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Quick Facts 2014 UC Davis Softball Media Guide 2014 UC Davis Softball Media Guide GENERAL 2013 RECAP Quick Facts ........................................................................................1 Game-by-Game Results ....................................................................13 2014 Roster ........................................................................................2 Individual Statistics ..........................................................................14 Head Coach Karen Yoder ....................................................................3 Big West Conference ...................................................................15-16 Assistant Coaches Danielle Stines & Vicky Rios ..................................4 Volunteer Assistant Cheryl Mitchell ....................................................5 RECORD BOOK Undergraduate Assistant Felicia Baldwin ............................................5 Year-by-Year Leaders ....................................................................17-18 La Rue Field .......................................................................................5 Year-by-Year Team Statistics ..............................................................19 Year-by-Year Records ........................................................................20 AGGIE PROFILES Series Records ..................................................................................21 Jessica Barrett, Krista Bava, Dani Brown, Alexis Carney ......................6 Postseason History ...........................................................................22 Christa Castello, Marissa Chapa, Phalen Cochran, Dana Cruse ...........7 Single-Game Records ........................................................................23 Cat Guidry, Christina Guidry, Janelle Gusiff, Jasmine Lee ...................8 Season Records ............................................................................24-25 Leah Munden, Amy Nunez, Kaila Olson, Alicia Paine .........................9 Career Records ............................................................................26-27 Kimberly Pena, Andrea Reynolds, Katie Robertson, Lauryn Saunders .10 Aggie Award Winners ..................................................................28-29 Justine Vela, Caitlin Voss, Chandler Wagner .....................................11 All-Time Letterwinners List .........................................................30-31 Brianna Warner, Kelly Zboralske ......................................................12 Quick Facts School University of California, Davis (UC Davis) Head Coach Karen Yoder (Cal State Hayward ’96) Address One Shields Avenue / Davis, CA 95616 Office 181 Hickey Gym Established/Founded 1905/1908 One Shields Avenue Enrollment 33,300 Davis, CA 95616 Nickname Aggies Email [email protected] Colors Yale Blue & Gold Phone (530) 979-1965 National Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Big West Conference UC Davis Career Record 196-293-1 (9 years) Home Site La Rue Field (500) NFCA Career Record (All College) 387-446-3 (16 years) NCAA Career Record (Four-Year) 342-406-3 (14 years) Chancellor Dr. Linda P.B. Katehi (Athens Polytechnic ’77) Director of Athletics Terry Tumey (UCLA ’88) Assistant Coach Danielle Stines, 3rd Year (Cal State Hayward ’99) Executive Sr. Associate A.D./ Email [email protected] Senior Woman Administrator Nona Richardson (Michigan State ’83) Assistant Coach Vicky Rios, 3rd Year (Cal State Northridge ’94) Senior Associate A.D. Email [email protected] Ext. Affairs & Resource Dev.: Sharon Takeda (UCLA ’89) Volunteer Assistant Cheryl Mitchell, 1st Year (Sacramento State ’97) Executive Assistant A.D. Business Operations: Mike Bazemore (Sam Houston State ’82) 2013 Record 25-27, 11-13 (T6th in Big West Conference) Assistant A.D.s Letterwinners Ret./Lost 16/7 Media Relations: Mike Robles (Cal Poly ’88) Starters Ret./Lost 4/5 Sports Performance, Enhancement & Dev.: Josh Flushman (UC Davis ’00) Starting Pitchers Ret./Lost 1/1 Marketing & Promotions: Scott Brayton (UC Davis ‘94) Development: Mike Angius (UC Davis ‘77) Media Relations Contact Eric Bankston (UC San Diego ’01) Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Scott Carrell (Air Force ’95) Email [email protected] Director of Sports Medicine Tina Tubbs (Humboldt State ’00) Media Relations Phone (530) 752-3505 Director of Academic Services Michelle Roppeau (Carleton) Aggies on the Web http://www.ucdavisaggies.com 2014 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL • 1 2014 UC Davis Softball Roster PITCHERS (4) Pos. Ht. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 12 Marissa CHAPA* RHP 5-7 So. R-R Newark, Calif. Newark Memorial HS ’12 Undeclared 26 Dana CRUSE RHP 5-10 Fr. R-R San Diego, Calif. Del Norte HS ’13 Exploratory 13 Leah MUNDEN* LHP 5-7 So. L-L Bakersfield, Calif. Centennial HS ’12 Undeclared 17 Andrea REYNOLDS RHP 5-5 Fr. R-R San Luis Obispo, Calif. San Luis Obispo HS ’13 Environmental Toxicology 7 Justine VELA** RHP/INF 5-6 Jr. R-R Bakersfield, Calif. Stockdale HS ’11 Exercise Biology CATCHERS (3) Pos. Ht. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 20 Katie ROBERSTON C/INF 6-0 Fr. R-R Fresno, Calif. Clovis West HS ’13 Aerospace Science & Engineering 27 Lauryn SAUNDERS C/INF 6-0 Fr. R-R San Jose, Calif. Leigh HS ’13 Community & Regional Development 18 Caitlin VOSS* C/INF 5-7 Sr. R-R Santa Maria, Calif. Hancock College/Cal State Northridge/ Human Development Saint Joseph HS ’09 INFIELDERS (11) Pos. Ht. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 25 Jessica BARRETT* INF 5-10 Sr. R-R Campbell, Calif. West Valley College/Colorado State/ Organizational Studies Westmont HS ’10 Dani BROWN INF 5-8 Fr. R-R Moorpark, Calif. Moorpark HS ’13 Managerial Economics 9 Christa CASTELLO* INF 5-5 So. L-R Concord, Calif. Carondelet HS ’12 Psychology 22 Phalen COCHRAN INF 5-3 Fr. R-R Murrieta, Calif. Vista Murrieta HS ’13 Viticulture & Enology 10 Christina GUIDRY* INF 5-5 So. R-R Folsom, Calif. Vista Del Lago HS ’12 Communication 16 Janelle GUSIFF* UTL 5-7 So. R-R Trabuco Canyon, Calif. Mission Viejo HS ’12 Undeclared 8 Amy NUNEZ** INF 5-8 Jr. R-R Huntington Beach, Calif. Mater Dei HS ’10 Exercise Biology 23 Kimberly PENA* INF 5-8 Sr. R-R Rialto, Calif. Mt. SAC/Norco HS ’08 Political Science 6 Chandler WAGNER*** INF 5-3 Sr. R-R Trabuco Canyon, Calif. Tesoro HS ’10 Exercise Biology 15 Alexis CARNEY INF/C 5-5 Fr. R-R Oakland, Calif. Bishop O’Dowd HS ’13 Biological Sciences 19 Kelly ZBORALSKE* UTL 5-8 So. R-R Orangevale, Calif. St. Francis HS ’11 Human Development OUTFIELDERS (6) Pos. Ht. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 28 Krista BAVA* OF 5-7 Jr. L-L Hughson, Calif. Utah State/Hughson HS ’10 Human Development 30 Cat GUIDRY* OF 5-1 So. L-R Folsom, Calif. Vista Del Lago HS ’12 Exploratory 5 Jasmine LEE** OF 5-0 So. L-R Anaheim, Calif. Esperanza HS ’11 Managerial Economics 1 Kaila OLSON* OF 5-0 So. R-R Oakdale, Calif. Oakdale HS ’12 Exercise Biology 31 Alicia PAINE OF/RHP 5-3 So. R-R Hilmar, Calif. Merced College/Hilmar HS ’11 Mathematics 3 Brianna WARNER OF 5-2 Fr. L-R Tracy, Calif. Tracy HS ’13 Undeclared *denotes years lettered at UC Davis Karen YODER Head Coach, 10th Year (Cal State Hayward ’96) Danielle STINES Assistant Coach, 3rd Year (Cal State Hayward ’99) Vicky RIOS Assistant Coach, 3rd Year (Cal State Northridge ’94) Cheryl MITCHELL Volunteer Assistant, 1st Year (Sacramento State ’97) Felicia BALDWIN Undergraduate Assistant, 1st Year (UC Davis ’14) 2014 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL • 2 Coaching Staff skills and strategies that directly affect their personal and team success. Yoder came to UC Davis from Napa Valley College, where she served KAREN as head coach during the 2003 and 2004 seasons, compiling a 45-40 mark. She led Napa to the Bay Valley Conference title in her first season, YODER earning BVC Coach of the Year honors. In 2004, Yoder guided the Storm Head Coach to a runner-up finish in the league’s West Division. 10th Year Prior to her stint at NVC, she served as head coach at North Carolina Cal State Hayward ’96 Greensboro where she guided the Spartans to a 31-27 mark in 2001 and a 35-30-1 finish in 2002. Yoder held her first head coaching position at Cal State Hayward (now known as Cal State East Bay), where she guided the Pioneers to an overall record of 80-56-1 in three years. She twice won Cal Pac Confer- ence Coach of the Year accolades, posting a combined league record of Bringing coaching experience from all levels of college softball, Karen 32-3 during 1999 and 2000. Yoder had served as an assistant coach at Yoder enters her 10th year as head softball coach at UC Davis. Hayward for two years. In addition to upholding the program’s long-standing commitment As a collegiate player, Yoder lettered three years as a catcher and des- to academic excellence, the 2010 Big West Coach of the Year has turned ignated player at New Mexico from 1991 to 1994. She previously played Aggie Softball into a championship-caliber program since its transition at West Valley College, where she was selected as NorCal Catcher of the from Division II to Division I competition. Under her tutelage, 33 players Year in 1990. She won All-America honors as a catcher the following have received all-Big West Conference honors, including 16 first team year at the ASA national tournament. selections. Two Aggies recruited by Yoder received Big West Pitcher of the After her collegiate career, Yoder played two years in the Women’s Year accolades; another two were named conference Freshman of the Year. Professional Fastpich League as a member of the Georgia Pride and the Prior to the Aggies move to the Big West, six players were named Durham Dragons. In fact, she was a teammate of UC Davis
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