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Coaching Records All-Divisions Coaching Records Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 2 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 2 Division I Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 3 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 3 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 3 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 4 Division II Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 5 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 5 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 5 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 6 Division III Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 7 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 7 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 7 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 8 2 ALL-DiviSIONS COacHING RECOrdS All-Divisions Coaching Records BY VICTORIES Winningest Coaches All-Time (Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA school; includes spring varsity fast-pitch record at four-year colleges only.) BY PERCENTAGE Coach, Team Yrs. W L T @Pct. (Minimum 10 years as a head coach at an NCAA school; includes 1. *Margie Wright (Illinois St. 1980-85; spring varsity fast-pitch record at four-year colleges only.) Fresno St. 86-2009) .................................................... 30 1,345 479 3 .737 2. *Gayle Blevins (Indiana 1980-87; Coach, Team Yrs. W L T @Pct. Iowa 88-2009) .............................................................. 30 1,220 565 5 .683 1. *John Tschida (St. Thomas [MI] 1995-2009) ........ 15 573 98 0 .854 3. *Yvette Girouard (La.-Lafayette 1981-2000; 2. #Sue Enquist (UCLA 1989-2006) .............................. 18 887 175 1 .835 LSU 2001-09) ................................................................ 29 1,200 387 1 .756 3. #Sharron Backus (UCLA 1975-96) ........................... 22 854 173 3 .831 4. &JoAnne Graf (Florida St. 1984-2008) ................... 25 1,186 425 6 .735 4. *Mike Candrea (Arizona 1986-2003, 05-07, 09) 22 1,177 245 2 .827 5. *Mike Candrea (Arizona 1986-2003, 05-07, 09) 22 1,177 245 2 .827 5. June Walker (TCNJ 1974-95) ...................................... 22 721 154 0 .824 6. *Jan Hutchinson (Bloomsburg 1978-2009) ........ 32 1,165 280 2 .806 6. *Scott Whitlock (Kennesaw St. 1991-2009) ......... 19 874 203 0 .812 7. *Carol Hutchins (Ferris St. 1982; Michigan 7. *Jan Hutchinson (Bloomsburg 1978-2009) ........ 32 1,165 280 2 .806 1985-2009) .................................................................... 26 1,130 404 4 .736 8. *Margie Knight (Salisbury 1997-2009) .................. 13 485 119 2 .802 8. *Kathy Welter (Okla. Baptist 1980-82; 9. *Frank Cheek (Humboldt St. 1989-2009) ............. 21 1,017 265 2 .793 Texas Tech 83-85; Cal St. Bakersfield 86-2009) 30 1,090 504 7 .683 10. *Henry Christowski (Simpson 1996-2009) .......... 14 451 130 2 .775 9. *Elaine Sortino (Massachusetts 1980-2009) ....... 30 1,058 441 5 .705 11. *David Hanna (Coker 1992-2009) ........................... 18 661 194 1 .773 10. *Joyce Compton (Missouri 1983-86; 12. *Chris Bellotto (Fla. Southern 1985-2009) ........... 25 1,016 301 0 .771 South Carolina 87-2009) ......................................... 27 1,055 523 3 .668 13. *Patrick Murphy (Northwest Mo. St. 1995; 11. *Eugene Lenti (DePaul 1980-87, 90-2009) .......... 28 1,022 494 6 .673 Alabama 1998-2009) ................................................ 12 607 188 0 .764 12. *Frank Cheek (Humboldt St. 1989-2009) ............. 21 1,017 265 2 .793 14. *John Byrne (Moravian 1994-2009) ....................... 16 510 159 0 .762 13. *Chris Bellotto (Fla. Southern 1985-2009) ........... 25 1,016 301 0 .771 15. *Rick Bertagnolli (S.C. Upstate 1992-93; 14. Sandy Jerstad (Augustana [SD] 1977-2003) ....... 27 1,011 359 2 .738 California [PA] 1994-2009)...................................... 18 636 199 0 .762 15. *Margo Jonker (Central Mich. 1980-2009) .......... 30 980 580 5 .628 16. *Vickee Hollifield (Carson-Newman 1986-2009) 24 849 266 0 .761 16. *Diane Ninemire (California 1988-2009) ............. 22 970 477 0 .670 17. *Jeanne Tostenson-Scarpello (Neb.-Omaha 17. *Jay Miller (Oklahoma City 1985-87; 2000-09) ......................................................................... 10 442 139 1 .760 Missouri 1988-2002; Mississippi St. 2003-09) 27 954 607 0 .611 18. *Les Stuedeman (Ala.-Huntsville 1996-2009) .... 14 672 215 0 .758 18. *Donna Papa (Susquehanna 1984-85; 19. *Yvette Girouard (La.-Lafayette 1981-2000; North Carolina 1986-2009) .................................... 26 935 513 5 .645 LSU 2001-09) ................................................................ 29 1,200 387 1 .756 19. *Gary Bryce (Wayne St. [MI] 1982-2009) .............. 28 925 577 6 .615 20. Dan Simmons (Neb.-Kearney 1988-2000) ........... 13 442 145 0 .753 20. *Judy Groff (American Int’l 1969-2009) ................ 41 924 581 5 .614 21. *Patty Gasso (Oklahoma 1995-2009) ..................... 15 727 238 2 .753 21. *^Ralph Weekly (Pacific Lutheran 1986-94; 22. *George Wares (Central [IA] 1985-2009) .............. 25 840 280 3 .749 Chattanooga 1995-98, 2001; 23. *Penny Siqueiros (Emory 1999-2009) .................... 11 345 117 0 .747 Tennessee 2002-09) .................................................. 22 917 316 2 .743 24. Gary Torgeson (Cal St. Northridge 1982-94)....... 13 636 216 7 .744 22. Linda Wells (Minnesota 1974-75, 77-89; 25. *^Ralph Weekly (Pacific Lutheran 1986-94; Arizona St. 90-2005).................................................. 31 914 679 1 .574 Chattanooga 1995-98, 2001; 23. Judi Garman (Cal St. Fullerton 1980-99) ............... 20 913 374 4 .709 Tennessee 2002-09) .................................................. 22 917 316 2 .743 24. *Bob Brock (Baylor 1980-81; Texas A&M 26. Cathy Compton (Eureka 1987-90; 1982-96; Sam Houston St. 2002-09) .................. 25 902 523 1 .633 Nicholls St. 1991-95; LSU 1997-98) .................... 11 412 143 4 .741 25. #Sue Enquist (UCLA 1989-2006) .............................. 18 887 175 1 .835 27. *Lu Harris-Champer (Nicholls St. 1996-97; 26. *Donna Newberry (Muskingum 1975-2009) ..... 35 884 398 1 .689 Southern Miss. 1999-2000; 27. Bill Galloway (Texas A&M 1979-81; Georgia 2001-09) ....................................................... 13 661 232 1 .740 Louisiana Tech 82-2002) ........................................ 24 881 390 2 .693 28. *Kelley Green (Lock Haven 2000-09) ..................... 10 355 125 0 .740 28. *Scott Whitlock (Kennesaw St. 1991-2009) ......... 19 874 203 0 .812 29. *Denny Griffin (Alma 1989-2009) ............................ 22 664 234 0 .739 29. *George DiMatteo (Lewis 1984-2009) ................... 26 872 442 6 .663 30. Sandy Jerstad (Augustana [SD] 1977-2003) ....... 27 1,011 359 2 .738 30. Kathy Veroni (Western Ill. 1972-2005) ................... 33 869 598 2 .592 31. Joey Arrietta (Akron 1980-89) ................................... 10 326 115 4 .737 31. *Tami Cyr (Centenary [LA] 1987-91; 32. *Margie Wright (Illinois St. 1980-85; West Fla. 1992-2009) ................................................ 21 859 395 1 .685 Fresno St. 1986-2009) .............................................. 30 1,345 479 3 .737 32. #Sharron Backus (UCLA 1975-96) ........................... 22 854 173 3 .831 33. *Carol Hutchins (Ferris St. 1982; 33. Sandy Fischer (Oklahoma St. 1979-2001) ............ 23 853 358 3 .704 Michigan 1985-2009) ............................................... 26 1,130 404 4 .736 34. *Vickee Hollifield (Carson-Newman 1986-2009) 24 849 266 0 .761 34. *Peter Brown (Union [NY] 1988-2009) .................. 12 306 109 3 .736 35. Pete Manarino (Long Beach St. 1984-2006) ...... 23 843 508 2 .624 35. &JoAnne Graf (Florida St. 1984-2008) ................... 25 1,186 425 6 .735 36. *George Wares (Central [IA] 1985-2009) .............. 25 840 280 3 .749 36. Rick Noren (Pacific Lutheran 1995-2008) ............. 14 402 145 1 .734 37. *Teresa Wilson (Oregon 1986-89; Minnesota 37. *^Karen Weekly (Chattanooga 1997-2001; 1990-91; Washington 1993-2003; Tennessee 2002-09) .................................................. 13 639 232 2 .733 Texas Tech 2005-09) .................................................. 22 839 526 1 .615 38. *Anita Kubicka (Montclair St. 1991-2009) ............ 19 616 225 2 .732 38. Rhesa Sumrell (Mo. Western St. 1976-86; 39. *+Janet Lloyd (Chapman 1995-2009) ................... 15 471 175 0 .729 Missouri 1987; Central Mo. 1988-2006) ........... 31 822 527 0 .609 40. *Ron Faubion (Southeastern Okla. 1997-2000; 39. *Jo Evans (Colorado St. 1986-89; Utah 1990-96; Missouri Southern St. 2001-02; Texas A&M- Texas A&M 1997-2009) ............................................ 24 814 465 2 .636 Kingsville 2003; Southeastern Okla. 2004-09) 13 559 209 0 .728 40. *Melinda Fischer (Eastern Ill. 1979-80; 41. *Mark Veilleux (Endicott 1995-2009) ..................... 15 420 154 10 .728 Illinois St. 1986-2009) ............................................... 26 808 546 4 .596 42. Karen Tropp Veronesi (Mount Holyoke 41. Doug Spears (Lander 1982-2005) ........................... 24 801 474 1 .628 1979-84; Nichols 85-92) .......................................... 14 188 71 0 .726 42. *Lori Meyer (Minn. St. Mankato 1985-2009) ....... 25 788 536 3 .595 43. *%Steve Warner (West Va. 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    Dr. JoAnneGRA Graf F Head Coach • 1113-324-6 (24th Season) • Florida State 1975 Dr. JoAnne Graf is the heart and soul of Florida State soft- ball. She has been the one and only at FSU for 23 seasons and with just 12 more wins she will be the one and only in the national record books also. Graf is currently 12 wins from breaking one of the most daunting records in college softball. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Graf will break the all-time wins record for Division I softball coach- es held by Cal State Fullerton's Judi Garman who needed 28 years to amass her 1124 victories compared to just 24 for Graf. Over the past two decades, Graf has maintained the philosophy that hard work and Under Graf’s direction, Florida State has been to the NCAA College World Series in dedication produce positive results. It is because of this attitude, there are not many Oklahoma City five times and in 17 years of fast-pitch competition, she has direct- things that Graf hasn't accomplished in her 23-year coaching career and she now ed the Seminoles to 14 NCAA Regional tournament appearances. Florida State has stands on the precipice of one of the greatest records in collegiate softball history. also finished among the nation’s top 13 teams in 11 of the past 15 seasons, with its highest ranking coming in 1990 when the Seminoles placed third at the College It seems with each and every year, Graf celebrates yet another landmark accom- World Series.
  • Rhonda Revelle

    Rhonda Revelle

    NEBRASKA SOFTBALL HEAD COACH RHONDA REVELLE REVELLE IS WINNINGEST COACH IN NEBRASKA HISTORY RHONDA Rhonda Revelle has won 913 games at Nebraska, more wins than any other coach - male or female - in the history of Nebraska Athletics. Revelle passed baseball coach John REVELLE Sanders as Nebraska's all-time wins leader with her 768th victory on March 3, 2013. She became Nebraska softball's all-time wins leader with her 189th victory on April 11, 1998. HEAD COACH • 25TH SEASON • NEBRASKA (1984) 921-501 CAREER RECORD • 913-485 AT NEBRASKA REVELLE A HALL-OF-FAME COACH COACHING ACCOLADES Rhonda Revelle earned the highest honor a collegiate softball coach can achieve in • National Fastpitch Coaches Association Hall of Fame (2010) 2010, when she was inducted into the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Hall of • Nebraska Softball Hall of Fame (1997) Fame. Revelle is a member of an elite fraternity, as she is one of only 73 coaches to be • Winningest Coach in Nebraska Athletics History enshrined in the NFCA Hall of Fame. Revelle is one of 16 Hall of Famers who are actively • Winningest Coach in Nebraska Softball History coaching at the Division I level in 2017. • Four-Time NFCA Midwest Region Staff of the Year (1998, 2002, 2013 & 2014) • Midwest Region Coach of the Year (1995) COACH OF THE YEAR IN THREE DIFFERENT CONFERENCES • Four-Time Conference Coach of the Year (1995, 1998, 2001 & 2014) Rhonda Revelle has been named coach of the year in three different conferences during • Big Ten Coach of the Year (2014) her career. Revelle was named Big Eight Coach of the Year in her third season at Nebraska • Two-Time Big 12 Coach of the Year (1998 & 2001) in 1995, and she was the Big 12 Coach of the Year in both 1998 and 2001.