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1(0 FINAL 2001 Softball Statistics Report Institution #2 UCLA Bruins Head coach Sue Enquist Full season 62 6 0 Conference Pacific 10 Conference 16 5 0 BATTING Player Position CL AB R H AVG 2B 3B HR TB SLG% RBI SB SBA BB SO 33 Nuveman Stacey. C/3B JR 68 166 42 73 440 15 19 145 873 73 1 2 77 19 27 Watley NatashaTj* SS SO 68 247 75 101 409 9 2 126 510 36 52 56 11 18 20 Sua Claire ^ ' IB/DP FR 68 205 26 78 380 3 10 111 541 56 0 3 24 23 21 Mims Tairia *-^4 3B/1B/C SO 68 213 54 80 376 18 17 153 718 71 3 3 17 25 24 Torres r4arcel 0F/3B/P FR 39 59 5 21 356 2 2 29 492 6 0 0 2 14 44 Ramos Stephanie OF FR 57 165 31 55 333 10 2 73 442 22 6 8 12 24 7 Freed Amanda P/OF JR 59 200 45 63 315 9 3 87 435 27 16 18 22 24 22 Dale Courtney P/DP/OF SR 62 197 13 59 299 9 4 82 416 44 1 1 13 37 3 Brambila Lupe OF SR 62 142 29 41 289 5 4 58 408 21 18 20 14 18 11 Me]ia Monique 2B SO 47 49 17 14 286 4 0 18 367 9 6 6 3 6 23 Auelua Tona 3B/C SO 35 81 8 23 284 2 2 31 383 10 1 2 5 12 10 Buck Crissy 2B/UTIL JR 43 100 11 25 250 2 1 30 300 10 5 6 3 8 5 Hiraiwa Casey 2B/UTIL JR 16 14 5 3 214 0 0 3 214 1 1 1 1 2 2 Rahn Erin OF/UTIL JR 54 40 17 125 0 0 5 125 2 10 11 5 10 4 Noack Marin C SR 8 10 0 100 0 0 1 100 0 0 0 0 1 14 Goerl Keira P FR 3 0 0 000 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 12 Swenson Stephani P SR 8 0 1 000 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 0 13 Hoshizaki Julie UTIL FR 46 0 17 000 0 0 0 000 0 1 2 0 0 9 Simpson Amanda UTIL FR 60 0 22 000 0 0 0 000 0 2 5 0 0 PITCHING Player CL R L G GS CG L SV SHO IP ER BB SO ERA 7 Freed Amanda >6 JR R 27 25 17 21 11 152 0 70 15 10 28 157 0 46 22 Dale Courtney SR R 22 8 5 8 2 77 0 44 8 8 14 47 0 73 14 Goerl Keira "^ FR R 33 30 22 27 7 194 0 123 47 32 37 158 1 15 12 Swenson Stephani SR R 8 5 3 6 2 31 0 19 7 6 11 31 1 35 TEAM TOTALS BATTING G AB R H AVG 2B 3B HR TB SLG% RBI SB SBA BB SO OWN 68 1888 418 642 340 88 12 66 952 504 388 123 144 209 241 OPP 68 1587 77 256 161 24 0 15 325 205 71 17 30 90 393 PITCHING IP H R ER BB SO ERA FIELOING PO A E TC DP FLD% OWN 454 0 256 77 55 90 393 0 85 OWN 1362 680 49 2091 27 977 OPP 430 2 642 418 327 209 241 5 32 OPP 1292 620 95 2007 22 953 Institution tt2 UCLA Bruins Own Opp Own Opp Opponent Score Score Site DH Attend Opponent Score Score Site DH Attend 1 San Jose State 8 0 125 43 02 Arizona wildcats 3 0 H 1028 2 Cal State Northridge 13 0 125 44 013 Washington 5 4 H 401 3 Cal Poly Mustangs 5 0 120 45 013 Washington 4 0 H 665 4 Cal State Northridge 7 0 75 46 016 Oregon State 1 2 A 703 5 Cal Poly Mustangs 10 2 125 47 Oregon Ducks 4 3 A 215 6 »14 CS Fullerton 6 0 A X 48 Oregon Ducks 6 3 A 238 7 #14 CS Fullerton 18 3 A X 1256 49 UC Riverside 12 0 A X 8 San Diego Toreros 8 0 H X 50 UC Riverside 8 0 A X 200 9 San Diego Toreros 7 0 H X 452 51 04 Cal Golden Bears 2 0 H 237 10 #22 Long Beach State 7 0 H 203 52 03 Stanford Cardinal 8 0 H 539 11 Portland State 20 0 2 738 53 03 Stanford Cardinal 2 0 H 433 12 Kansas Jayhawks 15 1 2 75 54 012 Washington 4 3 A 359 13 Wisconsin Badgers 9 2 2 55 Oregon Ducks 6 4 H 230 14 ttl2 Nebraska 6 2 2 811 56 014 Oregon State 4 0 H 545 15 Floridalnternational 10 0 2 57 014 Oregon State 4 1 H 445 16 Wisconsin Badgers 12 1 3 58 01 Arizona wildcats 0 4 A 3004 17 (til Cal St Fullerton 4 0 3 1Y59 09 Arizona State 1 0 A X 18 022 Texas Longhoms 4 3 A 981 4^60 09 Arizona State 8 6 A X 439 19 Wisconsin Badgers 1 0 3 535 /Yf" Coastal Carolina 8 0 H 403 20 SouthwestTexas State 4 3 A X /&/62 Cal State Northridge 9 0 H 378 21 SouthwestTexas State 3 1 A X 467 ^J.^63 San Diego State 3 1 H 468 22 Colorado State Rams 11 3 H X (51^64 San Dlego State 11 0 H 475 23 Colorado State Rams 2 0 H X 327 3'>^5 015 Iowa Hawkeyes 2 0 5 3192 24 South Florida Bulls 10 0 H X 4,7Y« 04 Stanford Cardinal 5 0 5 7422 25 South Florida Bulls 5 3 H X 306 3^5"" 03 LSU Tigers 6 0 5 4279 26 UNLV Rebels 3 0 H 01 Arizona Wildcats 0 1 5 4459 27 UC Riverside 10 0 H X H'' 28 UC Riverside 4 0 H X 121 NEUTRAL SITES 29 Colorado State Rams 8 1 1849 30 Cal Poly Mustangs 9 1 1 San Jose CA 31 Dll DePaul 4 0 1989 2 Las Vegas NV 32 New Mexico State 4 0 3 Austin TX 33 015 Oregon State 3 2 2222 4 Fresno CA 34 »7 Fresno State 8 2 A 2791 5 Oklahoma City OK 35 UC Santa Barbara 6 1 A 79 36 05 Stanford Cardinal 0 1 A 330 A'lTKNDANCE 37 03 Cal Golden Bears 2 1 A 513 38 03 Cal Golden Bears 5 1 A 413 Single Home Dates 17 7888 39 025 CalSt Northridge 8 0 A X Double Header Home Dates 4 1206 40 025 CalSt Northridge 12 1 A X 87 Total Home Attendance 21 9094 41 09 Arizona State 1 6 H 304 Single Away Dates 12 9751 42 02 Arizona Wildcats 0 4 H 1134 Double Header Away Dates 5 2449 Total Away Attendance 17 12200 Single Neutral Site Dates 21 28016 Double Header Neutral Site Dates 0 0 Total Neutral Site Attendance 21 28016 Total Season Attendance all dates 59 49310 Reporting Official Title .
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