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CALIFORNIA Golden Bears GOLDEN BEAR OLYMPIANS GOLDEN BEARS GO INTERNATIONAL Lindsay James Chloe Kloezeman ince softball’s inception as an Olympic sport in 1996, a Golden Bear player or coach has participated in each Olympiad. Cal players have also competed for Svarious national teams during non-Olympic years. Michele Granger (USA), Gillian Boxx (USA) and Lisa Martinez (Puerto Rico) appeared in the 1996 Summer Olympics held in Atlanta. In addition, former Cal assistant coach Kim Maher, a standout at Fresno State, played for the United States as well that summer. In 2004 Olympics in Athens, head coach Diane Ninemire, along with Lindsay James and Chloe Kloezeman, suited up for the inaugural Greek national team, while Nicole DiSalvio returned for a second Nicole DiSalvio stint with Italian national team. Michele Granger Gillian Boxx A four-time All-American from 1989- A four-time All-American from 1992- 93, Granger was a member of the USA 95, Boxx was a member of the USA Olym- Olympic team that won the gold medal pic team that won the Gold Medal at the Lisa Martinez at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. She Granger squared off against former caught in six of the nine contests and Martinez (1984-86) was the NorPac Golden Bear Lisa Martinez in the first- hit .250 with one double and three RBI. Conference Player of the Year in 1985 ever Olympic softball game. Granger fin- and had a 0.22 ERA in 1986. Martinez ished the Summer Games 2-0 with a 0.87 was a member of Puerto Rico’s Olym- ERA and 25 strikeouts. Her wins came in pic team at the 1996 Summer Games in the opener against Puerto Rico and in the Atlanta, and was the starting pitcher gold medal game against China. against Team USA in the first-ever Olympic softball game. Michelle Granger and Gillian Boxx Gillian Boxx meets President Clinton 40 2007 California Golden Bears Softball Media Guide CALIFORNIA Golden Bears CAL PLAYERS IN THE PROS Emily Friedman Kristina Thorson Kaleo Eldredge Photo: New England Riptide/H-V Pashos Chelsea Spencer Lisa Iancin David Saffran Photography Photo: New England Riptide/H-V Pashos GOLDEN BEARS IN THE PROS Seven former Cal players are compet- ing in the National Pro Fastpitch softball league. Lisa Iancin and Jocelyn Forest both play for the New England Riptide. Chelsea Spencer, Emily Friedman, and Kristina Thorson play on the Philadelphia Force. Jocelyn Forest Kaleo Eldrege competes on the Arizona Vicky Galindo Selected as the 2006 NPF Champi- Heat, and Vicky Galindo appears on the Chosen by the Chicago Bandits in onship Series MVP, Forest struck out Chicago Bandits roster. 2005, Galindo was selected to the 2005 seven batters over seven innings to give NPF All-Star team. Galindo hit .455 to the New England Riptide a 2-0 victory lead the US National Team to the title over the Connecticut Brakettes in the game in the inaugural World Cup of Soft- National Pro Fastpitch Championship ball held in Oklahoma City in 2005 as game. well. She is currently an assistant coach at San Jose State University. 2007 California Golden Bears Softball Media Guide 41 CALIFORNIA Golden Bears HONORS AND AWARDS OLYMPIC TEAM (8) 1988 Angie Jacobs (2nd team), Kim Moe (1st team), 2004 Lindsay James (Greece), Chloe Kloezman (Greece), Caryn Williams (1st team) Diane Ninemire (Greece, Coach), Nicole DiSalvio (Italy) 1987 Kim Moe (1st team) 2000 Nicole DiSalvio (Italy) 1986 Stephanie Hinds (1st team), Lisa Martinez (1st team), 1996 Gillian Boxx (U.S.), Michele Granger (U.S.), Lisa Martinez Kim Moe (1st team) (Puerto Rico) 1985 Erin Cassidy (2nd team), Stephanie Hinds (1st team), Lisa Martinez (1st team), Kim Moe (1st team), ALL-AMERICAN (34) Caryn Williams (2nd team) 2006 NFCA: Haley Woods (1st team), Kristina Thorson (2nd team) 1984 Roni Deutch (1st team), Stephanie Hinds (2nd team) EASTON: Haley Woods (1st team), Kristina Thorson (1st) 1982 Shari Fisher (1st team), Kelly Kirkland (1st team), 2005 Vicky Galindo (1st team), Kristina Thorson (2nd team), Leslie Partch (1st team), Pam Reinoehl (1st team) Kaleo Eldredge (3rd team) 1981 Shari Fisher (1st team), Leslie Partch (1st team) 2004 Vicky Galindo (1st team), Kaleo Eldredge (2nd team), 1980 Shari Fisher (1st team), Leslie Partch (1st team) Kristina Thorson (2nd team), Chelsea Spencer (3rd team) 2003 Veronica Nelson (2nd team), Courtney Scott (2nd team) ALL-CONFERENCE (129) 2002 Jocelyn Forest (2nd team), Candace Harper (3rd team) 2006 Kristina Thorson (1st team), Haley Woods (1st team), 2001 Veronica Nelson (1st team), Jocelyn Forest (2nd team) Lindsay James (2nd team), Alex Sutton (2nd team), 1996 Whitney Floyd (3rd team) Morgan Siegel (HM), Emily Friedman (HM) 1995 Jenny Ackley (2nd team), Gillian Boxx (1st team), 2005 Kelly Anderson (1st team), Kristina Thorson (1st team), Whitney Floyd (2nd team) Vicky Galindo (1st team), Kaleo Eldredge (2nd team), 1994 Gillian Boxx (3rd team) Lindsay James (2nd team), Haley Woods (2nd team), 1993 Gillian Boxx (1st team), Michele Granger (1st team), Jessica Pamanian (HM), Chelsea Spencer (HM) Keri Kropke (2nd team) 2004 Kaleo Eldredge (1st team), Kristina Thorson (1st team), 1992 Gillian Boxx (2nd team), Michele Granger (1st team) Vicky Galindo (2nd team), Lindsay James (2nd team), 1991 Michele Granger (1st team) Chelsea Spencer (2nd team), Kelly Anderson (HM), 1990 Michele Granger (1st team) Jessica Pamanian (HM), Haley Woods (HM) 1983 Pam Reinoehl (1st team) 2003 Veronica Nelson (1st team), Courtney Scott (2nd team), Kelly 1982 Kelly Kirkland (1st team), Shari Fisher (1st team) Anderson (2nd Team), Vicky Galindo (2nd Team), Kaleo 1981 Shari Fisher (1st team), Leslie Partch (1st team) Eldredge (HM), Kristina Thorson (HM), Lindsay James (HM) 2002 Jocelyn Forest (1st team), Kaleo Eldredge (2nd team), Veronica ALL-REGION (80) Nelson (2nd team), Courtney Scott (2nd team), Candace Harper 2006 Kristina Thorson (1st team), Haley Woods (1st team), (2nd team) Alex Sutton (1st team) 2001 Jocelyn Forest (1st team), Veronica Nelson (1st team), Nicole 2005 Vicky Galindo (1st team), Kaleo Eldredge (1st team), DiSalvio (2nd team), Paige Bowie (HM), Candace Kristina Thorson (2nd team), Haley Woods (2nd team), Harper (HM), Eryn Manahan (HM), Amber Phillips (HM) Lindsay James (2nd team) 2000 Candace Harper (2nd team), Lisa Iancin (1st team), Veronica 2004 Vicky Galindo (1st team), Kaleo Eldredge (1st team), Nelson (HM) Kristina Thorson (2nd team), Chelsea Spencer (2nd team) 1999 Paige Bowie (2nd team), Jocelyn Forest (2nd team), Candace 2003 Veronica Nelson (1st team), Kaleo Eldredge (2nd team), Harper (2nd team) Vicky Galindo (2nd team), Lindsay James (2nd team), 1998 Lisa Iancin (2nd team), Whitney Floyd (2nd team) Courtney Scott (2nd team) 1997 Jenny Ackley (2nd team), Melanie McCart (1st team), 2002 Kaleo Eldredge (2nd team), Jocelyn Forest (2nd team), Holly Yost (2nd team) Candace Harper (2nd team) 1996 Whitney Floyd (1st team), Melanie McCart (2nd team), 2001 Jocelyn Forest (2nd team), Veronica Nelson (2nd team) Jessica Parker (2nd team) Eryn Manahan (2nd team) 1995 Jenny Ackley (2nd team), Gillian Boxx (1st team), 2000 Candace Harper (2nd team), Lisa Iancin (2nd team), Whitney Floyd (1st team), Melanie McCart (2nd team) Veronica Nelson (2nd team) 1994 Gillian Boxx (1st team), Melanie McCart (2nd team), 1999 Candace Harper (2nd team), Lisa Iancin (2nd team) Kendall Richards (1st team), Anne Walsh (2nd team) 1998 Lisa Iancin (1st team) 1993 Gillian Boxx (1st team), Michele Granger (1st team), 1997 Jenny Ackley (2nd team) Keri Kropke (1st team), Janeen LaGrace (2nd team), 1996 Whitney Floyd (2nd team), Holly Yost (2nd team) Kendall Richards (2nd team), Tonya Seymore (2nd team) 1995 Jenny Ackley (1st team), Gillian Boxx (1st team), 1992 Gillian Boxx (2nd team), Michele Granger (1st team), Whitney Floyd (1st team) Jennifer Horgan (2nd team), Sue Jacquez (1st team), 1994 Gillian Boxx (2nd team), Kendall Richards (2nd team), Keri Kropke (2nd team), Janeen LaGrace (1st team), Anne Walsh (2nd team) Tonya Seymore (2nd team) 1993 Gillian Boxx (1st team), Michele Granger (1st team), 1991 Robyn Burgess (2nd team), Michele Granger (1st team), Keri Kropke (1st team), Kendall Richards (2nd team), Keri Kropke (1st team), Janeen LaGrace (1st team), Tonya Seymore (2nd team), Laura Terada (2nd team) Heather Smittle (2nd team) 1992 Gillian Boxx (2nd team), Michele Granger (1st team), 1990 Michele Granger (1st team), Sue Jacquez (2nd team), Jennifer Horgan (1st team), Sue Jacquez (1st team), Tina Montoya (2nd team) Keri Kropke (2nd team) 1989 Val Altamirano (1st team), Marielle Vaughn (1st team) 1991 Michele Granger (1st team), Keri Kropke (1st team), 1988 Kim Moe (1st team) Heather Smittle (2nd team) 1987 Kim Moe (1st team) 1990 Michele Granger (1st team), Sue Jacquez (2nd team), 1986 Erin Cassidy, Roni Deutch, Stephanie Hinds, Lisa Martinez Tina Montoya (2nd team) 1985 Roni Deutch, Stephanie Hinds, Angie Jacobs, Lisa Martinez 1989 Robyn Burgess (2nd team), Angie Jacobs (1st team), 1984 Roni Deutch Marielle Vaughn (1st team) 1983 Roni Deutch, Kelly Kirkland, Pam Reinoehl 42 2007 California Golden Bears Softball Media Guide CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 1982 Kelly Kirkland, Katy Meyer, Leslie Partch, Pam Reinoehl 2001 Paige Bowie (1st team) 1981 Roxi Bardwell, Shari Fisher, Kelly Kirkland, Leslie Partch, 1999 Paige Bowie (1st team), Maiko Bristow (1st team), Megumi Pam Reinoehl, Andria Sievers, Margaret Sutter Takasaki (2nd team), Holly Yost (2nd team) 1980 Roxi Bardwell, Shari Fisher, Pam Goldsborough, Leslie Partch, 1998 Holly Yost (1st team), Paige Bowie (2nd team), Pam Reinoehl, Cheryl Smith,
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