WASHINGTON SOFTBALL 2019

TOC UW QUICK FACTS INTRODUCTION Location...... , UW Quick Facts...... 2 Founded ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Nov. 4, 1861 Media Contacts...... 2 Enrollment ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������44,611 Program Quick Hits...... 3 Conference ���������������������������������������������������������������������Pacific–12 ( ac–12) Nickname �������������������������������������������������������������������������������Huskies, Dawgs COACHES Colors...... Purple (PMS 5265) & Gold (PMS 7502) ...... 4 Home Stadium...... Husky Softball Stadium (1,500) J.T. D’Amico...... 6 President ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������Ana Mari Cauce Lance Glasoe...... 7 Athletic Director ����������������������������������������������������������������������� Jennifer Cohen Whitney Jones...... 8 Sr. Associate AD/SWA ���������������������������������������������������������������Erin O’Connell

STAFF & FACILITIES WASHINGTON ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Support Staff...... 9 The athletics communications services office Husky Softball Stadium ������������������11 is located on the third floor of the Gr ve Annex building. The building is adjacent to Husky Football Stadium on the north side. 2019 SEASON Season Preview...... 12 Jay Hilbrands Australia Recap...... 13 Assistant Athletic Director for Public Relations & Comm. Position Breakdowns...... 14 Phone: 206–685–8879 Email: [email protected] Pitchers & Catchers...... 14 Infielde s...... 15 Jeff Bechtold Outfielde s...... 16 Assistant Athletic Director of Communications Phone: (206) 685–7910 Roster & Pronunciations ���������������� 17 Email: [email protected] PLAYER BIOS Matt Swanson Seniors...... 19 Assistant Director of Communications, Softball Juniors...... 23 Phone: (253) 740–3830 Sophomores...... 25 Email: [email protected] Freshmen...... 28 MEDIA SERVICES AND CREDENTIALS 2018 SEASON Members of the media are supplied with up–to–date game notes that can be obtained on www.gohuskies.com. The release contains updated Season In Review...... 32 statistics, season results and notes. Pregame notes and media guides Season Notes...... 33 are available before all home games at . Coach Tarr and Game–by–Game Results ���������������34 Washington’s players are available for interviews following games upon Statistics...... 35 request. Media can contact Matt Swanson at [email protected] or Awards...... 37 (253) 740–3830 for player and coach interviews, media credentials and materials. RECORDS & HISTORY Individual Records...... 41 TELEVISION BROADCASTS Team Records...... 43 Pac–12 Networks will air twenty games this season. The Pac–12 Career Offensive...... 44 Network is available through most cable providers’ sports packages and Individual Season...... 47 can be streamed online at pac–12.com/live. Pitching...... 50 Awards...... 55 RADIO BROADCASTS All–Americans...... 63 Mike Brown will return for his 22nd season as the voice of All–Time Roster...... 69 Husky Softball. Fans can listen to most home games and select road games live through gohuskies.com. Check our website for game coverage All–Time Conference Stand. ����������73 updates. Year–by–Year...... 75 All–Time Results...... 86

2 HUSKY SOFTBALL 2018 YEAR IN REVIEW COACHES 2018 Record ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 52–10 2018 Pac–12 Record ������������������������������������������������������������������������������15–8 2018 Finish (eliminated by) �����������������������College World Series (Florida St) 2018 Final Ranking ���������������������������������������������No. 2 (NFCA)/No. 2 (ESPN) NFCA All–Americans �������������������������������������������� T. Alvelo, S. Bates, G. Plain NFCA All–Region First Team...... T. Alvelo, S. Bates, K. Burdick, J. DePonte NFCA All–Region Second Team ��������������������G. Plain, K. Thomas, T. Van Zee Pac–12 Defensive POY �����������������������������������������������������������������������S. Bates All–Pac–12 First Team �����������������������������������T. Alvelo, S. Bates, J. DePonte, HEATHER TARR G. Plain, T. Van Zee Head Coach (15th season) All–Pac–12 Second Team ���������������������������������������������������������������K. Burdick Alma Mater: University of Washington ’98 All–Pac–12 Third Team ������������������������������������������������������������������K. Thomas Overall Record: 584–235–1 Pac–12 All–Freshman Team ���������������������������������������������������������������G. Plain Office: (206) 543– 785 Pac–12 All–Defensive Team �������������������������������������������S. Bates, T. Van Zee Pac–12 Defensive POY �����������������������������������������������������������������������S. Bates

QUICK HITS J.T. D’AMICO • All–time record: 1,114–435–2 Assistant Coach • 39 no–hitters (11th season) p: (206) 685–3353 • : 2 x USA Softball Player of the Year (2009, 2010), e: [email protected] 2 x Honda Award for Softball (2009, 2010), 2 x ESPY: Best College Athlete – Female Nominee (2009, 2010) • 52 NFCA/Louisville Slugger All–Americans • 24 NCAA College WCWS All–Tournament Team members • 167 All–Pac–12/Pac–10 Conference Team members • 147 Academic All–Pac–12/Pac–10 student–athletes

• Five Husky Hall of Fame members (including the 2009 team) LANCE GLASOE • One national championship Assistant Coach (9th season) • 13 WCWS appearances p: (206) 543–6072 • 14 Super Regionals appearances e: [email protected] • 25 Regionals appearances

WHITNEY JONES Assistant Coach (2nd season) p: (206) 543–6072 e: [email protected]

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The accomplishments are evident for Tarr. A HEATHER TARR national championship, 24 All–Americans, three Head Coach (15th Season) Olympians and 584 wins. When hearing the words “Husky Softball”, one name comes to mind—Heather Tarr. A four–year Through honoring tradition, trust letterwinner at Washington, Tarr helped lead the and dedication, Tarr has made Huskies to a second place finish at the omen’s Washington softball one of the most College World Series in 1996. One year later she elite college softball programs in the and the team finished thi d. A 1998 graduate, country. Tarr was a three–year member of the Pac–10 All–Academic team (1995–1997), a three–year member of the Pac–10 All–Conference team In Tarr’s fi st season at the UW, she led the Huskies (1995–1997) and the named to the NFCA All–West to the Super Regional, falling one game short of Region Team (1997). In 1998 she worked on staff advancing to the WCWS. The Huskies’ season came as an undergraduate assistant coach, helping to an end when they lost a three–game series the Huskies to a third–place finish at the 998 to eventual National Champion Michigan in Ann Women’s College World Series. Arbor and finished the ear with a no. 14 national ranking. Seven Huskies earned All–Pac–10 hon- Tarr’s legacy has grown far beyond her time playing ors, including Kristen Rivera, who was named Co– in the purple and gold uniform, beginning when Pac–10 Player of the Year. Rivera also became the she was named the head coach of the program in Huskies’ fi st–ever four–time All–American, earning the fall of 2004. Few can say they have been part First Team honors as a catcher. Three Washington of a program since its infant years. Even fewer can players earned All–Pacific egion honors and three say they returned as head coach and guided the were named to the Pac–10 All–Academic team program to its fi st national championship. for their successes in the classroom. Washington Through honoring tradition, trust and dedication, finished the season with a 35–22 reco d. The Tarr has made Washington softball one of the most Huskies tallied 13 wins over opponents ranked in elite college softball programs in the country. the top–25, including victories over No. 1 Michigan, No. 3 California and No. 4 Stanford.

4 HUSKY SOFTBALL Four seasons later, in 2009, dreams came true for Washington swept its way into the championship Tarr and her Huskies. series, winning all eight postseason games en route to a matchup with Florida State. The Huskies would After leading the program to its 16th–consecu- come up just short of a national championship, tive postseason berth, Tarr and her team gutted finishing the ear ranked second in the country. out the longest game in program history in the NCAA Regional final, de eating UMass 6–1 on 2018 started off impressively, with Tarr’s Huskies the Minutewomen’s home field in 5 innings. The rattling off 28 consecutive wins to start the season. Huskies then swept through the best–of–three That earned Washington nine weeks as the nation’s Super Regionals over Georgia Tech in Atlanta before one–ranked team, their fi st appearance at the three–week road trip concluded in Oklahoma the top of the polls since 2010. Washington would City with the hardware. stay in the top fi e all season. In their ninth Women’s College World Series ap- pearance and the second in Tarr’s fi st fi e sea- sons, the Huskies won their fi st two games at the World Series before falling to Georgia in the fi st semifinal game. Once again the Huskies sh wed their grit, defeating Georgia that night to advance to the championship series, where they dominated the Gators to bring home the title in two games. The Huskies finished the 2009 season a op both the NFCA and ESPN.com polls for the fi st time in pro- gram history. Their 51 wins were the fourth–most in program history and the most for a Tarr–led Husky team until the 2018 team’s 52. A balanced team with the nation’s 24th–highest scoring offense and second–best ERA, Washington Following the 2009 season, Tarr and her staff brought home three All–American awards, sev- en All–Pac–12 awards, and seven Pac–12 All– Academic awards. Tarr’s never–ending respect for Husky Softball sep- arates the program from the rest. She makes her team want to be better players. Each year, Tarr and the rest of the coaching staff create a theme for the season. The theme is used as a road map for the year. Only the team knows the theme each season, creating a special camaraderie amongst the ath- letes and coaches. were named the Pacific egion Coaching Staff of the Year and the NFCA National Coaching Staff of the Year. Individual honors also came pouring in, as Danielle Lawrie was named the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year and the Honda Award winner, the fi st Husky softball player to ever earn such honors. Lawrie and senior were named First Team All–Americans and were each named to their respective national teams following the season, with Charters being named to Team USA and Lawrie re–joining Canada. Last year, Tarr once again brought the Huskies to the WCWS, their sixth under her leadership.

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of the Year by the National Fastpitch Coaches J.T. D’AMICO Association that same year. Assistant Coach (11th Season) Prior to joining the softball community, D’Amico For assistant coach J.T. D’Amico, the idea is sim- served as the head coach at Eastlake High ple—development never ends; the process; improve. School in Sammamish, Wash. from 1998–2008. Six words. Six words are what define his attitude During that time, ten of Eastlake’s players were towards the sport of softball. In D’Amico’s eyes, drafted professionally and over 20 went on to play there is always room for improvement. at the collegiate level. While serving as the high school’s head coach, D’Amico also spent time as In his eleventh year with Washington, D’Amico an associate scout with the Atlanta Braves. helped coach one of the nation’s best defenses, headlined by two Pac–12 All–Defensive selections. Tarr brought D’Amico to the coaching staff in hopes D’Amico has coached two Husky shortstops to that his competitive, fast–paced, baseball–coach- Pac–12 Defensive Player of the Year awards in the ing style would improve the Huskies’ game. His last decade after Sis Bates took home the award in knowledge and competitive nature paid off later 2018. that season when the team won the national title. D’Amico’s primary responsibility for the Huskies is serving as the defensive coordinator. The Husky Four words are what define his defense has seen some of their highest fielding pe - attitude towards the sport of centages under his guidance. D’Amico has coached softball. In D’Amico’s eyes, there is two Pac–12 Defensive Players of the Year as well as always room for improvement. three members of the Pac–12 All–Defensive Team in the two years of that awards existence. In 2013 D’Amico was named the head coach of the D’Amico joined the Huskies in 2009, the same sea- leagues USSSA Florida Pride son the Huskies hoisted the hardware in Oklahoma and led them to the Cowles Cup Championship in City for the fi st time. He was a member of the staff a thrilling three–game series win over the Chicago that was awarded the National Coaching Staff Bandits.

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Glasoe has coached in the high school and col- LANCE GLASOE lege levels, coaching Sumner High School to three Assistant Coach (9th Season) consecutive state finals appearances, t o league championship titles and a state academic champi- Glasoe oversaw one of the best pitching staffs in onship title. Glasoe’s extraordinary work at the high the nation in 2018, with the group finishing second school level led him to being named the Tacoma in the country in ERA en route to a Women’s College News Tribune All–Area Coach of the Year in 2005 World Series championship round appearance. The and 2006 as well as being named Seamount Huskies had two All–American pitchers for the third League Coach of the Year in 2006 and South Puget time in program history as the staff combined for Sound League Coach of the Year in 2005. 31 shutouts, 470 strikeouts, and a 0.84 WHIP. During his 2009–2014 tenure as Huskies’ pitching coach, Glasoe mentored Danielle Lawrie, Kaitlin In 2018 Glasoe oversaw a pitching Inglesby and Bryana Walker into Women’s College staff with a combined ERA of 1.18 World Series pitchers. The UW coaching staff and two All-Americans. earned National Coaching Staff of the Year honors during the 2009 season. In his fi st season, Glasoe was tasked with working with one of the most talented arms in the nation In 2014, Glasoe took the reins of the Pacific in Lawrie. That year she finished 42–8 with a 0. 7 Lutheran University, where he had previously been earned–run average and 521 strikeouts in 352 the pitching coach from 2006–2008. He finished innings en route to the National Championship. his head coaching tenure at PLU with a career record of 45–33 over two seasons. Since then, Glasoe has helped Husky pitchers earn ten All–Pac–12 awards and six All–American honors. Husky pitchers have earned National Player of the Week honors 11 times and Pac–12 Player of the Week honors 24 times during Glasoe’s tenure, including six such conference honors for current senior Taran Alvelo.

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WHITNEY JONES While playing for the Huskies, Jones was a part of Assistant Coach (2nd Season) four Super Regional teams and a Women’s College After graduating from Washington in 2014, Whitney World Series team, helping Washington take third in Jones returned to the Huskies in 2018, ready to re- the nation in 2013. peat the success she saw as a player at UW. Jones, who went to one Women’s College World Series as a player at Washington, helped the Huskies back Jones led Garfield High School to the game’s biggest stage in her fi st year as a to the WIAA Softball coach at UW. State Championships in her only year as head coach. Jones worked primarily with Washington’s outfiel - ers in 2018, leading a group that hit .339 with almost 200 combined runs and RBI. Washington’s primary trio of outfielde s commited only fi e errors The 2014 All–Pac–12 honoree spent most of her all season as well under Jones’ tutelage and made time roaming the outfield and is n w tasked with a number of incredible plays, including two diving, coaching that position group. game saving, catches by Trysten Melhart at the World Series. As a player, Jones hit .336 her senior season, committing just one error in her 51 games played Immediately after graduating, the two–time while putting up 30+ runs and RBI. Jones also went Academic All–Pac–12 performer earned her 14–for–16 in stolen bases that year and hit 19 Master’s at Tulsa, earning strength coach certific - extra–base hits. tion as well. After that, it was off to the high school coaching ranks. Jones led Garfield High School o the WIAA Softball State Championships in her only year as head coach, the fi st time in history Garfield has advanced to the state playoffs. She was named Coach of the Year for her work at Garfield as ell.

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LIBERTY BRACKEN Academic Advisor, 9th season A native of the Seattle area, Bracken began working for the Huskies in 2009. She earned both her undergraduate and Master’s degrees from UW, working in Student–Athlete Academic Services throughout that time. Bracken earned her Bachelor’s in Psychology and her Master’s in Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership at Washington’s College of Education. While in high school at Blanchet, Bracken compete in triple jump, the 200m, and the 4x200m relay for the track team.

JAQUI CARRELL Athletic Trainer, 4th season Carrell fi st began working at UW in 2014 after attending graduate school at the University of Minnesota. An Indiana native, Carrell earned her Bachelor’s from Purdue University. In addition to serving as the athletic trainer for the softball team, Carrell also runs the sports medicine internship program for the Huskies and is an injury spotter for the football team. She has specialty training in graston, SASTM, kinesio taping, and cupping.

NIC HIGGINS Strength Coach, 2nd season Before coming to Seattle, Higgins was the Assistant Director of Sports Performance at DePaul University, where he oversaw the strength and condi- tioning programs for women’s soccer, men’s golf, and track and field. He also spent two and a half years at the University of Texas. Higgins earned a Master’s of Science in Exercise Science and Health Promotion from California University of Pennsylvania in 2013. He earned his Bachelor’s from the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse.

AMY LEFURGY Director of Operations, 7th season LeFurgy enters her seventh season as the Director of Operations for the UW softball team. Prior to joining the staff, she worked at Elmhurst College in Illinois as Assistant Soccer Coach and Marketing Assistant. LeFurgy assists the team with travel, budget oversight, scheduling and video operations, among other duties. Originally from West Lafayette, Indiana, LeFurgy earned her Bachelor’s de- gree in communications from Elmhurst College in 2006. In 2012 she earned her Master’s in Intercollegiate Athletic Leadership from the University of Washington.

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RACHAEL DUNN Learning specialist, 4th season A graduate of the University of Washington, Dunn hails from Rhode Island originally. She earned her undergraduate degree in English from Rhode Island College, then came to Seattle to get her Master’s in English from UW in 2015. She is in her fourth season with the Huskies, serving as the learning specialist for the team. Dunn also works with the women’s , football, and track and field eams at UW.

GARY MCGUIRE Equipment manager, 20th season Since joining UW in 1999, McGuire has worked with gymnastics, cross coun- try, track, and softball. Before joining the Huskies, McGuire worked as the equipment manager with the Seattle Sounders and soccer clubs as well as working in the visiting clubhouse. McGuire served as US Soccer’s fi st national team equipment manager, working at the 1990 World Cup and Women’s World Championship in China. He lives with his wife, Karen, in Bellevue and has two adult children, Brittney and Nathan. McGuire enjoys traveling, the Sounders, and independent, local craft beer.

ERIN O’CONNELL Sport Administration/SWA, 3rd season This will be O’Connell’s third season working with the softball team at Washington. Before joining the Huskies, O’Connell served as the Director of Athletics at Seattle Pacific f om 2009 until 2015. She was also the President and Chair of the U.S. Rowing Board of Directors from 2014 to 2016. A graduate of UW, O’Connell also worked for seven years as the assistant women’s rowing coach for the Huskies. She earned her Master’s Degree in Physical Education with an emphasis in Sports Administration from Seattle Pacific niversity.

MATT SWANSON Sports Information, 2nd season Swanson comes to the Huskies after working two years at the University of the Pacific. While there, he se ved as the media contact for a number of sports, including field hoc ey, baseball, and swim. Swanson earned his undergraduate degree from Western Oregon University in 2013. He earned his Master’s in Sports Management from Gonzaga University in 2018. He is a native of Kent, Washington and has also worked for the Seattle Mariners, Seattle Thunderbirds, and .

10 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY SOFTBALL STADIUM FACILITIES

TOM MCFARLAN & BARBARA HARPER LOCKER ROOM Built: 1997 Renovated: 2014 The facility includes personalized lockers for each athlete and a kitchenette. It is located directly behind the team’s dugout in Husky softball Stadium. OVERVIEW One of the finest acilities in the country, Husky Softball Stadium is located just east of Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium and boasts one of the most spectacular views in the country, looking out over Lake Washington and toward majestic Mt. Rainier. Lights were added to the stadium in 2010 and in 2016, the University of Washington debuted a brand new state–of–the–art large–scale video board in right field QUICK FACTS Built �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1994–1996 MARLIN BINGER BOARD ROOM Inaugural Season �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1997 Built: 1997 Renovations ����������������������������������������������������������������������� 2001, 2014, 2015 Renovated: 2018 Capacity ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������1,500 The Marlon Binger Board Room serves as All–time home record ������������������������������������������������������������������ 316–124–2 a meeting space for the team and staff Largest crowd (pre-renovation) �������������������������������3,406 (March 31, 1996) and holds the program’s history within its walls. The room is located in the south- First game...... April 10, 1994 vs Willamette (W, 6–0) west corner of Husky Softball Stadium. First home run...... Jennifer Cline vs. UCLA, April 16, 1994 First NCAA game/win...... May 17, 1996 vs Jacksonville St. (W, 2–0) Last NCAA game/win...... May 26, 2018 vs Alabama (W, 6–0)

ACKERLY ACADEMIC CENTER Built: 2005 Renovated: 2015 Home of Student–Athlete Academic Services. There are individual study areas, rooms for meeting with tutors and study groups, a tutor lounge, and resource rooms within this facility.

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Seated Front Row L–R: Morganne Flores, Pat Moore, Morgan Allen, Taran Alvelo, Amirah Milloy, Kaija Gibson, Gabbie Plain, Ari Quiñones, Livy Schiele, Taryn Atlee, Emma Helm Standing Middle Row L–R: Matt Alberghini, Jimmy Bates, Jaqui Carrell, Amy LeFurgy, J.T. D’Amico, Whitney Jones, Lance Glasoe, Liberty Bracken, Rachael Dunn, Nic Higgins, Matt Swanson, Gary McGuire Standing Back Row L–R: Madison Huskey, Mac Schulz, Brittany Werre, Nawai Kaupe, Sis Bates, Heather Tarr, Francesca Torraca, Megan Vandegrift, SilentRain Espinoza, Sami Reynolds, Rachel Ogasawara, Noelle Hee With two straight Women’s College World Series Almost half of last year’s runs scored are back trips, including last year’s trip to the championship this year, as are 79 extra–base hits. Five of round, the are ready to fight Washington’s most common nine starters return to their way back to Oklahoma City once again. All the team for 2019. three of last year’s All–Americans are back, joined While Washington graduated a stellar crop of six by nine newcomers. seniors, nine total newcomers join the team this In all, this year’s Huskies have nine NFCA All– season, including two transfers. Washington will Region and seven All–Conference honors between look to seniors Taran Alvelo, Amirah Milloy, Rachel them, including four All–Pac–12 First Team awards. Ogasawara, and Brittany Werre to provide leader- Washington has three players that have earned ship to a young team ready to continue the long run conference Player of the Year awards, two that have of Husky success. been named finalists or the USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year award, and three NFCA Freshman of the Year finalists This year’s Huskies have nine NFCA Back from last year is the bulk of the pitching All–Region and seven All–Conference staff that finished second in the nation in ERA and honors between them, including four shut out 31 opponents. 87% of last year’s innings All–Pac–12 First Team awards. pitched are back as All–Americans Taran Alvelo and Gabbie Plain return to the circle. Washington’s 1.18 team ERA was its third–best in program history and Washington has won 50+ games each of the last the Huskies will look for their 15th season with an two seasons and will try to make it four consecu- ERA under 2.00 this year. tive years reaching at least Super Regionals. With a strong group of returners welcoming in talent- The offense does not want for talent either, head- ed new blood, Washington has set its sights on lined by All–American Sis Bates. Ten hitters return its 26th consecutive Regionals appearance and from last year’s top–25 scoring offense, joined by beyond. seven heralded newcomers. Also returning to action is Morganne Flores, who missed 2018 with injury after leading the Pac–12 in RBI in 2017.

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The season kicked off early for Washington this After traveling to Blacktown, the Huskies got back year as the Huskies headed down under, visiting to what they do best, playing two games against Australia on the program’s fi st–ever foreign tour Softball NSW. The teams played at the Blacktown this December. Washington was able to visit the International Sportspark, which played host to the homeland of sophomore Gabbie Plain and play last Olympic softball games in 2000. Washington multiple games against some of Australia’s finest in was able to see the different style of softball played the Softball New South Wales program. in Australia and face off against some of the coun- try’s elite talent, including multiple national team “This trip was a once–in–a–lifetime experience for members. the women of our program,” said Heather Tarr. “We learned a lot about each other on the trip, both competitively and personally. Having the chance to play games in the stadium where the 2000 Washington took the program’s first Olympics were played against a competitive New foreign tour to Australia in December South Wales team gave us a good look at what our 2018. Playing on the same field that 2019 team will bring. hosted the 2000 Olympics. “We pitched well, played solid defense, and found ways to score runs against some great pitchers. The The tour concluded in Sydney, where the Huskies other travels during the trip, from seeing the Great were able to explore Australia’s biggest city. The Barrier Reef, to exploring downtown Sydney, to team attended a cricket match, practiced beneath spending time with Gabbie’s family, were amazing the St. Mary’s Cathedral, and had a team meal atop highlights.” Sydney Tower, among other outings. The trip began with the Huskies visiting Cairns and This amazing journey served as the fi st step of the the Great Barrier Reef, seeing one of the Seven 2019 season for the Huskies, who will kick off the Natural Wonders of the World as the fi st step in regular season abroad as well, playing in the Puerto their immersion into Australian culture. Washington Vallarta Collegiate Challenge. would also visit with local artists as part of the team’s course on Australia and its history.

GOHUSKIES.COM 13 2019 SEASON PREVIEW After winning Big East Pitcher of the Year honors as a freshman, DePaul transfer Pat Moore joins the THE BATTERY Huskies for her sophomore year. Moore led the Big East in ERA last year and was second in strikeouts, leading DePaul to a conference championship. Opponents hit only .204 against Moore her fresh- man year. After a third–place finish at the sta e champion- ships with Monroe, Schulz joins the Huskies in the circle. She has been recognized by USA Today’s Performers of the Week after striking out 29 batters over two games and shone at the PGF Surf Camp. The Husky pitching staff will be helped along by Taran Alvelo and Gabbie Plain are the first Husky pitching duo to net All–America honors in the same season since Jaime Graves and Jennifer Spediacci did so in 2000. some powerful bats behind the dish, with Emma A formidable duo in the circle sees even more rein- Helm and Rachel Ogasawara welcoming back 2017 forcements this year, as All–Americans Taran Alvelo Pac–12 RBI leader Morganne Flores after the junior and Gabbie Plain welcome Big East Pitcher of the missed 2018 with injury. Morgan Allen will also see Year Pat Moore and 2017 Seattle Times Player to time at catcher. Watch Mac Schulz to the staff. That group will try Helm did the bulk of the catching work for to improve on a year that saw Washington finish Washington as a freshman last year, socking nine second in the nation in ERA at 1.18 and fi th in extra–base hits and drawing 28 walks on the year. strikeouts with 470. The lefty carried a .365 OBP and had a streak of With a All–Pac–12 First Team honor already un- three straight games with multiple RBI. der her belt, 2018 saw Alvelo improve even more, finishing ourth in the Pac–12 in ERA and fi th in strikeouts. Alvelo was undefeated over her fi st 16 appearances and started the year on a 31.1–inning scoreless streak. Alvelo was showered with accolades, earning NFCA All–Region First Team, All–Pac–12 First Team, and was named a USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year finalist, in addition o her All–American award. With 76 wins in her career, Alvelo has a chance to become just the third Husky in program history to Morganne Flores led the Huskies on both sides of the plate, knocking 74 RBI in 2017. win 100 games. She could very well finish her pl y- She returns after sitting the 2018 season due to injury. ing career second in UW history in strikeouts and Once again providing heady leadership, Ogasawara record her third consecutive year with over 200. earned 17 starts in 2018 as well. She had a two– Plain’s fi st season of college softball couldn’t have double game in Las Vegas to show off her bat. gone much better, the freshman led the Pac–12 in Behind the plate, the Hawaiian made only one error ERA and fell just one earned run short of an ERA all year, good for a .993 fielding pe centage that under 1.00, a mark only three pitchers in the nation was tops on the team (min. 15 chances). reached. In April, she became the second Husky Flores returns to action this year after missing freshman ever to throw a perfect game, retiring 2018 with injury. A redshirt junior, Flores has two every batter she faced against Utah. NFCA All–Region awards under her belt and, in Plain carried a 28.1–inning scoreless streak during 2017, led the Pac–12 in RBI with 74, the third– 2018. She was named an NFCA Freshman of the most in UW history. That mark was helped along by Year finalist in addition o NFCA All–Region, All– two multi–homer games and a seven–RBI perfor- Pac–12 First Team, and Pac–12 All–Freshman. mance against Utah in the Regionals.

14 HUSKY SOFTBALL 2019 SEASON PREVIEW Allen acclimated to collegiate softball well as a freshman, scoring a run in her fi st game and THE INFIELD reaching base via walk in her next appearance. Allen would score three times in her fi e games. Hee was another of Washington’s power threats as she launched seven home runs as a freshman. Hee hit .273 and slugged .488 as Washington’s desig- nated player. In just her third collegiate game, Hee hit two homers and drove in six. Werre saw action in fi e games in 2018. Against Stanford, Werre ripped a double off the centerfield wall, her second career double in just 18 career at–bats. Sis Bates––who was named Pac–12 Defensive Player of the Year and First Team All–American in 2018––led the team last season in average and OBS. Espinoza’s pedigree entering college is unimpeach- able. She was named a MaxPreps All–American Washington’s rock–solid middle infield is back or and won two CIF championships during high school. another go–around: every single start at second She hit over .500 as a sophomore, junior, and se- base and shortstop are back from 2018. All– nior, knocking 66 extra–base hits in 83 games over American Sis Bates, Taryn Atlee, Nawai Kaupe, and that time. Kaija Gibson bring plenty of continuity, with Kaupe and Gibson also playing in the outfield. Also back in the infield are the dange ous bats of Morgan Allen, Noelle Hee, and Brittany Werre. That group adds three important freshman, SilentRain Espinoza, Ari Quiñones, and Megan Vandegrift, to round out the team. After one of the most impressive freshman years in the nation, Bates improved even more, winning her fi st All–American award and being named a finalist for the USA Softball Player of the Year award. Bates earned the Pac–12 Defensive Player of the Year Taran Atlee returns to the infield in 2019 after logging the most innings at second base last year. award and carries Washington’s best career fielding percentage ever by a shortstop into her junior year. Quiñones was a hitting machine while at Mission Offensively, Bates started the year with a 15–game Hills High School, with batting averages of .632 hitting streak and never let up, ending the year as a junior and .585 as a senior. After her junior hitting .389/.471/.580. The sophomore scored 53 year, she was named the league MVP, knocking 25 runs and was one of two Huskies with 75+ hits on extra–base hits in 25 games. An All–Section selec- the year, giving her 141 in just two years. Bates had tion, Quiñones also picked up a PGF title in her club 20 multi–hit games on the year and had 24 extra– time with Athletics. base hits. As a freshman, Vandegrift helped White River High Bates’ double–play partner Atlee is also back for School to a second–place finish at sta e. After that, Washington. In her fi st year with the Huskies, Atlee she only improved, earning All–League First Team hit .241 with fi e multi–RBI games. Atlee went 33 three consecutive years. As a senior, Vandegrift games without making an error at one point in the earned All–Area First Team from the Seattle Times. year, providing excellent defense all year at second base.

GOHUSKIES.COM 15 2019 SEASON PREVIEW highlighted by a .549 mark as a junior that included 50 hits and 53 RBI in just 26 games. In her club THE OUTFIELD career, the Cerritos, Calif. native won multiple PGF tournaments, taking home the PGF Shootout title in 2016 after winning all of PGF in 2014. With a state title to her name, Reynolds comes to Washington looking for more. She was a two–time All–Area First Team selection while at Snohomish High School. In each of her last three years of high school, Reynolds hit over .450, scoring a combined 108 runs over 71 games those years. Schiele missed 2018 with injury while a freshman

Amirah Milloy, who hit .315/.376/.489 in 2018, is the sole returning outfielder at Auburn and joins Washington with four years from the 2018 WCWS squad. of eligibility. When she last played, in high school, Fresh faces abound in the outfield grass or Schiele showed her dominance at the plate, posting Washington this year, with three outfielde s re- on–base percentages over .600 in three of her four turning from last year. Amirah Milloy will roam the years. That fourth year, as a senior, Schiele had a outfield grass once again, while aija Gibson and .588 OBP and hit 29 extra–base hits, scoring 45 Nawai Kaupe will split time between the infield runs and driving in 34 more. and outfield. A talen ed bunch of youngsters join these veterans: freshmen Madison Huskey, Sami Reynolds, Livy Schiele, and Francesca Torraca join the Huskies with impressive pedigrees. Gibson was a vital part of the Washington offense in 2018 in her primary role as a pinch–runner, scoring 13 runs in her 48 games. Gibson had two triples in just over a week at one point in the year as she took advantage of her opportunities at the plate. Defensively, Gibson served mostly as an out- fielde , making zero errors. Redshit freshman Livy Schiele is a welcome addition to the outfield grass Kaupe showed her predigious power as a fresh- man, slugging .492 as a part–time player off the Torraca is one of two members of the Puerto Rican bench. The Hawaiian hit four home runs in 65 National Team playing for Washington, alongside at–bats, including two home runs on one day at senior pitcher Taran Alvelo. The New Jersey native the Mary Nutter Classic. Kaupe worked mostly at earned All–Conference honors all four years while shortstop defensively, showing off her strong arm at Immaculata. She reached 1000 career hits in routinely. less than three full years. This summer, Torraca won Milloy rounded into an important part of the start- a Central American championship with Puerto Rico ing lineup as a junior, hitting .315/.376/.489 in and competed at the Softball World Championship her 48 games of action. Entering the year with just in Japan, taking fi th in the world. one extra–base hit, Milloy found her power stroke, launching ten doubles and two home runs. She had seven games with multiple RBI and ended the year with 20 RBI, as well as 20 runs scored. In the field, Milloy made only one error. On the basepaths, she went a perfect 4–for–4 in steals. Huskey led in home runs last year, earning Player of the Year honors for California while playing at Gahr High School. She hit .436 in her high school career,

16 HUSKY SOFTBALL 2019 ROSTER NO. NAME POS YEAR HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Ari Quiñones (KEEN–yo–nace) UTL Fr. Vista, Calif. / Mission Hills 2 Megan Vandegrift (VAN–duh–grift) INF Fr. Buckley, Wash. / White River 5 Nawai Kaupe (nah–VIE COW–pay) UTL So. Wailuku, Hawai’i / Maui 6 Livy Schiele (SHEEL–ee) OF R–Fr. San Diego, Calif. / Bishop’s / Auburn 7 Taryn Atlee (TARE–ann) INF Jr. Sacramento, Calif. / Foothill / Rutgers 9 Madison Huskey OF Fr. Cerritos, Calif. / Gahr 10 Sami Reynolds OF Fr. Snohomish, Wash. / Snohomish 11 Brittany Werre (ware–EE) INF Sr. Manhattan Beach, Calif. / Mira Costa 13 Francesca Torraca (TORE–ah–kah) OF Fr. Raritan, N.J. / Immaculata 14 Taran Alvelo (TARE–ann all–VEL–oh) P Sr. Carroll, Ohio / Bloom–Carroll 16 Gabbie Plain P So. Harrington Park, Australia / Macarthur 18 Rachel Ogasawara (oh–GOSS–a–WāR–uh) C Sr. Mililani, Hawai’i / Kamehameha 19 Morgan Allen C/INF So. Monroe, Wash. / Monroe 20 Mac Schulz (shulzz) P Fr. Monroe, Wash. / Monroe 21 SilentRain Espinoza INF Fr. Alpine, Calif. / Christian 22 Sis Bates INF Jr. Ceres, Calif. / Ceres 24 Emma Helm C So. Lynnwood, Wash. / Meadowdale 28 Pat Moore P So. Medford, Ore. / South Medford / DePaul 31 Noelle Hee INF So. Orange, Calif. / Orange Lutheran 32 Kaija Gibson (kai–UH) UTL Jr. Redmond, Wash. / Redmond 36 Amirah Milloy (ah–MEER–uh) OF Sr. Woodinville, Wash. / Redmond 47 Morganne Flores (flor–ESS C R–Jr. Cypress, Calif. / Mater Dei BY CLASS ALPHA BY STATE SENIORS (4) Morgan Allen (So. INF) WASHINGTON (7) CALIFORNIA (9) Taran Alvelo | Amirah Milloy | Taran Alvelo (Sr. P) Morgan Allen Taryn Atlee Rachel Ogasawara | Brittany Werre Taryn Atlee (Jr. INF) Kaija Gibson Sis Bates Sis Bates (Jr. INF) Emma Helm SilentRain Espinoza JUNIORS (4) SilentRain Espinoza (Fr. INF) Amirah Milloy Morganne Flores Taryn Atlee | Sis Bates | Morganne Flores (R–Jr. C) Sami Reynolds Noelle Hee Kaija Gibson | Morganne Flores (R) Kaija Gibson (Jr. OF) Mac Schulz Madison Huskey Noelle Hee (So. INF) Megan Vandegrift Ari Quiñones SOPHOMORES (6) Emma Helm (So. C) Livy Schiele Morgan Allen | Noelle Hee | Madison Huskey (Fr. OF) OREGON Brittany Werre Emma Helm | Nawai Kaupe | Nawai Kaupe (So. INF) Pat Moore Pat Moore | Gabbie Plain Amirah Milloy (Sr. OF) OHIO Pat Moore (So. P) HAWAI’I (2) Taran Alvelo FRESHMEN (8) Rachel Ogasawara (Sr. C) Nawai Kaupe SilentRain Espinoza Gabbie Plain (So. P) Rachel Ogasawara NSW, AUSTRALIA Madi Huskey Ari Quiñones (Fr. UTL) Gabbie Plain Ari Quiñones Sami Reynolds (Fr. OF) Sami Reynolds Livy Schiele (R–Fr. OF) NEW JERSEY Livy Schiele (R) Mac Schulz (Fr. P) Francesca Torraca Mac Schulz Francesca Torraca (Fr. OF) Francesca Torraca Megan Vandegrift (Fr. INF) Megan Vandegrift Brittany Werre (Sr. INF)

GOHUSKIES.COM 17 1 2 5 6 ARI QUIÑONES MEGAN VANDEGRIFT NAWAI KAUPE LIVY SCHIELE 5’3” • Fr. • Utility 5’3” • Fr. • Infiel 5’3” • So. • Infiel 5’3” • R–Fr. • Outfiel Vista, California Buckley, Washington Wailuku, Hawai’i San Diego, California

7 9 10 11 TARYN ATLEE MADISON HUSKEY SAMI REYNOLDS BRITTANY WERRE 5’3” • Jr. • Infiel 5’7” • Fr. • Outfiel 5’5” • Fr. • Outfiel 5’5” • Sr. • Infiel Sacramento, California Cerritos, California Snohomish, Washington Manhattan Beach, California

13 14 16 18 FRANCESCA TORRACA TARAN ALVELO GABBIE PLAIN RACHEL OGASAWARA 5’2” • Fr. • Outfiel 5’10” • Sr. • Pitcher 6’0” • So. • Pitcher 5’3” • Sr. • Catcher Raritan, New Jersey Carroll, Ohio Sydney, Australia Mililani, Hawai’i

19 20 21 22 MORGAN ALLEN MAC SCHULZ SILENTRAIN ESPINOZA SIS BATES 5’5” • So. • Utility 5’5” • Fr. • Pitcher 5’4” • Fr. • Infiel 5’5” • Jr. • Infiel Monroe, Washington Monroe, Washington Alpine, California Ceres, California

24 28 31 32 EMMA HELM PAT MOORE NOELLE HEE KAIJA GIBSON 5’6” • So. • Catcher 5’7” • So. • Pitcher 5’7” • So. • Infiel 5’8” • Jr. • Outfiel Lynnwood, Washington Medford, Oregon Orange, California Redmond, Washington

36 47 AMIRAH MILLOY MORGANNE FLORES 5’8” • Sr. • Outfiel 5’9” • Jr. • Catcher Woodinville, Washington Cypress, California 18 HUSKY SOFTBALL SENIOR PROFILES

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appearances, the fi st Husky ever to do so. Against TARAN ALVELO #9 Arizona, Alvelo would strike out a career-high 14 Senior, Pitcher on Friday, then retire 20 in a row for a one-hit shut- out on Sunday. Alvelo also shutout #12 Alabama to Alvelo enters her senior season as one of the most send the team to the WCWS and #4 Oklahoma to dominant pitchers in program history, with her send the team to the Championship Series. name already spread across all of Washington’s records. She is among the top four active pitchers As a sophomore, Alvelo hit the ground running, in all of the NCAA in wins, complete games, and earning wins over #2 Auburn and #1 Oklahoma in strikeouts. the fi st week of the season. Those performances, including a shutout of Oklahoma, earned Alvelo 2018 ended with another smorgasbord of awards the fi st of her three Pac-12 Pitcher of the Week for Alvelo, who made her way onto the All-American awards, as well as NFCA and ESPNW Player of the Second Team, All-Region First Team, and All-Pac-12 Week. Alvelo would throw her fi st career no-hitter First Team, as well as being named a USA Softball in NCAA Regionals, against Montana. Collegiate Player of the Year finalist. That made it three consecutive years that Alvelo had been Alvelo would led the team in almost every pitching named to the All-Region and All-Pac-12 teams, mak- category as a freshman. she earned four Pac-12 ing the All-Region Second Team in 2016 and 2017 weekly honors: twice earning Pitcher of the Week and earning All-Pac-12 First Team honors in 2017 and twice earning Freshman of the Week. after making the Second Team in 2016. Alvelo was In her high school career, Alvelo rewrote the Ohio also the Pac-12’s Co-Freshman of the Year in 2016. record book, setting new career records for home runs, strikeouts, and victories. Bloom-Carroll reached the state title game all four years of her career, with Alvelo earning the Mid-State League Alvelo is one of only six Huskies Player of the Year award every season. In her senior with multiple season of season, she struck out 404 batters in 186 innings. 200+ strikeouts. ALVELO CAREER STATS Year ERA W L App GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2018 1.30 23 5 35 27 24 3 188.0 104 40 35 36 242 Alvelo started 2018 on a 31.1-inning shutout streak, the longest by a Husky in over fi e years, 2017 2.07 35 9 47 38 29 2 254.0 224 92 75 83 200 and was undefeated in her fi st 16 games. 2016 3.16 18 7 32 25 14 1 152.2 156 89 69 65 153 She would record a win in each of her fi st ten TOTAL 2.11 76 21 114 90 67 6 594.2 484 221 179 184 595

GOHUSKIES.COM 19 SENIOR PROFILES driving in two runs against Saint Louis (Feb. 9)… hit AMIRAH MILLOY her fi st career grand slam against Miami (OH) (Feb. Senior, Outfielde 10)… had a two–run single against Bradley (Feb. 11)… had her fi st career double against Notre Milloy’s freshman and sophomore years saw her Dame (Feb. 23)… stole two bases and scored two serve as an important cog on the Husky bench, runs in the win over #6 Texas A&M (Feb. 24)… also pinch-running and providing defensive expertise in doubled against Nebraska, making it three consec- the outfield. She made five starts over those two utive games with a run scored (Feb. 24)… went 2– years and 78 total appearances. On the basepaths, for–3 against #11 Alabama, driving in a run (March Milloy stole six bases combined in her fi st two 3)… had a two–run double at Stanford (March 30)… years as a Husky. She would also score 29 runs in hit a three–run homer at Stanford (March 31)… re- that time. In 2017, Milloy hit her fi st career home corded another two–double day, driving in one and run, coming against Stanford in a 2-for-3 day. scoring twice against #23 Cal (April 15). Milloy’s fi st career hit came on March 4 of her Sophomore (2017): Milloy made four starts and freshman year, against Boise State. She would also 37 appearances, scoring 11 runs… Against Indiana single in her fi st career start that year and, against (March 3), Milloy went 2–for–3 with two runs and Utah, scored a run in every game of the series. two RBI, hitting her fi st career home run... picked up a stolen base against Stanford (May 7). Freshman (2016): Appeared in 41 games, primarily Milloy had 12 extra–base hits, as a pinch runner, while making one start in left including two games with field…hit .333, going three– or–nine with 18 runs multiple doubles. scored…recorded fi st career hit against Boise State (March 4)…scored a run in each game in series ver- sus Utah (April 29–May 1)…In fi st start of career against LSU (May 8), registered a hit. Before coming to Washington, Milloy earned plenty of accolades on the diamond. She earned MILLOY CAREER STATS All-KingCo Second Team (2015) and Honorable Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB Mention (2014) awards, helping Redmond clinch a 2018 .315 48 27 92 20 29 10 0 2 20 9 26 4 4A league championship as a junior. Milloy played 2017 .182 37 4 22 11 4 0 0 1 2 0 7 1 her club ball with Absolute Blast 18U Gold. 2016 .333 41 1 9 18 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 5 2018 (Junior): Pac–12 All–Academic Honorable TOTAL .293 126 32 123 49 36 10 0 3 22 11 34 10 Mention… perfect 2–for–2 in her season debut,

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sophomore year that saw her record seven hits RACHEL OGASAWARA while playing catcher, designated player, and Senior, Catcher pinch-hitting. She homered against Indiana that Rachel Ogasawara has been a constant part of year. Washington’s success for three years now, provid- One of Washington’s two Hawaiians, Ogasawara ing leadership on the bench and excellent defense attended Kamehameha Schools Kapalama High behind the plate. No matter her role, she has wel- School in Mililani, Hawai’i. She was a four-year start- comed it with open arms, pushing her teammates er on the varsity squad there. In 2013, Ogasawara to be their best and always coming ready to play. guided the team to a Interscholastic League of Over her fi st two season, the Hawai’i native served Honolulu championship, earning All-Hawai’i Division mostly as Washington’s backup catcher, making I First Team honors, as well as ILH First Team. In 24 appearances. In that time, Ogasawara did make 2014, she would be named to the Hawai’i High six starts and hit a combined .300 with three ex- School Athletic Association All-Tournament Team. tra-base hits. 2018 (Junior): Had her fi st career multi–RBI game against Saint Louis (Feb. 9)… went 2–for–2 with a run and an RBI against Western Illinois (Feb. 10)… No matter her role, she has had her fi st career game with multiple extra–base welcomed it with open arms, pushing hits, doubling twice and scoring two runs against her teammates to be their best and New Mexico State (March 9). always coming ready to play. 2017 (Sophomore): Played in 20 games, starting six… saw time at catcher, pinch hitter and designat- ed player… knocked seven hits, four RBIs and three Last season, Ogasawara split time in the starting runs… went yard against Indiana (March 3). lineup with Emma Helm, making 17 starts and 2016 (Freshman): Made four appearances, going 22 total appearances. She had her fi st career 2–for–3 with two runs. multi-RBI game on the fi st day of the season, then followed that up with a perfect 2-for-2 day against OGASAWARA CAREER STATS Western Illinois the next day. Against New Mexico Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB State, Ogasawara would double twice, the fi st time 2018 .171 22 17 41 6 7 3 0 0 7 2 7 1 in her career she had recorded multiple extra-base 2017 .259 20 6 27 3 7 2 0 1 4 1 7 0 hits in a single game. 2016 .667 403220000010 Ogasawara hit her fi st career home run during a TOTAL .225 46 23 71 11 16 5 0 1 11 3 15 1

GOHUSKIES.COM 21 SENIOR PROFILES In her senior year, she hit .519 with a .936 slug- BRITTANY WERRE gin percentage, recording 21 extra-base hits. That Senior, Infielde helped Werre earn All-CIF Southern Section First Team and Daily Breeze All-Area. Three times she Brittany Werre has embodied what it means to be was named to the All-Bay League First Team and, a Husky on and off the field in her caree , demon- as a senior, she earned Most Outstanding Player strating excellence in all walks of life. On the field, for the league. Werre played club softball for SoCal she has served primarily as a tough pinch-hitter for Explosion. the Huskies, with 17 at-bats off the bench over her three years. Outside of softball, Werre has served as the pres- ident of the Washington Student-Athlete Council Last year, Werre would stroke the second double of for two years, helping her fellow Huskies reach her career, both in pinch-hit situations. That came their fullest potential at Washington. She has also against Stanford on the road, banging one off the gone on service-learning trips with the Washington wall for a two-bagger. In all, she would make fi e athletic department, building multipurpose athletic appearances, all as a pinch-hitter. courts for rural villages. 2018 (Junior): Made her season debut as a Werre is the current president of the pinch–hitter against Miami (OH) (Feb. 10)… ripped Washington Student-Athlete Council, a pinch–hit double at Stanford (March 30)… also helping her fellow Huskies reach pinch–hit at Oregon State (May 6). their fullest potential at Washington. 2017 (Sophomore): Made 11 appearances, start- ing her fi st game agaainst UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 26)... Hit .364 on the season. Werre has made one start in her Husky career, 2016 (Freshman): Pinch hit twice in freshman sea- coming against UC Santa Barbara during her soph- son, recording fi st career hit, a double with two RBI omore year. Overall, she hit .364 that season, the against Weber State (March 13). second-highest mark on the team. Werre scored the fi st two runs of her career that year as well. WERRE CAREER STATS As a freshman, Werre made her mark with a pinch- Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB hit, two-run double, her fi st career hit. 2018 .200 505011000010 2017 .364 11 1 11 2 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 A southern California native, Werre attended Mira 2016 .500 202011002000 Costa High School, lettering all four years and TOTAL setting a new school record with 43 career doubles. .333 18 1 18 2 6 2 0 0 3 0 1 0

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22 HUSKY SOFTBALL JUNIOR PROFILES TARYN ATLEE SIS BATES Junior, Infielde Junior, Infielde

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2018 (Sophomore): NFCA All–American First 2018 (Sophomore): Began her Husky career with Team… NFCA All–Region First Team… Pac–12 three RBI in her fi st two at–bats against Saint Defensive Player of the Year… All–Pac–12 First Louis (Feb. 9)… hit a grand slam against Bradley, Team… Pac–12 All–Defensive… Pac–12 All– the fi st of her career (Feb. 11)… had her 17th RBI Academic Honorable Mention… USA Softball in her ninth game as a Husky, matching her 51– Collegiate Player of the Year Finalist… Pac–12 game total from 2017 (Feb. 18)… scored two runs Player of the Week (March 26)… selected to the against #10 Arizona State, her fi st multi–run game USA Women’s National Team prior to the season… as a Husky (March 18)… had a walkoff double vs. drove in at least one run in six consecutive games #9 Arizona to win the game in the eighth (March for a total of 13 RBI (Feb. 9–17)… started the sea- 24)… scored a career–high three runs in NCAA son with a 15–game hitting streak (Feb. 9–24)… Regionals against Boise State (May 18)… had two reached base in 10 of 12 consecutive plate appear- hits and scored her fi th run in the fi st fi e postsea- ances (March 23–29)… doubled against #2 Oregon son games vs. Alabama (May 26)… recorded her for her fi th double in six games (April 28)… had 100th career hit, a single in the WCWS champion- her 20th multi–hit game, recording three hits and ship series vs. Florida State (June 4). a steal in the Regional championship win over #25 2017 (Freshman, Rutgers): Atlee was a 2017 NFCA Minnesota (May 20)… doubled and drove in one in National Freshman of the Year finalist a ter leading the WCWS win over #1 Oregon (June 1)… scored Rutgers in batting average (.393), runs (35), and the winning run against #4 Oklahoma, helping the stolen bases (10). She was named to the All–Big Huskies to the WCWS championship series (June Ten First Team and All–ECAC Second Team. From 3). mid–February to early March, Atlee reached base Freshman (2017): One of two 2017 NFCA in 11 consecutive at–bats. She had a two–double Freshman of the Year finalists on the Husky oster, performance against Lehigh (March 4) and hit her Bates was named to the Pac–12 All–Freshman fi st career home run against NC State (March 3). Team after hitting .338/.383/.497 with a confer- High School/Club: Atlee was named All–League ence–best six triples. Against UC Riverside (Feb. three times in her four years of high school, earning 16), Bates went 3–for–3 with two runs, four RBI, a a 2016 Western All–American award as well. She triple, and a home run. won a PGF National Championship as a part of the High School/Club: Bates is a triple threat lefty with Orange County Batbuster 14U team. Atlee also a load of athleticism and a high softball IQ. Played played for the Explosion club team. for 2016 18U Premier Girls Fastpitch National Championship winning team, Firecrackers–Rico. ATLEE CAREER STATS

Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BATES CAREER STATS 2018 .241 58 55 141 23 34 5 1 2 20 11 19 8 Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB 2017* .393 51 51 168 35 66 7 4 1 17 14 14 10 2018 .389 62 62 193 53 75 16 3 5 37 25 14 9 TOTAL .324 109 106 309 58 100 12 5 3 37 25 33 18 2017 .338 64 64 195 42 66 10 6 3 34 15 21 3 TOTAL .363 126 126 388 95 141 26 9 8 71 40 35 12

GOHUSKIES.COM 23 JUNIOR PROFILES KAIJA GIBSON MORGANNE FLORES Junior, Outfielde Redshirt junior, Catcher

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2018 (Junior): Flores missed 2018 while recovering 2018 (Sophomore): Scored a run as a pinch–run- from injury. ner against Bradley (Feb. 9)… also scored against Seton Hall, Wichita State, and Wisconsin… stole a 2017 (Sophomore): Once again a NFCA All–Region base against Wisconsin (Feb. 25)… scored a run selection, Flores started all 64 games for the in three consecutive appearances (March 3–10)… Huskies. She led the team and conference in RBI stole a base and scored a run against DePaul with 74, the third–most in program history. She had (March 10)… hit her fi st career triple, driving in two three RBI doubles at Oregon (April 15) and ended at Stanford (March 30)… also tripled against Utah, the year with 15 doubles and 13 home runs. In driving in two more (April 7)… gave the Huskies the Super Regionals, Flores had seven RBI against Utah lead vs. #1 Oregon at the WCWS with a run as a (May 26), a career best. She had two multi–homer pinch–runner (June 1). games, coming against Penn State (March 10) and Utah (May 26), with a grand slam in each game. 2017 (Freshman): Gibson saw action in 50 games Flores was also named Pac–12 All–Academic her fi st year at UW, starting 15 in left and center- Honorable Mention. field. She had five RBI, including one on her fi st career home run at Baylor (March 4). Gibson also 2016 (Freshman): Named to the Pac–12 All– had a double against UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 26) Freshman team…earned NFCA All–Pacific egion as her fi st career extra–base hit. Third Team…batted .303 with 37 hits, eight home runs, six doubles, 29 RBI and 21 runs scored… High School/Club: Gibson is a product from Coach recorded fi st home run of career against Central Tarr’s hometown of Redmond, Wash. Before play- Michigan (Feb. 20)…recorded three runs batted in ing for UW, Gibson was a bat girl for the Huskies in against Kent State (March 5)…hit a grand slam at 2008. home against San Diego State (March 12). An outfielder whose ork ethic and talent landed High School/Club: Flores was All–Orange County her a spot on the Firecrackers coached by Tony First Team while at Mater Dei High School, where Rico, is a triple threat at the plate. Batting from she started all four years. She won the 2014 18U the left side, Gibson was named the 2014 KingCo PGF National Championship with the OC Batbusters 4A MVP after putting up impressive numbers at while leading the team with a .500 batting average. Redmond High School, .574 batting average, 1.393 She was also Second Team All–League in 2014 and slugging percentage, 21 steals, 38 runs and 35 All–State Second Team in 2013, a year that saw RBI. Gibson was also named to the Seattle Times Mater Dei win a league championship. All–Area Team.

GIBSON CAREER STATS FLORES CAREER STATS Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB 2018 .154 48 1 13 13 2 0 2 0 4 2 5 3 2017 .344 64 64 186 34 64 15 1 13 74 28 29 0 2017 .227 50 15 44 14 10 1 0 1 5 7 8 3 2016 .303 44 39 122 21 37 6 1 8 29 15 23 0 TOTAL .211 98 16 57 27 12 1 2 1 9 9 13 6 TOTAL .328 108 103 308 55 101 21 2 21 103 43 52 0

24 HUSKY SOFTBALL SOPHOMORE PROFILES MORGAN ALLEN NOELLE HEE Sophomore, Utility Sophomore, Infielde

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2018 (Freshman): Scored a run as a pinch–run- 2018 (Freshman): Drove in runs in each of her ner in her collegiate debut (Feb. 9)… drew a walk fi st two collegiate at–bats, against Saint Louis vs. Miami (OH) (Feb. 10)… scored runs against (Feb. 9)… had two home runs, including a grand Stanford (March 31) and Utah (April 7). slam, against Miami (OH) for her fi st two home High School/Club: Set school record at Monroe runs (Feb. 10)… went 2–for–3 against Nebraska High School for career hits and doubles… Took (Feb. 24)… hit her third home run of the season, a third in the state championships… was named the three–run shot against Northwestern (March 2)… Athlete of the Year after her senior season as well had a pinch–hit RBI against New Mexico State, her as First Team All–League as a catcher and short- second consecutive pinch–hit at–bat with an RBI stop… played club ball for the Sundodgers. (March 9)… hit her fourth home run of the sea- son to put the Huskies up for good vs. #9 Arizona ALLEN CAREER STATS (March 25)… put the Huskies ahead for good with a Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB two–run homer vs. Utah (April 8)… drove in two with 2018 .000 702300000100 a fi st–inning single at Oregon State (May 4)… had TOTAL .000 702300000100 a solo home run at Oregon State to put the Huskies on top (May 5)… ended the regular season on a four–game hit streak (April 29–May 6)… homered to centerfield in ashington’s 6–0 win vs. Alabama that sent them to the WCWS (May 26)… reached base all three plate appearances in the WCWS win over Oregon (June 1)… had an RBI single and a walk as Washington advanced to the WCWS cham- pionship series (June 3). High School/Club: Played one season with the OC Batbusters and three with the Corona Angels… Took fi st place in the 18U PGF Fall Shootout her junior year… took second at PGF Premier Nationals that year… was the league Co–MVP her freshman year and made the All–League First Team three times… Was named All–Orange County Third Team her freshman year and Second Team her sophomore and junior years… had a perfect fielding pe centage her junior year… hit .390/.487/.572 in high school.

HEE CAREER STATS Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB 2018 .273 54 46 121 14 33 3 1 7 26 14 31 0 TOTAL .273 54 46 121 14 33 3 1 7 26 14 31 0

GOHUSKIES.COM 25 SOPHOMORE PROFILES EMMA HELM NAWAI KAUPE Sophomore, Catcher Sophomore, Utility

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2018 (Freshman): Had her fi st career hit, a single, 2018 (Freshman): Recorded her fi st collegiate hit pinch–hitting against Northern Colorado (Feb. 16)… in her fi st game, against Bradley (Feb. 9)… singled went 1–for–2 with a run in her fi st career start, and walked against Seton Hall, reaching base every against Wichita State (Feb. 16)… scored three runs plate appearance (Feb. 17)… went 2–for–3 with her and drove in one over the final t o games of the fi st two collegiate RBI against Sam Houston State Bearkat Softball Classic (Feb. 18)… hit home runs (Feb. 18)… had a hit and an RBI against Lamar against Wisconsin and Long Beach State to help (Feb. 19) and Long Beach State (Feb. 25)… scored UW to wins (Feb. 25)… drove in two with her fi st a run in fi e consecutive games (March 2–4)… career triple (March 31)… hit a two–run double to recorded her fi st career stolen base, stealing home cap off a run–rule victory over #23 Cal (April 15)… against Portland State (March 4)… doubled against doubled and scored against #2 Oregon (April 29)… NMSU (March 10)… hit her fi st career home run vs. hit a two–run home run at Oregon State (May 6)… #9 Arizona to tie the game in the sixth (March 24)… pinch–hit single vs. #4 Oklahoma in the WCWS also homered against Stanford (March 29)… had (May 31). three consecutive games with multiple RBI (March 29–31)… recorded her fi st game with multiple High School/Club: Was named All–State First extra–base hits and fi st three–RBI game, doubling Team after her senior year at Maui… was also All– and homering against #23 Cal (April 15)… reached State Honorable Mention twice as well as a Maui base four times vs. Boise State in Regionals, draw- Interscholastic League Division I All–Star… won ti- ing three walks (May 18). tles in track and field and olleyball as well… played for Hawai’i Pearls Maui, Guava Jam, and Hawaiian High School/Club: Was named the Herald 2016 Style in club ball. Player of the Year… named First Team All–WESCO as a catcher for three consecutive years, as well as KAUPE CAREER STATS being named the Seattle Times Star Times Catcher Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB in 2016… hit 26 home runs in her high school ca- 2018 .246 41 15 65 10 16 2 1 4 11 3 24 2 reer… won the state championship… played for the TOTAL .246 41 15 65 10 16 2 1 4 11 3 24 2 Washington Majestics club team under Washington assistant coach Lance Glasoe.

HELM CAREER STATS Year Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB 2018 .212 54 50 132 15 28 6 0 3 19 28 38 1 TOTAL .212 54 50 132 15 28 6 0 3 19 28 38 1

26 HUSKY SOFTBALL SOPHOMORE PROFILES PAT MOORE GABBIE PLAIN Sophomore, Pitcher Sophomore, Pitcher

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2018 (Freshman, DePaul): Big East Pitcher 2018 (Freshman): NFCA All–American Third Team… of the Year… All–Big East First Team… NFCA NFCA All–Region Second Team… All–Pac–12 First All–Region First Team… Struck out ten over six Team… Pac–12 All–Freshman… NFCA National scoreless frames against IUPUI (Feb. 9)… shutout Freshman of the Year Finalist… Pac–12 Freshman Presbyterian, striking out nine (Feb. 17)… picked up of the Week (March 6, April 9, May 7)… First Husky her fi st Big East win against Seton Hall, striking out in history to throw 100+ innings and allow under a career–high 11 (March 24)… struck out nine in a 100 hits… retired 22 consecutive batters over two fi e–inning, run–rule victory over Villanova (March games (Feb. 10–16)… had a 8.1–inning shutout 30)… allowed one run in a complete–game win over streak after allowing her fi st run of the season St. John’s for her 10th win (April 21)… had her third (Feb. 18–19)… had a complete–game shutout of double–digit strikeout game, with ten in six innings #11 Alabama, part of a 28.1–IP scoreless streak against Providence (May 5)… threw 3.0 scoreless (Feb. 24– March 10)… struck out 13 in a 7.0–inning innings in relief to clinch the Big East title (May 12). shutout of UNLV, the most strikeouts by a Husky High School/Club: Struck out 387 batters in 178 freshman since Danielle Lawrie in 2006 (March innings in 2016 for South Medford… had a .597 9)… had a no–hitter through 5.2 innings, earning batting average as a senior… named All–State in a complete–game shutout (March 31)… threw the 2016… won All–Conference First Team honors all seventh perfect game and second ever by a fresh- four years of high school… Conference Pitcher of man at UW against Utah (April 7)… one of just four the Year in 2016 and 2017… played club softball pitchers in UW history with a perfect game… struck with Northwest Bullets. out 11 for her third double–digit K game at Oregon State (May 4)… named the Seattle Regional Most MOORE CAREER STATS Outstanding Player after winning all three games Year ERA W L App GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO and allowing only one run (May 20)… fourth Husky 2018 2.11 12 6 31 16 8 3 126.0 91 42 38 67 158 freshman ever to win 20 games, picking up her TOTAL 2.11 12 6 31 16 8 3 126.0 91 42 38 67 158 20th win in her 28th appearance (May 25)… won nine consecutive appearances (May 4–June 1). High School/Club: Played with Australia’s U19 Women’s Team… allowed just two hits and no earned runs at the 2015 WBSC Junior Women’s World Championship… also played with the Harrington Park Scorpions at Softball Macarthur, winning the fi st–ever U17 Championship for Macarthur.

PLAIN CAREER STATS Year ERA W L App GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2018 1.01 22 5 32 26 17 0 166.1 99 29 24 43 181 TOTAL 1.01 22 5 32 26 17 0 166.1 99 29 24 43 181

GOHUSKIES.COM 27 FRESHMEN PROFILES MADISON HUSKEY ARI QUIÑONES Freshman, Outfielde Freshmen, Infielde

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High School/Club: Won PGF in 2015… was named High School/Club: Won the PGF Shootout in the Avocado League MVP in 2016… hit .632 with 2016… led CIF in home runs and was named First– 25 extra–base hits in 25 games as a junior… Team All–CIF… was California’s Division II Player of named All–Section for the San Diego area… played the Year… won PGF in 2014… played for the Corona club ball for the Athletics. Angels club team. Pre–game routine/superstitions: Switching how Favorite movie(s): The Fast and the Furious series I wear my batting gloves depending on how I’m and Girl’s Trip. doing. My greatest softball memory: Having my coach, Hobbies/other sports: Soccer. Marty Tyson, take us to eat Popeye’s and soul food Favorite movie(s): The Goonies. in Oklahoma. Favorite song of all–time: Anything by Marc E Bassy, Kehlani, or Y.G. My greatest softball memory: Winning PGF in 2015.

28 HUSKY SOFTBALL FRESHMEN PROFILES SAMI REYNOLDS LIVY SCHIELE Freshman, Outfielde Redshirt freshman, Outfielde

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High School/Club: Won the Washington state High School/Club: 2017 Cal High California Player championship in 2016… named First Team All– of the Year… FloSoftball, PGF, and Max Preps All– Area in 2016 and 2017… hit .462 in 2016 for American… three–time Coastal League Player of Snohomish High School… played club ball for the the Year… only player in San Diego County history Washington Majestics. with 200+ hits and 200+ runs… hit over .500 all Hobbies/other sports: Photography, art, and play- four years at Bishop’s… had 29 extra–base hits in ing with my goats. 27 games as a senior… struck out just four times Favorite movie(s): The Help and Avatar. over four years of high school… hit three home runs in a single game… was named All–State Second Favorite song of all–time: Electric Love by Borne. Team and All–Coastal League First Team after her My greatest softball memory: Winning the 4A senior season… holds seven single–season records Washington state championship. at Bishop’s… played club ball for Batbusters. Hobbies/other sports: Love to swim, and yoga. Favorite movies: High School Musical and Girl’s Trip Favorite song of all–time: All American Girl – Carrie Underwood Greatest softball memory: When my high school team made it to the CIF championship my freshman year. Livy on UW: Washington was the best fit or me be- cause I am able to play for some great coaches at a great program. I also love Seattle and I know that I will be challenged academically.

GOHUSKIES.COM 29 FRESHMEN PROFILES MAC SCHULZ SILENTRAIN ESPINOZA Freshman, Pitcher Freshman, Infielde

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High School/Club: Took third place in state with High School/Club: Named a Max Preps All– Monroe in 2017… named a Seattle Times Player American and an All–State player for California… hit to Watch before the 2017 season… struck out 29 over .500 in 2016 and 2017 high school seasons… batters over two games in 2015… played for the won the CIF championship after sophomore and Northwest Bullets Campos club team. junior seasons… played for the Corona Angels club Pre–game routine/superstitions: Eating Fruit team. Loops. Favorite movie(s): Soul Surfer and Bad Moms. Hobbies/other sports: Soccer. Favorite song of all–time: You Rock My World by Favorite movie(s): The Goonies. Michael Jackson. Favorite song of all–time: Mike and Dave Need My greatest softball memory: Winning CIF my Wedding Dates. sophomore and junior years. My greatest softball memory: A 12–inning game in 14U. We came back and won at 11 pm.

30 HUSKY SOFTBALL FRESHMEN PROFILES FRANCESCA TORRACA MEGAN VANDEGRIFT Freshman, Outfielde Freshman, Infielde

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High School/Club: Named All–Conference every High School/Club: Took second in state her fresh- year of high school… competed with the Puerto man year at White River High School… named First Rican national team at the 2017 World Cup of Team All–Area in 2017… First Team All–League the Softball and took bronze at the Junior World Cup… last three years of her high school career… played reached 1000 hits in her junior year at Immaculata for the Washington Majestics club team. High School… played club ball for the Beverly Bandits. Pre–game routine/superstitions: Listening to mu- sic and keeping my hair the same if I’m playing well. Pre–game routine/superstitions: Listening to mu- sic before we warm up. Favorite movie(s): Transformers, The Incredibles, and Happy Gilmore. Favorite movie(s): Hocus Pocus. Favorite song of all–time: Anything by Rihanna. Favorite song of all–time: Spotless Mind by Jhene Aiko. My greatest softball memory: Staying in a house with the whole team. My greatest softball memory: Beating Canada to go on and play for gold in Juniors.

GOHUSKIES.COM 31 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW

The Washington Huskies began 2018 on an unprec- nation’s toughest conference. Washington record edented roll, continuing that dominance throughout fi e Pac–12 series sweeps, tying the program the season en route to a second–place finish at record set in 1996. After a six–game losing streak the Women’s College World Series. The Huskies at the hands of eventual WCWS teams UCLA and advanced to the championship round for the fourth Oregon, Washington rattled off 11 straight wins, time in program history and remained ranked in the clinching victory in every postseason game en route nation’s top fi e every week of the year, including to the championship series against Florida State. nine weeks as the country’s number one team. Washington swept its way through Regionals and Super Regionals in Seattle, then eliminated the na- Despite losing 2017’s RBI leader for the year before tion’s #4 and #1 seeds in Oklahoma City, sending the season’s fi st game, Washington came together Oklahoma and Oregon home. as a team and began on an impressive streak. The Huskies won 11 of their fi st 12 games by run–rule and would start the season with 28 consecutive wins, sweeping the non–conference schedule. The 2018 squad shut out opponents Washington’s defense and pitching combined to 25 times while only giving up four or suffocate opponents all season long. Only fi e times more runs five times. did the Huskies allow four or more runs in a game, including just two times allowing more than fi e runs. In contrast, the Huskies shut out the oppo- Washington ended the year with a staggering array sition 25 times, the ninth time in program history of awards. The Huskies earned three All–American they have had at least 20 shutouts. That included awards, 11 Pac–12 season–ending awards in- Gabbie Plain’s perfect game against Utah, just the cluding the Defensive Player of the Year in Sis second Husky freshman ever to throw a perfect Bates, two NFCA Player of the Year finalists, a NFCA game. Freshman of the Year finalist, s ven NFCA All– The Husky offense was just as impressive, finishing Region awards, and seven Pac–12 All–Academic 2018 in the nation’s top 25 scoring offenses. The awards. Huskies scored in double–digits nine times. In Pac–12 play, the Huskies fought hard against the

32 HUSKY SOFTBALL 2018 SEASON NOTES

POSTSEASON PLAY In addition to throwing the program’s seventh per- Washington made its 25th consecutive NCAA fect game, Plain was fourth in the country and fi st Tournament appearance (1994–2018) and 14th in the Pac–12 in ERA at 1.01. straight under the leadership of head coach NON–CONFERENCE? NO PROBLEM Heather Tarr. The Huskies made the Women’s For the fi st time in program history, the Huskies College World Series for the 13th time and the went undefeated in non–conference play in the reg- championship round for the fourth time, and now ular season, including a 28–0 start to the year that own an all–time postseason record of 113–51. saw them as one of the last two undefeated teams in the nation. Washington would end the year 37–2 in non–conference play including the postsea- son, with its only two losses to national champion Florida State. Over the last fi e years excluding postseason play, Washington has a .877 winning percentage in non–conference games. BATES BATS (AND FIELDS!) Sis Bates became the third Husky ever to win Pac–12 Defensive Player of the Year, joining Jenn Salling and Shawna Wright. Bates was also named an All–American for a stellar season that saw her LEADER OF THE PACK record the highest Husky batting average in three Washington was ranked in the nation’s top fi e years. Bates currently has the best fielding pe cent- every week of the season, stretching their streak age by a shortstop in Washington history, at .978. of consecutive weeks ranked in the top ten to 22. Washington has been ranked every week since ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE the end of 2008, good for 163 weeks in a row After earning eight Pac–12 All–Academic honors in in the polls. The Huskies also spent nine weeks 2017, the Huskies picked up seven more in 2018. ranked number one in the country, the fi st time Washington has had at least seven All–Academic Washington has reached that height since 2010. honorees for seven straight years now. NO RUNS ALLOWED Washington’s pitching staff gave up just 81 runs all year, finishing second in the nation in ERA at 1.18. None of Washington’s four pitchers carried an ERA above 1.60, with that group combining for 31 shutouts in 63 games. The Huskies struck out 470 batters, the most by a Husky squad since 2010. WITH AGE COMES EXCELLENCE A special senior class finished their pl ying careers in the championship round, winning 50+ games for the second consecutive year. Washington’s six GOLDEN GLOVES seniors won 183 games in their four years, twice Washington led the Pac–12 in fielding pe centage making it to the WCWS. with a .979 mark in 2018, making just 35 errors. A PAIR OF ACES That error total was the third–lowest in program Taran Alvelo and Gabbie Plain were both named history and just fi e off the record of 30, set in 52 All–Americans, giving Washington it’s fi st duo of games in 2014. Sis Bates and Taylor Van Zee were All–American pitchers since Jamie Graves and both named to the Pac–12’s All–Defensive Team. Jennifer Spediacci in 2000. Washington’s starting infield made just our errors in 23 conference games, while the primary starting For Alvelo, it was the second straight year of 20+ outfield made only t o in that time. wins and 200+ strikeouts. She was 15th in the country in ERA and had a career–best 11 shutouts.

GOHUSKIES.COM 33 2018 SEASON REVIEW GAME–BY–GAME RESULTS RECORD: 52–10 PCT: .839 PAC–12: 15–8 PCT: .652 HOME: 15–3 AWAY: 14–5 NEUTRAL 23–2 Date Opponent Score Inn Pitcher of Record Attendance Time February 9 vs. Saint Louis W 15–3 5 W: Manti (1–0) 131 1:53 February 9 at Bradley W 11–0 5 W: Alvelo (1–0) 210 1:46 February 10 vs. Miami (OH) W 19–0 5 W: Alvelo (2–0) 157 1:56 February 10 vs. Western Illinois W 10–0 5 W: Plain (1–0) 311 1:22 February 11 at Bradley W 15–0 6 W: Alvelo (3–0) 292 2:08 February 16 vs. Northern Colorado W 8–0 6 W: Plain (2–0) 379 1:40 February 16 vs. Wichita State W 8–0 5 W: Alvelo (4–0) 379 1:34 February 17 vs. Seton Hall W 10–0 5 W: Manti (2–0) N/A 1:36 February 18 vs. Wichita State W 7–0 7 W: Alvelo (5–0) N/A 1:54 February 18 at Sam Houston State W 13–1 5 W: Plain (3–0) 140 1:55 February 19 at Lamar W 9–1 5 W: Manti (3–0) 366 1:20 February 19 at Lamar W 8–0 6 W: Plain (4–0) 366 1:38 February 21 at Texas W 2–1 7 W: Alvelo (6–0) 425 2:08 February 23 vs. Notre Dame W 8–0 5 W: Alvelo (7–0) 264 1:34 February 24 vs. #6 Texas A&M W 4–3 9 W: Manti (4–0) 1347 3:02 February 24 vs. Nebraska W 4–2 7 W: Alvelo (8–0) 307 1:38 February 25 vs. Wisconsin W 4–1 7 W: Plain (5–0) 220 2:00 February 25 vs. Long Beach State W 4–0 7 W: Alvelo (9–0) 303 1:52 March 2 #11 Alabama W 8–0 5 W: Plain (6–0) 1041 1:58 March 2 Northwestern W 8–2 7 W: Alvelo (10–0) 1041 2:41 March 3 #11 Alabama W 4–1 7 W: Plain (7–0) 1621 2:09 March 3 Brigham Young W 7–4 7 W: Manti (5–0) 1621 2:12 March 4 Portland State W 4–1 7 W: Alvelo (11–0) 857 1:38 March 9 vs. New Mexico State W 9–1 6 W: Alvelo (12–0) 191 1:45 March 9 at UNLV W 8–0 7 W: Plain (8–0) 415 2:06 March 10 vs. DePaul W 5–2 7 W: Manti (6–0) 325 1:54 March 10 vs. New Mexico State W 3–2 10 W: Plain (9–0) 325 2:56 March 14 Bryant W 7–0 7 W: Cochran (1–0) 465 1:49 March 17 at #13 Arizona State L 0–2 7 L: Plain (9–1) 1532 1:43 March 18 at #13 Arizona State W 7–0 7 W: Alvelo (13–0) 1559 2:10 March 19 at #13 Arizona State L 0–2 7 L: Alvelo (13–1) 1197 1:38 March 23 #9 Arizona W 2–1 8 W: Alvelo (14–1) 658 1:58 March 24 #9 Arizona W 4–3 8 W: Alvelo (15–1) 1268 2:16 March 25 #9 Arizona W 2–0 7 W: Alvelo (16–1) 1456 1:23 March 29 at Stanford W 8–1 7 W: Alvelo (17–1) 397 2:06 March 30 at Stanford W 10–0 6 W: Plain (10–1) 473 1:47 March 31 at Stanford W 9–0 7 W: Plain (11–1) 812 2:04 April 4 Seattle U W 3–1 7 W: Alvelo (18–1) 790 2:04 April 6 Utah W 5–0 7 W: Alvelo (19–1) 871 1:50 April 7 Utah W 12–0 5 W: Plain (12–1) 1214 1:59 April 8 Utah W 2–1 7 W: Alvelo (20–1) 1005 1:42 April 13 #23 California W 3–1 7 W: Alvelo (21–1) 777 1:48 April 15 #23 California W 9–1 6 W: Plain (13–1) 1454 2:18 April 20 at #3 UCLA L 0–3 7 L: Alvelo (21–2) 821 2:00 April 21 at #3 UCLA L 2–3 7 L: Plain (13–2) 942 2:22 April 22 at #3 UCLA L 0–1 7 L: Alvelo (21–3) 1328 1:50 April 27 #2 Oregon L 2–7 9 L: Alvelo (21–4) 1541 2:37 April 28 #2 Oregon L 2–4 7 L: Plain (13–3) 1626 2:20 April 29 #2 Oregon L 3–5 7 L: Plain (13–4) 1755 2:11 May 4 at Oregon State W 6–1 7 W: Plain (14–4) 278 2:05 May 5 at Oregon State W 2–0 7 W: Plain (15–4) 1066 2:00 May 6 at Oregon State W 5–3 7 W: Plain (16–4) 867 2:15 May 18 NCAA Regionals: Boise State W 8–0 5 W: Plain (17–4) 1450 2:11 May 19 NCAA Regionals: Texas W 2–1 7 W: Plain (18–4) 1551 2:29 May 20 NCAA Regionals: Minnesota W 5–2 7 W: Plain (19–4) 1563 2:22 May 25 NCAA Super Regionals: #12 Alabama W 3–2 9 W: Plain (20–4) 1938 3:20 May 26 NCAA Super Regionals: #12 Alabama W 6–0 7 W: Alvelo (22–4) 2194 2:22 May 31 College World Series: #4 Oklahoma W 2–0 7 W: Plain (21–4) 8561 2:41 June 1 College World Series: #1 Oregon W 6–2 7 W: Plain (22–4) N/A 2:41 June 3 College World Series: #4 Oklahoma W 3–0 7 W: Alvelo (23–4) N/A 2:07 June 4 College World Series: #6 Florida State L 0–1 7 L: Plain (22–5) 8152 2:30 June 5 College World Series: #6 Florida State L 3–8 7 L: Alvelo (23–5 8123 2:18

34 HUSKY SOFTBALL 2018 SEASON REVIEW 2018 OVERALL STATISTICS RECORD: 50–14 PCT: .781 PAC–12: 16–8 PCT: .667 HOME: 19–6 AWAY: 15–4 NEUTRAL 16–4 BATTING Player Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SB Att PO A E Fld% Sis Bates .389 62 62 193 53 75 16 3 5 37 112 .580 25 6 14 .471 9 10 79 98 4 .978 Taylor Van Zee .373 62 62 204 51 76 20 1 9 42 125 .613 30 5 10 .463 5 7 48 111 2 .988 Kelly Burdick .360 62 60 150 38 54 3 1 0 14 59 .393 15 0 28 .418 23 24 64 1 1 .985 Kirstyn Thomas .330 62 62 200 49 66 13 1 12 55 117 .585 21 3 37 .400 6 7 370 6 6 .984 Julia DePonte .326 61 61 178 33 58 11 1 15 54 116 .652 25 1 29 .404 2 2 50 0 1 .980 Trysten Melhart .317 54 35 101 25 32 1 0 0 9 33 .327 9 1 14 .378 8 10 27 1 3 .903 Amirah Milloy .315 48 27 92 20 29 10 0 2 20 45 .489 9 0 26 .376 4 4 15 1 1 .941 Noelle Hee .273 54 46 121 14 33 3 1 7 26 59 .488 14 3 31 .360 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Maggie Gallagher .250 20 5 24 5 6 2 0 0 4 8 .333 4 0 2 .357 1 1 0 0 0 .000 Nawai Kaupe .246 41 15 65 10 16 2 1 4 11 32 .492 3 5 24 .329 2 2 10 18 5 .848 Taryn Atlee .241 58 55 141 23 34 5 1 2 20 47 .333 11 5 19 .318 8 13 61 75 4 .971 Emma Helm .212 54 50 132 15 28 6 0 3 19 43 .326 28 5 38 .365 1 1 340 11 3 .992 Brittany Werre .200 5 0 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 .400 0 0 1 .200 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Rachel Ogasawara .171 22 17 41 6 7 3 0 0 7 10 .244 2 2 7 .239 1 1 144 4 1 .993 Kaija Gibson .154 48 1 13 13 2 0 2 0 4 6 .462 2 0 5 .267 3 4 11 0 0 1.00 Morgan Allen .000 7 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 .333 0 0 2 0 0 1.00 Totals .311 62 1662 358 517 96 12 59 322 814 .490 199 36 285 .394 73 86 1229 397 35 .979 Opponents .170 62 1470 81 250 36 1 17 72 339 .231 95 21 470 .230 33 37 1179 448 62 .963

PITCHING Player ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Kristin Cochran 0.00 1 0 4 1 0 0/3 0 10.2 4 0 0 3 8 .111 0 0 0 0 0 Gabbie Plain 1.01 22 5 32 26 17 8/3 0 166.1 99 29 24 43 181 .165 7 5 0 0 4 Taran Alvelo 1.30 23 5 35 27 24 11/2 3 188.0 104 40 35 36 242 .157 6 15 0 3 5 Samantha Manti 1.57 6 0 13 8 2 0/4 0 44.2 43 12 10 13 39 .250 2 1 0 1 3 Totals 1.18 52 10 62 43 25/6 3 409.2 250 81 69 95 470 .170 15 21 0 4 12 Opponents 5.56 10 52 62 16 5/1 2 393.0 517 358 312 199 285 .311 30 36 0 11 30

FIELDING CATEGORY LEADERS (MIN 25 AB) Player C PO A E Fld% DP SBA CSB SBA%PB Batting Average Samantha Manti 11 0 11 0 1.00 0 4 0 1.00 0 Sis Bates .389 Kaija Gibson 11 11 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 –– 0 Taylor Van Zee .373 Kristin Cochran 3 0 3 0 1.00 0 1 0 1.00 0 Kelly Burdick .360 Morgan Allen 2 2 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 –– 0 Rachel Ogasawara 149 144 4 1 .993 0 4 1 .800 1 Emma Helm 354 340 11 3 .992 0 29 3 .906 4 Hits Taylor Van Zee 161 48 111 2 .988 0 0 0 –– 0 Taylor Van Zee 76 Kelly Burdick 66 64 1 1 .985 0 0 0 –– 0 Sis Bates 75 Kirstyn Thomas 382 370 6 6 .984 12 0 0 –– 0 Kirstyn Thomas 66 Julia DePonte 51 50 0 1 .980 0 0 0 –– 0 Sis Bates 181 79 98 4 .978 12 0 0 –– 0 Home Runs Gabbie Plain 36 3 32 1 .972 0 14 2 .875 0 Julia DePonte 15 Taryn Atlee 140 61 75 4 .971 6 0 0 –– 0 Kirstyn Thomas 12 Amirah Milloy 17 15 1 1 .941 0 0 0 –– 0 Taylor Van Zee 9 Taran Alvelo 33 5 25 3 .909 1 14 2 .875 2 Trysten Melhart 31 27 1 3 .903 0 0 0 –– 0 Runs Batted In Nawai Kaupe 33 10 18 5 .848 2 0 0 –– 0 Kirstyn Thomas 55 Brittany Werre 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 –– 0 Julia DePonte 54 Noelle Hee 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 –– 0 Taylor Van Zee 42 Maggie Gallagher 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 –– 0 Totals 1661 1229 397 35 .979 14 33 4 .892 5 Opponents 1689 1179 448 62 .963 16 73 13 .849 15

GOHUSKIES.COM 35 2018 SEASON REVIEW 2018 PACIFIC–12 STATISTICS RECORD: 15–8 PCT: .652 HOME: 8–3 AWAY: 7–5 BATTING Player Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SB Att PO A E Fld% Brittany Werre .500 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 1.00 0 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Kaija Gibson .400 17 1 5 4 2 0 2 0 4 6 1.20 2 0 1 .571 0 0 9 0 0 1.00 Trysten Melhart .333 19 10 30 6 10 0 0 0 3 10 .333 3 0 5 .394 3 5 9 1 2 .833 Sis Bates .319 23 23 69 11 22 7 0 0 7 29 .420 11 4 10 .440 3 4 32 31 1 .984 Nawai Kaupe .318 13 5 22 3 7 2 1 1 6 14 .636 0 3 7 .400 1 1 4 7 3 .786 Kelly Burdick .316 23 23 57 10 18 2 0 0 7 20 .351 7 0 14 .391 9 10 32 1 9 1.00 Julia DePonte .313 22 22 67 12 21 4 1 6 17 45 .672 9 0 11 .395 2 2 20 0 1 .952 Taylor Van Zee .280 23 23 75 10 21 4 1 1 6 30 .400 9 2 3 .372 0 1 21 47 0 1.00 Maggie Gallagher .250 5 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .250 0 0 1 .250 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Kirstyn Thomas .224 23 23 76 12 17 3 0 1 13 23 .303 8 1 19 .306 1 1 142 1 2 .986 Noelle Hee .220 21 18 50 5 11 0 0 3 7 20 .400 2 1 18 .264 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Amirah Milloy .186 19 14 43 6 8 4 0 1 6 15 .349 3 0 14 .239 0 0 8 0 1 .889 Emma Helm .172 23 22 58 7 10 2 0 3 12 21 .362 13 2 23 .333 0 0 161 5 1 .994 Taryn Atlee .160 21 21 50 7 8 2 0 0 1 10 .200 2 1 5 .208 2 3 18 28 1 .979 Rachel Ogasawara .000 4 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 3 .167 0 0 10 0 0 1.00 Morgan Allen .000 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Totals .256 23 613 95 157 31 5 16 90 246 .401 70 14 135 .345 21 27 470 147 14 .978 Opponents .177 23 572 39 101 13 0 8 34 138 .241 25 7 166 .219 16 17 462 148 19 .970 PITCHING Player ERA W L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Kristin Cochran 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0/0 0 3.0 2 0 0 0 1 .182 0 0 0 0 0 Samantha Manti 0.00 0 0 2 1 0 0/0 0 3.0 5 0 0 1 2 .357 0 0 0 0 0 Taran Alvelo 1.47 8 4 13 11 11 3/0 0 81.0 46 20 17 13 89 .160 1 6 0 3 2 Gabbie Plain 1.61 7 4 12 11 9 4/0 0 69.2 48 19 16 11 74 .185 3 1 0 0 1 Totals 1.47 15 8 23 20 7/0 0 156.2 101 39 33 25 166 .177 4 7 0 3 3 Opponents 3.73 8 15 23 10 4/1 2 154.0 157 95 82 70 135 .256 9 14 0 2 5 FIELDING CATEGORY LEADERS (MIN 10 AB) Player C PO A E Fld% DP SBA CSB SBA%PB Batting Average Taylor Van Zee 68 21 47 0 1.00 0 0 0 –– 0 Trysten Melhart .333 Kelly Burdick 33 32 1 0 1.00 0 0 0 –– 0 Sis Bates .319 Gabbie Plain 13 0 13 0 1.00 0 6 0 1.00 0 Nawai Kaupe .318 Rachel Ogasawara 10 10 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 –– 1 Kaija Gibson 9 9 0 0 1.00 0 0 0 –– 0 Hits Samantha Manti 1 0 1 0 1.00 0 2 0 1.00 0 Sis Bates 22 Kristin Cochran 1 0 1 0 1.00 0 1 0 1.00 0 Taylor Van Zee 21 Emma Helm 167 161 5 1 .994 0 16 1 .941 2 Julia DePonte 21 Kirstyn Thomas 145 142 1 2 .986 3 0 0 –– 0 Sis Bates 64 32 31 1 .984 3 0 0 –– 0 Home Runs Taryn Atlee 47 18 28 1 .979 1 0 0 –– 0 Julia DePonte 6 Julia DePonte 21 20 0 1 .952 0 0 0 –– 0 Noelle Hee 3 Amirah Milloy 9 8 0 1 .889 0 0 0 –– 0 Amirah Milloy 3 Taran Alvelo 17 4 11 2 .882 1 6 2 .750 0 Trysten Melhart 12 9 1 2 .833 0 0 0 –– 0 Runs Batted In Nawai Kaupe 14 4 7 3 .786 0 0 0 –– 0 Julia DePonte 17 Noelle Hee 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 –– 0 Kirstyn Thomas 13 Maggie Gallagher 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 –– 0 Emma Helm 12 Brittany Werre 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 –– 0 Totals 631 470 147 14 .978 3 16 1 .941 3 Opponents 629 462 148 19 .970 7 21 6 .778 3

36 HUSKY SOFTBALL PACIFIC–12 AWARDS NATIONAL AWARDS 2018 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS NFCA ALL–AMERICAN AWARDS Pac–12 Overall Oregon 21–3 53–10 First Team UCLA 20–4 58–7 Sis Bates Arizona State 16–8 48–13 Second Team Washington 15–8 52–10 Arizona 13–11 43–16 Taran Alvelo Oregon State 9–14 30–28 Third Team California 7–16 35–21 Gabbie Plain Stanford 3–21 24–31 Utah 2–21 20–30 NFCA PACIFIC REGION 2018 PAC–12 SOFTBALL AWARDS First Team Pac–12 Defensive Player of the Year Taran Alvelo (P) Sis Bates (INF) Sis Bates (SS) Kelly Burdick (OF) First Team All–Pac–12 Julia DePonte (OF) Taran Alvelo (P) Sis Bates (INF) Second Team Julia DePonte (OF) Gabbie Plain (P) Gabbie Plain (P) Kirstyn Thomas (1B) Taylor Van Zee (INF) Taylor Van Zee (3B) Second Team All–Pac–12 DIVISION I TEAM CATEGORY LEADERS Kelly Burdick (OF) Earned Run Average Third Team All–Pac–12 2. Washington 1.18 Kirstyn Thomas (INF) Batting Percentage All–Defensive Team 17. Washington .311 Sis Bates (INF) On–Base Percentage Taylor Van Zee (INF) 21. Washington .394

All–Freshman Team Slugging Percentage Gabbie Plain (P) 16. Washington .490 Scoring PAC–12 CATEGORY LEADERS 24. Washington 5.77 Doubles 1. Taylor Van Zee 20 Fielding Percentage 5. Washington .979 Earned Run Average 1. Gabbie Plain 1.01 Strikeout–to–Walk Ratio 6. Washington 4.95 Fielding Percentage 1. Kaija Gibson 1.000

GOHUSKIES.COM 37 HUSKY HISTORY WINS BY YEAR

First win: Feb 26, 1993 1993 Defeated number 11 Michigan 4-0 at the Kajikawa Classic First post-season win: May 21, 1994 1994 Defeated Maine 10-0 at NCAA Regionals, Fullerton, Calif. 1995 May 26, 1996: Huskies shock UCLA to advance to their first 1996 WCWS Championship game downing the 4th-ranked Bruins 8-2. 1997 May 16, 1998: UW advances to their third WCWS appearance in as 1998 many years besting LSU 6-0 at home in NCAA Regionals. 1999 UW sets the record for team ERA (0.73) while also playing the 2000 most games (71) in a single season. 2001

2002 March 3, 2003: Kristen Rivera sets the record for home runs in a game (3) vs 2003 Purdue on her way to setting single season (25) and career (79) home run records. 2004

2005 February 3, 2005: Heather Tarr wins her first game as head coach besting Jacksonville 12-0 at the Hawai’i Classic in Honolulu. 2006 May 26, 2007: UW upsets 2nd ranked Alabama in Super Regionals 2007 to advance to the WCWS for the eighth time. 2008 May 17, 2009: Longest game in UW history. Danielle Lawrie threw a 251 pitch 2009 complete game and fanned 24 batters to outlast UMass in 15 innings. 2010 June 2, 2009: UW wins it’s first National 2011 Championship with a 2-1 win over Florida 2012 UW advances to its 11th WCWS appearance besting Missouri in a thrilling 1-0 win 2013 at NCAA Super Regionals in Columbia, Missouri. 2014 The Husky offense explodes setting team records in home runs (86), 2015 RBI (418), slugging (.582) and batting average (.343). 2016 May 19, 2017: Taran Alvelo throws the 39th no-no in program history vs 2017 Montanain NCAA Regionals en route to the program’s 12th WCWS appearance. June 3, 2018: UW reaches the WCWS Championship Series for the fifth time 2018 in program history defeating defending champs Oklahoma 3-0. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 HUSKY SOFTBALL RECORDS AND HISTORY

HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SINGLE GAME INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE RECORDS – SEASON Runs (5) Michelle Church vs. Stanford, 3/22/93 Best Fld. Pct.* 1.000 Kylee Lahners, 2015 Ashley Charters vs. Penn State, 3/13/09 Fewest Errors* 0 Kylee Lahners, 2015 Hits (6) Angie Marzetta vs. Stanford, 4/30/93 Putouts 583 Alicia Blake, 2009 Doubles (3) Michelle Church vs. Stanford, 4/30/93 Assists 170 Heather Tarr, 1995 Jenny Topping vs. South Florida, 2/18/00 Double Plays, excl. 1B 13 Sara Pickering, 1997 Alicia Blake vs. Stanford, 4/2/06 Tami Storseth, 1995 Kylee Lahners vs. Seattle U, 3/6/15 Morganne Flores vs. Oregon, 4/15/17 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – CAREER Triples (2) Jennifer Cline vs. Santa Clara, 3/21/93 Batting Average^ .429 Angie Marzetta, 1993-94 Tami Storseth vs. Stanford, 3/22/93 Julia DePonte vs Weber State, 5/20/16 At Bats 871 Rosie Leutzinger, 1997-00 Home Runs (3) Kristen Rivera vs. Purdue, 3/03/03 Runs 239 Ali Aguilar, 2014-17 Taylor Smith vs. UCR, 2/11/11 Hits 319 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 RBI (8) Michelle Church vs. Stanford, 4/30/93 Doubles 91 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 Taylor Smith vs. Purdue, 3/21/10 Triples 16 Ashley Charters, 2005-09 Stolen Bases (4) Angie Marzetta vs. Simon Fraser, 4/26/94 Becky Newbry, 1996-99 Kelly Hauxhurst vs. So. Mississippi, 2/4/00 Home Runs 79 Kristen Rivera, 2002-05 Walks (4) Jenny Topping vs. BYU, 2/25/00 RBI 243 Jaime Clark, 2000-03 Kristen Rivera vs. Arizona State, 4/4/04 Slugging Pct.^ .937 Jenny Topping, 1999-00 Kristen Rivera vs. Depaul, 3/19/05 Walks 180 Kristen Rivera, 2002-05 Dominique Lastrapes vs. Sacramento St., 2/11/07 Hit By Pitch 45 Kim DePaul, 1998-01 Hit By Pitch (3) Kim DePaul vs. Cal, 4/1/00 Fewest K’s Per AB^ .053 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 Strikeouts ≤ 7 inn. (20) Danielle Lawrie vs South Florida, 2/18/07 On-Base Pct.^ .558 Jenny Topping,1999-00 Strikeouts in game (24) Danielle Lawrie vs UMass (15), 5/17/09 Sacrifi ce Flies 23 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS – SEASON Sacrifi ce Hits 32 Kim DePaul, 1998-01 Stolen Bases 133 Ashley Charters, 2005-09 Batting Average* .472 Angie Marzetta, 1993 Stolen Bases Att. 150 Ashley Charters, 2005-09 At Bats 247 Tami Storseth, 1995 Games Played 271 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 Runs 70 Tami Storseth, 1996 Games Started 271 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 Hits 96 Ashley Charters, 2009 Doubles 27 Sara Pickering, 1997 INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE RECORDS – CAREER Triples 7 Becky Simpson, 2002 Best Fld. Pct.# .993 Hooch Fagaly, 2010-2014 Home Runs 25 Kristen Rivera, 2003 Fewest Errors# 4 Hooch Fagaly, 2010-2014 RBI 90 Jenny Topping, 2000 Putouts 1,970 Alicia Blake, 2006-09 Slugging Pct.* .960 Jenny Topping, 2000 Assists 571 Tami Storseth, 1993-96 Walks 68 Kristen Rivera, 2005 Double Plays excl. 1B 43 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 Hit By Pitch 19 Kim DePaul, 2000 Least K/At Bat .0147 Sara Pickering, 1997 On-Base Pct.* .593 Kristen Rivera, 2005 Sacrifi ce Flies 7 Sara Pickering, 1996 & 1997 Sacrifi ce Hits 17 Marnie Koziol, 2007 Stolen Bases 59 Angie Marzetta, 1993 Stolen Bases Att. 63 Angie Marzetta, 1993 Longest Hit Streak 21 games Rosie Leutzinger 3/4-4/8, 2000

Angie Marzetta set game records in hits Tami Storeseth set the season record for Heather Tarr’s 170 assists in 1995 set the single season record. in 1993 and stolen bases in 1994. runs scored in 1995 with 70. *minimum 100 at-bats/opportunities ^minimum 150 at-bats #minimum 200 opportunities GOHUSKIES.COM 41 HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS CAREER GRAND SLAMS CAREER GRAND SLAMS (CONT.) Kathy Fiske (5) vs. CSUN, 2/2/02 Kimi Pohlman (1) vs. Utah State, 2/13/09 vs. Chattanooga, 2/16/02 Bridget Raftery (1) vs. San Jose State, 3/1/15 vs. Arizona State, 4/4/04 Jenn Salling (1) vs. Notre Dame, 2/14/10 vs. Arizona State, 4/17/05 Tami Storseth (1) vs. Stanford, 3/22/93 vs. Nevada, 4/24/05 Nikia Williams (1) vs. Georgia, 5/31/09 Jenny Topping (4) vs. Oklahoma State, 2/25/00 vs. Utah, 2/26/00 Brooke Woodward (1) vs. Oregon, 5/6/06 vs. UIC, 3/4/00 Shawna Wright (1) vs. North Dakota, 3/11/12 vs. Portland State, 4/10/00 Ali Aguilar (3) vs. Iona, 5/15/14 MULTIPLE GRAND SLAMS IN A GAME vs. Central Michigan, 2/20/16 (2) Taylor Smith vs. Purdue, 3/21/10 vs. Penn State 3/10/17 Kim DePaul (3) vs. Southwest Texas, 2/17/00 HIT FOR CYCLE vs. Utah, 2/26/00 Tami Storseth vs. Stanford, 3/22/93 vs. California, 4/28/01 Morganne Flores (3) vs. San Diego State 3/12/16 HOME RUN IN FOUR CONSECUTIVE AT-BATS vs. Indiana, 3/3/17 Christie Rosenblad vs. Texas Tech (2), 2/10/01 vs. Utah, 5/26/17 vs. South Carolina (2), 2/10/01 Aimee Minor (3) vs. DePaul, 3/19/05 vs. Simon Fraser, 4/5/05 vs. UCF, 3/12/06 Krystal Aubert (2) vs. Stanford, 4/3/15 vs. San Jose State 2/27/16 Ashley Charters (2) vs. Stanford, 5/4/07 vs. BYU, 2/6/09 Jaime Clark (2) vs. Arizona State, 5/11/01 vs. Boston Universty, 2/23/02 Hooch Fagaly (2) vs. Arizona, 5/3/15 vs. Northwestern, 5/17/14 Sarah Hyatt (2) vs. Texas, 2/27/04 vs. Portland State, 4/22/04 Danielle Lawrie (2) vs. Georgia, 5/31/09 vs. Cal State-Northridge, 2/13/10 Kristen Rivera (2) vs. Arizona State, 4/3/04 vs. Portland State, 3/12/05 Taylor Smith (2) vs. Purdue (2) , 3/21/10 Kimberlee Souza (2) vs. Stanford, 4/2/15 vs. Ohio St., 5/3/15 Casey Stangel (2) vs. Utah, 5/26/17 vs. UC Santa Barbara, 2/26/17 Ashlyn Watson (2) vs. Utah Valley St., 2/25/06 vs. Alabama, 3/1/08 Taryn Atlee vs. Bradley, 2/11/18 Kathy Fiske holds the career grand slam Taylor Smith smacked two grand slams in Sis Bates vs. Bradley, 2/11/18 record with fi ve. a single game vs Purdue in 2010. Callie Bergan (1) vs. Jacksonville, 2/3/05 Alicia Blake (1) vs. Nevada, 3/22/06 Jennifer Cline (1) vs. Utah State, 2/17/96 Julia DePonte (1) vs. Central Michigan 2/20/16 Felecia Harris (1) vs. Portland State, 2/28/09 Noelle Hee vs. Miami (OH), 2/10/18 Erin Helgeland (1) vs. Portland State, 5/2/00 Kaitlin Inglesby (1) vs. Georgia, 2/23/13 Whitney Jones (1) vs. Michigan, 3/6/14 Kylee Lahners (1) vs. Oregon State, 4/25/14 Amirah Milloy vs. Miami (OH), 2/10/18 Becky Newbry (1) vs. California, 4/19/97

In addition to winning the Pac-10 the 2000 team set records in shutouts (33), innings pitched (478.2), fewest runs allowed (77) and lowest ERA (0.73).

42 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS TEAM RECORDS TEAM RECORDS – SINGLE GAME TEAM PITCHING RECORDS – SEASON Runs (28) vs. Stanford, 4/30/93 ERA 0.73 2000 Hits (24) vs. Nevada, 4/24/05 Complete Games 53 2009 Doubles (6) vs. Stanford, 4/30/93 Shutouts 33 2000 vs. South Florida, 2/18/00 Saves 8 1997 vs. Southern Utah, 2/26/00 Innings Pitched 478.2 2000 vs. Army, 5/18/00 Fewest Hits Allowed 269 2009 vs. Western Washington, 4/22/03 vs. Arizona, 5/10/03 Fewest Hits Allowed/7 innings 4.31 2009 vs. Pacifi c 2/27/15 Fewest Runs Allowed 77 2000 Triples (3) vs. Stanford, 3/22/93 Fewest Runs Allowed/7 innings 1.13 2000 vs. California, 3/30/94 Fewest Walks 71 1999 Home Runs (9) vs. UCR, 2/11/11 Fewest Walks/7 innings 1.06 1999 RBI (24) vs. Stanford, 4/30/93 Strikeouts 615 2007 Walks (14) vs. Mississippi State, 11/12/11 Strikeouts/7 innings 10.31 2007 Stolen Bases (8) vs. Florida A&M, 2/18/07 Fewest Doubles Allowed 209 2004 vs. UC Davis, 2/19/12 Fewest Triples Allowed 1 1998 1 2018 TEAM RECORDS – SEASON Fewest Home Runs Allowed 9 1993 Batting Average .343 1996 Fewest Hit Batters 10 1996 .343 2015 10 2010 At Bats 1,985 1995 Fewest Wild Pitches 6 2003 Runs 460 2015 Opp. Slugging Percentage .215 1999 Runs/7 innings 7.25 2011 Opp. Batting Average .170 2018 Hits 250 2018 Hits/7 innings 4.27 2018 Doubles 29 2004 Triples 20 2002 Home Runs 86 2015 RBI 418 2015 Slugging Pct. .582 2015 Walks 269 2015 Hit By Pitch 47 2003 Fewest Strikeouts 208 1998 Most Strikeouts 435 2006 Fewest Strikeouts Per At Bat .112 1996 On-Base Pct. .445 2015 Sacrifi ce Flies 21 1996 Sacrifi ce Hits 64 1999 Stolen Bases 194 1997 Stolen Bases Attempted 229 1997 Games Played 73 1995 Wins 62 2000 Winning Pct. .873 2000 Consecutive Wins 28 2018 Best Fld. Pct. .981 2013 Fewest Errors 30 2010 Most Double Plays 21 1995 1996 2012

The explosive 2015 Huskies set offensive records in batting average (.343), runs (460), home runs (86), RBI (418), slugging percentage (.582), walks (269), and OBP (.445).

GOHUSKIES.COM 43 HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL CAREER OFFENSIVE RECORDS GAMES PLAYED AT BATS 1. 270 Kim DePaul 1998-01 1. 871 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 2. 269 Kelly Hauxhurst 1998-01 2. 834 Michelle Church 1993-96 3. 268 Sara Pickering 1994-97 3. 832 Sara Pickering 1994-97 4. 266 Becky Newbry 1996-99 4. 810 Kelly Hauxhurst 1998-01 266 Christie Rosenblad 1998-01 5. 807 Shelley Brown 1994-97 6. 264 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 6. 797 Tami Storseth 1993-96 7. 262 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 7. 795 Ashley Charters 2005-09 8. 261 Jaime Clark 2000-03 8. 790 Jaime Clark 2000-03 261 Michelle Church 1993-96 9. 777 Becky Newbry 1996-99 261 Tami Storseth 1993-96 10. 769 Amanda Oleson 2001-04 261 Mindy Williams 1993-96 GAMES STARTED RUNS 1. 239 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 1. 270 Kim DePaul 1998-01 2. 233 Jaime Clark 2000-03 2. 268 Kelly Hauxhurst 1998-01 268 Sara Pickering 1994-97 3. 215 Ashley Charters 2005-09 4. 266 Christie Rosenblad 1998-01 4. 190 Taylor Van Zee 2015-18 5. 264 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 5. 189 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 6. 261 Jaime Clark 2000-03 6. 188 Sara Pickering 1994-97 261 Michelle Church 1993-96 7. 181 Becky Newbry 1996-99 261 Tami Storseth 1993-96 8. 179 Tami Storseth 1993-96 261 Mindy Williams 1993-96 9. 178 Kimi Pohlman 2009-212 10. 258 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 10. 176 Kelly Hauxhurst 1998-01 268 Becky Newbry 1996-99 176 Victoria Hayward 2011-14 BATTING AVERAGE HITS 1. .429 Angie Marzetta 1993-94 1. 318 Sara Pickering 1994-97 2. .396 Ashley Charters 2005-09 2. 315 Ashley Charters 2005-09 3. .382 Sara Pickering 1994-97 3. 292 Jaime Clark 2000-03 4. .376 Kimi Pohlman 2009-12 4. 286 Becky Newbry 1996-99 5. .370 Jaime Clark 2000-03 5. 280 Michelle Church 1993-96 6. .368 Becky Newbry 1993-99 6. 279 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 7. .367 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 7. 276 Kimi Pohlman 2009-12 .367 Taylor Van Zee 2015-18 8. 275 Taylor Van Zee 2015-18 9. .361 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 9. 264 Tami Storseth 1993-96 10. .360 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 10. 260 Kelly Hauxhurst 1998-01

Sara Pickering holds several career records including most hits, doubles, games played Ali Aguilar set the career record for runs Rosie Leutzinger still holds the career at and started, double plays, batting average and fewest strikeouts per at bats, scored from 2014-17 with 239. bats record with 871.

44 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL CAREER OFFENSIVE RECORDS RUNS BATTED IN TRIPLES 1. 243 Jaime Clark 2000-03 1. 16 Ashley Charters 2005-09 2. 233 Kristen Rivera 2002-05 16 Becky Newbry 1996-99 3. 225 Michelle Church 1993-96 3. 13 Jaime Clark 2000-03 4. 220 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 4. 12 Tami Storseth 1993-96 5. 216 Sara Pickering 1994-97 5. 10 Becky Simpson 1999-02 6. 210 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 6. 9 Sis Bates 2017-p 7. 193 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 9 Kimi Pohlman 2009-12 9 Leanne Rosser 1994-97 8. 190 Kylee Lahners 2012-15 9. 8 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 9. 176 Taylor Van Zee 2015-18 8 Niki Williams 2009-12 10. 171 Niki Williams 2009-12 HOME RUNS DOUBLES 1. 79 Kristen Rivera 2002-05 1. 91 Sara Pickering 1994-97 2. 73 Jaime Clark 2000-03 2. 65 Taylor Van Zee 2015-18 3. 58 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 3. 58 Jaime Clark 2000-03 4. 54 Kylee Lahners 2012-15 4. 57 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 5. 42 Sarah Hyatt 2003-06 5. 56 Michelle Church 1993-96 6. 41 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 6. 54 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 7. 40 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 7. 50 Becky Newbry 1996-99 8. 38 Niki Williams 2009-12 8. 44 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 9. 34 Kathy Fiske 2002-05 9. 43 Casey Stangel 2015-17 34 Dena Tyson 2003-07 10. 42 Kim DePaul 1998-01 34 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 42 Dominique Lastrapes 2004-07 STOLEN BASES (SB/SBA) 1. 133/150 Ashley Charters 2005-09 2. 113/131 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 3. 105/118 Shelley Brown 1994-97 4. 99/103 Angie Marzetta 1993-94 5. 89/97 Kimi Pohlman 2009-12 89/97 Tami Storseth 1993-96 7. 81/91 Becky Newbry 1996-99 8. 73/78 Victoria Hayward 2011-14 9. 72/88 Jaime Clark 2000-03 10. 59/72 Kim DePaul 1998-01 59/67 Kelly Hauhurst 1998-01

Becky Newbry holds a share of the career Michelle Church drove in 225 runs during triples record (16). her career 1993-96.

Jennifer Cline (1993-96), who also served as an assistant coach at UW under Teresa Ali Aguilar made her mark on the career home run list coming in at number three all-time Wilson, was walked 40 or more times in three different seasons. with 58 dingers.

GOHUSKIES.COM 45 HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL CAREER OFFENSIVE RECORDS WALKS HIT BY PITCH 1. 180 Kristen Rivera 2002-05 1. 48 Kimberlee Souza 2012-16 2. 173 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 2. 45 2008-11 3. 139 Kim DePaul 1998-01 45 Kim DePaul 1998-01 4. 127 Kylee Lahners 2012-15 4. 33 Aimee Minor 2003-06 127 Hooch Fagaly 2010-14 5. 30 Jamie Clark 2000-03 6. 126 Dena Tyson 2003-07 6. 29 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 7. 123 Niki Williams 2009-12 7. 24 Kristen Rivera 2002-05 8. 120 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 8. 23 Tami Storseth 1993-96 9. 118 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 9. 19 Becky Newbry 1996-99 10. 102 Sarah Hyatt 2003-06 19 Rosie Leutzinger 1997-00 102 Casey Stangel 2015-17

SLUGGING PCT. (MIN. 150 AB) 1. .773 Kristen Rivera 2002-05 2. .753 Jaime Clark 2000-03 3. .708 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 4. .651 Taylor Smith 2009-12 5. .637 Kylee Lahners 2012-15 6. .626 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 7. .625 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 8. .609 Niki Williams 2009-12 9. .594 Sara Pickering 1994-97 10. .554 Eve Gaw 1995-98 ON-BASE PCT. (MIN. 150 AB) 1. .504 Kristen Rivera 2002-05 2. .485 Jennifer Cline 1993-96 3. .482 Angie Marzetta 1993-94 4. .476 Ali Aguilar 2014-17 5. .474 Jenn Salling 2009-11 6. .465 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 7. .464 Ashley Charters 2005-09 8. .456 Casey Stangel 2015-17 9. .454 Nikia Williams 2009-12 10. .449 Jaime Clark 2000-03

Four-time All-American, Kristen Rivera holds several career records including home runs Kimberlee Souza was bonked 48 times during her career to set the record for most times with 79. hit by pitch.

46 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SEASON BATTING RECORDS

BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 100 SB) GAMES STARTED 1. .472 Angie Marzetta 1993 1. 73 Shelley Brown 1995 2. .447 Ashley Charters 2009 73 Michelle Church 1995 3. .438 Jenny Topping 2000 73 Jennifer Cline 1995 73 Sara Pickering 1995 4. .436 Becky Newbry 1999 73 Tami Storseth 1995 5. .432 Kimi Pohlman 2011 73 Mindy Williams 1995 6. .431 Jaime Clark 2002 7. 72 Kara Gustine 1995 7. .422 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011 72 Heather Tarr 1995 8. .414 Victoria Hayward 2014 9. 71 Jaime Clark 2000 9. .413 Sara Pickering 1997 71 Kim DePaul 2000 10. .411 Ali Aguilar 2015 71 Kelly Hauxhurst 2000 71 Erin Helgeland 2000 AT BATS RUNS 1. 247 Tami Storseth 1995 2. 242 Rosie Leutzinger 2000 1. 76 Ali Aguilar 2016 3. 238 Shelley Brown 1995 2. 70 Tami Storseth 1996 4. 235 Michelle Church 1995 3. 66 Ali Aguilar 2015 5. 234 Shelley Brown 1997 4. 65 Ashley Charters 2009 6. 233 Kelly Hauxhurst 2000 5. 62 Ali Aguilar 2016 62 Sara Pickering 1995 7. 224 Sara Pickering 1995 62 Sara Pickering 1996 8. 222 Michelle Church 1996 8. 60 Angie Marzetta 1993 9. 219 Amanda Oleson 2003 60 Rosie Leutzinger 2000 10. 218 Kelly Hauxhurst 1999 60 Jaime Clark 2003 218 Jaime Clark 2000 60 Kylee Lahners 2015 GAMES PLAYED HITS 1. 73 Shelley Brown 1995 1. 96 Ashley Charters 2009 73 Michelle Church 1995 2. 94 Angie Marzetta 1993 73 Jennifer Cline 1995 3. 92 Becky Newbry 1999 73 Kara Gustine 1995 73 Sara Pickering 1995 4. 88 Sara Pickering 1997 73 Tami Storseth 1995 5. 87 Sara Pickering 1996 73 Heather Tarr 1995 6. 85 Tami Storseth 1995 73 Mindy Williams 1995 85 Rosie Leutzinger 2000 9. 71 Jamie Clark 2000 8. 84 Jaime Clark 2002 71 Kelly Hauxhurst 2000 9. 82 Michelle Church 1996 71 Kim DePaul 2000 10. 80 Tami Storseth 1996 71 Erin Helgeland 2000

In 1995 UW Softball played 73 total games, helping several players set the single season record for games played and games started. Ali Aguilar owns the single-season record for runs scored with 76 in 2016.

GOHUSKIES.COM 47 HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SEASON BATTING RECORDS RUNS BATTED IN HOME RUNS 1. 90 Jenny Topping 2000 1. 25 Kristen Rivera 2003 2. 75 Jaime Clark 2002 2. 24 Jenny Topping 2000 3. 74 Morganne Flores 2017 3. 23 Jaime Clark 2000 4. 71 Jennifer Cline 1996 4. 21 Kristen Rivera 2005 71 Kristen Rivera 2003 21 Ali Aguilar 2016 6. 70 Ali Aguilar 2016 6. 19 Jaime Clark 2002 7. 67 Jaime Clark 2000 7. 18 Dena Tyson 2007 8. 64 Michelle Church 1994 18 Courtney Gano 2015 64 Sara Pickering 1997 9. 17 Jaime Clark 2003 10. 63 Kaitlin Inglesby 2013 17 Kristen Rivera 2004 17 Aimee Minor 2005 DOUBLES 17 Kylee Lahners 2014 1. 27 Sara Pickering 1997 STOLEN BASES (SB/SBA) 2. 25 Rosie Leutzinger 2000 1. 59/63 Angie Marzetta 1993 3. 24 Sara Pickering 1995 24 Sara Pickering 1996 2. 47/55 Shelley Brown 1997 24 Jaime Clark 2000 3. 45/48 Tami Storseth 1995 6. 23 Ali Aguilar 2015 4. 40/44 Angie Marzetta 1994 7. 20 Jenny Topping 2000 5. 37/42 Ashley Charters 2009 20 Taylor Van Zee 2018 6. 36/41 Ashley Charters 2007 9. 18 Casey Stangel 2015 7. 35/39 Rosie Leutzinger 1998 10. 17 Jenn Salling 2011 8. 33/38 Ashley Charters 2005 17 Taylor Van Zee 2017 9. 33/39 Leanne Rosser 1997 TRIPLES 10. 31/33 Tami Storseth 1996 1. 7 Becky Simpson 2002 WALKS 2. 6 Michelle Church 1994 1. 68 Kristen Rivera 2005 6 Ashley Charters 2009 2. 56 Kim DePaul 2000 6 Victoria Hayward 2013 56 Jenny Topping 2000 6 Sis Bates 2017 4. 54 Kristen Rivera 2004 6. 5 Becky Newbry 1996 54 Kylee Lahners 2015 5 Leanne Rosser 1997 6. 53 Jennifer Cline 1993 5 Becky Newbry 1999 5 Jaime Clark 2001 7. 51 Jennifer Cline 1995 5 Ashley Charters 2006 8. 44 Nikia Williams 2012 5 Nikia Williams 2012 44 Kaitlin Inglesby 2014 10. 42 Jennifer Cline 1996 42 Jennifer Salling 2014 42 Hooch Fagaly 2013 HIT BY PITCH 1. 19 Kim DePaul 2000 2. 18 Kimberlee Souza 2012 3. 16 Jaime Clark 2001 4. 15 Morgan Stuart 2011 5. 12 Morgan Stuart 2009 6. 11 Tami Storseth 1996 11 Morgan Stuart 2010 11 Kimberlee Souza 2012 9. 10 Rosie Leutzinger 1999 10 Aimee Minor 2003 10 Whitney Jones 2014 10 Kimberlee Souza 2015

Becky Simpson set the single-season Morganne Flores bolted to number three record for triples with 7 in 2002. on the season RBI list with 74 in 2017.

48 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SEASON BATTING RECORDS SACRIFICE HITS ON-BASE PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 SB) 1. 17 Marnie Koziol 2007 1. .593 Kristen Rivera 2005 2. 15 Kelly Hauxhurst 1999 2. .569 Kristen Rivera 2004 15 Rita Roach 2003 3. .565 Jenny Topping 2000 4. 14 Melissa Downs 2000 4. .544 Kylee Lahners 2015 5. 12 Melissa Downs 1999 5. .536 Dena Tyson 2007 12 Victoria Hayward 2013 6. .524 Jennifer Cline 1993 12 Taylor Van Zee 2016 7. .513 Victoria Hayward 2014 8. 11 Kim DePaul 2000 8. .512 Angie Marzetta 1993 11 Rita Roach 2004 9. .509 Ali Aguilar 2015 10. 10 Hooch Fagaly 2013 10. .508 Ashley Charters 2009 SACRIFICE FLIES .508 Jenn Salling 2011 1. 7 Sara Pickering 1996 7 Sara Pickering 1997 7 Kim DePaul 1998 4. 6 Jennifer Cline 1993 6 Kara Gustine 1995 6. 5 Sara Pickering 1995 5 Christine Rosenblad 1998 5 Jaime Graves 1998 5 Alicia Blake 2007 5 Ashlyn Watson 2009 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 100 SB) 1. .960 Jenny Topping 2000 2. .913 Kristen Rivera 2005 3. .859 Kristen Rivera 2003 4. .826 Jaime Clark 2002 5. .825 Kristen Rivera 2004 6. .824 Ali Aguilar 2016 7. .807 Jaime Clark 2000 8. .795 Ali Aguilar 2015 9. .791 Dena Tyson 2007 10. .771 Kylee Lahners 2015 11. .745 Kylee Lahners 2014 12. .734 Jamie Clark 2001 13. .727 Kristin Rivera 2002

Hooch Fagaly, known for her power, was never averse to laying down a sac hit when needed. She was credited with ten in 2013 on the way to another WCWS appearance.

Ali Aguilar landed a top-10 spot in slugging percentage the previous two seasons, Kylee Lahners held a .544 OBP during the Marnie Koziol set the single season 2015 & 2016 2015 season. record for sacrifi ce hits (17) in 2007.

GOHUSKIES.COM 49 HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SEASON PITCHING RECORDS EARNED RUN AVERAGE (MIN. 100 IP) WINNING PERCENTAGE 1. 0.67 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 1. .909 Eve Gaw 1996 2. 0.69 Jamie Graves 2000 2. .889 Danielle Lawrie 2010 3. 0.76 Jamie Graves 1999 3. .872 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 4. 0.98 Danielle Lawrie 2009 4. .871 Jaime Graves 2000 5. 0.99 Jennifer Spediacci 1999 5. .864 Ashley Boek 2002 6. 1.01 Gabbie Plain 2018 6. .862 Heather Meyer 1996 7. 1.11 Danielle Lawrie 2010 7. .840 Danielle Lawrie 2009 8. 1.12 Tia Bollinger 2001 8. .821 Taran Alvelo 2018 9. 1.15 Jennifer Spediacci 1998 9. .818 Tia Bollinger 2001 10. 1.20 Ashley Boek 2002 .818 Jennifer Spediacci 1998 APPEARANCES SAVES 1. 53 Jamie Graves 1997 1. 7 Tia Bollinger 2003 2. 52 Danielle Lawrie 2009 2. 6 Jamie Graves 1997 3. 51 Tia Bollinger 2003 3. 5 Tia Bollinger 2003 4. 50 Tia Bollinger 2001 5 Kaitlin Inglesby 2012 5. 49 Danielle Lawrie 2007 5. 3 Danielle Lawrie 2007 3 Ashley Boek 2002 6. 48 Danielle Lawrie 2010 3 Jamie Graves 1998 7. 47 Taran Alvelo 2017 3 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011 8. 46 Ashley Boek 2004 9. 46 Tia Bollinger 2002 SHUTOUTS 10. 45 Danielle Lawrie 2006 1. 24 Danielle Lawrie 2010 45 Ashley Boek 2005 2. 21 Danielle Lawrie 2009 45 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 3. 16 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 GAMES STARTED 4. 12 Eve Gaw 1995 5. 11 Taran Alvelo 2018 1. 50 Danielle Lawrie 2009 11 Danielle Lawrie 2007 2. 44 Danielle Lawrie 2010 11 Ashley Boek 2004 3. 43 Ashley Boek 2004 11 Tia Bollinger 2001 4. 39 Danielle Lawrie 2007 11 Stephanie Burns 1995 39 Tia Bollinger 2001, 2003 39 Eve Gaw 1995 COMPLETE GAMES 39 Stephanie Burns 1993 1. 46 Danielle Lawrie 2009 9. 38 Taran Alvelo 2017 2. 41 Danielle Lawrie 2010 10. 36 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 3. 34 Ashley Boek 2004 WINS 4. 33 Danielle Lawrie 2007 5. 31 Stephanie Burns 1993 1. 42 Danielle Lawrie 2009 6. 30 Tia Bollinger 2001 2. 40 Danielle Lawrie 2010 7. 29 Taran Alvelo 2017 3. 36 Tia Bollinger 2001 29 Danielle Lawrie 2006 4. 35 Taran Alvelo 2017 9. 27 Tia Bollinger 2003 5. 34 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 27 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 6. 31 Danielle Lawrie 2007 27 Stephanie Burns 1994, 1995 7. 29 Ashley Boek 2004 8. 28 Tia Bollinger 2003 9. 27 Jamie Graves 2000 27 Jennifer Spediacci 1998 27 Eve Gaw 1995

Eve Gaw shutout opponents 12 times during the 1995 season.

50 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS PITCHING RECORDS CONT. INNINGS PITCHED STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME ≤ 7 INNINGS 1. 352.2 Danielle Lawrie 2009 1. 20 Danielle Lawrie USF, 2/18/07 2. 302.1 Danielle Lawrie 2010 2. 19 Danielle Lawrie Arizona St., 4/28/06 3. 287 Tia Bollinger 2001 3. 18 Danielle Lawrie Oregon, 5/28/10 4. 279.1 Ashley Boek 2004 4. 16 Danielle Lawrie Auburn, 2/11/10 5. 278 Danielle Lawrie 2007 16 Danielle Lawrie Hofstra, 2/17/17 6. 257.2 Danielle Lawrie 2006 16 Caitlin Noble Willamette, 2/19/05 (6) 7. 253.1 Stephanie Burns 1993 7. 15 Danielle Lawrie Nebraska, 2/22/09 15 Danielle Lawrie Oregon, 4/13/07 8. 254 Taran Alvelo 2017 15 Danielle Lawrie Oregon St., 4/27/07 9. 253.2 Tia Bollinger 2003 15 Danielle Lawrie Texas Tech, 3/9/07 10. 241.1 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 15 Danielle Lawrie MVSU, 2/18/06 15 Danielle Lawrie Utah Valley St., 2/26/06 (6) STRIKEOUTS 1. 521 Danielle Lawrie 2009 2. 495 Danielle Lawrie 2010 3. 457 Danielle Lawrie 2007 4. 387 Danielle Lawrie 2006 5. 316 Jennifer Spediacci 2000 6. 283 Ashley Boek 2004 7. 262 Aleah Macon 2008 8. 260 Tia Bollinger 2001 9. 250 Jennifer Spediacci 1999 10. 242 Taran Alvelo 2018 FEWEST WALKS/7 INNINGS 1. 0.59 Jamie Graves 1999 2. 0.85 Stephanie Burns 1994 3. 0.93 Stephanie Burns 1995 4. 0.97 Jamie Graves 1998 5. 0.99 Jennifer Spediacci 1999 6. 1.07 Danielle Lawrie 2010 7. 1.19 Tia Bollinger 2003 8. 1.21 Jennifer Spediacci 1998 9. 1.34 Taran Alvelo 2018 1.34 Jamie Graves 2000 STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME 1. 24 Danielle Lawrie UMass, 5/17/09 (15) 2. 20 Danielle Lawrie USF, 2/18/07 20 Danielle Lawrie LSU, 3/3/07 (9) 4. 19 Danielle Lawrie Arizona St., 4/28/07 5. 18 Danielle Lawrie California, 4/23/10 (10) 18 Danielle Lawrie Fresno St., 3/14/09 (11) Tia Bollinger set the record for saves (12) Hall of Fame pitcher Jennifer Spediacci during her career (2001-04). holds the career ERA record (1.10). 18 Danielle Lawrie Oregon, 5/3/09 (7) 18 Ashley Boek Creighton, 5/20/05 (11) 18 Jennifer Spediacci Oregon St., 5/13/00 (13) 10. 17 Danielle Lawrie Oklahoma, 5/28/10 17 Danielle Lawrie Cal Poly, 2/9/07 (8)

Danielle Lawrie stuckout 521 batters in 2009 on the road to Washington’s fi rst National Campionship.

GOHUSKIES.COM 51 HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL CAREER PITCHING RECORDS EARNED RUN AVERAGE SAVES 1. 1.10 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 1. 12 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 2. 1.15 Jamie Graves 1997-00 2. 11 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 3. 1.24 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 3. 10 Jamie Graves 1997-00 4. 1.25 Heather Meyer 1995-96 4. 8 Ashley Boek 2002-05 5. 1.40 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 5. 6 Taran Alvelo 2016-p 6. 1.52 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 6 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 7. 1.69 Nancy Wagner 1993-94 6 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 8. 1.88 Ashley Boek 2002-05 8. 4 Bryana Walker 2011-14 4 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 9. 2.01 Eve Gaw 1995-98 10. 3 Heather Meyer 1995-96 10. 2.19 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 APPEARANCES COMPLETE GAMES 1. 149 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 1. 194 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 2. 94 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 2. 172 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 3. 81 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 3. 168 Jamie Graves 1997-00 4. 80 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 4. 166 Ashley Boek 2002-05 5. 74 Ashley Boek 2002-05 5. 159 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 6. 68 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 6. 158 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 7. 67 Taran Alvelo 2016-p 7. 151 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 8. 54 Caitlin Noble 2005-08 8. 130 Caitlin Noble 2005-08 54 Jamie Graves 1997-00 9. 126 Eve Gaw 1995-98 10. 49 Eve Gaw 1995-98 10 114 Taran Alvelo 2016-p 114 Bryana Walker 2011-14 SHUTOUTS GAMES STARTED 1. 65 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 2. 40 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 1. 168 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 3. 27 Ashley Boek 2002-05 2. 127 Ashley Boek 2002-05 27 Eve Gaw 1995-98 3. 124 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 5. 26 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 124 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 26 Jamie Graves 1997-00 5. 122 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 7. 21 Taran Alvelo 2016-p 6. 117 Jamie Graves 1997-00 21 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 7. 101 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 9. 20 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 8. 100 Eve Gaw 1995-98 10. 19 Caitlin Noble 2005-08 9. 97 Caitlin Noble 2011-14 10. 90 Taran Alvelo 2016-p INNINGS PITCHED 1. 1188 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 WINS 2. 839.1 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 1. 136 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 3. 819.2 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 2. 100 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 4. 794.2 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 3. 95 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 5. 794 Ashley Boek 2002-05 4. 91 Jamie Graves 1997-00 6. 771 Jamie Graves 1997-00 5. 86 Ashley Boek 2002-05 7. 755 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 6. 83 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 8. 617.1 Caitlin Noble 2005-08 7. 80 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 9. 594.2 Taran Alvelo 2016-p 8. 76 Taran Alvelo 2016-p 10. 575 Eve Gaw 1995-98 9. 69 Eve Gaw 1995-98 10. 52 Bryana Walker 2011-14

*minimum 150 innings ^minimum 150 opportunities 52 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS INDIVIDUAL CAREER PITCHING RECORDS STRIKEOUTS RUNS/7 INNINGS 1. 1,860 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 1. 1.47 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 2. 894 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 2. 1.53 Heather Meyer 1995-96 3. 843 Ashley Boek 2002-05 3. 1.55 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 4. 757 Caitlin Noble 2005-08 4. 1.71 Jamie Graves 1997-00 5. 753 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 5. 2.27 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 6. 599 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 6. 2.36 Nancy Wagner 1993-94 7. 595 Taran Alvelo 2016-p 7. 2.54 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 8. 510 Jamie Graves 1997-00 8. 2.65 Eve Gaw 1995-98 9. 495 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 9. .276 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 10. 457 Bryana Walker 2011-14 10. .277 Ashley Boek 2002-05 FEWEST WALKS/7 INNINGS* HITS/7 INNINGS 1. 1.04 Jamie Graves 1997-00 1. 3.96 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 2. 1.10 Stephanie Burns 1993-96 2. 4.27 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 3. 1.51 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 3. 5.07 Heather Meyer 1995-96 4. 1.59 Heather Meyer 1995-96 4. 5.26 Nancy Wagner 1993-94 5. 1.70 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 5. 5.32 Jamie Graves 1997-00 6. 1.78 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 6. 5.45 Eve Gaw 1995-98 7. 2.50 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 7. 5.49 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 8. 2.59 Eve Gaw 1995-98 8. 5.66 Caitlin Noble 2005-08 9. 2.72 Bryana Walker 2011-14 9. 5.80 Bryana Walker 2011-14 10. 2.79 Ashley Boek 2002-05 10. 5.95 Ashley Boek 2002-05 WIN PERCENTAGE 1. .848 Heather Meyer 1995-96 2. .802 Eve Gaw 1995-98 3. .794 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 4. .771 Jamie Graves 1997-00 5. .764 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 6. .742 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 7. .741 Madi Schreyer 2016-17 8. .707 Kasey Stanchek 2012-15 9. .705 Ashley Boek 2002-05 10. .703 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 STRIKEOUTS/7 INNINGS 1. 10.94 Danielle Lawrie 2006-10 2. 8.59 Caitlin Noble 2005-08 3. 7.64 Jennifer Spediacci 1997-00 4. 7.41 Ashley Boek 2002-05 5. 6.76 Bryana Walker 2011-14 6. 6.28 Tia Bollinger 2001-04 7. 5.55 Kaitlin Inglesby 2011-14 8. 5.39 Kasey Stanchek 2012-15 9. 5.38 Heather Meyer 1995-96 10. 5.26 Eve Gaw 1995-98

Two-time player of the year Danielle Lawrie holds several career records and is in the top fi ve in almost all pitching records.

GOHUSKIES.COM 53 HUSKY RECORDS PITCHING: NO-HITTERS (39) Date Pitcher Opponent Score (Inn.) 4/10/94 Nancy Wagner Willamette^ 6-0 4/26/94 Nancy Wagner Simon Fraser** 11-0 (5) 3/17/95 Heather Meyer St. Mary’s 17-0 (5) 4/4/95 Eve Gaw Simon Fraser 9-0 (5) 4/19/95 Eve Gaw Pacifi c Lutheran 8-0 (5) 5/6/95 Stephanie Burns Stanford 9-0 3/19/96 Eve Gaw California 5-0 3/26/96 Stephanie Burns Stanford 7-0 4/20/96 Meyer, Gaw Arizona 7-0 4/29/97 Eve Gaw Simon Fraser 13-0 (5) 2/20/98 Jamie Graves Utah 8-0 (6) 3/1/98 Jennifer Spediacci Oklahoma 3-0 3/24/98 Jamie Graves Marshall 3-0 4/15/98 Graves, Spediacci, Gaw Pacifi c Lutheran 10-0 (5) 4/18/98 Jennifer Spediacci Oregon State 4-0 5/9/98 Jamie Graves Arizona State** 3-0 5/16/98 Jennifer Spediacci LSU 9-0 (5) 2/26/99 Spediacci, Graves LSU 4-2 5/19/00 Jennifer Spediacci Western Illinois 6-0 2/3/02 Ashley Boek San Jose State 9-1 (5) 3/22/03 Ashley Boek Morehead State 4-0 2/19/05 Ashley Boek Willamette 18-0 (5) 2/26/05 Caitlin Noble Kansas 4-0 2/26/06 Danielle Lawrie Utah Valley State** 8-0 (6) 3/18/07 Caitlin Noble Texas 4-0 5/31/07 Danielle Lawrie DePaul 3-1 2/15/08 Aleah Macon Missouri-Kansas City 14-0 (5) 4/3/09 Danielle Lawrie Arizona 6-0 4/29/09 Danielle Lawrie UCLA 3-0 2/11/10 Danielle Lawrie** Auburn 5-0 3/11/10 Danielle Lawrie** Miami (OH) 3-0 4/25/10 Danielle Lawrie** California 4-0 5/7/10 Danielle Lawrie Stanford 8-0 3/2/12 Bryana Walker Delaware 12-0 (5) 3/2/13 Kaitlin Inglesby Brown 11-0 (5) 5/19/13 Bryana Walker Hawai’i 8-0 (5) 2/28/15 Kristin Cochran Howard 12-0 (5) 5/19/17 Taran Alvelo Montana 8-0 (5) 4/7/18 Gabbie Plain** Utah 12-0 (5) **Perfect game ^First-ever game at Husky Softball Stadium

Taran Alvelo fanned eight batters on the way to her fi rst career no-hitter during the Gabbie Plain became the second freshman in program history to throw a perfect game opening game of NCAA Regionals vs Montana in 2017 when she did so against Utah in 2018.

54 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS NATIONAL AWARDS USA SOFTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR (2) NFCA/LOUISVILLE SLUGGER ALL-AMERICA (52) 2009 Danielle Lawrie 1994 Angie Marzetta, OF (3rd Team) 2010 Danielle Lawrie 1996 Michelle Church, 1B (1st Team) Heather Meyer, P (1st Team) HONDA AWARD FOR SOFTBALL (2) Sara Pickering, AL (1st Team) 2009 Danielle Lawrie Jennifer Cline, C (2nd Team) 2010 Danielle Lawrie Becky Newbry, AL (3rd Team) 1997 Sara Pickering, 2B (1st Team) ESPY: BEST COLLEGE ATHLETE - NOMINEE (2) Shelley Brown, OF (2nd Team) Becky Newbry, AL (2nd Team) 2009 Danielle Lawrie 1998 Jamie Graves, P (2nd Team) 2010 Danielle Lawrie Jennifer Spediacci, P (2nd Team) Eve Gaw, AL (3rd Team) Rosie Leutzinger, SS (3rd Team) 1999 Becky Newbry, OF (1st Team) Jamie Graves, P (2nd Team) 2000 Jamie Graves, P (1st Team) Jennifer Spediacci, P (1st Team) Jenny Topping, UT (1st Team) Jaime Clark, OF (2nd Team) 2001 Tia Bollinger, P (3rd Team) Jaime Clark, SS (3rd Team) Kelly Hauxhurst, OF (3rd Team) 2002 Jaime Clark, AL (1st Team) Kristen Rivera, C (2nd Team) 2003 Tia Bollinger, P (2nd Team) Danilelle Lawrie won the USA Softball Player of the Year title in back-to-back seasons. Kristen Rivera, C (1st Team) (2009 and 2010) 2004 Dominique Lastrapes, AL (3rd Team) Kristen Rivera, C (1st Team) 2005 Kristen Rivera, C (1st Team) 2006 Ashley Charters, AL (3rd Team) Dominique Lastrapes, 2B (3rd Team) 2007 Ashley Charters, AL (2nd Team) Danielle Lawrie, UTL/P (1st Team) Dena Tyson, 1B (1st Team) 2009 Ashley Charters (1st Team) Danielle Lawrie (1st Team) 2010 Danielle Lawrie (1st Team) Nikia Williams, UT/Non-P/DP (1st Team) Jenn Salling, AL/SS (1st Team) 2011 Nikia Williams UT/Non-P (2nd Team) Jenn Salling, AL/SS (2nd Team) 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby P/UT (2nd Team) Kristin Rivera is the program’s only four-time All-American. 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby P/UT (1st Team) 2014 Victoria Hayward OF (1st Team) Hooch Fagaly 1B (3rd Team) Kylee Lahners UT (3rd Team) 2016 Kimberlee Souza (1st Team) Ali Aguilar (2nd Team) 2017 Ali Aguilar (3rd Team) 2018 Taran Alvelo (2nd Team) Sis Bates (1st Team) Gabbie Plain (3rd Team)

Gabbie Plain and Taran Alvelo became the fi rst pitching duo to earn All-American honors in the same season since 2000.

GOHUSKIES.COM 55 HUSKY RECORDS NATIONAL & REGIONAL AWARDS ESPN ALL-AMERICA (3) NCAA COLLEGE WCWS NCAA REGIONAL 2009 Ashley Charters (1st Team) ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM (24) ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM CONT. Danielle Lawrie (1st Team) 1996 Jennifer Cline, C (51) 2010 Danielle Lawrie (1st Team) Sara Pickering, 2B 2004 Dominique Lastrapes, 2B (MVP) Tami Storseth, SS NSCA STRENGTH & CONDITION- Ashley Boek, P Mindy Williams, OF Aimee Minor, OF ING ALL-AMERICAN (4) 1997 Jamie Graves, P 2005 Ashley Boek. P (MVP) 2007 Danielle Lawrie Sara Pickering, 2B Sarah Hyatt, 1B Caitlin Noble 1998 Kelly Hauxhurst, OF Dominique Lastrapes, 2B 2008 Marnie Koziol Jennifer Spediacci, P Aimee Minor, OF 2009 Ashley Charters 1999 Kim DePaul, 3B 2006 Danielle Lawrie, P (MVP) Melissa Downs, 1B Dominique Lastrapes, IF NCAA POSTGRADUATE Jennifer Spediacci, P Aimee Minor SCHOLARSHIP (2) 2000 Jaime Clark, OF Ashlyn Watson 2007 Ashley Charters, SS 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby, P (MVP) 1996 Michelle Church Danielle Lawrie, UTL/P Nikia Williams, IF 2000 Jennifer Spediacci Dena Tyson, 1B Maggie Wagner Jenn Salling, SS COSIDA/GTE ACADEMIC 2009 Ashley Charters, 2B Danielle Lawrie, P 2017 Ali Aguilar, SS (MVP) ALL-AMERICA (2) Kimi Pohlman, OF Taran Alvelo, P 1996 Michelle Church, IF (2nd Team) Morgan Stuart, 3B Kelly Burdick, CF 2000 Jennifer Spediacci, P (2nd Team) Niki Williams, 1B Julia DePonte, DP 2017 Ali Aguilar, SS Morganne Flores, C COSIDA ACADEMIC 2018 Sis Bates, SS Taylor Van Zee, 3B ALL-DISTRICT VIII (11) Trysten Melhart, OF 2018 Sis Bates, SS Gabbie Plain, P Julia DePonte, OF 1994 Stephanie Burns, P Gabbie Plain, P (MVP) Michelle Church, IF NCAA REGIONAL Kirstyn Thomas, 1B 1995 Michelle Church, IF ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM (51) 1996 Michelle Church, IF Mindy Williams, OF 1997 Sara Pickering, 2B (MVP) Shelley Brown, OF 2000 Jennifer Spediacci, P Jamie Graves, P Kelly Hauxhurst, OF Becky Newbry, OF 2011 Morgan Stuart, IF Leanne Rosser, OF 2013 Hooch Fagaly, IF 1998 Jennifer Spediacci, P (MVP) Bryana Walker, P Kelly Hauxhurst, OF 2017 Ali Aguilar, IF Erin Helgeland, OF Becky Newbry, IF ESPN THE MAGAZINE 1999 Jamie Graves, P (MVP) ACADEMIC TEAM (4) Kelly Hauxhurst, OF 2006 Caitlin Noble, P (1st Team) Rosie Leutzinger, SS Becky Newbry, OF 2007 Caitlin Noble, P (2nd Team) Jennifer Spediacci, P 2008 Ashlyn Watson, 1B (2nd Team) 2000 Jennifer Spediacci, P (MVP) 2011 Morgan Stuart, INF (1st Team) Jamie Graves, P Kelly Hauxhurst, OF NCAA COLLEGE WCWS MOST Rosie Leutzinger, SS OUTSTANDING PLAYER (1) Jenny Topping, C 2009 Danielle Lawrie 2001 Tia Bollinger, P Jaime Clark, SS Kim DePaul, 3B Courtney Jeffries, DP Amanda Oleson, 1B 2002 Jaime Clark, SS Amanda Olseson, 1B Becky Simpson, OF 2003 Tia Bollinger, P (Co-MVP) Kristen Rivera, C (Co-MVP) Aimee Minor, OF

Danielle Lawrie was the fi rst Husky, in any sport, to earn national player of the year honors twice. (2009 & 2010)

56 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS NATIONAL & REGIONAL AWARDS NFCA ALL-PACIFIC REGION (107) NFCA ALL-PACIFIC REGION PAC-12 PLAYER OF THE YEAR (2) 1993 Angie Marzetta, OF (2nd Team) CONT. 2004 Kristen Rivera 1994 Angie Marzetta, OF (1st Team) 2010 Danielle Lawrie (1st Team) 2005 Kristen Rivera (Co-winner) Shelley Brown, OF (2nd Team) Shawna Wright (1st Team) Stephanie Burns, P (2nd Team) Jenn Salling (1st Team) PAC-12 PITCHER OF THE YEAR Michelle Church, 1B (2nd Team) Niki Williams (1st Team) (3) Sara Pickering, 2B (2nd Team) Kimi Pohlman (1st Team) 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 1995 Shelley Brown, OF (1st Team) 2011 Jenn Salling (1st Team) 2009 Danielle Lawrie Eve Gaw, P (2nd Team) Kimi Pohlman (1st Team) Kara Gustine, DP (2nd Team) Taylor Smith (1st Team) 2010 Danielle Lawrie 1996 Michelle Church, 1B (1st Team) Niki Williams (1st Team) Heather Meyer, P (1st Team) Kaitlin Inglesby (1st Team) Jennifer Cline, C (2nd Team) 2012 Niki Williams (1st Team) Becky Newbry, OF (2nd Team) Kaitlin Inglesby (2nd Team) Sara Pickering, 2B (2nd Team) Kimi Pohlman (2nd Team) 1997 Shelley Brown, OF (1st Team) 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby (1st Team) Becky Newbry, UT (1st Team) Victoria Hayward (1st Team) Sara Pickering, 2B (1st Team) Hooch Fagaly (1st Team) Jennifer Spediacci, P (2nd Team) Kylee Lahners (2nd Team) Heather Tarr, 3B (2nd Team) Kimberlee Souza (2nd Team) 1998 Rosie Leutzinger, IF (1st Team) 2014 Hooch Fagaly (1st Team) Jennifer Spediacci, P (1st Team) Victoria Hayward (1st Team) Eve Gaw, UT (2nd Team) Kaitlin Inglesby (1st Team) Jamie Graves, P (2nd Team) Kylee Lahners (1st Team) Erin Helgeland, OF (2nd Team) Bryana Walker (1st Team) 1999 Jamie Graves, P (1st Team) Ali Aguilar (2nd Team) Becky Newbry, OF (1st Team) 2015 Ali Aguilar (1st Team) Rosie Leutzinger, SS (2nd Team) Kylee Lahners (2nd Team) 2000 Jaime Clark, OF (1st Team) Kelli Suguro (2nd Team) Jennifer Spediacci, P (1st Team) Courtney Gano (3rd Team) Jenny Topping, UT (1st Team) Casey Stangel (3rd Team) Jamie Graves, P (2nd Team) Taylor Van Zee (3rd Team) 2001 Kelly Hauxhurst, OF (1st Team) 2016 Kimberlee Souza (1st Team) Tia Bollinger, P (2nd Team) Taran Alvelo (2nd Team) Jaime Clark, SS (2nd Team) Ali Aguilar (2nd Team) Amanda Oleson, UT (2nd Team) Casey Stangel (2nd Team) 2002 Rita Roach (1st Team) Morganne Flores (3rd Team) Tia Bolinger (2nd Team) Julia DePonte (3rd Team) Jaime Clark (2nd Team) Trysten Melhart (3rd Team) Kristen Rivera (2nd Team) 2017 Casey Stangel (1st Team) Becky Simpson (2nd Team) Ali Aguilar (2nd Team) 2003 Kristen Rivera (1st Team) Taran Alvelo (2nd Team) Tia Bollinger (2nd Team) Morganne Flores (2nd Team) 2004 Kristen Rivera (1st Team) Taylor Van Zee (2nd Team) Sis Bates (3rd Team) Dominique Lastrapes (2nd Team) Heather Tarr was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year 2005 Kristen Rivera (1st Team) 2018 Taran Alvelo (1st Team) in 2010. Sarah Hyatt (2nd Team) Sis Bates (1st Team) Dominique Lastrapes (2nd Team) Kelly Burdick (1st Team) Julia DePonte (1st Team) 2006 Ashley Charters (1st Team) Gabbie Plain (2nd Team) Sarah Hyatt (2nd Team) Kirstyn Thomas (2nd Team) Dominique Lastrapes (2nd Team) Taylor Van Zee (2nd Team) 2007 Danielle Lawrie (1st Team) Dena Tyson (1st Team) Ashley Charters (2nd Team) 2009 Ashley Charters (1st Team) Danielle Lawrie (1st Team) Kimi Pohlman (2nd Team) Ashlyn Watson (2nd Team)

Kristen Rivera was twice named Pac-10 Player of the Year (2004 & 2005).

GOHUSKIES.COM 57 HUSKY RECORDS NATIONAL & REGIONAL AWARDS PAC-12 NEWCOMER OF THE 1998 Eve Gaw, P (1st) 2007 Ashley Charters (1st) Jamie Graves, P (1st) Danielle Lawrie (1st) YEAR (3) Rosie Leutzinger, IF (1st) Dena Tyson (1st) 2000 Jenny Topping Jennifer Spediacci, P (1st) Dominique Lastrapes (2nd) 2001 Tia Bollinger Kim DePaul, IF (2nd) Lauren Greer (HM) 2016 Taran Alvelo Erin Helgeland, OF (HM) Marnie Koziol (HM) Becky Newbry, IF (HM) 2008 Alicia Blake (2nd) PAC-12 DEFENSIVE 1999 Jamie Graves, P (1st) Jace Williams (2nd) PLAYER OF THE YEAR (3) Becky Newbry, OF (1st) Amanda Fleischman (HM) Jennifer Spediacci, P (1st) Aleah Macon (HM) 2011 Jenn Salling (SS) Kim DePaul, 3B (HM) Bailey Stenson (HM) 2013 Shawna Wright (C) Melissa Downs, 1B (HM) Morgan Stuart (HM) 2018 Sis Bates (SS) Rosie Leutzinger, SS (HM) 2009 Ashley Charters (1st) Danielle Lawrie (1st) PAC-12 MEDAL WINNER (2) ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE CONT. Kimi Pohlman (2nd) 2009 Ashley Charters 2000 Jaime Clark, OF/SS (1st) Ashlyn Watson (2nd) 2010 Danielle Lawrie Jamie Graves, P (1st) Alicia Blake (HM) Jennifer Spediacci, P (1st) Lauren Greer (HM) PAC-12 COACH OF THE YEAR (3) Jenny Topping, P (1st) Marnie Koziol (HM) Morgan Stuart (HM) 1996 Teresa Wilson Kim DePaul, 3B (2nd) Rosie Leutzinger, SS/OF (2nd) 2010 Danielle Lawrie (1st) 2000 Teresa Wilson Kelly Hauxhurst, OF (HM) Kimi Pohlman (1st) 2010 Heather Tarr 2001 Tia Bollinger, P (1st) Jenn Salling (1st) Jaime Clark, SS (1st) Niki Williams (2nd) ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE (174) Kelly Hauxhurst (2nd) Shawna Wright (2nd) 1993 Angie Marzetta, OF (1st) Kim DePaul (HM) Hooch Fagaly (HM) Michelle Church, IF (2nd) Amanda Oleson (HM) Amanda Fleischman (HM) 1994 Michelle Church, IF (1st) Christie Rosenblad (HM) Alyson McWherter (HM) Angie Marzetta, OF (1st) 2002 Jaime Clark (1st) Bailey Stenson (HM) Shelley Brown, OF (2nd) Kristen Rivera (1st) 2011 Jenn Salling (1st) Stephanie Burns, P (2nd) Rita Roach (2nd) Kimi Pohlman (1st) Jennifer Cline, C (2nd) Tia Bollinger (HM) Niki Williams (1st) Sara Pickering, IF (2nd) Becky Simpson (HM) Kaitlin Inglesby (2nd) Tami Storseth, IF (HM) 2003 Jaime Clark (1st) Taylor Smith (HM) Nancy Wagner, P (HM) Kristen Rivera (1st) Morgan Stuart (HM) Mindy Williams, OF (HM) Tia Bollinger (2nd) 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby (1st) 1995 Michelle Church, IF (1st) Kathy Fiske (2nd) Kimi Pohlman (1st) Jennifer Cline, C (1st) Ashley Boek (HM) Niki Williams (2nd) Sara Pickering, IF (1st) Sarah Hyatt (HM) Victoria Hayward (2nd) Stephanie Burns, P (2nd) Aimee Minor (HM) Kylee Lahners (HM) Shelley Brown, OF (2nd) Dena Tyson (HM) 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby (1st) Eve Gaw, P (2nd) 2004 Kristen Rivera (1st) Victoria Hayward (1st) Tami Storseth, IF (2nd) Ashley Boek (2nd) Hooch Fagaly (1st) Kara Gustine, IF (HM) Kathy Fiske (2nd) Kylee Lahners (2nd) Heather Tarr, IF (HM) Sarah Hyatt (HM) Kimberlee Souza (HM) 1996 Michelle Church, IF (1st) Dominique Lastrapes (HM) 2014 Victoria Hayward (1st) Jennifer Cline, C (1st) Amanda Oleson (HM) Kylee Lahners (1st) Heather Meyer, P (1st) 2005 Kristen Rivera (1st) Kaitlin Inglesby (2nd) Sara Pickering, IF (1st) Ashley Charters (2nd) Bryana Walker (2nd) Becky Newbry, IF (2nd) Kathy Fiske (2nd) Hooch Fagaly (HM) Tami Storseth, IF (2nd) Lauren Greer (HM) Whitney Jones (HM) Shelley Brown, OF (HM) Sarah Hyatt (HM) Kelli Suguro (HM) Stephanie Burns, P (HM) Dominique Lastrapes (HM) 2015 Kylee Lahners (1st) Eve Gaw, P (HM) Aimee Minor (HM) Ali Aguilar (1st) Heather Tarr, IF (HM) 2006 Ashley Charters (2nd) Courtney Gano (2nd) 1997 Becky Newbry, 1B/C (1st) Dominique Lastrapes (2nd) Kelli Suguro (HM) Sara Pickering, 2B (1st) Danielle Lawrie (2nd) Casey Stangel (HM) Shelley Brown, OF (2nd) Sarah Hyatt (HM) Taylor Van Zee (HM) Leanne Rosser, OF (2nd) Aimee Minor (HM) 2016 Ali Aguilar (1st) Jennifer Spediacci, P/1B (2nd) Kimberlee Souza (1st) Eve Gaw, P (HM) Trysten Melhart (3rd) Jamie Graves, P (HM) Taylor Van Zee (3rd) Heather Tarr, 3B (HM)

58 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS NATIONAL & REGIONAL AWARDS ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE CONT. 2003 Ashley Boek (2nd) 2014 Hooch Fagaly (1st) Amy Hanson (HM) Bryana Walker (1st) 2017 Ali Aguilar (1st) Courtney Jeffries (HM) Whitney Jones (2nd) Taran Alvelo (1st) Dani Braun (HM) Casey Stangel (1st) 2004 Ashley Boek (1st) Courtney Jeffries (2nd) Victoria Hayward (HM) 2018 Taran Alvelo (1st) 2005 Ashley Boek (2nd) Kylee Lahners (HM) Sis Bates (1st) Kelli Suguro (HM) Kelly Burdick (2nd) Jacki Hansen (2nd) 2015 Ali Aguilar (1st) Julia DePonte (1st) Dominique Lastrapes (HM) Kimberlee Souza (1st) Gabbie Plain (1st) 2006 Caitlin Noble (2nd) Hailey Bator (2nd) Kirstyn Thomas (3rd) Dominique Lastrapes (HM) Dani Braun (HM) Taylor Van Zee (1st) 2007 Jacki Hansen (1st) Courtney Gano (HM) Caitlin Noble (2nd) Kylee Lahners (HM) ACADEMIC ALL-PAC-12 (147) Marnie Koziol (HM) Kasey Stanchek (HM) Dominique Lastrapes (HM) 1993 Stephanie Burns (1st) Kelli Suguro (HM) Michelle Church (1st) Ashlyn Watson (HM) 2016 Kimberlee Souza (1st) Mindy Williams (HM) 2008 Caitlin Noble (1st) Ali Aguilar (2nd) Dani Stuart (2nd) 1994 Stephanie Burns (1st) Julia DePonte (2nd) Amanda Fleischman (HM) Michelle Church (1st) Taylor Van Zee (2nd) Marnie Koziol (HM) Sara Pickering (1st) Dani Braun (HM) Alyson McWherter (HM) Karen Shaull (1st) Kelly Burdick (HM) Ashlyn Watson (HM) Megan Wikstrom (HM) Courtney Gano (HM) Mindy Williams (HM) 2009 Morgan Stuart (1st) Jennie McNeill (HM) 1995 Michelle Church (1st) Amanda Fleischman (2nd) Trysten Melhart (HM) Sara Pickering (1st) Alyson McWherter (2nd) Casey Stangel (HM) Ashlyn Watson (2nd) Heather Tarr (1st) 2017 Taylor Van Zee (1st) Alicia Blake (HM) Mindy Williams (1st) Ali Aguilar (2nd) Ashley Charters (HM) Stephanie Burns (2nd) Julia DePonte (2nd) Marnie Koziol (HM) Kara Gustine (2nd) Casey Stangel (2nd) 1996 Michelle Church (1st) 2010 Morgan Stuart (1st) Kelly Burdick (HM) Sara Pickering (1st) Amanda Fleischman (2nd) Morganne Flores (HM) Heather Tarr (1st) Alyson McWherter (HM) Trysten Melhart (HM) Mindy Williams (1st) Jenn Salling (HM) Kirstyn Thomas (HM) Taylor Smith (HM) Stephanie Burns (2nd) 2018 Sis Bates (HM) Leah Francis (2nd) 2011 Morgan Stuart (1st) Kelly Burdick (1st) Allison Mick (2nd) Taylor Smith (2nd) Julia DePonte (1st) 1997 Sara Pickering (1st) Ashley Tuiasosopo (2nd) Trysten Melhart (2nd) Heather Tarr (1st) Maggie Wagner (2nd) Amirah Milloy (HM) Leah Francis (2nd) Jenna Clifton (HM) Kirstyn Thomas (2nd) 1998 Leah Francis (1st) Jenn Salling (HM) Taylor Van Zee (1st) Jeanine Giordano (1st) 2012 Taylor Smith (1st) Jennifer Spediacci (1st) Hooch Fagaly (2nd) Angela Bennett (2nd) Victoria Hayward (2nd) Rosie Leutzinger (2nd) Bryana Walker (2nd) 1999 Jeanine Giordano (1st) Jenna Clifton (HM) Jamie Graves (1st) Kaitlin Inglesby (HM) Rosie Leutzinger (1st) Niki Williams (HM) Jennifer Spediacci (1st) Shawna Wright (HM) Kelly Hauxhurst (2nd) 2013 Kimberlee Souza (1st) Kim DePaul (HM) Bryana Walker (1st) Christie Rosenblad (HM) Hooch Fagaly (2nd) 2000 Jeanine Giordano (1st) Victoria Hayward (2nd) Jamie Graves (1st) Kaitlin Inglesby (HM) Kelly Hauxhurst (1st) Whitney Jones (HM) Jennifer Spediacci (1st) Kylee Lahners (HM) Rosie Leutzinger (2nd) Kasey Stanchek (HM) Shannon Walsh (2nd) Kelli Suguro (HM) Christie Rosenblad (HM) Shawna Wright (HM) 2001 Kelly Hauxhurst (1st) Christie Rosenblad (1st) Shannon Walsh (1st) Becky Simpson (HM) 2002 Becky Simpson (1st) Shawna Norris (2nd)

GOHUSKIES.COM 59 HUSKY RECORDS NATIONAL & REGIONAL AWARDS PAC-12 ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM ESPNW PLAYER OF THE WEEK PAC-12 PITCHER OF THE WEEK (3) (2) (58) 2017 Ali Aguilar 2017 Taran Alvelo (2/14) 1994 Stephanie Burns (3/1, 3/29, 5/2) 2018 Sis Bates 2018 Kirstyn Thomas (2/14) Nancy Wagner (4/5)/ Taylor Van Zee 1995 Eve Gaw (4/18, 5/9) PAC-12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1996 Stephanie Burns (2/20, 3/19) PAC-12 ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM (43) Eve Gaw (3/5, 5/6, 5/13) Heather Meyer (4/2, 4/15, 4/22) (17) 1993 Tami Storseth (3/30) 1997 Jennifer Spediacci (4/28) 2008 Jace Williams (1st) 1994 Jennifer Cline (5/16) 1998 Jamie Graves (4/6, co-5/12) Aleah Macon (1st) 1995 Sara Pickering (3/7) Jennifer Spediacci (3/3, 4/20) 2009 Kimi Pohlman (1st) Jennifer Cline (3/21) Niki Williams (1st) Michelle Church (4/25) 1999 Jennifer Spediacci (2/23, 5/17) Felecia Harris (HM) 1996 Sara Pickering (2/20, 4/2) 2000 Jamie Graves (5/1, 5/15) 2010 Hooch Fagaly (1st) Michelle Church (3/19) Jennifer Spediacci Shawna Wright (1st) Shelley Brown (4/22) (3/7, 3/21, 3/28, 4/18) 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 1998 Eve Gaw (4/6) 2001 Tia Bollinger (3/19) Victoria Hayward 2000 Jaime Clark (2/15) 2002 Tia Bollinger (2/11) 2012 Kylee Lahners (HM) Jenny Topping (3/7) 2003 Tia Bollinger (3/4) 2013 Jennie McNeill (HM) Jamie Graves (3/21) 2004 Ashley Boek (4/13) 2014 Ali Aguilar Kelly Hauxhurst (4/18) 2006 Danielle Lawrie (3/29) 2015 Taylor Van Zee 2001 Christie Rosenblad (2/12) 2007 Danielle Lawrie (2/27, 3/6, 5/1) 2016 Taran Alvelo Jaime Clark (4/30) 2009 Danielle Lawrie Morganne Flores 2002 Jaime Clark (3/4, 4/1) (2/17, 2/24, 3/15,4/7, 4/21, 5/5) 2017 Sis Bates Kristen Rivera (4/16) 2010 Danielle Lawrie 2018 Gabbie Plain 2003 Kristen Rivera (3/4, 3/25) (2/16, 3/2, 4/5, 4/12, 4/26, 2004 Aimee Minor (3/23) 5/3, 5/10, 5/17) NFCA NATIONAL 2005 Lauren Greer (4/26) 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby (3/22) PLAYER OF THE WEEK (19) Aimee Minor (5/16) 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby (2/14) 2007 Dena Tyson (4/17, 4/24) 1996 Sara Pickering (2/21) 2013 Bryana Walker (2/26) Jennifer Cline (2/28) 2008 Morgan Stuart (3/11) 2014 Kaitlin Inglesby (4/14) Heather Meyer (4/24) 2009 Ashley Charters (3/24, 4/7) 2016 Taran Alvelo (2/17, 4/25) 1998 Jamie Graves (4/8) Morgan Stuart (5/12) 2017 Taran Alvelo (2/14, 4/18, 5/16) 2000 Jaime Clark (3/1) 2010 Taylor Smith (3/22) 2018 Taran Alvelo (2/13) Jenny Topping (3/7) 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby (3/20) Jennifer Spediacci (4/18) 2014 Kylee Lahners (2/18, 4/15) PAC-12 FRESHMAN 2001 Jaime Clark (5/2) Hooch Fagaly (5/5) OF THE WEEK (4) 2016 Ali Aguilar (3/8) 2003 Kristen Rivera (3/4) 2015 Krystal Aubert (4/6) Kimberlee Souza (4/11) 2007 Dena Tyson (3/24) 2016 Taran Alvelo (3/28, 4/11) 2009 Danielle Lawrie (2/24) 2018 Sis Bates (3/26) Julia DePonte (3/6, 5/7) 2016 Morganne Flores (2/23) 2010 Danielle Lawrie (2 times) Kirstyn Thomas (2/13, 2/27) 2018 Gabbie Plain (3/6, 4/8, 5/7) Niki Williams (3/2) Taylor Van Zee (2/20) 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby (2/14) GOHUSKIES.COM 2014 Bryana Walker (2/18) STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE 2016 Ali Aguilar (2/23) WEEK (8) 2017 Taran Alvelo (2/19) 2011 Nikia Williams (2/14) 2018 Gabbie Plain (3/6) Kaitlin Inglesby (5/23) USA SOFTBALL NATIONAL 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby (2/27) PLAYER OF THE WEEK (5) 2013 Bryana Walker (2/25) Hooch Fagaly (3/11) 2009 Danielle Lawrie (2/24) Kaitlin Inglesby (4/8) 2010 Danielle Lawrie (2/16, 5/11) Bryana Walker (5/20) 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby (3/20) 2015 Krystal Aubert (4/16) 2014 Kylee Lahners (2/11)

Taran Alvelo was named ESPNW and NFCA Player of the Week on Feb 14th, 2017

60 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS HISTORICAL TEAM AWARDS DIAMOND SPORTS HUSKY HALL OF FAME HUSKY PITCHER OF THE YEAR CATCHER OF THE YEAR (3) 2001 Angie Marzetta 2000 Jamie Graves, Jennifer Spediacci 2003 Kristen Rivera 2010 Jennifer Spediacci 2002 Tia Bollinger, Ashley Boek 2004 Kristen Rivera 2014 2009 National Championship Team 2003 Tia Bollinger 2005 Kristen Rivera 2016 Sara Pickering 2004 Ashley Boek 2018 Danielle Lawrie 2005 Ashley Boek HUSKY CAPTAINS 2006 Danielle Lawrie 1993 Michelle Church HUSKY PLAYER OF THE YEAR/ 2007 Danielle Lawrie Jennifer Cline MVP 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby Angie Marzetta 1993 Jennifer Cline, Angie Marzetta 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 1994 Michelle Church 1994 Michelle Church 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby, Bryana Walker Jennifer Cline 1995 Sara Pickering Angie Marzetta 1996 Jennifer Cline HUSKY GOLDEN 1995 Michelle Church 1998 Jeanine Giordano Jennifer Cline 1997 Sara Pickering Bridget McKay 1998 Eve Gaw, Jennifer Spediacci 1999 Jeanine Giordano, Kelly Hauxhurst Sara Pickering 1999 Jamie Graves, Becky Newbry, 2000 Erin Helgeland 1996 Michelle Church Jennifer Spediacci 2001 Christie Rosenblad Jennifer Cline 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 2002 Rita Roach, Kristen Rivera Sara Pickering 2001 Tia Bollinger 2003 Amy Hanson Mindy Williams 2002 Kristen Rivera, Amy Hanson 2005 Sarah Hyatt 1997 Sara Pickering 2008 Aleah Macon, Amanda Fleischman Heather Tarr HUSKY PLAYER OF THE YEAR/ 2009 Alicia Blake 1998 Leah Francis MVP 2010 Alyson McWherter, Hooch Fagaly Eve Gaw Becky Newbry 2003 Kristen Rivera 2011 Jenn Salling 1999 Jeanine Giordano 2004 Kristen Rivera 2012 Becky Newbry 2005 Kristen Rivera 2013 Hooch Fagaly Jennifer Spediacci 2006 Sarah Hyatt 2000 Kim DePaul 2007 Dena Tyson HUSKY OFFENSIVE MVP Jamie Graves 2008 Alicia Blake 2001 Jaime Clark, Kelly Hauxhurst Jeanine Giordano 2009 Danielle Lawrie 2002 Jaime Clark Jennifer Spediacci 2010 Danielle Lawrie 2003 Kristen Rivera Jenny Topping 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 2005 Ashley Charters 2001 Kim DePaul 2006 Dominique Lastrapes Jaime Clark HUSKY ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Kelly Hauxhurst 2007 Ashley Charters 2002 Tia Bollinger 1993 Jennifer Cline 2008 Jace Williams Jaime Clark 1994 Shelley Brown, Sara Pickering 2009 Ashley Charters Amy Hanson 1995 Eve Gaw 2010 Jenn Salling 2007 Ashley Charters 1996 Becky Newbry 2011 Kimi Pohlman, Niki Williams Dominique Lastrapes 1997 Jamie Graves 2012 Dena Tyson 1998 Kim DePaul, Kelly Hauxhurst, 2013 Victoria Hayward Christie Rosenblad 1999 Shannon Walsh 2000 Jaime Clark, Jenny Topping 2001 Amanda Oleson 2002 Kristen Rivera 2003 Sarah Hyatt, Aimee Minor, Dena Tyson 2004 Dominique Lastrapes 2005 Caitlin Noble 2009 Kimi Pohlman, Niki Williams 2010 Shawna Wright 2011 2012 2013 Jennie McNeill

Ten Huskies were named Academic All-Pac-12 in 2016, Sis Bates was named to the 2017 All-Freshman team including fi rst team member Kimberlee Souza. in 2017.

GOHUSKIES.COM 61 HUSKY RECORDS TEAM AWARDS HISTORICAL AWARDS CONT. CURRENT TEAM AWARDS HUSKY MOST IMPROVED ALLISON MICK SELFLESS 1993 Mindy Williams AWARD 1994 Shelley Brown, Mindy Williams 2014 Dani Braun 1995 Eve Gaw, Tami Storseth, Heather Tarr 2015 Kelly Meggs 1996 Heather Meyer 2016 Casey Stangel 1997 Jami Nyblod, Leanne Rosser 2017 Casey Stangel 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 2018 Kelly Burdick 1999 Melissa Downs, Erin Helgeland 2000 Rosie Leutzinger, Becky Simpson SARA PICKERING TOUGHNESS 2001 Amy Hanson AWARD 2002 Becky Simpson 2014 Whitney Jones 2003 Kathy Fiske Kelly Suguro 2004 Jessica Wilkinson 2015 Kimberlee Souza 2005 Lauren Greer 2016 Ali Aguilar 2006 Brooke Woodward 2017 Morganne Flores 2007 Marnie Koziol 2018 Sis Bates 2008 Bailey Stenson 2010 Taylor Smith CORE VALUE AWARD: 2011 Maggie Wagner CONFIDENT 2012 2014 Victoria Hayward 2013 2015 Ali Aguilar 2016 Taylor Van Zee HUSKY COACHES AWARD 2017 Ali Aguilar 2008 Dru Hester & Morgan Stuart 2018 Julia DePonte 2009 Taylor Smith 2010 Ashley Tuiasosopo CORE VALUE AWARD: HUSKY 2011 FEVER 2012 2015 Julia DePonte 2013 2016 Hailey Bator 2017 Taran Alvelo ALLISON MICK MOST 2018 Taylor Van Zee INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER 1993 Allison Mick CORE VALUE AWARD: 1994 Sara Pickering ACCOUNTABLE 1995 Allison Mick 2014 Hooch Fagaly 1996 Allison Mick 2015 Kelly Burdick 1997 Jamie Graves, Amber Lunzer 2016 Kelly Burdick 1999 Jeanine Giordano 2017 Taylor Van Zee 2000 Jaime Clark 2018 Kirstyn Thomas 2001 Callie Bergan, Robyn Waddle 2002 Jessica Wilkinson 2003 Jessica Wilkinson, Traci Tawney 2007 Caitlin Noble 2008 Caitlin Noble 2009 Ashley Tuiasosopo 2010 Taylor Smith 2011 Ashley Tuiasosopo 2012 2013

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ALI AGUILAR TARAN ALVELO SIS BATES 2016 (2nd) • 2017 (3rd) 2018 (2nd) 2018 (1st) Aguilar started all 54 games for the Alvelo began 2018 on a 31.1-inning Bates earned Pac-12 Defensive POY Huskies at shortstop. She ended the shutout streak, ending the season honors, fi nishing the year with four er- season with a team leading 21 home with a 1.30 ERA, fourth-best in the rors in 62 games. She led the Huskies runs and led the NCAA with 1.41 runs Pac-12. She had 10 games with double- with a .389 batting average and .471 per game. Aguilar set program records digit strikeouts, with a career-best 14 OB, knocking 16 doubles, 3 triples, and for runs scored in a season (76) in against Arizona on March 23. Alvelo’s 5 home runs. Bates would end the year 2016 and has started all but two games 242 strikeouts were in the nation’s top with 53 runs scored, the fourth-most in her career. 20 and fi fth in the conference. in the Pac-12, and stole 9 bases in 10 attempts.

TIA BOLLINGER SHELLEY BROWN ASHLEY CHARTERS 2001 (3rd) • 2003 (2nd) 1997 (2nd) 2006 (3rd) • 2007 (2nd) • 2009 (1st) The Pac-10 Newcomer of the Year in Rounding out her UW career with an Charters is Washington’s career leader 2001, Bollinger posted a 36-8 overall All-American season in 1997, Brown in stolen bases (133) and tied for the record, tallying UW season records batted .338 and led the team in both record in triples (16). She ranks second for wins and innings pitched (287.0). runs scored (54) and stolen bases (47). all-time in runs (215) and hits (315), In 2003, Bollinger led UW to its sixth A four-year letterwinner, she earned All- third in average (.396), seventh in on WCWS appearance and boasted a 28-9 Pac-10 honors in each of her four sea- base percentage (.464) and ninth in mark and 1.32 ERA. She also set a UW sons and was the fi rst Husky player to walks (92). She was twice named to record with 12 career saves. steal at least 100 bases in her career. the WCWS All-Tournament Team (2009, 2007)

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MICHELLE CHURCH JAIME CLARK JENNIFER CLINE 1996 (1st) 2002 (1st) • 2001 (3rd) • 2000 (2nd) 1996 (2nd) Holding down the corner spot at fi rst As a freshman in 2000, Clark led the A of the cornerstone of the program, base for the Huskies in each of the pro- nation in total bases (176), while rank- catcher Jennifer Cline earned a spot gram’s fi rst 264 games, Church helped ing second in both home runs (23) and on the All-America second team as a lead the Huskies to a spot in the NCAA doubles (24). A year later, the two-time senior in 1996. The four-time title game in 1996, hitting a career best fi rst team All-Pac-10 selection hit .379 hit a career-best .394 with 71 RBI .369, while earning Pac-10 fi rst team with a team-best 52 RBIs. In 2002, leading the Huskies to the 1996 NCAA honors for the third time. Additionally, Clark led the nation with 75 RBIs and title game. A three-time All-Pac-10 pick, Church was the fi rst Academic All-Amer- ranked fi fth with an .826 slugging Cline owned UW career records for RBIs ican in UW softball history. percentage. (227), walks (175) and home runs (43).

HOOCH FAGALY EVE GAW JAMIE GRAVES 2014 (3rd) 1998 (3rd) 1998 (2nd) • 1999 (2nd) • 2000 (1st) In her senior season, Fagaly batted Gaw was a dominating pitcher through- A left-handed fi nesse pitcher, Jamie .346 with 45 hits, 29 runs, eight home out her four-year career posting a 69-17 Graves fi nished her career in 2000 runs and 34 RBI. Over 22 Pac-12 record. As a senior, she changed her with six UW season and career records, games, she batted .448 with four hom- focus from defense to offense, earning earning Pac-10 fi rst team honors three ers and 14 RBI, earning third team All- All-American honors as a utility player, times. Graves, along with classmate America from the NFCA and All-Pacifi c leading the Huskies in batting average Jennifer Spediacci, helped the UW to Region fi rst-team. Fagaly played the (.345), RBI (37) and home runs (8), the nation’s second-best team ERA in entire season without committing an while playing fi rst base. The four-time both 1999 and 2000. error in 310 chances, all at fi rst base. all-Pac-10 selection.

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KELLY HAUXHURST VICTORIA HAYWARD KAITLIN INGLESBY 2001 (3rd) 2014 (1st) 2012 (2nd) • 2013 (1st) A clutch team player, Hauxhurst made In her senior season, Victoria Hayward Earning second team honors in her her senior year her best, leading the led the Pac-12 with 28 stolen bases sophomore season, Inglesby was UW in batting (.386) and hits (73), and led the Huskies with a .408 batting named fi rst team All-American as a ju- while reaching base in 57 of 63 games. average. A fi rst-team All-Conference nior, fi nishing the season with a record Hauxhurst started 268 career games in honoree, the speedy outfi elder started of 23-9 with two saves and compiling the outfi eld and garnered NCAA all 52 games and led Washington in an ERA of 1.95 with 141 strikeouts. The Regional All-Tournament accolades at-bats (157), runs (47), hits (64) and right handed pitcher also excelled at the three straight seasons from 1998- steals (28). plate, fi nishing second on the team with 2000. a .354 batting average and 63 hits.

KYLEE LAHNERS DOMINIQUE LASTRAPES DANIELE LAWRIE 2014 (3rd) 2004 (3rd) • 2006 (3rd) 2007 (1st) •2009 (1st) • 2010 (1st) Lahners fi nished her junior season Just the fi fth true freshman in Husky One of the most accomplished pitchers ranked No. 14 in the nation in RBI with history to be named an All-American, in college softball history, Lawrie set 1.17 per game. Her team-leading 61 Lastrapes posted a .371 average with school records in nearly every pitch- runs batted in ranked number four 75 hits, 10 doubles and 20 RBI. She led ing category and was named National in the Pac-12 while her team-leading UW with a .565 post-season average, in- Player of the Year two consecutive years 17 homers tied for 22nd in the NCAA. cluding 10 hits in her fi rst 10 at-bats to (2010, 2009), the fi rst UW athlete to Lahners, who batted .346 with 53 hits, earn the All-Regional Tournament MVP take home Player of the Year honors started all 52 games, 34 at third base award. In 2006, she led the team with twice. She holds the career record in and 18 in right fi eld. 39 runs and .500 slugging percentage. wins, strikeouts, shutouts, appearanc- es, starts, complete games and innings.

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ROSIE LEUTZINGER ANGIE MARZETTA HEATHER MEYER 1998 (3rd) 1994 (3rd) 1996 (1st) Leutzinger, a three-time All-Pac-10 se- The program’s fi rst All-American and As a transfer, Meyer helped pitch the lection, led the Huskies in fi ve offensive fi rst inductee into the Husky Hall of Huskies into the 1996 NCAA title game, categories in 1998, including at-bats Fame, Marzetta made the most of her just a year after an injury limited her (212), hits (68) and stolen bases (35). two-year career, hitting .364 with 36 to 19 games in her fi rst season at the Splitting time between shorstop and stolen bases in 1994. Marzetta’s .472 UW. In 1996, Meyer led the Pac-10 in the outfi eld, Leutzinger hit a career-best batting average, 94 hits and 59 stolen ERA (1.23), allowing only 33 runs in .351 and led the nation in doubles (25) bases in 1993 are all Husky season 188.2 innings, while striking out 148 in 2000. records. on her way to earing All-Pac-10 honors in 1996.

BECKY NEWBRY SARA PICKERING GABBIE PLAIN 1996 (3rd) • 1997 (2nd) • 1999 (1st) 1996 (1st) • 1997 (1st) 2018 (3rd) The program’s fi rst three-time All-Amer- The NCAA career leader in doubles, the Plain ended her freshman year with the ican, Becky Newbry was a utility player second baseman started a UW record fourth-best ERA in the country at 1.01. in the truest sense, starting at every 271 games from 1994-97, collecting She had eight shutouts, including a per- position on the fi eld except pitcher dur- 319 hits and batting over the .400 mark fect game against Utah. Plain was the ing her four-year career from 1996-99. twice. Pickering earned fi rst team all- fi rst Husky in program history to throw Originally a walk-on, Newbry hit .436 Pac-10 honors in each of her fi nal three 100+ innings and allow fewer than 100 with 92 hits, 55 RBI and 25 stolen seasons. She still holds UW career re- hits and the fourth Husky freshman bases as a senior. cords in games played, games started, ever to win 20+ games. hits, doubles and sacrifi ce fl ies.

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KRISTEN RIVERA JENN SALLING KIMBERLEE SOUZA 2002(2nd)•2003(1st)•2004(1st)•2005 (1st) 2010 (1st) • 2011 (2nd) 2016 (1st) Washington’s only four-time All-Ameri- Salling has etched her name into the A fi rst-team selection as a utility player, can, Rivera tied for the national leader top-10 in several categories; batting Souza garnered her fi rst career All- in home runs (25) in 2003. She holds average (.342), triples (7), walks (97), American honor after a breakout senior the UW career records for home runs slugging percentage (.543), on-base season. The Waialua, Hawai’i native (79), and ranks second all-time in RBI percentage (.474) and hit by pitch (9). boasted career highs in every offensive (223), slugging percentage (.812) and As a senior in 2011, Salling hit .374 category, including batting average on-base percentage (.523). She is the with 43 RBI and six homers. She was (.346), runs (34), home runs (13), runs only Husky to ever win the Pac-10 Player named the Female Athlete of the Year batted in (59), on base percentage of the Year award (2004 and 2005). at the WESPYs for her efforts. (.449) and slugging percentage (.667).

JENNIFER SPEDIACCI JENNY TOPPING DENA TYSON 1998 (2nd) • 2000 (1st) 2000 (1st) 2007 (1st) Excelling on the fi eld and in the class- In her fi rst full collegiate season, In her senior season, Tyson led the Hus- room, Spediacci became the fi rst UW Topping hit her way into the NCAA re- kies in batting (.399), HR (18), RBI (50), pitcher to record 100 career wins. The cord books in 2000, leading the nation slugging percentage (.791), walks (41) Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year and Honda in home runs (24), RBI (90) and slug- and on-base percentage (.536). Her 18 Award nominee in 2000, Spediacci ging percentage (.960). The left-hand home runs were second in the Pac-10 combined with classmate Jamie Graves hitting Topping earned Pac-10 New- and 12th nationally. She earned three to lead the UW to four straight Women’s comer of the Year honors and slugged a Pac-10 Player of the Week honors and College World Series appearances. school record four grand slams. was named the USA Softball National Player of the Week once.

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NIKIA WILLIAMS 2010 (1st) • 2011 (2nd) In 2010, Williams started all 59 games, batting .357 while collecting 61 hits in 171 at bats with 11 home runs, one tri- ple, seven doubles and 47 RBI. Williams was a Top 25 fi nalist for ASA Player of the Year in 2011 and was named team co-offensive MVP with Kimi Pohlman. She was named fi rst team All-Pac-10 and All-Pacifi c Region.

68 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS ALL TIME ROSTER: NUMERICAL 0 7 14 Brook Woodward, 2006 Taryn Atlee, 2018-p Taran Alvelo, 2016-p Dani Braun, 2013-16 Ashley Boek, 2003-05 1 Kim DePaul, 1999-00 Jenna Clifton, 2009-2012 Ali Aguilar, 2014-17 Aleah Macon, 2008 Jennifer Cline, 1993-96 Angela Bennett, 1997-98 Aimee Minor, 2003-05 Erin Helgeland, 1997-00 Jean Dukart, 1993 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 Nicki Holt, 2001-02 Kailyn Ellinger, 2005 Jenn Salling, 2009-11 Sheila Reiten, 2007 Ari Quiñones, 2019-p Michelle Yarbrough, 1998 Becky Simpson, 1999-02 15 Dani Stuart, 2006-09 8 Jessica Bork, 1999-00 Shawna Wright, 2010-13 Kim Andrews, 1993-94 Danielle Lawrie, 2006-10 Kelcey Cavan, 2008 Bridget McKay, 1993-95 2 Dena DePompa, 2006 Jami Nyblod, 1996-98 Marki Creger-Zier, 2011-14 Courtney Gano, 2012-16 Jessica Wilkinson, 2002-05 Marnie Koziol, 2006-09 Maggie Wagner, 2010-11 Courtney Jefferies, 2001-04 Robyn Wike, 2004-05 16 Trysten Melhart, 2015-18 Dru Hester, 2007-08 Megan Vandegrift, 2019-p 9 Gabbie Plain, 2018-p Jerrin Fa’asua, 2010-13 Marie Smith, 1996-97 3 Jacki Hansen, 2005-08 Kelli Suguro, 2012-15 Eve Gaw, 1994-98 Madison Huskey, 2019-p Nancy Wagner, 1993-94 Steph Nicholson, 2002 Kelly Meggs, 2015 Shannon Walsh, 1999-01 Dena Tyson, 2003-07 Allison Mick, 1993-96 Shannon Walsh, 1999 Becky Newbry, 1997-99 17 Nikia Williams, 2009-2012 Tannon Snow, 2017 Amanda Oleson, 2001-04 Taylor Van Zee, 2015-18 Bridget Wilcox, 2000-02 Monika Ota, 1996 Jace Williams, 2008* Amy Scappini, 1995 4 Bryana Walker, 2011-14 Julia DePonte, 2015-18 10 Melissa Downs, 1997-00 Ashley Boek, 2002* 18 Jenna Kreamer, 2013 Hooch Fagaly Stephanie Burns, 1993-96 Dominique Lastrapes, 2004-07 Rosie Leutzinger, 1997-00 Jocelyn Cater, 2013 Megan McClain, 1994 Kirsten L’Heureux, 2005 Torie Coury, 2005 Shawna Norris, 2001-02 Nicole Moojen, 2006-07 Kelly Hauxhurst, 1998-01 Kimi Pohlman, 2009-12 Sami Reynolds, 2019-p Rachel Ogasawara, 2016-p Stephanie Wold, 1993 Jessica Ventoza, 2008--09 Morgan Stuart, 2008-11 Mindy Williams, 1993-96 5 19 Amanda Fleischmann, 2007-10 11 Morgan Allen, 2018-p Stacy Hunt, 1993 Ashley Charters, 2005-09 Nina Kim, 2016 Nawai Kaupe, 2018-p Jeanine Giordano, 1996-00 Heather Meyer, 1995-96 Christie Rosenblad, 1998-01 Kylee Lahners, 2011-15 Kasey Stanchek, 2012-15 Kimberlee Souza, 2012-16 Brittany Werre, 2016-p Ashley Tuiasosopo, 2008-11 Leslie Scott, 2002-03 12 20 6 Hailey Bator, 2014-16 Shelley Brown, 1994-97 Jamie Graves, 1997-2000 Alicia Matthews (2006-09) Lauren Greer, 2005* Kara Gustine, 1994-95 Maggie Gallagher, 2017-18 Lindsay Monk2012-14 Jennie McNeill Denia Pisia, 1998 Mac Schulz, 2019-p Becky Newbry, 1996* Rita Roach, 2001-04 Bailey Stenson, 2007-10 Megan Owen, 2001-03 Tami Storseth, 1993-96 Jenn Sumsky, 1999 Beth Queypo, 1993 Jenny Topping, 2000 Nicole Wicks, 2001-02 Livy Schiele, 2019-p Kristin Shumaker (2007) 13 Alyssa Simons, 2017 Michelle Church, 1993-96 Taylor Smith, 2009-12 Kristin Cochran, 2015-18 Amber Lunzer, 1997-98 Caitlin Noble, 2005-08 Traci Tawney, 2000-03 Francesca Torraca, 2019-p

GOHUSKIES.COM 69 HUSKY RECORDS ALL TIME ROSTER: NUMERICAL 21 36 Kelly Burdick, 2015-18 Amirah Milloy, 2016-p SilentRain Espinoza, 2019-p Kathy Fiske, 2002-05 44 Lauren Greer, 2006-09 Jaime Clark, 2000-03 Victoria Hayward, 2011-14 Kim DePaul, 1998* Jamie Redd, 1998 Felecia Harris, 2009-10 Dana Schellenger, 1996 Leanne Rosser, 1994-97 Megan Wikstrom, 1993-94 Madi Schreyer, 2016-17 Bridget Wilcox, 1999* 47 22 Morganne Flores, 2016-p Sis Bates, 2017-p Tara Bellusci, 2012 Chelle Bennett, 1993 Callie Bergan, 2001-05 Amber Engen, 1998 Alyson McWherter, 2007-10 Bridget Raftery, 2014 Heather Tarr, 1994-97 23 Sarah Hyatt, 2003-05 Karen Shaull, 1993-94 Jennifer Spediacci, 1997-00 Robyn Waddle, 2001 Mercedes Wetmore, 2013-14 24 Tia Bollinger Baily Harris, 2010-11 Emma Helm, 2018-p Rochelle Rahal, 1994-97 Casey Stangel, 2015-17 25 Amy Hanson, 2000-03 Whitney Jones , 2011-14 Kirstyn Thomas, 2015-18 Ashlyn Watson, 2006-09 28 Gianna Carideo, 2017 Leah Francis, 1995-1998 Lauren McJunkin, 2000 Pat Moore, 2019-p 30 Samantha Manti, 2017-18 31 Noelle Hee, 2018-p Kristen Rivera, 2002-05 Jenny Topping, 1999-00 32 Kaija Gibson, 2017-p 33 Krystal Aubert, 2015-16 Angie Marzetta, 1993-94 Missy Taukeiaho, 2013 *Indicates number worn for only one season before switching to primary number.

70 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS ALL TIME ROSTER: ALPHABETICAL A G M Ali Aguilar, 2014-2017 Maggie Gallagher 2017-18 Aleah Macon, 2008 Taran Alvelo, 2016-p Courtney Gano, 2012-16 Samantha Manti, 2017-18 Morgan Allen, 2018-p Eve Gaw, 1995-98 Angie Marzetta, 1993-94 Kim Andrews, 1993-94 Kaija Gibson 2017-p Alicia Matthews, 2006-09 Taryn Atlee, 2018-p Jeanine Giordano, 1996-00 Lauren McJunkin, 2000 Krystal Aubert, 2015-2017 Jamie Graves, 1997-00 Bridget McKay, 1993-95 Lauren Greer, 2005-09 Megan McLain, 1994 B Kara Gustine, 1994-95 Jennie McNeill, 2013-2017 Nicole (Sis) Bates, 2017-p H Alyson McWherter, 2007-10 Hailey Bator, 2014-16 Jacki Hansen, 2005-07 Kelly Meggs, 2015 Angela Bennett, 1997-98 Amy Hanson, 2000-03 Trysten Melhart, 2015-18 Chellee Bennett, 1993 Baily Harris, 2010-11 Heather Meyer, 1995-96 Callie Bergan, 2001-05 Felecia Harris, 2009-10 Kimberlee Meyers, 2014 Tara Bellusci, 2012 Kelly Hauxhurst, 1998-01 Allison Mick, 1993-96 Ashley Boek, 2002-05 Victoria Hayward, 2011-14 Amirah Milloy, 2015-p Tia Bollinger, 2001-04 Noelle Hee, 2018-p Aimee Minor, 2003-06 Jessica Bork, 1999-00 Erin Helgeland, 1997-00 Lindsay Monk, 2012-13 Dani Braun, 2013-2016 Emma Helm, 2018-p Nicole Moojen, 2006-07 Gina Brewer, 1999 Dru Hester, 2007-08 Pat Moore, 2019-p Shelley Brown, 1994-97 Nicki Holt, 2001-02 N Kelly Burdick, 2015-18 Madison Huskey, 2019-p Stephanie Burns, 1993-96 Sarah Hyatt, 2003-06 Becky Newbry, 1996-99 Caitlin Noble, 2005-08 C I Shawna Norris, 2001-02 Gianna Carideo, 2017 Kaitlin Inglesby, 2011-14 Jami Nyblod, 1996-98 Jocelyn Cater, 2014 Kelsey Cavan, 2008 J O Ashley Charters, 2005-09 Courtney Jeffries, 2001-04 Rachel Ogasawara, 2016-p Michelle Church, 1993-96 Whitney Jones, 2011-14 Amanda Oleson, 2001-04 Jaime Clark, 2000-03 Monika Ota, 1996 Jenna Clifton, 2009-12 K Megan Owen, 2001-03 Jennifer Cline, 1993-96 Nawai Kaupe, 2018-p P Kristin Cochran, 2015-18 Nina Kim, 2016 Torie Coury, 2005-06 Marnie Koziol, 2006-09 Sara Pickering, 1994-97 Marki Creger-Zier, 2011-14 Jenna Kreamer, 2013 Denia Pisia, 1998 Gabbie Plain, 2018-p D L Makenzie Pletcher, 2013-14 Kim DePaul, 1998-01 Kirstin L’Heureux, 2005 Kimi Pohlman, 2009-12 Dena DePompa, 2006 Kylee Lahners, 2012-2015 Q Julia DePonte, 2015-18 Dominique Lastrapes, 2004-07 Melissa Downs, 1997-00 Danielle Lawrie, 2006-10 Beth Queypo, 1993 Ari Quiñones, 2019-p E Rosie Leutzinger, 1997-00 Amber Lunzer, 1997-98 Kailyn Ellinger, 2005 R Amber Engen, 1998 Bridget Raftery, 2014 SilentRain Espinoza, 2019-p Rochelle Rahal, 1994-97 Jamie Redd, 1997 F Sheila Reiten, 2007 Jerrin Fa’asua, 2010-13 Sami Reynolds, 2019-p Melanie (Hooch) Fagaly, 2010-14 Kristen Rivera, 2002-05 Kathy Fiske, 2002-05 Rita Roach, 2001-04 Amanda Fitzsimmons, 2010 Christie Rosenblad, 1998-01 Amanda Fleischman, 2007-10 Leanne Rosser, 1995-97 Morganne Flores, 2016-p Leah Francis, 1995-98

GOHUSKIES.COM 71 HUSKY RECORDS ALL TIME ROSTER: ALPHABETICAL S W ALL-TIME HEAD COACH ROSTER Jenn Salling, 2009-11 Robyn Waddle, 2001 Scott Centala, (co-head coach) Amy Scappini, 1995 Maggie Wagner, 2010-11 2004: 40-19 (.678) Dana Schellenger, 1996 Nancy Wagner, 1993-94 Livy Schiele, 2019-p Bryana Walker, 2011-14 Steve Dailey, (co-head coach) Madi Schreyer, 2016-17 Shannon Walsh, 1999-01 2004: 40-19 (.678) Mac Schulz, 2019-p Ashlyn Watson, 2006-09 Kristin Shumaker, 2007 Mercedes Wetmore, 2013-14 Heather Tarr Leslie Scott, 2002-03 Brittany Werre, 2015-p 2005-present: 584-235-1 (.703) Karen Shaull, 1993-94 Nicole Wicks, 2001-02 Alyssa Simons 2017 Robyn Wike, 2004 Teresa Wilson Becky Simpson, 1999-02 Megan Wikstrom, 1993-95 1993-2003: 532-198-1 (.728) Marie Smith, 1996-97 Bridget Wilcox, 1999-00 Taylor Smith, 2009-12 Jace Williams, 2008 ALL-TIME ASSISTANT COACH Tannon Snow, 2016 Niki Williams, 2009-12 ROSTER Kimberlee Souza, 2012-16 Jessica Wilkinson, 2002-05 Jennifer Spediacci, 1997-00 Mindy Williams, 1993-96 Ashley Andrews, 2015-16 Kasey Stanchek, 2012-15 Stephanie Wold, 1993 Cindy Ball, 2011-12 Casey Stangel, 2015-2017 S h aw n a Wr i g h t , 2 010 - 13 Gina Carbonatto, 2008-10 Bailey Stenson, 2007-2010 Brooke Woodward, 2006 Scott Centrala, 1997-03 Tami Storseth, 1993-96 Jennifer Cline, 1998-2000 Dani Stuart, 2007-09 Y Drew Christmon, 2001-02 Morgan Stuart, 2008-11 Michelle Yarbrough, 1998 J.T. D’Amico, 2009-p Kelli Suguro, 2012-2015 Steve Dailey, 2003 Jenn Sumsky, 1999 Z Brad Ditter, 2013-14 Amanda Fleischman (SA), 2011 Rylleigh Zbarschuk, 2014 T Eve Gaw, 1999-00 & 2005-08 Heather Tarr, 1994-97 BOLD INDICATES CURRENT Lance Glasoe, 2009-14 & 2017-p Geoff Hirai 2006-08 Missy Taukeiaho, 2013 PLAYERS. Traci Tawney, 2000-03 Dru Hester, (SA) 2008-10 Kirstyn Thomas, 2015-18 Whitney Jones, 2017-p Jenny Topping, 1999-00 Angie Marzetta, 1997 Francesca Torraca, 2019-p Sara Pickering, (SA) 1998 John Rittman, 1994-96 Ashley Tuiasosopo, 2008-11 Mike Roberts, 2015-2017 Dena Tyson, 2003-07 Mitch Roberts (GA), 2017 V Jennifer Salling (GA), 2016-17 Heather Tarr, (SA) 1998 Taylor Van Zee, 2015-18 Traci Tawney, 2004 Megan Vandegrift, 2019-p Michelle Thiry, 2006-07 Jessica Ventoza, 2008-09 Nancy Wagner (GA), 1995 Robert Wagner, 2005 Katie Wiese (GA), 1996

72 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS ALL TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS 1993 1998 2003 PAC-10 OVERALL PAC-10 OVERALL PAC-10 OVERALL W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT UCLA 25 1 .962 50 5 .909 Arizona 27 1 .964 67 4 .943 Arizona 19 2 .905 56 7 .889 Arizona 15 3 .833 44 8 .846 Washington 19 9 .678 52 15 .776 UCLA 17 4 .809 54 7 .885 Arizona State 13 11 .545 34 26 .567 Stanford 17 11 .607 41 18 .694 California 10 11 .476 49 20 .714 California 12 10 .545 37 20 .649 California 12 14 .461 35 27 .565 Oregon 10 11 .476 37 19 .660 Oregon 8 8 .500 18 16 .529 Oregon 10 18 .357 40 31 .563 Washington 9 12 .428 47 16 .742 Oregon State 6 13 .316 13 19 .406 Arizona State 9 19 .321 38 27 .584 Stanford 7 14 .333 41 26 .612 Washington 7 18 .280 31 27 .535 UCLA 8 18 .307 18 27 .400 Arizona State 7 14 .333 32 25 .561 Stanford 0 22 .000 1 41 .024 Oregon State 8 20 .285 27 28 .490 Oregon State 5 16 .238 36 31 .537

1994 1999 2004 PAC-10 OVERALL PAC-10 OVERALL PAC-10 OVERALL W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT Arizona 23 1 .958 64 3 .955 UCLA 22 6 .786 63 6 .913 Arizona 17 3 .850 55 6 .902 UCLA 16 6 .723 43 14 .754 Arizona 19 9 .679 53 16 .768 California 13 8 .619 53 13 .803 Washington 14 10 .583 44 21 .694 Washington 15 12 .555 51 18 .739 Stanford 13 8 .619 49 19 .721 Oregon 12 12 .500 38 22 .633 Oregon State 14 14 .500 47 25 .653 UCLA 12 8 .600 47 9 .839 California 10 12 .455 40 21 .746 California 13 14 .481 51 22 .699 Washington 10 10 .500 40 19 .678 Arizona State 7 17 .292 22 41 .349 Oregon 10 18 .357 40 29 .580 Oregon 10 11 .476 42 21 .667 Oregon State 0 24 .000 16 41 .281 Stanford 10 18 .357 40 25 .615 Oregon State 4 17 .190 44 28 .611 Arizona State 8 20 .285 41 28 .594 Arizona State 3 17 .150 33 31 .516 1995 PAC-10 OVERALL 2000 2005 W L PCT W L PCT PAC-10 OVERALL PAC-10 OVERALL Arizona 24 4 .857 66 6 .917 W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT UCLA 23 4 .852 50 6 .893 Washington 17 4 .810 62 9 .873 Calfornia 13 8 .620 52 15 .777 California 20 8 .714 41 21 .661 Arizona 16 4 .800 59 9 .868 Arizona 13 8 .620 45 12 .789 Washington 17 11 .607 50 23 .685 UCLA 14 7 .667 46 12 .788 Oregon State 13 8 .620 43 16 .728 Oregon 12 15 .444 25 26 .490 Stanford 9 12 .429 45 18 .714 Stanford 13 8 .620 43 16 .728 Arizona State 10 18 .357 29 26 .527 Arizona State 8 13 .381 43 20 .683 UCLA 11 10 .524 40 20 .666 Oregon State 4 26 .133 13 41 .241 Oregon State 7 13 .350 40 21 .653 Washington 10 11 .476 35 22 .614 Stanford 1 27 .036 14 36 .280 California 6 15 .286 49 25 .662 Oregon 7 14 .333 36 25 .590 Oregon 6 15 .286 36 29 .554 Arizona State 4 17 .191 30 26 .535 1996 PAC-10 OVERALL 2001 2006 W L PCT W L PCT PAC-10 OVERALL PAC-10 OVERALL Washington 23 4 .852 59 9 .868 W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT Arizona 23 5 .821 58 9 .866 Arizona 19 2 .905 65 4 .942 UCLA 15 5 .750 50 9 .847 UCLA 20 7 .741 47 11 .810 UCLA 16 5 .762 62 6 .912 Arizona 15 6 .714 54 11 .831 California 14 12 .538 41 23 .641 Washington 11 10 .524 40 23 .635 California 12 9 .714 48 14 .774 Arizona State 10 18 .357 34 27 .557 Stanford 11 10 .524 54 16 .768 Arizona St. 11 10 .524 53 15 .779 Stanford 7 19 .269 24 29 .453 Oregon State 10 10 .500 44 24 .645 Oregon St. 10 10 .500 43 16 .729 Oregon 5 18 .217 21 30 .412 Arizona State 9 12 .429 36 22 .621 Stanford 10 11 .476 42 18 .700 Oregon State 3 22 .120 15 35 .300 California 6 14 .300 54 18 .750 Washington 6 15 .286 35 25 .583 Oregon 1 20 .048 28 40 .412 Oregon 4 17 .190 24 29 .453 1997 PAC-10 OVERALL 2002 2007 W L PCT W L PCT PAC-10 OVERALL PAC-10 OVERALL Arizona 26 1 .963 61 5 .924 W L PCT W L PCT W L T PCT W L T PCT UCLA 21 7 .750 49 14 .778 UCLA 18 3 .857 55 9 .859 Arizona 15 5 1 .738 50 14 1 .777 Washington 16 11 .593 50 19 .725 Arizona 15 6 .714 55 12 .821 Arizona State 13 8 0 .619 54 17 0 .761 California 13 14 .481 36 26 .581 Washington 13 8 .619 46 18 .719 Washington 12 9 0 .571 42 19 0 .689 Stanford 10 18 .357 31 27 .534 California 12 9 .571 56 19 .747 UCLA 12 9 0 .571 37 18 0 .673 Arizona State 9 19 .321 32 25 .561 Arizona State 10 11 .476 46 20 .697 Oregon State 10 11 0 .476 41 23 0 .641 Oregon 9 19 .321 24 25 .408 Stanford 7 14 .333 44 20 .688 Stanford 7 13 1 .357 35 21 1 .623 Oregon State 6 21 .222 29 34 .461 Oregon State 7 14 .333 40 25 .615 Oregon 7 14 0 .333 44 19 0 .698 Oregon 2 19 .095 24 30 .444 California 7 14 0 .333 34 32 0 .515

GOHUSKIES.COM 73 HUSKY RECORDS ALL TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS 2008 2013 2018 PAC-10 OVERALL PAC-12 OVERALL PAC-12 OVERALL W L T PCT W L T PCT W L PCT W L PCT W L T PCT W L T PCT Arizona State 18 3 0 .857 66 5 0 .930 Oregon 19 5 .792 50 11 .820 Oregon 21 3 0 .875 53 10 0 .841 UCLA 17 4 0 .810 51 9 0 .850 Arizona State 16 8 .667 50 12 .806 UCLA 20 4 0 .833 58 7 0 .892 Arizona 13 8 0 .619 41 19 0 .683 Washington 16 8 .667 45 17 .726 Arizona State 16 8 0 .667 48 13 0 .787 Stanford 11 10 0 .524 49 15 0 .766 Stanford 13 11 .542 39 21 .650 Washington 15 8 0 .652 52 10 0 .838 California 7 14 0 .333 43 27 0 .614 UCLA 10 14 .417 40 20 .667 Arizona 13 11 0 .542 43 16 0 .729 Washington 7 14 0 .333 30 25 1 .545 California 10 14 .417 38 19 .667 Oregon State 9 14 0 .391 30 28 0 .517 Oregon State 6 15 0 .286 28 31 0 .475 Arizona 9 15 .375 33 26 .559 California 7 16 0 .304 35 21 0 .625 Oregon 5 16 0 .238 35 29 0 .547 Oregon State 8 16 .333 34 24 .586 Stanford 3 21 0 .125 24 31 0 .436 Utah 7 17 .292 24 30 .445 Utah 2 21 0 .095 20 30 0 .400 2009 PAC-10 OVERALL 2014 W L PCT W L PCT PAC-12 OVERALL UCLA 16 5 .762 45 11 .804 W L T PCT W L T PCT Washington 14 7 .667 51 12 .810 Oregon 20 3 1 .854 56 9 1 .856 Arizona 13 7 .650 46 17 .730 UCLA 19 5 0 .792 52 8 0 .867 Stanford 13 8 .619 48 11 .814 Arizona St. 15 7 1 .674 46 12 1 .788 California 10 10 .500 38 20 .655 Washington 13 9 0 .591 37 15 0 .712 Arizona State 10 11 .476 47 19 .712 Arizona 14 10 0 .583 44 16 0 .733 Oregon State 4 17 .190 25 30 .455 Utah 8 15 0 .348 31 24 0 .564 Oregon 3 18 .143 16 34 .320 Oregon St. 5 17 0 .227 18 31 0 .367 Stanford 5 19 0 .208 30 25 0 .545 2010 California 4 18 0 .182 23 29 0 .442 PAC-10 OVERALL W L PCT W L PCT 2015 Washington 17 4 .810 50 9 .847 PAC-12 OVERALL UCLA 14 7 .667 50 11 .819 W L T PCT W L T PCT Arizona 13 8 .619 52 14 .788 Oregon 21 3 0 .875 51 8 0 .864 California 10 11 .476 44 19 .698 UCLA 19 5 0 .792 51 12 0 .810 Arizona State 10 11 .476 44 17 .721 Arizona 13 11 0 .542 41 20 0 .672 Stanford 8 13 .381 37 19 .661 Utah 12 11 0 .522 36 19 0 .655 Oregon 8 13 .380 36 21 .632 Arizona State 12 11 0 .522 36 22 0 .621 Oregon State 4 17 .190 24 31 .436 Washington 11 11 0 .500 42 17 0 .712 California 10 14 0 .417 39 18 0 .684 2011 Oregon State 6 18 0 .250 26 26 0 .500 PAC-10 OVERALL Stanford 2 22 0 .083 17 37 0 .315 W L PCT W L PCT Arizona State 17 4 .810 60 6 .909 2016 California 15 6 .714 45 13 .776 PAC-12 OVERALL Oregon 11 10 .524 42 16 .724 W L T PCT W L T PCT Arizona 11 10 .524 43 18 .705 Oregon 20 4 0 .833 48 10 0 .828 Stanford 10 11 .476 37 16 .698 UCLA 16 5 1 .750 40 15 1 .711 Washington 9 12 .429 37 16 .698 Washington 16 8 0 .667 39 15 0 .722 UCLA 9 12 .429 36 19 .655 Utah 13 10 0 .565 35 22 0 .632 Oregon State 2 19 .095 19 27 .413 Arizona 13 11 0 .542 40 21 0 .656 California 9 11 1 .452 33 24 1 .578 2012 Oregon State 10 14 0 .391 30 20 0 .598 PAC-12 OVERALL Arizona State 6 8 0 .261 32 26 0 .552 W L PCT W L PCT Stanford 0 24 0 .000 13 35 0 .271 California 21 3 .875 58 7 .892 Arizona State 18 4 .818 53 11 .828 2017 Oregon 13 9 .591 44 18 .710 PAC-12 OVERALL Arizona 12 12 .500 38 19 .667 W L T PCT W L T PCT UCLA 12 12 .500 36 20 .643 Arizona 18 6 0 .750 52 9 0 .852 Stanford 11 13 .458 40 19 .678 Oregon 17 6 0 .739 54 8 0 .870 Oregon State 9 14 .391 36 23 .610 Washington 16 8 0 .667 50 14 0 .781 Washington 7 16 .304 39 19 .672 UCLA 16 8 0 .667 48 15 0 .762 Utah 2 22 .083 28 28 .500 Utah 13 9 0 .591 37 16 0 .698 Arizona State 9 15 0 .375 31 22 0 .585 Oregon State 9 15 0 .375 27 27 0 .500 California 6 17 0 .261 32 24 0 .571 Stanford 2 22 0 .083 19 32 0 .372

74 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR BATTING LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE AT BATS RUNS 1993 Angie Marzetta .472 1993 Angie Marzetta 199 1993 Angie Marzetta 60 1994 Angie Marzetta .373 1994 Shelley Brown 208 1994 Shelley Brown 48 1995 Jennifer Cline .354 1995 Tami Storseth 247 1995 Tami Storseth 66 1996 Sara Pickering .405 1996 Michelle Church 222 1996 Tami Storseth 70 1997 Sara Pickering .413 1997 Shelley Brown 234 1997 Shelley Brown 54 1998 Eve Gaw .345 1998 Rosie Leutzinger 212 1998 Kim DePaul 38 Erin Helgeland .345 1999 Kelly Hauxhurst 218 1999 Rosie Leutzinger 55 1999 Becky Newbry .436 2000 Rosie Leutzinger 242 2000 Rosie Leutzinger 60 2000 Jenny Topping .438 2001 Kelly Hauxhurst 189 2001 Jaime Clark 51 2001 Kelly Hauxhurst .386 2002 Becky Simpson 214 2002 Jaime Clark 59 2002 Jaime Clark .431 2003 Amanda Oleson 219 2003 Jaime Clark 60 2003 Kristen Rivera .395 2004 Dominique Lastrapes 202 2004 Dominique Lastrapes 41 2004 Kristen Rivera .385 2005 Ashley Charters 174 2005 Ashley Charters 53 2005 Ashley Charters .374 Dominique Lastrapes 174 2006 Dominique Lastrapes 39 2006 Ashley Charters .368 2006 Ashley Charters 204 2007 Ashley Charters 59 2007 Dena Tyson .399 2007 Ashley Charters 202 2008 Marnie Koziol 36 2008 Alicia Blake .345 2008 Bailey Stenson 190 2009 Ashley Charters 65 2009 Ashley Charters .447 2009 Ashley Charters 215 2010 Jenn Salling 51 2010 Niki Williams .357 2010 Shawna Wright 173 2011 Kimi Pohlman 57 2011 Taylor Smith .444 2011 Kimi Pohlman 183 2012 Victoria Hayward 49 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby .385 2012 Kimi Pohlman 175 2013 Victoria Hayward 57 2013 Victoria Hayward .372 2013 Victoria Hayward 196 2014 Victoria Hayward 47 2014 Victoria Hayward .408 2014 Victoria Hayward 157 2015 Ali Aguilar 66 2015 Ali Aguilar .411 2015 Ali Aguilar 190 2016 Ali Aguilar 76 2016 Trysten Melhart .378 2016 Ali Aguilar 170 2017 Ali Aguilar 62 2017 Taylor Van Zee .367 2017 Taylor Van Zee 207 2018 Sis Bates 53 2018 Sis Bates .389 2018 Taylor Van Zee 204 HITS 1993 Angie Marzetta 94 1994 Shelley Brown 69 1995 Tami Storseth 85 1996 Sara Pickering 87 1997 Sara Pickering 88 1998 Rosie Leutzinger 68 1999 Becky Newbry 92 2000 Rosie Leutzinger 85 2001 Kelly Hauxhurst 73 2002 Jaime Clark 84 2003 Kristen Rivera 73 2004 Dominique Lastrapes 75 Sis Bates led the 2018 squad in runs and average right to 2005 Ashley Charters 65 the WCWS Championship Series. 2006 Ashley Charters 75 2007 Ashley Charters 79 2008 Bailey Stenson 63 2009 Ashley Charters 96 2010 Kimi Pohlman 69 2011 Kimi Pohlman 79 2012 Kimi Pohlman 64 2013 Victoria Hayward 73 2014 Victoria Hayward 64 2015 Ali Aguilar 78 2016 Ali Aguilar 62 Taylor Van Zee 62 2017 Taylor Van Zee 76 Morgan Stuart plated 37 runners in 2009 en route to Dena Tyson led the team in batting average in 2007 on UW’s fi rst National Championship (2009). the road to a third place fi nish at the WCWS. 2018 Taylor Van Zee 76

GOHUSKIES.COM 75 HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR BATTING LEADERS RUNS BATTED IN TRIPLES DOUBLES 1993 Jennifer Cline 53 1993 Tami Storseth 4 1993 Jennifer Cline 13 1994 Michelle Church 64 1994 Michelle Church 6 1994 Sara Pickering 16 1995 Michelle Church 62 1995 Tami Storseth 4 1995 Sara Pickering 24 1996 Jennifer Cline 71 1996 Becky Newbry 5 1996 Sara Pickering 24 1997 Sara Pickering 64 1997 Leanne Rosser 5 1997 Sara Pickering 27 1998 Eve Gaw 37 1998 Rosie Leutzinger 3 1998 Kim DePaul 11 1999 Becky Newbry 55 Becky Newbry 3 1999 Kim DePaul 15 2000 Jenny Topping 90 1999 Becky Newbry 5 Becky Newbry 15 2001 Jaime Clark 52 2000 Rosie Leutzinger 3 2000 Rosie Leutzinger 25 2002 Jaime Clark 75 2001 Jaime Clark 5 2001 Jaime Clark 11 2003 Kristen Rivera 71 2002 Becky Simpson 7 2002 Jaime Clark 14 2004 Sarah Hyatt 49 2003 Jaime Clark 3 2003 Kathy Fiske 13 2005 Kristen Rivera 54 2004 Aimee Minor 3 Dena Tyson 13 2006 Sarah Hyatt 38 2005 Four tied 1 2004 Aimee Minor 12 2007 Dena Tyson 50 2006 Ashley Charters 5 2005 Dominique Lastrapes 13 2008 Morgan Stuart 39 2007 Ashley Charters 4 2006 Dena Tyson 13 2009 Morgan Stuart 37 2008 None 0 2007 Lauren Greer 13 2010 Danielle Lawrie 57 2009 Ashley Charters 6 2008 Alicia Blake 13 2011 Niki Williams 56 2010 Kimi Pohlman 4 2009 Morgan Stuart 16 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 63 Jenn Salling 4 2010 Shawna Wright 13 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 62 2011 Jenn Salling 3 2011 Jenn Salling 17 2014 Kylee Lahners 61 2012 Niki Williams 5 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 15 2015 Courtney Gano 59 2013 Victoria Hayward 6 2013 Kimberlee Souza 12 2016 Ali Aguilar 70 2014 Whitney Jones 1 2014 Whitney Jones 13 Hooch Fagaly 1 2017 Morganne Flores 74 2015 Ali Aguilar 23 Marki Creger-Zier 1 2018 Kirstyn Thomas 55 2016 Taylor Van Zee 16 2015 Dani Braun 2 2017 Taylor Van Zee 17 HOME RUNS 2016 Julia DePonte 4 2018 Taylor Van Zee 20 2017 Sis Bates 6 1993 Jennifer Cline 9 2018 Sis Bates 3 1994 Jennifer Cline 11 1995 Jennifer Cline 13 1996 Jennifer Cline 10 1997 Sara Pickering 10 1998 Eve Gaw 8 1999 Kim DePaul 7 2000 Jenny Topping 24 2001 Jaime Clark 14 2002 Jaime Clark 19 2003 Kristen Rivera 25 2004 Kristen Rivera 17 2005 Kristen Rivera 21 2006 Sarah Hyatt 8 2007 Dena Tyson 18 2008 Alicia Blake 7 Morgan Stuart 7 2009 Ashlyn Watson 11 2010 Danielle Lawrie 15 2011 Niki Williams 14 2012 Kylee Lahners 11 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 12 2014 Kylee Lahners 17 2015 Courtney Gano 18 2016 Ali Aguilar 21 2017 Ali Aguilar 14 Courtney Gano let the Huskies with 18 homeruns in a 2018 Julia DePonte 15 recordsetting offensive year for the Huskies (2015).

76 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR BATTING LEADERS STOLEN BASES STOLEN BASES ATTEMPTED WALKS 1993 Angie Marzetta 59 1993 Angie Marzetta 63 1993 Jennifer Cline 53 1994 Angie Marzetta 40 1994 Angie Marzetta 44 1994 Jennifer Cline 29 1995 Tami Storseth 45 1995 Tami Storseth 48 1995 Jennifer Cline 51 1996 Tami Storseth 31 1996 Tami Storseth 33 1996 Jennifer Cline 42 1997 Shelley Brown 47 1997 Shelley Brown 55 1997 Heather Tarr 32 1998 Rosie Leutzinger 35 1998 Rosie Leutzinger 39 1998 Eve Gaw 29 1999 Rosie Leutzinger 28 1999 Rosie Leutzinger 33 1999 Jennifer Spediacci 32 2000 Rosie Leutzinger 29 2000 Rosie Leutzinger 33 2000 Kim DePaul 56 2001 Kim DePaul 13 2001 Kim DePaul 16 Jenny Topping 56 Becky Simpson 13 2002 Jaime Clark 26 2001 Kim DePaul 31 2002 Jaime Clark 24 Rita Roach 26 2002 Jamie Clark 29 2003 Jaime Clark 25 2003 Jaime Clark 31 Kristin Rivera 29 2004 Amanda Oleson 10 2004 Amanda Oleson 15 Nicholson 29 2005 Ashley Charters 33 2005 Ashley Charters 38 2003 Kristen Rivera 29 2006 Ashley Charters 27 2006 Ashley Charters 29 2004 Kristen Rivera 54 2007 Ashley Charters 36 2007 Ashley Charters 41 2005 Kristen Rivera 68 2008 Marnie Koziol 24 2008 Marnie Koziol 27 2006 Sarah Hyatt 29 2009 Ashley Charters 37 2009 Ashley Charters 42 2007 Dena Tyson 41 2010 Kimi Pohlman 22 2010 Kimi Pohlman 25 2008 Alicia Blake 18 Jace Williams 18 2011 Kimi Pohlman 25 2011 Kimi Pohlman 29 Morgan Stuart 18 2012 Kimi Pohlman 22 2012 Kimi Pohlman 22 2009 Ashley Charters 27 2013 Victoria Hayward 22 2013 Victoria Hayward 25 2010 Jenn Salling 41 2014 Victoria Hayward 28 2014 Victoria Hayward 30 2011 Jenn Salling 40 2015 Taylor Van Zee 9 2015 Taylor Van Zee 11 Nikia Williams 40 Kelly Burdick 9 2016 Trysten Melhart 9 2012 Nikia Williams 44 2016 Trysten Melhart 8 2017 Trysten Melhart 20 2013 Hooch Fagaly 42 2017 Trysten Melhart 19 2018 Kelly Burdick 24 2014 Kaitlin Inglesby 44 2018 Kelly Burdick 23 2015 Kylee Lahners 54 2016 Ali Aguilar 39 2017 Casey Stangel 41 2018 Emma Helm 28

Kimi Pohlman turned on the afterburners leading the Emma Helm lead the team in free passes with team in stolen bases in each of her last three seasons. 28 walks in 2018.

GOHUSKIES.COM 77 HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR BATTING LEADERS HIT-BY-PITCH SACRIFICE HITS SACRIFICE FLIES 1993 Angie Marzetta 5 1993 Chellee Bennett 5 1993 Jennifer Cline 6 1994 Angie Marzetta 6 Allison Mick 5 1994 Jennifer Cline 4 Tami Storseth 6 1994 Shelley Brown 5 Sara Pickering 4 1995 Kara Gustine 4 1995 Shelley Brown 9 1995 Kara Gustine 6 Mindy Williams 4 1996 Mindy Williams 9 1996 Sara Pickering 7 1996 Tami Storseth 11 1997 Shelley Brown 6 1997 Sara Pickering 7 1997 Shelley Brown 6 Rosie Leutzinger 6 1998 Kim DePaul 3 1998 Kim DePaul 8 1998 Kim DePaul 7 1999 Jennifer Spediacci 4 1999 Rosie Leutzinger 10 1999 Kelly Hauxhurst 15 2000 Jenny Topping 4 2000 Kim DePaul 19 2000 Melissa Downs 14 2001 Kim DePaul 3 2001 Jaime Clark 16 2001 Kim DePaul 9 2002 6 Tied 1 2002 Courtney Jeffries 9 2002 Kathy Fiske 6 2003 Jaime Clark 2 2003 Aimee Minor 10 2003 Rita Roach 15 Kristen Rivera 2 2004 Aimee Minor 7 2004 Rita Roach 11 2004 Sarah Hyatt 4 Kristen Rivera 7 2005 Lauren Greer 6 2005 Callie Bergan 2 2005 Aimee Minor 8 Jacki Hansen 6 2006 Aimee Minor 2 2006 Aimee Minor 8 2006 Sarah Hyatt 4 2007 Alicia Blake 5 2007 Danielle Lawrie 3 Brooke Woodward 4 2008 Alicia Blake 3 Nicole Moojen 3 2007 Marnie Koziol 17 2009 Ashlyn Watson 5 Alicia Blake 3 2008 Alyson McWherter 9 2010 Shawna Wright 3 2008 Morgan Stuart 7 Marnie Koziol 9 2011 6 Tied 1 2009 Morgan Stuart 12 2009 Kimi Pohlman 6 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 4 Alicia Blake 6 2010 Morgan Stuart 11 Nikia Williams 4 2010 Hooch Fagaly 5 2011 Morgan Stuart 15 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 5 Jenn Salling 5 2012 Kimberlee Souza 18 2014 Hooch Fagaly 4 2011 Jerrin Fa’asua 4 2013 Kimberlee Souza 9 2015 Casey Stangel 4 2012 Victoria Hayward 5 2014 Whitney Jones 10 2016 Ali Aguilar 3 2013 Victoria Hayward 12 2015 Kimberlee Souza 10 2017 Taylor Van Zee 3 2014 Hooch Fagaly 6 2016 Kimberlee Souza 11 Morganne Flores 3 2017 Ali Aguilar 9 2015 Taylor Van Zee 6 Sis Bates 3 Kimberlee Souza 6 2018 Sis Bates 6 2018 Julia DePonte 4 2016 Taylor Van Zee 12 2017 Sis Bates 9 2018 Sis Bates 9

2016 Hall of Fame inductee Sara Pickering led the team A true triple threat Jenn Salling led the team in OBP Dual threat, Eve Gaw, not only shut down hitters she also with seven sacrafi ce fl ies in 1996 and 1997. in both 2010 and 2011. led the team in slugging percentage in 1998.

78 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING LEADERS SLUGGING PERCENTAGE EARNED RUN AVG. 1993 Jennifer Cline .664 1993 Stephanie Burns 1.49 1994 Jennifer Cline .627 1994 Stephanie Burns 1.28 1995 Jennifer Cline .621 1995 Stephanie Burns 1.22 1996 Jennifer Cline .622 1996 Heather Meyer 1.22 1997 Sara Pickering .690 1997 Jennifer Spediacci 1.96 1998 Eve Gaw .552 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 1.15 1999 Becky Newbry .597 1999 Jamie Graves 0.76 2000 Jenny Topping .960 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 0.67 2001 Jaime Clark .734 2001 Tia Bollinger 1.12 2002 Jaime Clark .826 2002 Ashley Boek 1.19 2003 Kristen Rivera .859 2003 Tia Bollinger 1.32 2004 Kristen Rivera .825 2004 Ashley Boek 1.65 2005 Kristen Rivera .913 2005 Caitlin Noble 2.05 2006 Dominique Lastrapes .500 2006 Danielle Lawrie 1.44 Gabbie Plain is the fi rst Husky hurler to throw 2007 Dena Tyson .791 2007 Danielle Lawrie 1.54 100+ innings while allowing fewer than 100 hits. 2008 Alicia Blake .552 2008 Aleah Macon 1.93 2009 Ashley Charters .674 2009 Danielle Lawrie 0.97 2010 Taylor Smith .635 2010 Danielle Lawrie 1.11 2011 Taylor Smith .944 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 2.38 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby .673 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 2.31 2014 Kylee Lahners .745 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 1.95 2015 Ali Aguilar .795 2014 Kaitlin Inglesby 2.10 2016 Ali Aguilar .824 2015 Hailey Bator 4.48 2017 Ali Aguilar .665 2016 Taran Alvelo 3.16 2018 Julia DePonte .652 2017 Taran Alvelo 2.07 2018 Gabbie Plain 1.01 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE 1993 Jennifer Cline .524 APPEARANCES Dena Tyson led the team in OBP during the 2007 seasons en route to a third-place fi nish at the WCWS. 1994 Angie Marzetta .451 1993 Stephanie Burns 44 1995 Jennifer Cline .486 1994 Stephanie Burns 44 1996 Jennifer Cline .506 1995 Eve Gaw 41 1997 Sara Pickering .484 1996 Heather Meyer 41 1998 Eve Gaw .440 1997 Jamie Graves 53 1999 Becky Newbry .496 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 41 2000 Jenny Topping .565 1999 Jamie Graves 43 2001 Jaime Clark .469 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 45 2002 Jaime Clark .504 2001 Tia Bollinger 50 2003 Kristen Rivera .489 2002 Tia Bollinger 46 2004 Kristen Rivera .569 2003 Tia Bollinger 51 2005 Kristen Rivera .593 2004 Ashley Boek 46 2006 Aimee Minor .446 2005 Ashley Boek 45 Heather Meyer led the 1996 team in ERA (1.22), 2007 Dena Tyson .536 2006 Danielle Lawrie 45 apperances (41) and wins (25). 2008 Jace Williams .411 2007 Danielle Lawrie 49 2009 Ashley Charters .508 2008 Aleah Macon 40 2010 Jenn Salling .481 2009 Danielle Lawrie 52 2011 Jenn Salling .508 2010 Danielle Lawrie 48 2012 Niki Williams .475 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 43 2013 Hooch Fagaly .484 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 40 2014 Victoria Hayward .508 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 41 2015 Kylee Lahners .544 2014 Bryana Walker 38 2016 Ali Aguilar .488 2015 Kasey Stanchek 36 2017 Ali Aguilar .480 2016 Taran Alvelo 32 2018 Sis Bates .471 2017 Taran Alvelo 47 2018 Taran Alvelo 35 Kaitlin Inglesby led the team in innings pitched in all four seasons (2011-14).

GOHUSKIES.COM 79 HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING LEADERS GAMES STARTED WINS WINNING PCT. 1993 Stephanie Burns 39 1993 Stephanie Burns 21 1993 Stephanie Burns .538 1994 Stephanie Burns 34 1994 Stephanie Burns 25 1994 Stephanie Burns .679 1995 Eve Gaw 39 1995 Eve Gaw 27 1995 Eve Gaw .771 1996 Eve Gaw 29 1996 Heather Meyer 25 1996 Eve Gaw .909 1997 Eve Gaw 23 1997 Jamie Graves 21 1997 Jamie Graves .778 Jamie Graves 23 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 27 1998 Jennifer Spediacci .818 Jennifer Spediacci 23 1999 Jamie Graves 25 1999 Jamie Graves .735 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 31 Jennifer Spediacci 25 Jennifer Spediacci .735 1999 Jennifer Spediacci 34 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 34 2000 Jennifer Spediacci .872 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 36 2001 Tia Bollinger 36 2001 Tia Bollinger .818 2001 Tia Bollinger 39 2002 Tia Bollinger 20 2002 Ashley Boek .864 2002 Tia Bollinger 30 2003 Tia Bollinger 28 2003 Tia Bollinger .757 2003 Tia Bollinger 39 2004 Ashley Boek 29 2004 Ashley Boek .763 2004 Ashley Boek 43 2005 Ashley Boek 20 2005 Caitlin Noble .652 2005 Ashley Boek 33 2006 Danielle Lawrie 23 2006 Danielle Lawrie .589 2006 Danielle Lawrie 35 2007 Danielle Lawrie 39 2007 Danielle Lawrie .705 2007 Danielle Lawrie 39 2008 Aleah Macon 17 2008 Caitlin Noble .591 2008 Aleah Macon 29 2009 Danielle Lawrie 42 2009 Danielle Lawrie .840 2009 Danielle Lawrie 50 2010 Danielle Lawrie 40 2010 Danielle Lawrie .889 2010 Danielle Lawrie 44 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 25 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby .714 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 27 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 19 2012 Kasey Stanchek .833 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 30 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 23 2013 Bryana Walker .650 2013 Bryana Walker 35 2014 Bryana Walker 19 2014 Kaitlin Inglesby .762 2014 Bryana Walker 29 2015 Kasey Stanchek 15 2015 Hailey Bator .800 2015 Kasey Stanchek 28 2016 Taran Alvelo 18 2016 Taran Alvelo .720 2016 Taran Alvelo 25 2017 Taran Alvelo 35 2017 Taran Alvelo .786 2017 Taran Alvelo 35 2018 Taran Alvelo 23 2018 Taran Alvelo .821 2018 Taran Alvelo 27

Taran Alvelo’s 35 wins in 2017 is the most in a single season since Danielle Lawrie in 2010.

Stephanie Burns got the program started with 154 strike- Nancy Wagner saw the fewest hits over seven innings Tia Bollinger led the pitching staff in fewest walks over outs in its inaugural season (1993). throwing during the 1993 and 1994 seasons. seven innings thrown during her Husky career (2001-04).

80 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING LEADERS SAVES COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS 1993 Stephanie Burns 1 1993 Stephanie Burns 31 1993 Stephanie Burns 6 1994 Stephanie Burns 2 1994 Stephanie Burns 28 1994 Stephanie Burns 10 1995 Heather Meyer 1 1995 Stephanie Burns 27 1995 Eve Gaw 12 1996 Heather Meyer 2 1996 Eve Gaw 15 1996 Heather Meyer 8 1997 Jamie Graves 6 Heather Meyer 15 1997 Jamie Graves 6 1998 Jamie Graves 3 1997 Jennifer Spediacci 10 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 8 1999 Jamie Graves 1 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 23 1999 Jennifer Spediacci 11 Jennifer Spediacci 1 1999 Jennifer Spediacci 20 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 16 Bridget Wilcox 1 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 27 2001 Tia Bollinger 11 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 1 2001 Tia Bollinger 30 2002 Tia Bollinger 3 Bridget Wilcox 1 2002 Tia Bollinger 11 2003 Tia Bollinger 10 2001 Shannon Walsh 1 2003 Tia Bollinger 27 2004 Ashley Boek 11 2002 Tia Bollinger 7 2004 Ashley Boek 34 2005 Ashley Boek 9 2003 Tia Bollinger 5 2005 Ashley Boek 19 2006 Danielle Lawrie 9 2004 Ashley Boek 2 2006 Danielle Lawrie 29 2007 Danielle Lawrie 11 2005 Ashey Boek 2 2007 Danielle Lawrie 33 2008 Aleah Macon 5 2006 Danielle Lawrie 2 2008 Aleah Macon 22 2009 Danielle Lawrie 21 2007 Danielle Lawrie 3 2009 Danielle Lawrie 46 2010 Danielle Lawrie 24 2008 Aleah Macon 1 2010 Danielle Lawrie 41 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 3 2009 Jenna Clifton 1 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 21 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 6 2010 Danielle Lawrie 2 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 21 2013 Bryana Walker 5 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 3 2013 Bryana Walker 17 2014 Bryana Walker 5 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 5 2014 Bryana Walker 15 2015 Kasey Stanchek 2 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 2 2015 Kasey Stanchek 10 2016 Madi Schreyer 6 2014 Kaitlin Inglesby 2 2016 Taran Alvelo 14 2017 Taran Alvelo 8 Bryana Walker 2 2017 Taran Alvelo 29 2018 Taran Alvelo 12 2015 Kasey Stanchek 2 2018 Taran Alvelo 24 2016 Taran Alvelo 1 INNINGS PITCHED Hailey Bator 1 Madi Schreyer 1 1993 Stephanie Burns 254.1 Casey Stangel 1 1994 Stephanie Burns 230.1 2017 Taran Alvelo 2 1995 Eve Gaw 216.1 2018 Taran Alvelo 3 1996 Heather Meyer 188.2 1997 Jamie Graves 197.1 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 213.1 1999 Jennifer Spediacci 226.1 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 241.1 2001 Tia Bollinger 287.0 2002 Tia Bollinger 184.0 2003 Tia Bollinger 253.2 2004 Ashley Boek 279.1 2005 Ashley Boek 196.2 2006 Danielle Lawrie 257.2 2007 Danielle Lawrie 278.0 2008 Aleah Macon 224.2 2009 Danielle Lawrie 352.2 2010 Danielle Lawrie 302.1 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 217.2 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 197.0 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 187.0 2014 Kaitlin Inglesby 153.1 2015 Kasey Stanchek 151.0 2016 Taran Alvelo 152.2 2017 Taran Alvelo 254.0 Jennifer Spediacci set the single season and program Danielle Lawrie has pitched more innings in her career 2018 Taran Alvelo 188.0 record for fewest runs over seven innings throwing. than any other Husky pitcher (1,191.1).

GOHUSKIES.COM 81 HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING LEADERS STRIKEOUTS FEWEST HITS/7 INN. FEWEST WALKS/7 INN. 1993 Stephanie Burns 154 1993 Nancy Wagner 6.13 1993 Stephanie Burns 1.65 1994 Stephanie Burns 150 1994 Nancy Wagner 4.83 1994 Stephanie Burns 0.85 1995 Eve Gaw 151 1995 Heather Meyer 4.61 1995 Stephanie Burns 0.93 1996 Heather Meyer 148 1996 Eve Gaw 5.05 1996 Stephanie Burns 0.66 1997 Jennifer Spediacci 116 1997 Jamie Graves 6.14 1997 Jamie Graves 1.24 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 212 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 4.17 1998 Jamie Graves 0.97 1999 Jennifer Spediacci 250 1999 Jennifer Spediacci 3.50 1999 Jamie Graves 0.59 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 316 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 3.92 2000 Jamie Graves 1.34 2001 Tia Bollinger 260 2001 Tia Bollinger 4.83 2001 Tia Bollinger 1.66 2002 Tia Bollinger 172 2002 Ashley Boek 5.47 2002 Tia Bollinger 2.13 2003 Tia Bollinger 207 2003 Ashley Boek 5.34 2003 Tia Bollinger 1.19 2004 Ashley Boek 283 2004 Ashley Boek 5.82 2004 Tia Bollinger 2.26 2005 Caitlin Noble 236 2005 Caitlin Noble 4.69 2005 Caitlin Noble 2.66 2006 Danielle Lawrie 387 2006 Danielle Lawrie 4.61 2006 Danielle Lawrie 2.06 2007 Danielle Lawrie 457 2007 Danielle Lawrie 4.23 2007 Danielle Lawrie 2.62 2008 Aleah Macon 262 2008 Aleah Macon 5.12 2008 Caitlin Noble 3.87 2009 Danielle Lawrie 521 2009 Danielle Lawrie 3.28 2009 Danielle Lawrie 1.51 2010 Danielle Lawrie 495 2010 Danielle Lawrie 3.92 2010 Danielle Lawrie 1.07 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 169 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 5.96 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 2.32 2012 Kaitlin Inglesby 169 2012 Kasey Stanchek 4.35 2012 Bryana Walker 2.69 2013 Bryana Walker 205 2013 Bryana Walker 5.50 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 1.95 2014 Bryana Walker 149 2014 Kaitlin Inglesby 6.04 2014 Bryana Walker 2.81 2015 Kasey Stanchek 90 2015 Kasey Stanchek 8.02 2015 Kasey Stanchek 3.38 2016 Taran Alvelo 153 2016 Taran Alvelo 7.17 2016 Madi Schreyer 2.68 2017 Taran Alvelo 200 2017 Taran Alvelo 6.12 2017 Taran Alvelo 2.29 2018 Taran Alvelo 242 2018 Taran Alvelo 3.87 2018 Taran Alvelo 1.34 FEWEST RUNS/7 INN. 1993 Stephanie Burns 2.95 1994 Nancy Wagner 1.95 1995 Heather Meyer 1.70 1996 Heather Meyer 1.49 1997 Jamie Graves 2.70 1998 Jennifer Spediacci 1.51 1999 Jamie Graves 1.32 2000 Jennifer Spediacci 0.84 2001 Tia Bollinger 1.76 2002 Ashley Boek 1.98 2003 Tia Bollinger 1.80 2004 Ashley Boek 2.44 2005 Caitlin Noble 2.70 2006 Danielle Lawrie 1.90 2007 Danielle Lawrie 2.17 2008 Aleah Macon 2.75 2009 Danielle Lawrie 1.19 2010 Danielle Lawrie 1.23 2011 Kaitlin Inglesby 2.38 2012 Bryana Walker 2.69 2013 Kaitlin Inglesby 2.06 2014 Kaitlin Inglesby 2.56 2015 Kasey Stanchek 4.77 2016 Casey Stangel 3.78 2017 Taran Alvelo 2.53 Taran Alvelo fanned more batters in 2018 than any UW Gabbie Plain set the program record for fewest runs 2018 Gabbie Plain 1.22 pitcher since 2010. allowed over seven innings in 2018 with 1.22

82 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS

PITCHING YEAR ERA W-L PCT CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB BA TB SLG% 1993 1.60 31-27 .535 42 11/0 1 385.1 365 169 88 115 242 41 13 9 1498 .244 459 .306 1994 1.44 44-21 .677 47 20/1 2 432.1 331 122 89 103 294 39 9 10 1608 .206 418 .260 1995 1.66 50-23 .685 50 28/4 1 471.1 383 177 122 109 308 57 4 21 1782 .215 511 .287 1996 1.50 59-9 .868 39 23/4 3 449.1 375 129 96 107 313 42 2 13 1694 .221 460 .272 1997 2.16 50-19 .725 24 17/2 8 471.0 415 199 145 143 326 41 3 29 1784 .233 549 .308 1998 1.24 52-15 .776 41 28/10 7 442.0 286 103 78 81 365 43 1 14 1770 .182 373 .211 1999 0.88 51-18 .739 39 32/12 3 468.2 299 99 59 71 408 34 6 14 1667 .179 417 .250 2000 0.73 62-9 .873 42 33/12 2 478.2 301 77 50 109 517 33 2 15 1704 .177 383 .225 2001 2.09 40-23 .635 37 20/7 1 414.1 341 183 124 156 342 30 6 28 1561 .218 467 .299 2002 1.44 46-18 .719 21 18/12 12 418.0 337 137 86 120 404 39 2 22 1546 .218 446 .288 2003 1.81 47-16-1 .734 39 19/4 6 428.1 344 161 111 99 389 35 2 36 1597 .215 779 .464 2004 2.20 40-19 .678 47 15/2 2 395.0 356 173 124 154 397 29 2 26 1512 .235 467 .309 2005 2.32 35-22 .614 31 17/1 3 364.1 307 175 121 172 462 41 4 25 1368 .224 431 .315 2006 1.83 35-25 .583 44 17/2 2 417.1 293 138 109 169 598 51 4 37 1504 .195 433 .288 2007 1.83 42-19 .689 45 16/2 4 417.2 287 150 109 164 615 38 3 26 1522 .189 409 .269 2008 2.18 30-25-1 .536 37 9/1 1 376.1 296 171 117 226 414 34 3 27 1380 .214 417 .302 2009 1.52 51-12 .810 53 22/0 1 437.0 269 126 95 101 564 45 7 25 1560 .172 403 .258 2010 1.70 50-9 .847 49 26/1 2 388.0 270 104 94 77 520 31 6 31 1407 .192 406 .289 2011 3.45 37-16 .698 21 6/3 5 340.2 360 192 168 135 237 52 4 38 1361 .265 534 .392 2012 2.58 39-19 .672 30 14/3 7 377.2 294 170 139 173 335 49 5 29 1394 .211 440 .436 2013 2.53 45-17 .726 31 13/4 2 404.0 343 166 146 145 382 44 4 44 1,511 .227 527 .349 2014 2.20 37-15 .712 27 14/4 4 320.2 272 121 101 138 282 31 0 27 1,190 .229 384 .323 2015 5.07 41-17 .712 16 6/3 3 369.2 461 302 268 204 173 64 6 68 1,514 .304 741 .489 2016 3.14 39-15 .722 25 9/1 4 354.2 360 204 159 151 280 43 4 36 1,394 .258 519 .372 2017 2.38 50-14 .781 36 16/4 2 417.2 388 177 142 153 308 38 3 37 1,591 .244 543 .341 2018 1.18 52-10 .839 43 25/6 3 409.2 250 81 69 95 470 36 1 17 1,470 .170 339 .231

GOHUSKIES.COM 83 HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM STATISTICS BATTING YEAR AVG GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-A 1993 .282 58 1559 265 440 58 12 15 213 567 .364 165 21 269 .356 11 32 84-97 1994 .299 65 1751 288 524 81 18 27 248 722 .412 134 35 245 .359 13 16 100-116 1995 .324 73 1985 426 644 105 14 39 363 894 .450 202 26 231 .391 20 25 90-102 1996 .343 68 1877 433 643 101 11 36 374 874 .466 218 29 210 .415 21 39 95-110 1997 .308 69 1880 353 579 83 16 32 284 790 .420 187 25 274 .376 13 42 194-229 1998 .284 67 1689 281 480 68 12 15 235 617 .365 146 28 208 .349 10 42 167-185 1999 .286 69 1797 295 514 77 12 26 264 693 .386 175 36 267 .359 11 64 110-131 2000 .304 71 1866 399 568 115 9 84 369 953 .511 251 43 311 .397 13 48 100-123 2001 .291 63 1657 294 483 58 16 45 259 708 .427 137 38 393 .357 9 39 75-101 2002 .289 64 1669 322 483 75 20 52 274 754 .452 182 33 402 .369 6 27 105-124 2003 .274 64 1678 313 460 78 8 75 277 779 .464 196 47 334 .365 6 44 64-81 2004 .273 59 1541 275 421 66 5 43 246 626 .406 192 38 338 .365 12 36 39-56 2005 .281 57 1437 316 404 61 4 80 288 713 .496 215 41 398 .389 4 33 74-94 2006 .269 60 1619 234 435 69 9 38 218 636 .393 160 20 435 .341 5 20 72-86 2007 .283 61 1607 289 455 57 10 49 268 679 .423 206 29 347 .372 11 54 79-98 2008 .276 56 1490 224 411 61 0 29 193 559 .375 140 23 335 .346 6 38 70-79 2009 .295 63 1725 329 509 71 11 51 285 755 .438 184 42 321 .373 17 26 85-101 2010 .296 59 1532 326 453 63 11 62 293 724 .473 197 33 330 .386 9 25 85-100 2011 .321 53 1460 345 469 67 9 61 307 737 .505 180 33 266 .406 6 23 61-73 2012 .294 58 1523 309 448 65 14 41 280 664 .436 206 34 232 .385 26 20 82-89 2013 .300 62 1,600 355 480 73 11 60 323 756 .472 247 28 266 .400 13 36 48-63 2014 .321 52 1,338 321 430 64 3 49 284 649 .484 219 26 246 .424 10 23 74-86 2015 .343 59 1,595 460 547 100 12 86 418 929 .582 269 37 218 .445 15 26 56-66 2016 .337 54 1,494 399 504 98 6 73 371 833 .558 229 35 253 .434 12 47 31-39 2017 .315 64 1,701 373 535 88 11 66 351 843 .496 208 19 255 .392 16 35 46-61 2018 .311 62 1,662 358 517 96 12 59 322 814 .490 199 36 285 .394 11 30 73-86

The 2018 Huskies propelled themselves to the College World Series, Championship Series for the fourth time in program history and the fi rst time since 2009.

84 HUSKY SOFTBALL HUSKY RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR FINISHES

Year Overall Record National Finish Final Ranking Conference Record Conference Finish Head Coach 1993 31-27 (.534) ------7-18 (.280) 8th Teresa Wilson 1994 44-21 (.677) Regional Participant No. 10 14-10 (.583) 3rd Teresa Wilson 1995 50-23 (.685) Regional Finals No. 15 17-11 (.607) 4th Teresa Wilson 1996 59-9 (.868) WCWS-Second No. 2 23-4 (.852) 1st Teresa Wilson 1997 50-19 (.725) WCWS-Tied Third No. 4 16-11 (.593) 3rd Teresa Wilson 1998 52-15 (.788) WCWS-Tied Third No. 3 19-9 (.679) 2nd Teresa Wilson 1999 51-18 (.739) WCWS-Second No. 2 15-12 (.556) 3rd Teresa Wilson 2000 62-9 (.873) WCWS-Tied Fifth No. 5 17-4 (.810) 1st Teresa Wilson 2001 40-23 (.635) Regional Finals No. 13 11-10 (.524) 3rd-tie Teresa Wilson 2002 46-18 (.750) Regional Participant No. 14 13-8 (.619) 3rd-tie Teresa Wilson 2003 47-16-1 (.742) WCWS-Tied Fifth No. 6 9-12 (.429) 5th Teresa Wilson 2004 40-19 (.678) Tied Seventh No. 7 10-10 (.500) 5th Scott Centala/Steve Dailey 2005 35-22 (.614) Super Regionals No. 14 10-11 (.476) 6th Heather Tarr 2006 35-25 (.583) Super Regionals No. 17 6-15 (.285) 7th Heather Tarr 2007 42-19 (.689) WCWS-Tied Third No. 3 12-9 (571) 3rd-tie Heather Tarr 2008 30-25-1 (.536) Regional Participant RV 7-14 (.333) 5th-tie Heather Tarr 2009 51-12 (.810) National Champions No. 1 14-7 (.667) 2nd Heather Tarr 2010 50-9 (.847) WCWS-Tied Seventh No. 3 17-4 (.810) 1st Heather Tarr 2011 37-16 (.698) Super Regionals No. 12 9-12 (.428) 6th-tie Heather Tarr 2012 39-19 (.672) Super Regionals No. 14 7-16 (.437) 8th Heather Tarr 2013 45-17(.725) WCWS-Tied Third No. 3 12-5(.705) 2nd-tie Heather Tarr 2014 37-15 (.712) Super Regionals No. 15 13-9 (.591) 4th Heather Tarr 2015 42-17 (.712) Regional Participant No. 26 11-11 (.500) 6th Heather Tarr 2016 39-15 (.722) Super Regionals No. 9 16-8 (.667) 3rd Heather Tarr 2017 50-14 (.781) WCWS-Tied Third No. 3 16-8 (.667) 3rd Heather Tarr 2018 52-10 (.839) WCWS-Second No. 2 15-8 (.652) 4th Heather Tarr

The Huskies have made 14 WCWS appearances, winning the program’s fi rst National Championship in 2009.

GOHUSKIES.COM 85 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1993 1994 1995 1996 31-27 (Pac-10: 7-18) 44-21 (Pac-10: 14-10) 50-23 (Pac-10: 17-11) 59-9 (Pac-10: 23-4) Coach: Teresa Wilson Coach: Teresa Wilson Coach: Teresa Wilson Coach: Teresa Wilson Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score ASU/Kajikawa Classic - Tempe, Ariz. SDSU Classic, San Diego, Calif. SDSU Classic, San Diego, Calif. ASU/Kajikawa Classic - Tempe, Ariz. 2/25 Michigan (11) L, 7-0 2/19 Minnesota W, 5-0 2/17 CSUN (10) L, 3-2 2/16 Florida St. (16) W, 13-6 2/26 Michigan (11) W, 4-0 2/19 CSUN (6) L, 1-0 2/17 Tennessee Tech W, 13-0 2/16 Ohio St. W, 17-4 2/26 Sam Houston St. W, 3-1 2/20 Cal St. Fullerton (16) W, 5-0 2/18 Fresno St. (3) L, 2-0 2/16 San Diego St. W, 3-2 2/27 Iowa L, 6-1 ASU/Kajikawa Classic - Tempe, Ariz. 2/18 LMU W, 8-0 2/17 Utah St. W, 12-1 2/27 San Diego St. W, 1-0 2/24 Michigan W, 1-0 2/18 San Diego St. W, 6-2 2/17 Purdue W, 9-4 3/2 at Arizona St. (19)* L, 2-1 2/24 Sam Houston St. W, 8-0 2/19 UCLA (2) L, 6-2 2/18 UNLV (5) W, 4-0 3/2 at Arizona St. (19)* L, 7-0 2/25 Iowa (8) W, 7-0 2/19 California (12) L, 6-1 Arizona Classic, Tucson, Ariz. 3/3 at Arizona (2)* L, 11-2 2/25 Michigan L, 1-0 2/19 Long Beach St. (19) W, 12-1 2/23 New Mexico St. W, 6-1 3/3 at Arizona (2)* L, 10-0 2/26 Oklahoma St. (3) W, 2-1 ASU/Kajikawa Classic - Tempe, Ariz. 2/23 Ohio St. W, 6-3 Arizona Classic - Tucson, Ariz. 2/27 Ohio St. W, 6-4 2/23 Michigan (18) L, 4-1 2/24 New Mexico St. W, 5-2 3/4 Northwestern W, 4-1 Arizona Classic, Tucson, Ariz. 2/24 Tulsa W, 17-0 2/24 Arizona (2) L, 4-1 3/4 Minnesota W, 5-1 3/3 Cal St. Fullerton (16) W, 10-8 2/25 San Diego St. W, 6-0 2/25 Ohio St. W, 3-2 3/5 Fresno St. (3) L, 7-0 3/3 Arizona St. (22) W, 8-5 2/25 Cal Poly W, 9-0 NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. 3/5 Arizona (2) L, 7-4 3/4 at Arizona (1) L, 4-2 2/26 Hawai’i (9) L, 7-0 3/1 Florida St. (13) W, 3-1 3/6 Cal St. Fullerton (5) W, 11-1 3/4 Fresno St. (7) L, 4-1 NMSU Tourn., Las Cruces, N.M. 3/1 Long Beach St. W, 4-0 3/6 Arizona St. (19) W, 6-3 3/5 Ohio St. L, 2-1 3/2 Southern Utah W, 8-4 3/2 UMass W, 6-1 3/7 Arizona (2) L, 3-2 3/5 Cal St. Fullerton (16) L, 4-2 3/2 NE Louisiana W, 8-0 3/2 Notre Dame W, 7-1 Texas A&M Classic - College Station, Texas 3/8 at Arizona (1)* L, 4-3 3/3 Oklahoma (18) W, 3-2 3/3 South Carolina (14) W, 4-1 3/13 Tulsa W, 8-0 3/8 at Arizona (1)* L, 4-2 3/3 Wichita St. W, 2-1 3/3 Indiana W, 10-0 3/13 Oklahoma City L, 3-2 3/9 at Arizona St.(22)* W, 5-1 3/3 Fresno St. (3) L, 6-3 Nat’l. Inv. Softball Tourn., Sunnyvale, Calif. 3/13 Texas A&M W, 7-2 3/9 at Arizona St.(22)* W, 6-2 3/4 Nebraska (10) L, 3-2 3/15 Northern Illinois W, 8-4 3/14 Creighton L, 2-1 3/19 at Pacifi c W, 8-3 3/4 Oregon St. W11-2 3/15 St. Mary’s W, 19-0 3/14 Indiana L, 3-0 3/19 at Pacifi c W, 4-0 Nat’l. Inv. Softball Tourn., San Jose, Calif. 3/15 Pacifi c (21) W, 13-3 3/14 SW Missouri St. W, 6-1 3/20 at St. Mary’s W, 16-0 3/17 Bowling Green W, 8-1 3/16 Colorado St. W, 9-2 3/20 at St. Mary’s W, 10-0 3/20 at St. Mary’s W, 2-1 3/17 St. Mary’s W, 17-0 3/16 California (13) W, 7-2 3/20 at St. Mary’s W, 7-0 3/21 at Santa Clara W, 7-0 3/17 Nebraska (12) L, 6-4 3/16 N. Illinois W, 12-4 3/21 at Santa Clara W, 3-1 3/21 at Santa Clara W, 10-1 3/18 California (7) W, 3-2 3/17 Colorado St. W, 2-0 3/21 at Santa Clara W, 10-0 3/22 at Utah (25) W, 2-1 3/18 SF Austin W, 3-2 3/19 at California (13)* W, 5-0 3/22 at Stanford* W, 22-0 3/22 at Utah (25) W, 2-0 3/18 Colorado St. W, 8-4 3/19 at California (13)* L, 1-0 3/22 at Stanford* W, 24-0 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/19 San Jose St. W, 16-3 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/24 at California (4)* L, 3-0 3/24 UNLV (19) L, 4-3 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/21 SW Louisiana (9) L, 4-1 3/24 at California (4)* L, 2-1 3/24 Oklahoma St. (3) L, 5-0 3/22 Kansas (16) W, 4-3 3/21 Georgia St. W, 7-1 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/25 Fresno St. (7) W, 5-1 3/24 Fresno St. (3) W, 2-1 3/22 CSUN (5) L, 2-1 3/25 W. Illinois W, 6-3 3/26 Cal St. Fullerton (16) W, 2-1 3/24 DePaul W, 3-0 3/23 DePaul4 W, 4-0 3/25 Cal St. Fullerton W, 1-0 3/26 Georgia St. W, 8-2 3/25 Texas A&M (20) W, 8-6 3/23 Oklahoma St. W, 7-3 3/26 Kansas (13) W, 4-2 3/27 Fresno St. (7) W, 3-2 3/25 Oklahoma St. (15) W, 4-2 3/24 Cal St. Fullerton (7) W, 1-0 3/27 Ohio St. W, 4-0 3/27 SW Louisiana (t3) L, 2-1 3/26 Arizona (1) L, 6-2 3/24 Arizona (1) L, 9-0 3/27 Utah L, 4-1 3/28 at UCLA (2)* L, 3-1 3/27 at UCLA (2)* L, 5-3 3/26 at Stanford* W, 7-0 4/1 Simon Fraser W, 7-4 3/28 at UCLA (2)* L, 6-3 3/27 at UCLA (2)* L, 6-4 3/26 at Stanford* W, 3-0 4/1 Simon Fraser W, 6-1 3/30 at California (7)* L, 4-2 3/29 at California (6)* L, 2-1 3/30 at Arizona St. (20)* W, 5-4 4/3 Oregon* L, 3-2 3/30 at California (7)* W, 6-4 3/29 at California (6)* L, 5-1 3/30 at Arizona St. (20)* W, 6-1 4/3 Oregon* L, 11-1 4/2 at Oregon (17)* L, 2-0 3/30 at Stanford* W, 8-3 3/31 at Arizona (1)* W, 10-4 4/4 Portland St. W, 4-2 4/2 at Oregon (17)* W, 7-1 3/30 at Stanford* W, 11-0 3/31 at Arizona (1)* L, 7-4 4/4 Portland St. W, 5-4 4/3 at Oregon St.* W, 4-0 4/1 Arizona (1)* L, 5-0 4/6 at UCLA (3)* W, 4-1 4/9 Arizona St. (16)* L, 3-2 4/3 at Oregon St.* W, 11-0 4/1 Arizona (1)* L, 6-2 4/6 at UCLA (3)* L, 4-3 4/9 Arizona St. (16)* L, 1-0 4/10 Willamette W, 6-0 4/2 California (13)* L, 3-1 4/13 California (12)* W, 3-0 4/16 UCLA (1)* L, 1-0 /10 Willamette W, 4-0 4/2 California (13)* L, 15-14 4/13 California (12)* W, 3-2 4/16 UCLA (1)* L, 10-2 4/16 UCLA (6)* L, 4-1 4/4 Simon Fraser W, 8-0 4/14 Pacifi c Lutheran W, 1-0 4/18 UCLA (1)* L, 3-0 4/16 UCLA (6)* L, 6-1 4/4 Simon Fraser W, 9-0 4/14 Pacifi c Lutheran W, 16-0 4/18 UCLA (1)* L, 4-0 4/22 Arizona St.* W, 6-1 4/9 Western Washington W, 4-0 4/20 Arizona (1)* W, 2-1 4/19 Willamette W, 2-0 4/22 Arizona St.* W, 2-1 4/9 Western Washington W, 7-0 4/20 Arizona (1)* W, 7-0 4/19 Willamette W, 8-2 4/26 Simon Fraser W, 11-0 4/15 at Oregon* W, 4-0 4/27 at Oregon* W, 8-0 4/24 at Oregon* W, 7-4 4/26 Simon Fraser W, 7-0 4/15 at Oregon* W, 6-0 4/27 at Oregon* W, 9-4 4/30 Stanford* W, 28-0 4/29 Oregon St.* W, 8-1 4/16 at Oregon St.* W, 22-1 4/28 at Oregon St.* W, 2-1 4/30 Stanford* W, 15-0 4/29 Oregon St.* W, 2-0 4/16 at Oregon St.* W, 6-0 4/28 at Oregon St.* W, 5-0 5/4 Arizona (3)* L, 2-0 4/30 Oregon (10)* W, 4-3 4/19 Pacifi c Lutheran W, 10-0 4/30 Simon Fraser W, 7-1 5/4 Arizona (3)* L, 7-4 4/30 Oregon (10)* L, 4-1 4/19 Pacifi c Lutheran W, 8-0 5/2 Oregon* W, 8-0 5/6 Oregon St.* W, 4-2 5/1 Portland St. W, 8-0 4/22 Oregon* W, 4-0 5/2 Oregon* W, 12-0 5/6 Oregon St.* W, 3-0 5/1 Portland St. W, 7-0 4/22 Oregon* W, 9-0 5/5 Stanford* W, 6-0 5/8 California (10)* L, 9-2 5/3 Puget Sound W, 6-0 4/23 Oregon St.* W, 8-0 5/5 Stanford* W, 9-1 5/8 California (10)* L, 3-2 5/3 Puget Sound W, 9-1 4/23 Oregon St.* W, 7-2 5/8 Oregon St.* W, 11-2 5/7 California (14)* W, 3-2 4/28 at Arizona St.* W, 6-0 5/8 Oregon St.* W, 13-0 5/7 California (14)* W, 7-2 4/28 at Arizona St.* W, 3-1 5/11 Arizona St.* W, 3-0 5/14 Arizona (1)* L, 2-1 4/29 at Arizona (2)* L, 7-0 5/11 Arizona St.* W, 4-0 5/14 Arizona (1)* W, 2-1 4/29 at Arizona (2)* L, 11-2 5/12 UCLA (4)* L, 8-5 NCAA Regionals, Fullerton, Calif. 5/3 Puget Sound W, 8-0 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/20 Cal St. Fullerton (20) L, 2-1 5/3 Puget Sound W, 4-0 5/17 Jacksonville St. W, 2-0 5/21 Maine W, 10-0 5/6 Stanford* W, 9-0 5/18 Oklahoma St. (17) W, 9-3 5/21 Cal St. Fullerton (20) L, 4-0 5/6 Stanford* W, 10-0 5/19 Oklahoma St. (17) W, 9-1 5/7 UCLA (2)* L, 3-0 College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/7 UCLA (2)* W, 1-0 5/23 Princeton (24) W, 7-1 5/13 Arizona St.* W, 9-4 5/24 California (11) W, 9-7 5/13 Arizona St.* W, 6-1 5/26 UCLA (4) W, 8-2 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. WCWS Championship, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/19 Louisiana Tech W, 1-0 5/27 Arizona (2) L, 6-4 5/20 SW Louisiana (6) L, 7-6 5/20 Nicholls St. (16) W, 7-2 5/21 SW Louisiana (6) L, 3-1

86 HUSKY SOFTBALL * Conference Game | ( ) Ranking of opponent at time of game | º Game played in Fullerton, Calif. YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1997 1998 1999 2000 50-19 (Pac-10: 16-11) 52-15 (Pac-10: 19-9) 51-18 (Pac-10: 15-12) 62-9 (Pac-10: 17-4) Coach: Teresa Wilson Coach: Teresa Wilson Coach: Teresa Wilson Coach: Teresa Wilson Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Arizona Classic, Tucson, Ariz. ASU/Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz. Arizona Classic, Tucson, Ariz. Arizona Classic, Tucson, Ariz. 2/7 UIC W, 7-0 2/13 Texas W, 3-2 2/5 New Mexico State W, 2-1 2/4 Southern Miss (5) W, 9-4 2/7 UIC W, 8-4 2/13 UMass (18) W, 2-1 2/5 New Mexico State W, 5-0 2/5 Southern Miss (5) W, 8-6 2/8 Northwestern St. W, 8-2 2/14 Cal St. Fullerton W, 8-0 (6) 2/6 UIC (24) W, 9-0 (5) 2/5 Arizona (4) W, 1-0 2/8 Northwestern St. W, 11-1 2/14 Florida St. (21) L, 1-0 2/6 UIC (24) W, 8-1 Matador Invitational, Northridge, Calif. 2/9 Arizona (1) L, 7-3 2/15 Tennessee (25) L, 2-1 2/7 Arizona (2) L, 3-2 2/11 SDSU W, 10-0 (5) ASU/Kajikawa Classic - Tempe, Ariz. UNLV Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. Louisville Slugger Classic, Gainesville, Fla. 2/11 CSUN W, 9-5 2/14 Utah W, 2-1 2/20 Hawai’i W, 3-0 2/19 Michigan (5) W, 8-0 (6) 2/12 CSUN W, 3-0 2/14 UC Santa Barbara W, 8-1 2/20 Utah (18) W, 8-0 (6) 2/19 Michigan (5) W, 6-3 2/12 Santa Clara W, 5-2 2/15 Illinois St. W, 8-0 2/21 Utah State W, 14-3 (5) 2/20 Florida (20) W, 3-0 2/17 at SW Texas St. W, 9-1 (6) 2/15 McNeese St. W, 5-0 2/21 UNLV W, 4-2 2/20 Florida (20) W, 8-0 (5) 2/17 at SW Texas St. W, 13-2 (5) 2/16 Fresno St. (3) L, 15-5 2/22 Colorado St. (8) W, 6-1 2/21 Virginia Tech W, 5-0 Texas Invitational, Austin, Texas UNLV Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. 2/18 LSU.(7) L, 4-2 2/21 SW Texas W, 7-0 2/27 UMass W, 5-1 2/26 Missouri W, 2-0 2/18 South Florida W, 10-0 (5) 2/21 Pacifi c W, 5-2 2/27 Nebraska W, 1-0 2/26 LSU (9) W, 4-2 2/19 Texas (19) W, 5-0 2/22 South Carolina (9) L, 9-2 2/28 Auburn W, 1-0 2/27 UConn W, 7-0 2/19 Texas (19) W, 6-0 2/22 Bowling Green W, 5-4 2/28 Minnesota (18) W, 2-1 2/27 Stanford (14) W, 3-0 2/20 LSU. (7) W, 4-1 2/23 Cal Poly W, 6-4 3/1 Oklahoma St. (t9) L, 1-0 2/28 DePaul (11) L, 6-2 Red Desert Classic, St. George, Utah NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. 3/1 Oklahoma (6) W, 3-0 Easton Showcase, Fullerton, Calif. 2/25 BYU W, 8-2 2/28 Louisiana Tech W, 2-1 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/5 Portland State W, 9-0 (5) 2/25 Oklahoma St. (25) W, 12-1 (5) 3/1 Florida St. (16) W, 8-3 3/19 San Diego State W, 8-0 (5) 3/5 Auburn W, 5-3 2/26 Southern Utah W, 8-1 3/1 Northwestern W, 6-5 3/19 SW Louisiana (24) W, 3-1 3/6 Pacifi c W, 3-0 2/26 Utah W, 14-1 (6) 3/1 UConn W, 6-1 3/20 SW Texas St. W, 3-2 3/7 Illinois St. L, 2-3 2/27 Tulsa W, 8-0 (5) 3/2 Oklahoma (17) L, 1-0 3/21 Canisius W, 7-5 3/7 Northwestern W, 6-5 NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. 3/2 South Carolina (6) L, 1-0 3/21 CSUN (22) L, 3-0 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/3 Utah W, 8-0 (6) Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/24 Marshall W, 3-0 3/18 Oklahoma (5) W, 4-0 3/4 Florida W, 6-1 3/20 SW Louisiana W, 5-4 3/24 Marshall W, 9-1 (6) 3/18 Florida W, 7-0 3/4 Ill.-Chicago (17) W, 6-0 3/20 Georgia St. W, 5-0 3/28 Stanford (14)* W, 2-1 3/19 UNLV L, 5-3 3/4 Nebraska (23) W, 10-2 3/21 Cal St. Fullerton (18) W, 12-4 3/28 Stanford (14)* W, 3-0 3/19 Liberty W, 4-1 3/5 LSU. (5) W, 3-0 3/21 Texas W, 8-0 3/29 California (19)* L, 6-4 3/20 SW Louisiana (12) L, 5-4 (12) 3/5 Fresno State (8) W, 1-0 3/21 Oklahoma (14) L, 11-2 3/29 California (19)* L, 3-0 3/22 Ohio St.º W, 4-1 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/25 DePaul W, 4-3 4/1 Portland St. W, 6-0 3/27 Stanford (7)* L, 4-1; 3/16 Iowa (14) W, 5-1 3/25 DePaul W, 4-2 4/1 Portland St. W, 6-0 3/27 Stanford (7)* W, 6-0 3/16 Fresno St. (7) W, 7-0 3/26 UNLV W, 4-3 4/3 at Arizona St. (7)* W, 5-2 3/28 California (13)* W, 2-1 (8) 3/17 Louisiana-Lafayette (16) W, 4-0 3/26 at LMU W, 5-2 4/3 at Arizona St. (7)* W, 3-0 4/3 UCLA (1)* W, 4-1 3/17 Texas W, 6-0 4/4 Arizona (1)* L, 3-2 4/4 at Arizona (1)* W, 9-0 (5) 4/3 UCLA (1)* L, 7-3 3/18 DePaul W, 6-0 4/4 Arizona (1)* L, 8-2 4/4 at Arizona (1)* L, 10-0 (5) 4/10 Arizona State (7)* W, 1-0 3/19 Oregon St. (12) W,5-2 (10) 4/5 at Arizona St. (11)* L, 4-2 4/7 Western Washington W 3-1 4/10 Arizona State (7)* L, 1-0 (8) 3/19 Arizona (2) W, 6-1 4/5 at Arizona St. (11)* W, 2-0 4/7 Western Washington W, 1-0 4/11 Arizona (2)* L, 2-1 (8) 3/21 DePaulº W, 2-1 4/8 Pacifi c Lutheran W, 10-1 4/11 UCLA* W, 9-1 (5) 4/11 Arizona (2)* W, 9-0 (6) 3/22 Northwesternº L, 4-1 4/8 Pacifi c Lutheran W, 11-1 4/11 UCLA* W, 2-1 4/16 at Portland State W, 7-0 3/22 at Cal St. Fullerton (11) W, 9-0 (6) 4/12 UCLA (3)* W, 7-6 4/15 Pacifi c Lutheran W, 10-0 (5) 4/16 at Portland State W, 6-1 3/23 at San Diego St. W, 4-0 4/12 UCLA (3)* L, 5-1 4/18 Oregon St. (18)* W, 1-0 4/17 at Oregon St. (12)* L, 1-0 (9) 3/23 at San Diego St. W, 10-2 4/19 California (22)* W, 9-1 4/18 Oregon St. (18)* W, 4-0 4/17 at Oregon St. (12)* L, 2-1 3/25 at Long Beach St.(19) W, 4-0 4/20 Stanford* W, 9-8 4/19 Oregon (23)* W, 7-1 4/18 at Oregon (14)* W, 8-5 3/25 at Long Beach St.(19) L, 1-0 (9) 4/20 Stanford* W, 9-0 4/19 Oregon (23)* W, 7-0 4/18 at Oregon (14)* W, 5-2 3/31 at Stanford (8)* W, 6-0 4/23 Oregon* W, 5-0 4/21 Simon Fraser W, 15-0 4/20 Western Washington W, 3-0 4/1 at California (4)* L, 2-0 4/23 Oregon* W, 6-0 4/25 at Stanford (9)* L, 2-1 4/20 Western Washington W, 4-2 4/2 at California (4)* W, 10-1 (5) 4/25 Western Washington W, 5-1 4/25 at Stanford (9)* L, 1-0 4/21 Simon Fraser W, 10-0 4/7 at Oregon St. (12)* W, 8-2 4/26 Arizona St. (12)* W, 6-0 4/26 at California (21)* W, 3-0 4/24 at Stanford (12)* W, 3-2 4/8 at Oregon (22)* W, 6-1 4/26 Arizona St. (12)* W, 4-3 4/26 at California (21)* W, 2-0 4/24 at Stanford (12)* L, 4-3 4/9 at Oregon (22)* W, 1-0 4/27 Oregon St.* W, 3-1 4/28 at UCLA* L, 3-2 4/25 at California (13)* L, 7-0 4/10 at Portland St. W, 6-0 4/27 Oregon St.* W, 5-0 4/28 at UCLA* W, 7-1 4/25 at California (13)* W, 2-0 4/10 at Portland St. W, 8-3 4/29 Simon Fraser W, 13-0 5/1 at Portland St. W, 8-0 4/27 Portland State W, 10-0 (5) 4/14 Arizona St. (4)* W, 2-0 4/29 Simon Fraser W, 9-1 5/1 at Portland St. W, 5-3 4/27 Portland State W, 8-0 (6) 4/15 Arizona (2)* W, 2-0 5/1 at UCLA (4)* L, 11-6 5/2 at Oregon St.* W, 7-1 5/1 Oregon State (8)* W, 4-1 4/16 Arizona (2)* W, 7-0 5/1 at UCLA (4)* W, 1-0 5/2 at Oregon St.* W, 8-2 5/1 Oregon State (8)* W, 1-0 4/21 UCLA (3)* W, 3-1 5/3 at Stanford* L, 1-0 5/3 at Oregon* L, 11-8 5/2 Oregon (18)* W, 11-0 (5) 4/22 UCLA (3)* L, 1-0 5/3 at Stanford* W, 2-0 5/3 at Oregon* W, 6-2 5/2 Oregon (18)* L, 4-3 (11) 4/28 California (9)* W, 3-1 5/4 at California (23)* W, 5-3 5/9 Arizona St. (16)* W, 3-0 5/7 at Arizona St. (13)* W, 7-1 4/29 Stanford (11)* W, 8-0 (6) 5/4 at California (23)* L, 6-5 5/9 Arizona St. (16)* W, 3-0 5/7 at Arizona St. (13)* W, 1-0 4/30 Stanford (11)* W, 1-0 5/6 at Oregon* L, 4-0 5/10 Arizona (1)* L, 4-2 5/8 at Arizona (3)* L, 2-1 5/2 Portland St. W, 7-0 5/6 at Oregon* W, 9-7 5/10 Arizona (1)* L, 4-0 5/8 at Arizona (3)* L, 3-0 5/2 Portland St. W, 10-2 (6) 5/7 at Oregon St.* L, 2-1 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/15 at UCLA (1)* L, 2-0 5/5 at Arizona (2)* L, 3-2 (8) 5/7 at Oregon St.* W, 2-1 5/15 Northwestern St. W, 2-0 5/15 at UCLA (1)* W, 1-0 5/6 at Arizona St. (5)* W, 6-0 5/10 Arizona (1)* L, 9-1 5/16 LSU (12) W, 9-0 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/7 at Arizona St. (5)* W, 7-3 5/10 Arizona (1)* L, 4-3 5/16 LSU (12) W, 6-0 5/20 Colgate W, 8-0 (6) 5/10 at UCLA (3)* W, 4-1 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/21 Tennessee (24) W, 12-1 (5) 5/12 Oregon (19)* W, 9-0 (5) 5/16 SW Missouri W, 8-0 5/21 UMass (21) W, 1-0 5/22 Cal St. Fullerton W, 1-0 (9) 5/13 Oregon St. (13)* W, 5-0 5/17 Oklahoma St. (17) W, 5-2 5/22 Arizona (1) L, 8-0 (5) 5/23 Hawai’i W, 3-0 5/13 Oregon St. (13)* L, 1-0 (9 5/18 Oklahoma St. (17) W, 10-9 5/23 Nebraska (5) W, 3-1 College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/24 Fresno St. (3) W, 3-1 5/27 Arizona State (16) W, 4-1 5/18 Army W, 5-0 5/22 South Carolina (2) W, 6-0 5/24 Fresno St. (3) L, 6-1 5/28 Arizona (3) W, 3-0 5/19 Western Illinois W, 6-0 5/23 Iowa (3) W, 5-1 5/30 California (17) W, 3-0 5/20 Mississippi St. (22) W, 4-1 5/25 UCLA (5) L, 4-3 WCWS Championship, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/21 Utah W, 9-0 (5) 5/25 UCLA (5) L, 1-0 5/31 UCLA (1) L, 3-2 College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/25 DePaul W, 3-2 5/26 UCLA (3) L, 3-2 5/27 Arizona (2) L, 4-2

* Conference Game | ( ) Ranking of opponent at time of game | º Game played in Fullerton, Calif. GOHUSKIES.COM 87 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2001 2002 2003 2004 40-23 (Pac-10: 11-10) 46-18 (Pac-10: 13-8) 47-16-1 (Pac-10: 9-12) 40-19 (Pac-10: 10-10) Coach: Teresa Wilson Coach: Teresa Wilson Coach: Teresa Wilson Coaches: Scott Centala & Steve Dailey Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Fiesta Bowl Invitational, Phoenix, Ariz. Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. Hawai’i Chevron Classic, Honolulu, Hawai’i Long Beach Invitational, Long Beasch, Calif. 2/9 LSU (8) L, 14-2 2/1 Long Beach St. W, 8-0 (6) 2/7 Santa Clara W, 3-2 (8) 2/6 San Diego State W, 8-0 2/9 New Mexico St. W, 11-3 2/2 CSUN W, 10-0 (5) 2/7 Oklahoma State W, 5-4 (8) 2/7 UCLA (1) L, 5-3 2/10 Texas Tech W, 4-1 2/2 Louisiana-Monroe W, 5-2 2/8 Louisville W, 7-4 2/7 Long Beach St. W, 3-0 2/10 South Carolina (18) W, 5-1 2/3 San Jose State W, 9-1 (5) 2/8 at Hawai’i W, 3-2 2/8 Santa Clara W, 1-0 2/11 Georgia W, 7-4 (10) 2/3 San Diego State (23) W, 6-0 2/9 Santa Clara W, 7-5 2/8 San Diego State W, 7-6 (11) Holiday Inn Invitational, Tampa, Fla. Worth Invitational, Fullerton, Calif. 2/9 Oklahoma State W, 3-2 Fiesta Bowl Invitational, Phoenix, Ariz. 2/16 Maryland W, 10-5 2/8 Florida Atlantic W, 2-1 (10) Arizona Classic, Tucson, Ariz. 2/13 Syracuse W, 11-1 (5) 2/16 South Carolina (18) L, 5-3 2/8 Florida State (15) W, 6-4 2/14 Arkansas W, 12-3 (5) 2/13 Texas (10) W, 14-4 (6) 2/17 Notre Dame (19) L, 3-2 2/9 Louisville W, 7-0 2/15 Florida International W, 8-0 (6) 2/14 Texas Tech W, 6-0 2/17 at South Florida L, 4-3 2/10 South Carolina (22) W, 8-1 2/16 Northwestern W, 2-1 2/14 Texas A&M (18) W, 4-2 2/18 Hofstra W, 8-4 2/10 Florida Atlantic W, 3-1 2/17 Minnesota T, 5-5 (9) 2/15 Dayton W, 10-2 (5) 2/21 at Chattanooga W, 7-1 2/14 at Florida L, 9-4 NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. 2/15 UMass W, 5-2 2/21 at Chattanooga W, 3-0 2/14 at Florida W, 8-2 2/21 South Carolina (16) W, 2-1 2/20 Long Beach St. L, 1-0 NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. Speedline Invitational, Plant City, Fla. 2/23 Michigan (15) W, 5-3 2/20 at San Diego State W, 7-0 2/23 Southern Miss (23) W, 5-0 2/15 Chattanooga W, 6-1 2/24 Temple W, 4-3 NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. 2/23 New Mexico L, 3-2 2/15 Hofstra W, 6-0 Worth Invitational, Fullerton, Calif. 2/27 Texas (15) W, 6-2 2/24 Michigan State W, 9-0 (5) 2/16 at Florida L, 3-2 2/28 Portland State W, 3-0 2/27 Army W, 8-0 (5) 2/24 South Carolina L, 3-2 2/16 Chattanooga W, 9-1 (5) 3/1 Ohio St. (20) W, 2-1 2/28 Florida State (10) L, 7-1 2/25 Kansas W, 8-0 (5) 2/17 at Florida L, 6-5 3/1 Northwestern W, 9-0 (5) 2/28 LSU (12) L, 4-2 Red Desert Classic, St. George, Utah NFCA Leadoff Classic, Columbus, Ga. 3/1 Pacifi c W, 9-1 2/29 Central Michigan L, 1-0 3/2 Utah W, 8-0 (5) 2/22 Penn State L, 4-3 3/3 Purdue W, 11-0 (5) Nat’l. Inv. Softball Tourn., San Jose, Calif. 3/2 BYU L, 7-6 2/22 Fresno State (13) L, 2-0 Speedline Invitational, Plant City, Fla. 3/12 Iowa W, 8-2 3/3 Missouri W, 3-2 2/23 Boston W, 8-0 (6) 3/6 UMass (21) W, 1-0 (8) 3/12 Santa Clara W, 11-0 (5) 3/3 Southern Utah W, 8-2 2/23 Wisconsin W, 2-0 3/6 Hofstra W, 9-1 (6) 3/13 Wisconsin W, 11-0 (5) 3/4 Nebraska (17) W, 3-0 2/24 Oregon State (11) L, 3-0 3/7 Northwestern L, 6-5 3/13 Arizona State (20) W, 5-0 3/10 Texas W, 11-0 (5) Red Desert Classic, St. George, Utah 3/7 Ball State W, 6-3 3/14 California (3) L, 5-4 3/11 Texas W, 10-5 3/1 BYU L, 6-4 3/8 North Carolina W, 4-0 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/1 UNLV W, 4-0 3/8 Temple W, 8-0 (5) 3/18 Pacifi c (14) W, 2-1 3/15 Hawai’i W, 4-0 3/2 Utah State W, 1-0 3/8 Michigan State W, 4-3 3/18 Texas A&M W, 5-0 3/15 Texas L, 12-0 3/2 Utah W, 4-1 3/9 Stanford L, 3-1 3/19 Princeton W, 4-0 3/16 New Mexico St. W, 2-0 3/3 UC Santa Barbara W, 15-5 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/20 Oklahoma (7) W, 1-0 (8) 3/17 Utah State W, 1-0 3/10 Simon Fraser W, 13-0 3/13 Texas (4) W, 7-1 3/21 Arizona (1) W, 7-6 3/17 at Cal St. Fullerton (9) L, 8-1 Hawai’i Chevron Classic, Honolulu, Hawai’i 3/13 Hawai’i W, 5-2 3/24 at CSUN W, 8-5 3/20 Northwesternº W, 8-2 3/14 Utah W, 4-0 3/14 Cal St. Fullerton (9) W, 5-4 3/26 Northwestern (25) W, 7-6 (8) 3/20 at Cal St. Fullerton L, 10-1 (5) 3/14 Fresno State (10) W, 5-4 Capital Classic, Sacramento, Calif. 3/26 at Cal St. Fullerton L, 11-2 (5) 3/21 at CSUN (24) W, 3-1 3/15 La-Lafayette (18) W, 3-2 3/21 at Sacramento St. W, 4-3 4/3 at Arizona State (24)* W, 9-1 3/21 at CSUN (24) L, 4-3 (6) 3/15 Texas Tech W, 10-3 3/21 Illinois W, 9-1 (5) 4/4 at Arizona State (24)* W, 8-5 3/30 at California (3)* W, 2-0 3/16 Florida State (22) L, 3-2 3/22 Morehead State W, 4-0 4/9 UCLA (2)* W, 3-1 3/31 at Stanford (5)* W, 5-1 3/24 at Santa Clara W, 9-0 3/22 Utah W, 10-5 4/10 UCLA (2)* W, 6-5 4/1 at Stanford (5)* L, 4-1 3/24 at Santa Clara W, 5-2 3/23 Utah Stateª W, 6-0 4/16 Oregon (14)* L, 2-1 4/6 Arizona (2)* W, 1-0 3/26 at Pacifi c (19) W, 9-5 3/28 California (7)* L, 2-0 4/17 Oregon State (15)* W, 5-3 4/7 Arizona St. (9)* L, 5-1 3/26 at Pacifi c (19) W, 9-7 3/29 Stanford (12)* W, 6-0 4/18 Oregon State (15)* W, 5-3 4/8 Arizona St. (9)* L, 6-1 3/29 UCLA (1)* L, 2-0 3/30 Stanford (12)* L, 4-0 4/21 Portland State W, 5-1 4/11 Portland St. W, 9-0 (5) 3/30 UCLA (1)* W, 9-6 4/4 Arizona (2)* L, 3-0 4/21 Portland State W, 10-1 (6) 4/11 Portland St. W, 8-0 (5) 4/2 Portland St. W, 6-2 4/5 Arizona State (12)* W, 2-1 4/23 California (4)* L, 6-1 4/13 at UCLA (1)* L, 5-4 (14) 4/2 Portland St. W, 9-1 4/6 Arizona State (12)* W, 1-0 4/24 Stanford (10)* L, 12-9 4/14 at UCLA (1)* L, 4-0 4/5 at Arizona (2)* L, 1-0 4/11 Oregon (22)* W, 9-0 (5) 4/25 Stanford (10)* L, 3-2 (8) 4/20 at Oregon* W, 10-1 (5) 4/6 at Arizona State (8)* L, 3-2 4/12 at Oregon State* W, 3-1 4/30 at Oregon State (18)* W, 4-2 4/21 at Oregon St. (16)* W, 2-0 4/7 at Arizona State (8)* L, 6-1 4/14 at Oregon State* W, 7-0 5/1 at Oregon (11)* L, 10-2 (5) 4/22 at Oregon St. (16)* L, 8-3 4/12 California (8)* L, 4-1 4/18 UCLA (2)* L, 5-2 5/2 at Oregon (11)* W, 1-0 (8) 4/26 at Portland St. W, 6-0 4/13 Stanford (3)* W, 11-3 4/19 UCLA (2)* L, 10-0 (6) 5/5 at UCLA (3)* W, 1-0 4/26 at Portland St. W, 12-0 (5) 4/14 Stanford (3)* W, 3-0 4/22 Western Washington W, 6-0 5/7 at Stanford (7)* L, 5-1 4/27 Stanford (3)* W, 3-2 4/19 Oregon* W, 6-0 4/22 Western Washington W, 6-0 5/8 at California (4)* L, 3-1 4/28 California (4)* W, 5-1 4/20 Oregon State (14)* W, 3-1 4/25 Stanford (16)* L, 8-0 (5) 5/9 at California (4)* L, 8-0 (6) 4/30 California (4)* L, 6-3 4/21 Oregon State (14)* W, 1-0 4/26 California (9)* L, 1-0 5/14 Arizona State* W, 6-3 5/2 UCLA (2)* L, 4-3 4/24 at UCLA (1)* L, 5-3 4/27 California (9)* W, 5-2 (8) 5/15 Arizona (1)* L, 3-0 5/4 Oregon St. (14)* W, 2-1 4/26 at Stanford (7)* W, 1-0 4/30 UCLA (2)* L, 11-0 5/15 Arizona (1)* L, 5-1 5/5 Oregon* W, 11-0 (5) 4/27 at California (6)* W, 6-3 5/2 Oregon State* L, 4-2 NCAA Regionals, Athens, Ga. 5/6 Oregon* W, 6-2 4/28 at California (6)* L, 3-2 5/3 Oregon (21)* L, 6-5 (8) 5/20 Chattanooga W, 4-1 5/11 at Arizona St. (9)* W, 7-1 5/3 at Oregon State (16)* L, 2-1 5/4 Oregon (21)* L, 6-5 5/21 Michigan State W, 12-8 5/12 at Arizona (1)* L, 5-1 5/4 at Oregon* W, 6-2 5/9 at Arizona State (15)* W, 2-0 5/22 Georgia Tech W, 2-0 5/12 at Arizona (1)* L, 9-0 (5) 5/5 at Oregon* W, 8-0 5/10 at Arizona (1)* W, 7-1 5/23 Georgia (10) W, 3-1 NCAA Regionals, Norman, Okla. 5/10 Arizona State (4)* W, 5-2 5/10 at Arizona (1)* L, 21-17 College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/17 Seton Hall W, 6-0 5/11 Arizona (2)* W, 3-1 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/27 Oklahoma (21) L, 6-2 5/18 UMass (23) W, 8-0 (5) 5/11 Arizona (2)* W, 3-2 5/15 Creighton W, 5-1 5/29 Florida State (4) L, 2-0 5/19 Oklahoma (5) L, 3-2 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/16 Mississippi State W, 8-0 (6) 5/20 UMass (23) W, 7-1 5/16 Oakland W, 8-0 5/17 Iowa (21) W, 11-0 (5) 5/20 Oklahoma (5) L, 10-2 5/17 Central Michigan W, 4-1 5/18 Iowa (21) W, 11-0 (6) 5/18 Michigan (11) L, 6-5 College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/18 Ohio St. (20) L, 2-1 5/22 Oklahoma (5) W, 3-1 5/23 Arizona (1) L, 2-1 5/24 UCLA (2) L, 2-1

88 HUSKY SOFTBALL * Conference Game | ( ) Ranking of opponent at time of game | º Game played in Fullerton, Calif. YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2005 2006 2007 2008 35-22 (Pac-10: 10-11) 35-25 (Pac-10: 6-15) 42-19 (Pac-10: 12-9) 30-25-1 (Pac-10: 7-14) Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Hawai’i Chevron Classic, Honolulu, Hawai’i UNLV Alexis Resort Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. Cal Poly Classic, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Sportco Kick-Off Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. 2/3 Jacksonville W, 12-0 2/10 Kentucky L, 6-1 2/9 Cal Poly W, 4-3 2/8 Loyola W, 3-0 2/4 IPFW W, 11-0 2/10 Oklahoma (12) W, 12-4 (5) 2/9 Cal Poly L, 7-6 2/8 Texas Tech W, 8-1 2/6 Oregon (13) W, 6-0 2/11 UIC W, 5-1 2/11 Santa Clara W, 3-1 2/9 at UNLV L, 7-4 2/6 Hawai’i L, 7-6 2/11 Long Beach St. W, 5-2 2/11 Sacramento St. W, 4-0 2/10 at UNLV T, 4-4 (5) Louisville Slugger Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. 2/12 at UNLV W, 3-1 USF Wilson Invitational, Tampa, Fla. ASU/Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz. 2/12 Illinois (22) W, 17-7 LSU Tiger Classic, Baton Rouge, La. 2/17 Eastern Tennesse St W, 5-2 2/15 Texas State L, 2-1 2/12 UCF L, 1-0 2/17 Eastern Michigan W, 9-0 (5) 2/17 Hofstra W, 8-1 2/15 UMKC W, 14-0 (5) 2/13 Tennessee (9) L, 2-1 2/17 Western Kentucky W, 7-0 2/18 Florida A&M W, 11-0 2/16 Oklahoma State L, 3-2 2/13 UC Santa Barbara W, 4-2 (8) 2/18 Mississippi Valley St. W, 3-0 2/18 at South Florida (24) W, 1-0 2/16 Southern Utah W, 8-0 (5) 2/19 Willamette W, 8-0 (5) 2/18 LSU (25) L, 2-0 2/19 Wichita State W, 9-0 2/17 Texas A&M (3) L, 10-4 2/19 Willamette W, 18-0 (6) 2/19 Eastern Michigan W, 1-0 Palm Springs Classic, Palm Springs, Calif. Lobo Invitational, Albuquerque, N.M. Palm Springs Classic, Palm Springs, Calif. 2/19 at LSU (25) L, 4-0 2/23 Texas (10) L, 4-0 2/22 Texas Tech W, 6-1 2/25 Northwestern L, 3-2 Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 2/23 Ole Miss W, 8-3 2/23 Wichita State L, 18-0 (5) 2/25 Texas A&M (16) L, 10-0 (5) 2/25 Utah Valley St. W, 8-0 (6) 2/24 Michigan State W, 4-0 2/23 at New Mexico W, 3-2 2/26 Ohio St. W, 9-2 2/25 Santa Clara W, 4-3 2/24 Penn State W, 14-4 2/22 Missouri W, 6-0 2/26 Kansas W, 4-0 2/26 Utah Valley St. W, 8-0 (6) 2/25 Nevada W, 5-2 Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 2/27 Oklahoma St. W, 1-0 2/26 Santa Clara W, 14-3 (5) Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/1 Alabama (1) W, 6-3 UNLV Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. Compass Invitational, Waco, Texas 3/2 Portland State W, 15-0 3/2 Nevada W, 2-0 3/5 UIC W, 8-5 3/3 Bowling Green W, 4-3 3/3 LSU (6) W, 3-1 3/2 Portland State W, 10-2 (5) 3/5 Oklahoma (11) L, 8-1 3/3 Mississippi St. L, 3-0 3/4 LSU (6) W, 6-3 3/2 Portland State L, 4-2 (8) 3/6 Long Beach St. (25) W, 5-1 (8) 3/4 Mississippi St. W, 8-1 Big XII/Pac-10 Faceoff, Tempe, Ariz. Malihini Kipa Aloha Tourn., Honolulu, Hawai’i 3/6 UNLV L, 7-5 3/4 Baylor (18) L, 6-5 3/9 Texas Tech W, 1-0 3/7 Eastern Kentucky W, 4-0 3/12 at Portland St. W, 14-4 3/5 Bowling Green L, 3-1 3/9 Missouri L, 10-8 3/7 Idaho State W, 11-3 (5) 3/12 at Portland St. W, 9-0 (5) 3/5 at Baylor (18) W, 2-0 3/10 Texas Tech L, 3-2 3/8 Southern Illinois W, 11-1 (5) Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. Fresno State Bulldog Classic, Fresno, Calif. 3/10 Missouri W, 5-1 3/8 Hawai’i (15) W, 3-2 3/17 Nebraska (18) L, 4-1 3/10 San Diego W, 15-4 (6) 3/11 Missouri W, 6-4 3/9 Southern Illiinois W, 9-0 (5) 3/18 DePaul W, 11-6 3/10 DePaul (21) W, 8-0 (5) Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/9 Hawai’i (15) W, 8-6 3/18 Penn St. W, 6-4 3/11 Ball State W, 6-4 3/15 Florida State L, 3-1 Cascade Clash, Portland, Ore. 3/19 Fresno St. (21) L, 8-3 3/12 UCF W, 8-0 (5) 3/15 Michigan (7) L, 6-3 3/14 Northern Illinois W, 4-1 (5) 4/1 at Oregon* W, 4-3 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/16 CSUN L, 5-1 3/16 Utah State W, 9-3 4/2 at Oregon St. (15)* L, 7-3 3/16 Texas (4) L, 3-0 3/17 Pacifi c W, 9-0 3/16 Utah State W, 5-4 (6) 4/3 at Oregon St. (15)* L, 9-0 (5) 3/17 Michigan (9) W, 7-5 3/18 Texas (8) W, 4-0 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 4/5 Simon Fraser W, 5-0 3/18 Louisiana-Lafayette (10) W, 4-2 3/18 NC State W, 2-0 3/20 San Diego St. (25) L, 9-5 (12) 4/5 Simon Fraser W, 11-0 (5) 3/18 Cal St. Fullerton W, 5-4 (9) 3/20 Utah W, 3-1 3/21 Florida State W, 4-3 (9) 4/8 at California (3)* L, 4-3 3/19 Texas A&M (18) L, 4-1 3/30 Arizona (5)* L, 6-0 3/21 Long Beach St. (23) L, 6-3 4/9 at Stanford (8)* L, 6-3 3/21 at Pacifi c W, 2-0 (8) 3/31 Arizona State (7)* L, 2-1 3/22 DePaul (14) L, 2-1 4/10 at Stanford (8)* L, 4-3 3/21 at Pacifi c W, 4-0 4/1 Arizona State (7)* W, 1-0 3/22 Utah W, 7-3 4/16 Arizona State (21)* W, 8-0 (5) 3/22 Nevada W, 10-2 4/6 at UCLA (12)* L, 10-6 3/29 Oregon State* W, 1-0 4/17 Arizona State (21)* W, 12-4 (6) 3/31 California (7)* L, 2-0 4/7 at UCLA (12)* W, 8-6 3/30 Oregon State* L, 5-3 4/22 at UCLA (10)* L, 4-3 4/1 Stanford (5)* L, 1-0 4/12 at Portland State W, 6-1 4/2 at UCLA (1)* L, 7-6 (8) 4/23 at UCLA (10)* W, 2-1 4/2 Stanford (5)* W, 8-0 (6) 4/13 at Oregon (10)* W, 7-2 4/4 California (21)* W, 2-1 4/24 at Nevada W, 22-1 (5) 4/5 Portland St. W, 4-2 4/14 at Oregon State (16)* W, 3-1 4/5 Stanford (7)* W, 4-1 4/24 at Nevada 14-0 (5) 4/7 at Arizona (2)* L, 1-0 4/15 at Oregon State (16)* L, 5-4 4/6 Stanford (7)* L, 3-1 4/27 UCLA (10)* W, 3-2 4/8 at Arizona St. (8)* W, 3-1 (11) 4/20 at California* W, 4-2 4/11 at Arizona (7)* L, 5-4 (8) 4/29 Stanford (4)* W, 6-4 4/9 at Arizona St. (8)* L, 5-4 (13) 4/21 at Stanford (16)* L, 3-2 4/12 at Arizona State (1)* L, 7-2 4/30 California (3)* L, 1-0 4/14 UCLA (1)* L, 6-0 4/22 at Stanford (16)* W, 12-1 4/13 at Arizona State (1)* W, 3-0 5/1 California (3)* W, 1-0 4/21 Oregon* W, 5-0 4/25 UCLA (12)* W, 8-3 4/18 UCLA (4)* L, 2-1 5/5 at Utah Valley St. W, 6-0 4/22 Oregon St. (9)* L, 3-2 4/27 Oregon State (11)* L, 2-0 4/19 UCLA (4)* L, 4-0 5/6 Arizona St.* W, 8-0 (5) 4/23 Oregon St. (9)* L, 5-0 4/28 Oregon (16)* W, 6-4 4/25 at Stanford (7)* L, 2-1 (10) 5/7 Arizona (3)* L, 3-0 4/26 UCLA (1)* W, 3-2 (12) 4/29 Oregon (16)* W, 8-0 4/26 at California (21)* W, 6-5 5/7 at Arizona (3)* L, 9-1 (5) 4/26 at UCLA (1)* L, 7-6 5/4 Stanford (15)* W, 7-0 4/27 at California (21)* L. 3-1 5/8 at Arizona (3)* L, 4-3 4/28 Arizona St. (7)* L, 1-0 5/5 California* L, 7-1 5/2 Arizona State (2)* L, 3-0 5/12 Oregon St. (6)* W, 9-0 (6) 4/30 Arizona (3)* L, 2-0 5/6 California* W, 5-1 5/3 Arizona (12)* L, 3-0 5/13 Oregon* L, 3-0 4/30 Arizona (3)* L, 10-1 5/10 at Arizona State (9)* L, 2-1 5/4 Arizona (12)* L, 3-0 5/14 Oregon* W, 7-1 5/5 at Oregon St. (5)* W, 1-0 5/11 at Arizona (3)* W, 5-1 5/8 at Oregon St.* L, 3-2 NCAA Regionals, Lincoln, Neb. 5/6 at Oregon* W, 6-3 5/12 at Arizona (3)* L, 5-4 5/9 at Oregon* W, 5-2 5/20 Creighton W, 2-1 5/7 at Oregon* L, 2-1 (11) NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/9 at Oregon* W, 7-1 5/21 Nebraska (25) W, 7-6 5/11 at Stanford (9)* L, 3-2 5/18 Creighton W, 5-1 5/10 at Oregon* L, 3-0 5/22 Iowa (22) W, 2-0 5/12 at California (5)* L, 1-0 (10) 5/19 Georgia W, 8-0 NCAA Regionals, Houston, Texas NCAA Super Regionals, Ann Arbor, Mich. 5/13 at California (5)* L, 1-0 5/20 Georgia L, 2-1 5/16 Texas W, 2-1 5/27 Michigan (1) L, 4-1 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/20 Georgia W, 1-0 5/17 Houston (11) L, 2-0 5/28 Michigan (1) W, 3-2 5/18 Southern Utah W, 8-0 (5) NCAA Super Regionals, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 5/17 Texas W, 5-3 5/28 Michigan (1) L, 11-2 (6) 5/19 Kansas (24) W, 6-0 5/25 Alabama (2) W, 4-3 5/18 Houston (11) L, 2-1 5/20 Kansas (24) W, 3-0 5/26 Alabama (2) W, 7-5 NCAA Super Regionals, Austin, Texas College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/26 Texas (3) L, 1-0 5/31 DePaul (14) W, 3-1 5/27 Texas (3) L, 9-1 6/1 Northwestern (6) W, 9-0 6/3 Arizona (4) L, 2-0 6/3 Arizona (4) L, 8-1

* Conference Game | ( ) Ranking of opponent at time of game | º Game played in Fullerton, Calif. GOHUSKIES.COM 89 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2009 2010 2011 2012 51-12 (Pac-10: 14-7) 50-9 (Pac-10: 17-4) 37-16 (Pac-10: 9-12) 39-19 (Pac-12: 7-16) Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Red Desert Classic, St. George, Utah ASU/Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz. Sportco Kick-Off Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. ASU/Kajikawa Classic, Tempe, Ariz 2/6 Tennessee (12) W, 2-1 2/11 Auburn W, 5-0 2/11 UIC W, 8-0 2/9 Nebraska (21) W, 4-0 2/6 BYU W, 7-3 2/12 Ohio W, 4-3 2/11 UC Riverside W, 23-4 2/10 San Jose State W, 9-4 2/7 Southern Utah W, 9-0 2/12 Nevada W, 8-0 2/12 Mississippi State W, 18-5 2/11 Idaho State W, 10-2 2/7 LMU W, 4-2 2/13 CSUN W, 10-5 2/12 UNLV W, 17-13 2/11 Northwestern W, 10-3 2/8 Utah W, 4-0 2/14 Notre Dame W, 5-0 2/13 UC Riverside W, 22-3 2/12 Texas State W 12-3 SDSU Classic, San Diego, Calif. Campbell/Cartier Classic, Poway, Calif. SDSU Classic, San Diego, Calif. SDSU Classic, San Diego, Calif. 2/13 UC Santa Barbara W, 3-0 2/19 Utah State L, 7-4 2/18 Sacramento St. W, 7-4 2/17 UCF W, 1-0 2/13 Utah State W, 16-3 2/19 UC Santa Barbara W, 9-1 2/20 Northwestern W, 8-1 2/17 San Diego W, 5-0 2/14 at San Diego State W, 5-0 2/20 San Diego State W, 5-0 2/20 San Diego State (22) W, 6-3 2/18 UC Santa Barbara W, 9-0 2/15 Long Beach St. (25) W, 14-1 Cathedral City Classic, Palm Springs, Calif. Cathedral City Classic, Palm Springs, Calif. 2/18 Boise State W, 7-4 Palm Springs Classic, Palm Springs, Calif. 2/25 BYU W, 8-0 2/24 Texas A&M (24) W, 11-4 2/19 UC Davis W 11-3 2/20 LIU-Brooklyn W, 7-3 2/26 Oklahoma (12) W, 7-4 2/24 Fordham W, 2-0 Cathedral City Classic, Palm Springs, Calif. 2/20 Florida (2) W, 1-0 2/27 Fresno State (19) W, 10-2 2/25 Cal St. Fullerton W, 14-2 2/23 Florida (1) W, 5-2 2/21 Mississippi W, 8-2 2/27 Oklahoma State W, 9-4 2/25 UMass W, 9-2 2/24 Texas A&M (16) W, 8-2 2/22 Nebraska W, 6-0 2/28 UC Davis W, 9-1 2/26 Cal Poly W, 5-3 2/24 Georgia (13) W, 7-5 2/22 Ohio St. (23) W, 1-0 Bank of Hawai’i Invite, Honolulu, Hawai’i 3/05 at New Mexico W, 7-4 2/25 Missouri (11) L, 2-0 2/27 Seattle U W, 8-0 3/05 East Carolina W, 6-0 3/05 at New Mexico W, 11-2 2/26 Nebraska (22) W, 6-3 Husky Softball Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/06 Seattle U W, 12-0 3/06 at New Mexico W, 12-3 Louisville Slugger/ Stockton, Calif. 2/28 Portland State W, 11-1 3/06 Hawai’i W, 1-0 Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/02 Sacramento St. W, 9-0 3/1 Portland State W, 8-2 3/07 Seattle U W, 11-2 3/11 USC-Upstate W, 10-2 3/02 Delaware W, 12-0 SEC/Pac-10/Big 12 Challenge,Tuscaloosa, Ala. 3/07 Hawai’i W, 8-4 3/12 USC-Upstate W, 10-7 3/03 Pacifi c W, 5-4 3/6 Baylor (24) W, 1-0 Husky Softball Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/12 Seattle U W, 16-2 3/03 Delaware W, 5-0 3/6 Alabama (1) L, 6-0 3/11 Miami (OH) W, 3-0 Judi Garman Classic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/03 Pacifi c W, 6-4 3/7 Georgia (11) W, 2-0 3/12 Miami (OH) W, 6-3 3/17 Fresno State W, 10-0 Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/7 Alabama (1) W, 6-0 3/13 Portland State W, 5-0 3/17 Texas (12) L, 12-0 3/10 Seattle U W, 8-0 3/8 Georgia (11) L, 2-0 3/13 Seattle U W, 5-1 3/18 Notre Dame W, 7-4 3/10 North Dakota W, 4-0 Pony/Kia Klassic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/14 Seattle U W, 8-3 3/19 Oklahoma (9) L, 6-7 3/11 North Dakota W, 12-4 3/12 Florida State (24) W, 4-1 Judi Garman Classic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/20 Boise State W, 4-1 3/11 Seattle U W, 4-0 3/13 Penn State W, 14-13 3/18 New Mexico W, 10-1 3/20 Illinois W, 3-2 Judi Garman Classic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/13 Michigan (10) W, 1-0 3/19 DePaul L, 5-3 3/22 at CSU Bakersfi eld W, 8-0 3/15 UC Davis W, 14-1 3/14 Fresno State (21) W, 3-0 3/19 Louisiana-Lafayette (23) W, 8-0 3/22 at CSU Bakersfi eld W, 9-0 3/15 Iowa W, 4-3 3/15 Cal St. Fullerton L, 3-2 3/20 Utah W, 8-0 4/02 Oregon (14)* W, 3-2 3/16 Notre Dame W, 7-2 3/21 New Mexico W, 14-3 3/21 Purdue W, 12-4 4/02 Oregon (14)* W, 4-2 3/16 DePaul (24) W, 9-1 3/21 New Mexico W, 4-3 3/27 at Portland State W, 3-2 4/03 Oregon (14)* L, 8-0 3/19 at CSU Bakersfi eld W, 12-0 3/22 New Mexico W, 9-2 3/27 at Portland State W, 7-0 4/08 California (12)* L, 10-0 3/19 at CSU Bakersfi eld W, 15-4 3/27 at California (1)* W, 9-1 4/01 UCLA (5)* L, 1-0 4/09 California (12)* W, 2-1 3/23 Utah* W, 5-1 3/28 at Stanford (1)* L, 1-0 4/03 UCLA (5)* W, 3-1 4/10 California (12)* W, 9-1 3/24 Utah* W, 6-2 3/29 at Stanford (1)* L, 2-0 4/03 UCLA (5)* W, 7-2 4/15 at Arizona (8)* W, 3-0 3/25 Utah* W, 3-1 4/3 Arizona (1)* W, 6-0 4/09 Arizona (2)* W, 2-1 4/16 at Arizona (8)* L, 13-5 3/30 at California (1)* L, 2-1 4/4 Arizona State (1)* W, 11-3 4/10 Arizona (2)* W, 7-0 4/17 at Arizona (8)* L, 6-1 4/01 at California (1)* L, 5-3 4/5 Arizona State (1)* W, 3-2 4/11 Arizona (2)* W, 9-3 4/21 at UCLA (11)* L, 4-0 4/01 at California (1)* L, 6-4 4/10 at UCLA (7)* L, 2-0 4/16 at Oregon (17)* W, 9-2 4/22 at UCLA (11)* L, 5-2 4/5 Arizona (17)* L, 2-0 4/11 at UCLA (7)* L, 10-0 4/17 at Oregon (17)* L, 4-0 4/23 at UCLA (11)* W, 4-3 4/6 Arizona (17)* L, 5-3 4/17 at Oregon* W, 2-0 4/18 at Oregon (17)* W, 1-0 4/29 at Stanford (13)* L, 2-1 4/7 Arizona (17)* W, 7-5 4/18 at Oregon State* W, 1-0 4/23 at California (13)* W, 1-0 4/30 at Stanford (13)* W, 7-1 4/10 at Oregon (15)* L, 5-3 4/19 at Oregon State* W, 7-1 4/24 at California (13)* L, 9-1 5/01 at Stanford (13)* L, 3-1 4/11 at Oregon (15)* W, 6-3 4/24 at Arizona State (4)* L, 9-2 4/25 at California (13)* W, 4-0 5/06 Arizona State (1)* L, 6-4 4/13 UCLA (16)* L, 7-5 4/25 at Arizona (7)* W, 4-1 4/30 Oregon State* W, 13-1 5/07 Arizona State (1)* L, 2-0 4/14 UCLA (16)* L, 5-0 4/26 at Arizona (7)* L, 11-0 5/01 Oregon State* W, 9-0 5/08 Arizona State (1)* L, 6-2 4/15 UCLA (16)* W, 5-2 4/29 UCLA (2)* W, 3-0 5/02 Oregon State* W, 1-0 5/12 at Oregon State* W, 6-1 4/20 at Oregon State (24)* L, 4-3 5/1 Oregon State* W, 5-2 5/07 Stanford (15)* W, 8-0 5/13 at Oregon State* L, 4-3 4/21 at Oregon State (24)* W, 7-6 5/2 Oregon* W, 11-0 5/08 Stanford (15)* W, 2-1 5/14 at Oregon State* W, 5-4 4/22 at Oregon State (24)* L, 3-2 5/3 Oregon* W, 8-2 5/09 Stanford (15)* W, 1-0 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 4/27 Arizona State (3)* L, 18-1 5/7 Stanford (2)* W, 7-0 5/13 at Arizona State (10)* L, 6-5 5/19 Portland State W, 6-2 4/28 Arizona State (3)* L, 6-3 5/8 California (12)* L, 0-1 5/14 at Arizona State (10)* W, 5-4 5/20 BYU W, 4-1 4/29 Arizona State (3)* L, 5-4 5/9 California (12)* W, 11-3 5/15 at Arizona State (10)* W, 9-0 5/21 BYU W, 7-5 5/04 at Stanford (19)* L, 4-0 NCAA Regionals, Amherst, Mass. NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. NCAA Super Regionals, Colombia, Mo. 5/05 at Stanford (19)* L, 1-0 5/15 Sacred Heart (21) W, 9-1 5/21 North Dakota State W, 3-0 5/28 Missouri (4) L, 4-0 5/06 at Stanford (19)* L, 10-0 5/16 UMass (21) W, 3-1 5/22 North Carolina W, 1-0 5/29 Missouri (4) L, 6-3 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/17 UMass (21) L, 5-1 5/23 North Carolina W, 2-1 5/18 Harvard W, 2-0 5/17 UMass (21) W, 6-1(15) NCAA Super Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/19 Texas Tech W, 2-0 NCAA Super Regionals, Atlanta, Ga. 5/27 Oklahoma (14) L, 6-1 5/20 Harvard W, 4-0 5/23 at Georgia Tech (14) W, 7-1 5/28 Oklahoma (14) W, 3-0 NCAA Super Regionals, Berkeley, Calif. 5/24 at Georgia Tech (14) W, 7-0 5/28 Oklahoma (14) W, 4-0 5/26 at California (1) L, 5-0 College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/27 at California (1) L, 2-0 5/28 Georgia (6) W, 3-1 6/3 Georgia (6) L, 6-3 5/29 Arizona State (10) W, 1-0 6/5 Arizona (10) L, 4-3 5/31 Georgia (6) L, 9-8 5/31 Georgia (6) W, 9-3 WCWS Championship, Oklahoma City, Okla. 6/1 Florida (1) W, 8-0 6/2 Florida (1) W, 3-2

90 HUSKY SOFTBALL * Conference Game | ( ) Ranking of opponent at time of game | º Game played in Fullerton, Calif. YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2013 2014 2015 2016 45-17 (Pac-12: 16-8) 37-15 (Pac-12: 7-16) 42-17 (Pac-12: 11-11) 39-15 (Pac-12: 16-8) Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Date Opponent Score’ Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score Hawai’i Invitational, Honolulu, Hawai’i Sportco Kick-Off Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. Sportco Kick-Off Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. Sportco Kick-Off Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. 2/7 Saint Mary’s W, 8-0 2/7 Baylor (18) W, 7-4 2/6 CSU Bakersfi eld W, 11-2 (6) 2/12 Texas Tech W, 14-5 (6) 2/7 UAB L, 4-3 2/7 San Diego W, 3-0 2/6 Minnesota L, 8-0 (5) 2/12 Oklahoma (9) W, 10-3 2/8 Ole Miss W, 10-2 (5) 2/8 UNLV W, 7-1 2/7 UC Davis W, 8-0 (6) 2/13 South Dakota (20) W, 14-3 (6) 2/8 Hawai’i (25) L, 2-5 2/8 Arkansas W, 6-1 2/7 UNLV W, 10-7 2/14 Minnesota (14) W, 7-2 2/9 UAB W, 8-4 2/9 UC Davis W, 16-2 2/8 Louisville W, 11-6 2/15 UNLV W, 9-0 (6) 2/9 Hawai’i (25) W, 3-1 Littlewood Classic, Tempe, Ariz. Littlewood Classic, Tempe, Ariz. Mary Nutter Classic, Cathedral City, Calif. Campbell/Cartier Classic, San Diego, Calif. 2/14 Illinois St. W, 9-1 2/13 Boston W,11-3 (5) 2/19 UC Santa Barbara W, 7-0 2/15 Notre Dame W, 5-2 2/14 San Jose St. W, 18-1 2/13 Oklahoma L, 8-7 2/19 Notre Dame W, 5-4 2/15 Kentucky (22) L, 3-2 2/15 SIUE W, 17-0 2/14 North Texas W, 5-2 2/20 Texas A&M (23) L, 6-11 2/16 Oklahoma (1) L, 2-0 2/15 Michigan St. W, 8-0 2/14 Illinois State W, 9-1 (5) 2/20 Central Michigan W, 23-0 (5) 2/16 Cal Poly L, 2-0 2/16 Oklahoma (11) W, 3-1 2/15 North Texas W, 11-5 2/21 UCF (15) W, 9-7 2/17 UC Riverside W, 8-0 (5) Mary Nutter Classic, Cathedral City, Calif. 2/16 at Grand Canyon W, 8-4 Mary Nutter Classic, Cathedral City, Calif. Mary Nutter Classic, Cathedral City, Calif. 2/20 LSU (23) L, 3-6 2/16 at Grand Canyon W, 13-6 2/26 Florida (1) L, 1-3 2/21 Virginia W, 7-1 2/20 Maryland W, 11-0 Hawai’i Invitational, Honolulu, Hawai’i 2/26 Oklahoma State L, 4-8 2/22 Florida State (23) W, 2-0 2/21 Northwestern L, 2-4 2/20 UCF (19) W, 4-3 2/27 San Jose State W, 17-1 (5) 2/22 Illinois W, 15-0 (5) 02/21 Texas (25) W, 3-2 2/21 UTEP W, 9-0 (6) 2/28 Nebraska W, 6-5 (9) 2/23 Georgia (13) W, 14-2 02/22 BYU W, 8-0 2/21 Hawai’i W, 6-4 2/28 Michigan (2) W, 6-5 CSU Tournament, Fort Collins, Co. Libby Matson Classic, Stockton, Calif. 2/22 UTEP W, 8-3 Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/2 Brown W, 11-0 (5) 3/1 CSU Bakersfi eld W, 9-0 2/22 UCF (19) L, 4-2(6) 3/4 Boise State W, 12-1 (5) 3/2 Bradley W, 6-3 3/1 San Jose St. W, 1-0 Libby Matson Classic, Stockton, Calif. 3/4 Kent State W, 11-0 (5) 3/3 Nebraska-Omaha W, 10-2 (5) 3/2 UTEP W, 9-0 2/27 North Dakota St. L, 6-5 3/6 Montana W, 12-2 (5) 3/3 Colorado State W, 6-3 Judi Garman Classic, Fullerton, Calif. 2/27 Pacifi c W, 9-0 (6) 3/6 Kent State W, 8-1 Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/6 Michigan (5) W, 7-1 Santa Clara University Invitational Fresno State Tournament, Fresno, Calif. 3/8 Ohio W, 17-1 (5) 3/7 Wisconsin W, 4-2 2/28 Howard W, 12-0 (5) 3/12 San Diego State W, 8-0 (5) 3/9 Bradley W, 8-0 (5) 3/8 Nebraska (16) L, 1-2 2/28 Santa Clara W, 11-2 3/12 Fresno State (22) W, 12-3 3/9 New Mexico W, 12-0 (5) 3/8 Texas W, 6-3 3/1 Howard W, 10-1 (5) 3/13 Weber State W,10-3 (6) 3/10 Yale W, 12-3 (5) 3/9 Fresno St. L, 0-1 (8) 3/1 Santa Clara W, 10-1 (6) 3/19 Oregon (7)* L, 2-7 3/10 Seattle U W, 8-0 (6) 3/14 Utah* W, 5-2 Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/20 Oregon (7)* L, 6-11 Judi Garman Classic, Fullerton, Calif. 3/15 Utah* L, 2-3 (9) 3/6 Seattle U W,17-1 (5) 3/21 Oregon (7)* L, 4-16 (6) 3/14 Michigan L, 6-1 3/22 UCLA (2)* L, 2-4 3/6 Cal State-Northridge W, 9-8 3/24 at UCLA (14)* W, 9-0 3/14 DePaul W, 6-4 3/23 UCLA (2)* W, 10-2 3/7 Miami (OH) W,15-1 (5) 3/25 at UCLA (14)* W, 6-5 3/15 Texas (10) L, 4-1 3/24 UCLA (2)* L, 0-4 (8) 3/7 Ohio St. W, 6-0 3/26 at UCLA (14)* L, 8-10 3/16 Penn State W,13-2 (5) 3/29 at Oregon (2)* L, 0-8 3/8 Ohio St. W, 5-4 4/2 Arizona (18)* L, 4-8 3/17 Pacifi c W, 6-4 3/29 at Oregon (2)* L, 0-4 3/8 Cal State-Northridge W, 4-2 4/3 Arizona (18)* W, 6-2 3/23 at Arizona (16)* W, 7-1 3/30 at Oregon (2)* L, 3-4 3/13 Arizona State (22)* W, 8-7 (13) 4/4 Arizona (18)* W, 5-1 3/24 at Arizona (16)* L, 7-4 4/1 at Seattle U W, 11-0 3/14 Arizona State (22)* L, 9-7 4/8 at Arizona State (20)* W, 7-2 3/25 at Arizona (16)* W, 8-3 4/10 at Stanford* W, 7-0 3/19 Texas Tech W, 7-1 4/9 at Arizona State (20)* W, 6-1 3/28 Oregon (10)* L, 12-1 4/11 at Stanford* L, 5-13 3/19 Texas Tech W, 8-5 4/10 at Arizona State (20)* W, 12-9 3/29 Oregon (10)* L, 4-2 4/12 at Stanford* W, 11-2 3/21 UCLA (11)* L, 10-3 4/15 California* W, 3-2 3/30 Oregon (10)* W, 2-1 4/18 Arizona St. (6)* L, 1-3 3/22 UCLA (11)* L, 8-4 4/16 California* W, 2-1 4/2 at UCLA (15)* W, 1-0 4/18 Arizona St. (6)* W, 3-2 (10) 3/23 UCLA (11)* W, 6-2 4/17 California* L, 3-5 4/2 at UCLA (15)* W, 5-4 (9) 4/25 at Oregon St.* W, 6-2 3/25 at Portland State W, 9-0 (6) 4/22 at Oregon State* W, 3-2 (10) 4/3 at UCLA (15)* W, 6-0 4/26 at Oregon St.* W, 11-1 3/27 at Oregon (2)* L, 8-0 (5) 4/23 at Oregon State* L, 3-2 4/6 Oregon State (24)* W, 14-2 (5) 4/27 at Oregon St.* W, 10-2 3/28 at Oregon (2)* W, 10-2 (5) 4/24 at Oregon State* W, 7-2 4/6 Oregon State (24)* W, 8-6 5/2 Arizona (9)* W, 11-7 3/29 at Oregon (2)* L, 15-6 (5) 4/29 Utah* W, 6-0 4/7 Oregon State (24)* W, 4-3 5/4 Arizona (9)* W, 8-0 4/2 Stanford* W, 11-4 4/30 Utah* W, 8-0 (6) 4/12 at Arizona State (2)* W, 3-1 5/4 Arizona (9)* L, 0-2 4/3 Stanford* W, 13-2 (5) 5/1 Utah* L, 5-6 4/13 at Arizona State (2)* L, 7-1 5/8 at California* W, 4-3 4/4 Stanford* W, 17-6 (5) 5/7 at LSU (13) L, 0-6 4/14 at Arizona State (2)* L, 2-1 5/9 at California* W, 9-1 4/10 at Arizona (16)* L, 14-6 (5) 5/7 at LSU (13) W, 9-4 4/20 Stanford (15)* W, 6-5 5/10 at California* W, 14-0 4/11 at Arizona (16)* W, 9-8 5/8 at LSU (13) L, 4-5 (9) 4/21 Stanford (15)* L, 6-4 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 4/12 at Arizona (16)* L, 18-10 (6) 5/15 at Stanford* W, 9-0 (6) 4/21 Stanford (15)* W, 7-1 5/15 Iona W, 8-0 4/15 at Seattle U W, 11-3 (5) 5/16 at Stanford* W, 5-2 5/3 at Utah L, 2-1 5/16 BYU W, 9-0 4/24 at California (20)* L, 5-3 5/17 at Stanford* W, 10-5 5/4 at Utah W, 11-8 5/17 Northwestern W, 9-0 4/25 at California (20)* W, 9-6 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/5 at Utah W, 12-3 (5) NCAA Super Regionals, Gainsville, Fla. 4/26 at California (20)* L, 9-5 5/20 Weber State W, 14-6 (5) 5/9 Cal (17)* W, 7-4 5/24 Florida (5) L, 0-9 5/2 Oregon State* W, 5-4 5/21 Minnesota W, 5-2 5/10 Cal (17)* W, 9-8 (9) 5/25 Florida (5) W, 4-3 5/3 Oregon State* L, 14-8 5/22 Minnesota W, 15-7 (6) 5/11 Cal (17)* L, 3-2 5/25 Florida (5) L, 0-8 5/4 Oregon State* W, 17-11 NCAA Super Regionals, Tuscaloosa, Ala. NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/7 at Utah (22)* L, 12-1 (5) 5/27 Alabama (6) L, 1-2 (8) 5/17 Portland State W, 2-1 5/8 at Utah (22)* W, 7-5 (9) 5/28 Alabama (6) L, 2-5 5/18 Hawai’i (20) W, 2-0 NCAA Regionals, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 5/19 Hawai’i (20) W, 8-0 (5) 5/15 USC Upstate W, 4-1 NCAA Super Regionals, Columbia, Mo. 5/16 Alabama (5) L, 9-0 (5) 5/23 Missouri (6) W, 2-1 (8) 5/16 USC Upstate W, 9-1 (5) 5/24 Missouri (6) W, 1-0 5/17 Alabama (5) L, 11-1 College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. 5/30 Nebraska (14) W, 4-3 (8) 6/1 Tennessee (7) L, 1-0 6/2 Michigan (7) W, 4-1 6/2 Oklahoma (1) L, 6-2

* Conference Game | ( ) Ranking of opponent at time of game | º Game played in Fullerton, Calif. GOHUSKIES.COM 91 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2017 2018 50-14 (Pac-12: 16-8) 52-10 (Pac-12: 15-8) Coach: Heather Tarr Coach: Heather Tarr Date Opponent Score Date Opponent Score College Challenge, Puerto Vallarta, Mex. Peterson Hotels Invite, Peoria, Ill. NOTES ON RESULTS & CONFERENCE STANDINGS 2/9 Auburn (2) W,2-1 (10) 2/9 Saint Louis W, 15-3 (5) 2/10 BYU L, 2-4 2/9 at Bradley W, 11-0 (5) Softball was added to the Pac-12 (then Pac-8) in 2/11 Nebraska W, 7-5 2/10 Miami (OH) W, 19-0 (5) 1987. The University of Washington added softball as 2/11 Oklahoma (1) W, 1-0 2/10 Western Illinois W, 10-0 (5) 2/14 at Long Beach St. W, 9-1 2/11 at Bradley W, 15-0 (6) a varsity sport in 1993. Campbell/Cartier Classic, San Diego, Calif. Bearkat Softball Classic, Huntsville, Tex. 2/16 UC Riverside W, 14-1 (5) 2/16 Northern Colorado W, 8-0 (6) Prior to 2012 the Pac-12 Conference 2/16 San Diego State W, 6-5 2/16 Wichita State W, 8-0 (5) Mary Nutter Classic, Cathedral City, Calif. 2/17 Seton Hall W, 10-0 was known as the Pac-10 Conference. 2/17 Cal State Northridge W, 8-0 2/18 at Sam Houston State W, 13-1 (5) 2/24 Ohio St. W, 11-4 2/18 Wichita State W, 7-0 The 1994 season was the fi rst year 2/24 Missouri (20) L, 9-5 2/19 at Lamar W, 9-1 (5) 2/25 Northwestern W, 6-3 2/19 at Lamar W, 8-0 (6) Washington was eligible for post-season play. 2/26 Texas W, 7-2 2/21 at Texas W, 2-1 2/26 UC Santa Barbara W, 10-2 (5) Mary Nutter Classic, Cathedral City, Calif. In 1998 Southwest Louisiana became Judi Garman Classic, Fullerton, Calif. 2/23 Notre Dame W, 8-0 Louisiana-Lafayette. In 2016 they became Louisiana. 3/3 Iowa W, 8-0 (5) 2/24 Texas A&M (6) W, 4-3 (9) 3/3 Indiana W, 13-1 (5) 2/24 Nebraska W, 4-2 3/4 Fresno State W, 5-1 2/25 Wisconsin W, 4-1 In 1998 Northeast Louisiana became 3/4 Baylor (22) L, 1-3 2/25 Long Beach St. W, 4-0 Louisiana-Monroe. 3/5 Northwestern W, 3-0 (9) Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. At Seattle U 3/2 Alabama (11) W, 8-0 (5) 3/8 Penn State W,13-1 (5) 3/2 Northwestern W, 8-2 In 2003 Southwest Texas became Texas St. 3/9 Penn State W, 9-1 (5) 3/3 Alabama (11) W, 4-1 Husky Classic, Seattle, Wash. 3/3 BYU W, 7-4 In 2005 Southwest Missouri St. became Missouri St. 3/10 Minnesota (7) W, 3-2 3/4 Portland State W, 4-1 3/10 Penn State W,15-0 (5) Rebel Classic, Las Vegas, Nev. In 2006 the regular and conference season 3/11 South Dakota W, 8-0 (5) 3/9 New Mexico State W, 9-1 (6) 3/11 Minnesota (7) W, 9-0 (5) 3/9 at UNLV W, 8-0 was limited to 56 games. Prior to this there 3/18 Arizona State (21)* W, 6-4 3/10 DePaul W, 5-2 were no limits on season game totals. 3/19 Arizona State (21)* W, 4-0 3/10 New Mexico State W,3-2 (10) 3/20 Arizona State (21)* W, 1-0 3/14 Bryant W, 7-0 3/22 at Grand Canyon W, 14-4 (5) 3/17 at Arizona State (13)* L, 2-0 In 2010 the Pony/Kia Classic was 3/22 at Grand Canyon W, 7-0 3/18 at Arizona State (13)* W, 7-0 renamed the Judi Garmin Classic. 3/24 at Arizona (5)* L, 0-3 3/19 at Arizona State (13)* L, 2-0 3/25 at Arizona (5)* L, 0-12 (5) 3/23 Arizona (9)* W, 2-1 (8) University of Utah was added to the conference in 3/26 at Arizona (5)* L, 2-5 3/24 Arizona (9)* W, 4-2 (8) 4/1 UCLA (13)* L, 2-6 3/25 Arizona (9)* W, 2-0 2012. Prior head-to-head contests are not 4/2 UCLA (13)* L, 8-9 3/29 at Stanford* W, 8-1 4/3 UCLA (13)* W, 12-7 3/30 at Stanford* W, 10-0 (6) counted as conference results. 4/7 Oregon State* W, 4-3 (8) 3/31 at Stanford* W, 9-0 4/8 Oregon State* L, 1-2 4/4 Seattle U W, 3-1 In 2013 the Cathedral City Classic was 4/9 Oregon State* W, 10-8 4/6 Utah* W, 5-0 renamed the Mary Nutter Classic. 4/13 Oregon (4)* W, 4-2 4/7 Utah* W, 12-0 4/14 Oregon (4)* L, 1-4 4/8 Utah* W, 2-1 4/15 Oregon (4)* W, 5-3 (9) 4/23 California (23)* W, 3-1 4/20 at UAB W, 6-0 4/24 California (23)* W, 9-1 4/21 Alabama (12)* W, 3-2 4/20 at UCLA (3)* L, 3-0 4/22 Alabama (12)* W, 3-0 4/21 at UCLA (3)* L, 3-2 4/28 California* W, 4-0 4/22 at UCLA (3)* L, 1-0 4/29 California* W, 4-2 4/27 Oregon (2)* L, 7-2 (9) 4/30 California* W, 3-2 4/28 Oregon (2)* L, 4-2 5/3 Seattle U W, 3-1 4/29 Oregon (2)* L, 5-3 5/5 Stanford* W, 1-0 5/4 at Oregon State* W, 6-1 5/6 Stanford* L, 6-0 5/5 at Oregon State* W, 2-0 5/7 Stanford* W, 10-2 (5) 5/6 at Oregon State* W, 5-3 5/11 at Utah (13)* W, 12-1 (5) NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/12 at Utah (13)* W, 4-2 (8) 5/18 Boise State W, 8-0 (5) 5/13 at Utah (13)* W, 13-12 (8) 5/19 Texas W, 2-1 NCAA Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/20 Minnesota W, 5-2 5/19 Montana W, 8-0 (5) NCAA Super Regionals, Seattle, Wash. 5/20 Michigan (21) W, 12-4 (5) 5/25 Alabama (12) W, 3-2 (9) 5/21 Michigan (21) W, 4-2 5/26 Alabama (12) W, 6-0 NCAA Super Regionals, Seattle, Wash. College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla 5/26 Utah (11) W, 10-4 5/31 Oklahoma (4) W, 2-0 5/27 Utah (11) L, 8-9 6/1 Oregon (1) W, 6-2 5/28 Utah (11) W, 2-1 6/3 Oklahoma (4) W, 3-0 College World Series, Oklahoma City, Okla. WCWS Championship 6/1 Oregon (3) W, 3-1 6/4 Florida State (6) L, 1-0 6/2 Oklahoma (10) L, 1-3 6/5 Florida State (6) L, 8-3 6/3 UCLA (5) W, 1-0 6-4 Florida (1) L, 2-6

92 HUSKY SOFTBALL * Conference Game | ( ) Ranking of opponent at time of game | º Game played in Fullerton, Calif.