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TABLEHEADER OF ACONTENTS HISTORY GENERAL INFORMATION _______________________ 1-3 Table of Contents _____________ 1 2005 Schedule ______________ 3 Media Information _____________ 2 Quick Facts _________________ 3 SEASON PREVIEW ______________________________ 4-8 2005 Roster _________________ 5 Season Preview ____________ 7-8 2005 TV/Radio Roster _________ 6 NCAA COACHING STAFF ______________________________ 9-12 4 Coach Heather Tarr __________ 10 Coach Robert Wagner _______ 12 5 Coach Eve Gaw _____________ 11 Support Staff _______________ 12 PLAYER PROFILES ___________________________ 13-36 OPPONENTS Seniors _________________ 14-23 Freshmen _______________ 34-36 Juniors _________________ 24-30 2006 Signees ______________ 36 Sophomores _____________ 31-36 2004 REVIEW ________________________________ 37-44 Season Notes ____________ 38-39 Individual Statistics __________ 41 10 Game-By-Game Results ______ 40 Pac-10 Statistics __________ 42-44 13 REVIEW 2005 OPPONENTS ___________________________ 45-55 Tournaments _____________ 46-47 Dawgs On Deck ____________ 51 Non-Conference Opp. _____ 47-48 UW Sponsors ______________ 51 Pac-10 Opponents ________ 49-51 All-Time Series Record_____ 52-55 NCAA HISTORY ______________________________ 56-67 PLAYERS Husky Postseason Results ____ 57 1999 Box Scores _________ 62-63 NCAA Records ______________ 58 2000 Box Scores _________ 63-65 19 1994 Box Scores ____________ 58 2001 Box Scores ___________ 65 22 1995 Box Scores ____________ 59 2002 Box Scores _________ 65-66 1996 Box Scores _________ 59-60 2003 Box Scores ___________ 66 1997 Box Scores _________ 60-61 2004 Box Scores _________ 66-67 1998 Box Scores _________ 61-62 COACHES/STAFF HUSKY HISTORY _____________________________ 68-90 Honor Roll _______________ 69-73 Season Pitching Leaders _____ 81 All-Americans ____________ 74-76 Year-By-Year Leaders _____ 82-84 Team Records ___________ 77-78 Year-By-Year Statistics _______ 84 25 No-Hitters __________________ 78 All-Time Pac-10 Standings ____ 85 30 Career Batting Leaders _______ 79 All-Time Roster _____________ 86 Season Batting Leaders _______ 80 Year-By-Year Results ______ 87-90 PREVIEW Career Pitching Leaders ______ 81 HUSKY EXPERIENCE _______________________ 91-100 Athletic Administration ________ 91 Strength & Conditioning ______ 98 University of Washington ___ 92-93 Sports Medicine ____________ 98 Alumni _____________________ 94 Excellence In Coaching ______ 99 GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL Husky Highlights _____________ 95 Seattle ___________________ 100 GENERAL 56 Athletic Facilities ___________ 96-7 68 2005 Washington Softball Media Guide 1 MEDIA INFORMATIONA NEWSPAPERS The Daily Fox Sports (AM Monday-Friday) Net Northwest INTERVIEWS Seattle Times University of Washington, 3626 156th Ave SE, Interviews with players and (AM weekdays, AM Sunday) 132 Communications Bldg., Bellevue, WA 98006 coaches should be set up through Fairview North and John St. Seattle, WA 98195 Phone: (425) 641-0104 Misty Tucci in the media relations P.O. Box 70, Seattle, WA 98111 Phone: (206) 543-2703 Fax: (425) 641-9811 office at least 24 hours in advance. Phone: (206) 464-2276 or Fax: (206) 543-2345 Please call (206) 543-2230 for as- (800) 343-6319 Web: www.thedaily.washington.edu RADIO sistance. Fax: (206) 464-3255 Web: www.seattletimes.com Associated Press KOMO (AM 1000) 3131 Elliot Ave., Suite 750, 200 Tower Bldg, 7th and Olive, Seattle Post-Intelligencer Seattle, WA 98121-1095 Seattle, WA 98101 CREDENTIALS (AM weekdays, Saturday) Phone: (206) 682-1812 Phone: (206) 516-3101 101 Elliot Ave. W., Fax: (206) 621-1948 Fax: (206) 516-3110 Requests for working media cre- Seattle, WA 98119-4220 dentials should be directed to Misty Phone: (206) 448-8370 South County Journal KIRO (AM 710) Tucci at least 24 hours in advance Fax: (206) 448-8164 or 8224 (AM Sunday-Friday) 1820 Eastlake Ave E., of the game you wish to attend. Call Web: www.seattlepi.com PO Box 130, Kent, WA 98035 Seattle, WA 98102 (206) 543-2230, fax (206) 543- Phone: (253) 872-6600 Phone: (206) 726-7000 or 7440 5000, or e-mail Tucci at Tacoma News-Tribune Fax: (253) 872-6611 Fax: (206) 726-7001 [email protected]. (AM Monday-Sunday) Web : www.southcountyjournal.com 1950 S. State St., KJR (AM 950) P.O. Box 11000, TELEVISION 190 Queen Anne Avenue, N., WEB SITE Tacoma, WA 98411 Seattle, WA 98109 Phone: (253) 597-8680 KOMO-TV Phone: (206) 270-4795 Stay updated on all Husky teams Fax: (253) 597-8360 (ABC, Channel 4) Fax: (206) 286-2495 on the Washington Athletic Web: www.tribnet.com 140 4th Ave. North, Department’s internet site at http:// Seattle, WA 98109 Pioneer Radio and Sports, Inc. www.gohuskies.com. Everett Herald Phone: (206) 404-4006 or 4167 Forest Office Park, Bldg. E (AM Monday-Sunday) Fax: (206) 404-3438 14645 Bel Red Road, Grand and California St., Suite, 200 INFO CONNECTION P.O. Box 930, KIRO-TV Bellevue, WA 98007 Everett, WA 98206 (CBS, Channel 7) Phone: (425) 649-8982 The Pacific-10 Conference utilizes Phone: (425) 339-3470 2807 3rd Avenue, Fax: (425) 643-7804 the automated fax-on-demand sys- Fax: (425) 339-3464 Seattle, WA 98121 tem called Info Connection. Info Web: www.heraldnet.com Phone: (206) 728-7803 or 8901 Connection allows members of the Fax: (206) 441-4840 media to receive media releases in Eastside Journal all sports 24 hours a day. In order (AM Monday-Sunday) KING-TV to access information on Husky 1705 132nd Ave. NE., (NBC, Channel 5) softball, call (770) 558-6000 from P.O. Box 90130, 333 Dexter Ave. N., the handset of you fax machine. Bellevue, WA 98009-5590 Seattle, WA 98109 The Pac-10’s passcode is 72210. Phone: (425) 453-4255 Phone: (206) 448-3959 The following information will be Fax: (425) 635-0603 Fax: (206) 448-3953 available by dialing the parentheti- Web: www.eastsidejournal.com cal codes: release (3820) and the KCPQ-TV latest box (3821). You may also ob- Daily Olympian (FOX, Channel 13) tain the same information on the (AM Monday-Sunday) 1813 Westlake Ave., N., internet at 111 Bethel St., NE., Seattle, WA 98109 www.mediateamlink.com. P.O. Box 1219 Phone: (206) 674-1313 or 1450 Olympia, WA 98507 Fax: (206) 674-1713 Phone: (360) 754-5432 Fax: (360) 357-0202 Web Site: www.theolympian.com PREVIEW COACHES/STAFF PLAYERS REVIEW OPPONENTS NCAA HISTORY CREDITS: The 2005 Washington softball media guide was written, designed, layed-out and edited by Assis- tant Media Relations Director Misty Tucci. Cover design by Jay Torrell. Inside covers and page headers by Assistant Media Relations Director Jeff Bechthold. Photographs by Rob Carlson, Jerry Laizure, Corky Trewin, Joanie Komura, Bruce Terami, Allsport, Scott Bisch and Ben VanHouten. Special assistance by the UW coaching staff, Bechthold, Andre Bayard, Alisa Brandle, Jesse Hulsing, Kortney Kinzer, Jonathan Price and Veronica White. Printing by UW Department of Publications Services (Judy Robertson). GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL 2 2005 Washington Softball Media Guide 2005 SCHEDULE/HEADERA QUICK FACTS HISTORY 2005 SCHEDULE QUICK FACTS 2/3 vs. Jacksonville! Honolulu, Hawaii 3 pm School: _________________________ University of Washington 2/4 vs. IPFW! Honolulu, Hawaii 2 pm Location: ________________________________ Seattle, Wash. 2/5 vs. Oregon! Honolulu, Hawaii 10 am Address: __________________ 229 Graves Bldg., Box 354070, Paradise Classic Cont.! Honolulu, Hawaii TBA 2/6 Paradise Classic Cont.! Honolulu, Hawaii TBA ______________________________ Seattle, WA 98195-4070 Founded: _____________________________ November 4, 1861 2/11 vs. Louisville@ Las Vegas, Nev. 12:30 pm Enrollment: ________________ 37,000 (26,800 undergraduate) NCAA vs. LSU@ Las Vegas, Nev. 5:30 pm 2/12 vs. Illinois@ Las Vegas, Nev. 9 am Nickname: ____________________________________ Huskies vs. Central Florida@ Las Vegas, Nev. 11:15 am Colors: ________________________________ Purple and Gold 2/13 vs. Tennessee@ Las Vegas, Nev. 9:15 am Conference: __________________________________ Pacific-10 2/19 WILLAMETTE (DH) Seattle, Wash. Noon Home Facility: ______________ Husky Softball Stadium (1,500) Press Box Phone: ________________________ (206) 616-6936 2/25 vs. Northwestern# Palm Springs, Calif. 3:30 pm vs. Texas A&M# Palm Springs, Calif. 6 pm Web site: ___________________________ www.gohuskies.com OPPONENTS 2/26 vs. Ohio State# Palm Springs, Calif. 10 am President: _____________________________ Dr. Mark Emmert vs. Kansas# Palm Springs, Calif. 6 pm Athletic Director: ___________________________ Todd Turner 2/27 vs. Oklahoma State# Palm Springs, Calif. 9 am Asst. Athletic Dir. for Media Relations: __________ Jim Daves 3/4 vs. Drake$ Las Vegas, Nev. 6:15 pm Asst. Media Relations Dir./SB Contact: __________ Misty Tucci 3/5 vs. Illinois-Chicago$ Las Vegas, Nev. 9:30 am Work: ________________________________ (206) 685-3119 vs. Oklahoma$ Las Vegas, Nev. 11:45 am Cell: ___________________________________ (206) 349-3119 3/6 vs. Long Beach State$ Las Vegas, Nev. 11:15 am Fax: _________________________________ (206) 543-5000 vs. UNLV$ Las Vegas, Nev. 3:45 pm E-mail: ______________________ [email protected] 3/12 vs. Portland State (DH) Portland, Ore. Noon Head Coach: ______________ Heather Tarr (Washington, 1998) 3/17 vs. Nebraska^ Fullerton, Calif. 4 pm Record at Washington: _______ First season as head coach REVIEW 3/18 vs. DePaul^ Fullerton, Calif. 1:30 pm Phone: _______________________________ (206) 543-3785 vs. Penn State^ Fullerton, Calif. 6:15 pm Assistant Coach: _____________ Eve Gaw (Washington, 1998) 3/19 Kia Classic Cont.^ Fullerton, Calif. TBA Phone: _______________________________ (206) 616-8618 3/20 Kia Classic Cont.^ Fullerton, Calif. TBA Assistant Coach: ________ Robert Wagner (Washington, 1995) 3/22 at Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, Calif. 4 pm Phone: _______________________________ (206) 543-5872 4/1 at Oregon* Eugene, Ore. 3 pm Certified Athletic Trainer: ________________ Chrissy Messick 4/2 at Oregon State* Corvallis, Ore. 1 pm Equipment Manager: ______________________ Gary McGuire 4/3 at Oregon State* Corvallis, Ore. 1 pm Strength/Conditioning Coach: ________________ Daniel Jahn PLAYERS 4/5 SIMON FRASER (DH) Seattle, Wash. 3 pm 2004 Overall Record: _____________________________ 40-19 4/8 at California* Berkeley, Calif.
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