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TWITTER: @ARIZONASOFTBALL • INSTAGRAM: @ARIZONASOFTBALL ARIZONA SOFTBALL FACEBOOK: /ARIZONASOFTBALL • YOUTUBE: /ARIZONASOFTBALL SID CONTACT: DANNY MARTINEZ • E: [email protected] 2021 GAME NOTES C: (520) 409-1810 • O: (520) 621-0084 • ARIZONAWILDCATS.com SCHEDULE/RESULTS WEEK 17 » WOMEN'S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES • JUNE 3-9 OVERALL » 41-13 • PAC-12 » 12-10 HOME » 28-3 • AWAY » 13-10 • NEUTRAL » 0-0 • RANKED » 7-13 • STREAK » W5 [11] ARIZONA WILDCATS [3] ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE RANK 41-13 50-7 DATE UA OPP OPPONENT SCORE [INN.]/TIME [LOCAL] T.V. 2/11TH 36at Texas1 Canceled Longhorn Network GAME 1 » Arizona vs. Alabama • Thursday, June 3 • 4 p.m. MST • Oklahoma City • USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium • ESPN FR 1 2/12 3-vs. Sam Houston State Canceled Longhorn Network GAME 2 » TBD 2/13SA 3-vs. Sam Houston State1Canceled Longhorn Network 2/13SA 38vs. Alabama1 Canceled Longhorn Network WATCHESPN.COM • NCAA.COM • @ARIZONASOFTBALL 2/19FR 4-SOUTHERN UTAH2 W, 8-0 [6] W1 2/19FR 4-NEW MEXICO2 W, 5-2 W2 2/20SA 4-NEW MEXICO2 W, 12-0 [5] W3 ARIZONA IN THE WCWS BY THE NUMBERS SA 2 W4 2/20 4-SEATTLE UNIVERSITY W, 10-2 [5] NCAA APPEARANCES 34 ARIZONA ALABAMA 2/21SU 4-SOUTHERN UTAH2 W, 10-1 [5] W5 Overall Record » 178-63 41-13 RECORD 50-7 TH 3 W6 2/25 3-BYU W, 12-0 [5] 34 [24] NCAA APPEARANCES [WCWS Appearances] 22 [13] 2/25TH 3-COLORADO STATE3 W, 9-1 [6] W7 WCWS APPEARANCES 24 #9 • #12 RANKING [NFCA • USA Softball] #3 • #3 2/26FR 3-SEATTLE UNIVERSITY3 W, 9-1 [6] W8 Overall Record » 62-34 2/27SA 3-BYU3 W, 11-3 [6] W9 Mike Candrea HEAD COACH Patrick Murphy 36th year • 1,674-434-2 Record at School 23rd year • 1,147-318 2/28SU 3 RV OREGON STATE3 W, 3-2 [8] W10 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 8 3/6SA 2-at South Florida W, 11-1 [5] W11 ESPN+ 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2006, 2007 2-0 at [6] Arkansas SUPER REGIONAL 2-0 vs. [14] Kentucky 3/7SU 2-at South Florida W, 8-0 [5] W12 ESPN+ 3/8MO 222at Central Florida L, 0-2 L1 ESPN+ LAST WCWS APPEARANCE 2019 STATS [NCAA] 1-2 [t5th] .326 [10th] BATTING AVERAGE .314 [25th] 3/10WE 2-at Florida A&M W, 8-0 [5] W1 vs. Washington [W, 3-1] • vs. UCLA [L, 2-6] • vs. Alabama [L, 0-2] Janelle Meoño » .439 [22nd] Leader Alexis Mack » .416 [52nd] 3/11TH 215at Florida State L, 2-4 L1 ACC Network Extra 1.74 [6th] HOME RUNS/GAME 0.65 [129th] 3/12FR 215at Florida State W, 1-0 W1 ACC Network Extra SA L1 2021 NCAA RESUME 5-0 Dejah Mulipola » 0.39 [14th] Leader Bailey Hemphill » 0.21 [-] 3/13 215at Florida State L, 0-2 ACC Network Extra 3-0 Tucson Regional • vs. UMBC [W, 7-0], vs. Ole Miss [W, 12-6], vs. Ole Miss [W, 12-6] FR L2 2.13 [28th] EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1.69 [8th] 3/19 76at Washington* L, 1-2 ESPNU 2-0 Fayetteville Super Regional • at Arkansas [W, 10-4], at Arkansas [4-1] Alyssa Denham » 1.88 [77th] Leader Montana Fouts » 1.49 [35th] 3/20SA 76at Washington* L, 2-4 L3 Pac-12 Washington 3/20SA 76at Washington Canceled Pac-12 Washington SERIES HISTORY ARIZONA IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT 3/21SU 76at Washington* Canceled Pac-12 Network/Washington 3/26FR 9-OREGON STATE* W, 7-0 W1 ARIZONA ALABAMA NCAA REGIONALS 98-12 SA W2 34 appearances • 31 championships [ ] 3/27 9-OREGON STATE* W, 9-5 14 ALL-TIME 6 bolded 3/27SA 9-OREGON STATE W, 10-2 [5] W3 4 Last 10 Meetings 61987 • 1988 • 1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 3/28SU 9-OREGON STATE* W, 7-5 W4 W2 Streak L2 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 4/1TH 9-at Stanford* W, 9-0 [5] W5 Feb. 29, 2020 [6-5 • Tuscaloosa]Last Win June 1, 2019 [2-0 • OKC] FR W6 2014 • 2015 • 2016 • 2017 • 2018 • 2019 • 2021 4/2 9-at Stanford* W, 6-1 1 IN NCAA TOURNAMENT 3 4/2FR 9-at Stanford , 5-3 W7 W May 22, 2003 [3-2 • WCWS] Last Win June 1, 2019 [2-0 • WCWS] NCAA SUPER REGIONALS 18-17 4/3SA 9-at Stanford* W, 2-0 W8 15 appearances • 8 championships [bolded] FR 4 W9 1 IN WOMEN'S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 3 4/9 8-NEW MEXICO STATE W, 11-5 22005005 • 22006006 • 22007007 • 22008008 • 22009009 • 22010010 • 22011011 • 22012012 • 22014014 • 22015015 • 4/10SA 8-NEW MEXICO STATE4 W, 8-0 [5] W10 May 22, 2003 [3-2] Last Win June 1, 2019 [2-0] 22016016 • 22017017 • 22018018 • 22019019 • 22021021 4/10SA TEAM MEXICO4 L, 2-3 WE W11 LAST 5 GAMES [2-3] 4/14 8-GRAND CANYON W, 8-0 [5] WOMEN'S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 62-34 4/14WE 8-GRAND CANYON W, 8-0 [5] W12 Feb. 29, 2020 #9 ARIZONA 6, #8 ALABAMA 5 Tuscaloosa 23 appearances • 8 championships [bolded] 4/16FR 813at Arizona State* L, 3-4 L1 Pac-12 Network/Arizona Feb. 28, 2020 #9 ARIZONA 2, #8 ALABAMA 1 Tuscaloosa 1988 • 1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 4/17SA 813at Arizona State* L, 1-8 L2 Pac-12 Network/Arizona June 1, 2019 #5 ALABAMA 2, #6 ARIZONA 0 Oklahoma City 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 4/17SA 813at Arizona State W, 15-1 [5] W1 Pac-12 Network/Arizona Feb. 16, 2019 #7 ALABAMA 6, #9 ARIZONA 1 Tucson 2009 • 2010 • 2019 • 2021 4/18SU 813at Arizona State* L, 3-4 [8] L1 Pac-12 Network/Arizona Feb. 27, 2016 #4 ALABAMA 9, #15 ARIZONA 1 [6 inn.] Tuscaloosa All-Time NCAA Tournament Record » 178-63 4/23FR 10 - UTAH* W, 12-1 [5] W1 4/24SA 10 - UTAH* W, 14-0 [5] W2 LEADING OFF UPCOMING MILESTONES 4/24SA 10 - UTAH W, 6-4 W3 » Arizona is on to its 24th Women's College World NAME NEXT MILESTONE CURRENT # NOTES SU W4 4/25 10 - UTAH* W, 3-2 Series after sweeping both the Tucson Regional H.C. Mike Candrea 1,700 career wins 1,674 1st in NCAA history FR 4/30 9-CALIFORNIA* Canceled Pac-12 Arizona/Bay Area and the Fayetteville Super Regional, outscoring Alyssa Denham 70 career wins 67 SA 5/1 9-CALIFORNIA Canceled its fi ve opponents 45-17 over the last two weeks. Jessie Harper 92 career home runs 91 Arizona & Pac-12 record 5/1SA 9-CALIFORNIA* W, 9-0 [5] W5 Jessie Harper 257 career RBI 254 5th in school history 5/2SU 9-CALIFORNIA* W, 11-1 [5] W6 Pac-12 Bay Area » The Wildcats are headed to Oklahoma City for the Dejah Mulipola 23 home runs 21 careeer high 5/7FR 712at Oregon* L, 1-2 L1 ESPN second straight season and to the WCWS for the Dejah Mulipola 70 career home runs 68 9th in school history 5/8SA 712at Oregon* L, 0-1 L2 Pac-12 Network 24th overall, second most in NCAA history. UA's 5/8SA 712at Oregon W, 4-3 W1 Pac-12 Network eight NCAA titles are also second most in NCAA Sharlize Palacios 20 home runs 18 7th in UA freshman history 5/9SU 712at Oregon* W, 2-0 W2 Pac-12 Network/Arizona history -- both behind UCLA. Alyssa Palomino-Cardoza 70 career home runs 69 8th in school history TH L1 Alyssa Palomino-Cardoza230 career RBI 223 10th in school history 5/13 82UCLA* L, 0-8 [5] Pac-12 Network » Arizona is 62-34 all-time in the Women's College 5/14FR 82UCLA* L, 2-6 L2 Pac-12 Network World Series. UA went 1-2 in a t-5th place fi nish in CURRENT STREAKS 5/14FR 82UCLA W, 5-1 W1 ESPNU 2019. UA -- a six seed in the 2019 WCWS -- opened 5/15SA 82UCLA* L, 2-7 L1 Pac-12 Network TEAM STREAKS with a 3-1, eight-inning victory over Washington, 5/21FR 9-UMBC5 W, 7-0 W1 ESPN3 Current W/L W5 Overall • W3 Home • W4 Away • W4 Neutral SA 5 W2 before falling 6-2 to UCLA and 2-0 to Alabama in 5/22 9RV OLE MISS W, 12-6 SEC Network Consecutive NCAA Appearances *NCAA Record* 34 years [1987-2021] 5/23SU 9RV OLE MISS5 W, 12-6 W3 ESPN3 an elimination contest. Consecutive Winning Seasons 37 years [1984-2021] 5/28FR 95 at Arkansas6 W, 10-4 W4 ESPNU » After an up-and-down regular season, Arizona is HITTING STREAKS [3+] UA Record: 30 games [Amy Chellevold, 1994] 5/29SA 95 at Arkansas6 W, 4-1 W5 ESPN2 playing its best softball of 2021 when it matters PLAYER ACTIVE 2021 LONG CAREER LONG »6/3TH 93 vs. Alabama7 6 p.m. CDT ESPN most. UA's off ense has found its groove, hitting Sharlize Palacios 5 games 7 games 7 games .365 in NCAA Tournament play with 11 home runs 1 2 Carlie Scupin 3 games 7 games 7 games Texas Classic; Austin, Texas [0-0] • Hillenbrand Invitational; Tucson, Ariz. [5-0] [2.20 per game]. Of the eight teams remaining in 3 4 ON-BASE STREAKS [3+] Wildcat Invitational; Tucson, Ariz. [5-0] • Bear Down Fiesta; Tucson, Ariz. [2-0] the WCWS, only Oklahoma has a higher batting 5 6 PLAYER ACTIVE 2021 LONG CAREER LONG NCAA Regional; Tucson, Ariz.
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  • GATORADE® NATIONAL SOFTBALL PLAYER of the YEAR: MEGAN FARAIMO Two-Time Olympic Softball Pitcher Jennie Finch Surprises Winner with Honor

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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Kelsey Rhoney (312-729-3685) GATORADE® NATIONAL SOFTBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR: MEGAN FARAIMO Two-time Olympic Softball Pitcher Jennie Finch Surprises Winner with Honor San Diego, Calif. (June 7, 2017) – In its 33rd year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company today announced Megan Faraimo of Cathedral Catholic High School (San Diego, Calif.) as its 2017-18 Gatorade National Softball Player of the Year. Faraimo was surprised with the news by two-time Olympic softball pitcher Jennie Finch. Check out the surprise video here. "Megan is a superb talent who will certainly make an immediate impact at UCLA next year,” says Derek Allister, owner of OnDeckSoftball Scouting/Recruiting Service. “Her combination of velocity, spin rate and command are second to none. Behind her quiet exterior, she is a relentless competitor. When you add all that up, you have the makings for one of the next great pitchers in collegiate softball.” The award, which recognizes not only outstanding athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field, distinguishes Faraimo as the nation’s best high school softball player. A national advisory panel comprised of sport-specific experts and sports journalists helped select Faraimo from nearly 360,000 high school softball players nationwide. Faraimo is now a finalist for the prestigious Gatorade Female High School Athlete of the Year award, to be presented at a special ceremony prior to The ESPY Awards in July. The 6-foot-1 senior right-handed pitcher compiled a 26-3 record in the circle with a 0.23 ERA this past season, leading the Dons (26-4) to the San Diego Section Open Division championship game.