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2003 NCAA Championship Remembered .... 2-3 2004 Roster/Pronunciation ...... 14 Coaching Staff ...... 4-5 2003 Individual Statistics ...... 15 2003 Game-by-Game Results ...... 16-17 2004 Returnees 2003 CCAA Recap ...... 18 Amy Rosson ...... 6 Emily Hetzner, Michelle Malbon ...... 7 Postseason History ...... 19 Lindsey Roark, Kacey Sevier ...... 8 Year-by-Year Leaders ...... 20-23 Suzanne Yale ...... 9 All-Time Series Records ...... 24 Megan Turman, Megan De La Hoya ...... 10 Single-Game Records ...... 25 Kristin Herrera, Rachel Kelly, Jessica Miller ... 11 Season Records ...... 26-27 Jenna Cresta ...... 12 Career Records ...... 28-29 Aggie All-Americans ...... 30 2004 Freshmen Aggie All-West Region Honorees ...... 30 Breanna Adame, Carie Brueckner ...... 12 Aggie All-Conference Honorees ...... 31 Lindsay Cox, Lauren Pieretti, UC Davis Transition to Division I ...... 32-35 Nikki Sheldon, Lindsay Tognetti ...... 13 LaRue Field ...... 36

2004 SOFTBALL QUICK FACTS

School: University of California, Davis (UC Davis) Assistant Coach: Mieko Nagata (Pacific ‘95, 7th year) Address: One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616 Email: [email protected] Established/Founded: 1905/1908 Assistant Coach: Enrollment: 30,229 Libby Bivings (UC Davis ’04, 1st year) Nickname: Aggies Colors: Yale Blue & Gold Media Relations Contact: Mike Robles National Affiliation: NCAA Division II Reclassifying E-Mail: [email protected] Conference: California Collegiate Athletic Association Media Relations Office Phone: 530/752-3505 Home Site: LaRue Field (500) Media Relations Home Phone: 916/515-1233 Media Relations FAX: 530/754-5674 Chancellor: Dr. Larry Vanderhoef (Wisc. Milwaukee ’64) Aggie Sports Hotline: 530/752-1700 Director of Athletics: Greg Warzecka (UC Berkeley ’73) Aggies on the WWW: http://www.ucdavisaggies.com Senior Associate A.D.: Pam Gill-Fisher (UC Davis ’71) Associate A.D.s: 2003 Record: 53-15, 25-7 (1st) in CCAA External Affairs: Larry Swanson (Oregon State ’65) 2003 Finish: Business & Game Mgmt.: Bob Bullis (Northern Iowa ’71) 4-1 in NCAA West Regional (champions) Assistant A.D. - Media Relations: 5-0 in NCAA Championships (champions) Mike Robles (Cal Poly ’88) Letterwinners Ret/Lost: 12/5 Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Mel Ramey (Penn State ’60) Starters Ret/Lost: 7 (incl. 1 pitcher)/4 (incl. 1 pitcher) Head Athletic Trainer: Jeff Hogan (UC Davis ’81)

Head Coach: Kathy DeYoung (Fresno State ’75) Career Record: 751-376-2 (25 years) GENERAL INFO Conference Record: 396-172 UC Davis Record: Same Coach’s Office: 228 Hickey Gym One Shields Avenue Davis, CA 95616 Coach’s Phone: 530/752-1053 Coach’s E-Mail Address: [email protected]

2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 1 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

UC Davis Athletics Media Relations News Release - May 18, 2003 Knotted in a scoreless tie in the third in- NCAA DIVISION II SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS ning against GC&SU, UC Davis broke through Wallace Sports Complex • Salem, Ore. • May 18, 2003 Aggies Claim NCAA D-II with a pair of runs against starter Jennifer Championship Game Joiner. Left fielder Jennifer Borrelli walked and UC DAVIS ab r h bi GC&SU ab r h bi Softball Championship stole second, and with one out was brought Borrelli lf 4 1 1 1 Frei cf 2 0 0 0 SALEM, Ore. - Behind two home runs and four hits from around on Churchwell’s blast to center field. Hetzner cf 4 0 1 0 Baker lf 3 0 0 0 senior Susan Churchwell and a four-hitter from junior pitcher Second baseman Kacey Sevier had an in- Churchwell dp 4 2 4 4 Hughes 3b 3 0 1 0 field single in the third, scoring shortstop Turman c 2 1 1 0 Baruffa ss 2 0 0 0 Amy Rosson on Sunday evening, UC Davis beat Georgia Col- Moore 3b 4 1 2 2 Davenport 1b 2 0 1 0 lege and State University, 7-0, at the Wallace Sports Com- Lindsey Roark before Churchwell singled to Yale 1b 4 0 1 0 Davis pr 0 0 0 0 plex, winning the school’s first-ever NCAA Division II Soft- center for another run, making it 4-0. Malbon rf 3 0 0 0 HJones dp 3 0 0 0 ball Championship. Leading by four runs in the sixth, the Roark ss 4 1 2 0 MJones rf 3 0 1 0 Sevier 2b 3 1 2 1 Joiner p 1 0 0 0 UC Davis completed a five-game unbeaten run through Aggies put the game out of reach when Linsenmeyer ph 0 0 0 0 Harrison p 2 0 0 0 the eight-team field over the past four days, finishing its last Churchwell led off with a towering home run Rosson p 0 0 0 0 Henicka c 3 0 1 0 season at the Division II level with a 53-15 record, setting a to right off reliever Brook Harrison, her 16th Williams 2b 0 0 0 0 school record for wins. of the season. After a double by catcher Megan Totals 32 7 14 7 Totals 24 0 4 0 UC Davis delivered the 25th-year head coach her first Turman, third baseman Lindsay Moore capped UC Davis 002 200 3 - 7 14 0 national championship with a convincing win over GC&SU, the Aggies’ offensive punch with a two-run GC&SU 000 000 0 - 0 4 0 a team the Aggies beat on Saturday evening, 4-1. shot to left that put the Aggies in front, 7-0. Rosson was able to hold the Lady Bob- E -␣ None. DP -␣ GC&SU 1. LOB -␣ UC Davis 9, GC&SU 6. 2B - Churchwell went 4-for-4 with two home runs and four ␣ Turman (9), Sevier (2). 3B - Roark (1). HR -␣ Churchwell 2 RBIs in the championship game, just a few hours after her cats in check in the bottom of the seventh in- (16), Moore (12). HBP - Malbon, Baruffa. SH - Davenport (2). walk-off home run against defending champion St. Mary’s ning, and when catcher Rebecca Heinicka’s SB - Borrelli (13), Turman (11). CS - Yale (1). (Texas), gave the Aggies a 5-3 win in eight innings. sinking liner was caught by a charging Emily Hetzner in center field, UC Davis turned its IP H R ER BB SO Churchwell was named the tournament’s MVP after fin- UC Davis ishing the day 6-for-7 with three home runs and seven RBIs. 13th NCAA playoff appearance into its first- Rosson W, 29-8 740018 “I don’t think I’ve ever had a day like this,” said ever softball national championship. Churchwell. “Everything else pales in comparison.” Besides Rosson and Churchwell, the GC&SU Joiner L, 27-6 332233 The Lady Bobcats advanced to the title game with a 2-0 Aggies placed outfielder Michelle Malbon and Harrison 4 11 5512 win over North Dakota State on Sunday afternoon and needed Borrelli on the all-tournament team. HBP - Malbon by Joiner, Baruffa by Rosson. T - 1:46. A - 372. to beat UC Davis twice in order to win the championship. However, the Aggies scored twice in both the third and fourth innings to take a 4-0 lead, enough of an advantage for Rosson UC Davis - 2003 NCAA Division II Softball Champions who won her fourth game of the tournament. Rosson didn’t allow a run, scattering Front row: Assistant coach Jaime Wallin, Megan De La Hoya, Lindsey four hits - two of them in the seventh in- “There are no words to describe the Roark, Jennifer Borrelli (holding ning - while striking out eight and walk- feeling. It’s a dream come true, trophy), Kristin Herrera, Angie ing none. Earlier Sunday she pitched 4.2 especially with this team. I’ve been Linsenmeyer, Emily Hetzner. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS innings of relief, helping the Aggies stay in saying it all along they have been the game against St. Mary’s after trailing, Middle row: Kacey Sevier, Lindsay one of the most special teams. It’s Moore, Rachel Kelly, Marci Hill, 3-0. She finished the day with 11.2 innings been a wonderful experience Michelle Malbon, Amy Rosson, of shutout softball, collecting 15 strikeouts Megan Turman, Jessica Miller, and only walking two. through the whole season.” assistant coach Mieko Nagata. Rosson, named earlier as a third-team - Kathy DeYoung Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-American, Back row: Assistant coach Michelle Wiest, Kate Hansen, Susan didn’t allow an earned run in 28.2 innings during the tour- Churchwell, Suzanne Yale, athletic nament, while finishing with 45 strikeouts. She finished her trainer Joel Berryman, head coach

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS NATIONAL year with a 29-8 record while dominating the national cham- Kathy DeYoung. pionship tournament. 2 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 3 KATHY DEYOUNG MIEKO NAGATA Head Coach •␣ 26th Year Assistant Coach •␣ 7th Year

The 2003 season held many milestones for veteran softball Nagata enters her seventh year on the UC Davis coaching coach Kathy DeYoung, starting with the opening day when she staff, and her sixth as Kathy DeYoung’s top assistant. She is in posted her 700th career win at the helm of the Aggie program. charge of the physical conditioning program and serves as the She finished April with her 40th win of the season, marking her recruiting coordinator for the Aggies. eighth 40-win season at UC Davis. A few weeks later at the Under her tutelate, the UC Davis offense has hit .300 or higher NCAA Division II Softball Championships, UC Davis reached as a team in three of the last four years. In 2003, the Aggies the 50-win plateau for the third time in school history. batted a collective .315 and blasted 61 home runs. It was in that four-day tournament in Salem, Oregon, where A former outfielder at the University of the Pacific, Nagata DeYoung achieved the pinnacle of coaching success. On May won scholar-athlete honors from the National Fastpitch Coaches 18, 2003, her Aggie squad beat St. Mary’s of Texas in a dramatic Association, the Big West Conference and the school. She started eight-inning victory, then rapped 14 hits in a 7-0 victory over all 226 games for the Tigers from 1992 to 1995. Georgia College & State in the title game, capturing the program’s first-ever NCAA champi- A native of Lodi, Calif., Nagata was also a member of the 1991 ASA/USA National junior onship. DeYoung and her assistants were subsequently honored as Coaching Staff of the Year team that played internationally in Adelaide, Australia. by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association. At all levels, coaching excellence is measured in longevity and productivity. UC Davis head coach Kathy DeYoung qualifies significantly on both accounts. In 25 years as head coach, she has compiled a 751-376-2 record for a .666 winning percentage, earned 13 NCAA LIBBY BIVINGS postseason berths and captured eight conference titles. Additionally, DeYoung won her third straight California Collegiate Athletic Association Coach of the Year award in 2003. Assistant Coach •␣ 1st Year Before last year, DeYoung’s UC Davis teams had reached the NCAA Championships four times (1993, 1996, 1997 and 2000), finishing third each time. The 2003 season also repre- Former Aggie shortstop Libby Bivings enters her first year sented the 11th straight appearance in the NCAA West Region tournament. on the UC Davis softball coaching staff. DeYoung won back-to-back Division II West Region Coach of the Year honors from the As a sophomore in 2001, Bivings started all 58 games and National Fastpitch Coaches Association in 1996 and 1997, and was also named the CCAA set a school record with 31 sacrifices – including 29 sacrifice Coach of the Year in 1999, 2001, and 2002. In 1997, she was honored as Coach of the Year hits. In the field, she enjoyed a streak of 50 errorless chances for the NCAC. during the final month of the season. The previous year, Bivings One of DeYoung’s career highlights has been started 48 games at short, helping UC Davis post a third-place overseeing the growth of the Aggies’ home field, finish at nationals. the LaRue Field complex that is one of the nation’s Bivings originallly hails from Stockton, Calif., where she was top Division II on-campus facilities. an All-San Joaquin Athletic Association performer in both softball DeYoung graduated summa cum laude from and soccer. She played four years ASA ball for Frost Softball. Fresno State in 1975 with a degree in physical edu- As a coach, Bivings has served on the staff for Mieko Nagata’s annual UC Davis Summer cation. She did graduate work while serving as as- Softball Camp. She will graduate from UC Davis this spring with a degree in human sistant coach in softball, basketball and volleyball development. at St. Cloud State in Minnesota. DeYoung then went to Temple University, where she coached volleyball and badminton and assisted in softball for two sea-

sons. COACHING STAFF DeYoung joined the UC Davis staff in 1979 and coached both the volleyball and softball teams over ALL-TIME UC DAVIS COACHING RECORDS the next 10 years. Five of her volleyball teams won league championships and two reached the national Years Overall Pct. Conference Pct. tournament. Since 1989, she has coached softball Deanne Sciraffa 1972-73* 7-0 1.000 6-0 1.000 exclusively and currently conducts a year-round Carol Benedetti 1974-75 11-7 .611 7-5 .583 program that monitors the physical conditioning Barbara Luick Jahn 1976-77 10-17 .370 7-7 .500

COACHING STAFF and academic progress of her student-athletes. Kristi Conklin 1978 12-10 .545 8-6 .571 KATHY DeYOUNG 1979-Present 751-376-2 .666 396-172 .697 *Record available from 1973 season only.

4 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 5 2004 Aggie Returning Letterwinners EMILY HETZNER Outfielder •␣ Sr. • Lodi, Calif. AMY ROSSON 2003: ALL-CCAA SECOND TEAM... Started all 68 games in center... Batted .274 (49-for-179) and led team with 19 sacrifice hits... Also posted Pitcher •␣ Sr. • West Hills, Calif. first career extra-base hits (5 doubles, 1 triple) and stole 5 bases... Earned 2003: NFCA ALL-AMERICA THIRD TEAM, EASTON ALL-AMERICA all-tournament honors at the NCAA West Regional, highlighted by 3-for-4 FIRST TEAM, COLLEGIATE SOFTBALL ALL-AMERICA (all divisions)... outing vs. Bakersfield (5/10)... Went 2-for-5 with 3 runs and career-best 3 ALL-AMERICA FIRST TEAM by Jewish Sports Review... NFCA ALL-WEST RBI vs. North Dakota State at nationals (5/16)... Hit safely in final 7 games REGION FIRST TEAM... ALL-CCAA FIRST TEAM... Earned all-tourna- of the season, lifting season average by 24 points... Had 10 multi-hit games, ment honors at Diamond Sports Best of the West Tournament, Mountain including 3 hits vs. S.F. State (5/2) and CSUB in regional. Dew Classic (Bakersfield) and NCAA Championships... Posted 29-8 mark 2002: Started 18 of her 35 appearances... Twice went 3-for-3 with 3 9 with CCAA-leading 0.86 ERA and 240 strikeouts... Win total is highest by runs and an RBI – vs. Abilene Christian (3/1) and S.F. State (3/30)... Hit 2- an Aggie since Gena Weber had 30 in 1996... Finished T6th in wins, 16th for-2 vs Sonoma (3/29) as part of stretch of five straight hits... Lifted aver- in ERA among Division II leaders... Also lead pitching staff with 26 com- age from .238 to .385 in those two games. 18 2001: Appeared in 37 games, mostly as a Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB plete games and 13 shutouts... Opened season with streak of 42.1 scoreless 2001 .167 37 6 14 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 1 pinch-runner... Scored 14 runs... Recorded first innings, adding to her streak from the previous season for a total of 64.2 2002 .280 35 50 12 14 0 0 0 2 14 0 5 6 innings – 2nd-longest in school history... Fin- career base hit vs. Western New Mexico (4/21)... 2003 .274 68 179 26 49 6 1 0 21 57 6 16 5 ished season with a stretch of 33.0 innings with- Year W-L ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO Had first steal vs. Sonoma State at home (3/10). Career .272 140 235 52 64 6 1 0 24 72 7 23 12 2001 13-6 1.01 23-17 16 6 124.2 92 34 18 24 103 out an earned run... Named CCAA Pitcher of LODI HS ’99: Named to All-Area first team 2002 23-3 0.82 35-29 21 13 188.1 115 26 22 44 185 the Week four times: 2/2, 2/9, 4/27 and 5/4... as a senior, second team as a junior in softball... Earned back-to-back first-team All-Sac-Joaquin Athletic 2003 29-8 0.86 39-33 26 13 228.1 142 49 28 63 240 Association honors in both softball and soccer... Won SJAA tennis title as a senior, finished third as a Recorded six appearances with 10-plus Career 65-17 0.88 97-79 63 32 541.1 349 109 68 131 528 strikeouts, including 12 in a brilliant 5-inning junior... Led soccer team in scoring her last two years. relief stint vs. North Dakota State in national tournament (5/16)... Fanned side in 5th, 6th and 7th PERSONAL: Born May 7, 1981 in Lodi, Calif.... Majoring in communication... Parents are Peter & innings in that outing, allowing just one baserunner (who reached on an error)... Matched those 12 Sue Hetzner... Younger sister, Anna, is a freshman at UC Davis... Member of Delta Gamma sorority and strikeouts the following day vs. Georgia College & State (5/17)... Fired pair of one-hitters: vs. Western president of Davis Panhellenic Association... Played for the California Grapettes. Oregon on opening day (2/1) and vs. Seattle in Easton TOC (4/5). 2002: ALL-AMERICA SECOND TEAM, ALL-WEST REGION FIRST TEAM... CCAA PITCHER OF THE YEAR... Led the conference in win-loss percentage (.885) and ERA (0.82)... Ranked among national MICHELLE MALBON D-II leaders in ERA (12th) and wins (21st)... Earned CCAA Pitcher of the Week honors five times: 2/17, 2/24, 3/31, 4/7 and 4/14... Fanned school-record 16 batters vs. S.F. State on first day of season (2/1)... Outfield •␣ Sr. •␣ Valencia, Calif. Struck out 13 vs. Texas Woman’s, earning MVP of the Schutt Sports/NFCA D-II Leadoff Classic title game... Recorded 23 strikeouts in 12 innings in that tourney... Fired both Aggie wins in NCAA West 2003: Appeared in 60 games, starting 59... Moved to right field and Regional to earn all-tournament honors... Pitched 1-hitter vs. Santa Clara (2/13)... Tossed seven two- committed just 2 errors in 47 chances... Batted .333 (55-for-165) with 15 hitters...Held opposing batters to .175 average... Won 12 straight decisions from 2/2 through 3/30 to extra-base hits (9 doubles, 2 triples, 4 homers) and 26 RBI... Captured all- build 13-1 record... Notched first career save in 4-3 win over Sonoma (3/29). tournament honors at both regional and national tournaments... Hit 12- 2001: SECOND TEAM ALL-CCAA... Finished 3rd in conference with 1.01 ERA... Started 17 of 23 for-29 with 3 homers in postseason, including two blasts in advancing game appearances, posting 6 shutouts... Opposing batters managed just .206... Had best strikeout-to-walk vs. Georgia College & State (5/17)... Had 10 multi-hit games, including five ratio on team (103 to 24)... Fired first career no-hitter vs. San Bernardino to record 7th straight win... with 3-plus safeties... Hit 4-for-4 with 3 RBI vs. Seattle (4/5)... Opened Fanned season-high 10 in 6.0 IP at Santa Clara (2/7). season with 9-game hitting streak, then had 8-game run through regional. CALABASAS HS ’00: Four-year pitcher for team which won three Frontier League titles between 2002: Started 39 of 40 total appearances, mostly at first base... Fin- 21 1998-2000... Was named Southern Section D-III MVP in 2000... Team captured section title her senior ished 3rd on team with .316 average... Hit .361 (26-for-72) in CCAA games... year... Was named team’s best defensive player in 1999... All-league first team all four years. Blasted first career homer vs. S.W. Oklahoma PERSONAL: Born Sept 29, 1982 in Studio City, Calif... Majoring in psychology... Plans to pursue State, a fifth-inning solo shot off Nisha Dickson Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB (3/1)... Had 10 multi-hit games, including 3- 2001 .234 43 64 5 15 2 0 0 9 17 5 4 1 career in marine biology... Parents are Dan & Kathy Rosson... Played summer ball for the Valley Breeze... 2002 .316 40 117 12 37 3 0 1 15 43 6 6 0 Always sings as a pregame routine... Protegé of Cal Aggie Athletic Hall of Famer Julie Astrachan. for-3 effort at Sonoma (4/26)... Went 5-for-6 with 4 RBI in that doubleheader... Appeared in 13 2003 .333 60 165 20 55 9 2 4 26 80 5 24 1 Career .309 143 346 37 107 14 2 5 50 140 16 34 2 MEET THE AGGIES errorless games at catcher (60 chances). 2001: Appeared in 43 games, starting 38... All starts were at first, but also spelled catcher Angie Linsenmeyer three times... Had 6 sacrifices in 76 plate appearances... Had pair of multi-hit games, both vs. Sonoma State (3/10 & 4/27)... Had bases-clearing 2B to highlight 6-2 win in latter effort. VALENCIA HS ’00: Garnered All-Foothill League second team and L.A. Daily News All-Star honors as a senior... Played catcher as a freshman, then first base her final three seasons... Team qualified for Southern Section playoffs in 1999 and 2000, advancing to the third round her senior year... Four-year scholar-athlete... Named MVP at Thousand Oaks Tournament in 2000... Honor roll all four years. PERSONAL: Born Apr. 20, 1982 in Culver City, Calif... Majoring in biological sciences... Aspires for MEET THE AGGIES career in medical biological research... Favorite movies are Magnolia and American Beauty... Nicknamed “Shelly”... Distant cousin of teammate Sue Yale (Michelle’s grandfather married Sue’s grandmother soon after arriving to U.S.)... Plays ASA summer ball for SoCal Shilos, earning all-state honors in 2000.

6 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 7 LINDSEY ROARK SUZANNE YALE Shortstop/Pitcher • Sr. •␣ Grass Valley, Calif. First Base • Sr. •␣ El Cajon, Calif.

2003: Started 61 of her 62 appearances, mostly at shortstop... Batted 2003: NFCA ALL-WEST REGION FIRST TEAM... ALL-CCAA FIRST .265 (45-for-170) with 31 runs scored and 12 sacrifice hits... Blasted first TEAM... Started all 66 games played at first... Batted .309 (58-for-188) with collegiate homer vs. Stanislaus (4/27), a two-run shot off Jackie Miller in 11 HRs and 37 RBI... Posted 101 total bases en route to .537 slugging aver- the 4th inning... Hit 3-for-3 with 2 steals in home opener vs. Augustana (2/ age... With 10 doubles, rapped out 21 extra-base hits... Named to NCAA 5)... Went 2-for-2 with a double, homer and 3 RBI in home finale vs. Sonoma West Regional all-tournament team, highlighted by three-game set vs. Cal State (5/4)... Had 10 multi-hit games, including two at nationals. St. Bakersfield (5/9-5/11)... Hit 4-for-8 with 2 homers – including a first- 2002: Arguably the team’s most versatile player, having played second inning grand slam in 5/10 win – and 6 RBI vs. Roadrunners... Had 14 multi- base, shortstop and even a pair of relief appearances at pitcher... Served hit games, including three 3-for-3 outings... Went 2-for-3 with double, HR most duty at second, recording a .976 fielding average in 23 games (82 and 4 RBI at San Bernardino (2/28), one of three 4-RBI games during the chances)... Also played 15 games at short... Posted streak of 63 consecutive 15 year... Had double and homer with 3 RBI vs. Western Washington (4/6)... 22 chances without an error from 4/12-5/11... Stole 6 bases in as many at- Named to CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII second team. tempts... Fanned two Santa Clara batters in an inning for her first collegiate pitching appearance (2/13)... 2002: ALL-CCAA SECOND TEAM... Earned such honors at first base, having played 22 of her 38 Fired 3.0 scoreless innings vs. Dominguez Hills (3/26). appearances there... Started 29 games... Finished 2nd on team with .443 slugging average... Went 3-for- 2001: Played 9 games as a reserve infielder... 3 with 8 RBI at Stanislaus (3/9), highest by any Aggie since Jenny Hall in late 1999... Hit a pair of 3-run Fielded 11 chances without an error... Had lone Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB homers as part of that onslaught... First career HR was solo shot off Leea Harlan of UC San Diego (2/8)... hit vs. Bethany in Stanislaus’ tourney (2/3). 2001 .250 9 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 First career steal came against S.W. Oklahoma State during Leadoff Classic in Texas... Did not commit an BEAR RIVER HS ’00: Selected first-team 2002 .163 36 86 11 14 3 0 0 5 17 8 17 6 error in 135 chances at first. 2003 .265 62 170 31 45 6 1 2 14 59 16 20 6 All-Sierra Foothill League in 1999 and 2000... Career .231 107 260 42 60 9 1 2 19 77 26 37 12 2001: Appeared in 9 games, starting 3... Also picked for North Optimist team... Pitched Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB Went 2-for-3 with run and 2 RBI vs. S.F. State 2001 .273 9 11 3 3 0 0 0 2 3 3 0 0 four years for Bear River... Also earned four let- (4/20). Year W-L ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO 2002 .273 38 88 9 24 6 0 3 17 39 6 15 1 ters in cross country, qualifying for state cham- 2001 0 - 0 — 0- 0 0 0 0.0 00000 2003 .309 66 188 22 58 10 0 11 37 101 17 42 0 VALHALLA HS ’00: Named first-team All- pionships as a junior and senior... Played two 2002 0 - 0 0.00 2- 0 0 0 4.0 10002 Career .296 113 287 34 85 16 0 14 56 143 26 57 1 Grossmont South League as a senior... Was se- seasons of JV basketball. 2003 0 - 0 — 0- 0 0 0 0.0 00000 lected to second team as a sophomore and jun- PERSONAL: Born Aug. 15, 1982 in Au- Career 0-0 0.00 2- 0 0 0 4.0 1 0 0 0 2 ior... Also played two seasons of hoops, helping lead team to a pair of league titles... Best Ted Williams burn, Calif... Majoring in communication... Par- impersonation: hit a home run in her last home at-bat, winning Valhalla’s Southern Section playoff. ents are Robert & Susan Roark... Plans to teach elementary school... Played ASA ball for California Fire & PERSONAL: Born July 10, 1982 in San Diego, Calif... Biological sciences major... Parents are Eugene Ice... Once threw a perfect game in high school... Nicknamed “Scout” and “Duck”... Traveled to Italy in & Linda Yale... Competed for Da Bomb ASA club... Sports hero is Tony Gwynn, non-sports hero is Gilda summer of 2000... Older sister, Lauren Rochholz, is a UC Davis alumna. Radner... Would title her autobiography “Stumbling Through Life: How Those Little Trips And Falls Helped Me”... Distant cousin of teammate Michelle Malbon (see Malbon’s profile for explanation)... Also related to Elihu Yale, founder of Yale University; and Henry VIII, King of England. KACEY SEVIER Second Base •␣ Sr.␣ • Salinas, Calif.

2003: Appeared in 51 games, starting 48, mostly at second base... Bat- ted .162 (11-for-68) with 7 sacrifice hits... Hit 2-for-3 with a double in national final vs. Georgia College & State (5/18). 2002: Started 32 games at second, splitting time with Lindsey Roark... Charged for only 2 errors all season for a .978 fielding average... Had a double and 2 RBI in opener vs. Bakersfield (2/23)... Had 7 sacrifices. 2001: Started all 58 games at second... Posted glittering .982 fielding average, committing just 4 errors all season... Had 31 straight errorless games (3/10-5/4)... Converted 106 chances in between miscues... Had 5 multi-hit games, including 3-for-4 effort vs Azusa Pacific... Hit safely in all four NCAA 11 West Regional games... Posted 9 sacrifices (8 bunts). MEET THE AGGIES SALINAS HS ’00: First team All-Monterey Bay League and first-team all-county as a senior... Led team to Central Coast Section championship in 1998... Also earned three letters in basketball... Was most inspirational on hoops squad as a junior and Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB MVP as a senior... Also named first team all- 2001 .246 58 142 23 35 3 0 0 13 38 15 16 3 league and all-county. 2002 .163 36 69 8 12 3 0 0 5 15 7 10 0 2003 .162 51 68 6 11 2 0 0 6 13 2 6 1 PERSONAL: Born Oct. 27, 1981 in Totals .208 145 279 37 58 8 0 0 24 66 24 32 4 Monterey, Calif.... Communication and psychol- ogy double major... Daughter of Nancy Sevier...

MEET THE AGGIES Front row: Nikki Sheldon, Lindsay Cox, Kristin Herrera, Michelle Malbon, Emily Hetzner, Kacey Sevier, Jenna Cresta, Lauren Played ASA ball for San Jose Strikers... Great granddaughter of Cal Aggie Athletic Hall of Famer Henry “Heinie” Sevier, who coached boxing at UC Davis from 1927 to 1940... Her grandfather, Glen, boxed for Pieretti, Breanna Adame. Back row: Mieko Nagata, Libby Bivings, Lindsey Roark, Megan De La Hoya, Lindsay Tognetti, Rachel the Aggies as well. Clark, Suzanne Yale, Megan Turman, Amy Rosson, Carie Brueckner, Jessica Miller, Kathy DeYoung.

8 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 9 MEGAN TURMAN KRISTIN HERRERA Catcher •␣ Jr. • Bakersfield, Calif. Second Base/Shortstop •␣ So.␣ • Mountain View, Calif.

2003: NFCA ALL-WEST REGION FIRST TEAM... ALL-CCAA SEC- 2003: Appeared in 39 games, starting 26... Batted .303 (23-for-76) with OND TEAM... Appeared in 62 games, starting 61... Played in 38 games at 15 runs and 10 RBI... Rapped out 5 doubles and a triple... Had 7 multi-hit catcher, platooning with Angie Linsenmeyer (Turman caught Amy Rosson, games, including two in a home doubleheader vs. UC San Diego (4/18)... Linsenmeyer caught Susan Churchwell)... Batted .343 (62-for-181) with Went 2-for-2 with a double in the opener, then 2-for-4 with a triple and 2 team-best 9 triples... Also ranked among team leaders in runs (44), doubles RBI in the nightcap... Hit 3-for-4 with 2 runs at San Bernardino (2/28). (9), homers (13), RBI (45), total bases (122), slugging (.674) and stolen LOS ALTOS HS ’02: Earned first-team All-Santa Clara Valley Athletic bases (11-for-14)... Finished 2nd in CCAA in homers, 3rd with 0.71 runs League honors in both softball and basketball... Two-year MVP in each sport... per game, 4th with 0.73 RBI per game... Posted 14 mult-hit games, includ- Batted .453 as a senior... Hoop team won SCVAL in 2001... Also a standout ing four 3-hit outings and a 4-for-4 performance at San Bernardino (2/28)... in field hockey, making All-SCVAL first team as a senior, second team as a Had 2 doubles and 2 RBI in that game... Hit first career homer as a pinch- 3 junior... Voted as school’s Athlete of the Year in each of her last two sea- hitter vs. Chico, taking Katie Stokx deep in the 6th (2/14)... Blasted grand sons... Selected as Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 1999-2000. slam in 4th inning off Wayne State’s Meghan Misiak during national-tournament run (5/15). PERSONAL: Born Jan. 21, 1984 in San Jose, 2002: Took over as starting backstop after Calif.... Has not declared a major, but consider- Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB 2003 .303 39 76 15 23 5 1 0 10 30 4 10 1 injury to Linsenmeyer... Appeared in 42 games Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB ing a career as a dental hygienist... Parents are in all, starting 38... Went 3-for-6 with a double 2002 .141 42 71 7 10 3 0 0 2 13 3 1 0 Robert & Barbara Herrera... Lists sports hero as Benito Santiago, non-sports hero as her father. 2003 .343 62 181 44 62 9 6 13 45 122 16 43 11 and run scored during doubleheader at Sonoma Career .286 104 252 51 72 12 6 13 47 135 19 44 11 State... Batted 6-for-22 (.273) over a two-week stretch from April 12-26... First career extra-base hit was a double off Allison Sempsis of Western Oregon RACHEL KELLY during Tournament of Champions (4/6). CENTENNIAL HS ’01: Named All-South Yosemite League and All-Area by Bakersfield Californian Pitcher •␣ So. • El Cajon, Calif. for three straight years... Voted Most Inspirational as a sophomore and junior and Best Defensive as a senior... Led team to share of SYL title in 2001... Golden Hawks finished 2nd in each of her sophomore 2003: Made 12 relief appearances and one start... Lone start was a three- and junior years. inning outing vs. Saint Martin’s (4/5)... Longest outing was 7.2-inning fin- PERSONAL: Born Feb. 22, 1983 in Bakersfield, Calif.... Majoring in English... Turns 21 a day after ish vs. Hawaii Pacific (4/2)... Fanned 9 batters, scattered 3 hits and allowed the S.F. State home doubleheader... Parents are Jeff & JoAnne Turman... Played summer ball for the just an unearned run to post first collegiate win vs. Seasiders. Bakersfield Babes... Nicknamed “Turmy”... Would title her autobiography, “Megan’s Run”... Lists Mike GRANITE HILLS HS ’02: Earned first-team All-San Diego Section, Alstott as her sports hero. first-team All-East County and second-team San Diego Union Tribune All- Section honors as a senior... Voted team MVP and captain... Named to All- Grossmont South League teams all four years, including first-team honors in 2000 and 2002 and second-team distinction as a junior... Also a two- MEGAN DE LA HOYA year captain in volleyball and earned Offensive MVP honors as a sopho- more outside hitter... Led teams to three conference titles. Outfield • So. •␣ Riverside, Calif. PERSONAL: Born Mar. 5, 1984 in San Diego, Calif.... Majoring in managerial economics... Consid- ering careers in business or law... Daughter of 2003: Batted .207 (6-for-29) with 18 runs in 52 games... Started 8 Shannon Kelly... Played summer ball for Norco Year W-L ERA G-GS CG SH IP H R ER BB SO games... Stole 9 bases in 13 attempts (.692), including pair of bags vs. San Fillys. 2003 1-1 3.78 13- 1 0 0 29.2 22 22 16 27 27 Bernardino (4/19)... Posted first multi-hit game vs. Chaminade (4/4), going 2-for-3 with a steal. MARTIN LUTHER KING HS ’02: Twice earned first-team All-Sunkist JESSICA MILLER League honors... Named first-team All-Southern Section as a senior... Bat- ted .336 that year... Hit .330 and stole 17 bases as a junior... Team captured Outfielder •␣ So. • La Mesa, Calif. the Southern Section title in 2002... Twice earned all-league honors as a setter in volleyball, making first team in 2001, second team in 2000. 2003: Appeared in 27 games, starting three... Batted .370 (10-for-27) PERSONAL: Born May 12, 1984 in Riverside, Calif... Majoring in com- with 11 runs and 4 extra-base hits (2 doubles, 2 home runs)... Hit both homers on the same day of CSUB’s Mountain Dew Classic (4/27)... First

munication... Parents are William De La Hoya and Teresa Thetford... Played MEET THE AGGIES three years of club ball for Sudden Impact Gold in Chino... Team placed 5th at ASA Nationals in 2001... shot was off Janet Briscoe of Cal St. Dominguez Hills, second came off Hopes to become a sportscaster... Engages in an Rachelle Verhoeven of Cal St. Stanislaus in the next game... Finished that extensive pregame routine that gets even more Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB tourney with 2-for-3 game vs. host Roadrunners. involved during winning streaks. 2003 .207 52 29 18 6 0 0 0 0 6 2 4 9 HELIX HS ’02: Named to All-Grossmont South League first team as a senior, second team as a junior... Voted team MVP, Best Offensive Player and Outstanding Senior Athlete in 2002... Switched from outfielder to catcher for senior season... Earned All-GSL honorable mention during her first two years... Team finished 3rd in San Diego Section tourney in 2001. PERSONAL: Born Oct. 26, 1984 in San Di- MEET THE AGGIES ego, Calif.... Has not declared a major... Parents Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB are Raymond & Toni Miller... Career sports high- 2003 .370 27 27 11 10 2 0 2 5 18 0 6 0 light was hitting a grand slam to win a 13-inning game.

10 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 11 JENNA CRESTA LINDSAY COX Outfield • Fr. •␣ Petaluma, Calif. Infielder •␣ Fr. •␣ Bakersfield, Calif.

2003: Appeared in 7 games as a reserve, primarly as a pinch runner, LIBERTY HS ’03: Earned first-team All-South Yosemite League honors before succumbing to injury after first month... Scored 4 runs despite just 6 for three straight years, including league MVP acclaim as a senior... Also at-bats... Collected first collegiate hit at Chico State, going 1-for-3 with a named to All-Kern County team each year and selected as team MVP three run (2/14)... Awarded medical hardship year. times... Led both softball and soccer teams to Central Section title in 2002... CASA GRANDE HS ’02: Four-year scholar-athlete in softball and bas- Captured All-SYL distinction in soccer as a sophomore. ketball... Earned second team All-Sonoma County League and second team PERSONAL: Born June 24, 1985 in Redondo Beach, Calif.... Majoring All-Redwood Empire honors as a senior... Named Santa Rosa Press Demo- in neurobiology, physiology & behavior... Hopes to become a neurologist... crat Scholar-Athlete of the Year... Batted .340 and posted 9 assists from Parents are Gary & Christine Cox... Played ASA ball for California Waves right field (23 in all)... Selected as team’s Best Defensive Player in 2002... Gold, earning Central California All-Metro honors at shortstop. Collected team’s Coach’s Award in 1999 and 2001... Team won North Coast 4 Section her junior year... Voted Most Inspirational in basketball as a junior. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 11, 1984 in Greenbrae, Calif.... Majoring in psychology... Aspires to become a crime scene investigator... Parents are Michael & Rina Cresta... Played for California Predators... Career LAUREN PIERETTI highlight was batting .460 during the summer of 2002... Great uncle, Bill Cresta, is enshrined in the Pitcher • Fr. • Millbrae, Calif. Professional Rodeo Hall of Fame... Sports heroes are Dr. Dot Richardson and Benito Santiago... Non- sports hero is Rick O’Brien, one of her high school NOTRE DAME BELMONT HS ’03: Named to All-West Catholic Year Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB teachers. 2003 .167 7 6 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Athletic League first team as a senior, All-Girls Private School League first team and MVP as a junior... Also voted all-county MVP in 2002... Helped lead team to 32-6 record and Central Coast Section championship in 2001. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 2, 1985 in Daly City, Calif.... Has not yet declared a major... Parents are Rich & Diane Pieretti... Played two years of ASA ball 2004 Aggie Freshmen for Strike Zone of Hayward. BREANNA ADAME Outfield/Second Base • Fr.␣ •␣ Mission Viejo, Calif. CAPISTRANO VALLEY HS ’03: Selected as team’s defensive MVP... NIKKI SHELDON Four-year Scholar-Athlete honoree... Named Athlete of the Week by the Orange County Register during her junior year... Earned MVP distinction at Third Base/Catcher • Fr. • South Gate, Calif. the Artesia Tournament as a sophomore... Helped lead team to 2001 South Coast League championship. WARREN HS ’03: Earned first-team San Gabriel Valley League honors PERSONAL: Born Nov. 14, 1984 in Torrance, Calif.... Has not declared as a sophomore and junior... Also named to Softball Dream Team in those a major, enrolled in the exploratory program... Parents are Brian & Laurie years... Team won back-to-back league titles... Suffered season-ending injury Adame... Brian played football at Bradley. as a senior, but won team’s Golden Bear Award. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 4, 1985 in Long Beach, Calif.... Has not declared a major, enrolled in exploratory program... Played seven years of summer ball for Danger Zone in Downey, Calif.

CARIE BRUECKNER First Base • Fr. •␣ Walnut Creek, Calif. LINDSAY TOGNETTI ACALANES HS ’03: Starred in both golf and softball, helping both MEET THE AGGIES teams to two North Coast Section titles in each sport... Named to All-East Pitcher • Fr. • Newhall, Calif. Bay first team for three straight years in softball, adding all-state honors as a senior... Key stats: batted .420 with 31 RBI and 29 stolen bases in 2003, WILLIAM HART HS ’03: Three-year Scholar-Athlete honoree... Named .403 with 3 HR and 27 RBI in 2002, .353 with 21 RBI in 2001... Voted as team and league MVP as a freshman at Southern California Christian. school’s female athlete of the year and was named one of the top 100 area PERSONAL: Born Dec. 29, 1985 in Glendale, Calif.... Majoring in animal athletes by the Contra Costa Times as a senior... Named CIF All-Scholastic. science, with career plans in veterinary medicine... Parents are Tony & Pamela PERSONAL: Born Apr. 22, 1985 in Santa Barbara, Calif.... Has yet to Tognetti... Played summer ball for So Cal Strike Force in Arcadia. declare a major... Parents are Robert & Lori Brueckner... Robert played baseball at UC Berkeley and Westmont College... Played club ball for the MEET THE AGGIES Lamorinda Lightning.

12 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 13 2004 ROSTER 2003 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS BATTING

PITCHERS (4) Pos. Ht. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major Avg. G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SF SH HP BB SO SB CS Slg. Obp. Susan Churchwell .406 68 202 42 82 15 0 16 53 145 2 0 7 30 14 2 0 .718 .494 2 Rachel KELLY* RHP 5-8 So. R-R El Cajon, Calif. Granite Hills HS ’02 Managerial Economics Lindsay Moore .371 68 205 46 76 16 2 12 50 132 2 5 2 17 22 1 1 .644 .420 18 Amy ROSSON*** RHP 5-7 Sr. R-R West Hills, Calif. Calabasas HS ’00 Psychology Jessica Miller .370 27 27 11 10 2 0 2 5 18 0010600.667 .393 Megan Turman .343 62 181 44 62 9 6 13 45 122 2 3 4 16 43 11 3 .674 .404 17 Lauren PIERETTI RHP 5-4 Fr. R-R Millbrae, Calif. Notre Dame Belmont HS ’03 Undeclared Michelle Malbon .333 60 165 20 55 9 2 4 26 80 03152411.485 .357 19 Lindsay TOGNETTI RHP 5-4 Fr. R-R Newhall, Calif. Hart HS ’03 Animal Science Jennifer Borrelli .310 68 226 38 70 4 2 0 15 78 0 14 0 7 19 13 6 .345 .330 Suzanne Yale .309 66 188 22 58 10 0 11 37 101 1 5 1 17 42 0 1 .537 .367 CATCHERS (1) Pos. Ht. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major Kristin Herrera .303 39 76 15 23 5 1 0 10 30 05141010.395 .346 3 Megan TURMAN** C 5-6 Jr. R-R Bakersfield, Calif. Centennial HS ’01 English Emily Hetzner .274 68 179 26 49 6 1 0 21 57 2 19 1 6 16 5 1 .318 .298 Angie Linsenmeyer .265 40 83 6 22 4 0 0 12 26 0536500.313 .337 INFIELDERS (7) Pos. Ht. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major Lindsey Roark .265 62 170 31 45 6 1 2 14 59 0 12 0 16 20 6 5 .347 .328 Marci Hill .263 20 19 3 5 1 0 1 4 9 0102100.474 .333 10 Kristin HERRERA* 2B/SS 5-4 So. R-R Mountain View, Calif. Los Altos HS ’02 Undeclared Megan De La Hoya .207 52 29 18 6 0 0 0 0 6 0102494.207 .258 15 Lindsey ROARK*** SS 5-4 Sr. R-R Grass Valley, Calif. Bear River HS ’00 Communication Jenna Cresta .167 7 6 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0000000.167 .167 Kacey Sevier .162 51 68 6 11 2 0 0 6 13 1712610.191 .194 11 Kacey SEVIER*** 2B 5-4 Sr. R-R Salinas, Calif. Salinas HS ’00 Comm./Psychology Rachel Kelly .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000200.000 .000 22 Sue YALE*** 1B 5-9 Sr. R-R El Cajon, Calif. Valhalla HS ’00 Biological Sciences Amy Rosson .000 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000200.000 .000

14 Carie BRUECKNER Util. 5-7 Fr. S-R Walnut Creek, Calif. Acalanes HS ’03 Undeclared AGGIES .315 68 1828 332 575 89 15 61 298 877 10 80 22 130 236 50 22 .480 .365 2 Lindsay COX IF 5-5 Fr. R-R Bakersfield, Calif. Liberty HS ’03 NPB Opponents .191 68 1684 140 321 45 11 9 109 415 3 56 31 166 433 52 10 .246 .275 20 Nikki SHELDON 3B/C 5-4 Fr. R-R South Gate, Calif. Warren HS ’03 Exploratory PITCHING OUTFIELDERS (6) Pos. Ht. Yr. B-T Hometown Schools Major 4 Jenna CRESTA* OF 5-4 Fr. R-R Petaluma, Calif. Casa Grande HS ’02 Psychology W-L ERA G GS CG SH SV IP H R ER BB SO HB HR WP OBA Amy Rosson 29-8 0.86 39 33 26 13 0 228.1 142 49 28 63 240 13 3 6 .176 5 Megan DELAHOYA* OF 5-5 So. L-R Riverside, Calif. M.L. King HS ’02 Communication Susan Churchwell 23-6 1.62 37 34 22 10 0 198.1 147 66 46 74 164 13 4 10 .200 Kate Hansen 0-0 1.68 2 0 0 0 0 8.1 10 3 2 2 2 0 1 1 .278 9 Emily HETZNER*** OF 5-5 Sr. B-R Lodi, CA Lodi HS ’99 Communication Rachel Kelly 1-1 3.78 13 1 0 0 0 29.2 22 22 16 27 27 5 1 3 .214 21 Michelle MALBON*** OF 5-4 Sr. R-R Valencia, CA Valencia HS ’00 Biological Sciences 7 Jessica MILLER* OF 5-5 So. R-R La Mesa, CA Helix HS ’02 Undeclared AGGIES 53-15 1.39 68 68 48 24 0 464.2 321 140 92 166 433 31 9 20 .191 Opponents 15-53 4.17 68 68 43 3 0 445.0 575 332 265 130 236 22 61 43 .315 13 Breanna ADAME OF 5-2 Fr. R-R Mission Viejo, Calif. Capistrano Valley HS ’03 Exploratory *denotes years on UC Davis varsity FIELDING

Kathy DeYOUNG Head Coach, 26th Year (Fresno State ’75) 1ST BASE G PO A E FLD DP OUTFIELD G PO A E FLD DP Mieko NAGATA Assistant Coach, 7th Year (Pacific ’95) Yale 68 420 38 8 .983 13 Borrelli 68 67 1 5 .932 1 Jaime WALLIN Assistant Coach, 4th Year (Queens College ’99) Hill 12 39 2 0 1.000 1 Hetzner 68 44 4 4 .923 1 Michelle WIEST Assistant Coach, 2nd Year (North Dakota State ’01) Malbon 60 41 4 2 .957 0 2ND BASE G PO A E FLD DP De La Hoya 19 7 0 0 1.000 0 Sevier 47 100 60 10 .941 3 Miller 12 2 1 0 1.000 0 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Herrera 34 69 49 9 .929 4 Cresta 2 0 0 0 — 0 3RD BASE G PO A E FLD DP CATCHER G PO A E FLD DP SB-SBA PB BREANNA ADAME “bree-ANN-ah ah-DAY-mee” Moore 68 54 139 9 .955 6 Linsenmeyer 34 184 7 2 .987 0 25-29 4

Carie BRUECKNER “BRUCK-ner” Turman 38 273 21 7 .977 0 27-32 5 2003 RECAP Kristin HERRERA “her-RAIR-uh” SHORTSTOP G PO A E FLD DP Roark 62 77 113 21 .900 3 PITCHER G PO A E FLD DP SB-SBA MIEKO NAGATA “me-ECK-oh nah-GAH-tah” Sevier 8 6 19 2 .926 0 Rosson 39 5 33 6 .864 0 18-22 Lindsey ROARK “Rork” Herrera 2 1 2 0 1.000 1 Churchwell 37 5 51 6 .903 1 28-34 Amy ROSSON “ROSS-uhn” Hill 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 Kelly 13 0 5 1 .833 0 6-6 De La Hoya 1 0 0 0 — 0 Hansen 2 0 2 0 1.000 0 0-0 Kacey SEVIER like “severe” Lindsay TOGNETTI “tuh-NET-ee” (silent “g”) TOTALS G PO A E FLD DP SB-SBA PB MEET THE AGGIES AGGIES 68 1394 551 92 .955 15 52-62 9 Opponents 68 1335 668 94 .955 22 50-72 8

14 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 15 2003 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS 2003 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS 53-15 Overall •␣ 25-7 CCAA (1st) Home: 20-2 •␣ Away: 13-6 • Neutral: 20-7

Date Opponent Result Rec CCAA Pitcher of Record R-H-E R-H-E Att Date Opponent Result Rec CCAA Pitcher of Record R-H-E R-H-E Att 2/1 vs. Azusa Pacific (1) W, 8-0 (5 inn.) 1-0 Rosson (W, 1-0) 8-14-1 0-1-0 27 4/25 vs. Sonoma State (3) W, 8-0 (6 inn.) 36-12 Rosson (W, 18-7) 8-12-3 0-3-0 37 2/1 vs. Chico State (1) L, 0-3 1-1 Churchwell (L, 0-1) 0-5-0 3-7-2 49 4/25 vs. San Francisco State (3) W, 8-0 (6 inn.) 37-12 Churchwell (W, 18-4) 8-12-1 0-3-1 37 2/1 vs. Western Washington (1) W, 4-0 2-1 Rosson (W, 2-0) 4-7-0 0-1-2 40 4/26 vs. Western New Mexico (3) L, 2-4 37-13 Churchwell (L, 18-5) 2-3-3 4-5-0 44 2/2 vs. Cal St. Bakersfield (1) L, 1-4 2-2 Churchwell (L, 0-2) 1-7-2 4-6-1 50 4/26 vs. UC San Diego (3) W, 4-0 38-13 Rosson (W, 19-7) 4-8-1 0-2-1 65 2/2 vs. Cal St. San Bernardino (1) W, 9-0 (6 inn.) 3-2 Rosson (W, 3-0) 9-15-0 0-4-2 59 4/27 vs. Cal St. Dominguez Hills (3) W, 6-1 39-13 Churchwell (W, 19-5) 6-11-2 1-5-1 67 2/5 AUGUSTANA W, 3-0 4-2 Rosson (W, 4-0) 3-8-0 0-6-0 75 4/27 vs. Cal St. Stanislaus (3) W, 5-2 40-13 Rosson (W, 20-7) 5-10-1 2-4-2 101 2/5 AUGUSTANA W, 2-1 5-2 Churchwell (W, 1-2) 1-3-0 0-3-1 4/27 at Cal St. Bakersfield (3) L, 1-4 40-14 Churchwell (L, 19-6) 1-5-2 4-6-1 267 2/7 HUMBOLDT STATE W, 1-0 (9 inn.) 6-2 Rosson (W, 5-0) 1-6-0 0-2-0 100 5/2 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W, 1-0 41-14 22-7 Rosson (W, 21-7) 1-6-1 0-5-1 50 2/7 HUMBOLDT STATE W, 1-0 7-2 Churchwell (W, 2-2) 1-3-0 0-3-1 5/2 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W, 9-2 (5 inn.) 42-14 23-7 Churchwell (W, 20-6) 9-12-2 2-3-1 2/8 CAL ST. STANISLAUS* W, 1-0 8-2 1-0 Rosson (W, 6-0) 1-7-0 0-2-0 125 5/4 SONOMA STATE* W, 6-0 43-14 24-7 Rosson (W, 22-7) 6-10-0 0-4-2 75 2/8 CAL ST. STANISLAUS* W, 2-0 9-2 2-0 Churchwell (W, 3-2) 2-7-1 0-2-2 5/4 SONOMA STATE* W, 6-2 44-14 25-7 Churchwell (W, 21-6) 6-10-0 2-4-1 2/14 at Chico State* W, 7-3 10-2 3-0 Rosson (W, 7-0) 7-6-3 3-5-0 122 5/8 vs. Western Washington (4) W, 4-2 45-14 Rosson (W, 23-7) 4-7-3 2-6-1 75 2/14 at Chico State* W, 4-3 11-2 4-0 Churchwell (W, 4-2) 4-8-2 3-2-1 5/8 vs. Western New Mexico (4) W, 5-0 46-14 Churchwell (W, 22-6) 5-8-1 0-1-1 66 2/21 CAL ST. BAKERSFIELD* L, 0-2 (9 inn.) 11-3 4-1 Rosson (W, 7-1) 0-3-0 2-6-0 110 5/9 at Cal St. Bakersfield (4) W, 5-4 47-14 Rosson (W, 24-7) 5-10-2 4-7-2 135 2/21 CAL ST. BAKERSFIELD* W, 5-0 12-3 5-1 Churchwell (W, 5-2) 5-6-1 0-3-2 5/10 at Cal St. Bakersfield (4) L, 6-9 47-15 Rosson (L, 24-8) 6-7-2 9-13-4 284 2/22 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W, 4-2 13-3 6-1 Rosson (W, 8-1) 4-10-4 2-3-1 125 5/11 at Cal St. Bakersfield (4) W, 5-1 48-15 Rosson (W, 25-8) 5-8-2 1-11-1 331 2/22 CAL ST. DOMINUGEZ HILLS* W, 2-1 14-3 7-1 Churchwell (W, 6-2) 2-7-2 1-6-2 5/15 vs. Wayne State (Mich.) (5) W, 9-0 (5 inn.) 49-15 Rosson (W, 26-8) 9-8-1 0-2-2 171 2/28 at Cal St. San Bernardino* W, 14-4 (6 inn.) 15-3 8-1 Rosson (W, 9-1) 14-18-1 4-7-1 150 5/16 vs. North Dakota State (5) W, 7-5 (9 inn.) 50-15 Rosson (W, 27-8) 7-11-3 5-4-2 137 2/28 at Cal St. San Bernardino* W, 15-1 (5 inn.) 16-3 9-1 Churchwell (W, 7-2) 15-17-1 1-1-0 5/17 vs. Georgia College & State (5) W, 4-1 51-15 Rosson (W, 28-8) 4-5-1 1-3-0 182 3/1 at UC San Diego* W, 8-2 17-3 10-1 Rosson (W, 10-1) 8-13-1 2-3-1 215 5/18 vs. Saint Mary’s (Texas) (5) W, 5-3 (8 inn.) 52-15 Churchwell (W, 23-6) 5-13-0 3-8-1 321 3/1 at UC San Diego* W, 1-0 18-3 11-1 Churchwell (W, 8-2) 1-5-0 0-4-3 5/18 vs. Georgia College & State (5) W, 7-0 53-15 Rosson (W, 29-8) 7-14-0 0-4-0 372 3/7 at Sonoma State* L, 0-2 18-4 11-2 Rosson (L, 10-2) 0-3-1 2-4-0 75 3/7 at Sonoma State* W, 1-0 19-4 12-2 Churchwell (W, 9-2) 1-6-0 0-1-2 * - CCAA game † - Game 2 on 4/11 was suspended due to weather; completed at Cal St. Bakersfield on 4/26 3/8 at San Francisco State* L, 1-4 19-5 12-3 Rosson (L, 10-3) 1-3-2 4-6-1 125 3/8 at San Francisco State* W, 4-2 20-5 13-3 Churchwell (W, 10-2) 4-4-0 2-5-4 Tournament Key 3/12 at Cal St. Stanislaus* W, 4-3 21-5 14-3 Rosson (W, 11-3) 4-7-0 3-5-1 43 (1) DIAMOND SPORTS BEST OF THE WEST TOURNAMENT - Feb. 1-2 (Modesto, Calif.) 3/12 at Cal St. Stanislaus* W, 4-3 (8 inn.) 22-5 15-3 Rosson (W, 12-3) 4-8-2 3-7-0 Amy Rosson, P 3-0 (3 shutouts), 0.00 ERA, 20 strikeouts in 18 IP 3/29 CHICO STATE* L, 2-5 22-6 15-4 Rosson (W, 12-4) 2-5-1 5-7-1 125 3/29 CHICO STATE* W, 11-3 (5 inn.) 23-6 16-4 Churchwell (W, 11-2) 11-11-2 3-7-3 (2) EASTON TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS - Apr. 4-6 (Modesto, Calif.) 4/2 HAWAII PACIFIC W, 5-0 24-6 Rosson (W, 13-4) 5-11-0 0-2-3 125 Susan Churchwell, DP/P 9-for-23, 6 runs, 3 HR, 6 RBI; 3-1, 0.93 ERA, 27 strikeouts 4/2 HAWAII PACIFIC W, 4-2 (11 inn.) 25-6 Kelly (W, 1-0) 4-8-3 2-4-6 Lindsay Moore, 3B 8-for-23, 7 runs, 2 HR, 7 RBI 4/4 vs. Humboldt State (2) L, 1-2 25-7 Rosson (L, 13-5) 1-7-3 2-3-1 59 (3) MOUNTAIN DEW CLASSIC - Apr. 25-27 (Bakersfield, Calif.) 4/4 vs. Chaminade (2) W, 5-0 26-7 Churchwell (W, 12-2) 5-9-1 0-3-2 50 Susan Churchwell, DP/P 12-for-19, 6 doubles, 4 runs, 4 RBI; 2-1, 1.40 ERA 4/5 vs. Seattle (2) W, 10-0 27-7 Rosson (W, 14-5) 10-13-1 0-1-4 55 Lindsay Moore, 3B 5 hits, 7 RBI on first day 4/5 vs. Western Washington (2) L, 2-3 27-8 Churchwell (L, 12-3) 2-2-1 3-5-1 32 Amy Rosson, P 3-0 (2 shutouts), 0.74 ERA, 23 strikeouts in 19 IP 4/5 vs. St. Martin’s (Wash.) (2) W, 11-2 (6 inn.) 28-8 Rosson (W, 15-5) 11-11-2 2-4-3 76 4/6 vs. Western New Mexico (2) W, 2-0 29-8 Churchwell (W, 13-3) 2-3-0 0-3-1 87 (4) NCAA WEST REGIONAL - May 8-11 (Bakersfield, Calif.) 4/6 vs. Western Washington (2) W, 5-3 30-8 Churchwell (W, 14-3) 5-8-4 3-6-2 32 Lindsay Moore, 3B (MVP) 7-for-13, 7 runs, 2B, 2 HR, 4 RBI 4/6 vs. Cal St. Bakersfield (2) L, 1-2 30-9 Kelly (L, 1-1) 1-5-0 2-6-1 54 Susan Churchwell, DP 5-for-15, HR, 3 RBI 2003 RECAP 4/11 at Cal St. Dominguez Hills* W, 7-5 (9 inn.) 31-9 17-4 Churchwell (W, 15-3) 7-10-2 5-8-0 100 Emily Hetzner, OF 5-for-12 4/11 at Cal St. Dominguez Hills*† L, 10-11 31-10 17-5 Rosson (L, 15-6) 10-10-3 11-11-4 31 Michelle Malbon, OF 6-for-16, 3B, HR, 3 RBI 4/12 at Cal St. Bakersfield* L, 5-10 31-11 17-6 Rosson (L, 15-7) 5-11-1 10-14-0 167 Suzanne Yale, 1B 4-for-8, 2 HR, 6 RBI in 3 games vs. Cal St. Bakersfield 4/12 at Cal St. Bakersfield* L, 1-7 31-12 17-7 Churchwell (L, 15-4) 1-8-3 7-11-1 (5) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS - May 15-18 (Salem, Ore.)

2003 RECAP 4/18 UC SAN DIEGO* W, 4-1 32-12 18-7 Rosson (W, 16-7) 4-5-3 1-4-2 125 Susan Churchwell, DP (MVP) 9-for-16, 4 HR, 11 RBI; walk-off HR vs. Saint Mary’s 4/18 UC SAN DIEGO* W, 10-3 33-12 19-7 Churchwell (W, 16-4) 10-15-2 3-7-1 Jennifer Borrelli, OF 8-for-20, 5 runs, 2 stolen bases 4/19 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO* W, 9-1 (6 inn.) 34-12 20-7 Rosson (W, 17-7) 9-15-1 1-6-1 150 Michelle Malbon, OF 6-for-13, including 2 HR, 3 RBI in 1st win vs. GC&SU 4/19 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO* W, 8-0 (5 inn.) 35-12 21-7 Churchwell (W, 17-4) 8-10-2 0-1-2 Amy Rosson, P 4-0, 0.00 ERA, 45 strikeouts in 28.2 IP

16 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 17 2003 CCAA RECAP POSTSEASON HISTORY UC Davis games only

CCAA OVERALL 1986 NCAA West Regionals (Northridge, Calif.) 1999 NCAA West Regional (Davis, Calif.) W L GB Pct. Home Away W L T Pct. Home Away Neut. Cal Poly 2, UC Davis 1 (11 inn.) Humboldt State 3, UC Davis 0 UC DAVIS*†# 25 7 – .781 14-2 11-5 53 15 0 .779 20-2 13-7 20-6 Cal St. Northridge 3, UC Davis 0 Cal St. Bakersfield 4, UC Davis 2 Cal St. Bakersfield† 24 8 1 .750 13-3 11-5 53 19 0 .736 26-6 17-8 10-5 Hawaii Pacific 3, Cal St. Bakersfield 1 Cal St. Dominguez Hills† 23 9 2 .719 13-3 10-6 37 17 1 .682 19-5 11-7-1 7-5 1987 NCAA West Regionals (Sacramento, Calif.) Cal St. Stanislaus 16 16 9 .500 9-7 7-9 31 25 0 .554 10-15 8-9 3-1 Sacramento State 2, UC Davis 1 2000 NCAA West Regional (Arcata, Calif.) UC San Diego 13 19 12 .406 5-9 6-10 24 32 0 .429 6-12 7-14 11-6 UC Davis 1, Cal St. Northridge 0 UC Davis 8, Humboldt State 2 San Francisco State 12 18 12 .400 8--8 4-8 25 33 0 .431 14-10 4-10 7-13 Cal St. Northridge 3, UC Davis 2 (Aggies finish 2nd) UC Davis 6, Cal St. Stanislaus 1 Chico State 9 19 14 .321 4-8 5-11 22 31 0 .393 10-10 5-12 7-9 1993 NCAA West Regionals (Arcata, Calif.) Cal St. Stanislaus 2, UC Davis 1 Sonoma State 9 19 14 .321 6-10 3-9 16 38 0 .296 8-12 5-13 3-13 Cal St. Bakersfield 1, UC Davis 0 UC Davis 4, Cal St. Stanislaus 1 Cal St. San Bernardino 7 23 17 .233 2-12 5-11 12 48 0 .200 3-19 5-14 4-15 UC Davis 4, Portland State 2 (Aggies win region) UC Davis 4, Humboldt State 3 (8 inns.) 2000 NCAA Championship (Columbus, GA) * - Conference champion UC Davis 1, Cal St. Bakersfield 0 UC Davis 11, West Florida 10 † - NCAA West Regional participant # - NCAA Champion STATISTICAL LEADERS UC Davis 4, Cal St. Bakersfield 2 (Aggies win region) Kennesaw State (Ga.) 1, UC Davis 0 BATTING Avg. 1993 NCAA Championship (Shawnee, Kan.) UC Davis 4, Merrimack (Mass.) 3 1. Tara Licuanan Bakersfield .419 Florida Southern 2, UC Davis 1 North Dakota State 6, UC Davis 1 PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tara Licuanan, Bakersfield 2. SUSAN CHURCHWELL UC DAVIS .406 UC Davis 2, Bloomsburg (Pa.) 1 (11 inns.) (Aggies finish 3rd nationally) PITCHER OF THE YEAR: Erin Kelly, Bakersfield 3. Amy Mettee UC San Diego .390 Florida Southern 2, UC Davis 0 2001 NCAA West Regional (Davis, Calif.) FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Renee Rubio, Bakersfield (Aggies finish 3rd nationally) UC Davis 2, Cal St. Bakersfield 1 (9 inn.) COACH OF THE YEAR: KATHY DeYOUNG, UC DAVIS HITS No. Avg. 1994 NCAA West Regionals (Davis, Calif.) Humboldt State 3, UC Davis 2 1. Tara Licuanan Bakersfield 72 1.36 Humboldt State 1, UC Davis 0 UC Davis 3, Cal St. Stanislaus 1 ALL-CCAA FIRST TEAM 2. SUSAN CHURCHWELL UC DAVIS 82 1.21 UC Davis 3, Cal Poly 0 Humboldt State 2, UC Davis 1 3. Christie Hill Bakersfield 85 1.20 P SUSAN CHURCHWELL Sr. UC DAVIS Humboldt State 2, UC Davis 0 (Aggies finish 2nd) 2002 NCAA West Regional (Davis, Calif.) P Erin Kelly Sr. Bakersfield RUNS No. Avg. 1995 NCAA West Regionals (Arcata, Calif.) UC Davis 1, Humboldt State 0 C Tara Licuanan Jr. Bakersfield 1. Lynn Kraftschik Bakersfield 58 0.85 UC Davis 3, Cal St. Bakersfield 2 Chico State 2, UC Davis 1 1B SUZANNE YALE So. UC DAVIS 2. Amy Mettee UC San Diego 42 0.75 Humboldt State 9, UC Davis 2 UC Davis 2, Western New Mexico 0 2B Christie Hill Fr. Bakersfield 3. MEGAN TURMAN UC DAVIS 44 0.71 UC Davis 3, Cal St. Bakersfield 2 Cal St. Bakersfield 2, UC Davis 0 3B LINDSAY MOORE Sr. UC DAVIS UC Davis 5, Humboldt State 2 2003 NCAA West Regional (Bakersfield, Calif.) SS Kim Aggabao Jr. UC San Diego HOME RUNS No. Avg. Humboldt State 4, UC Davis 1 (Aggies finish 2nd) UC Davis 4, Western Washington 2 OF Natalie Batista Sr. S.F. State 1. SUSAN CHURCHWELL UC DAVIS 16 0.24 UC Davis 5, Western New Mexico 0 OF Danielle McDavid Sr. Sonoma 2. MEGAN TURMAN UC DAVIS 13 0.21 1996 NCAA West Regionals (Davis, Calif.) OF Renee Snyder Sr. Dominguez Hills 3. LINDSAY MOORE UC DAVIS 12 0.18 UC Davis 3, Humboldt State 0 2003 NCAA Championship (Salem, Ore.) DP Sharmaine Kendrick Sr. San Bernardino UC Davis 4, Portland State 1 UC Davis 9, Wayne State (Mich.) 0 AL AMY ROSSON Jr. UC DAVIS RUNS BATTED IN No. Avg. UC Davis 3, Portland State 0 (Aggies win region) UC Davis 7, North Dakota State 5 AL Lynn Kraftschik Sr. Bakersfield 1. Tara Licuanan Bakersfield 53 0.91 1996 NCAA Championship (Emporia, Kan.) UC Davis 4, Georgia College & State 1 AL Amy Mettee Jr. UC San Diego 2. SUSAN CHURCHWELL UC DAVIS 53 0.78 Nebraska-Kearney 1, UC Davis 0 (8 inns.) UC Davis 5, Saint Mary’s (Texas) 3 (8 inn.) 3. LINDSAY MOORE UC DAVIS 50 0.74 UC Davis 2, Florida Southern 0 UC Davis 7, Georgia College & State 0 ALL-CCAA SECOND TEAM UC Davis 7, California (Pa.) 0 (Aggies win national championship) P Kim O’Hanian Fr. Dominguez Hills STOLEN BASES No. Avg. 1. Ali Ballie Stanislaus 25 0.45 UC Davis 5, Kennesaw State (Ga.) 1 P Jackie Miller Fr. Stanislaus 2. Lynn Kraftschik Bakersfield 28 0.41 Nebraska-Omaha 4, UC Davis 0 C MEGAN TURMAN So. UC DAVIS 3. Amy Mettee UC San Diego 22 0.39 (Aggies finish 3rd nationally) 1B Amy Biersch Sr. Chico 1997 NCAA West Regionals (Davis, Calif.) 2B Dani Proctor Jr. Dominguez Hills

WIN-LOSS No. Pct. UC Davis 6, Humboldt State 0 PROGRAM HISTORY 3B Katie King Jr. Bakersfield 1. SUSAN CHURCHWELL UC DAVIS 23-6 .793 UC Davis 7, Cal St. Bakersfield 0 SS Renee Rubio Fr. Bakersfield 2. AMY ROSSON UC DAVIS 29-8 .784 UC Davis 6, Cal St. Bakersfield 4 (Aggies win region) OF Josette Belarmino So. Stanislaus 3. Erin Kelly Bakersfield 32-10 .762 OF EMILY HETZNER Jr. UC DAVIS 1997 NCAA Championship (Salem, Va.) OF Amber Mills Fr. Bakersfield EARNED RUN AVERAGE IP ERA UC Davis 1, American International (Mass.) 0 DP Monica Centoni Jr. Sonoma 1. AMY ROSSON UC DAVIS 228.1 0.86 UC Davis 3, Nebraska-Omaha 1 DP Katie Stokx So. Chico 2. Erin Kelly Bakersfield 293.2 1.29 California (Pa.) 1, UC Davis 0 AL Ashley Anderson Sr. Chico 3. Sonja Garnett S.F. State 266.0 1.37 Wisconsin-Parkside 3, UC Davis 0

2003 RECAP AL JENNIFER BORRELLI Sr. UC DAVIS (Aggies finish 3rd nationally) STRIKEOUTS No. Avg. 1998 NCAA West Regional (Bakersfield, Calif.) 1. AMY ROSSON UC DAVIS 240 7.36 Cal St. Bakersfield 4, UC Davis 2 For more information on the 2003 NCAA Div. II Softball 2. SUSAN CHURCHWELL UC DAVIS 164 5.79 UC Riverside 3, UC Davis 1 3. Katie Stokx Chico 126 5.24 Championships, see commemorative spread on pages 2-3.

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BATTING AVG. (Min. 2.5 AB/G) 1996 Kristen Strong ...... 213 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 19 DOUBLES 1989 Lisa Brown ...... 8 2003 Susan Churchwell ...... 16 1973 Karen Glimstad ...... 583 1997 Kristen Strong ...... 210 1985 Mickie Weekly ...... 16 1973 Karen Glimstad ...... 2 1990 Lisa Brown ...... 8 1974 Sue DuHamel ...... 438 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 134 1986 Laurel Karren ...... 23 1974 Carol Compton ...... 2 1991 Lisa Brown ...... 7 TOTAL BASES 1975 Nancy McDill ...... 476 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 152 1987 Mickie Weekly ...... 31 Sue Edmiston ...... 2 1992 Mia Rexroth ...... 6 1973 Karen Glimstad ...... 23 1976 Deirdre Dolan ...... 476 2000 Jenny Hall ...... 172 1988 Mickie Weekly ...... 36 1975 Sue DuHamel ...... 2 1993 Kim Nelson ...... 6 1974 Sue DuHamel ...... 26 1977 Lynn Clopper ...... 537 2001 Shyamala White ...... 170 1989 Staci Smith ...... 31 1976 Jodi Clary ...... 3 1994 Kim Nelson ...... 10 1975 Sue DuHamel ...... 17 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 429 2002 Jenny Hall ...... 165 1990 Lisa Brown ...... 37 1977 Kim Wilson ...... 3 1995 Kim Wilson ...... 8 1976 Deirdre Dolan ...... 15 1979 Kim Wilson ...... 333 2003 Jennifer Borrelli ...... 226 1991 Becki Wattenbarger ...... 29 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 6 1996 Heather Hunter ...... 7 1977 Lynn Clopper ...... 34 1980 Terri Miller ...... 271 1992 Allison Grant ...... 32 1979 Kim Wilson ...... 4 1997 Beth Clifford ...... 9 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 41 1981 Terri Miller ...... 431 HITS 1993 Kate Shurrum ...... 42 1980 Terri Miller ...... 4 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 4 1979 Kim Wilson ...... 41 1982 Karen Swanson ...... 338 1973 Karen Glimstad ...... 14 1994 Rushia Turner ...... 34 1981 Terri Miller ...... 2 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 9 1980 Debbie Qualey...... 22 1983 Keri Frankenstein ...... 258 1974 Sue DuHamel ...... 14 1995 Sue Gundersen ...... 42 Karen Swanson ...... 2 Shyamala White ...... 9 1981 Terri Miller ...... 44 1984 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 350 1975 Sue DuHamel ...... 10 Kim Wilson ...... 42 1982 Patti Williams ...... 4 2000 Shyamala White ...... 9 1982 Karen Swanson ...... 31 1985 Mickie Weekly ...... 278 Nancy McDill ...... 10 1996 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 43 1983 Karen Swanson ...... 1 2001 Jenny Hall ...... 5 1983 Karen Swanson ...... 18 1986 Mickie Weekly ...... 305 1976 Deirdre Dolan ...... 13 1997 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 75 Jackie Sanchez...... 1 2002 Shyamala White ...... 7 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 51 1987 Pam Gleason ...... 295 1977 Deirdre Dolan ...... 21 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 31 Carla McAvoy ...... 1 2003 Megan Turman ...... 6 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 34 1988 Mickie Weekly ...... 305 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 27 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 51 1984 Mary Ellen Sacker ...... 3 1986 Laurel Karren ...... 47 1989 Allison Grant ...... 299 1979 Kim Wilson ...... 25 2000 Shyamala White ...... 49 1985 Linda Wilson ...... 4 HOME RUNS Mickie Weekly ...... 47 1990 Allison Grant ...... 354 1980 Lori Van Horst ...... 18 Jenny Hall ...... 49 1986 Linda Wilson ...... 5 1973 Carol Compton ...... 23 1987 Mickie Weekly ...... 60 1991 Becki Wattenbarger ...... 344 1981 Terri Miller ...... 31 2001 Shyamala White ...... 44 1987 Mickie Weekly ...... 7 1974 Sue DuHamel ...... 3 1988 Chris Cavalli ...... 83 1992 Allison Grant ...... 386 1982 Karen Swanson ...... 24 2002 Jenny Hall ...... 38 1988 Wendi Witmer ...... 13 1975 Sue DuHamel ...... 1 1989 Lisa Brown ...... 73 1993 Kim Nelson ...... 403 1983 Karen Swanson ...... 17 2003 Lindsay Moore...... 46 1989 Laura Bates ...... 7 Nancy McDill ...... 1 1990 Lisa Brown ...... 63 1994 Kim Nelson ...... 452 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 39 1990 Marcy Booth ...... 8 Patti Kitlas ...... 1 1991 Lisa Brown ...... 57 1995 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 391 1985 Mickie Weekly ...... 27 RUNS BATTED IN 1991 Kim Wilson ...... 8 1976 ...... 0 1992 Mia Rexroth ...... 71 1996 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 382 Laurie Salo ...... 27 1973 Karen Glimstad ...... 14 1992 Mia Rexroth ...... 10 1977 Lynn Clopper ...... 2 1993 Kim Nelson ...... 89 1997 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 431 1986 Laurel Karren ...... 40 1974 Sue DuHamel ...... 9 1993 Kim Wilson ...... 12 Meri Hayos ...... 2 1994 Kim Nelson ...... 108 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 440 1987 Pam Gleason ...... 43 1975 Sue DuHamel ...... 13 1994 Kim Nelson ...... 16 1978 ...... 0 1995 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 124 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 421 1988 Wendi Witmer ...... 58 1976 Sue Edmiston ...... 6 1995 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 8 1979 Debbie Mierke ...... 2 1996 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 138 2000 Shyamala White ...... 442 1989 Lisa Brown ...... 46 Beth Wolfe ...... 6 Sue Gundersen ...... 8 1980 Debbie Qualey...... 2 1997 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 156 2001 Shyamala White ...... 412 1990 Allison Grant ...... 45 1977 Lynn Clopper ...... 14 1996 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 11 1981 Terri Miller ...... 1 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 83 2002 Shyamala White ...... 383 1991 Becki Wattenbarger ...... 42 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 17 1997 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 10 Debbie Qualey...... 1 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 106 2003 Susan Churchwell ...... 406 1992 Allison Grant ...... 51 1979 Kim Wilson ...... 15 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 10 Juliana Humhrey ...... 1 2000 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 115 1993 Kim Nelson ...... 62 1980 Terri Miller ...... 12 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 10 1982 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 2 2001 Shyamala White ...... 113 AT BATS 1994 Kim Nelson ...... 66 1981 Debbie Qualey...... 11 1999 Jenny Hall ...... 8 1983 ...... 0 2002 Shyamala White ...... 94 1973 Gail Patton ...... 28 1995 Kim Wilson ...... 77 1982 Karen Swanson ...... 12 2000 Jennifer Bovolick ...... 13 1984 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 1 2003 Susan Churchwell ...... 145 1974 Sue Edmiston ...... 36 1996 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 73 1983 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 5 2001 Susan Churchwell ...... 12 Mary Butler ...... 1 1975 Patti Kitlas ...... 23 1997 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 78 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 17 2002 Susan Churchwell ...... 16 1985 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 1 STOLEN BASES 1976 Patti Kitlas ...... 35 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 59 1985 Linda Wilson ...... 14 2003 Lindsay Moore...... 16 1986 Laurel Karren ...... 1 1973 Karen Glimstad ...... 7 1977 Deirdre Dolan ...... 53 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 64 1986 Laurel Karren ...... 16 1987 Mickie Weekly ...... 1 1974 Jan Smith ...... 5 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 63 2000 Shyamala White ...... 73 Laurie Salo ...... 16 TRIPLES Laurel Karren ...... 1 1975 Jodi Clary ...... 3 Mary Cox ...... 63 2001 Shyamala White ...... 70 1987 Laurie Salo ...... 25 1973 Karen Glimstad ...... 2 1988 Mickie Weekly ...... 4 1976 Patti Kitlas ...... 3 1979 Kim Wilson ...... 75 2002 Shyamala White ...... 62 1988 Chris Cavalli ...... 28 1974 5 players tied ...... 1 1989 Lisa Brown ...... 3 1977 ...... Not available Sandy Woodward ...... 75 2003 Susan Churchwell ...... 82 1989 Erin Davis ...... 23 1975 Beth Wolfe ...... 2 1990 Erin Davis ...... 2 1978 Mary Cox ...... 9 1980 Lori Van Horst ...... 69 1990 Erin Davis ...... 28 1976 Rebecca Franti...... 1 1991 Lisa Brown ...... 2 1979 Sandy Woodward ...... 8 1981 Lori Van Horst ...... 78 RUNS SCORED 1991 Kim Wilson ...... 20 Sandy Woodward ...... 1 1992 Allison Grant ...... 1 1980 Jackie Sanchez...... 10 1982 Karen Swanson ...... 71 1973 Joyce Anderson ...... 9 1992 Mia Rexroth ...... 31 1977 Lynn Clopper ...... 3 Rushia Turner ...... 1 1981 Karla Clark ...... 3 1983 Karen Swanson ...... 72 1974 Sue DuHamel ...... 13 1993 Kim Nelson ...... 41 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 4 Sue Gundersen ...... 1 Debbie Qualey...... 3 PROGRAM HISTORY 1984 Karen Swanson ...... 127 Barb Chapman ...... 13 1994 Kim Nelson ...... 36 1979 Kim Wilson ...... 6 1993 Sue Gundersen ...... 3 1982 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 4 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 107 1975 Sue Edmiston ...... 8 1995 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 50 1980 Kathy Johnsen ...... 2 1994 Sue Gundersen ...... 4 1983 Jackie Sanchez...... 3 1986 Laurel Karren ...... 140 1976 Patti Kitlas ...... 9 1996 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 55 1981 Terri Miller ...... 6 1995 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 12 1984 Linda Wilson ...... 2 1987 Laurel Karren ...... 160 Sandy Woodward ...... 9 1997 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 75 1982 Karen Swanson ...... 3 1996 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 14 1985 Mary Ellen Sacker ...... 7 1988 Wendi Witmer ...... 177 1977 Deirdre Dolan ...... 16 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 31 1983 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 2 1997 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 20 1986 Pam Gleason ...... 6 1989 Lisa Brown ...... 164 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 19 1999 Shyamala White ...... 39 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 5 1998 Robyn Kamisher ...... 2 1987 Pam Gleason ...... 19 1990 Lisa Brown ...... 149 1979 Sandy Woodward ...... 18 2000 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 59 1985 Wendi Witmer ...... 2 Beth Clifford ...... 2 1988 Mickie Weekly ...... 5 1991 Kim Wilson ...... 130 1980 Jackie Sanchez...... 14 2001 Shyamala White ...... 39 Diane Stinson...... 2 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 6 1989 Allison Grant ...... 6 1992 Becki Wattenbarger ...... 141 1981 Terri Miller ...... 15 2002 Susan Churchwell ...... 30 Laurie Salo ...... 2 2000 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 11 1990 Allison Grant ...... 13 1993 Kate Shurrum ...... 165 1982 Karen Swanson ...... 13 2003 Susan Churchwell ...... 53 1986 Mickie Weekly ...... 4 2001 Shyamala White ...... 9 1991 Laura Mier ...... 11 PROGRAM HISTORY 1994 Kate Shurrum ...... 159 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 13 1987 Mickie Weekly ...... 4 2002 Shyamala White ...... 3 1992 Mia Rexroth ...... 6 1995 Kim Wilson ...... 209 1983 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 7 1988 Chris Cavalli ...... 9 Suzanne Yale ...... 3 Becki Wattenbarger ...... 6

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STOLEN BASES, cont. 1977 ...... Not available 2000 Susan Churchwell ...... 0.95 APPEARANCES, cont. 1980 ...... 0 2001 Susan Churchwell ...... 129 1993 Kate Shurrum ...... 4 1978 Kim Wilson ...... 4 2001 Susan Churchwell ...... 0.21 1992 Julie Astrachan ...... 18 1981 ...... 0 2002 Amy Rosson ...... 185 1994 Kate Shurrum ...... 7 Meri Hayos ...... 4 2002 Amy Rosson ...... 0.82 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 18 1982 ...... 0 2003 Amy Rosson ...... 240 1995 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 3 1979 Debbie Qualey...... 5 2003 Amy Rosson ...... 0.86 1993 Julie Astrachan ...... 25 1983 Sherry Perez ...... 1 1996 Kristen Strong ...... 19 1980 Jackie Sanchez...... 9 Kris Kirchner ...... 25 Debbie Defenbaugh ...... 1 COMPLETE GAMES 1997 Kristen Strong ...... 9 1981 Terri Miller ...... 4 VICTORIES 1994 Kris Kirchner ...... 22 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 4 1973 Nancy Nelson ...... 7 1998 Amy Rutschow ...... 5 Juliana Humphrey ...... 4 1973 Nancy Nelson ...... 7 Gena Weber ...... 22 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 13 1974 Nancy Nelson ...... 8 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 10 1982 Jackie Sanchez...... 5 1974 Nancy Nelson ...... 5 1995 Gena Weber ...... 27 1986 Laurie Salo ...... 16 1975 Rebecca Franti...... 3 2000 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 6 1983 Karla Clark ...... 4 1975 Barb Steiner ...... 2 Kris Kirchner ...... 27 1987 Laurie Salo ...... 21 1976 Rebecca Franti...... 7 Christina Tom ...... 6 1984 Karla Clark ...... 11 1976 Rebecca Franti...... 4 1996 Gena Weber ...... 41 1988 Jami Brandenberger ...... 13 1977 Rebecca Franti...... 13 Amy Rutschow ...... 6 1985 Laurel Karren ...... 11 1977 Rebecca Franti...... 6 1997 Gena Weber ...... 38 1989 Pam Gates ...... 5 1978 Meri Hayos ...... 14 2001 Amy Rutschow ...... 7 Lynda Guenther ...... 11 1978 Meri Hayos ...... 8 1998 Danielle de la Porte ...... 25 1990 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 7 1979 Meri Hayos ...... 12 2002 Jennifer Borrelli ...... 12 1986 Wendi Witmer ...... 19 1979 Meri Hayos ...... 4 1999 Danielle de la Porte ...... 31 Julie Astrachan ...... 7 1980 Lynn Clopper ...... 9 Shyamala White ...... 12 1987 Wendi Witmer ...... 16 1980 Lynn Clopper ...... 5 2000 Susan Churchwell ...... 26 1991 Julie Astrachan ...... 9 1981 Valerie Taylor ...... 10 2003 Jennifer Borrelli ...... 13 1988 Wendi Witmer ...... 13 1981 Valerie Taylor ...... 4 2001 Susan Churchwell ...... 25 1992 Julie Astrachan ...... 3 1982 Valerie Taylor ...... 8 1989 Liz Womack ...... 14 1982 Valerie Taylor ...... 6 2002 Amy Rosson ...... 35 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 3 1983 Sherry Perez ...... 8 WALKS 1990 Lisa Brown ...... 13 1983 Sherry Perez ...... 2 2003 Amy Rosson ...... 39 Kris Kirchner ...... 3 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 18 1973 Jan Smith ...... 6 1991 Lisa Brown ...... 13 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 11 1993 Julie Astrachan ...... 8 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 34 1974 Karen Uno ...... 12 1992 Kim Dean ...... 18 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 22 INNINGS PITCHED 1994 Kris Kirchner ...... 7 1986 Laurie Salo ...... 28 Barb Chapman ...... 12 1993 Kim Dean ...... 27 1986 Laurie Salo ...... 23 1973 Nancy Nelson ...... 49.0 Gena Weber ...... 7 1987 Laurie Salo ...... 43 1975 Sue Edmiston ...... 6 1994 Kim Dean ...... 13 1987 Laurie Salo ...... 32 1974 Nancy Nelson ...... 61.0 1995 Gena Weber ...... 13 1988 Jami Brandenberger ...... 33 1976 Jodi Clary ...... 7 1995 Jonelle McKie ...... 16 1988 Jami Brandenberger ...... 23 1975 Rebecca Franti...... 23.0 1996 Gena Weber ...... 17 1989 Laurie Dolan ...... 23 1977 Kathy Johnsen ...... 10 1996 Tia Orr ...... 25 1989 Laurie Dolan ...... 14 1976 Rebecca Franti...... 59.1 1997 Gena Weber ...... 11 1990 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 21 1978 Lynn Clopper ...... 11 1997 Holly Shurrum ...... 26 1990 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 14 1977 Rebecca Franti...... 84.0 1998 Danielle de la Porte ...... 3 1991 Julie Astrachan ...... 26 Meri Hayos ...... 11 1998 Jennifer Bovolick ...... 15 1991 Julie Astrachan ...... 21 1978 Meri Hayos ...... 104.0 1999 Danielle de la Porte ...... 11 1992 Julie Astrachan ...... 17 1979 Debbie Mierke ...... 10 1999 Holly Shurrum ...... 18 1992 Julie Astrachan ...... 12 1979 Meri Hayos ...... 87.1 2000 Susan Churchwell ...... 7 1993 Julie Astrachan ...... 24 1980 Jackie Sanchez...... 12 2000 Jennifer Bovolick ...... 27 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 12 1980 Lynn Clopper ...... 69.1 2001 Susan Churchwell ...... 14 1994 Kris Kirchner ...... 21 1981 Lori Frankenstein ...... 13 2001 Libby Bivings ...... 31 1993 Kris Kirchner ...... 19 1981 Valerie Taylor ...... 84.2 2002 Amy Rosson ...... 13 1995 Gena Weber ...... 26 1982 Angie Vasconcellos ...... 5 2002 Lindsay Moore...... 16 1994 Gena Weber ...... 18 1982 Valerie Taylor ...... 76.0 2003 Amy Rosson ...... 13 1996 Gena Weber ...... 30 1983 Jackie Sanchez...... 7 2003 Emily Hetzner ...... 21 1995 Gena Weber ...... 23 1983 Sherry Perez ...... 68.2 1997 Gena Weber ...... 25 1984 Linda Wilson ...... 16 1996 Gena Weber ...... 30 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 136.0 STRIKEOUTS 1998 Danielle de la Porte ...... 16 1985 Linda Wilson ...... 18 ERA (1 IP/Team Game) 1997 Gena Weber ...... 29 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 236.0 1973 Nancy Nelson ...... 41 1999 Danielle de la Porte ...... 22 1986 Laurie Salo ...... 18 1973 Nancy Nelson ...... 1.43 1998 Danielle de la Porte ...... 16 1986 Laurie Salo ...... 215.1 1974 Nancy Nelson ...... 33 2000 Susan Churchwell ...... 18 1987 Wendi Witmer ...... 17 1974 Nancy Nelson ...... 1.03 1999 Danielle de la Porte ...... 19 1987 Laurie Salo ...... 311.0 1975 Rebecca Franti...... 5 2001 Susan Churchwell ...... 22 1988 Mickie Weekly ...... 17 1975 Rebecca Franti...... 2.13 2000 Susan Churchwell ...... 17 1988 Jami Brandenberger ...... 238.2 1976 Rebecca Franti...... 11 2002 Amy Rosson ...... 13 1989 Laura Mier ...... 21 1976 Rebecca Franti...... 2.48 2001 Susan Churchwell ...... 19 1989 Laurie Dolan ...... 170.1 1977 Rebecca Franti...... 16 2003 Amy Rosson ...... 26 1990 Staci Smith ...... 18 1977 Rebecca Franti...... 4.58 2002 Amy Rosson ...... 23 1990 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 155.1 1978 Meri Hayos ...... 19 1991 Lisa Brown ...... 19 1978 Meri Hayos ...... 2.58 2003 Amy Rosson ...... 29 1991 Julie Astrachan ...... 211.1 1979 Meri Hayos ...... 16 1992 Mia Rexroth ...... 15 1979 Meri Hayos ...... 5.21 1992 Julie Astrachan ...... 128.0 1980 Lynn Clopper ...... 13 Rushia Turner ...... 15 1980 Lynn Clopper ...... 1.41 APPEARANCES 1993 Kris Kirchner ...... 165.2 1981 Valerie Taylor ...... 16 1993 Kim Nelson ...... 20 1981 Valerie Taylor ...... 2.81 1973 Nancy Nelson ...... 7 1994 Kris Kirchner ...... 139.0 1982 Valerie Taylor ...... 11 1994 Kim Dean ...... 20 1982 Valerie Taylor ...... 3.04 1974 Nancy Nelson ...... 8 1995 Gena Weber ...... 179.0 1983 Sherry Perez ...... 13 1995 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 16 1983 Sherry Perez ...... 2.55 1975 Rebecca Franti...... 4 1996 Gena Weber ...... 250.1 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 52 1996 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 23 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 2.53 1976 Rebecca Franti...... 10 1997 Gena Weber ...... 235.0 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 132 1997 Trisha Reinhardt ...... 44 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 0.83 1977 Rebecca Franti...... 16 1998 Danielle de la Porte ...... 128.2 1986 Laurie Salo ...... 125 1998 Joél Benegar ...... 18 1986 Laurie Salo ...... 0.65 1978 Meri Hayos ...... 15 1999 Danielle de la Porte ...... 180.2 1987 Laurie Salo ...... 139 1999 Sharlie Cunningham ...... 29 1987 Laurie Salo ...... 0.64 1979 Meri Hayos ...... 17 2000 Susan Churchwell ...... 154.1 1988 Jami Brandenberger ...... 50 PROGRAM HISTORY 2000 Jenny Hall ...... 22 1988 Jami Brandenberger ...... 1.73 1980 Lynn Clopper ...... 14 2001 Susan Churchwell ...... 168.1 1989 Laurie Dolan ...... 44 2001 Jenny Hall ...... 26 1989 Pam Gates ...... 1.83 1981 Valerie Taylor ...... 14 2002 Amy Rosson ...... 188.1 1990 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 67 Shyamala White ...... 26 1990 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 0.95 1982 Valerie Taylor ...... 16 2003 Amy Rosson ...... 228.1 1991 Julie Astrachan ...... 140 2002 Shyamala White ...... 26 1991 Julie Astrachan ...... 1.09 1983 Sherry Perez ...... 14 1992 Julie Astrachan ...... 104 2003 Susan Churchwell ...... 30 1992 Julie Astrachan ...... 0.88 1984 Laurie Salo ...... 18 SHUTOUTS 1993 Julie Astrachan ...... 99 1993 Julie Astrachan ...... 1.17 1985 Laurie Salo ...... 34 1973 Nancy Nelson ...... 1 1994 Gena Weber ...... 104 SACRIFICES 1994 Gena Weber ...... 0.77 1986 Laurie Salo ...... 30 1974 ...... 0 1995 Gena Weber ...... 219 1973 Marjie Benjamin ...... 5 1995 Gena Weber ...... 0.70 1987 Laurie Salo ...... 43 1975 ...... 0 1996 Gena Weber ...... 286 1974 4 players tied ...... 1 1996 Gena Weber ...... 0.78 1988 Jami Brandenberger ...... 40 1976 ...... 0 1997 Gena Weber ...... 310 1975 Jodi Clary ...... 2 1997 Gena Weber ...... 0.60 1989 Laurie Dolan ...... 29 1977 ...... 0 1998 Danielle de la Porte ...... 54 PROGRAM HISTORY 1976 Sue Edmiston ...... 2 1998 Danielle de la Porte ...... 1.69 1990 Carolyn Hawkins ...... 22 1978 Meri Hayos ...... 3 1999 Danielle de la Porte ...... 120 Jodi Clary ...... 2 1999 Courtney Barrett ...... 0.33 1991 Julie Astrachan ...... 34 1979 ...... 0 2000 Susan Churchwell ...... 100

22 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 23 ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS SINGLE-GAME RECORDS Since 1994

OPPONENT W-L PCT. OPPONENT W-L PCT. INDIVIDUAL BATTING TEAM BATTING, cont. Abilene Christian (Texas) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Nevada-Las Vegas ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 AT BATS SB vs. San Bernardino, 2003 ...... 5 American International (Mass.) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 New York Tech ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 8 players tied with ...... 8 LOB vs. Humboldt (14 inn.), 1995 ...... 20 Augustana (S.D.) ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 North Dakota State ...... 1-1 ...... 500 RUNS Margin vs. Stanislaus (30-3), 1997 ...... 27 Azusa Pacific ...... 1-2 ...... 333 Oregon College ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Trisha Reinhardt, vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 6 Bethany ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Oregon Tech ...... 4-0 ...... 1.000 HITS INDIVIDUAL FIELDING Bloomsburg (Pa.) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Pacific ...... 0-4 ...... 000 JENNY HALL, at S.F. State, 1999...... 5 PUTOUTS Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 BYU-Hawaii ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 Trisha Reinhardt (3x) last vs. Stanislaus, 1997 Trisha Reinhardt, vs. Sonoma (12 inn.) ...... 27 Cal Baptist ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 Portland State ...... 17-14 ...... 548 Cal Lutheran ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Sacramento State ...... 22-42 ...... 344 DOUBLES ASSISTS Cal Poly Pomona ...... 0-1 ...... 000 SAINT MARY’S (Calif.) ...... 18-5 ...... 783 Trisha Reinhardt, vs. Sonoma, 1996 ...... 3 Kim Wilson, vs. Humboldt, 1995 ...... 12 Cal Poly ...... 12-8 ...... 600 Saint Mary’s (Texas) ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 TRIPLES ERRORS CAL ST. BAKERSFIELD ...... 30-29 ...... 508 St. Martin’s (Wash.) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Shyamala White (3x), last vs. Stanislaus, 2002 ...... 2 Kim Wilson, vs. Humboldt, 1995 ...... 5 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS ...... 31-8 ...... 795 San Diego ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Beth Clifford (2x), last vs. S.F. State, 1997 TEAM FIELDING Cal St. Hayward ...... 63-32 ...... 663 San Francisco ...... 5-7 ...... 417 Sharlie Cunningham, vs. Stanislaus, 1997 PO vs. Sonoma (18 inn.), 1997 ...... 54 Cal St. Northridge...... 1-9 ...... 100 SAN FRANCISCO STATE ...... 85-26 ...... 766 Erin Farnand, vs. Stanislaus, 1997 A vs. Sonoma (18 inn.), 1997 ...... 28 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO...... 27-1 ...... 964 San Jose State ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 HOME RUNS E (6x) last vs. Sonoma, 1998 ...... 5 CAL ST. STANISLAUS ...... 82-23 ...... 781 SANTA CLARA ...... 27-6 ...... 818 Trisha Reinhardt, vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 3 California (Pa.) ...... 1-1 ...... 500 Seattle ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 RUNS BATTED IN INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Central Oklahoma ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Simon Fraser (B.C.) ...... 1-1 ...... 500 Trisha Reinhardt, vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 11 INNINGS PITCHED Central Washington ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 SONOMA STATE ...... 89-31 ...... 742 TOTAL BASES Sherry Perez, vs. Sac, 1984 ...... 17 CHAMINADE ...... 3-0 ...... 1.000 Southern Oregon ...... 1-1 ...... 500 Trisha Reinhardt, vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 17 HITS ALLOWED Chapman ...... 5-3 ...... 625 Southern Utah ...... 0-1 ...... 000 WALKS Danielle de la Porte vs. San Bernardino, 1999 ...... 16 CHICO STATE ...... 87-33 ...... 725 Southwest Oklahoma State ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 JENNY HALL, vs. Bakersfield, 2000 ...... 4 RUNS ALLOWED Coll. of Notre Dame ...... 10-0 ...... 1.000 Stanford ...... 9-3 ...... 750 Trisha Reinhardt, vs. Stanislaus, 1997 Danielle de la Porte vs. San Bernardino, 1999 ...... 14 Concordia (Calif.) ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... 0-1 ...... 000 Bridgit Crews, vs. Stanislaus, 1997 EARNED RUNS ALLOWED Florida Southern ...... 1-2 ...... 333 Texas Woman’s ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Danielle de la Porte vs. San Bernardino, 1999 ...... 12 Fresno State ...... 0-1 ...... 000 UC Berkeley ...... 6-10 ...... 375 SACRIFICE HITS Kristen Strong, vs. Sonoma (12 inn.), 1997 ...... 4 Georgia College & State ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 UCLA ...... 0-1 ...... 000 WALKS ALLOWED Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 UC Riverside ...... 13-6 ...... 684 EMILY HETZNER, vs. Bakersfield, 2003 ...... 3 Gena Weber, vs. Sonoma, 1996 ...... 9 Harvard ...... 2-2 ...... 500 UC SAN DIEGO ...... 13-5 ...... 722 Joél Benegar, vs. Portland State, 1997 ...... 3 STRIKEOUTS Hawaii-Hilo ...... 2-1 ...... 667 UC Santa Barbara...... 0-5 ...... 000 STOLEN BASES AMY ROSSON, vs. S.F. State, 2002 ...... 16 HAWAII PACIFIC ...... 4-1 ...... 800 UC Santa Cruz ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 MEGAN DE LA HOYA, vs. San Bern., 2003 ...... 2 DOUBLES ALLOWED Humboldt State ...... 35-54 ...... 393 Valdosta State (Ga.) ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 MEGAN TURMAN, vs. San Bernardino, 2003 Courtney Barrett, at Bakersfield, 2001 ...... 4 Kennesaw State (Ga.) ...... 1-1 ...... 500 Vanguard ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 LINDSEY ROARK, vs. Augustana, 2003 Kris Kirchner, vs. Humboldt, 1994 ...... 4 La Verne ...... 2-0 ...... 1.000 Wayne State (Mich.) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Jennifer Borrelli (2x), last vs. Chico, 2002 TRIPLES ALLOWED Linfield (Ore.) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Wayne State (Neb.) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Shyamala White, vs. Western New Mexico, 2002 Danielle de la Porte vs. W. New Mexico, 1999 ...... 2 Loyola Marymount ...... 0-1 ...... 000 West Florida ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 Jennifer Bovolick, vs. Chico, 2000 HOME RUNS ALLOWED Minnesota State-Mankato ...... 0-0-1 ...... 000 WESTERN NEW MEXICO ...... 7-1 ...... 875 Sharlie Cunningham, vs. Stanislaus, 2000 Susan Churchwell, vs. Santa Clara, 2002 ...... 2 Menlo College ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 WESTERN OREGON ...... 3-0 ...... 1.000 Amy Rutschow (2x), last vs. CSSB, 2000 Kris Kirchner, vs. Humboldt, 1995 ...... 2 Merrimack (Mass.) ...... 1-0 ...... 1.000 WESTERN WASHINGTON ...... 4-1 ...... 800 Kristen Strong (3x), last vs. Chico, 1997 Metro State (Colo.) ...... 0-1 ...... 000 Wisconsin-Parkside ...... 0-1 ...... 000 Beth Clifford, vs. Cal St. San Bern., ’97 TEAM PITCHING Nebraska-Kearney ...... 0-1 ...... 000 Trisha Reinhardt, vs. Sonoma, 1996 IP vs. Sonoma, 1997 ...... 18 Nebraska-Omaha ...... 1-1 ...... 500 2003 Opponents in bold Gena Weber, vs. Nebraska-Kearney, 1996 H vs. Humboldt (14 inn.), 1995 ...... 14 Nevada ...... 6-14 ...... 300 2004 Opponents in CAPS vs. Hayward (7 inn.), 1998 ...... 14 vs. Humboldt, 1996 ...... 11 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS TEAM BATTING R

AB vs. Sonoma State (18 inn..), 1997 ...... 67 ER (2x) last vs. West Florida, 2000 ...... 9 RECORD BOOK Year Head Coach ...... Overall .... League Year Head Coach ...... Overall .... League Year Head Coach ...... Overall .... League R vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 30 BB vs. Sonoma, 1996 ...... 10 1969 Judy Meyer Brame ..... — ...... — 1982 Kathy DeYoung ...... 9-15 ..... 7-7 (4th) 1995 Kathy DeYoung ...... 43-12 ..... 20-4 (1st) vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 27 ...... 1970 Judy Meyer Brame ..... — ...... — 1983 Kathy DeYoung ...... 2-21 ..... 2-12 (7th) 1996 Kathy DeYoung ...... 51-12 .... 20-4 (2nd) H K (2x) last vs. North Dakota State, 2003 16 1971 Judy Meyer Brame ..... — ...... — 1984 Kathy DeYoung ...... 19-17 .... 7-5 (3rd) 1997 Kathy DeYoung ...... 52-7-1 .... 22-2 (1st) 2B (2x) last vs. San Bernardino, 2003 ...... 6 2B (2x) last vs. Bakersfield, 2001 ...... 4 1972 Deanna Sciraffa ...... — ...... — 1985 Kathy DeYoung ...... 23-13 .... 15-5 (2nd) 1998 Kathy DeYoung ...... 30-13 .... 17-7 (2nd) 3B vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 6 3B vs. W. New Mexico, 1999 ...... 2 1973 Deanna Sciraffa ...... 7-0 ...... 6-0 (1st) 1986 Kathy DeYoung ...... 30-12 ..... 17-3 (1st) 1999 Kathy DeYoung ...... 41-12 .... 27-5 (T1st) HR vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 5 HR (3x) last vs. Dominguez Hills, 2003 ...... 2 1974 Carol Benedetti ...... 8-4 ...... 4-2 (3rd) 1987 Kathy DeYoung ...... 34-14-1 ... 17-3 (1st) 2000 Kathy DeYoung ...... 40-17 ... 22-10 (T2nd) 1975 Carol Benedetti ...... 3-3 ...... 3-3 (5th) 1988 Kathy DeYoung ...... 33-23 ..... 12-8 (3rd) 2001 Kathy DeYoung ...... 44-14 ..... 23-9 (1st) RBI vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 30 1976 Barbara Luick Jahn .... 4-7 ...... 3-3 (4th) 1989 Kathy DeYoung ...... 24-28 .... 15-9 (2nd) 2002 Kathy DeYoung ...... 41-13 ..... 24-8 (1st) TB vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 55

RECORD BOOK 1977 Barbara Luick Jahn ... 6-10 ..... 4-4 (4th) 1990 Kathy DeYoung ...... 33-15 .... 18-10 (3rd) 2003 Kathy DeYoung ...... 53-15 ..... 25-7 (1st) BB vs. Stanislaus, 1997 ...... 13 1978 Kristi Conklin ...... 12-10 ..... 8-6 (4th) 1991 Kathy DeYoung ...... 26-17 .. 18-10 (T-2nd) K vs. North Dakota State, 2003 ...... 13 1979 Kathy DeYoung ...... 8-16 ..... 6-8 (4th) 1992 Kathy DeYoung ...... 30-13 ... 17-7 (T-2nd) Totals 1972-Present ...... 991-410-2 .. 424-200 1980 Kathy DeYoung ...... 9-16 ..... 5-9 (5th) 1993 Kathy DeYoung ...... 36-13 .... 19-5 (2nd) ...... (.707) ...... (.679) SH (4x) last vs. Cal St. Bakerfield, 2000 ...... 5 1981 Kathy DeYoung ...... 7-17 ..... 5-9 (6th) 1994 Kathy DeYoung ...... 33-11 .... 16-6 (2nd) SF (8x) last vs. Sonoma, 2003 ...... 2

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RUNS BATTED IN Batting 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1997 ...... 75 Pitching CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS BATTING AVG. (Min. 100 AB) 2. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997 ...... 67 VICTORIES Susan Churchwell, 2/14-4/7/01 ...... 70.0 1. Kim Nelson, 1994 (66/146) ...... 452 3. Sharlie Cunningham, 2000 ...... 59 1. Laurie Salo, 1987 ...... 32 AMY ROSSON, 5/3/02-2/14/03 ...... 64.2 2. Shyamala White, 2000 (73/165) ...... 442 4. Trisha Reinhardt, 1996 ...... 55 2. Gena Weber, 1996 ...... 30 3. Robyn Kamisher, 1998 (59/134) ...... 440 5. Susan Churchwell, 2003 ...... 53 T3. AMY ROSSON, 2003 ...... 29 CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES 4. Trisha Reinhardt, 1997 (78/181) ...... 431 T3. Gena Weber, 1997 ...... 29 AMY ROSSON, 2/8-3/30/02 ...... 12 5. Sharlie Cunningham, 1999 (64/152) ...... 421 SACRIFICES T5. AMY ROSSON, 2002 ...... 23 1. Libby Bivings, 2001 ...... 31 T5. Lisa Howell, 1997 ...... 23 WINNING PCT. (Min. 15 decisions) AT BATS T2. Jennifer Bovolick, 2000 ...... 27 T5. Gena Weber, 1995 ...... 23 1. Lisa Howell, 1997 ...... (23-2) .920 1. Jennifer Borrelli, 2003 ...... 226 T2. Kim Dean, 1993 ...... 27 T5. Jami Brandenberger, 1988 ...... 23 2. Courtney Barrett, 1999 ...... (18-2) .900 2. Kristen Strong, 1996 ...... 213 4. Holly Shurrum, 1997 ...... 26 T5. Laurie Salo, 1986 ...... 23 3. AMY ROSSON, 2002 ...... (23-3) .885 3. Kristen Strong, 1997 ...... 210 5. Tia Orr, 1996 ...... 25 4. Susan Churchwell, 2001 ...... (19-3) .864 4. Kim Wilson, 1995 ...... 209 SHUTOUTS 5. Gena Weber, 1994 ...... (18-3) .857 5. Lindsay Moore, 2003 ...... 205 HIT BY PITCH 1. Laurie Salo, 1987 ...... 21 1. Holly Shurrum, 1998 ...... 9 T2. Gena Weber, 1996 ...... 17 TEAM RUNS 2. Holly Shurrum, 1999 ...... 8 T2. Laurie Salo, 1986 ...... 17 BATTING 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1997 ...... 75 3. Susan Churchwell, 2003 ...... 7 4. Susan Churchwell, 2001 ...... 14 Avg. 1997 ...... 355 T2. Sharlie Cunningham, 1999 ...... 54 T4. Joél Benegar, 1998 ...... 6 T5. AMY ROSSON, 2003 ...... 13 AB 2003 ...... 1828 T2. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997 ...... 54 T4. Lori Vine, 1992...... 6 T5. AMY ROSSON, 2002 ...... 13 R 1997 ...... 413 4. Kristen Strong, 1997 ...... 51 T5. Gena Weber, 1995 ...... 13 H 1997 ...... 610 5. Holly Shurrum, 1997 ...... 50 STOLEN BASES T5. Jami Brandenberger, 1988 ...... 13 2B 2003 ...... 89 T1. Kristen Strong, 1996 ...... 19 3B 1997 ...... 40 HITS T1. Pam Gleason, 1987 ...... 19 EARNED RUN AVG. (1 IP/team game) HR 2003 ...... 61 1. Susan Churchwell, 2003 ...... 82 T3. Jennifer Borrelli, 2003 ...... 13 1. Susan Churchwell, 2001 ...... 0.21 RBI 1997 ...... 361 2. Trisha Reinhardt, 1997 ...... 78 T3. Allison Grant, 1990 ...... 13 2. Courtney Barrett, 1999 ...... 0.33 TB 1997 ...... 882 3. Kim Wilson, 1995 ...... 77 T5. Jennifer Borrelli, 2002 ...... 12 3. Laurie Salo, 1987 ...... 0.50 Slg. 1997 ...... 513 4. Lindsay Moore, 2003 ...... 82 T5. Shyamala White, 2002 ...... 12 4. Kris Kirchner, 1992 ...... 0.56 SB 2003 ...... 50 T5. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997 ...... 74 5. Gena Weber, 1997 ...... 0.60 2002 ...... 50 T5. Kristen Strong, 1997 ...... 74 WALKS BB 1997 ...... 156 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1997 ...... 44 INNINGS PITCHED K 2002 ...... 166 DOUBLES 2. Susan Churchwell, 2003 ...... 30 1. Laurie Salo, 1987 ...... 309.0 Sac 1993 ...... 109 T1. Lindsay Moore, 2003 ...... 16 3. Sharlie Cunningham, 1999 ...... 29 2. Gena Weber, 1996 ...... 250.1 T1. Susan Churchwell, 2002 ...... 16 T4. Shyamala White, 2002 ...... 26 3. Jami Brandenberger, 1988 ...... 238.2 FIELDING T1. Kim Nelson, 1994 ...... 16 T4. Jenny Hall, 2001 ...... 26 4. Laurie Salo, 1985 ...... 236.0 Pct. 1996 ...... 971 4. Susan Churchwell, 2003 ...... 15 T4. Shyamala White, 2001 ...... 26 5. Gena Weber, 1997 ...... 235.0 5. Jenny Hall, 2002 ...... 14 PITCHING CONSECUTIVE-GAME HITTING STREAK STRIKEOUTS ERA 2001 ...... 0.7235 TRIPLES Kim Nelson, 3/27/93 - 5/15/93 ...... 22 1. Gena Weber, 1997 ...... 310 W 2003 ...... 53 1. Kim Nelson, 1994 ...... 10 2. Gena Weber, 1996 ...... 286 Pct. 1997 ...... (52-7-1) .881 T2. Shyamala White, 2000 ...... 9 2004 AGGIES IN CAPS 3. AMY ROSSON, 2003 ...... 240 GP 2003 ...... 68 T2. Shyamala White, 1999 ...... 9 2003 MARKS IN BOLD 4. Gena Weber, 1995 ...... 219 IP 2003 ...... 464.2 T2. Sharlie Cunningham, 1999 ...... 9 5. AMY ROSSON, 2002...... 185 CG 1995 ...... 51 T2. Beth Clifford, 1997 ...... 9 SHO 1996 ...... 28 T2. Chris Cavalli, 1988 ...... 9 COMPLETE GAMES SO 2003 ...... 433 RECORD BOOK 1. Laurie Salo, 1987 ...... 43 HOME RUNS 2. Jami Brandenberger, 1988 ...... 35 CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1997 ...... 20 3. Laurie Salo, 1985 ...... 34 2/22/95 - 4/2/95 ...... 20 2. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997 ...... 17 4. Gena Weber, 1996 ...... 30 3. Susan Churchwell, 2003 ...... 16 5. Laurie Salo, 1986 ...... 28 2004 AGGIES IN CAPS 4. Trisha Reinhardt, 1996 ...... 14 2003 MARKS IN BOLD 5. MEGAN TURMAN, 2003 ...... 13

RECORD BOOK 6. Trisha Reinhardt, 1995 ...... 12

26 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 27 CAREER RECORDS CAREER RECORDS

DOUBLES TOTAL BASES Batting 1. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 49 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 459 Pitching BATTING AVG. (Min. 200 AB) 2. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 39 2. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 400 VICTORIES 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 400 3. Lindsay Moore, 2000-03 ...... 34 3. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 370 1. Gena Weber, 1994-97 ...... 100 2. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 396 T4. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 29 4. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 358 2. Laurie Salo, 1984-87 ...... 88 3. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 391 T4. Kim Wilson, 1991 & ’93-95 ...... 29 5. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 313 3. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 79 4. Lynn Clopper, 1977-80 ...... 377 T4. Kim Nelson, 1991-94 ...... 29 6. Lindsay Moore, 2000-03 ...... 267 4. AMY ROSSON, 2001- ...... 65 5. Kim Nelson, 1991-94 ...... 373 T7. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 27 7. Kim Wilson, 1991 & ’93-95 ...... 262 5. Julie Astrachan, 1990-93 ...... 62 6. Sue Gundersen, 1992-95...... 371 T7. Jennifer Bovolick, 1997-2000...... 27 8. Heather Hunter, 1993-96 ...... 250 7. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 365 T7. Heather Hunter, 1993-96 ...... 27 9. Jennifer Bovolick, 1997-2000 ...... 249 SHUTOUTS 8. Robyn Kamisher, 1995-98 ...... 361 10. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 25 10. Kim Nelson, 1991-94 ...... 240 1. Laurie Salo, 1984-87 ...... 52 9. Rushia Turner, 1992-94 ...... 354 2. Gena Weber, 1994-97 ...... 48 10. Allison Grant, 1989-92 ...... 354 TRIPLES SLUGGING PCT. (Min. 200 AB) 3. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 40 1. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 29 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 740 4. AMY ROSSON, 2001- ...... 32 AT BATS 2. Lisa Brown, 1988-91 ...... 26 2. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 734 5. Julie Astrachan, 1990-93 ...... 27 1. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 663 3. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 23 3. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 629 2. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 657 4. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 19 4. Kim Nelson, 1991-94 ...... 553 EARNED RUN AVG. (Min. 200 IP) 3. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 636 T5. Holly Shurrum, 1996-98 ...... 17 5. Sue Gundersen, 1992-95...... 546 1. Gena Weber, 1994-97 ...... 0.71 4. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 620 T5. Kim Nelson, 1991-94 ...... 17 6. Lynn Clopper, 1977-80 ...... 552 2. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 0.78 5. Kim Wilson, 1991 & ’93-95 ...... 612 7. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002...... 16 7. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 545 3. Laurie Salo, 1984-87 ...... 0.86 6. Heather Hunter, 1993-96 ...... 596 8. Beth Clifford, 1995-98 ...... 15 8. Lindsay Moore, 2000-03 ...... 493 4. Julie Astrachan, 1990-93 ...... 1.11 7. Jennifer Bovolick, 1997-2000 ...... 589 9. Allison Grant, 1989-92 ...... 14 9. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 472 5. Courtney Barrett, 1999-2001 ...... 1.13 8. Holly Shurrum, 1996-99 ...... 571 T10. Jennifer Bovolick, 1997-2000...... 12 10. Robyn Kamisher, 1995-98 ...... 459 (AMY ROSSON, 2001- ...... 0.88) 9. Lisa Brown, 1988-91 ...... 565 T10. Kim Wilson, 1991 & ’93-95 ...... 12 (Megan Turman, 2002- ...... 536) 10. Angie Linsenmeyer, 1999-03 ...... 550 T10. Mickie Weekly, 1985-88 ...... 12 (Suzanne Yale, 2001- ...... 498) INNINGS PITCHED 1. Laurie Salo, 1984-87 ...... 950.2 RUNS HOME RUNS STOLEN BASES 2. Gena Weber, 1994-97 ...... 801.1 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 171 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 48 1. Allison Grant, 1989-92 ...... 34 3. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 729.2 2. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 158 2. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 34 2. Jennifer Borrelli, 2000-03 ...... 33 4. Julie Astrachan, 1990-93 ...... 605.0 3. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 149 T3. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 21 3. Kristen Strong, 1994, ’96 & ’97 ...... 28 5. Kris Kirchner, 1992-95 ...... 547.1 4. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 145 T3. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 21 4. Pam Gleason, 1986-87 ...... 27 5. Holly Shurrum, 1996-99 ...... 121 T5. Lindsay Moore, 2000-03 ...... 16 5. Laura Mier, 1988-91 ...... 26 STRIKEOUTS 6. Kim Wilson, 1991 & ’93-95 ...... 109 T5. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 16 T6. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 23 1. Gena Weber, 1994-97 ...... 919 7. Lindsay Moore, 2000-03 ...... 106 7. SUZANNE YALE, 2001- ...... 14 T6. Amy Rutschow, 1998-2001 ...... 23 2. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 584 8. Lisa Brown, 1988-91 ...... 102 8. MEGAN TURMAN, 2002- ...... 13 8. Lisa Brown, 1988-91 ...... 20 3. AMY ROSSON, 2001- ...... 528 9. Mickie Weekly, 1985-88 ...... 100 9. Sue Gundersen, 1992-95...... 10 9. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 19 4. Laurie Salo, 1984-87 ...... 448 10. Jennifer Bovolick, 1997-2000 ...... 98 T10. MICHELLE MALBON, 2001- ...... 5 T10. Kate Shurrum, 1991-94 ...... 18 5. Julie Astrachan, 1990-93 ...... 386 T10. Robyn Kamisher, 1995-98 ...... 5 T10. Jackie Sanchez, 1979-83 ...... 18 HITS T10. Kim Nelson, 1991-94 ...... 5 COMPLETE GAMES 1. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 254 T10. Mickie Weekly, 1985-88 ...... 5 WALKS 1. Laurie Salo, 1984-87 ...... 121 2. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 248 T10. Lisa Brown, 1988-91 ...... 5 T1. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 91 2. Gena Weber, 1994-97 ...... 100 3. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 240 T1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 91 3. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 84 4. Heather Hunter, 1993-96 ...... 202 RUNS BATTED IN 3. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 82 4. Julie Astrachan, 1990-93 ...... 80 T5. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 200 1. Trisha Reinhardt, 1994-97 ...... 200 T4. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 64 5. Kris Kirchner, 1992-95 ...... 73 T5. Kim Wilson, 1991 & ’93-95 ...... 200

2. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 164 T4. Laura Mier, 1988-91 ...... 64 RECORD BOOK 7. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 197 3. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 141 6. Sharlie Cunningham, 1997, 1999-2000 ...... 59 WINNING PCT. (Min. 30 decisions) 8. Jennifer Bovolick, 1997-2000 ...... 192 4. Shyamala White, 1999-2002 ...... 131 7. Mickie Weekly, 1985-88 ...... 57 1. Gena Weber, 1994-97 ...... 840 9. Robyn Kamisher, 1995-98 ...... 176 5. Jenny Hall, 1999-2002 ...... 107 T8. Staci Smith, 1989-92 ...... 54 2. Lisa Howell, 1996-98...... 813 10. Lindsay Moore, 2000-03 ...... 175 6. Sue Gundersen, 1992-95...... 105 T8. Wendi Witmer, 1985-88 ...... 54 3. Susan Churchwell, 2000-03 ...... 787 7. Lindsay Moore, 2000-03 ...... 104 T10. Kim Dean, 1991-94 ...... 52 4. Courtney Barrett, 1999-2001 ...... 778 5. Kris Kirchner, 1992-95 ...... 718 2004 AGGIES IN CAPS 8. Kim Nelson, 1991-94 ...... 98 T10. Lisa Brown, 1988-91 ...... 52 T9. Robyn Kamisher, 1995-98 ...... 85 (AMY ROSSON, 2001- ...... 793) 2003 MARKS IN BOLD RECORD BOOK T9. Heather Hunter, 1993-96 ...... 85

28 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 29 AGGIE ALL-AMERICANS AGGIE ALL-CONFERENCE First team selections

2003 Susan Churchwell Trisha Reinhardt CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE 1991 Julie Astrachan, P** NFCA First Team, DP NFCA First Team, 1B ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Becki Wattenbarger, OF Easton Third Team, AL Gena Weber 2003 Susan Churchwell, P Laura Mier, 3B Amy Rosson NFCA First Team, P Lindsay Moore, 3B 1990 Laura Bates, SS NFCA Third Team, P 1996 Gena Weber Amy Rosson, At-Large Allison Grant, OF Easton First Team, P NSCA First Team, P Suzanne Yale, 1B Carolyn Hawkins, P College Softball (all divisions), P Heather Hunter 2002 Amy Rosson, P** 1989 Lisa Brown, OF 2002 Shyamala White NSCA Second Team, C Shyamala White, OF Laurie Dolan, P NFCA First Team, OF Lisa Howell 2001 Susan Churchwell, P** 1988 Mickie Weekly, SS* Amy Rosson NSCA Third Team, P Angie Linsenmeyer, C Wendy Witmer, 2B NFCA Second Team, P 1995 Gena Weber Shyamala White, OF Carla Leek, C 2001 Susan Churchwell NSCA First Team, P 2000 Jennifer Bovolick, 2B Jami Brandenberger, P NFCA Third Team, P 1994 Kim Nelson Sharlie Cunningham, 1B Chris Cavalli, Util. Shyamala White NSCA First Team, OF Jenny Hall, At-Large 1987 Laurie Salo, P* NFCA Second Team, OF 1993 Kim Nelson Shyamala White, OF Carla Leek, C 2000 Sharlie Cunningham NSCA Third Team, OF 1999 Courtney Barrett, P** Mickie Weekly, SS NFCA Third Team, 1B 1988 Wendi Witmer Sharlie Cunningham, SS* Linda Wilson, 3B Shyamala White NSCA Second Team, 2B Jenny Hall, OF Pam Gleason, OF NFCA Third Team, OF 1987 Laurie Salo 1986 Laurie Salo, P* 1998 Robyn Kamisher NSCA Second Team, P NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Laurel Karren, OF NFCA Second Team, SS 1986 Laurie Salo ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Wendi Witmer, 2B 1997 Sharlie Cunningham NSCA Second Team. P 1998 Robyn Kamisher, IF* Mickie Weekly, SS NFCA First Team, DP Beth Clifford, OF Carla Leek, C 1997 Gena Weber, P** 1985 Laurie Salo, P Trisha Reinhardt, IF* Wendi Witmer, 2B Jennifer Bovolick, IF 1984 Laurie Salo, P Beth Clifford, OF Angela Vasconcellos, 2B AGGIE ALL-WEST REGION Sharlie Cunningham, Utility 1983 Karen Swanson, OF NFCA First Team selections 1996 Gena Weber, P** Heather Hunter, C GOLDEN STATE CONFERENCE 2003 Susan Churchwell, DP 1996 Gena Weber, P Trisha Reinhardt, IF 1982 None Amy Rosson, P Lisa Howell, P Kristen Strong, OF 1981 Terri Miller, 2B Suzanne Yale, 1B Heather Hunter, C 1995 Gena Weber, P** Debbie Qualey, OF Megan Turman, C 1995 Gena Weber, P Heather Hunter, C 1980 None 2002 Amy Rosson, P Heather Hunter, C Trisha Reinhardt, IF 1979 None Shyamala White, OF Sue Gundersen, OF Sue Gundersen, OF 1978 Lynn Clopper, SS-P 2001 Susan Churchwell, P 1994 Kim Nelson, OF Laurie Gallagher, Utility

Shyamala White, OF Kate Shurrum, SS 1994 Kim Nelson, OF* * - Conference Player of the Year HONOR ROLL 2000 Jennifer Bovolick, 2B 1993 Kim Nelson, OF Gena Weber, P ** - Conference Pitcher of the Year Sharlie Cunningham, 1B Kate Shilstone, C Kate Shurrum, IF Shyamala White, OF Julie Astrachan, P 1993 Julie Astrachan, P** 1999 Courtney Barrett, P 1988 Wendi Witmer, 2B Kim Nelson, OF 1998 Robyn Kamisher, SS 1987 Laurie Salo, P Kate Shurrum, SS

HONOR ROLL 1997 Beth Clifford, OF 1986 Laurie Salo, P 1992 Julie Astrachan, P** Sharlie Cunningham, DP Allison Grant, OF Trisha Reinhardt, 1B Mia Rexroth, SS Gena Weber, P 30 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 31 TRANSITION TO DIVISION I Below are excerpts from the official campus release announcing the historic move to Division I:

On March 11, 2003, UC Davis made a historic UC DAVIS TO JOIN BIG WEST CONFERENCE move in its storied intercollegiate athletics history The University of California, Davis, will join the Big West Conference, moving from Division II to Division I of the National Collegiate when it announced that it would reclassify from NCAA Athletic Association (NCAA). Division II to NCAA Division I status and join the Big “After much thought and discussion, I have decided that UC Davis will accept the invitation to join the Big West Conference, a West Conference. The announcement came after much conference that includes our sister campuses of UC Irvine, UC Riverside and UC Santa Barbara,” UC Davis Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef announced today (March 11, 2003). disussion by campus administrators, faculty, staff and “This step is necessary to preserve and improve the program we have. We are seeking, in an evolving landscape, firm ground upon students, as well as alumni and the local community. which to continue and to enhance a program that is centered around the student-athlete and the teacher-coach.” Additionally, UC Davis undergraduate students Vanderhoef said that the Division I Big West Conference offers a better academic, philosophical and competitive “fit” than does passed the Campus Expansion Initiative, which will Division II, where schools average 4,000 students compared to UC Davis’ 22,000 undergrads and where former D-II competitors are help fund the Aggies’ growing athletics grant-in-aid dropping sports or moving to Division I. Eligibility rules are also more stringent at the Division I level than at Division II and are expected to program. UC Davis begins a four-year transition to become even stronger in the next few years. Division I this fall, will start some competition in the Because the campus’s current conference - the Division II California Collegiate Athletic Conference - offers competition for just 13 of Big West in 2004-05 and is scheduled for full Divi- the campus’s 25 sports, UC Davis must compete in two divisions and six conferences. Two teams - wrestling and women’s gymnastics - already compete at the Division I level. sion I certification beginning in 2007-08. The Big West conference would permit competition in 17 sports, but not football. UC Davis’ football team would continue to compete UC Davis will compete in the Big West Confer- as an independent but at the Division I-AA level. ence in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s Big West schools include the UC Irvine, Riverside and Santa Barbara campuses, as well as Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, University of the and women’s cross country, men’s golf, men’s and Pacific, University of Idaho, Utah State and the California State University Fullerton, Northridge and Long Beach campuses. Chancellor women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swim- “Our formula for academic and athletic success at UC Davis can work within the Big West Conference and Division I athletics,” said Larry Vanderhoef ming & diving, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and UC Davis Director of Athletics Greg Warzecka. “We will not change our model, but we might very well be able to play a leadership role in women’s track & field and women’s volleyball. Foot- Division I in such a way that other institutions will look at how we organize, administer and fund our 25-sport intercollegiate athletics ball and women’s rowing will continue to compete as an independent, men’s and women’s program.” water polo will remain in the Western Water Polo Association and women’s lacrosse will ACADEMIC VALUES: continue play in the Mountain Pacific Lacrosse League. Vanderhoef said that specific recommendations from another Academic Senate committee and from the Academic Federation, as Women’s gymnastics and men’s wrestling – already classified as Division I programs – well as “seven inviolate principles” enumerated on the student-initiative ballot, would lead to policies that “will preserve the academic values will continue their participation in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation and Pacific-10 that have guided our athletic program for decades.” Conference, respectively. In reaching his decision, Vanderhoef said he weighed “the many opinions, reports and facts that relate to this issue, including input from the Academic Senate, the Academic Federation, a vote by our undergraduate students, individual conversations, many written commu- nications, and the various data sets that speak simply to where we are now and where we would be in the Big West Conference.” Groups formally voting on the issue included undergraduates, who approved the fee initiative 4,638 to 3,929; the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, voting 38 to 1 in favor; the Academic Senate, voting 556 to 271 in opposition; the Athletic Administrative Advisory Committee (which includes faculty and students), voting 11-2, with one abstention, in favor. The views of the long-time teacher-coaches were also weighed, Vanderhoef said. “We have in our ranks many who lived with, built and espoused the virtues of Division II athletics,” Vanderhoef said. “They are proud of their accomplishments, not the least of which is a significantly higher graduation rate for our athletes than for the campus at large - about 85 percent compared to 75 percent. Yet these teacher-coaches have come to know that we cannot preserve what we have if we stand still. They conclude that, of all the changes we could make, the affiliation with the Big West Conference, a group of universities very much like

ourselves, is necessary and comes just in time.” DIVISION I TRANSITION UC Irvine Chancellor Ralph Cicerone, UC Riverside Chancellor France Cordova and UC Santa Barbara Chancellor Henry Yang in a March 4 letter encouraged Vanderhoef to consider UC Davis’ addition to the Big West Conference. “(We) are committed to Division I athletics programs that are based on very high ideals that focus on student-athletes….The Big West Conference is an excellent home for such programs,” they wrote.␣ The three chancellors noted that the conference is “strongly California-centered,” which makes it possible for student-athletes to travel to away games and matches “without sacrificing great lengths of time away from campus and classes.” And such travel is relatively inexpensive, they added. “The affiliation with the Big West Conference is a principled step in seeking to preserve the core values of a program that has been a model for the nation,” Vanderhoef concluded in announcing his decision. “This is not about seeking ’bigger’ or about ’growing the business.’ Rather, this is about continuing to make available to our students another broad set of opportunities for participation in a meaningful out-of-class experience. DIVISION I TRANSITION “This move to the Division I Big West Conference is the best and correct move for UC Davis. It is, in fact, our only responsible action.”

32 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 2004 UC DAVIS SOFTBALL 33 TIMELINE TO DIVISION I TIMELINE TO DIVISION I

2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 Provisional First Year Provisional Second Year Provisional Third Year Provisional Fourth Year • Compliance with all minimum contests and participation • Full compliance with all Division I legislation and • Attendance at the NCAA Convention. • Successfully complete an NCAA athletics certification self- requirements for sports sponsorship set forth in Bylaw membership requirements, including scholarship study and evaluation visit. 20.9.3.3 (contests and number of participants). minimums and Division I scheduling. • Attendance at a meeting to be conducted at the NCAA convention to discuss issues impacting Division I • Attendance at the NCAA Convention. • Submit a formal application and fee. • Attendance at NCAA convention. members. Institutional representatives required to attend the meeting are the CEO, AD, SWA, FAR, and Compliance • Attendance at a meeting conducted at the NCAA • Submit a revised strategic plan based on the previously • Attendance at NCAA meeting at the convention to discuss Coordinator. Convention to discuss issues impacting Division I submitted plan. issues impacting Division I. members. • Completion of an NCAA athletics certification orientation • Apply Division I legislation to the greatest extent possible. • Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan by visit. • Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan by June 30 based on feedback received from the previous June 30, 2007 based on feedback received from the • Attendance at the NCAA Convention. year. • Completion of a compliance review conducted by the previous years review. national office and submission of a report with an • Attendance at an orientation session. • Considered Division I for scheduling against opponents. institutional response of findings. • The CEI reaches its full implementation. The athletics- designated portion increases to generate an estimated • Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan. • Total athletics grant-in-aid increases to approximately $2.5 • Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan by total of $4.26 million in grants-in-aid. million. June 30 based on feedback received from the previous • Considered Division II in scheduling against Division I year's annual report. opponents, Division I against Division II opponents. • The portion of the CEI fees designated for athletics 2008-09 increases to generate an estimated total of $2.03 million • The portion of the CEI fees designated for athletics • The Campus Expansion Initiative takes effect, contributing in grants-in-aid. increases to contribute an estimated total of $3.17 • All teams become eligible for at-large berths in the NCAA an estimated total of $999,000 – toward athletics million for athletics grants-in-aid. Championships. However, Big West Conference teams are grants-in-aid. not eligible for the conference’s automatic berth.

2009-10 • All Big West Conference teams – except for men’s basketball – become eligible for the conference’s UC Davis Facilities UC Davis Facilities UC Davis Facilities automatic berth in the NCAA Championships.

Schaal Aquatic Center will begin its first year of The Activities & Recreation Center (ARC), located The multi-use stadium opens on the northwest 2015-16 operation for swimming & diving and water adjacent to Recreation Hall, opens in spring of corner of campus, serving Aggie football and • Men’s basketball becomes eligible for the Big West’s DIVISION I TRANSITION polo. 2004. Rec Hall becomes more predominantly an women’s lacrosse, as well as other community automatic berth in the NCAA Championships. event center, serving Aggie basketball and events. Toomey Field becomes exclusively a track Additionally, the Marya Welch Tennis Center volleyball, as well as entertainment opportunities. & field venue. will expand to 16 courts. Women’s gymnastics will continue to compete at Recreation Hall, but will move its practice facility Note: all facility projections are to Hickey Gymnasium. estimates as of March 2003. DIVISION I TRANSITION

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In recent years, UC Davis has added sev- amenities as concessions and permanent eral upgrades to its newly refurbished soft- restroom/locker facilities. ball facility, located on campus at the corner Previous work and upgrades resulted in of LaRue Road and Russell Blvd. In January the Aggies being selected to host the 1994, 1999, LaRue Field was recognized as the 1996, 1997 and 1999 NCAA Division II West “Softball Field of the Year” by the Sports Turf Region Tournaments, one of few schools in Managers Association. the nation to have such an honor. Augmenting what was already consid- LaRue Field is also home to various com- ered one of the best playing fields in the re- munity softball programs throughout the gion, grandstands, dugouts and permanent spring, summer and fall. stadium fencing have been added, as well as For more information about the softball new batting cages and storage facilities prior facility at UC Davis, contact the Aggie Ath- to the 1998 season. Future plans call for such letic Department at (530) 752-1111. HOME FACILITY

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