2005 Stanford Release #15 — May 24, 2005 (43-14, 13-8 Pac-10) Date Opponent Time/Result 2/4 Santa Clara^ W, 9-0 (5) Stanford Softball 2/5 Santa Clara^ W, 19-4 (5) Pacific^ W, 5-0 Friday, May 27 #11 Tennessee 7 p.m. 2/6 Pacific^ L, 3-4 2/12 DePaul% W, 18-0 (5) Saturday, May 28 #11 Tennessee 1 p.m. Kentucky% W, 14-3 (5) Saturday, May 28 #11 Tennessee (if necess.) 3:30 p.m. 2/13 #21 Long Beach State% W, 3-1 2/19 Hofstra! W, 6-0 Jacksonville! W, 2-1 Cardinal Host Tennessee In NCAA Super Regional: The 2/20 Seton Hall! W, 4-1 fourth-ranked Stanford softball team (43-14, 13-8 Pac-10), seeded sixth South Florida! W, 6-4 nationally, host #11 Tennessee (59-13), seeded 11th nationally, May 27- 2/21 FAMU! W, 8-0 (5) 2/25 UC Davis$ W,8-0 (5) 28, at Boyd and Jill Smith Family Stadium. The winner of the best two- Texas Tech$ W, 8-4 of-three series will advance to the College World Series in Oklahoma 2/26 Auburn$ W, 9-0 (5) City, Okla. UAB$ W, 5-4 2/27 Sacramento State$ W, 6-1 3/5 Boston College& W, 8-0 (5) The Cardinal are making their eighth consecutive NCAA postseason Northwestern& L, 1-6 appearance in 2005. Last year, Stanford finished tied for third at the 3/6 CS Fullerton& W, 6-4 3/20 Princeton@ L, 0-2 Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. In the pre- Utah@ W, 6-0 vious four seasons, the team has been to the WCWS two times. 3/24 Hawaii~ W, 4-2 (8) St. Mary's~ W, 7-0 3/25 Northwestern~ L, 2-7 The winners of each regional site advanced to eight Super Regionals Illinois~ W, 3-1 where the winners will play a best of a three-game series. The remaining 3/26 UNLV~ W, 3-0 eight teams will advance to the WCWS, an eight-team, - 3/28 #23 Fresno State L, 1-4 3/28 #23 Fresno State W, 14-0 (5) elimination tournament. The Championship final also is different this 4/1 #2 Arizona* L, 2-4 year, with the two teams playing a best-of-three series. 4/2 #18 Arizona State* W, 2-1 4/3 #18 Arizona State* L, 0-2 4/6 San Jose State W, 2-0 NCAA Regional Recap: Stanford opened NCAA postseason play 4/9 #20 Washington* W, 6-3 with a 9-0 win over Robert Morris in six innings then picked up a 9-1 4/10 #20 Washington* W, 4-3 victory over #22 Southern Illinois on Saturday afternoon ... The Cardinal 4/15 #10 Oregon State* W, 3-0 4/16 #25 Oregon * W, 9-5 capped off the weekend with a 3-2 victory over host-Missouri to advance 4/17 #25 Oregon* W, 17-7 to an NCAA Super Regional ... Michelle Smith .667 (6-for-9) for the 4/20 Sacramento State L, 2-3 (11) weekend with four RBI while Leah Nelson had a 4-for-9 effort (.444) with Sacramento State W, 16-1 (5) 4/22 #2 California* W, 6-4 seven RBI (including three homeruns) ... Becky McCullough went 3-0 in 4/23 #2 California* W, 2-1 the circle for the Cardinal with a 1.17 ERA and 13 ... Stanford 4/24 #2 California* L, 0-1 outscored their opponents 21-3 in three games, hitting .369 as a team 4/26 St. Mary's W, 7-0 4/29 #24 Washington* L, 4-6 for the weekend. 4/30 # 10 UCLA* W, 7-5 5/1 vs. #10 UCLA L, 0-8 (5) Pac-10 Champs!: The Stanford women’s softball team grabbed a 5/1 #10 UCLA* W, 5-3 5/6 #25 Oregon* W, 5-1 share of the 2005 Pac-10 title. It is the first Pac-10 title for the Cardinal 5/7 #6 Oregon State* L, 0-1 (9) in the history of the program. Stanford ended the regular season with a 5/8 #6 Oregon State* W, 6-4 40-14 overall record, 13-8 in league play. The 13 wins ties a Cardinal re- 5/12 Arizona State* W, 3-0 5/13 #3 Arizona* L, 0-1 cord set last year for most conference wins in a single season. Stanford 5/14 #3 Arizona* L, 2-3 shares the Pac-10 title with Arizona, California and Oregon State who all 5/20 vs. Robert Morris+ W, 9-0 (6) ended league play with a 13-8 record. 5/21 vs. #22 Southern Illinois+ W, 9-1 5/22 at #16 Missouri+ W, 3-2 5/27 #11 Tennessee< 7 p.m. About Tennessee: The 11th-ranked Volunteers (59-13) are 5/28 #11 Tennessee< 1 p.m. coached by Ralph and Karen Weekly ... The team is led by Lindsay 6/2-8 College World Series TBA Schutzler (.397, 95 H, 65 R) and Kristi Durant (.396, 82 H, 73 RBI) ... In Home Games at Smith Family Stadium * Pac-10 game; (dh) indicates doubleheader the circle, Monica Abbott leads the pitching staff with a 0.54 ERA, 42-7 + NCAA Regional - Columbia, MO; < - NCAA Super Regional record and 524 strikeouts ... Tennessee is hitting .320 on the year with a - Stanford, CA; ^ Stanford Classic - Stanford, CA; % Stanford Invitational - Stanford, CA; $ Stanford Invite2 - Stanford, CA; ! 0.85 team ERA and .982 fielding percentage ... Stanford is 3-0 against USF Tournament - Tampa, FL; $Worth Invite - Fullerton, CA; &Stanford Round Robin; ~Stanford Tournament - Stanford, CA; the Volunteers lifetime ... The last meeting between the two teams came ESPN.com/USA Softball in 2000 at the Campbell Cartier Classic (2/18) as the Cardinal won 9-0. Top 25 Poll (May 17, 2005) Smith Digs The Long Ball: Freshman Michelle Smith (Agoura Pl. School Pts. Hills, CA) has 19 homeruns on the year, which breaks the previous sin- gle-season record of 14 held by former All-American and current USA 1. Michigan 500 Softball team member, Jessica Mendoza (2001 and 2002). Smith’s 19 2. California 475 homers is tied for first in the Pac-10 (with Washington's Kristen Rivera) 3. Arizona 453 and she ranks in the top five in homeruns per game nationally. Her 54 4. Stanford 418 RBI this season ranks fourth for a single season and needs just one 5. Texas A&M 399 more to move into a tie for third (Jessica Allister, 2004, 54 RBI). Smith Texas 399 has been named Pac-10 Player of the Week three times during the '05 6. Oregon State 363 season - more than any other conference player. 7. Alabama 340 7. Georgia 339 An Eye On "40": With 43 victories in 2005 the Cardinal have 8. Baylor 332 notched their eighth consecutive 40-win season. The single-season 10. Oklahoma 317 record for victories on The Farm is 54 in 2001. Stanford tallied 49 wins 12. UCLA 290 in 2004. 13. Tennessee 261 Lappin Lights It Up Offensively: Junior shortstop Lauren Lap- 14. Louisiana Lafayette 228 pin (Anahiem, CA), an alternate on the 2004 U.S. Softball team that 15. Fresno State 199 won a gold medal in Greece, leads the team with 52 runs scored in 16. Missouri 192 2005. She is second in hits with 57 and doubles with 10. The 52 runs 17. Georgia Tech 185 scored ranks fourth for a single season on The Farm (Jessica Men- 18. Northwestern 167 doza is third with 57 in 2000). She also has seven stolen bases on the 19. Iowa 151 year. The 2004 second-team All-American is ranked 17th nationally in 20. Southern Illinois 79 runs per game (0.96). 21. Auburn 103 22. Washington 94 Notes From The Dugout: Catalina Morris leads the team with 23. DePaul 53 20 mulit-hit games ... Michelle Smith leads the squad with 20 multi-RBI 24. Nebraska 35 contests ... Jackie Rinehart has recorded the longest hitting streak of the season (11 games) ... Stanford recorded a season-high 19 hits 25. BYU 26 against DePaul (2/12) earlier this year ... Cardinal pitchers have thrown Also receiving votes: six one-hitters in 2005 ... Michelle Smith is on an four-game hitting Florida (22), Oregon (21), LBSU (9), streak heading into the Tennessee game ... Becky McCullough's 20 wins in the circle this season ranks eighth for a single season on The Kansas (6), Penn State (5), Seton Farm ... Stanford's 290 RBI in 2005 is a school record for a single sea- Hall (3), Hofstra (2), Creighton (2). son (previous high was 275 in 2002) ... Their 319 runs in '05 also ranks first all-time (previous record was 305 in 2002). Cardinal Record When ... This and That: Stanford’s longest winning streak of the season Day Game: 28-10 was a 14 game stretch (from 2/12 to 3/5) ... They are currently on a Night Game: 15-4 7 inning game: 30-11 three-game winning streak ... The Cardinal have outscored their oppo- 6 inning game: 1-0 nents, 319-123 this year ... The Cardinal have posted 16 shutouts this 5 inning game: 11-1 year ... Stanford has scored 10 or more runs six times in 2005 ... The Extra inning game: 1-2 Cardinal have outscored their opponent in every inning except extra in- One-run game: 6-5 nings ... Stanford is 33-2 when they outhit their opponents ... Stanford’s Stanford Scores first: 34-1 67 homeruns this season is a Cardinal single-season record and is Opponent Scores first: 9-13 second in the conference in 2005 ... Their 14 triples this year is a single Stanford leads going into last inning: 43-0 season record on The Farm as well (previous high was 13 in 2004). Opponent leads going into last inning: 1-10 Score tied going into last inning: 0-5 Catalina Morris Watch: Senior centerfielder Catalina Mor- Game one of doubleheader: 0-3 ris (Senoita, AZ) can be found multiple times on the Cardinal career Game two of doubleheader: 3-0 Vs. ranked opponents: 16-11 record lists. Morris’ 12 career triples to date is a school record. Her 25 Vs. unranked opponents: 27-3 career homeruns ranks fourth and she needs just three more to tie for Last five games: 3-2 third (Sarah Beeson, 1999-2002) with 28. Her 13 homeruns this sea- Last 10 games: 7-3 son ranks tied for third for a single season. With 189 career hits, Morris has entered the top 10 on The Farm (6th). Her 68 hits in 2005 ranks 10th for a single season. USA Today/NFCA Poll Five Former/Current Stanford Athletes To Participate In Top 25 Poll (5/11/05) USA Softball National Team Selection Camp: The Ama- Pl. School Rec. teur Softball Association, the National Governing Body of Softball in 1. Michigan 52-4 the United States and USA Softball announced the athletes invited to 2. California 44-10 participate in the 2005 Women’s National Team Selection Camp, June 3. Arizona 37-9 13-17, at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA. Former Car- 4. Stanford 39-12 dinal athletes Jessica Mendoza and Dana Sorensen along with current 5. Texas A&M 43-6 juniors Lauren Lappin, Catalina Morris and freshman Michelle Smith 6. Oregon State 40-11 are among the invitees. 7. Texas 38-11 8. Georgia 48-12 Five Pac-10 Teams Advance To NCAA Super Regional 9. Alabama 53-12 Action: Five of eight Pac-10 teams advanced to NCAA Super Re- 10. Oklahoma 45-13 11. Tennessee 56-11 gional competition this weekend. Five of six teams that received No. 1 12. UCLA 28-15 seeds--Arizona, California, Stanford, UCLA, Washington-- advanced. 13. Baylor 45-10 Arizona will host Oklahoma, California is at Baylor, Stanford will host 14. Lousiana Lafayette 47-8 Tennessee, UCLA will host Georgia and Washington is at Michigan. 15. Fresno State 38-10 16. Missouri 38-11 Head Coach John Rittman: Cardinal head coach John Rittman, 17. Georgia Tech 45-11 now in his ninth year on The Farm, was named the 2004 Pac-10 Coach 18. Auburn 45-14 of the Year after guiding Stanford to its best Pac-10 finish in school 19. Northwestern 35-14 history in ‘04 as they tied for second. He was an assistant coach for the 20. Southern Illinois 46-10 2004 USA Softball team, that brought home a gold medal in the Athens 21. Washington 29-19 Summer Olympics. Rittman has compiled a 385-176-1 overall record 22. Iowa 45-11 at Stanford. He has led the Cardinal to eight consecutive NCAA post- 23. Florida 39-16 24. Long Beach State 36-14 season appearances (including two CWS stints) during his tenure and 25. Nebraska 33-19 eight consecutive 40 win seasons. Senior Class: Six seniors - Elizabeth Bendig (Santa Ana, CA), 2005 Stanford opponents in italics Katherine Hoffman (Kansas City, MO), Leah Nelson (Oakland, CA), Meghan Sickler (Houston, TX), Heather Shook (Whittier, CA) and 2004 Pac-10 Standings Michelle Thiry (Renton, WA) - have led the team to four consecutive Team Pac-10 Overall California 13-8 46-11 berths in the NCAA tournament during their tenure, including a trip to Arizona 13-8 41-10 the Collee World Series in 2004. The team has gone 177-79 over that Stanford 13-8 43-14 time with four straight 40-win seasons. They also helped the team to its Oregon State 13-8 40-14 first-ever Pac-10 Championship in 2005. UCLA 11-10 30-16 Washington 10-11 31-20 Where They Rank In The Pac-10: Catalina Morris (4th, batting Oregon 7-14 34-23 average, .360), (5th, runs scored, 46), (2nd, doubles, 15), (1st, total Arizona State 4-17 29-24 bases, 130), (5th, , .688), (2nd, hits, 68), (T2nd, triples, 4), (T5th, homeruns, 13); Lauren Lappin (8th, batting average, Projected Starting Lineup .343), (T2nd, runs scored, 52), (T10th, doubles, 10), (T6th, hits, 57), (T7th, walks, 25), (4th, sac flies, 3); Leah Nelson (10th, batting aver- C #24 Leah Nelson Sr. age, .340), (T5th, walks, 27), (7th, on base percentage, .457), (8th, 1B #22 Erin Howe Fr. or #14 Elizabeth Bendig Sr. RBI, 39), (T4th, HBP, 7); Michelle Smith (T6th, doubles, 11), (2nd, total 2B #26 Tricia Aggabao Fr. bases, 126), (2nd, sluggin percentage, .746), (T9th, hits, 56), (3rd, RBI, 3B #16 Michelle Smith Fr. 54), (T1st, homeruns, 19); Jackie Rinehart (T4th, triples, 3). SS #27 Lauren Lappin Jr. LF #1 Jackie Rinehart So. CF #7 Catalina Morris Jr. RF #25 Meghan Sickler Sr. DP #10 Katherine Hoffman Sr. or #22 Erin Howe Fr.

P #11 Becky McCullough Fr. (20-6, 1.81 ERA, 135 Ks) P #23 Laura Severson Jr. (15-6, 1.79 ERA, 88 Ks) Cardinal Bio Updates #26 – Tricia Aggabao scored in five plate appearances.

5-2, Freshman Bordelonʼs Career Stats Infielder Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA Walnut, CA (Bishop Amat) 2003 .000 30/1 10 6 0 0/0/0 0 1/4 0/0 Starting second baseman ... As a freshman in 2005: Started in all 2004 .000 21/4 18 1 0 0/0/0 1 2/5 0/0 57 games this season ... Hitting .234 with 33 hits and 20 runs scored 2005 .000 11/0 5 4 0 0/0/0 0 2/1 0/0 ... Went 3-for-4 with three runs scored and two RBI vs. Oregon Totals .000 60/5 33 11 0 0/0/0 1 5/10 0/0 (4/16) ... Leads the team with seven sacrifice hits ... Picked up a season-high three RBI against Texas Tech (2/25) on a 2-for-3 effort #8 – Danika Dukes at the plate ... Longest hitting streak of the season is seven games ... Has nine multi-hit and six multi-RBI games this year. 6-2, Sophomore Aggabaoʼs Career Stats Righthanded Pitcher Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA Elverta, CA (Eastside Catholic) 2005 .234 57/57 141 20 33 2/2/0 23 10/25 0/0 As a sophomore in 2005: Has made nine appearances in the circle Totals .234 57/57 141 20 33 2/2/0 23 10/25 0/0 this season ... Has a 2.33 ERA with one save on the year in 12 in- nings pitched ... Picked up the save against Santa Clara (2/5) throw- ing two shutout innings in relief ... Pitched three shutout innings #40 – Anna Beardman against Northwestern (3/25) with one . 5-5, Freshman Infielder Dukes's Career Stats Perris, CA (Martin Luther King) Yr. ERA G/GS W-L CG SV Sho IP R/ER H K BB 2004 2.92 11/2 2-0 0 1 0 24.0 12/10 25 4 13 As a freshman in 2005: Has made 39 starts in 48 games played ... 2005 2.33 9/0 0-0 0 1 0 12.0 6/4 10 5 3 Hitting .181 with 19 hits, 16 runs scored and 17 RBI ... Has seven Totals 2.72 20/2 2-0 0 2 0 36.0 18/14 35 9 16 stolen bases on the year ... Went 3-for-3 with three RBI and a run scored against Boston College (3/5) ... Had a 2-for-4 day at the plate with three RBI and a run scored versus Pacific (2/5) ... Longest #33 – Shoney Hixson hitting streak of the season is three games ... Has four multi-hit and five multi-RBI games this year. 5-4, Junior Outfielder Beardmanʼs Career Stats Oklahoma City, OK (Westmoore) Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA Used primarily as a pinch runner this season ... As a junior in 2005 .181 48/39 105 16 19 1/1/3 17 10/32 7/7 2005: Has seen action in 35 games this season with one start ... Totals .181 48/39 105 16 19 1/1/3 17 10/32 7/7 Batting at a .286 clip with four hits and 11 runs scored ... Has one on the year ... Longest hitting streak of the season was three games ... Went 1-for-2 with an RBI against Florida A&M #14 – Elizabeth Bendig (2/21) and had a 1-for-2 day at the plate with two runs score versus Santa Clara (2/5). 5-7, Senior Infielder Santa Ana, CA (Foothill) Hixsonʼs Career Stats Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA As a senior in 2005: Has made 16 starts in 34 games played for the 2004 .000 49/0 4 11 0 0/0/0 0 0/3 3/4 Cardinal ... Hitting at a .222 clip with 10 hits and seven RBI ... Hit 2005 .286 35/1 14 11 4 0/0/0 1 1/1 1/2 her first homerun of the season against Robert Morris last week- Totals .222 84/1 18 22 4 0/0/0 1 1/4 4/6 end ... Went 2-for-2 with a run scored and two RBI at regionals ... Picked up two hits and an RBI versus Sacramento State (4/20) ... Has one multi-hit game and two multi-RBI games this year ... #10 – Katherine Hoffman Longest hitting streak of the year is three games ... Is currently on a two-game hitting streak. 5-7, Senior Outfielder Bendigʼs Career Stats Kansas City, MO (Notre Dame de Sion) Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA As a senior in 2005: Has made six starts in 39 games played ... 2002 .217 47/31 69 4 15 1/0/0 8 3/13 0/0 Hitting .500 on the season with 13 hits and 15 runs scored ... Has 2003 .263 66/62 160 13 42 7/0/1 14 9/23 0/0 five stolen bases as well ... Longest hitting streak of the year is three 2004 .242 60/56 153 5 37 2/0/0 8 4/20 0/1 ... Is currently on a one game hitting streak ... Has three multi-hit 2005 .222 34/16 45 4 10 0/0/1 7 0/4 0/0 games ... Went 3-for-3 with two runs scored versus Sacramento Totals .243 207/165 427 26 104 10/0/2 37 16/60 0/1 State (4/20) ... Had a 2-for-3 day at the plate with two runs scored and an RBI against Robert Morris last weekend ... Hit .444 at Re- #6 – Megan Bordelon gionals (4-for-9) with two runs scored. 5-4, Junior Hoffmanʼs Career Stats Infielder Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA Laguna Niguel, CA (Dana Hills) 2003 .250 45/25 60 13 15 2/0/0 1 8/12 3/5 2004 .205 68/64 161 22 33 2/0/0 4 14/34 18/23 As a junior in 2005: Has played in 11 games ... Has four runs 2005 .500 39/6 26 15 13 0/0/0 3 2/2 5/8 Totals .247 152/95 247 50 61 4/0/0 8 24/48 26/36 #22 – Erin Howe #11 – Becky McCullough 5-9, Freshman 5-9, Freshman /Infielder Pitcher/Utility Missouri City, TX (Elkins) Moraga, CA (Campolindo)

Starting first baseman ... As a freshman in 2005: Has 40 starts in Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 ... As a freshman in 2005: Has 30 51 games played ... Hitting .278 with 30 hits and 21 RBI ... Has starts in the circle in 37 appearances ... Has a 21-6 record with a three multi-hit and eight multi-RBI games ... Longest hitting streak 1.81 ERA ... Leads the team with 135 strikeouts ... Leads the pitch- of the season was three games ... Currently on a two-game hitting ing squad with 197.0 innings pitched ... Has 18 complete games and streak ... Hit first collegiate homerun against Hofstra (2/19) ... Went three shutouts (six combined) ... Went 3-0 last weekend at Region- 2-for-3 with three RBI and a run scored against UCLA (4/30) ... als ... Notched a career high 11 strikeouts against Illinois (3/25) ... Had a 2-for-2 day at the plate with three RBI versus Oregon State Pitched a complete game one-hitter versus Utah (3/20) with eight (5/8) ... Hit .400 last weekend at Regionals ... Has drawn at least strikeouts ... Her 21 wins ties for sixth on The Farm for a single sea- one walk in the last three games ... Has a .984 fielding percentage. son ... Picked up 10 K's against Sacramento State (4/20) ... Notched her only save of the season against San Jose State (4/6), throwing Howeʼs Career Stats three shutout innings in relief. Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA 2005 .278 51/40 108 7 30 5/0/4 21 15/24 0/0 McCulloughʼs Career Stats Totals .278 51/40 108 7 30 5/0/4 21 15/24 0/0 Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA 2005 .216 23/20 51 5 11 2/0/2 9 5/14 0/0 Totals .216 23/20 51 5 11 2/0/2 9 5/14 0/0 #3 – Lindsey Key McCullough's Career Pitching Stats 5-8, Sophomore Yr. ERA G/GS W-L CG SV Sho IP R/ER H K BB Infielder 2005 1.81 37/30 21-6 18 1 3 197.0 62/51 163135 36 Galveston, TX (Galveston-Ball) Totals 1.81 37/30 21-6 18 1 3 197.0 62/51 163135 36 As a sophomore in 2005: Has five starts in 26 games played ... Hitting .229 with eight hits and 10 RBI ... Has two multi-hit and three multi-RBI games this season ... Longest hitting streak of the #7 – Catalina Morris season was three games ... Went 2-for-2 with four RBI and a run 5-7, Junior scored against Fresno State (3/28) ... Had a 2-for-2 day with three Outfielder RBI and two runs scored versus Oregon (4/16) ... Hit first collegiate Sonoita, AZ (Buena) homerun against Saint Mary's (3/24). Starting centerfielder ... First-team All-Pac-10 ... First-team Pacific Keyʼs Career Stats All-Region ... Lead-off hitter ... As a junior in 2005: Started all 57 Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA games this season for Stanford ... Leads the team with 68 hits, four 2004 .160 38/29 75 5 12 3/0/0 4 3/22 0/0 triples and 15 doubles ... Batting .360 with 46 runs scored and 36 2005 .229 26/5 35 5 8 2/0/3 10 3/9 0/0 RBI ... Second on the squad with 13 homeruns ... Leads the team Totals .182 64/34 110 10 20 5/0/3 14 6/31 0/0 with 20 multi-hit games and third with 10 multi-RBI games ... Longest hitting streak of the season was 10 games ... Currently on a one-game hitting streak ... Hit .333 at Regionals last weekend with one double ... Has four multi-homer games this year ... Went 2-for-4 #27 – Lauren Lappin with four RBI and a run scored against DePaul (2/12) ... Picked up 5-7, Junior four RBI, two runs scored and two hits versus Fresno State (3/28) ... Shortstop/Catcher Has seven stolen bases on the year ... Has a 1.000 fielding percent- Anaheim, CA (Loara) age with 49 putouts and one assist ... Her 68 hits ranks 10th for a single season on the Farm while the 13 homeruns ties for fourth Starting shortstop ... First-team All-Pac-10 ... Pac-10 Defensive ... Her four triples check in tied for second for a single season at Player of the Year ... Second-team Pacific All-Region ... Alternate Stanford. for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Softball Team that won a gold medal in Greece ... As a junior in 2005: Started in all 57 games for the Morris' Career Stats Cardinal this season ... Leads the team with 52 runs scored ... Hit- Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA ting at a .343 clip with 57 hits and 27 RBI ... Has seven stolen bases 2003 .324 60/60 179 38 58 10/2/7 28 19/27 11/14 ... Leads squad with three sacrifice flies; also has four sacrifice hits 2004 .306 68/68 206 51 63 11/6/7 35 19/35 13/17 ... Third on team with 10 doubles ... Her six career triples ranks fifth 2005 .360 57/57 189 46 68 15/4/13 36 12/31 7/8 on The Farm ... Went 4-for-4 with six RBI against Santa Clara (2/5) Totals .329 185/185 574 135189 36/12/27 99 50/93 31/39 ... Has 14 multi-hit and seven multi-RBI games ... Longest hitting streak of the season was six games ... Hit .333 last weekend at Regionals ... Has hit safely in seven of the last nine games ... Picked up three hits, two RBI and two runs scored versus Oregon (4/16) ... #24 – Leah Nelson Her 52 runs scored ranks fourth for a single season on The Farm. 5-10, Senior Catcher Lappinsʼs Career Stats Oakland, CA (Oakland) Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA 2003 .328 61/61 180 31 59 8/1/2 16 18/15 9/14 Starting catcher ... Second-team All-Pac-10 ... As a senior in 2005: 2004 .358 68/67 204 44 73 13/4/3 43 14/15 3/8 Has started all 57 games for Stanford this season ... Hitting .340 2005 .343 57/57 166 52 57 10/1/5 27 25/11 7/8 Totals .343 186/185 550 127189 31/6/10 86 57/41 19/30 with 51 hits and 39 RBI ... Third on team with 10 homeruns on ... Has a 1.79 ERA with 88 strikeouts ... Notched five complete the season ... Has 15 multi-hit games and 11 multi-RBI games ... games and two shutouts (seven combined) ... Is 15-6 on the year Longest hitting streak of the season was six games ... Currently on a in 109.1 innings pitched ... Tallied a season-high nine strikeouts two-game hitting streak ... Went 2-for-3 with five RBI and two runs against Hofstra (2/19) ... Picked up her only save of the season scored against CS Fullerton (3/6) ... Had a 3-for-4 day at the plate against Washington (4/10), throwing 2.2 shutout innings with five with four RBI and three runs scored against Southern Illinois (5/21) strikeouts ... Pitched a one-hit complete game shutout over Hofstra ... Has hit three homeruns in the last two games ... Has two multi- (2/19) ... Won a 2-1 pitcher's dual against California (4/23) ... Her homerun games on the year ... Hit .444 last weekend at Regionals 33 career victories ranks sixth on The Farm while her 235 strikeouts ... Has a .996 fielding percentage with 253 putouts and 24 assists ... ranks fifth. Her 21 homeruns ranks sixth all-time on The Farm. Severson's Career Stats Nelsonʼs Career Stats Yr. ERA G/GS W-L CG SV Sho IP R/ER H K BB Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA 2003 5.01 20/2 5-3 1 3 0 50.1 39-36 56 34 39 2002 .182 56/49 121 17 22 2/0/3 16 15/41 0/0 2004 2.30 28/21 13-8 11 2 5 140.0 56/46 119113 56 2003 .191 46/37 89 8 17 2/0/2 10 12/29 1/1 2005 1.79 28/20 15-6 5 1 2 109.1 39/28 83 88 40 2004 .280 64/62 157 9 44 5/0/6 27 26/39 0/0 Totals 2.57 76/45 33-17 17 6 7 299.2134/110258235 135 2005 .340 57/57 150 35 51 7/1/10 39 27/33 3/7 Totals .259 223/205 517 69 134 16/1/21 92 80/142 4/8 #15 – Heather Shook #5 – Lauren Nydam 5-7, Senior Outfielder 6-0, Freshman Whittier, CA (LaSerna) Pitcher La Canada, CA (Village Christian) As a senior in 2005: Has started in two game in 31 appearances this season for the Cardinal ... Hitting .133 with 12 runs scored ... As a freshman in 2005: Has a 1.62 ERA and 7-2 record ... Has Went 1-for-2 with a run scored and an RBI versus Sacramento State seven starts in 19 appearances in the circle ... Leads the staff with (4/20) ... Has one stolen base on the year (in two attempts). two saves in 56.1 innings pitched ... Holding opponents to a .195 batting average ... Struck out a season-high four batters vs. St. Shookʼs Career Stats Mary's (4/26) ... Pitched a complete game one-hitter versus Boston Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA College (3/5). 2002 .192 47/6 26 10 5 0/0/0 0 5/9 1/3 2003 .152 50/9 33 11 5 0/0/0 1 1/8 6/8 Nydam's Career Stats 2004 .131 46/33 99 10 13 4/0/0 3 3/19 2/3 Yr. ERA G/GS W-L CG SV Sho IP R/ER H K BB 2005 .133 31/2 15 12 2 0/0/0 2 4/1 1/2 2005 1.62 19/7 7-2 3 2 2 56.1 16/13 39 21 16 Totals .145 174/50 173 43 25 4/0/0 6 13/37 10/16 Totals 1.62 19/7 7-2 3 2 2 56.1 16/13 39 21 16 #1 – Jackie Rinehart #25 – Meghan Sickler 5-11, Sophomore 5-9, Senior Outfielder Outfielder Reno, NV (Reno) Houston, TX (Episcopal)

Starting leftfielder ... Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 ... As a sopho- Starting rightfielder ... As a senior in 2005: Started in 42 of 53 more in 2005: Started 52 of 53 games for the Cardinal ... Hitting games for Stanford this season ... Hitting at a .294 clip wtih 35 hits .331 with 50 hits and 25 runs scored ... Has four stolen bases on and 21 runs scored ... Has 23 RBI, nine doubles and four homeruns the year ... Has nine multi-hit games and four multi-RBI games ... on the year ... Has 10 multi-hit games and six multi-RBI games ... Longest hitting streak of the year was 11 games ... Currently on Longest hitting streak of the season was five games ... Went 2-for-3 a three-game hitting streak ... Hit her first collegiate homerun (a with three RBI and a run scored versus Fresno State (3/28) ... Hit grand slam) against Kentucky (2/12) ... Hit .400 at Regionals last a solo homerun to tie up the game 3-3 at UCLA in the top of the weekend ... Went 2-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored against seventh - Stanford went on to win the game ... Had a 2-for-2 day at Southern Illinois (5/21) ... Picked up six hits in two games versus the plate against Arizona (5/14) ... Has hit safely in five of the last Sacramento State (4/20). six games ... Went 3-for-4 with two RBI and a run scored versus South Florida (2/20). Rinehartʼs Career Stats Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA Sicklerʼs Career Stats 2004 .356 68/68 225 40 80 6/1/0 6 14/40 13/16 Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA 2005 .331 53/52 151 25 50 8/3/1 16 10/26 4/7 2002 .143 49/17 70 15 10 2/0/0 8 4/21 0/1 Totals .346 121/120 376 65 130 14/4/1 22 24/66 17/23 2003 .227 62/49 128 9 29 3/0/0 13 10/30 3/5 2004 .247 65/65 174 11 43 8/1/3 25 13/27 3/3 #23 – Laura Severson 2005 .294 53/42 119 21 35 9/1/4 23 7/28 0/0 Totals .238 229/173 491 56 117 22/2/7 69 34/106 6/9 5-8, Junior Righthanded Pitcher Frankfort, IL (Lincoln-Way)

As a junior in 2005: Has 20 starts in the circle in 28 appearances #16 – Michelle Smith 5-6, Freshman Infielder Agoura Hills, CA (Agoura)

First-team All-Pac-10 ... Second-team Pacific All-Region ... Single- season homerun record holder at Stanford ... Three-time Pac-10 Player of the Week ... As a freshman in 2005: Started all 57 games for the Cardinal this season ... Hitting .331 on the year with 56 hits and a team-leading 54 RBI ... Leads the squad with 19 homeruns and second with 11 doubles ... Leads the team with 20 multi-RBI games and is second with 15 multi-hit games ... Longest hitting streak of the season was seven games ... Currently on a four-game hitting streak ... Went 2-for-3 with three RBI and two runs scored against Boston College (3/5) ... Has notched four RBI on three ocassions ... Hit game-winning homerun against UCLA (5/1) in the top of the seventh inning with two outs ... Second on the team with five HBP ... Went 4-for-4 with two runs scored and two RBI versus Southern Illinois (5/21) ... Hit .667 last weekend at Regionals (6-for-9).

Smithʼs Career Stats Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA 2005 .331 57/57 169 34 56 11/1/19 54 27/33 0/0 Totals .331 57/57 169 34 56 11/1/19 54 27/33 0/0

#9 – Michelle Thiry 5-9, Senior Catcher/First Base Renton, WA (Eastside Catholic)

As a senior in 2005: Has seven starts in 24 games played this season ... Hitting .281 with nine hits and seven runs scored ... Went 2-for-2 with an RBI and run scored against St. Mary's (3/24) ... Longest hitting streak of the season is two games ... Had a 1-for-2 day at the plate against Santa Clara (2/5) with a run scored and an RBI.

Thiryʼs Career Stats Year Avg. GP/GS AB R H 2B/3B/HR RBI BB/K SB/SBA 2001 .227 53/50 132 14 30 8/0/3 18 6/40 1/1 2003 .165 46/25 79 10 13 3/0/1 9 9/0 1/1 2004 .136 48/23 81 2 11 2/0/2 13 2/33 0/0 2005 .281 24/7 32 7 9 2/0/2 2 2/8 0/0 Totals .194 171/105 324 33 63 15/0/8 42 19/81 2/2