2001 UW Softball Weekly Release #1 --- February 5, 2001 --- www.gohuskies.com

Start With A Fiesta Dip: will kick 2001 HUSKY SOFTBALL: off its 2001 campaign at the 17-team Fiesta SOFTBALLSOFTBALL Bowl Invitational in Phoenix, Ariz., February 9- Quick Facts 11. The Huskies will play some of the nation’s Location: , Wash. 2001 Schedule/Results Founded: 1861 top perennial powers including Louisiana State, Enrollment: 25,000 Record: 0-0 (0-0 Pac-10) South Carolina and Nebraska, in addition to Colors: & Date Opponent Time New Mexico State, Texas Tech and Georgia. President: Dr. Richard L. McCormick 2/9 vs. LSU! 8 a.m. Director of Athletics: Barbara Hedges vs. New Mexico St.! 10 a.m. 2/10 vs. Texas Tech! 10 a.m. 400 And Beyond: The UW enters this season Head Coach: Teresa Wilson (Missouri, 1984) vs. South Carolina! 12:30 p.m. just one win away from recording the program’s Record at UW: 399-141 (.739)/8 years 2/11 vs. Georgia! 9 a.m. 400th victory. After just eight seasons, the Record Overall: 603-302 (.666)/14 years vs. Nebraska! 11 a.m. Huskies have won nearly 74 percent of their Asst. Coaches: Scott Centala, 5th year, 2/16 vs. Maryland# 10 a.m. games, carrying a 399-141 record into this year. Drew Christmon, 1st year vs. South Carolina# 12 p.m. Softball Contact: Peggy Curtin 2/17 vs. Notre Dame# 7 a.m. Media Day: The Washington softball team will E-mail: [email protected] at South Florida# 11 a.m. have a Media Day on Tuesday, February 6, at Media Rel. Ph./Fax: (206) 543-2230/5000 2/18 vs. Hofstra# 7 a.m. 2/21 at TN-Chattanooga (DH) 1 p.m. the at 12:45 p.m. (rain 2/23 vs. Southern Miss.$ 2 p.m. or shine) before practice starts at 1:30 p.m. Coach Teresa Wilson and players will be available vs. New Mexico$ 4:30 p.m. for interviews at that time. 2/24 vs. Michigan State$ 7 a.m. 2/24-2/25 Playoffs$ TBD Four At First: The softball team, which finished fifth in the nation last 3/2 at Utah% 11 a.m. year at the College World Series, has been ranked fourth in the 2001 USA Today/NFCA vs. BYU% 1 p.m. preseason coaches’ poll released January 24. 3/3 vs. Missouri% 11 a.m. The Huskies’ number four national ranking marks the 66th consecutive poll in which the vs. Southern Utah% 1 p.m. team has been within the top six, dating back to the beginning of the 1996 season. Last year, 3/4 vs. Nebraska% 10 a.m. 3/10 Texas 2 p.m. the UW occupied the top spot for 12 straight weeks, including six as the unanimous selection, 3/11 Texas 2 p.m. after being ranked second in the preseason poll. Washington has been in the top 25 every year 3/15 vs. Hawai’i^ 9 a.m. since late in 1993, its inaugural season. vs. Texas^ 5 p.m. The UW, which kicks off its 2001 campaign in Phoenix, Ariz., February 9, will face 15 of the 3/16 vs. New Mexico St.^ 9 a.m. top 25 teams at least once during the regular season. Six other future Husky opponents also 3/16-18 Playoffs^ TBD received votes in the poll. 3/20 vs. Northwestern (@ Full.) 3 p.m. UCLA, the 2000 national runner-up, tops the list with 13 of the 27 first-place votes, while at CSU Fullerton 5 p.m. fellow Pac-10 member Arizona is ranked third with four first-place votes. All eight Pac-10 schools 3/21 at CSU Northridge (DH) 1:30 p.m. 3/30 at California* 2 p.m. which sponsor softball are ranked in the top 25, including Arizona State (sixth), California 3/31 at Stanford* 2 p.m. (seventh), Stanford (15th), Oregon State (16th) and Oregon (20th). 4/1 at Stanford* 1 p.m. 4/6 Arizona* 2 p.m. PAC-10 Power: The University of Washington softball team, which has made five consecutive 4/7 Arizona State* 2 p.m. trips to the College World Series, has been picked to finish fourth in the Pac-10 in a poll of 4/8 Arizona State* 1 p.m. conference coaches released January 16. 4/10 Portland State (DH) 2 p.m. The Huskies, who finished their 2000 season with a number five national ranking, received 4/13 at UCLA* 2 p.m. 27 points overall to place behind Arizona (46), UCLA (46) and Arizona State (34). Arizona and 4/14 at UCLA* 2 p.m. 4/20 at Oregon* 2 p.m. UCLA both tied for first place with 46 points and four of the eight first-place votes. Behind 4/21 at Oregon State* 2 p.m. Washington was Stanford (25), California (20), Oregon State (17) and Oregon (9). 4/22 at Oregon State* 1 p.m. Over the past three seasons, the Huskies have been picked by the conference coaches to 4/24 at Portland State (DH) 2 p.m. finish second twice (1998, 2000) and third once (1999). Washington won the Pac-10 title for 4/27 Stanford* 2 p.m. the second time in school history in 2000, compiling a 17-4 record during conference play. 4/28 California* 2 p.m. 4/29 California* 1 p.m. Begin With A ‘W’: The Huskies have had great success in season-openers, winning five 5/2 UCLA* 2 p.m. straight and losing just two in the program’s eight-year history. The Huskies are 29-11 (.725) on 5/4 Oregon State* 2 p.m. 5/5 Oregon* 2 p.m. opening weekends, going undefeated in 1996 (6-0) and in 2000 (3-0), despite playing 21 ranked 5/6 Oregon* 1 p.m. foes. The team has also kicked off its season in Arizona seven times and in San Diego the 5/11 at Arizona State* 7 p.m. other two years. 5/12 at Arizona (DH)* 6 p.m. 5/17-20 NCAA Regionals TBA Phoenix Forecast : The Huskies will make their way to the Fiesta Bowl lnvitational hosted by 5/24-27 College World Series TBA Arizona State for the sixth time in program history. This year’s tournament will feature 17 (Oklahoma City, Okla.) teams in a scramble format with each team playing at most two, single games a day or six ! = at Fiesta Bowl Tournament (Phoenix, Ariz.) # = at Holiday Inn Invitational (Tampa, Fla.) games over the three-day span. The games will be divided between two sites, the Rose Mofford $ = at NFCA Leadoff Classic (Columbus, Ga.) Sports Complex in Phoenix, and Alberta B. Farrington Stadium on the campus of Arizona % = at Red Desert Classic (St. George, Utah) State. The UW will play all six of its games in Phoenix. ^ = at Kia Klassic (Fullerton, Calif.) Bold = Home Games All times PT *= Pac-10 Conference Matches Scouting the LSU Tigers (0-0): The eighth-ranked Tigers enter the season with five starters 2001 UW Softball Weekly Release #1 --- February 5, 2001 --- www.gohuskies.com returning from last year’s team, which went 59-13 and fell to Southern Mississippi in the regionals. Leading the way will be a pair of returning in Ashley Lewis (0.84 ERA in 2000) and Britni Sneed (27-7 in 2000), while Stephanie Hastings and outfielder Dee Douglas add both speed on the basepaths as well as steady bats at the plate. SOFTBALL LSU, under first-year head coach Yvette Girouard, handed the Huskies their first loss of the SOFTBALLSOFTBALL 2000 season at the Texas Invitational, but the UW won the two schools’ next two meetings. USA Today/NFCA Washington holds a 5-1 all-time record against LSU. Div. I Poll (Preseason) Rank Team (1st Pl. Vts.) W-L Vts LR Scouting the New Mexico State Roadrunners (0-2): Under second-year coach Lea Ann 1. UCLA (13) 46-12-1 655 2 Jarvis, New Mexico State returns eight players from last year’s squad which went 27-31 and 2. Oklahoma (10) 66-8 642 1 11-13 in the Big West (6th). Senior Lizette Olivares led the Big West Conference in stolen 3. Arizona (4) 59-9 632 3 bases (24) in 2000, and also was first on her team in batting average (.302) en route to first- 4. Washington 61-9 541 5 team all-conference honors. Last weekend, New Mexico State lost a pair of games to Texas 5. Alabama 66-14 535 6 Tech, and is scheduled to play a pair of doubleheaders versus in-state rivals, Western and 6. Arizona State 43-20 523 t10 7. California 49-25 484 7 Eastern New Mexico before heading to Arizona. 8. LSU 59-13 465 9 The Huskies hold a perfect 4-0 all-time record against the Roadrunners, recording a 5-0 9. Fresno State 54-14 455 t10 victory on February 5, 1999. 10. DePaul 40-22 412 8 11. Michigan 45-16-1 362 13 Scouting the Texas Tech Red Raiders (2-0): Washington and Texas Tech will meet for the 12. Nebraska 52-21 353 14 first time in the two schools’ history in the second day of the Fiesta Bowl Invitational. The Red 13. Iowa 46-15 301 15 Raiders, who picked up a pair of wins over New Mexico State in 2001, are coming off a 19-34 14. CSU Fullerton 45-15 295 19 season after reaching the NCAA regional final in 1999. 15. Stanford 45-18 270 18 16. Oregon State 40-21-1 261 12 Under first-year head coach Bobby Reeves, the Red Raiders return five starters, including 17. Florida State 51-27 210 17 all-region Amanda Renfro (1.35 ERA) and second-team all-conference players outfielder 18. South Carolina 40-28 169 t22 Sandy Butler and Shauna Briggs. 19. Notre Dame 47-14 157 24 20. Oregon 35-29 145 16 Scouting the South Carolina Gamecocks (1-1): In the first of two scheduled meetings with 21. S. Mississippi 63-13 137 4 the Huskies, South Carolina enters the season ranked 18th in the preseason poll and split a 22. Long Beach St. 39-23 125 NR doubleheader last week with North Carolina. Under 15th-year head coach Joyce Compton, the 23. Mississippi St. 44-27 108 21 Gamecocks have six starters coming back from a team which went 41-28 in 2000 and advanced 24. Texas 30-27-1 94 NR 25. Utah 42-23 67 20 to the NCAA regionals for the 10th time in school history. Both starting pitchers, Megan Matthews Others Receiving Votes: Florida Atlantic (56), (26-16) and Joyce McMillin (14-10), return as does leading hitter, Jodi Fittro (.307). Illinois-Chicago (35), Hofstra (32), The UW and South Carolina have split their previous four meetings with the Huskies winning Massachusetts (32), Oklahoma State (31), the last game, 6-0 in 1997. The Gamecocks will play Georgia Southern on February 6, before Louisiana Lafayette (27), Florida (23), Texas heading to Arizona. A&M (23), Penn State (21), Central Michigan (20), Cal State Northridge (16), Hawaii (13), Scouting the Georgia Bulldogs (4-0): Georgia and Washington will meet for the first time in New Mexico (10), Wisconsin (8), North the final day of competition at the Fiesta Bowl Invitational. Georgia, which began its program in Carolina (7), Northwestern (6), Virginia Tech (6), South Florida (2). 1997, finished 28-33 and 9-19 in the SEC last year with a notable four-game sweep of South Carolina. The Bulldogs’ top hitter, Michelle Tyree (.321), returns to a team coached by former italics = 2001 Washington opponents Southern Mississippi coach Lu Harris, now in her first season at Georgia. So far in 2001, Georgia has posted a 4-0 record with doubleheader sweeps over Elon College Washington in the NFCA Poll and Appalachian State. Current Rank: Fourth (Preseason) 2000 Final Rank: Fifth Scouting the Nebraska Cornhuskers (0-0): The Huskies face their third ranked team of the 2000 High Rank: First (12 weeks) weekend when they play #12 Nebraska in the first of two scheduled meetings in 2001. 2000 Preseason Rank: 2nd Under head coach Rhonda Revelle, Nebraska finished 52-21 and won the Big 12 tournament before falling to Arizona in the regional final in 2000. The Cornhuskers will be led by All-American 2000 Week-By-Week Rankings pitcher Leigh Ann Walker (21-6) and Jamie Fuente (.278), but will look to fill the Final - Fifth May 10 - First shoes of All-American Jennifer Lizama as well as school record-holder, pitcher Jenny Voss. May 3 - First (Unanimous) Washington and Nebraska have played each other five times before with the Huskies winning April 26 - First (Unanimous) the last meeting, 10-2, to pull out to a 3-2 advantage in the all-time series. April 19 - First April 12 - First (Unanimous) Friend Or Foe: Senior Kim DePaul (Tomball, Texas) will face former high school teammate, April 5 - First LSU catcher Jennifer Scheulke ... freshman Shawna Norris (Littleton, Colo.) will see five of March 29 - First her former summer ball teammates from the Colorado Comets when the Huskies play Nebraska March 22 - First (Unanimous) (Danelle Arnold, Briana Bates, Katie Decker, Nicole Trimboli) and Georgia (Nicole Urban). March 15 - First (Unanimous) March 8 - First (Unanimous) March 1 - First The Freshmen 10: This year’s UW roster includes 10 freshmen, marking the most freshmen February 23 - First on a Husky roster since the 1993 inaugural season. The 2001 team also includes three seniors, January 26 (Preseason) - 2nd three juniors and three sophomores. 2001 UW Softball Weekly Release #1 --- February 5, 2001 --- www.gohuskies.com Far And Wide: The 2001 schedule will take the Huskies to seven different states beginning with Arizona, Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, and Utah in just the first month of the season. The UW will later take trips to California and finally Oregon. The Huskies trip to Tennessee for a mid-week doubleheader in Chattanooga will be their first to the Volunteer state. In the program’s nine-year history, the team has traveled to 11 of the 50 states. SOFTBALLSOFTBALL Pac-10 Preseason Poll Coming Home: After playing their first 47 games away from in 2000, Washington’s road home will be much shorter this year. The Huskies are scheduled to play Team (First Place Votes) Pts. non-conference foe Texas in the first of two games on March 10. The pair of games against the 1. Arizona (4) 46 Longhorns mark the earliest home games in program history with the previous coming in 1996 UCLA (4) 46 versus California on March 19. 3. Arizona State 34 4. Washington 27 5. Stanford 25 Huskies On the Air Waves: The Washington softball team will have eight games broadcast 6. California 20 live on KSRB 1150-AM in 2001. Mike Brown will handle play-by-play duties for the fourth- 7. Oregon State 17 straight season, while John Cowley will provide color commentary. 8. Oregon 9 UW is one of the few softball programs in the nation with regular-season games broadcast by a local radio station. This year’s schedule begins March 10, with the first of a pair of games Huskies vs. versus non-conference foe Texas, and includes four other Husky home games as well as two This Week’s Opponents road games from Corvallis, Ore. Each game’s broadcast will begin and end with a 15-minute Texas Tech, Georgia: First Meeting pre- and post-game show, featuring interviews with UW players and coaches. LSU (5-1): W, 3-0 (2000); W, 4-1 (2000); L, 2-4 (2000); W, 4-2 (1999); W, 6-0 (1998); 2001 Softball W, 9-0 (1998) Radio Broadcast Schedule - KSRB, 1150-AM New Mexico St. (4-0): W, 5-0 (1999); W, 2-1 (Times listed indicate start of the 15-minute pre-game show) (1999); W, 5-2 (1996); W, 6-1 (1996) South Carolina (2-2): W, 6-0 (1997); L, 0-1 Saturday, March 10, vs. Texas, 1:45 p.m. (1997); L, 2-9 (1997); W, 4-1 (1996) Nebraska (3-2): W, 10-2 (2000); W, 3-1 Saturday, March 11, vs. Texas, 1:45 p.m. (1998); W, 1-0 (1998); L, 4-6 (1995); L, 2-3 Saturday, April 7, vs. Arizona State, 1:45 p.m. (1995). Sunday, April 8, vs. Arizona State, 12:45 p.m. Saturday, April 21, at Oregon State, 1:45 p.m. UW History at the Sunday, April 22, at Oregon State , 12.45 p.m. Arizona State Tournament Saturday, May 5, vs. Oregon, 1:45 p.m. 1993 3-2 No Place Saturday, May 6, vs. Oregon, 12:45 p.m. 1994 5-1 No Place 1995 3-2 No Place First Pitch Luncheon: Washington will play host to its second annual “First Pitch” luncheon, 1996 6-0 First Friday, March 9, in the Don James Center at Husky Stadium. The luncheon, which honors the 1997 4-1 No Place UW softball and teams, will begin at 12:30 p.m. 1998 3-2 No Place Fans and supporters of the UW baseball and softball teams can mingle with players and Total 24-8 2001 WASHINGTON SOFTBALL ROSTER NO NAME POS B/T HT YR ELIG EXP HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 1 Becky Simpson OF L/R 5-4 Jr. Jr. 2V Tumwater, Wash./Tumwater 2 Courtney Jeffries 2B R/R 5-4 Fr. Fr. HS Eugene, Ore./Marist 4 Shawna Norris 1B/3B R/R 6-0 Fr. Fr. HS Littleton, Colo./Highlands Ranch 5 Christie Rosenblad 2B R/R 5-4 Sr. Sr. 3V Fillmore, Calif./Fillmore 6 Megan Owen SS R/R 5-8 Fr. Fr. HS Spokane, Wash./University 7 Kim DePaul 3B/C R/R 5-7 Sr. Sr. 3V Tomball, Texas/Tomball 9 Bridget Wilcox P L/R 6-1 Jr. Jr. 2V Olympia, Wash./Charles Wright Academy 12 Rita Roach OF L/R 5-1 Fr. Fr. HS Norwalk, Calif./St. Joseph 13 Traci Tawney 1B R/R 5-8 So. So. 1V Fall City, Wash./Mt. Si 14 Nicki Holt OF L/R 5-10 Fr. Fr. HS Camarillo, Calif./Adolfo Camarillo 16 Shannon Walsh P/DP R/R 5-11 Jr. Jr. 2V Covina, Calif./St. Lucy’s 17 Amanda Oleson UT L/R 5-11 Fr. Fr. HS Agoura Hills, Calif./Agoura 18 Kelly Hauxhurst OF L/R 5-3 Sr. Sr. 3V Westminster, Calif./Westminster 20 Nicole Wicks SS R/R 5-4 Fr. Fr. HS Renton, Wash./Hazen 22 Callie Bergan 1B R/L 5-10 Fr. Fr. HS Issaquah, Wash./Skyline 23 Robyn Waddle 2B R/R 5-7 Fr. Fr. HS Federal Way, Wash./Decatur 24 Tia Bollinger P/DP R/R 5-8 Fr. Fr. HS Santa Ana, Calif./Mater Dei 25 Amy Hanson C R/R 5-7 So. So. 1V Mount Vernon, Wash./Mount Vernon 44 Jaime Clark SS R/R 5-11 So. So. 1V Tustin, Calif./Foothill Head Coach: Teresa Wilson (ninth season at UW)/ (15th season overall) Missouri, 1984 Assistant Coaches: Scott Centala (fifth season), Drew Christmon (first season) 2001 UW Softball Weekly Release #1 --- February 5, 2001 --- www.gohuskies.com coaches from the two teams. Husky football coach Rick Neuheisel will serve as the master of ceremonies. The cost of the event is $20 per person. For a $140 donation, a sponsor receives a table for seven, or a table for six, plus a spot for a player or coach. Reservations are due by SOFTBALLSOFTBALL March 5. For more information, call (206) 616-1180. 2001 Pac-10 Standings Keeping The Streak Alive: Washington will be looking to extend its streak of trips to the College Overall Games World Series (CWS) to six in 2001, after qualifying in 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000. In their five trips to the CWS, the Huskies have already posted the fifth-most victories with 16 1. UCLA 5 0 0 1.000 to tie them with Cal State Fullerton. Only four other schools have advanced to the CWS more 2. Arizona 4 0 0 1.000 times, while the Huskies already have the eighth-most NCAA tournament wins with 32 in the 3. Stanford 3 0 0 1.000 4. Oregon St. 3 1 0 .750 history of the tournament. 5. Oregon 4 2 0 .667 6. Washington 0 0 0 .000 Playing With Fire: Washington senior Kim DePaul was selected as the eighth Arizona St. 0 0 0 .000 pick overall by the Tampa Bay FireStix in the 2000 Women’s Pro Softball League (WPSL) California 0 0 0 .000 Senior Draft on December 2. DePaul, a second-round selection, was one of 24 college seniors picked by one of the league’s four teams. Final 2000 Pac-10 DePaul becomes the fourth Husky to be selected by a team in the WPSL’s Senior Draft. Last Standings season, standouts Jeanine Giordano (Tampa Bay FireStix), Jamie Graves (Akron Racers) and Jennifer Spediacci (Tampa Bay FireStix) were picked 19th, 20th and 22nd, respectively.

1. Washington 17 4 0 .810 Attendance Figures Well for Huskies: In statistics released by the NCAA, the University of 2. Arizona 16 4 0 .800 3. UCLA 14 7 0 .667 Washington was ranked second nationally in home attendance average last season with 1,497 4. Stanford 9 12 0 .429 fans per game. Fresno State was first with an average of 2,360, while Arizona ranked third with 5. Arizona St. 8 13 0 .381 1,330 fans per game. Fresno State, Washington and Arizona were the only schools in division 6. Oregon St. 7 13 0 .350 I, II and III, to average over 1,000 fans per game. 7. California 6 15 0 .286 The Huskies’ average home attendance in 2000 also was up by 781 from 1999 (the most of Oregon 6 15 0 .286 any NCAA sponsored softball school), and the UW was ranked third in overall attendance, despite having only 15 home dates. 2000 Season Dear Diary: Wonder what goes on behind the scenes and in the minds of Husky softball players In A Nutshell and coaches? You will have two opportunities for the second year in a row to read a more Overall Record: 62-9 personal account of Washington softball. Head coach Teresa Wilson will post bi-monthly diary Pac-10 Record/Finish: 17-4/1st submissions to the cnn-si.com site, while one Husky player per week will write about the team’s College World Series/Finish: 1-2/T-5th fortunes on and off the field on the school’s official site, www. gohuskies.com. No. 1 Regional/Finish: 4-0/1st

RECORD-BREAKING SEASON: Washington Meet Assistant Coach Drew Christmon: Drew Christmon, an assistant at the University of concluded its record-breaking season tied for Kansas in 2000, has been named an assistant softball coach at the University of Washington. fifth at the College World Series. Their 62-9 A native of Oklahoma City, Okla., he will serve as the team’s hitting coach in addition to assisting mark was the best in the program’s eight years, UW head coach Teresa Wilson in all administrative aspects of the program. and the team broke more than 30 team or Christmon most recently spent one season as an assistant under head coach Tracy Bunge at individual records during the season. The the University of Kansas. Prior to that, Christmon was the head softball coach at Gunn High Huskies won the Pac-10 championship with a School in Palo Alto, Calif., after completing a two-year stint as an assistant at Cal State Northridge. 17-4 mark, captured all six regular-season A 1999 graduate of Cal State Northridge with a degree in kinesiology, Christmon also served as tournaments they entered, and went undefeated through the NCAA No. 1 Regional an assistant softball coach at Stanford in 1996 and as an assistant for the Barry University Tournament held in Seattle. softball team in Miami, Fla., in 1995. Born June 8, 1972, Christmon played both football and baseball at the 2000 National Att. Avg. - DI (1990-92), before spending four years playing baseball with the Detroit Tigers organization. Rk School Dates Total Avg. 1. Fresno St. 21 49,568 2,360 Head Coach Teresa Wilson: Teresa Wilson wasted no time in building a perennial contender 2. Washington 15 22,449 1,497 for the NCAA Championship at the University of Washington. In eight years, Wilson has led the 3. Arizona 26 34,581 1,330 Huskies to five straight trips to the College World Series, including appearances in the 4. Texas 13 13,356 890 championship game in 1996 and 1999. UW has earned seven straight berths in the NCAA 5. S. Miss. 13 10,250 788 tournament, a No. 1 ranking in the USA Today/NFCA poll, and two Pac-10 titles. 6. Iowa 15 8,687 579 As the only head coach in Husky history, Wilson has led the Huskies to a 399-141 record, 7. Arizona St. 34 19,297 568 accruing an incredible .739 winning percentage. All totaled, Wilson’s players have earned 19 8. CSU Fullerton 18 10,091 561 9. Minnesota 8 4,441 555 All-America certificates, 58 mentions on all-Pac-10 squads, and 44 all-conference academic 10. Michigan 13 6,865 528 honors. 11. UCLA 15 7,590 506 A fierce competitor, Wilson, a native of Pickering, Mo., was an All-American pitcher at the 28. Oregon 13 4,152 319 University of Missouri from 1980-83. Her 14-year career coaching record of 603-302 (.666) 33. Oregon St. 11 3,114 283 also includes stints at Oregon and Minnesota, and ranks her in the top 20 of the most winningest 39. Stanford 16 3,954 247 active coaches in divison I history.