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Pac-10 Conference Pac-12 Conference PAC-10 CONFERENCE PAC-12 CONFERENCE 1350 Treat Blvd., Suite 500, Walnut Creek, CA 94597 // PAC-12.COM // 925.932.4411 For Immediate Release // Tuesday, April 8, 2014 Contact // Kyra Geithman ([email protected]) 2014 PAC-12 CONFERENCE SOFTBALL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L PCT Home Away W L PCT Home Away Neutral Streak Oregon 8 1 .889 7-1 3-0 34 5 .872 7-1 6-1 21-3 L 1 UCLA 9 3 .750 6-0 3-3 34 4 .895 21-1 5-3 8-0 W 1 Arizona State 9 3 .750 5-1 4-2 35 6 .854 26-4 4-2 5-0 W 3 Arizona 7 5 .583 3-3 4-2 32 8 .800 22-0 4-5 6-3 W 4 California 3 4 .429 2-4 1-0 20 14 .588 3-3 6-3 11-8 L 3 Oregon State 3 7 .300 2-2 1-5 13 20 .394 3-2 2-8 8-10 W 1 Utah 3 8 .273 2-4 1-4 14 16 .467 5-5 1-5 8-6 L 1 Washington 2 6 .250 2-3 0-3 22 10 .688 2-3 2-3 18-4 W 1 Stanford 1 8 .111 1-5 0-3 24 14 .632 11-3 2-7 11-4 L 3 THIS WEEK IN PAC-12 SOFTBALL Powerhouse offenses continued to pace the upper half of the Pac-12 softball standings, as two of the top four Conference teams posted domi- nant series sweeps and top-ranked OREGON took two of three from second-ranked UCLA ... The No. 1 ranking for the Ducks is the first in pro- gram history, as UO upended the Bruins to take home the series victory ... This upcoming week, no two ranked opponents face off in the same series as UCLA hits its bye week, Oregon takes on rival OREGON STATE in a Civil War series matchup, No. 9 ARIZONA travels to California, No. 6 ARIZONA STATE hosts UTAH, and No. 10 WASHINGTON heads to the Bay Area to face Stanford ... Pac-12 teams went undefeated against non-conference opponents last week, posting five wins outside of the Pac-12 ... Weekly awards went to Kailee Cuico of Oregon for Player of the Week and Dallas Escobedo for Pitcher of the Week ... Arizona freshman Katiyana Mauga took home Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division I Player of the Week accolades, making it the second-straight week a Pac-12 player has received the award. UPCOMING SCHEDULE RECENT RESULTS Wednesday, April 9 Tuesday, April 1 California at Saint Mary’s (CA) 3 p.m. PT Oregon vs. UC Santa Barbara ORE 2, UCSB 1 Oregon vs. UC Santa Barbara ORE 10, UCSB 4 Thursday, April 10 Washington at Seattle WASH 11, Seattle 0 UCLA at Cal State Fullerton 6 p.m. PT Utah at Arizona State * 7 p.m. PT Wednesday, April 2 Washington at Stanford * 8 p.m. PT Oregon State vs. UC Santa Barbara OSU 8, UCSB 1 California at Pacific CAL 9, Pacific 0 Friday, April 11 Arizona at California * 3 p.m. PT Friday, April 4 Utah at Arizona State * 5 p.m. PT Arizona State at California * ASU 7, CAL 2 Washington at Stanford * 7 p.m. PT UCLA at Oregon * ORE 9, UCLA 7 Oregon State at Utah * UTAH 8, OSU 2 Saturday, April 12 Stanford at Arizona * ARIZ 18, STAN 12 Utah at Arizona State * 12 p.m. PT Arizona at California * 1 p.m. PT Saturday, April 5 Oregon at Oregon State * 2 p.m. PT Arizona State at California * ASU 10, CAL 2 (6) Washington at Stanford * 7 p.m. PT UCLA at Oregon * ORE 12, UCLA 4 Oregon State at Utah * UTAH 6, OSU 4 Sunday, April 13 Stanford at Arizona * ARIZ 12, STAN 3 Arizona at California * 12 p.m. PT Oregon at Oregon State * 2 p.m. PT Sunday, April 6 Arizona State at California * ASU 10, CAL 0 (5) Monday, April 14 Oregon State at Utah * OSU 6, UTAH 4 Oregon at Oregon State * 3 p.m. PT Stanford at Arizona * ARIZ 5, STAN 3 UCLA at Oregon * UCLA 6, ORE 1 * Pac-12 Conference game DH - Doubleheader All game times local to site and subject to change. PAC-12 VS. OTHER PAC-12 IN THE RANKINGS CONFERENCES USA TODAY/NFCA USA SOFTBALL/ESPN.COM American Athletic ......................................... 0-1 Atlantic Coast ............................................. 14-0 TOP 25 TOP 25 Atlantic Sun ................................................. 1-0 Team Record Points Team Record Points Atlantic 10 ................................................... 1-0 1. OREGON (30) 34-5 798 1. OREGON (18) 34-5 497 Big East ....................................................... 2-1 2. UCLA (2) 34-4 756 2. Alabama (1) 35-5 471 Big Sky ........................................................ 5-0 3. Alabama 35-5 735 3. UCLA 34-4 452 Big South ..................................................... 1-0 4. Tennessee 32-5 684 4. Michigan 29-6 428 Big Ten ...................................................... 10-2 5. Michigan 29-6 675 5. Tennessee 32-5 418 Big 12 .......................................................... 5-3 6. Florida 34-8 621 6. ARIZONA STATE 35-6 407 Big West .................................................... 22-3 7. ARIZONA STATE 35-6 616 7. Florida State (1) 38-4 396 Colonial Athletic Association ......................... 3-1 8. Florida State 38-4 606 8. Florida 34-8 358 Conference USA .......................................... 9-1 9. ARIZONA 32-8 528 9. ARIZONA 32-8 334 Horizon League ............................................ 3-1 10. WASHINGTON 22-10 509 10. WASHINGTON 22-10 314 Ivy League ................................................... 2-0 11. Kentucky 31-8 470 11. Kentucky 31-8 279 Metro Atlantic Athletic .................................. 4-0 12. Baylor 28-6 436 12. Baylor 28-6 276 Mid-American .............................................. 4-1 13. Georgia 33-6 381 13. Oklahoma 28-8 247 Missouri Valley ............................................. 7-0 14. Minnesota 28-5 367 14. Minnesota 28-5 224 Mountain West ........................................... 18-5 15. South Alabama 30-6 357 15. Tulsa 35-4 198 Northeast ..................................................... 0-1 16. Missouri 27-10 323 16. South Alabama 30-6 197 Ohio Valley ................................................... 4-0 17. Tulsa 35-4 306 17. Georgia 33-6 191 Southeastern ................................................ 9-9 18. Louisiana-Lafayette 28-6-1 211 18. Missouri 27-10 170 Southern ...................................................... 3-0 19. Oklahoma 28-8 206 19. Nebraska 26-12 133 Southland .................................................... 1-1 20. Auburn 31-9-1 197 20. Louisiana-Lafayette 28-6-1 123 Summit League ............................................ 1-0 21. Texas A&M 27-12 188 21. Auburn 31-9-1 121 Sun Belt ....................................................... 2-1 22. Nebraska 26-12 183 22. Texas A&M 27-12 86 West Coast ................................................. 13-2 23. Northwestern 22-9 77 23. Notre Dame 22-8 47 Western Athletic ........................................... 6-0 24. USC Upstate 36-4 45 24. USC Upstate 36-4 34 25. Notre Dame 22-8 34 25. Northwestern 22-9 24 Total ...................................... 182-52 (.778) RV: STANFORD (19), James Madison (16), RV: LSU (16), STANFORD (13), North Carolina PAC-12 VS. RANKED TEAMS Houston (15), DePaul (12), LSU (12), Long State (12), Houston (10), Texas State (5), San Di- Beach State (8), N.C. State (6), Hofstra (1), Lou- ego State (4), CALIFORNIA (4), South Florida (3), Arizona ........................................................ 8-7 isville (1), USF (1). Stetson (2), Lipscomb (2), Louisville (2), James Arizona State ................................................ 9-2 Madison (2). California ..................................................... 4-6 Oregon ......................................................... 8-2 Oregon State ................................................ 2-8 Stanford ..................................................... 1-11 2014 PAC-12 SOFTBALL UCLA ........................................................... 9-3 PLAYERS AND PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Utah ............................................................ 1-7 Washington .................................................. 5-7 Player Pitcher Feb. 11 Alyssa Tiumalu, Sr., UCLA Dallas Escobedo, Sr., Arizona State Total ........................................ 47-53 (.470) Feb. 18 Kylee Lahners, Jr., Washington Cheridan Hawkins, So., Oregon Feb. 25 Mysha Sataraka, So., UCLA Ally Carda, Jr., UCLA ROSTER BREAKDOWN Mar. 4 Kelsey Rodriguez, Sr., Arizona Cheridan Hawkins, So., Oregon Mar. 11 Hallie Wilson, Jr., Arizona Dallas Escobedo, Sr., Arizona State School FR SO JR SR Total Mar. 17 Mysha Sataraka, So., UCLA Amanda Najdek, Sr., Oregon State ARIZ 4 8 5 5 22 Mar. 25 Alexa Peterson, Sr., Oregon Ally Carda, Jr., UCLA ASU 5 8 6 5 24 Mar. 31 Stephany LaRosa, Jr., UCLA Cheridan Hawkins, So., Oregon CAL 5 5 5 5 20 Apr. 7 Kailee Cuico, Sr., Oregon Dallas Escobedo, Sr., Arizona State ORE 4 8 4 3 19 OSU 7 4 4 4 19 STAN 5 3 8 2 18 2014 PAC-12 COACHES POLL UCLA 4 5 9 2 20 RESULTS UTAH 6 3 6 3 18 WASH 5 3 4 8 20 1. Arizona State 60 Washington 60 3. Oregon 48 4. UCLA 42 5. Stanford 38 6. Arizona 28 7. California 18 8. Oregon State 15 Utah 15 PAC-12 SOFTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // April 8, 2014 2 • Hitting the Road: As if the competition wasn’t already stiff, Pac-12 teams are already showing a home field advantage. The home team recorded huge series victories as top-ranked UCLA dropped two SOFTBALL CONTACTS against No. 2 Oregon on the Ducks’ home turf. Oregon State took the series against Arizona State in Corvallis and No. 5 Washington fell to Utah at home in their second home Pac-12 game of the season. ARIZONA ....................... www.arizonawildcats.com In another top-five matchup, fifth-ranked Washington was swept by second-ranked Oregon in Eugene. .....................................................Danny Martinez [email protected] • Dominating the Diamond: League teams came out of the offseason sprinting, winning 64 games in .................................................... (520) 621-4163 less than seven innings by run-rule (leading by eight or more runs after five complete innings). In addi- tion, Pac-12 teams have posted 54 shutout games against non-conference opponents. ARIZONA STATE ............... www.thesundevils.com .....................................................Jeremy Hawkes • ARIZONA: The Wildcats came up big against a powerful Stanford offense, sweeping the Cardinal [email protected] while scoring a total of 35 runs in the three-game series.
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