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2020 Record Book.Indd CALIFORNIA SOFTBALL 2020 RECORD BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA INFORMATION SEASON INFORMATION ..............................................3-5 SOFTBALL CONTACT Schedule ...............................................................................3 Tim Miguel Quick Facts ...........................................................................4 Offi ce Phone: 510-326-9761 Roster ....................................................................................5 Email: [email protected] MEDIA INFORMATION ..........................................4-5, 44 Fax: 510-643-7778 Media Information ............................................................4-5 Broadcast Roster ...............................................................44 INTERVIEWS 2018 STATISTICS & RESULTS......................................6-7 Interviews with the student-athletes and coaches will be 2018 Statistics .....................................................................6 coordinated by Tim Miguel and Cal’s Athletic Communications 2018 Results ........................................................................7 offi ce and must be requested at least one day in advance. HISTORY & RECORDS ...............................................8-13 Phone interviews can also be arranged. Year-by-Year Coaching Records ...........................................8 Series Records ................................................................9-10 CREDENTIALS No-Hitters ............................................................................11 All members of the media wishing to cover a California Honors & Awards ..........................................................12-15 Softball game must request appropriate credentials in Team Single-Season Records ......................................15-16 advance from Tim Miguel or another member of the Cal Individual Single-Season Records .....................................17 Athletic Communications staff. Credential requests should be Individual Career Records .................................................18 submitted via email and can be picked up from the Cal Athletic Individual Year-by-Year Leaders ...................................19-22 Communications Offi ce on the third fl oor of Haas Pavilion, or at All-Time Roster ..............................................................23-25 Will Call at Levine-Fricke Field an hour before a game starts. Year-by-Year Schedule & Results .................................26-39 Postseason Results ......................................................40-43 LEVINE-FRICKE FIELD (PRACTICE & GAME FACILITY) All California softball practices and home games are held at Levine-Fricke Field, just east of Memorial Stadium off of Centennial Drive. Nestled at the base of Strawberry Canyon, the fi eld sits high above the Berkeley campus overlooking the San Francisco Bay Area. The fi eld was built in 1995, and the outfi eld fences stand 190 feet down the right and left fi eld lines. It is 220 feet to straight-away center. PARKING Public parking for Cal softball games is available for a fee throughout the Cal campus. The Witter Lot is recommended, as well as the Underhill Lot, Botanical Garden Lot and Lawrence Hall of Science Lot. CAL ON THE WEB Updated statistics, weekly releases, recaps, notes, features and more can be accessed at www.CalBears.com. CAL IN THE SOCIAL MEDIA REALM To access the offi cial social media accounts of Cal Softball, visit: Facebook: www.Facebook.com/CalSB Twitter: @CalSB Instagram: @CalSB CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS USAGE GUIDELINES When referring to the University of California’s athletic teams, please use California or Golden Bears on fi rst reference. Cal or Bears may be used in following references. Terms such as UC Berkeley, Cal Berkeley, Berkeley and California-Berkeley (or similar variations) are incorrect and should not be used in connection with Cal Athletics. 2 WWW.CALBEARS.COM 2020 RECORD BOOK CALIFORNIA SOFTBALL 2020 SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (PT) Felsberg Invitational (Miami, Fla.) Thursday Feb. 6 Florida International Miami, Fla. 2 PM Friday Feb. 7 Syracuse Miami, Fla. 6:30 AM Friday Feb. 7 Penn State Miami, Fla. 11:30 AM Saturday Feb. 8 Michigan State Miami, Fla. 2:30 PM Sunday Feb. 9 Penn State Miami, Fla. 7 AM Fresno State Tournament (Fresno, Calif.) Friday Feb. 14 Saint Mary’s Fresno, Calif. 9 AM Friday Feb. 14 Fordham Fresno, Calif. 2:30 PM Saturday Feb. 15 Saint Mary’s Fresno, Calif. 2:30 PM Saturday Feb. 15 Fresno State Fresno, Calif. 7:30 PM Sunday Feb. 16 Cal Poly Fresno, Calif.. 11:30 AM Wednesday Feb. 19 Saint Mary’s Moraga, Calif. 2 PM Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic II (Palm Springs, Calif.) Friday Feb. 21 Auburn Palm Springs, Calif. 12:30 PM Saturday Feb. 22 Missouri Palm Springs, Calif. 12 PM Saturday Feb. 22 Nebraska Palm Springs, Calif. 2:30 PM Sunday Feb. 23 New Mexico Palm Springs, Calif. 11:30 AM Judi Garman Classic (Fullerton, Calif.) Thursday Feb. 27 Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, Calif. 5 PM Friday Feb. 28 LSU Fullerton, Calif. 9:30 AM Saturday Feb. 29 BYU Fullerton, Calif. 9:30 AM Sunday March 1 GCU Fullerton, Calif. 11:00 AM JMU Dukes Invitational (Harrionburg, Va.) Friday March 6 Siena Harrionburg, Va. 9:30 AM Friday March 6 James Madison Harrionburg, Va. 2 PM Saturday March 7 UConn Harrionburg, Va. 7:30 AM Saturday March 7 TBD Harrionburg, Va. TBD Sunday March 8 TBD Harrionburg, Va. TBD FRIDAY March 13 OREGON* BERKELEY 3 PM SATURDAY March 14 OREGON* BERKELEY 12 PM SUNDAY March 15 OREGON* BERKELEY 12 PM Wednesday March 18 Sacramento State Sacramento, Calif. 4 PM Friday March 20 UNLV Las Vegas, Nev. 3 PM Friday March 20 UNLV Las Vegas, Nev. 5 PM Saturday March 21 UNLV Las Vegas, Nev.. 1 PM Wednesday March 25 Pacifi c Stockton, Calif. 4 PM Friday March 27 Stanford*# Stanford, Calif. 5 PM Saturday March 28 Stanford*# Stanford, Calif. 7 PM Sunday March 29 Stanford*# Stanford, Calif. 1 PM Wednesday April 1 UC Davis Davis, Calif. 4 PM FRIDAY APRIL 3 UCLA*# BERKELEY 3 PM SATURDAY APRIL 4 UCLA*# BERKELEY 12 PM SUNDAY APRIL 5 UCLA*# BERKELEY 12 PM Thursday April 9 Arizona*# Tucson, Ariz. 7 PM Friday April 10 Arizona*# Tucson, Ariz. 7 PM Saturday April 11 Arizona*# Tucson, Ariz. 12 PM WEDNESDAY APRIL 15 SAINT MARY’S BERKELEY 3 PM FRIDAY APRIL 17 UTAH*# BERKELEY 3 PM SATURDAY APRIL 18 UTAH*# BERKELEY 12 PM SUNDAY APRIL 19 UTAH*# BERKELEY 12 PM Friday April 24 Washington* Seattle, Wash. 6 PM Saturday April 25 Washington* Seattle, Wash. 1 PM Sunday April 26 Washington* Seattle, Wash. 12 PM Wednesday April 29 Santa Clara Santa Clara, Calif. 4 PM FRIDAY MAY 1 ARIZONA STATE* BERKELEY 3 PM SATURDAY MAY 2 ARIZONA STATE* BERKELEY 12 PM SUNDAY MAY 3 ARIZONA STATE* BERKELEY 12 PM Thursday May 7 Oregon State*# Corvallis, Ore. 5 PM Friday May 8 Oregon State*# Corvallis, Ore. 5 PM Saturday May 9 Oregon State*# Corvallis, Ore. 12 PM All times Pacifi c (PT) and subject to change | Home games in BOLD | * denotes Pac-12 opponent | # indicates game is televised on Pac-12 Networks WWW.CALBEARS.COM 3 CALIFORNIA SOFTBALL 2020 RECORD BOOK QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION PROGRAM HISTORY Location ................................................................. Berkeley, Calif. First Year .........................................................1972 (48 seasons) Enrollment ..........................................................................41,910 All-Time Record ........ 1732- 868-4 (.666) entering 48th season Founded .................................................................................1868 National Championships ............................................One (2002) Nickname................................................................. Golden Bears Women’s College World Series Appearances ......................... 12 Colors .........................................Blue (PMS 282) and Gold (116) ............... (1986, 92, 96, 99, 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 11, 12) Conference ......................................................................... Pac-12 Last WCWS Appearance .......................................................2012 Chancellor ....................................................................Carol Christ NCAA Postseason Appearances ...............................................32 Director of Athletics ..................................................Jim Knowlton (1982, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, Softball Administrator ..............................................................TBA 2000, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, Home Field (Capacity) .......................Levine-Fricke Field (1,204) 16, 17, 18) Last Postseason Appearance ..................2018 (NCAA Regional) COACHING STAFF Pac-12 Championships .....................Three (1987, 2005, 2012) Head Coach ................................Diane Ninemire (32nd Season) Alma Mater ............................................ Nebraska-Omaha, 1980 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Cal/Career Record .................................................... 1345-678-1 Assistant AD/Athletic Communications ..............Herb Benenson Associate Head Coach ..............Tammy Lohmann (15th season) Offi ce Phone: ............................................... 510-642-0515 Alma Mater ....................................................Arizona State, 1997 Email: [email protected] Assistant Coach ...........................Dr. Megan Brown (fi rst season) Softball Contact............................................................Tim Miguel Alma Mater ..............................................Florida
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