2001 UCLA BRUINS at Cal State Northridge • Apr. 4, 2001 • Northridge, CA Arizona State/Arizona •A pr. 6-8, 2001 •East on Stadium “Welcome to the Pac-10” was the mes- sage for seven of the conference’s eight soft- UCLA QUICK FACTS ball-playing schools last weekend, as only No. 2001 Overall Record: 37-1 2 Arizona remains undefeated in conference 2001 Pac-10 Record: 2-1 2001 SCHEDULE/RESULTS play with a 2-0 record. The Bruins are part NFCA Ranking: No. 1 Overall: 37-1; Pac-10: 2-1 of a four-way tie for second place in the Pac- Head Coach: Sue Enquist 10 with a 2-1 conference record, and will play Date Opponent Time/Result Career Record: 616-116-1 (13th season) at Early Bird Classic (San José, CA) host to three key conference games this Softball SID: Amy Symons F 3 at San José State ______W, 8-0 (5) weekend after traveling to Cal State SID Phone: 310/206-6831 F 3 vs. Cal State Northridge (RV) _ W, 13-0 (5) Northridge on Wednesday afternoon. The F 3 vs. Cal Poly ______W, 5-0 Website: www.uclabruins.com F 4 vs. Cal State Northridge (RV) _____ W, 7-0 Bruins and Matadors met twice during the F 4 vs. Cal Poly ______W, 10-2 (6) first weekend of the season with UCLA winning both games. The Bruins lead that all-time F7at Cal State Fullerton (#14) __ W,6-0;W,18-3(5) series by a 30-9 margin. Against the Sun Devils, the Bruins hold a 69-14 advantage, and F 10 SAN DIEGO (DH) ____ W,8-0 (6);W,7-0 F 14 LONG BEACH STATE (#22) ____ W, 7-0 UCLA leads the series against Arizona by a 49-38 margin. This weekend also marks the at UNLV Classic (Las Vegas, NV) start of the broadcast schedule for Bruin Softball, as Saturday’s game against Arizona will F 16 vs. Portland State ______W, 20-0 (5) be broadcast live on FOX Sports Net, and Sunday’s game against the Wildcats can be heard F 16 vs. Kansas ______W,15-1 (5) F 17 vs. Wisconsin (RV) ______W, 9-2 live on www.uclabruins.com with Lou Riggs calling the action. F 17 vs. Nebraska (#12)______W, 6-2 Bruins Fall to Stanford, Sweep Cal in Pac-10 Openers F 18 vs. Florida International _____ W, 10-0 (5) at Texas Invitational (Austin, TX) UCLA’s school record-tying 35-0 start to the season came to a halt on Friday afternoon F 23 vs. Wisconsin (RV) ______W, 12-1 at Stanford, a duel resulted in a combined four hits and only one runner crossing F 23 vs. Cal State Fullerton (#11) ______W, 4-0 F 24 at Texas (#22) ______W, 4-3 (8) the plate as Stanford defeated UCLA, 1-0. UCLA’s Amanda Freed and Stanford’s Dana F 25 vs. Wisconsin (RV) ______W, 1-0 Sorensen allowed just two hits apiece in both squad’s Pac-10 opener. After the 2-1 Pac-10 F 26 at Southwest Texas State (RV) W, 4-3 (10) start, UCLA leads a four-team log jam for second place in the conference standings. F 26 at Southwest Texas State (RV) ______W, 3-1 EASTON CLASSIC (EASTON STADIUM, LOS ANGELES) The Bruins rebounded on Saturday, notching a 2-1 nine-inning win over No. 3 Cali- M2 COLORADO STATE (DH) W, 11-3 (6);W, 2-0 fornia. UCLA scored the first run of the game in the third inning, when outfielder Lupe M3 SOUTH FLORIDA (DH) _ W, 10-0 (5); W,5-3 Brambila reached on an error to lead off the inning and was advanced to third base by a M 4 UNLV ______W, 3-0 M 6 UC RIVERSIDE (DH) _ W,10-0 (5);W,4-0 groundout and a sacrifice bunt before third baseman Tairia Mims doubled to left center, at Hedrick’s Hallowell Chevrolet Classic (Fresno, CA) bringing Brambila home. Freshman Keira Goerl opened the game by retiring the M 8 vs. Colorado State ______W, 8-1 first 11 batters she faced, and did not give up a until the sixth inning, when the Bears M 9 vs. Cal Poly ______W, 9-1 (6) M 9 vs. DePaul (#11) ______W, 4-0 scored their lone run of the game. Neither team was able to score in the seventh or eighth, M 10 vs. New Mexico State ______W, 4-0 but the Bruins started hot in the ninth, with a leadoff by designated player Courtney M 10 vs. Oregon State (#15) ______W, 3-2 Dale. Dale was replaced by pinch-runner Julie Hoshizaki, who advanced to third base on a M 11 at Fresno State (#7) ______W, 8-2 M 14 at UC Santa Barbara ______W, 6-1 single by freshman right fielder Marcel Torres. With one out and runners at the corners, M 30 at Stanford (#5)* ______L, 0-1 sophomore second baseman Monique Mejia hit a clutch single to left to bring home M 31 at Cal (#3)* ______W, 2-1 (9) Hoshizaki and earn the game-winning RBI. Goerl allowed a leadoff double in the bottom A 1 at Cal (#3)* ______W, 5-1 A 4 at Cal State Northridge (#25) (DH) 1:30 pm half of the inning before forcing a pop-out, and groundout to end the game. A 6 ARIZONA STATE (#9)* ______2 pm UCLA picked up on Sunday where they left off the day before. After Freed struck out A 7 ARIZONA (#2)*# ______2 pm the side in the first inning, junior catcher Stacey Nuveman led off with a single and was A 8 ARIZONA (#2)*^ ______1 pm A 13 WASHINGTON* ______2 pm replaced by pinch runner Amanda Simpson, who would make her way around the basepaths A 14 WASHINGTON*^ ______2 pm and score on a long single by first baseman Claire Sua. A 20 at Oregon State* ______2 pm A leadoff walk to Freed in the third resulted in a second run for the Bruins, this time on A 21 at Oregon* ______2 pm A 22 at Oregon* ______1 pm an RBI single by Nuveman. Freed broke the game open in the fourth with a two-RBI bases A 25 at UC Riverside (DH) ______1 pm loaded single. The play actually resulted in three runs, as a throw to third trying to throw A 27 CAL* ______2 pm out Brambila went into left field, and Brambila scored on an E2. Cal would score their lone A 28 STANFORD* ______2 pm A 29 STANFORD*^ ______1 pm run in the bottom of the fourth, just the third of the season allowed by Freed. M 2 at Washington* ______2 pm M 4 OREGON* ______2 pm M 5 OREGON STATE* ______2 pm M 6 OREGON STATE* ______1 pm M 11 at Arizona*^ ______7 pm M 12 at Arizona State* (DH) ______7 pm THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE • APRIL 2-8, 2001 M17-20 NCAA Regionals ______TBD M24-28 College World Series& _ (Oklahoma City, OK) Wed. April 4 at No. 25 Cal State Northridge (DH) ...... 1:30 pm Northridge, CA ALL TIMES LOCAL TO GAME SITE Fri. April 6 No. 9 Arizona State ...... 2 pm Easton Stadium Home games in BOLD at Easton Stadium; * Pac-10 Conference Game; Rankings are NFCA; ^ indicates internet broadcast Sat. April 7 No. 2 Arizona (TV: FOX Sports Net) ...... 2 pm Easton Stadium # indicates game broadcast live on FOX Sports Net Sun. April 8 No. 2 Arizona (Radio: www.uclabruins.com) ...... 1 pm Easton Stadium &Games broadcast live on ESPN or ESPN2 No. in parentheses () indicates innings played if not 7 NFCA/USA TODAY POLL (4/4/01) 2001 UCLA Bruins Softball… …page 2

NO.SCHOOL (1ST PLACE)RECORD POINTS She’s Baaack!: Nuveman Moves Up NCAA Career Lists 1. UCLA (25) 37-1 672 With 11 home runs this season, Bruin slugger Stacey Nuveman currently has 62 career 2. Arizona (2) 38-2 646 home runs, moving her into fourth place on the NCAA’s all-time list. Nuveman now has 3. Alabama 34-1 609 the best career total of any non-Arizona player. Jenny Dalton is next on the list 4. Stanford 32-3-1 587 with 76 career home runs (see page 5 of notes). 5. California 39-4 577 Through 35 games, Nuveman has walked 41 times, equivalent to 31% of her total plate 6. LSU 30-6 520 7. Oklahoma 29-7 504 appearances and a 1.1 per-game average that contributes to an impressive .607 on-base per- 8. DePaul 24-7-1 468 centage. Nuveman is second among active players on the NCAA’s career walks list, behind 9. Arizona State 27-9 460 only Pacific’s Adrienne Ratajczak. She has also become the second Bruin in history to record 10. Cal State Fullerton 33-10 435 more than 200 career RBI, and is the active leader on the NCAA career list in that category. 11. Notre Dame 26-3 400 Nuveman returns to the Bruins in 2001 after missing the 2000 collegiate season in 12. Iowa 24-7 355 order to play for the U.S. Olympic Team. Despite the fact that she is in her fifth year as a 13. Fresno State 26-11 335 Bruin, Nuveman has remaining collegiate eligibility for the 2001 and 2002 seasons, and is 14. Washington 24-12 324 considered an athletic junior in 2001. 15. Nebraska 29-10 273 Offensive Explosions 16. Oregon State 29-13-1 257 17. Florida State 34-6 250 Four Bruin starters currently own season averages of .400 or above: Nuveman 18. Pacific 31-6 234 (.444), freshman Claire Sua (.439), sophomore Tairia Mims (.418) and injured freshman 19. South Carolina 23-12-1 208 outfielder Stephanie Ramos (.405). The Bruins have scored 271 runs while allowing just 20. Baylor 29-11 120 34. The Bruins are hitting .363 as a team, and UCLA’s offensive power is evident in the team 21. Wisconsin 20-12 115 pitching stats, as UCLA has a team ERA of 0.65 while the Bruins have hit their opponents 22. Southwest Texas State 28-7 94 into a 6.28 team ERA. 23. Texas A&M 24-11 79 Freed Continues Domination in the Circle 24. Louisiana-Lafayette 26-5 69 25. Cal State Northridge 30-6 41 Junior P/OF Amanda Freed spent her summer as a traveling alternate with the U.S. Rec. Votes: South Florida (7). Olympic Team, and has returned to the Bruins as the same dominant pitcher who tossed Teams in italic are on UCLA’s regular-season schedule UCLA to last year’s NCAA Championship Game. Freed leads the Bruins with 99.0 innings in the circle and an 15-1 record with one . She has struck out 95 and walked 10, good for a stunning K:BB ratio of 8.6:1! The Bruins have allowed just seven runs, three earned, 2001 BRUINS IN THE RANKINGS with Freed in the circle for a 0.21 ERA. Offensively, Freed is hitting .331 with one home run, WEEK NFCA/USA TODAY six doubles and three triples with 22 RBI. She has stolen 14 bases on 15 tries. Preseason...... 1 Head Coach Sue Enquist Feb. 21 ...... 1 Feb. 28 ...... 1 The 2001 season marks Sue Enquist’s 13th campaign as head coach of the Bruin soft- March 7 ...... 1 ball program. It is her 22nd year as part of UCLA’s softball coaching staff and her 26th year March 14 ...... 1 of involvement with the program as either a coach or player. Enquist has a 616-116-1 (.841) March 21 ...... 1 coaching record and 1,043 wins in her Bruin softball career as a player, assistant coach and March 28 ...... 1 April 4 ...... 1 head coach, combined. As a player from 1975-78, Enquist became UCLA’s first All-Ameri- April 11 ...... can while establishing the Bruin career batting average record of .401. She is still the only

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April 25 ...... ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ May 2 ...... RUINS UMERICAL OSTER May 9 ...... 2001 UCLA B N R No. Name Pos. B/T Yr. Ht. Hometown / HS / Previous School 2001 MULTI-HIT GAMES … 2 Erin Rahn** OF R/R Jr. 5-1 San Diego, CA (Mt. Carmel) Name 2 3 4 5+ Total 3 Lupe Brambila*** OF R/R Sr. 5-6 Van Nuys, CA (James Monroe) Mims 16 3 - - 19 4 Marin Noack*** C/1B R/R Sr. 6-1 LaVerne, CA (Bonita) Sua 15 3 - - 18 Watley 11 3 1 - 15 5 Casey Hiraiwa**^ UT R/R Jr 5-6 Honolulu, HI (Iolani) Nuveman 14 - - - 14 7 Amanda Freed** P/OF R/R Jr. 5-8 Cypress, CA (Pacifica) Freed 10 2 1 - 13 9 Amanda Simpson OF L/R Fr. 5-3 Encinitas, CA (La Costa Canyon) Dale 10 1 - - 11 10 Crissy Buck**^ IF/OF R/R Jr. 5-4 Las Vegas, NV (Green Valley) Ramos 7 3 - - 10 11 Monique Mejia* 2B/OF R/R So. 5-4 Corona, CA (Corona Santiago) 2001 HITTING STREAKS 12 Stephanie Swenson*** P R/R Sr. 5-9 San Juan Capistrano, CA (San Clemente) 13 Julie Hoshizaki 2B/OF L/L Fr. 5-0 Cerritos, CA (Cerritos) Name Longest Current Watley 17 17 14 Keira Goerl P R/R Fr. 5-10 Morena Valley, CA (Valley View) Mims 12 - 20 Claire Sua IF/P R/R Fr. 5-8 Cooper City, FL (St.Thomas Aquinas) Nuveman 9 1 21 Tairia Mims* 1B/C R/R So. 5-7 Tucson, AZ (Salpointe Catholic) Sua 8 1 22 Courtney Dale***^ P/OF R/R Sr. 5-10 Fresno, CA (Bullard) Ramos 8 3 Torres 4 4 23 Toria Auelua* C/3B R/R So. 5-6 Garden Grove, CA (Pacifica) 24 Marcel Torres P/3B R/R Fr. 5-8 Diamond Bar, CA (Diamond Bar) 2001 SCORE BY INNINGS… 27 Natasha Watley* SS/OF L/R So. 5-10 Irvine, CA (Woodbridge) 33 Stacey Nuveman**^^ C/IF R/R Jr. 6-0 LaVerne, CA (St. Lucy’s Priory) Tm 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Ex Total UCLA 50 34 39 73 39 22 10 1 2 1 271 44 Stephanie Ramos OF L/L Fr. 5-5 Elk Grove, CA (Elk Grove) OPP 8 1 6 7 2 4 5 0 1 0 34 * indicates letters won at UCLA; ^ Utilized Redshirt Year 2001 UCLA Bruins Softball … …page 3 THIS WEEK’S TICKET Elementary, My Dear Watley! CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE Even the masterful detective Sherlock Holmes wouldn’t be able to stop Bruin sopho- Nickname: Matadors more All-American shortstop Natasha Watley, who became the most prolific base stealer Current Ranking: No. 25 in UCLA history after just one season. Watley’s record-setting freshman campaign included Location: Northridge, CA team highs of a .426 batting average and stealing 32 bases on 37 attempts. In addition to Web Site: www.GoMatadors.com Head Coach: Janet Sherman setting a new Bruin single-season record for stolen bases and taking over the UCLA career 2001 Record: 19-17 lead in that category, Watley set an NCAA Division I postseason record with four steals Series: UCLA leads 30-9 against Canisius in UCLA’s postseason opener on May 18, 2000. ARIZONA STATE Watley has already improved on that freshman campaign, swiping 33 bases on 36 tries for 65 career steals. Through 26 games, she had already improved on her freshman year Nickname: Sun Devils Current Ranking: No. 9 total of 11 RBI and is closing in on her 2000 total for runs scored. Watley currently has 27 Location: Tempe, AZ RBI and 46 runs scored, compared to 48 runs last year. Web Site: www.thesundevils.com Forget Waldo, Where’s Tairia? Head Coach: Linda Wells 2001 Record: 27-9, 2-1 Pac-10 Sophomore Tairia Mims is on the field and producing impressive offensive numbers Series: UCLA leads 69-14 from the No. 3 spot in the lineup, but you never know where you’ll find her on the field Last Season: UCLA won series 2-1 defensively. ARIZONA Mims has started all 38 games for UCLA: 13 games in right field, four games at first Nickname: Bears base, 12 at third base and nine games behind the plate. UCLA’s starting first baseman a year Current Ranking: No. 2 ago, Mims was a catcher and third baseman in high school and ASA ball. Since coming to Location: Tucson, AZ UCLA, she has learned first base and right field, making her one of Sue Enquist’s most Web Site: www.arizcats.com versatile athletes defensively. Head Coach: Mike Candrea 2001 Record: 38-2, 2-0 Pac-10 Mims was named the Pac-10 Player of the Week for Feb. 12-18 after hitting six home Series: UCLA leads 49-38 runs with 19 RBI during that stretch. For the 2001 season, Mims currently has a .405 aver- Last Season: Arizona swept series 3-0 age, going 34-for-84 with six doubles, 10 home runs, 40 RBI, 27 runs scored and 10 walks, for a .480 on-base percentage and a .833 . In comparison, she totalled PAC-10 SOFTBALL STANDINGS nine home runs, 32 RBI and eight doubles last year as a freshman. PL.SCHOOL PAC-10 O’ALL Freshman Firepower 1. Arizona 2-0 38-2 Claire Sua has started all of UCLA’s 38 games and is second on the team with a .439 2. UCLA 2-1 37-1 batting average with six home runs — including two grand slams — 38 RBI and 16 runs Stanford 2-1 32-3-1 scored. Sua entered the lineup as the designated player in UCLA’s first five games (at the Arizona State 2-1 27-9 Early Bird Classic) before making her defensive debut at first base in the doubleheader at Washington 2-1 24-12 Cal State Fullerton on Feb. 7. 6. Oregon 1-2 23-19 Pitcher Keira Goerl has pitched in 14 of UCLA’s games and has a 0.86 ERA with 62 7. Oregon State 0-2 29-13-1 in 81 . Goerl pitched a five-inning perfect game against UC Riv- 8. California 0-3 39-4 erside on March 6. Batters are hitting .140 against Goerl, and she is 13-0 on the 2001 season. She is second on the team in innings pitched to Amanda Freed (99 IP). BRUIN NO-HITTERS Freshman outfielder Stephanie Ramos started UCLA’s first 29 games before breaking a Mar. 4 Freed vs. UNLV (7 inn, 6 K, 1 BB) bone in her left hand. She was hitting .405 with seven doubles, 12 RBI and 22 runs scored, Mar. 6 Goerl vs. UC Riverside (perfect gm) and had 18 putouts and an assist when the injury occured. MULTI-HOME RUN GAMES Three of Marcel Torres’ five game starts came in last weekend’s road series at Stanford and Cal and she responded accordingly, turning a .625 (5-for8) weekend batting average. Feb. 7 Nuveman at CS Fullerton (G2, 2 HR) Torres earned a single in her first collegiate at-bat, entering the game as a pinch hitter in the Feb. 16 Mims vs. Wisconsin (2 HR, consec.AB) bottom of the seventh inning in the first game of the Cal State Fullerton doubleheader. She GRAND SLAMS went 1-for-1 with an RBI against San Diego, and made her defensive debut at third base. Feb. 10 Sua vs. San Diego (G1) Torres hit her first career home run on Feb. 16 against Portland State, and is hitting .435 Feb. 18 Watley vs. Florida International with 12 games played going 5-for-15 at the plate. Mar. 3 Sua vs. South Florida (G1) Baserunning specialists Amanda Simpson and Julie Hoshizaki both have seen game BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS action, with Simpson stealing two bases with 12 runs scored. She has appeared as a pinch Feb. 18 Watley and Mims vs. Florida Int’l runner in 35 of UCLA’s 38 games. Hoshizaki has pinch-run in 26 games with 10 runs scored. Mar. 9 Sua and Brambila vs. Cal Poly Injury Report S OFTBALL Freshman outfielder Stephanie Ramos broke the fourth metacarpal bone in her left hand while UCLA’ S sliding into second base on March 8 against Colorado State at the Hedrick’s Hallowell Chevrolet NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Classic. She will most likely return to the lineup for this weekend’s Pac-10 series against the Arizona schools. Sophomore Toria Auelua tore her right meniscus while warming up Courtney Dale in game 1999 • NCAA; 1992 • NCAA; 1990 • NCAA; one of UCLA’s doubleheader at Southwest Texas State on Feb. 26. Auelua underwent surgery on Feb- 1989 • NCAA; 1988 • NCAA; 1985 • NCAA; ruary 28 and will be out for at least of 6-8 weeks. Junior Casey Hiraiwa has torn a tendon in her left 1984 • NCAA; 1982 •NCAA; 1978 • AIWA NCAA Tournament Appearances ..... 15 (99-19) hand, and is awaiting surgery to repair the injury. No timetable has currently been set for her return. NCAA CWS Appearances ...... 15 (64-16) “THE LAST TIME” IN UCLA SOFTBALL…

HITTING A Bruin hit home runs in consecutive games… Stacey Nuveman 3/6/01 vs. UC Riverside A Bruin hit a grand slam… Claire Sua, 3/3/01 vs. South Florida at Easton Stadium A Bruin hit home runs in three consecutive games… Tairia Mims: 2 vs. Wisconsin 2/17/01; 1 vs. Nebraska Bruins hit back-to-back home runs… Claire Sua/Lupe 2/17/01, 1 vs. Florida International 2/18/01, all at Brambila 3/9/01 vs. Cal Poly (5th inning) at the the UNLV Classic Hedrick’s Hallowell Chevrolet Classic (Fresno, CA) A Bruin had four hits in a game… A Bruin hit a game-ending home run… Lupe Amanda Freed 2/26/01 G2 at Southwest Texas State Brambila 3/10/01 vs. Oregon State (b7th) at the (3-1B, 1-HR) Hedrick’s Hallowell Chevrolet Classic (Fresno, CA) A Bruin had two doubles in a game… An opponent hit a game-ending home run… Stacey Nuveman, 2/18/01, vs. Florida International Lauren Bauer, Arizona, 5/6/00 at the UNLV Classic A Bruin hit two home runs in one game… Tairia Mims, 2/16/01 vs. Wisconsin (consecutive AB) PITCHING A Bruin pitched a no-hitter… A Bruin hit three home runs in a single day… Amanda Freed vs. UNLV 3/4/01 at Easton Stadium Tairia Mims: 2 vs. Wisconsin 2/17/01; 1 vs. Nebraska (7 inn, 6K, 1 BB) 2/17/01, both at the UNLV Classic. A Bruin pitched a perfect game… A Bruin led off a game with a home run… Keira Goerl 3/6/01 (G1) vs. UC Riverside Christie Ambrosi, 5/2/99 vs. Oregon State A Bruin struck out 10 or more batters in a game… A Bruin had two hits in one inning… Amanda Freed, 13 vs. Oklahoma 5/29/00 Courtney Dale 3/11/01 at Fresno State (4th inning) (2000 NCAA Championship Game) at the Hedrick’s Hallowell Chevrolet Classic

A Bruin hit home runs in consecutive at-bats… Tairia Mims, 2/16/01 vs. Wisconsin at the UNLV Classic UCLA SOFTBALL’S “RECORD WHEN…”

Playing at home ______10-0 vs. Left-handed starters ______3-0 PAC-10 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Playing on the Road ______10-1 vs. Right-handed starters ___ 34-1 Playing at a Neutral Site ____ 17-0 WEEK PLAYER SCHOOL 2/12 Christie Rosenblad ______WASH Day Games ______29-1 In extra innings ______3-0 2/19 Tairia Mims ______UCLA Night Games ______8-0 Doubleheaders ______12-0 2/26 Sarah Beeson ______STAN 3/5 Leneah Manuma ______ARIZ (6 doubleheaders) 3/12 Stacey Nuveman ______UCLA Bruins Held Scoreless ______0-1 Multiple-game days______27-0 3/19 Pauline Duenas ______CAL (13 dates) 3/26 Traci Feldt ______OSU Scoring 1-4 runs ______12-0 4/2 Kristin Swetel ______ASU Scoring 5+ runs______25-0 4/9 vs. Non-Conference ______34-0 4/16 Allowing 1-4 runs ______37-1 vs. Pac-10 (non-league)______1-0 4/23 Allowing 5+ runs ______0-0 4/30 vs. Pac-10 (league games) ____ 2-1 5/7 UCLA scores first ______30-0 5/14 Opponent scores first ______7-1 Pac-10 home ______0-0 PAC-10 PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Pac-10 away______2-1 WEEK PITCHER SCHOOL Collecting 1-3 hits ______1-1 2/12 Kirsten Voak ______ASU 2/19 Maureen LeCocq ______STAN Collecting 4-6 hits ______2-0 vs. Ranked Opponents _____ 11-1 2/26 Dana Sorensen ______STAN Collecting 7-9 hits ______10-0 3/5 Amanda Freed ______UCLA vs. Top-10 Opponents ______3-1 3/12 Jocelyn Forest ______CAL Collecting 10+ hits ______24-0 3/19 Tia Bollinger ______WASH Out-hitting Opponent _____ 36-0 3/26 Jocelyn Forest ______CAL vs. Pac-10 schools ______3-1 4/2 Dana Sorensen ______STAN Out-Hit by Opponent ______1-0 Arizona 4/9 Hits are tied______0-1 4/16 Arizona State 4/23 Cal ______2-0 4/30 Errorless ______20-0 5/7 Oregon 5/14 Committing One Error _____ 12-1 Oregon State ______*1-0 NCAA CAREER HOME RUNS Committing 2+ errors______5-0 Stanford ______0-1 Opponent is Errorless ______5-1 Washington NO.PLAYER SCHOOL Opponent has 1 error ______13-0 *UCLA has a non-league win over OSU 85 Leah Braatz (94-95,97-98) ___ ARIZ Opponent has 2 errors _____ 16-0 85 Laura Espinoza (92-95) _____ ARIZ Opponent has 3+ errors _____ 3-0 Days of the Week 76 Jenny Dalton (93-95) ______ARIZ 62 Stacey Nuveman (active)* __ UCLA Monday ______2-0 57 Kelli Metzger (96-99) ______Akron One-run games ______5-1 Tuesday ______2-0 53 Ali Viola (95-98) ______Nebraska Two-Run games ______3-0 Wednesday ______4-0 53 Kelly Kretschman (active) __ BAMA 5+ run games ______28-0 Thursday______1-0 NCAA CAREER RBI Run-Rule Games ______13-0 Friday ______8-1 PL.PLAYER NO. Saturday ______13-0 1. Jenny Dalton (Arizona) ______328 UCLA hits home run ______23-0 Sunday ______7-0 10. Samantha Iuli (Ill.-Chicago) __ 214 Opponent hits home run ____ 3-0 11. Ali Viola (Nebraska) ______213 Months 12. Amanda Scott (Fresno State) __ 212 UCLA hits multiple HRs ____ 13-0 February ______21-0 13. Stacey Nuveman (UCLA)* ____ 207 14. Julie Marshall (UCLA) ______203 UCLA hits 3+ HRs ______4-0 March ______15-1 April ______1-0 NCAA CAREER WALKS May PL.PLAYER NO. 1. Tarrah Beyster (Oregon St.) ___ 211 7. Michelle Venturella (Indiana) _ 140 8. Adrienne Ratajoza (Pacific)* __ 138 9. Stacey Nuveman (UCLA) _____ 135 * Active NCAA Career Leader