE SAN DIEGO, CA #3 Sr. OF L/R USDHS/San Diego St.

2000: Earned USD's Best Offensive Player, posting a .25 7 batting average and eight multi-hit games in her junior season. Led the team in runs (27), walks (15) and stolen bases ( I 8-of-20) for the Toreros. Pl ayed well versus Southern Utah (2-for-2, I run), Concordia (2-for- 3, I run, I RBI) and Saint Mary's (3 -fo r-4, I run). Tallied a .945 fielding percentage in the outfield. At SDSU: Cristina attended San Di ego State University before becoming a USO Torero. Prep: Attended USDHS and led th e Dons to two C IF titles. In her senior year, Byrne was named defensive player of the year and placed on the San Diego Union-Tribune Al l-Academic team for a second co1-1sec uti ve year. Byrne also lettered in basketball and received defensive player of the year in her seni or campaign. Personal: Byrne is a Biology major. .. Chose to attend the University of San Diego because of its size and locati on. Byrne was born in San Diego, Cali forn ia o n May 18 , 1978. Her parents are Tom and Sylvia Byrne.

Byrne's Career At USD Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 28 38 HR BA 2000 56/47 152 27 39 10 2 3 0 .257

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JADE QUENTIN CHULA VISTA, CA #14 Sr. P/OF R/R USDHS

2000: Was selected to the All-WISL softball team and All-WISL academic team in her junior campaign. Led the Toreros in at bats (166), hits (45), doubles (7), triples (5), home runs (3), RBI (20) and slugging percentage (.428). She recorded nine multi-hit games, was 5-of-6 in stolen base attempts and posted an .88 1 fielding percentage. Quentin was a perfect 3-for-3 from the plate versus CS San Bernardino, adding three runs and two RBI. She was also impressive versus Michigan State (2-for-4, I RBI) and Hawaii (2-for-2, 2 RBI, I run). Jade posted an 11-7 record from the mound. She tallied a 2. 11 earn ed run average and struck out 90 batters in 122.2 innings. 1999: Jade had a sensational sophomore year and was named team MVP as a result. She batted .337 and posted an on base percentage of .483 while playing in all ofUSD's 65 games. Quentin led the team in runs scored (48), total bases (87), walks (47) and hit by pitch (4). Her fieldi ng percentage was a solid .925 while playin g various positions on defense. Jade was named to the All-WISL softball team and All-WISL academic team. I 998: Quentin began wearing the Torero uniform in 1998 and immediately began to contribute to USD's success. She was named Rookie of the Year after batting .336 and going 12-1 2 as a pitcher. Quentin led the pitching staff with a 2.01 ERA in 160.1 innings of work totaling 98 strikeouts and just 28 walks. She played in 57 games tallying 51 hits, 28 runs, 7 doubles and 18 RBI. Prep: Named to the San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic Team during her senior campaign. Was an All-CIF selection and two-time All-Western League pick. Quentin was named Prep Athlete of the Week as a junior and team MVP. She led her team to three CIF titles and two league championships. Whil e attending USDHS, Jade also lettered in Cross Country. Personal: Born on January 12 , 1980 in Los Alamitos, California. Jade chose to attend USO for its location and strong academic reputation. She is a Psychology major and Biology minor. Jade was also recruited by St. Mary's and Concordia. Parents are Charles and Enriqueta of Chula Vista, California. Her younger brother, Carl os, is playing baseball at Stanford.

Quentin's Offensive Career Year Games AB R H RBI 28 38 HR BA 2000 58 166 20 45 20 7 5 3 .27 1 1999 65 181 48 61 26 6 7 2 .337 1998 55 152 28 51 18 7 0 0 .336 Career 178 499 96 157 64 20 12 5 .315

Quentin's Pitching Career Year G-GS REC SY CG IP H K BB ER ERA 2000 32-22 11-7 3 122.2 11 6 90 25 37 2. 11 1999 10-4 2-0 0 27.0 30 18 5 II 2.85 1998 32-2 5 12-12 14 160. 1 166 98 28 46 2.01 Career 74-51 25-19 2 18 309.3 312 206 58 94 2.13

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JENNIFER BRIDGES LOS ANGELES, CA #22 Sr. C/IF R/R St. Joseph HS 2000: Batted .272 in her junior campaign. In 54 contests, she recorded six multi-hit games, 31 hits and IO RBI. Bridges led the Toreros in games versus Brigham Young University (2-for-2), Long Beach State (3-for-3, 2 RBI) and CS Dominguez Hills (2-for-3, I run, I RBI). Jennifer posted a .964 fielding percentage in the 2000 season. 1999: Appeared in 49 games and batted .2 17 for USO. Bridges displayed her offensive power with 2 doubles, 2 triples and one home run in the 1999 season. Bridges was also solid on defense with an impressive .968 fielding percentage. She led USO vs. CS Dominguez Hills, batting 3-for-3 with I RBI and I run scored. Bridges was also outstanding vs. UC San Diego going 2-for-3 from the plate with I triple, 2 RBI and I run scored. College: Jennifer Bridges attended Citrus College for her freshman year. She was an All­ Conference selection at Citrus College. Prep: Attended St. Joseph High School where she earned First Team All-Del Rey League honors each season while lettering in softball all four years. Bridges also earned the Consistency Award. Besides softball, Jennifer lettered in volleyball, tennis and basketball. She was the MVP of her volleyball team and earned the Coaches Award in tennis. Personal: Born November 12, 1979 in Downey, California. Jennifer chose USO for its great academics and small campus. She is a Psychology major and Business minor. Parents are Dan and Cecile Bridges of G lendora, California. Bridges' Career at USD Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 28 38 HR BA 2000 54/50 114 8 31 10 2 0 0 .272 1999 49/47 120 14 26 14 2 2 .2 17 Career 103/97 2 34 22 57 24 4 2 .244 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CHARLIE SMITH PHOENIX,AZ #1 Jr. OF L/R Xavier College Prep 2000: Recorded eight runs, two doubles and two RBI while appearing in 44 games for USO. Smith was nearly perfect on the basepaths, stealing 4-of-5 bases. Was 4-for-5 at the plate in a double-header versus CS San Bernardino, also ta lli ed two RBI and two runs versus the Coyotes. Earn ed All-WISL academic honors in her sophomore campaign. 1999: Smith appeared in 3 1 games and batted .262 with 11 runs scored and 3 RBI. She utilized her speed on the basepaths, stealing 4-of-6 bases. Smith, a solid defensive player for the Torero outfield, posted a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage. Prep: Helped lead Xavier College Preparatory to a 19-8 record and Desert Mountain Conference league title in 1998. They finished with a state ranking of 7th as Smith batted .396 and was selected Honorable Mention Al l-Conference. A pre-season All-State pick, Charlie was named to the AIA Coaches All-State Team. Personal: Born November 5, 1980 in Phoenix, Arizona. Charlie attended Rio Salcido Communi ty College before transferring to USO. Chose USO for its catholi c environment, school and class size. Smith was also recruited by Loyola Marymount, Utah and Penn. Parents are Bob and Debbie Smith of Phoenix, Arizona. Smith is a Business major and Chemistry minor. She has been honored as a Deans Scholar student and a Deans List student. Smith's Career Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 28 38 HR BA 2000 44/25 48 8 9 2 0 0 0 .188 1999 3 1/24 65 11 1 7 3 0 0 0 .262 Career 7 5/49 11 3 19 26 5 0 0 0 .230

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KRISTY CLARKE IRVINE, CA #5 Jr. IF R/R Woodbridge HS

2000: Posted the third best batting average for USD, hitting an impressive .316 on the year. Recorded six multi-hit games and led the Toreros with 11 sacrifice hits. Kristy was 4-of-5 in stolen bases and ta llied a .912 fielding percentage in the infield. C larke led the Toreros versus Cal State Dominguez Hills, batting 3-for-4 at the plate with one RBI and tw o runs scored. C larke was selected to the All-WISL academic team in her sophomore season. 1999: Named AII-WISL and USD Rookie of the Year in her freshman campaign. She batted .284 while playing in 46 games. Boasted a fielding percentage of .923 at second and third base. Also received All-WISL academic honors. Prep: Attended and played at Woodbridge HS in Irvine, California where she lettered in both softball and soccer. Earned All-Sea View Conference honors while batting .305 in her senior year. In her junior year, she helped lead her team to a C IF Championship while batting .297 and being selected All-League. As a sophomore, her team finished as the C IF runner-up. In her freshman season, she was also a member of the CIF Championship team. Clarke also played on the USA Athletics club team. Personal: Born on March 3, 1980 in Placentia, California. A Chemistry major. .. Chose USD for its academic reputation and softball program. Parents are Mark and Mary Clarke of Irvine, California. Clarke's Career Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BA 2000 35/31 76 8 24 7 0 0 .316 1999 46/44 116 19 33 20 I 3 0 .284 Career 81/75 192 27 57 27 2 3 0 .297

STEPHANIE BISERA MISSION VIEJO, CA #7 Jr. OF L/R Laguna Hills HS 2000: Appeared in 52 games and batted .250 for USD. She recorded 20 hits, 9 runs, 7 RBI and I double in the 2000 season. Bisera was a perfect 6-of-6 in stolen bases for th e Toreros. She had stell ar outin gs versus CS San Bernardino (2-for-2, 2 runs, I RBI), Concordia (2-for-2, I run) and UC San Diego (2-for-3, I RBI). Tallied a .949 fie lding percentage in th e outfie ld . Bi sera was also honored as an A ll-WI SL academic selection. 1999: Batted .30 1 in her freshman season while playing in 48 games. Offensively had one double, 9 RBI , 29 runs and was 5-of-6 stealing. Defensively, Bisera was soli d in the outfield w ith a .931 fielding percentage. She led the Toreros vs. Western New Mexico last year going 2- for-3 at the plate with 2 RBI and I run scored. Prep: Played at Laguna Hills High School in Mission Viejo, California where she helped lead her team to the Pacific Coast League Championship. As a senior, Bisera was the recipient of th e Varsity Spirit Award. In her junior campaign she was named First Team All-League and the team's Defensive MVP. Sophomore year, Stephani e earned the Varsity Coaches Award and was selected First team All-League. Bisera was a two-time Scholar-Athlete. Personal: Born May 3, 1980 in Torrance, California. Chose USD for its academic reputation and small campus size. Parents are Guy and Paula Bisera of Mission Viejo, CA. Bisera was also recruited by Yale University. She is majoring in Biology and is a Business Administration minor. Bisera's Career Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BA 2000 52/34 80 9 20 7 0 I 0 .250 1999 57/54 143 29 43 9 0 0 .301 Career I 09/88 223 38 63 16 0 .283

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LIZ WELLS BEAVERTON, OR #19 Jr. P/IF S/R Jesuit HS 2000: Batted .333 whil e appearing in 18 games for USD . She recorded five hits, two runs and two RBI. Wells led the Toreros versus Point Loma Nazarene, batting 2-for-3 with I RBI. She also recorded a 1-2 win-loss record from the mound. Wells struck out IO batters in 22 innings. She was selected to th e AII-WISL academi c tea m in her sophomore campaign. t 999: Joined US D as a fre shman and immediately the er ches began to see athleticism, pitching ability, good hitting mechan ics and unl imited J :ntial. Li z played in 6 ga mes and batted .250. Li z also saw some time on th e mound for Toreros, appeari ng in two games. Prep: Attended Jesuit HS where she lettered in softbal : four years. She was a three-time Honorable Mention Al l-M etro League selection and te2 :apta in in her senior year. In her junior season Li z helped lead her team to their first ever playoff appearance and placed 5tL 111 State. Wells also played travel so ftball in the 16 & 18 under Gold National Tournaments. She also lettered in vo ll eyball (3 years), basketball and track (s hot put). In volleyball, Li z was a First Team All-Metro selecti on and received Bes t Offensive Player Award in her senior year. Personal: Born September I, l 980 in Portland , Oregon. Her parents are Michael and Gloria Wells of Beaverton, Oregon. Li z chose US D because of its beautiful campus, emphas is on academics and because San Di ego is a great city to li ve in . Li z is a Biology major and Chemistry minor at US O.

Well s' Offensive Career Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BA 2000 18/7 15 2 5 2 0 0 0 .333 1999 6/2 8 I 2 I 0 0 0 .250 Career 24/9 23 3 7 3 0 0 0 .304

Well s' Pitching Career Year G-GS REC sv CG IP H K BB ER ERA 2000 5-3 1-2 I 3 22.0 26 10 8 17 5.4 1 1999 2-0 0-0 0 0 I.I 4 2 2 I 5.25 Career 7-3 1-2 I 3 23.1 30 12 10 18 5.45 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • NICKY GEIS CHULA VISTA, CA #24 Jr. IF R/R Mount Miguel HS 2000: Appeared in 57 games and batted .228 in her sophomore campaign. Recorded 34 hits, 15 runs, 14 wa lk s, five RBI , two doubles, one triple and nine multi­ hit ga mes. Geis displayed her speed on the basepath s, steali ng I 0-of-12 bases. She was named US D's Best Defensive Player, posting a .933 fi elding percentage whi le pl ay in g shortstop and second base fo r the Toreros. Geis had stell ar outings ve rsus Azusa Pacific (3 -for-3, 3 runs, I RBI ) and CS Dominguez Hill s (3 -for-4, 2 RBI ). 1999: Named Bes t Defensive Pl ayer in her freshm an season. Geis had a respec tab le fie lding percentage of .921 while pl aying middle infield fo r USO. She batted .282 in her fres hm an season with 42 hits and 20 runs batted in . Prep: Attended Mount Miguel HS where she lettered in both so ftball and basketbal l. She was an All-League performer in both sports every season. She ea rn ed th e Best Defensive award in softball and MVP in basketbal l as th e bas ketball team we nt 28-2. Personal: Born August 8, 1980 in San Di ego, Ca li fo rni a. Chose USO for its softball program and location. Parents are Paul a Gei s and Bill y Harri s. Nicky is majoring in Education at US O. 2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball 2001 TORERO SOPHOMORES 10

Geis' Career Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BA 2000 57/56 149 15 34 5 2 I 0 .228 1999 56/55 149 19 42 20 6 0 0 .282 Ca ree r 113/111 298 34 76 25 8 0 .255 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LORAMCBAY COVINA,CA #11 So. C/IF/OF R/R St. Lucy's HS 2000: McBay appeared in 50 games and batted .260 in her freshman campaign. Offensively, she tallied 32 hits, 13 RBI, 9 runs, 4 triples, one double and one home run. She recorded three multi-hit games; 2-for-3 with one RBI versus Southern Utah, 3-for-4 with one RBI against CS San Bernardino and 2-for-2 versus San Diego State. McBay posted an impressive .968 fielding percentage as a utility player. McBay earned All-WISL Academic honors. Prep: Attended St. Lucy's Priory High School in Covina, California. She was named All­ League in softball her senior and junior years while competing in the Baseline/Sierra League. McBay led her team to C IF finals her junior and sophomore years. She also played travel softball at the Gold level. Her team placed 7th at the ASA Gold 18 & under • National Tournament. Lora also lettered in vol leyball at St. Lucy's High School. ::4- ...--- Personal: Daughter of Jerry and Mary McBay, Lora was born on February 25, 1981 in A .~. .. . Covina, California. Also recruited by Penn, LMU and Syracuse .... She chose USO because of its good academics and good atmosphere. McBay is an International Relations major and Art minor at USO. McBay's Career Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BA 2000 50/45 123 9 32 13 4 .260 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DESIREE COLLO ENCINITAS, CA #16 So. P/IF R/R La Costa Canyon HS

2000: Appeared in 44 games for the Toreros in her freshman season. Collo recorded 21 hits, 11 RBI , three runs, two doubles and two triples. She posted two multi-hit games, versus Long Beach State (2-for-3) and Azusa Pacific (2-for-3). Col lo batted .198 and tallied a solid .970 fielding percentage. Prep: Attended La Costa Canyon High School and lettered four years in softball. In her senior year, Coll o was named San Diego Uni on-Tribune Athl ete of the Month, Coca-Cola Player of the Year, Avocado League Player of the Year and Union-Tribune Scholar Athlete of the Year. Desiree was also named I st team All-League and I st team A ll -CIF as her team won th e Division I League Championship and were C IF Finalists. Junior year, led her team to a Di vision I League Championship and C IF Championship. Personal: Born December 16, 1980 in Laguna Niguel, California. Parents are Steve and Vicki Coll o. Desi ree chose US O because of its small school environment and coastal location. She is a Psychology major and Speech Communications minor. She was also recruited by Troy State, Loyola Marymount, Cal Poly SLO, UCSD and UC Berkeley. Her older sister, Shaunna also played at USO. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Collo's Career Year GP/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BA 2000 44/36 106 3 21 11 2 2 0 . I 98

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ALLISON WILLIAMS DANVILLE, CA #4 Fr. P R/R San Ramon Valley HS

Prep: Attended San Ramon Valley High School in Danville, CA. In her senior campaign, Williams led her team to a third place finish in the North Coast Section ... she batted .3 15 , earned All-League honors and the team MVP award. Wi ll iams was also an All-League selection in her junior season and MVP in her sophomore year. She played travel ball for the Hot Styx and posted a .290 battin g average. Personal: Born on February 9, 1982 in Walnut Creek, CA. Parents are Frank and Sherry Williams. She was also recruited by San Francisco State University.. . Chose USO because of the school, weather and softball program . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • OLAYA SALAZAR LANCASTER, CA #6 Fr. C/OF R/R Quartz Hill HS Prep: Prepped at Quartz Hill High School where she was a three-time First Team Golden League selection. She batted .365 and earned the Outstanding Player award in her senior campaign. Salazar batted .320 in her junior season, .275 in her sophomore year and led her team to a 1998 Division II C.I.F. Championship. While playing travel ball with So. Cal Stealth, she posted an impressive .320 batting average. Olaya also lettered in volleyball and soccer at Quartz High School. .. she was the captain of the soccer team. Personal: Earned a USO Merit Scholarship ... Chose USO because of its location and academics. Born on June 22, 1982 in Monterey Park, CA. Parents are David and Yo landa Salazar. O laya is majoring in Mathematics at USO . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CINDY MCGEE BURBANK,CA #8 Fr. OF R/R Notre Dame HS Prep: Attended Notre Dame High School and lettered in softball for four years. Earned A ll­ Mission League honors and Coach's award while batting .300 in her senior campaign. Earned Most Inspirational award whil e leading her team to a 20-9 record, second place fin ish in league and a semifinal appearance in the playoffs. McGee also lettered in voll eyball and water polo at Notre Dame High School. .. Earned MVP and All-League honors in water polo and the Coach's award in voll eyball. She was named Notre Dame Athlete of the Year for all four years. Personal: Earned an academic scholarship ... Chose USO because of the school, location and beautiful campus. Born on May 22, 1982 in Los Angeles, CA. Parents are Steve and Marcia McGee . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ANNA RUSSELL GRANADA HILLS, CA #9 Fr. P/IF R/R Harvard-Westlake HS

Prep: Prepped at Harvard-Westlake where she lettered four years in softball. In her senior season, she recorded a 22-2 win-loss record from the pitching circle, a 0.90 earned run average and a .315 batting average whi le leading her team to a Mission League Championship and a CIF semifinal appearance. Russell was a two-time All-Mission League selecti on, an All-State selection, team MVP and All-Star. She also played travel ball for Valley Breeze Gold. Personal: Earned a Presidential Scholarship to USO ... Russell was also recruited by Cornell and Washington .. . Chose USO because of the academics and softball team. Born on June 2, 1982 in Los Angeles, CA. Parents are Marcia and Steven Russell.

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KIRSTEN ADAIR SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA #10 Fr. IF R/S San Luis Obispo HS Prep: Prepped at San Luis Obispo High School where she was a four-year varsity starter. She batted .350 in her senior campaign, was named team captain, team MVP, first team all-league and second team all-county. In her junior year, she batted .333 and earned second team all­ northern league honors ... Won the coaches award in her sophomore season while batting .330. Adair is the first female from her high school to play softball at the Division I level. She also played for the California Waves 18-under travel team. Personal: Plans to major in Art and pursue graphic design. She was also recruited by CS Bakersfield, Mesa State, La Salle and Humboldt .... Chose USO for the opportunity to play Division I softball, academics and location. Born April 20, 1982 in Fresno, CA. Parents are Christy and Russ Gullo . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JENNIFER DELPIT RANCHO PALOS VERDES, CA #13 Fr. P/IF R/R Palos Verdes Peninsula HS Prep: Attended Palos Verdes Peninsula Hi gh School and lettered in softball. Earned Athlete of the Year honors and Most Outstanding Player award in her senior campaign. In her junior season, she was named Best Offensive Player while batting .350. Delpit played travel softball for the Southern California Blazers. Personal: Born in Northridge, CA on June 19, 1982. Parents are Sue and Larry Delpit. Jennifer was also recruited by Sienna College and Setton Hall University ... C hose USO for its academics, location and softball program.

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ASHLEY MILLER SALINAS, CA #20 Fr. IF/OF R/R Notre Dame HS

Prep: Prepped at Notre Dame High School where she lettered in softball, volleyball and basketball. She earned the coaches award and most in spirational award in softball while leading her team to a Monterey Bay League Championship. Miller also earned second team All-County honors in voll eyball. She has played travel softball for the Salinas Valley Wildcats, San Jose Strikkers and Salinas Storm. Personal: Born May I, 1982 in Salinas, CA. Parents are Dan and Beth Miller. Father, Dan, played football at Hartnell Junior College and tennis at Fresno State University. Ashley was also recruited by Brown, UC Davis, UC San Diego and Columbia.

Toreros B Class Toreros B State Toreros B Ma·or ·

Seniors: 4 California: Art: l Education: l Juniors: 5 Arizona: Biochemistry: l Intl. Relations: l Sophomores: 2 Oregon: Biology: 3 Mathematics: l Freshmen: 7 Business: l Psychology: 3 Chemistry: l Undeclared: 5

2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball 2000 FINAL STATS & RESULTS 13 BATTING Name BA GP-GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB-SBA BB so TB SLG FLO% Amy Lopez 1.000 1-0 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 I 1.000 .939 Liz Wells .333 18-7 15 2 5 2 0 0 0 0-0 0 5 5 .333 .864 Kristy C larke .3 16 35-31 76 8 24 7 I 0 0 4-5 8 10 25 .329 .912 Vanessa Leyvas .300 12-9 IO I 3 0 I 0 0 0-0 I 1 4 .400 .900 Jennifer Bridges .272 54-50 114 8 31 IO 2 0 0 2-2 14 21 33 .289 .964 Anne Skidmore .272 54-53 162 21 44 12 4 2 0 7-9 6 13 52 .321 .962 Jade Quentin .271 58-57 166 20 45 20 7 5 3 5-6 15 29 71 .428 .88 1 Lora McBay .260 50-45 123 9 32 13 1 4 I 5-1 I IO 14 44 .358 .968 Cristina Bryne .257 56-47 152 27 39 10 2 3 0 18-20 15 12 47 .309 .945 Stephanie Bisera .250 52-34 80 9 20 7 0 I 0 6-6 7 8 22 .275 .949 Katy Morrison .234 52-45 13 7 12 32 20 2 3 5 5-10 13 7 55 .401 .980 Nicky Geis .228 57-56 149 15 34 5 2 1 0 10-12 14 23 38 .255 .933 Desiree Collo . 198 44-36 106 3 21 11 2 2 0 0-0 4 25 27 .255 .970 Shaunna Collo .196 59-58 179 21 35 IO 2 5 0 4-7 5 13 47 .263 .968 Charli e Smith .188 44-25 -1..8_ .8_ 2 2. Q Q Q 4-5 _] Q 2 .188 .833 Totals .247 59-59 1518 164 375 129 26 26 9 70-93 115 187 480 .316 .950 PITCHING Pitcher ERA Record App GS CG SY IP H R ER BB K Amy Lopez 1.30 18-18 49 31 21 5 243 .0 208 83 45 26 129 Desiree Collo 1.94 1-1 5 3 I I 18.0 18 10 5 5 5 Jade Quentin 2. 11 11-7 32 22 3 I 122.2 116 54 37 25 90 Liz Wells 5.41 1.:1 5- l l l 22.0 26 12 11 .8_ lQ Totals 1.79 31-28 59 59 28 8 405.2 368 166 104 64 234 2000 Torero Game-By-Game Results Overall: 31-28 WISL: 10-9 (3rd Place) Date Oggonent Score W /L Date Oggonent Score W /L 1-29-00 CS San Bernardino 8-0 w 4-5-00 CS Dominguez Hills 5-6 L 1-29-00 CS San Bernardino I 0-6 w 4-5-00 CS Dominguez Hills 9-1 w 2-4-00 Illinois-Chicago 0-1 L 4-7-00 Point Loma Nazarene 4-2 w 2-5 -00 Point Loma Nazarene 0-1 L 4-7-00 Point Loma Nazarene 5-6 L 2-5 -00 Point Loma Nazarene 3-8 L 4-9-00 Loyola Marymount 4-5 L 2-1 1-00 CS Dominguez Hills 8-5 w 4-9-00 Loyola Marymount 0-3 L 2- 16-00 Santa Clara Univ. 5- 1 w 4- I 3-00 Concordia University 5-6 L 2- 18-00 Brigham Young Un iv. 1- 2 L 4-13-00 Concordi a University 2-0 w 2-18-00 Brigham Young Un iv. 0-11 L 4-13-00 Concordia Un iversity 4-3 w 2- 19-00 Brigham Young Un iv. 2-1 w 4-15-00 Loyola Marymount 1-3 L 2-25-00 Concordia University 2-1 w 4-15-00 Loyola Marymount 3-6 L 2-26-00 Azusa Paci fie 6-0 w 4-19-00 UC San Diego 1-0 w 2-26-00 Azusa Pacific 0-7 L 4-19-00 UC San Diego 1-0 w 3-3 -00 UCLA 0-2 L 4-20-00 Sa int Mary 's 5-0 w 3-4-00 Long Beach State 2-3 L 4-20-00 Saint Mary 's 5- 1 w 3- 12-00 Brad ley Uni versity 0-6 L 4-25-00 CS San Bernardino 3- 1 w 3-1 2-00 Bradley University 3-6 L 4-25-00 CS San Bernardino 3-2 w 3-13 -00 Southern Utah 4-3 w 4-29-00 San Diego State 2-3 L 3- 13-00 Southern Utah 3-1 w 4-29-00 San Diego State 0-1 L 3- 16-00 Saint Mary's 1-2 L 5-5-00 Azusa Pacific 7-6 w 3-1 6-00 Sa int Mary 's 2-0 w 5-5-00 Azusa Pacific 5-3 w 3-18-00 Santa Clara Univ. 1-0 w 5-9-00 Loyola Marymount 0-1 L 3-18-00 Santa Clara Un iv. 1-0 w 5-9-00 Loyola Marymount 2-3 L 3-24-00 San Diego State 0-1 1 L 5-1 2-00 Santa Clara Uni v. 1-0 w 3-24-00 Michigan State 4-2 w 5-12-00 Sai nt Mary's 2-0 w 3-25-00 Michigan State 2-3 L 5- 13-00 Santa Clara Un iv. 1-0 w 3-25 -00 San Diego State 0-1 L 5- 13-00 Saint Mary 's 2-4 L 3-3 1-00 Hawaii 5-4 w 5- 14-00 Loyola Marymount 3-7 L 3-31-00 Hawaii 1-4 L 5-14-00 Sa nta Clara Univ. 2-0 w 4-5-00 CS Dominguez Hill s 3-1 w 2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball TORERO RESULTS UNDER COACH ADAMS 14

1999 3-7 Point Loma 2-4 4/ 11 Santa Clara 4-8 3/ 1 San Diego State 1-11 (44-21) 3/1 1 San Bern ardino 0-2 4/ 11 Santa Clara 0-6 3/ 1 San Diego State 3-8 Date Opponent Score 3/ 11 San Bernardino 3-1 1 4/12 CS San Bernardino 9-2 3/3 Point Loma 1-4 2-3 Saint Mary's Coll ege 8-4 3/ 12 Cal Baptist 1-2 4/1 2 CS San Bernardino 0-8 3/3 Point Loma 19-4 2-3 Saint Mary's Coll ege 6-2 3/12 Cal Baptist 0-5 4/17 Concordia 5-10 3/4 Azusa Pacific 2-4 2-6 CS San Bernardino 0-2 3/ 14 Azusa Pacific 4-10 4/ 17 Concordia 4-0 3/4 Azusa Pacific 1-5 2-6 CS San Bernardino 6-2 3/ 14 Azusa Pacific 3-1 4/ 19 LMU 0-8 3/7 Concordia 3-1 2-12 Point Loma Nazarene 5-4 3/ 17 Lehigh 7-0 4/ 19 LMU 0-6 3/7 Concordia 6-1 2- 12 Point Loma Nazarene 4-0 3/ 17 Lehigh 3-8 4/22 UC Sa n Diego 11-3 3/16 Coast Guard 6-4 2- 13 Concordia U ni versit y 3-1 3/20 Concordia 9-5 4/22 UC San Diego 8-5 3/ 16 Coast Guard 7-1 2- 13 Concordia Univers it y 3-0 3/20 George Fox 1-2 -l/26 Loyola Marymount 2- 1 3/18 Ari zona St 0- 11 2-1 9 Cal Baptist 5-2 3/20 Redlands 3- 1 4/26 Loyola Marymount 0-8 3/1 8 Arizona St 0-7 2-1 9 Cal Baptist 13-0 3/21 Concord ia I 3-0 5/2 St. Mary's 1-2 3/24 Santa Clara 0-8 2-20 Azusa Paci fi e 6-0 3/21 George Fox 7-0 512 Santa Clara 2-4 3/24 Santa Clara 0-2 2-20 Azusa Paci fie 5-4 3/23 San Bernardino 4-7 5/3 Santa Clara 2-3 3/25 LM U 4-5 2-23 UC San Diego 4-2 3/23 San Bernardino 3-4 513 St. Mary's 0-12 3/25 LM U 4-3 2-23 UC San Diego 4- 1 3/26 Concordia 5-4 514 S t. Mary's 1-5 4/ 1 LMU 5-10 2-27 Loyola Marymount 2-5 3/26 Concordia 8-6 5/4 Santa C lara 4-2 4/ 1 LM U 0-3 2-27 Loyola Marymount 0-3 3/28 Pacific C hristian 2-0* 1996 416 Azusa Pacific 3-4 2-28 CS Dominguez Hills 6-3 3/28 Pacific C hristian 2-0* ( 14-37) 4/6 Redlands 5-1 4/4 Saint Marv's 2-11 4/7 Claremont 4-0 2-28 CS Dominguez Hills 5-2 Date Opponent Score 4/4 Saint Mar~••s 3-6 4/7 Concordia 3-5 Point Loma Nazarene 4-1 2/4 St. Mar~·•s 0-6 1-2 4/7 Pacific Christian 7-3 -l/8 La Verne 3-5 Western New Mexico 0-10 2/4 St. Ma r~·•s 2-8 2-3 4/7 Paci fi c Christian 7-0 4112 Concord ia 7-8 3-5 Loyola Marymount 5-6 2/5 St. Mar~·•s 1-0 4/9 Azusa Paci fi e 3-2 411 2 Concord ia 7-4 3-6 Southern Utah Uni v. 6-2 2/5 St. Mary's 4-10 4/9 Claremont 3-4 4/13 CS San Bernardino -l-1 3-6 Western New Mexico 6-3 2/10 CS San Bernar. 3-6 4/10 Concordia 9-3 4/13 CS San Bernardino 6-7 3-6 Loyola Marymount 2-1 2/ 10 CS San Bernar. 0-10 4/1 0 UC San Diego 8-0 4/20 Point Loma 5-3 3-1 6 UCLA 0-7 2/14 San Diego State 0-6 4/ 11 Cal Baptist 5-3 4/20 Point Loma 14-11 3- 16 UCLA 1-2 2/1 4 San Di ego State 0-12 4/ 15 UC San Diego 0-2 4/21 Cal Baptist 3-7 3-20 Loyola Marymount 0-8 2117 Azusa Pacific 1-8 4/ 15 UC San Diego 5-1 4/21 Cal Baptist 4-3 3-20 Loyola Marymount 6-3 2 17 Azusa Pacific 2-7 4/1 7 La Ve rn e 8-5 4/23 Loyola Marymo 0-1 3-21 La Verne 9-1 2/20 Concordia 2-4 unt 4/ I 7 La Verne 3-5 4/23 Loyola Marymount 7-1 3-21 La Verne 9-0 2/20 Concordia 4-5 4/ 18 Pepperdine 9-0 4/28 St. Mary's 1-8 3-26 Santa Clara 1-4 2124 Loyola Marymount 0-6 4/ 18 Pepperdine 8-0 4/28 Santa Clara 0-8 3-26 Sa nta Clara 1-3 2124 Loyola Marymount 2-3 4/25 LMU (WISL) 2-1 4/29 St. Mary's 5-10 3-27 UC Sant a Barbara 1-0 312. Point Loma 8-3 4/25 LMU (WISL) 3-4 4/29 Sa nta Clara 0-11 3-27 UC Sant a Barbara 2-0 3'2 Point Loma 4-5 5/1 St. Mary's (WISL) 1-3 4/30 Santa Clara 2-5 3-29 Santa Clara 1- 5 3/5 UC San Diego 7-6 5/1 Santa Clara (WISL) 0-3 4/30 LM 11-5 3-29 Santa C lara 2- 1 3/5 UC San Diego 6-3 U 5/2 S t. Mary's (WISL) 1-5 3-30 Saint Mary's College 4-8 3/9 Azusa Pacific 4-3 1994 5/2 Santa Clara (WISL) 0-2 {]5-1 I) 3-30 Saint Mary·s Coll ege 3-0 3/9 Azusa Pacific 3-6 5 3 Santa Clara (WISL) 1-2 Date Opponent Score 4-2 Claremont 0-1 3/ 17 La Verne 2-1 5 3 St. Mary's (WISL) 3-7 2/ 12 CS San Bernar. 5-4 4-2 Azusa Pacific 8-0 3/ 17 La Verne 0-3 • denotes 2/ 12 CS San Bernar. 8-7 4-2 Central College 1-2 forfeit wins 3/ Santa C lara 0- 23 7 Point 4-3 Bu ena Vista 3-1 1997 2/ 15 Loma 5-2 3/23 Santa Clara 6-9 2/ 15 Point Loma 0-1 4-3 St. Thomas 6-3 (27-31) 3/24 Sa nta Clara 5-4 2/26 Azusa Pac ific 3-1 4-6 CS Dominguez Hills 8-0 Date Opponent Score 3/24 Santa Clara 1-9 2/26 Azusa Pacific 6-8 4-6 CS Dominguez Hills 5-3 2/8 Point Loma 2-3 3/30 LM U 6-9 3/3 Southern Cal Col. 1-3 4-9 Cal Baptist 10-2 2 8 Point Loma 5-6 3/30 LM U 2-1 3 3/3 Southern Cal Col. 0-4 4-9 Ca l Baptist 3-1 2/ 12 San Diego St 2-14 4/4 Redlands 8-5 3/5 LMU 7-5 4-10 Concordia Universitv 8-0 2/ 12 San Diego St 1-17 4/4 Azusa 3 Paci fie -7 3/5 LMU 7-3 4-10 Concordia Universit~• 5-0 2/ 15 CS San Bernar. 1-0 4/5 Loyola Marymount 1- 5 3/ 15 Coast Guard 15-3 4 -1 5 Point Loma Nazarene 0-2 2/ 15 CS Sa n Bernar. 3-4 415 Claremont 6-0 3/15 Coast Guard 8-4 4- 15 Point Loma Nazarene 1-3 2/18 UC San Diego 9-0 4/6 Azusa Paci fie 0-6 3/16 San Diego State 1-9 4-16 Colorado College 9-1 2/18 UC San Diego 3-4 4/11 Concordia 1-2 3/16 San Diego State 1-7 4-16 Colorado College 8-0 2121 Whinier 6-1 4/11 Concordia 6-7 3/ 18 Loyola Marymount 13-3 4-20 CS San Bernardino 4-5 2/22 Azusa Paci fi e 0-6 4/13 Claremont 11-1 3/22 Oregon State 0-1 4-20 CS San Bernardino 4-2 2 22 Azusa Paci fie 4-1 4/13 Claremont 14-5 3/22 Oregon State 2-1 4-22 UC Sa n Diego 7-1 2/23 Claremont 3-2 4/14 CS San Bernardino 7-6 3/29 Loyola Maryrn ount 2-5 4-22 UC San Diego 9-1 2123 C laremont 5-6 4/ 14 CS San B 4-5 ernard ino 3/29 Loyola Maryrn ount 1-0 4-24 Loyola Marymount 1-0 2/28 Concordia 5- 1 4/ 17 UC San Die 0- 1 go 3/29 Loyola Marymount 2-0 4-24 Loyola Marymount 1-2 2/28 Concordia 9-2 4/17 UC San Diego 5- 1 3/30 Concordia 5-3 4-30 Saint Mary's College 5- 1 3/3 Regis 0-4 4/ 19 Point Loma 1-5 3/30 Concordia 2-10 4-30 Santa Clara 4-7 3/3 Regis 6-4 4/ 19 Point Loma 4-5 4/5 Point Loma 3--l 5-1 Saint Mary's College 0-1 3/4 Point Loma 7-0 4/27 LM 1-10 U -l/5 Point Loma 2-1 5-1 Santa Clara 8-2 3/4 Poin t Loma 8-0 4/27 LMU 1-10 4/8 C laremont 3-0 5-2 Saint Mary's College 5-1 3/8 Loyola Marymount 2-3 Santa Clara 3-2 513 4/8 Cal Lu theran 6-9 5-2 Loyola Marymount 2-4 3/8 Loyola Marymount 1- 3 513 St. Mary's 1-7 4/9 Chapman 3-0 3/ 14 Pomona Pitzer 12-5 5/4 Santa Clara 0-7 1998 4/ 10 UC San Diego 3-0 3/14 Pomona Pitzer 6-1 5/4 St. Mary's 3-5 (3/-28) 4/14 Southern Cal Col. 1--l 3/ 15 Azusa Pacific 4-9 515 Loyola Marymount 2-3 Date Opponent Score 4/ 14 Southern Cal Col. 1-9 3/ 15 Azusa Pa cific 4-9 -;5 St M ' 2/1 3 Whin ier 8-0 2 10 4/ 16 3/ 17 Southern Utah 9- 13 Stanford 8-0 2/ 13 Whinier 10-0 1995 4/16 Stanford 6-5 3/17 Southern Utah 11-3 2/ 19 Point Loma 2-4 ( 1//-33) 4/22 CS San B ernar. 3-6 3/21 Concordia 0-2 2/ 19 Point Loma 5-3 Date Opponent Score 4/22 CS San Bernar. 0-7 3/21 Pacific Christian 7-2 2/20 Cal Baptist 3-2 2/ 10 St. Mary's 3-13 4/23 UC Sa n Diego 6-9 3/22 Redlands 7-0 2/20 Cal Baptist 3-2 2/ 10 St. Mary's 2-6 4/23 UC Sa n Diego 4-5 3/22 Redlands 6-0 2125 UC San Diego 0-2 2/ 17 CS San Bernar. 5-1 4/24 Sa nt a C lara 2-0 3/22 Concordi a 8-4 2/25 UC San Diego 5-2 2/ 17 CS Sa n Bernar. 8-7 4/24 Sa nta Clara 6-5 3/28 Hawaii Pacific 3-10 2/27 Cal Lutheran 4-3 2/ 18 Cal Baptist 0-10 4/27 3/28 Hawaii Pacific 2-5 LM U 8-3 2/27 Cal Lutheran 9-1 2/ 18 Cal Baptist 2-3 4/27 4/3 Claremont 6-5 LM U 3-2 2/28 Loyola Marymount 2-7 2/22 UC Sa n Diego 3-2 4/29 S t. Mary's 3-2 4/3 Azusa Pacific 0-3 2/28 Loyola Marymount 1-4 2/22 UC San Diego 0-4 4/29 Santa C lara 0-2 3-6 4/4 Cal Baptist 4-3 Point Loma 4-1 2/25 Loyola Marymount 5-8 4/30 Santa Cla ra 7-5 3-6 4/4 Redlands 11-0 W. "lew Mexico 1-11 2/25 Loyola Marymount 5-6 4/30 St. Mary's 0-15 3-6 4/5 Whillier 19-0 Loyola Marymount 6-4 2/26 CS Fullerton 0-18 5/ 1 St. Mary's 0-3 3-7 4/5 Chapman 1-2 Loyola Marymount 5-13 2/26 CS Fullerton 0-10 5/1 Santa C lara 4-6 2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball TORERO YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS & 2001 PHOTOS 15

University of San Diego Torero Softball Year-By-Year Results

Year Overall Record Head Coach NCAA Div. Conference/League 2000 3 1-28 Lin Adams Division I Western Intercoll egiate Softball League 1999 44-21 Lin Adams Division I Western Intercoll egiate Softball League 1998 3 1-28 Lin Adams Division I Western In te rco ll egiate Softbal l League 1997 27-3 1 Lin Adams Division I Western Intercoll egiate Softbal l League 1996 14-37 Lin Adams Division I Western Intercoll egiate Softbal l League 1995 18-33 Lin Adams Division I Western Intercoll egiate Softba ll League 1994 25-2 1 Lin Adams Division I Western Intercoll egiate Softball League 1993 25- 19 Larry Caudillo Division I Independent 1992 3 1-1 4 La rry Caudill o Division I Independent 1991 34-14 Larry Caudill o Division I 1nd ependent 1990 25-25 Larry Caudill o Division I Independent 1989 30-27 Larry Caudill o Division I Independent 1988 2 1-26 Lan-y Caudillo Division I Independent 1987 2 1-20 Lan-y Caudillo Division I West Coast Ath leti c Conference 1986 24- 14 Lan-y Caudill o Division I West Coast Athleti c Confere nce 1985 15-23 Kevin McGarry Division 111 Southern Ca li forn ia Softball Conference 1984 I 3-3 7 Kevi n McGarry Division Ill Southern Cali fornia Softball Conference 1983 22-20 Kevi n McGarry Division Ill Southern Californi a Softball Conference 1982 23-23 Kevin McGan-y Division II Western Assoc. for Intercoll egiate Athletics 1981 2- 12 Kevin McGarry Division II Western Assoc. for Intercoll egiate Athletics 1980 I 0- 13 Kevin McGarry Division 111 Western Assoc. for Intercoll egiate Athletics

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USO SUPPORT SERVICES

USD Academic Support

Shaney Fink begins her first year as USD's Academic Support Coordinator. She takes over for Mike Matoso, who moves into the newly created position of Compliance Coordinator. This past year she was on the Voll eyball coaching staff as a first year assistant, helping the Toreros to a 23-6 record and a second round finish in the NCAA Tournament. Prior to USD she gained coaching experience at the high school, college and international levels for four years. She capped off a stellar collegiate career ( 1990-93) at Cal Berkeley and won selection to the All­ Pac Ten Decade Team. Fink completed her B.A., graduating with honors in Social Science from Berkeley in 1994. The USD Athletic Academic Support Program is designed to assist and motivate student-athletes in their journey and progress towards their academic goals, and ultimately graduation. The primary objective is to improve the student-athletes' study skill s, support them in their academic work, and encourage scholastic achievement. It is essential that student-ath letes receive the necessary academic assistance to continue normal progress toward a degree while participating in athletics. USD student-athletes receive assistance through advising, progress reports, academic tutors, campus learning centers, such as the Logic, Math, and Writing Centers, and the Accelerated Study Program. The Accelerated Study Program provides a monitored, quiet area open only to the student-athletes to ensure quality study time. These services are avai lable to all USD student-athletes.

1/ . "Th e greatest challenge to a Division I athlete is to balance the demands of sport while taking/u/1. ' advantage of th e educational experience offered. Th e purpose of our program is to assist student­ athletes in meeting this challenge by offering tutoring, advising, mentoring and a quiet environment to study. Th e academic support program is designed to assist students in adjusting to life at USD and developing sound academic and career plans. By promoting a philosophy of individual respon­ sibility, which encourages each student-athlete to value th eir educational experience. th e academic ~support program assists each athlete to realize th eir/it!/ potential". Shaney Fink /

Torero Strength and Conditioning

The University of San Diego athletic department recognizes the need for al l athletes of all sports to engage in a comprehensive strength and conditioning program. The USD strength and conditioning program has been designed to develop functional strength, speed, power and endurance. The development of these physical attributes is ineffective if the athletes are not able to carry them over to the playing field. Adhering to a properly designed program of strength training, conditioning and nutrition can enable our men and women to become the best possible athletes they can be, while simultaneously reducing the inci dence of injury. The heart of the strength and conditioning program is the Jenny Craig Pavilion fitness center (3,800 square feet) and the USD Sports Center weight room (5 ,000 square feet). Both weight rooms contain Olympic platforms, free-weights, selectorized machines, dumbbells and cardiovascular equipment, and are open exclusively to student-athletes at specific times each day. USD student-athletes receive intensive instruction on proper weight training technique; speed, power and agility development; and sport-specific conditioning. Their strength and conditioning programs are specific to the nature of th eir sport or position. Each athlete is individually monitored throughout their program to ensure the greatest chance of athletic progress.

2001 University of San Diego Torero Softball San Diego, California - America's Finest City

San Diego is truly"A merica 's Finest City". A modern metropolis (seco nd largest in Ca lifornia) and a popular year-round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and valleys. San Diego also surrounds one of California's greatest natural harbors which has been a dominant factor in determining the city's natural history, economy and development. Meteorologists claim San Diego as the country's only area with perfect climate. This ideal yea r-round environment posts an average day­ time temperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rainfall of less than 10 inches. Most days are sunny, with humidity genera lly low, even in the summer. The climate, attractive setting and recrea tional facilities make San Diego "A merica 's Finest City"

According to Sports Illustrated, "For sheer numbers of participants, diversity of pursuits of involvement, San Diego must rank as the sports fitness capital of the U.S. 11 Sports are a major feature of the San Diego lifestyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, wind­ surf on 70 miles of public beach or golf at any of the over 80 courses throughout the county. Balboa Park, a 1, 158-acre recreation and cultural center, offers 25 tennis courts, two gymnasiums, two municipal golf courses and one of the nation 's finest zoos. Mission Bay r.:r------As well as participating in Park is a 4,600-acre playground for jogging, recreational activities, San Diego fishing, bicycling, tennis, golf, jet skiing and supports their professional teams-­ kite flying. the NFL Chargers and the National League Padres at Qualcomm Stadium. During bowl week, San Diego annua lly hosts the Holiday Bowl. During San Diego Padres, 1998, Qualcomm Stadium hosted the Super Bowl ga me between National League Denver and Green Bay, and more Champions, recently the 1998 World Series between the San Diego Padres and 1998, 1984 the New York Yankees. Whatever San Diego Chargers, sporting activity there is, it's here in San Diego- the Sports Capital of AFC Champions, 1994 the U.S.A.

2001 University of San Diego Torem Softball 2001 UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

Sat. Jan.27 CS San Bernardino 12 Noon Tue. March 20 Hawaii Pacific TBA Fri. Feb.2 Biota 5:00PM Thu-Sun. March 22-25 Hawaii Tournament Sat. Feb. 10 UCLA 1: 00PM Wed. March 28 UC Santa Barbara* Sun. Feb. 11 Loyola Marymount 12 Noon Sat. March 31 Santa Clara Thu. Feb.IS Point Loma 5:00 PM Sat. April 7 Saint Mary's Fri. Feb.16 Concordia 5:00 PM Sun. Apri l 8 Santa Clara Feb. 23-24 LMU Round Robin TBA Tue. April 10 Saint Mary's March 3 Azusa Pacific 1:00PM Wed. April 18 Azusa Pacific March 6 Boston College 5:00 PM Sat. April 28 UC Riverside Fri-Sun. March 9-11 Torero Invitational Classic TBA Sun. April 29 Loyola Marymount (USD, Tulsa, BYU, Boston College, Fri . May4 UC Riverside Northern Iowa, Portland State) Wed. May9 WISLvs.LMU March 13 Arizona 5:00 PM Fri-Sun. May l 1-1 3 WISL Tournament TBA March 16-17 USD Round Robin @ Loyola Marymount

*Denotes Single Game All Home Games In Bold