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Valerie Arioto 20 Carrie Arth 15 P/1B Sophomore IF Senior Bats: R Throws: R Bats: R Throws: R Pleasanton, Calif 2009 Softball 24 Straight NCAA Appearances l 2002 WCWS Champion l 40+ wins nine times since 1999 2009 California Softball Quick Facts Location: Berkeley, Calif. Nickname: Golden Bears Colors: Blue (282) and Gold (116) Enrollment: 34,953 Founded: 1868 Conference: Pacific-10 Home Venue: Levine-Fricke Field (500) Chancellor: Robert J. Birgeneau Director of Athletics: Sandy Barbour Softball Administrator: Foti Mellis 2009 Regular-Season Record: 35-18 2009 Pac-10 Record: 10-10/5th SOFTBALL STAFF Head Coach: Diane Ninemire (22nd season, Nebraska-Omaha ‘80) Cal/Career Record: 970-475 Assistant Coach: John Reeves (16th season, San Jose State ‘80) Assistant Coach: Tammy Lohmann (4th season, Arizona State ‘97) Softball Office Phone: (510) 643-9101 Softball Fax: (510) 643-1116 Mailing Address: 304 Strawberry Canyon Center, Berkeley, CA 94720 MEDIA RELATIONS Softball SID: Melissa Dudek We are California Office Phone: (510) 642-3611 Melissa’s Cell Phone: (510) 316-9131 When referring to any California athletic team, please E-mail: [email protected] use either “California” or “Cal” to denote the institu- Web Site: CalBears.com tion and “Golden Bears” or “Bears” when indicating Mailing Address: 349 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA 94720 the mascot. Refrain from using such names as UC Berkeley, California-Berkeley, Cal-Berkeley, Cal State Berkeley. 2009 California Softball Numerical Active Roster Pronounciation Guide No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown 1 Frani Echavarria OF L/R 5-6 Fr HS Riverside, Calif. Valerie Arioto 3 Jamia Reid OF L/R 5-4 Fr HS Buena Park, Calif. Air-ee-OH-toe 4 Shannon Houston OF R/R 5-4 Jr 2V New Egypt, N.J. Frani Echavarria 5 Elia Reid OF R/R 5-4 Fr HS Buena Park, Calif. EE-chah-ver-ee-uh 7 Nikki Schrey Utl. R/R 5-7 R-Jr. HS Fresno, Calif. 8 Lauren Bauer IF R/R 5-10 Jr 1V Livermore, Calif. Sati Houston 11 Marissa Drewrey P R/R 6-3 Jr 2V Oakdale, Calif. SAW-tee 12 Vernae Sevilla IF R/R 5-7 Jr 2V Rancho Cucamonga Sanoe Kekahuna 15 Carrie Arth IF R/R 5-6 Sr 1V Alameda, Calif. Suh-NOY Cake-ah-HOO-nah 19 Sati Houston C R/R 5-5 So TR San Francisco, Calif. Gina Leomiti 20 Valerie Arioto Utl. R/R 5-7 So 1V Pleasanton, Calif. Leo-MITTY 22 Amy Bishop IF R/R 5-8 Fr HS Glendale, Calif. Elia Reid 23 Taylor Kelly SS R/R 5-8 Jr 2V Santee, Calif. Ah-LEE-uh 24 Shannon Thomas IF L/R 5-2 Jr TR Antioch, Calif. Jamia Reid 25 Sanoe Kekahuna C/Utl. R/R 5-9 So 1V Maui, Hawaii Jam-EE-uh 45 Gina Leomiti OF R/R 5-6 Sr 3V San Diego, Calif. Nikki Schrey Shray Head Coach: Diane Ninemire, 22nd season Vernae Sevilla Assistant Coaches: John Reeves (16th season), Tammy Lohmann (4th season) Ver-NAY Sev-EE-uh 2009 Cal Schedule (38-18, 10-10 Pac-10) Game Information- Gainesville Super Regional Saturday, May 23 2-6 Houston W 10-2 Liberty W 15-1 8:00 p.m. Game 1: California vs No. 1 Florida, ESPN 2-7 Boise State -- Cancelled Illinois W 9-1 Sunday, May 24 2-8 Fordham W 11-7 2-13 Wichita State W 8-0 6:00 p.m. Game 2: California vs No. 1 Florida, ESPN 2 2-14 North Carolina L 4-3 8:00 p.m. Game 3 (if necessary): California vs No. 1 Florida, ESPN 2 George Washington W 5-1 All times listed local (Eastern) Time 2-15 Penn State W 4-0 2-18 Santa Clara W 11-0 2-20 Mississippi W 1-0 News & Notes North Carolina State W 2-1 The No. 14/16 California Golden Bears, playing in the post season for the 24th 2-21 Maryland W 7-0 consecutive year, advanced to the NCAA Super Regional for the fourth time since the 2-22 Kansas L 2-3 format was adopted five years ago. The Bears swept the Tallahassee Regional, with an 2-27 Auburn L 1-4 Cal State Fullerton W 2-1 8-3 victory over Mississippi State and 2-0 and 2-1 victories over Oklahoma State. It is 2-28 Nevada W 5-4 the 10th time in the last 11 years the Bears have won their Regional to advance in the 3-1 UC Riverside W 8-3 post season. The Bears will be taking on the top overall seed, the Florida Gators. This 3-6 Northern Illinois W 8-1 is the second consecutive year the Bears’ road to a possible 11th College World Series 3-7 Providence W 3-0 BYU W 4-2 appearance has gone through Gainesville. Last year, the Bears were swept by the Gators 3-8 Fresno State L 3-2 on their home field, falling 4-2 in both games. 3-11 Memphis W 1-0 This will be the third time that the Bears and Gators have faced one another in the 3-12 Wisconsin W 2-0 Hawai’i W 10-1 post-season. In 2000, Cal won a pair of games against Florida, 2-0 and 2-1, at the Fresno 3-13 St. John’s W 6-2 Regional. The Bears went on to defeat Fresno State in the Regional Final and advanced 3-14 Radford -- Cancelled to the CWS. Utah -- Cancelled Starting pitcher Marissa Drewrey, a first-team All-Pacific Region selection, was the only 3-20 BYU L 0-4 UNLV W 8-0 Bear to toe the rubber in the Regional. Drewrey tossed three complete games, logging a 3-21 Colorado State L 1-2 1.00 ERA. She threw her 10th shutout of the season in the second game of the Regional, 3-22 Cal Poly L 1-4 Saturday’s 2-0 victory over Oklahoma State. Drewrey, who struggled with injuries midway 3-24 at Sacramento State L 1-2 through the season, finished out the year strong. In her last 12 appearances, Drewrey 3-25 at Pacific W 11-6 3-27 Washington L 1-9 is 8-0 with a 1.26 ERA. Her success has come in getting strikeouts in key situations. 3-28 UCLA W 7-6 In 55.2 innings since April 24, she has struck out 48 batters. and opposing hitters are 3-29 UCLA W 9-5 batting just .137 with runners on base. In that same span, Drewrey has 13 strikeouts to 4-3 at Oregon L 0-7 4-4 at Oregon State L 4-5 end innings and has punched out four as game-clinching final outs. 4-5 at Oregon State W 12-3 On the offensive side, the balance of the Bears attack showed itself in the Regional. 4-9 at Stanford L 4-1 Freshman outfielder Frani Echavarria was swinging the hot bat, connecting for seven 4-10 Stanford W 3-1 singles in nine at-bats (.778). Sophomore catcher Sanoe Kekahuna ignited the offense in 4-11 Stanford W 8-6 4-15 Saint Mary’s W 1-0 the opener against Mississippi State, going 2-for-2 with two home runs. Kekahuna retook 4-17 at Arizona State L 6-4 the lead in the slugging race, now leading the Bears with 11 homers this season. 4-18 at Arizona L 11-2 Freshman Jamia Reid raised her already team-leading batting average 19 points during 4-19 at Arizona L 7-5 the Regional. Reid, going 7-for-11 (.636) in the series with three runs scored. The first- 4-24 Oregon State W 11-2 4-25 Oregon W 7-2 team All-Pacific Region and second-team All-Pac-10 selection leads the squad with a 4-26 Oregon W 1-0 .363 average. 4-29 at UC Davis W 3-1 Reid extended her hitting streak to six games, tying her personal best of the season. 5-1 Arizona -- Cancelled It is the longest active streak on the team. Reid has also logged at least one hit in nine 5-2 Arizona State W 4-2 5-3 Arizona State L 7-3 of her last 10 contests. 5-7 at UCLA L 2-1 Sophomore utility player Valerie Arioto, playing all three games of the Regional at first 5-8 at Washington W 1-0 base, went hitless in the series, but was second on the Bears in RBI, driving in three 5-9 at Washington L 11-3 5-15 Mississippi State W 8-3 runs. Senior DP Gina Leomiti led the Bears with four runs driven in against Mississippi 5-16 Oklahoma State W 2-0 State and Oklahoma State. 5-17 Oklahoma State W 2-1 This is California Softball Made three consecutive Women’s College World Series title game appearances (2002-04; National Champions in 2002). The NCAA national championship in 2002 was the first by a women’s team in Cal athletic program history. Cal has appeared in seven of the last 10 NCAA WCWS, and 10 overall, including three appearances in AIAW College World Series. 24 straight NCAA Tournament appearances - the longest streak by any Pac-10 school (second-longest in the nation). Cal has not had a losing season since 1973 - a span of 35 years. Overall program record is 1356-671-3 Diane Ninemire has won more games than any other coach in California history - male or female (970-475). Eight Golden Bears have appeared in the Olympics – Vicky Galindo (USA, 2008); Lindsay James and Chloe Kloezeman (Greece, 2004); Diane Ninemire (Greece, coach 2004); Nicole DiSalvio (Italy, 2000, 2004); Michele Granger (USA, 1996); Gillian Boxx (USA, 1996) and Lisa Martinez (Puerto Rico, 1996).
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