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2021-22 MEDIA SUPPLEMENT ALL-TIME RESULTS Conference Year Coach Captain(S) W L T Pct 2021-22 MEDIA SUPPLEMENT ALL-TIME RESULTS Conference Year Coach Captain(s) W L T Pct. (reg. season/tournament finish) Postseason 1989 Brian Boulac Mia Faust, Barbara Mooney 31 23 0 .574 8-5 (1st/3rd MCC) -- 1990 Brian Boulac Ruth Kmak, Kathy Vernetti 32 15 1 .677 9-3 (1st/1st MCC) -- 1991 Brian Boulac Rachel Crossen 38 22 0 .633 15-3 (2nd/1st MCC) -- 1992 Brian Boulac Ruth Kmak, Amy Folsom 34 30 1 .531 7-3 (1st/2nd MCC) -- 1993 Liz Miller Staci Alford, Ronny Alvarez 36 13 0 .735 8-2 (1st/1st MCC) -- 1994 Liz Miller Christy Connoyer, Amy Rueter 41 20 0 .672 9-1 (1st/1st MCC) NCAA Bloomington (Ind .) Regional (1-2) 1995 Liz Miller Liz Goetz, Andrea Keys 40 19 0 .678 16-2 (1st/1st MCC) NCAA Regional No . 1 (Ann Arbor, Mich .) (2-2) 1996 Liz Miller Jenna Knudson, Andrea Kollar 48 16 0 .750 19-1 (1st/2nd BE) NCAA Ann Arbor (Mich ). Regional (0-2) 1997 Liz Miller Meghan Murray, Katie Marten 35 25 0 .583 16-4 (1st/3rd BE) -- 1998 Liz Miller Kelly Rowe, Kelly Nichols 34 22 0 .607 13-3 (1st/4th BE) -- 1999 Liz Miller Kris McCleary, Amy Laboe 42 20 0 .677 16-0 (1st/1st BE) NCAA Regional No . 6 (Ann Arbor, Mich .) (1-2) 2000 Liz Miller Danielle Klayman, Jennifer Sharron 47 14 0 .770 12-2 (1st/1st BE) NCAA Regional No . 8 (Ann Arbor, Mich .) (1-2) 2001 Liz Miller Danielle Klayman, Jennifer Sharron, Melanie Alkire, Lizzy Lemire 54 7 0 .885 20-0 (1st/3rd BE) NCAA Regional No . 7 (Iowa City, Iowa) (3-2) 2002 Deanna Gumpf Kas Hoag, Jenny Kriech, Jarrah Myers 44 17 0 .721 18-2 (1st/1st BE) NCAA Regional No . 7 (Iowa City, Iowa) (2-2) 2003 Deanna Gumpf Andria Bledsoe, Andrea Loman, Alexis Madrid 38 17 0 .691 14-3 (1st/1st BE) NCAA Regional No . 7 (Ann Arbor, Mich .) (2-2) 2004 Deanna Gumpf Nicole deFau 49 20 0 .710 18-2 (1st/2nd BE) NCAA Regional No . 6 (Ann Arbor, Mich .) (1-2) 2005 Deanna Gumpf Megan Ciolli 46 15 0 .754 16-2 (1st 2nd BE) NCAA Regional No . 9 (South Bend, Ind .) (2-2) 2006 Deanna Gumpf Heather Booth, Mallorie Lenn, Meagan Ruthrauff, Sara Schoonaert 42 21 0 .667 17-5 (3rd/1st BE) NCAA Evanston (Ill ). Regional (2-2) 2007 Deanna Gumpf Stephanie Brown, Kenya Fuemmeler, Katie Laing 32 24 0 .571 13-7 (4th/2nd BE) NCAA Evanston (Ill ). Regional (1-2) 2008 Deanna Gumpf Brittney Bargar, Linda Kohan, Katie Laing 38 22 1 .631 14-8 (4th/3rd BE) NCAA Ann Arbor (Mich ). Regional (1-2) 2009 Deanna Gumpf Brittney Bargar, Linda Kohan 43 17 0 .717 19-4 (2nd/1st BE) NCAA Ann Arbor (Mich ). Regional (2-2) 2010 Deanna Gumpf Heather Johnson, Christine Lux, Katie Fleury 47 12 0 .797 18-3 (1st/3rd BE) NCAA Ann Arbor (Mich .) Regional (2-2) 2011 Deanna Gumpf Heather Johnson 46 11 0 .807 19-1 (1st/3rd BE) NCAA Ann Arbor (Mich ). Regional (1-2) 2012 Deanna Gumpf Alexa Maldonado, Dani Miller, Kasey O’Connor, Kristina Wright 40 16 0 .714 16-3 (2nd/2nd BE) NCAA Tucson (Ariz .) Regional (2-2) 2013 Deanna Gumpf Amy Buntin, Kelsey Thornton 43 15 0 .741 19-3 (1st/2nd BE) NCAA Lexington (Ky .) Regional (0-2) 2014 Deanna Gumpf Chloe Saganowich 41 13 0 .759 16-5 (2nd/2nd ACC) NCAA Los Angeles (Calif .) Regional (2-2) 2015 Deanna Gumpf Emilee Koerner, Jenna Simon 42 15 0 .737 17-6 (3rd/5th ACC) NCAA South Bend (Ind .) Regional (2-2) 2016 Deanna Gumpf Carly Piccinich, Karley Wester 43 13 0 .768 13-7 (3rd/2nd ACC) NCAA Ann Arbor (Mich .) Regional (2-2) 2017 Deanna Gumpf Karley Wester 34 23 0 .596 13-11 (5th/3rd ACC) NCAA Auburn (Ala .) Regional (1-2) 2018 Deanna Gumpf - 34 23 0 .596 13-10 (5th/3rd ACC) NCAA Lexington (Ky ). Regional (2-2) 2019 Deanna Gumpf - 37 18 0 .673 18-6 (3rd/3rd ACC) NCAA Norman (Okla ). Regional (1-2) 2020* Deanna Gumpf Katie Marino, Ellie Richards, Alexis Holloway, Abby Sweet 13 9 0 .673 2-4 (3rd/3rd ACC) N/A 2021 Deanna Gumpf Sarah Genz, Alexis Holloway, Abby Sweet 33 15 0 .686 20-10 (5th/5th ACC) NCAA Lexington (Ky .) Regional (2-2) 32 seasons 1,297 582 3 .690 481-131 (.786) 38-50 (.432) *The 2020 season was cancelled after 22 games due to COVID-19 19 regular-season titles 24 NCAA appearances First season . 1989/32 seasons Most consecutive regular-season conference titles . 14 (1992-2005) Overall record . 1,297-582-3 ( .690)/32 seasons Most consecutive conference tournament titles . 3 (1993-95) Total games . 1,879. Winning seasons . 33 (33 consecutive) NCAA Championship appearances . 25 (22-consecutive) 30+ win seasons . 32 NCAA Championship overall record . 38-50 ( .432) 40+ win seasons . 18 Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season record . .112-59 . ( .655)/8 seasons 50+ win seasons . 1 Atlantic Coast Conference Championship record . 7-7 ( .500)/7 seasons* Longest win streak . 33 (3 .28-5 .5 .01 - nation’s longest of season) BIG EAST regular-season record . 297-53 ( .849)/18 seasons NFCA All-America honors . 29 BIG EAST regular-season titles . 13 (last in 2013) NFCA All-Region honors . 113 BIG EAST Championship record . 35-19 ( .648)/18 seasons CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year . 1 BIG EAST Championship titles . 6 (last in 2009) CoSIDA Academic All-America honors . 18 Undefeated BIG EAST regular seasons . 2 (1999, 2001) All-Conference accolades . 194 Midwestern Collegiate regular-season record . 72-19 ( .791)/7 seasons Conference Player of the Year awards . 15 Midwestern Collegiate regular-season titles . 6 Conference Pitcher of the Year awards . 8 Midwestern Collegiate Championship record . 20-5. ( .800)/7 seasons Conference Rookie/Freshman of the Year awards . 9 Midwestern Collegiate Championship titles . 5 Conference Coaching Staff of the Year awards . 10 IRISH HEAD COACHES Brian Boulac Liz Miller Deanna Gumpf 1989-92 / Four seasons 1993-2001 / Nine seasons 2002-present / 20th season 135-90-2 (.599) 377-156 (.707) 785-336-1 (.700) 1 | UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH INDIVIDUAL HONORS AND AWARDS ALL-AMERICA (NFCA) Cassidy Whidden . 2015 BIG EAST Conference Pitcher of the Year Katey Haus . 2014 Laura Winter . 2012 First Team Jenna Simon . .2014 . Jody Valdivia . 2010 Cait Brooks . 2019. Laura Winter . 2011, 2012 Dani Miller . 2012 Steffany Stenglein . 2004, 2005 Second Team Alexa Maldonado . 2012 Jennifer Sharron . 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 Abby Sweet .........................................2021 Heather Johnson . 2011 BIG EAST Conference Rookie of the Year Micaela Arizmendi . 2014 Christine Lux . 2010 Karley Wester . 2014 Brittney Bargar . 2008 Heather Booth . 2003 Emilee Koerner . 2013 Heather Booth . 2004, 2006 Kristin Schmidt . 2001 Amy Buntin . 2012 Mallorie Lenn . 2006 Andrea Loman . 2000 Kristin Schmidt . 2001 Katie Laing . 2005 Jarrah Myers . 1999 Melanie Alkire . 2000 Steffany Stenglein . 2004, 2005 Angela Bessolo . 1996 Meagan Ruthrauff . 2003, 2004 Jennifer Sharron . 2000 BIG EAST Conference Coaching Staff of the Year Terri Kobata . 1995 Melanie Alkire . 2001 Jennifer Sharron . 1999, 2001 Deanna Gumpf ........2002, 2004, 2011, 2013 Third Team Lizzy Lemire . 1999, 2000 Liz Miller . 1996, 2000, 2001 Karley Wester . 2016 Kris McCleary . 1999 Emilee Koerner . 2014, 2015 Jarrah Myers . 1999 BIG EAST Conference Championship Heather Johnson . 2011 Angela Bessolo . 1997 Most Outstanding Player Dani Miller . 2011 Meghan Murray . 1997 Katie Fleury . 2010 Jennifer Giampaolo . 1995 Brittney Bargar . 2009 Christine Lux . 2009 Sara Hayes . 1992, 1993, 1994 Heather Booth . 2006 Stephanie Brown . 2006. Elizabeth Perkins . 1994 Andrea Loman . 2002, 2003 Megan Ciolli . 2004, 2005 Melanie Alkire . 2000 Andrea Loman . 2002, 2003 Third Team Jennifer Sharron . 1999 Jarrah Myers . 2001, 2002 MK Bonamy . 2019 Midwestern Collegiate Conference Jenny Kriech . 2001 Abby Sweet .........................................2018 Player of the Year Jennifer Sharron . 2001 Bailey Bigler . 2016 Katie Marten . 1995, 1996 Morgan Reed . 2015, 2018 Sara Hayes . 1995 Terri Kobata . 1994 Jenna Simon . .2015 . Terri Kobata . 1993, 1994 Midwestern Collegiate Conference ALL-REGION (NFCA) REGIONAL COACH OF THE Newcomer of the Year First Team YEAR (NFCA) Elizabeth Perkins . 1994 Terri Kobata . 1993 Abby Sweet .........................................2021 Deanna Gumpf ............2002, 2004 (Mideast) Sara Hayes . ..
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