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BEKAH ALCOZER BROOKE BOLINGER KI’AUDRA HAYTER TEXAS SOFTBALL 2019 Texas Softball Fact Book 2019 LONGHORNS 7 HISTORY 39 MEDIA/PROGRAM INFORMATION 2 2019 Roster _________________________ 6 Texas Program Timeline ___________ 39-40 2019 Quick Facts _____________________ 2 2019 Schedule _______________________ 5 Texas by the Numbers _______________ 40 This is Texas Softball _________________ 3 Red & Charline McCombs Field: All-Time Extra-Inning Games _________ 62 Covering the Longhorns _______________ 4 Home of the Longhorns ____________ 65 All-Time Games Against Ranked Opponents 2019 Schedule _______________________ 5 Meet the Longhorns: ___________________________ 59-61 2019 Roster _________________________ 6 Returners: All-Time & Career Grand Slams _______ 76 2019 TV/Radio Lineup ________ Back cover Ariana Adams _____________________ 7 All-Time Jersey Numbers _____________ 64 Bekah Alcozer ___________________ 8-9 All-Time Run-Rule Games _________ 62-63 POSTSEASON PLAY 103 Brooke Bolinger _______________ 10-11 All-Time Scores by Opponent ______ 43-50 Tuesday DerMargosian _____________ 12 All-Time Series Records Versus Opponents Big 12 Championship ___________ 109-110 Taylor Ellsworth __________________ 13 ___________________________ 41-42 NCAA Regional _______________ 107-108 Reagan Hathaway ______________ 14-15 All-Time Walk-Off Wins _____________ 78 NCAA Super Regional __________ 105-106 Ki’Audra Hayter __________________ 16 Annual Statistical Leaders __________ 66-68 Women’s College World Series ___ 103-104 Janae Jefferson ____________________ 17 Biggest Seventh-Inning Comebacks _____ 77 Chloe Romero ____________________ 18 All-Time Consecutive Home Runs ______ 79 RECORDS 80 Malory Schattle ___________________ 19 Innings Scoring Six or More Runs ______ 77 Career No-Hitters/Perfect Games ______ 90 Kaitlyn Slack _____________________ 20 Longest Hitting Streaks _______________ 76 Individual Career Records _________ 83-85 MK Tedder ______________________ 21 Longest Consecutive Games Reaching Base Individual Game Records _____________ 89 Kaitlyn Washington _______________ 22 ______________________________ 76 Individual Season Records _________ 86-88 Transfers: Longest Winning Streaks _____________ 76 Team Records: Game ________________ 82 Lauren Burke ____________________ 23 Team Year-by-Year Records and Statistics Team Records: Season ____________ 80-81 Miranda Elish ____________________ 24 ______________________________ 69 Mary Iakopo _____________________ 25 Texas in the Polls ________________ 70-71 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW 35 Shannon Rhodes __________________ 26 Week-by-Week Rankings __________ 72-75 Newcomers: Year-by-Year Results _____________ 51-58 Texas in the NCAA Stats _____________ 35 Elicia Espinosa ___________________ 27 2018 Awards and Accomplishments ____ 35 Jaden Hoelker ____________________ 27 HONORS 91 2018 Game-by-Game Results __________ 36 Shealyn O’Leary __________________ 28 2018 Individual Statistics _____________ 37 McKenzie Parker __________________ 28 Academic Awards & Honors _________ 100 2018 Big 12 Results __________________ 38 Janna Roberts ____________________ 29 All-Americans ___________________ 92-95 Conference Honors _______________ 98-99 COACHES & STAFF 30 National & Professional Honors _______ 101 National & Regional Honors _______ 96-97 Head Coach Mike White __________ 30-31 National Player of the Year: The White File _____________________ 31 Cat Osterman ____________________ 91 Assistant Coach Chelsea Spencer _______ 32 T-Association (All-Time Letterwinners) 102 Assistant Coach Kerry Shaw ___________ 33 Volunteer Assistant Kailee Cuico _______ 34 2019 TEXAS SOFTBALL • FACT BOOK 1 TEXAS SOFTBALL 2019 Quick Facts TEXAS QUICK FACTS SOFTBALL HISTORY Location _____________________________________ Austin, Texas 78713 First Year of Softball (Varsity/Club) ________________________ 1997/1996 Enrollment ___________________________ 51,334 (40,170 undergraduate) All-Time Overall Varsity Record _____________________ 873-401-3 (.685) Conference _____________________________________ Big 12 Conference All-Time Big 12 Record ______________________________ 243-142 (.631) Nickname ____________________________________________ Longhorns NCAA Tournament Appearances _______________________________ 19 Mascot _________________________________________________Bevo XV __________________________ (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005-18) Colors _____________________ Burnt Orange (PANTONE 159) and White NCAA Super Regional Appearances ________Four (2005, 2006, 2012, 2013) President _______________________________________ Gregory L. Fenves Women’s College World Series Appearances ______________________ Five Vice President & Director of Athletics __________________Chris Del Conte _________________________________ (1998, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2013) NCAA Faculty Representative ____________________Dr. Michael Clement All-Time NCAA Tournament Record _____________91 games: 52-39 (.571) Big 12 Conference Championship Titles _____Four (1999, 2002, 2003, 2005) SOFTBALL STAFF All-Time Big 12 Conference Championship Record __________ 26-18 (.591) Head Coach __________________________ Mike White (Mount Mercy ‘89) 2018 REVIEW + 2019 PREVIEW Year at Texas ___________________________________________ First Varsity Record at Texas, Seasons ___________________ 0-0 (.000), First 2018 Record ______________________________________________ 33-26 Career Record _____________ 435-111-1 (.796), Nine seasons at Oregon 2018 Big 12 Record (Conference Finish) _____________________10-8 (4th) Assistant Coach _______________________ Chelsea Spencer (California ‘05) Postseason __________________________________ NCAA Seattle Regional Year at Texas ___________________________________________ First Final Rankings (NFCA/USA Softball) _________________________NR/NR Assistant Coach ________________ Kerry Shaw (Missouri Western State ‘93) Positional Starters Returning/Lost _______________________________ 8/2 Year at Texas ___________________________________________ First Pitchers Returning/Lost _______________________________________ 3/3 Volunteer Coach ___________________________Kailee Cuico (Oregon ‘14) Letterwinners Returning/Lost __________________________________ 13/5 Year at Texas ___________________________________________ First Newcomers __________________________ 9 (five freshmen, four transfers) Director of Operations _____________ Jayme O’Bryant (Michigan State ‘13) Year at Texas ___________________________________________ First MEDIA INFORMATION Administrative Assistant ____________________________ Dreya Johannsen Softball Office Phone Number __________________________512-471-6230 Senior Assoc. Athletics Director/Media Relations ____________ John Bianco Athletic Trainer ______________________________________ Kassi Hardee Assistant Athletics Director/Media Relations____________ Scott McConnell Strength and Conditioning Coach _____________________Melissa Schmitz Associate Media Relations Director/ Softball Contact ___________________________________ Brian Davis FACILITY INFORMATION Office Phone ____________________________________ 512-471-9801 Mobile Phone ____________________________________865-696-7947 Home Field __________________________ Red & Charline McCombs Field E-mail ______________________________ [email protected] Capacity _________________________________________________ 1,254 Media Relations Fax __________________________________512-471-6040 Field Dimensions _______________ L-200, C-220, R-200, Power Alleys-212 Official Texas Athletics Web site _________________www.TexasSports.com Outfield Fence Height _________________________________________ 10’ McCombs Field Press Row Phone _______________________512-471-0152 Texas’ Record at McCombs Field _____________________ 446-124-2 (.781) Texas Softball Twitter ________________________________@TexasSoftball All-Time Home Record ____________________________ 460-131-2 (.777) Texas Softball Instagram _______________________________ TexasSoftball Texas Softball Facebook _______________________________Texas Softball 2 2019 TEXAS SOFTBALL • FACT BOOK TEXAS SOFTBALL This is Texas Softball In 22 varsity seasons, Texas has established itself among the elite programs in the nation. UT has made five Women’s College World Series (WCWS) appearances, four NCAA Super Regional trips and 19 NCAA Regional appearances. Texas has advanced to NCAA Regional play 14 consecutive years entering the 2019 season (2005-18). The Longhorns have finished with a record of .500 or better for the last 14 years. The last time UT ended a campaign below .500 was in 2004, when its record was 24-25. UT made its first WCWS in the program’s second year of existence (1998), setting an NCAA record for fastest ascension to the sport’s marquee event. Texas’ Big 12 Conference regular season championship in 2010 extended a streak at UT in which every fresh- man class from 1999-2010 won at least one Big 12 title during its four years on the Forty Acres. Texas owns four Big 12 Conference regular-season crowns (2002, 2003, 2006 and 2010), second most in the league, and added four postseason Big 12 Championship titles (1999, 2002, 2003 and 2005). Texas is one of just 11 schools to qualify for the WCWS five or more times in the last 21 years. Texas holds an all-time regular season record of 243-142 (.631) in Big 12 play, the second-highest winning percentage in the history of Big 12 regular-season competition. UT claims two Olympic gold medalists (Cat Osterman, 2004, USA, and Christa Williams, 1996 and 2000, USA) and a total of nine national
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