2012 Humboldt State Softball Media Guide

Humboldt State Softball2012 Media Guide

2012 Humboldt State Softball Media Guide2

COACHING STAFF Head Coach...................................................Frank CheekAlma Mater (year) ...................San Francisco State (1963)Career Record/HSU ...............................1077-311-1/sameYears at HSU .......................................................24th yearCoach’s Phone .......................................... (707) 826-5952Coach’s Email ..................................... [email protected] Coach...............Shelli Maher-Sarchett (7th year)Alma Mater (year) .......................... Humboldt State (2002)Asst. Coach Phone .................................... (707) 826-5960Asst. Coach Email ........................ [email protected]

PROGRAM2011 Overall/Conf. Record ...............27-24/15-17 (7th CCAA)Starters Returning/Lost..................................................8/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................................16/6Conference Titles ................ 18 (‘83, ‘89-’91, ‘93, ‘94, ‘96, ‘98, ‘00-’09)Best Conference Record .....................23-1 (1998, NCAC)Best Overall Record ........................................60-6 (2005)NCAA Postseason Appearances.................19 (1990, ‘91, ‘93-’09)Nat’l Champ. Appearances .....................5 (1994, ‘95, ‘99, ‘01, ‘08)NCAA National Championship Title .............. 2 (1999, 2008)NCAA West Regional Titles .............. 5 (1994, ‘95, ‘99, ‘01, ‘08)Longest Winning Streak ....................35 (2/24/05-4/17/05)Consecutive Winning Seasons .............. 22 (1983*, 1989-’09) *1984-88 program was disbanded

UNIVERSITYSchool.......................................Humboldt State UniversitySystem ...................................... California State UniversityCity/State .......................................................Arcata, Calif.Founded .....................................................................1913Enrollment .................................................................7,903Home Field (capacity)...............................HSU Field (500)Colors ...........................................................Green & GoldNickname....................................................... LumberjacksConference ................California Collegiate Athletic AssociationAffiliation .................................................. NCAA Division IIPresident ............................................Dr. Rollin RichmondDirector of Athletics...........................................Dan CollenAthletics Phone.......................................... (707) 826-3666Faculty Athletic Representative ..............Dr. Jeffry BorgeldSports Information Contact .....................Sammi Sheppard

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General Information ............................................22012 Rosters.......................................................3Coaching Staff .................................................4-8 Head Coach Frank Cheek .............................5-6 Assistant Coach Shelli Maher-Sarchett ..............7 Assistant Coach Geneva Perrine .......................8NCAA Division II National Champions ....................92012 Lumberjacks ........................................10-242011 Season Review.....................................25-30 Batting & Pitching Statistics ...........................26 Fielding Statistics..........................................27 Hitting Leaders .............................................28 Pitching Leaders ...........................................29 Final Results ................................................30California Collegiate Athletic Association ......... 31-32 2011 CCAA Review .......................................32Coaching Records ..............................................33All-Time Roster .............................................34-36Lumberjack Honors ......................................37-40Career Records .................................................41Single-Season Records ..................................42-43All-Time Series ..................................................44Year-By-Year Scores ......................................45-51HSU Softball Tradition ...................................52-54Contributors .................................................55-56

Credits: The 2011 Humboldt State Softball Media Guide is a product of the Humboldt State Sports Information Office. Writing, layout and editing by Sammi Sheppard. Cover picture: Christor Lukasiewicz. Portraits: Sammi Sheppard. Photos: Dan Pambianco, Sammi Sheppard, Evan Wisheropp, Christor Lukasie-wicz. All names, nicknames, logos and other indicia referring to Humboldt State University are trademarked and protected by the university. Any unauthorized use is prohibited.

Humboldt State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, pregnancy, age disability, disabled veterans or Vietnam status. This policy applies to all HSU students, faculty and staff programs and activities. Questions regarding this policy should be directed to the Director of the Office of Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action, Humboldt State University, 1 Harpst Street, Arcata, Calif. 95521.

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2011 Roster

NUMERICAL

# PLAYER Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL 1 Tonya Walker OF R/R 5-7 So. Redding Foothill HS 2 Kayla Evans P L/L 5-6 Fr. Lake Isabella Kern Valley HS 3 Kirsten Nouzovsky 2B R/R 5-8 Sr. Escondido Escondido HS 4 Erin Guidarelli OF R/R 5-5 Jr. Portland, Ore. Central Catholic HS 5 Sammi Gilbert MI R/R 5-8 Sr. Ashland, Ore. Ashland HS 6 Jennifer Sizemore P R/R 5-6 So. Laytonville Laytonville HS 8 Andrea Chavez SS R/R 5-7 So. Anaheim Cypress HS 9 Claire Hoose C R/R 5-4 Jr. Morro Bay Morro Bay HS10 Serena Aragones OF R/R 5-6 Jr. San Jose Presentation HS11 Alicia Reid 3B R/R 5-4 Sr. Oakdale Cal State Stanislaus12 Courtney Hiatt C R/R 5-8 Jr. Laguna Hills Santa Margarita HS13 Jessica George P R/R 5-9 So. Oakdale Waterford HS14 Dani Randall OF R/R 5-6 Fr. San Jose Mt Pleasant HS15 Sarah Fox OF L/R 5-6 So. Camarillo La Reina HS16 Felicia Viveiros OF R/R 5-5 Sr. Castro Valley Castro Valley HS17 Alyson Blenis C R/R 5-7 Sr. Fremont Mission San Jose HS19 Megan Wink 2B R/R 5-3 Fr. Vacaville WC Wood HS20 Chrissy Stalf 1B L/L 6-1 Jr. Oakley Freedom HS 7 Hannah Brassmassery C R/R 5-7 Jr. Alameda Diablo Valley College22 Alison McKibbon 1B R/L 5-9 Fr. Mission Viejo Mission Viejo HS21 Alyssa Castillo P R/R 5-1 Fr. Newark Moreau Catholic HSRS Kyla Clapham P 5-5 Fr. El Cajon Valhalla HS RS Julie Pena 3B R/R 5-7 Fr. San Diego Westview HS

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# PLAYER Pos. B/T Ht. Yr. HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL 10 Serena Aragones OF R/R 5-6 Jr. San Jose Presentation HS17 Alyson Blenis C R/R 5-7 Sr. Fremont Mission San Jose HS 7 Hannah Brassmassery C R/R 5-7 Jr. Alameda Diablo Valley College21 Alyssa Castillo P R/R 5-1 Fr. Newark Moreau Catholic HS 8 Andrea Chavez SS R/R 5-7 So. Anaheim Cypress HSRS Kyla Clapham P 5-5 Fr. El Cajon Valhalla HS 2 Kayla Evans P L/L 5-6 Fr. Lake Isabella Kern Valley HS15 Sarah Fox OF L/R 5-6 So. Camarillo La Reina HS13 Jessica George P R/R 5-9 So. Oakdale Waterford HS 5 Sammi Gilbert MI R/R 5-8 Sr. Ashland, Ore. Ashland HS 4 Erin Guidarelli OF R/R 5-5 Jr. Portland, Ore. Central Catholic HS12 Courtney Hiatt C R/R 5-8 Jr. Laguna Hills Santa Margarita HS 9 Claire Hoose C R/R 5-4 Jr. Morro Bay Morro Bay HS22 Alison McKibbon 1B R/L 5-9 Fr. Mission Viejo Mission Viejo HS 3 Kirsten Nouzovsky 2B R/R 5-8 Sr. Escondido Escondido HS RS Julie Pena 3B R/R 5-7 Fr. San Diego Westview HS14 Dani Randall OF R/R 5-6 Fr. San Jose Mt Pleasant HS11 Alicia Reid 3B R/R 5-4 Sr. Oakdale Cal State Stanislaus 6 Jennifer Sizemore P R/R 5-6 So. Laytonville Laytonville HS20 Chrissy Stalf 1B L/L 6-1 Jr. Oakley Freedom HS16 Felicia Viveiros OF R/R 5-5 Sr. Castro Valley Castro Valley HS 1 Tonya Walker OF R/R 5-7 So. Redding Foothill HS19 Megan Wink 2B R/R 5-3 Fr. Vacaville WC Wood HS


Coaching Staff

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Frank CheekHead Coach24th Season

Frank Cheek has been a veritable living legend at Hum-boldt State Uni-versity since his arrival in 1969. His success story is illustrated by a

total of 1,338 victories — 1,077 in softball and 261 more as Humboldt’s wrestling coach.

In December 2009, Cheek received the highest honor a softball coach can achieve. He was inducted into the National Fastpitch Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame, becoming just the 50th coach to be so honored.

In 2008, Cheek and the Lumberjacks brought back to the campus for the second time in his tenure the Holy Grail of all col-legiate trophies — the NCAA National Cham-pionship — and again proved that Cheek’s program is the best in the country.

On that team, he coached three all-Ameri-ca, five all-region and five all-conference play-ers, while his coaching staff was honored as the NFCA coaching staff of the year.

Under his guidance, stand-out pitcher Lizzy Prescott was honored by being nominated for the Honda Division II Athlete of the Year and took home hardware as the California Col-legiate Athletic Association’s Female Athlete of the Year and Daktronic’s All-West Region Pitcher of the Year awards. Natalie Galletly earned Daktronic’s All-West Region Player of the Year, while Nikki Ketteringham was hon-ored by the conference as freshman of the year during 2008. Prescott, Galletly and Ket-teringham’s accomplishments earned them a spot on the 2008 All-American team.

In his 23 seasons as HSU softball coach, he has guided the Lumberjacks to 18 conference championships, 19 west regional playoff ap-pearances and five west region titles, includ-

ing capturing 1999’s “Best of the West” title in dramatic fashion. He has also been named conference Coach of the Year 12 times, in-cluding his final three seasons in the Pacific West. The 2001 coaching staff was named the best in the west region and Cheek was also honored for achieving his 600th win. He was named West Region Coach of the Year in 2001, following an impressive 54-14 sea-son and the team’s third berth to the national tournament. Cheek has directed 33 softball All-Americans.

In 2005, Cheek was named co-Great North-west Athletic Conference coach of the year, guiding the Lumberjacks to a 54-6 overall finish. Humboldt earned it’s fifth straight Great Northwest Athletic Conference crown with a 22-2 league mark.

In 2004, Cheek led the Jacks to a 60-6 overall finish, tying the program’s record for wins in a single season. The Jacks also fin-ished 22-2 in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, earning their fourth straight GNAC crown.

In 2001 he led the Jacks to their second Pacific West Conference title and won the NCAA West Region Champi-onships for the fourth time.

In 1999, Cheek’s Lum-berjacks were ranked as high as No. 1 in the nation during the season. However, after losing the Pacific West Conference championship to Hawaii Pa-cific, HSU avenged the defeat in the regional


tournament held at UC Davis (where some of the team’s greatest wins have been played) to beat Hawaii Pacific twice and advanced to Salem, Va., for a shot at the national title.

The Lumberjacks swept through the field at the national championship tournament and kept their 1999 post-season record perfect at 8-0 to bring home the top prize. The ‘Jacks finished No. 1 and were the top-ranked team for most of the 2000 season.

Cheek’s Lumberjacks easily handled Nebraska-Kearney in the championship game, 7-2 — and the rest is history in the record books as the HSU softball team gave the university it’s first ever national championship in a female sport.

“It’s a feeling I’ll never forget,” Cheek told the national media after the big victory. “I felt we were destined. In all the years I’ve been coaching, I’ve never had that feeling before.”

In 1998, the Lumberjacks captured the final Northern California Athletic Conference title, posting a 60-7 overall record and advancing to the West Regional Tournament.

Under his leadership in 1994, HSU finished the season No. 2 in the nation, advancing all the way to the NCAA Division II championship game. They returned to the championships in 1995, finishing third after defeating defending champion Merrimack.

Before taking over the Humboldt softball program, Cheek coached the Arcata High softball team for five years in addition to his du-ties as HSU wrestling coach. While at Arcata, his team won four league titles and made five section appearances.

Cheek, who coached wrestling for 22 seasons at Humboldt State, is the winningest coach in school history. His wrestling teams have won more than 250 matches. Cheek’s athletes have won a total of 46 All-America awards from the NCAA, including five individu-al national championships.

Cheek was inducted to the Califor-nia Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2003

Prior to graduating from San Fran-cisco State in 1963, Cheek served four years in the United States Marine Corps. While at SFSU, he participated in baseball and wrestling. He gradu-ated Magna Cum Laude and earned a master’s degree in physical education. In addition, he has a Secondary Ad-ministration Credential and a Second-ary Teaching Credential.

In 1991, Cheek was inducted into the San Francisco State Athletic Hall of Fame. After graduating he taught five years at Ceres High School. He joined the staff at HSU in 1969 as the wrestling coach and has also served as athletic director.

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Shelli Maher-SarchettAssistant Coach7th Season

Shelli Maher-Sarchett, a key member of the 1999 Humboldt State national championship team, enters her seventh season as assistant coach.

In 2008, Maher-Sarchett and the rest of the coaching staff was hon-ored as the 2008 NCAA Division II Coaching Staff of the Year, after

coaching the Lumberjacks (57-18 overall, 24-8 CCAA) to their second ever NCAA DII National Championship.

In 2007, she was honored as the 13th member of the Humboldt State softball program to be elected to the HSU Athletics Hall of Fame.

Maher-Sarchett assists in leading the program she helped achieve the NCAA Division II pinnacle as a slugging catcher and

third baseman. The year previous to coming back to HSU she served as head coach at Dominican University in her hometown of

San Rafael, where she previously was an assistant coach for three years.

During her four-year playing career at HSU, Maher-Sarchett posted a .359 career batting average that included a .407 mark achieved during her sophomore season of 1998. After earning All-American honors as the Jack’s third baseman in 1998 and 1999, Maher-Sarchett took over the catching responsibilities her senior year, gaining All-American status in that position.

Humboldt State’s record book lists Maher-Sarchett in every career hitting category, including doubles, where she ranks first all-time

with 52. She is No. 3 in both RBIs (188) and hits (282), and No. 4 all-time in home runs with 18.

Maher-Sarchett graduated from Humboldt State with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and has also worked as a Special Education In-structional Aide in the San Rafael public schools system. She lives in Ar-cata with her husband, Steve Sarchett, and daughter’s Sagen and Shia.


Geneva PerrineAssistant Coach1st Season

Four-year Lumberjack standout shortstop Geneva Perrine joins the HSU coaching staff this spring after playing a critical role as player in the Jacks’ recent success.

Perrine, starting shortstop on the 2008 National Champions, will always be remembered for her first collegiate home run, a grand slam in a 9-2 win over Cal State Stanislaus that helped HSU advance in the West Region tournament on the way to the national title.

During her Humboldt State career, Perrine achieved totals of 25 doubles and 12 homes runs. Also known for her outstanding defensive skills, she hit .288 over the course of 231 games. Perrine ranks No. 9 in the Humboldt State record book for games played in a single season with 71 in 2008.

A native of Woodland, Calif. Perrine is the daughter of Georgiana White and Jim Perrine. She will graduate in May with her degree in kinesiology.

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The 2008 (above) NCAA Division II National Championship team featured 3 All-America honorees. Two, Natalie Galletly and Lizzy Prescott, were three-time selections. Marissa Slattery was a two-time honoree and Nikki Ketteringham has been honored once. Galletly and Prescott were named the Daktronics Regional Player and Pitcher of the Year. Prescott was the CCAA Pitcher of the Year as well as a first team All-CCAA honoree along with Gal-

letly, Slattery and Caitlin Klug. Ketteringham earned second team honors.

The 1999 (below) NCAA Division II National Champions had six All-America selections on the team. Jessame Kendall, Shelli Maher, and Jamie Peter-son were threee-time selections. Megan Keesling, Taiisha Pleasant and April Tursky were each honored once. Kendall was named the conference

Pitcher of the Year and along with Peterson, Pleasant, Tursky, B.J. Helfrich and Megan Keesling were first-team All-PacWest Conference. Maher was a second-team selection.

Christen Hardee, Helfrich, Keesling, Kendall, Maher, Peterson and Pleasant have all been inducted into the Humboldt State Hall of Fame.

Two-time NCAA Division II National Champions


2012 Lumberjacks

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#3Kirsten NouzovskySenior

Second BaseHt: 5-8

Bats: RightThrows: Right

Escondido, Calif.Escondido HS

2011: Started all 51 games at second base ... had the third-best batting average for the Jacks with .357 ... in 157 appearances at the plate, hit 56 times, including 11 homeruns, 11 doubles and a triple ... batted in 43 RBIs, second highest on the team ... stole three bases ... posted multiple hits in 13 games, including the only Jack to have four hits in a single game (vs. Cal State Stanislaus 2/19/11).

2010: Batted .305 in 45 starts and 50 total appearances...had 40 hits and scored 24 runs in 131 at-bats....recorded eight doubles, 20 RBIs and four homers...stole three bases without be-ing caught...had a .905 fielding percentage and 39 assists.

2009: Redshirt season.

2008: Hit .257 in 31 starts and 32 total appearances … had 19 hits and scored nine runs in 74 at-bats … hit one home run, had three doubles and 10 walks … stole three bases without be-ing caught … suffering a season-ending knee injury in the 32nd game.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year letterwinner at Escondido High … earned team team Most Valuable Player honors twice PERSONAL: Born August 21, 1989 ... parents are Michelle and Tom Nouzovsky ... father is a Humboldt State alum ... majoring in kinesiology ... played club ball for the San Diego Breakers Gold.


2011: Appeared in 39 games, starting twice ... in 27 at-bats, made four hits, including a double and a homerun ... scored four runs and stole two bases ... hit her homer in the second game of the season, a 12-3 nightcap victory over Dominican (2/9/11). 2010: Made 38 starts and 53 total appearances ... batted .263 in 99 at-bats with 26 hits ... including seven doubles and one home run ... scored 16 times and had 8 RBIs.

2009: Batted .381 in five starts and 33 total appearances … rapped out eight hits, including two homers, in 21 at-bats … knocked in five runs and scored 11 times … had an on-base per-centage of .435 … stole one base.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity starter at Ashland (Ore.) High ... earned first-team All-Southern Sky Conference (SSC) honors as a senior ... a second-team All-SSC performer as a junior … as a sophomore was selected the team’s defensive MVP ... in volleyball was two-time All-SSC and earned all-state honors her senior year.

#5Sammi GilbertSenior

ShortstopHt: 5-8

Bats: RightThrows: RightAshland, Ore.

Ashland HS

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2011: Played in 50 games, starting all but three ... batted .263 in 114 appearances at the plate ... scored 16 runs and registered 30 hits, including four doubles, nine multiple hit games and a homerun ... homered in a 6-2 win over Chico State (4/8/11). CSU STANISLAUS: Named to the CCAA All-Academic team...Warrior Freshman of the Year...also played basketball freshman year.

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner ... 2005-06 Section Champion...three-time confer-ence champ ... two-time All-district team ... three-time honoree to first-team All-League ... also named basketball MVP ... three-tiem All-District selection and thee-time first-time All-League for basketball ... three-time conference champion and two-time All-League selection in golf.

PERSONAL: Born May 10, 1988, in Oakdale ... parents are Michelle and Corey Reid ... major-ing in elementary education ... enjoys photography, hiking and coaching youth.

#11Alicia Reid

SeniorThird Base

Ht: 5-4Bats: Right

Throws: RightOakdale, Calif.

Cal State Stanislaus


2011: Started all 51 games ... was named to the Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-American second team, Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division II All-West Region first team, Daktronics All-West Region first team and All-California Collegiate Athletic Associa-tion first team ... posted the team’s second-highest batting average, hitting .392 in 153 at-bats with 60 hits, including 19 multiple hit games ... scored 32 runs and batted in 42 RBIs ... regis-tered 11 homeruns and eight doubles ... went 3-for-4 in stolen bases attempts ... longest hitting streak was eight-in-a-row. 2010: Batted .252 in 47 starts and 55 total appearances...had 35 hits in 139 at-bats including seven doubles and four homers...led the team in triples (2)...tallied 13 runs and 24 RBIs...led the team with a perfect, 1.000, fielding percentage.

2009: A first-team All-CCAA selection … batted .299 in 53 starts and 56 total appearances … had 41 hits, including three doubles, one triple and seven home runs, in 137 at-bats for a .489 slugging percentage … scored 29 runs and knocked in 25 … had 16 walks and “took one for the team” nine times … was 4-for-4 in stolen bases.

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year varsity starter … earned first-team all-Hayward Area League (HAL) three times … honored as a second-team All-HAL selection … played club ball for the Lady Wolfpack.

PERSONAL: Born January 10, 1990, in San Leandro ... parents are Arcy and Silvio Viveiros ... majoring in biology with an emphasis in pre-med … enjoys camping, shopping and hanging out with friends and family.

#16Felicia Viveiros

SeniorOutfieldHt: 5-5


Castro Valley, Calif.Castro Valley HS

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2011: Made 30 starts in 45 appearances ... batted .291 off 23 hits on 79 appearances at the plate, including four doubles, a triple and a homerun ... First collegiate homerun came in a 9-1 victory over Hawaii Hilo (3/22) ... had 17 RBIs and scored 12 runs.

2010: Among her appearance in 27 games, made 15 starts … hit .267 in 45 official plate ap-pearances … had 10 RBI on 12 hits including four doubles … scored six times and also earned two walks … had three multi-hit games – twice at Cal State San Bernardino (2/19 & 2/20) and at Cal State Dominguez Hills (2/14) … in her best game of the season, at Cal State Dominguez Hills (2/14), she went 3-for-4 with a double and three RBI … had two doubles at Cal State San Bernardino (2/19).

2009: Appeared in six games … scored one run … had one put out.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity letterwinner and team captain in junior and senior years ... selected a first-team All-Mission Valley Athletic League (MVAL) performer as a senior … earned second-team All-MVAL honors as a sophomore and junior ... honored as a three-time team MVP... participated in cross country ... honored with school’s White Sweater Award for earning eight varsity letters … presented with the U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award … played club ball for the San Jose Sharks Gold.

PERSONAL: Born March 29, 1990 ... parents are Cindy and George Blenis ... majoring in nursing … enjoys traveling, music and rooting for the NHL’s San Jose Sharks.

#17Ally Blenis

SeniorCatcherHt: 5-7


Fremont, Calif.Mission San Jose HS


2011: Appeared in three games and saw the plate twice. 2010: Batted .444 in ten total appearances ... recorded four hits in nine at-bats and scored two times with five RBIs ... led the team with a .545 on base percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year varsity starter at Morro Bay High … earned first-team All-Los Padres League (LPL) and All-San Luis Obispo County (SLOC) recognition as a junior and second-team All-LPL and All-SLOC her senior year … honored as a Scholar-Athlete.

PERSONAL: Born January 1, 1991, in San Luis Obispo ... par-ents are Barbara and Clint Hoose ... majoring in child develop-ment … enjoys cooking, baking and going to the beach.

#4Erin GuidarelliJuniorOutfieldHt: 5-3Bats: RightThrows: RightPortland, Ore.Central Catholic HS

#9Claire HooseJuniorCatcherHt: 5-5Bats: RightThrows: RightMorro Bay, Calif.Morro Bay HS

2011: Appeared in 27 games for the Jacks ... in eight at-bats, had one hit and scored four runs ... went 2-for-2 on stolen bases attempts

2010: Batted .300 in one start and 25 total appeances...record-ed three hits in 10 at-bats and scored three times.

HIGH SCHOOL: Started all four years of varsity softball at Central Catholic High (Portland, Ore.) … honored as a first-team All-Mt Hood League performer as a senior and a second-teamer as a junior … the team won its conference championship in 2007 and 2009 and finished second in state in 2007 … also played JV soc-cer and basketball.

PERSONAL: Born January 14, 1991 ... parents are Susan and Frank Guidarelli ... majoring in cellular/molecular development … enjoys water skiing, designing t-shirts and riding bikes … played club ball for the Oregon Silver Bullets 18 Gold.

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#10Serena AragonesJuniorOutfieldHt: 5-6Bats: RightThrows: RightSan Jose, Calif.Central Catholic HS

#12Courtney HiattJuniorCatcherHt: 5-8Bats: RightThrows: RightLaguna Hills, Calif.Santa Margarita HS

2011: Played in 48 games, starting 39 ... hit .307 in 127 at-bats by registering 39 hits, including four doubles and six homers ... had 10 multiple-hit games ... posted 157 putouts and caught 18 players trying to steal bases. 2010: Batted .263 in 53 appearances with 38 starts ... had 32 hits in 118 at-bats with six double and two homers ... recorded 10 runs and 19 RBIs ... tallied 23 assists for a .986 fielding percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year letter-winner at Santa Mar-garita High … earned All-Trinity League first team honors as a senior and honorable mention as a junior … was a two-time scholar athlete … participated in the North v. South Orange County All-Star Game as a senior … was a member of the Trinity League Championship team in 2007 … received the team’s Defensive Player of the Year award in 2007 and MVP in 2006.

PERSONAL: Born May 23, 1991 ... parents are Shelley and William Hiatt ... majoring in kinesiology … enjoys hanging out with friends and family in her spare time and going to the beach … daughter of Shelley and William Hiatt … played club ball for American Athletics Gold.

2011: Appeared in 44 games, starting 29 for the Jacks ... hit .230 with 20 hits in 87 times at the plate ... recorded four doubles and nine RBIs on the season.

2010: Made 27 starts in 51 total appearances … hit .215 in 65 at-bats with 14 hits including one double and one homer … led all freshman and was third on the team with five steals … ranked second among freshman with 18 runs scored … first collegiate hit, walk and run came at Cal State Dominguez Hills (2/14) … twice had two hits in a game against Dominican (3/6) and vs. Montana State-Billings (3/28) … scored twice, had her first steal and home run and knocked in two against Dominican (3/6).

HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three varsity letters … honored as a second-team All-West Catholic Athletic League performer as a senior … named the team’s most improved player her sophomore season … three of her four years the team won a minimum of 26 games … A Mercury News honorable mention selection as a senior … played club ball for the San Jose Lady Sharks - Gold.

PERSONAL: Born August 14, 1991 ... parents are Terri and Steven Aragones ... majoring in liberal studies with an em-phasis in elementary education … enjoys dancing, listening to music and hanging out with friends.


JUNIOR COLLEGE: Competed at Diable Valley College. HIGH SCHOOL: Played softball at Saint Joseph Notre Dame (Alameda). PERSONAL: Born July 12, 1990, in San Francisco ... parents are Ted and Rabbit ... majoring in geology.

#20Chrissy StalfJuniorFirst BaseHt: 6-1Bats: LeftThrows: LeftOakley, Calif.Freedom HS

#7Hannah BrassmasseryJuniorCatcherHt: 5-7Bats: RightThrows: RightAlameda, Calif.Diablo Valley College

2011: Started all 51 games as a sophomore ... was named to the Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-American first team, Daktronics All-American third team, Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division II All-West Region first team, Daktronics All-West Region first team and All-California Collegiate Athletic Asso-ciation first team ... Honored as the CCAA’s Most Valuable Player after she led the CCAA with a .398 overall batting average, .807 slugging percentage, 68 hits, 47 RBI, 16 doubles, a conference single-season record 18 home runs and 138 total bases ... posted a 17 at-bat hitting streak and had 22 multiple hit games ... led the team with 389 putouts, registering 14 in a signle game against Cal State San Bernardino (4/22/11). 2010: Earned NFCA and Daktronics All-West Region honors in her freshman debut ... a second-team All-CCAA honoree ... bat-ted .369 while starting all 55 of the team’s games ... had 66 hits in 179 at-bats including 12 doubles, one triple, and four home runs ... struck out just nine times ... scored 27 times and knocked in 34 runs ... contributed 19 assists and had a .988 fielding percentage.

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year letterwinner … named a first-team All-Bay Valley Athletic League (BVAL) performer as a senior … a member of three BVAL championship teams … North Coast Sec-tion champion as a junior and runner-up as a senior … selected as team’s Captain Award winner as senior … played four years of volleyball and earned first-team BVAL honors as well as team MVP.

PERSONAL: Born July 4, 1991 ... daughter of Robyn and Bob Stalf … majoring in child development … hobbies include wake-boarding and camping … played club for NorCal Shockers Gold.

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2011: Started one game in her 45 appearances ... hit .286 in seven at bats and registered two hits ... scored 17 runs and stole the base five times as a pinch runner. HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year letterwinner … received MVP of the Cub Classic and most valuable defensive player her freshmen year...received All-League, All-Section and All-EAL selection her senior year...named to the All-Record searchlight prep softball team....played ASA club ball for the North Valley Rapids Gold.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 10, 1991 ... parents are Vanessa and Richard Walker ... majoring in kinesiology ... enjoys going to the beach.

2011: Made 20 appearances and six starts ... pitched a 5.92 ERA, winning three games to two losses ... posted 18 strike-outs. 2010: Redshirt season.

HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner … honored as a four-time first-team All-North Central II – North League (NCL) per-former … named NCL MVP as a sophomore, junior and senior … selected three times as a CalHiSports all-state nominee … earned Redwood Empire first-team recognition four times … played club ball for the Windsor Wildcats A.

PERSONAL: Born Nov. 13, 1991, in Ukiah, Calif. ... parents are Annette and Yancy Sizemore ... majoring in kinesiology … enjoys hanging out with friends and riding horses.

#1Tonya WalkerSophomoreOutfieldHt: 5-7Bats: RightThrows: RightRedding, Calif.Foothill HS

#6Jennifer SizemoreSophomorePitcherHt: 5-7Bats: RightThrows: RightLaytonville, Calif.Laytonville HS


2011: Appeared in 27 games, batting .294 in 17 at-bats ... in five hits, had two doubles, batted in four RBIs and scored six runs. HIGH SCHOOL: A two-year letterwinner at Cypress High (Anaheim) … earned all-league first team honors and all-ac-ademic team honors as a junior and senior ... was a two-time best offensive player selection ... also competed in soccer.

PERSONAL: Born August 2, 1992 ... parents are Miguel and Blanca Chavez ... majoring in kinesiology ... enjoys reading, listening to music and watching lacrosse ... played ASA club ball for the Riptide Gold.

2011: Made 17 starts in 26 appearances in the circle ... regis-tered a 6.41 ERA in 122.1 innings pitched ... struck opponents out 53 times, caught players stealing six times and had three putouts. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year letter-winner and a two-time scholar athlete at Waterford High ... earned Southern League and Waterford High School MVP as a junior and senior ... a two-time Modesto Bee Player/Athlete of the week ... honored as Waterford HS Athlete of the Year and USMC Female Athlete her senior year ... Also was a two-year volley-ball captain and 2008 High Jump Champ in track and field.

PERSONAL: Born January 15, 1992 … daughter of Jackie and Derek George ... majoring in journalism ... interests in-clude music, friends and family ... played ASA club ball for the California Smash.

#8Andrea ChavezSophomoreShortstopHt: 5-7Bats: RightThrows: RightAnaheim, Calif.Cypress HS

#13Jessica GeorgeSophomorePitcherHt: 5-8Bats: RightThrows: RightLaguna Hills, Calif.Santa Margarita HS

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HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Kern Valley High (Lake Isabella) ... received All-Area Kern County first team recognition as a junior and All-CIF first team honors as a senior ... earned all-league first team honors as a sopho-more, junior and senior ... was named team MVP all four years and league MVP as a junior and senior. PERSONAL: Born June 26, 1993, in Woodland Hills ... par-ents are Larry and Nikolle Evans ... majoring in kinesiology ... enjoys snowboarding, camping, wakeboarding and riding dirt bikes ... played travel ball with Explosion A.

2011: Started 40 times and made an appearance eight other times ... registered 31 hits in 123 times at the plate ... homered three times and had seven doubles ... scored 10 runs and bat-ted in 23 RBIs. HIGH SCHOOL: A four-year letterwinner...three-time first-team all-league team selection...and two-time all-CIF division 3 Southern Section player...received offensive player of the year in 2008....defensive player in 2009 and coaches award and captain for leadership in 2010...also played varsity golf for three years...played ASA club ball for the SoCal Pumas Gold.

PERSONAL: Born June 12, 1992 ... parents are Julie and David Fox ... majoring in Liberal Studies ... interests include scrapbooking and going to the lake with friends and family.

#15Sarah FoxSophomoreOutfieldHt: 5-6Bats: LeftThrows: RightCamarillo, Calif.La Reina HS

#2Kayla EvansFreshmanPitcherHt: 5-6Bats: LeftThrows: LeftLake Isabella, Calif.Kern Valley HS


HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity softball at Mount Pleasant High (San Jose) ... earned all-league first team honors all four years, along with the league’s Most Valuable Player honor as a junior and Senior of the Year award ... also played basketball. PERSONAL: Born March 6, 1993, in San Jose ... parents are Bob and Cindy Randall ... majoring in zoology ... played ASA for San Jose Sting Gold.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity softball at Will C. Wood High in Vacaville ... was named Defensive MVP in 2009 and 2011 ... earned all-league honorable mention recognition as a sophomore and senior.

PERSONAL: Born May 17, 1993, in Vallejo ... parents are Steve and Kim Wink ... majoring in social work.

#14Dani RandallFreshmanOutfieldHt: 5-6Bats: RightThrows: RightSan Jose, Calif.Mt. Pleasant HS

#19Megan WinkFreshmanSecond BaseHt: 5-3Bats: RightThrows: RightVacaville, Calif.WC Wood HS

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HIGH SCOOL: Played softball at Mission Viejo High ... earned Offensive Player of the Year honors. PERSONAL: Born March 10, 1993, in Mission Viejo ... par-ents are Brian and Kelly McKibbon ... has not yet declared a major ... enjoys hanging out with friends.

HIGH SCHOOL: Started all four years of varsity softball at Moreau Catholic High (Hayward) ... captained the team as a senior ... was named team Most Valuable Player as a junior ... earned All-Hayward Area Athletic League honors three times, including first team recognition as a junior and senior ... led the HAAL with the most strikeouts and lowest ERA. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 15, 1992, in Fremont ... parents are Chris and Shari Castillo ... majoring in kinesiology ... enjoys spending time with friends and watching movies.

#21Alyssa CastilloFreshmanPitcherHt: 5-1Bats: RightThrows: RightNewark, Calif.Moreau Catholic HS

#22Alison McKibbonFreshmanFirst BaseHt: 5-9Bats: RightThrows: LeftMission Viejo, Calif.Mission Viejo HS


HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity softball at Valhalla High (El Cajon) ... earned all-league second team honors ... was named a Union Tribune Scholar Athlete. PERSONAL: Born in Longmont, Colo. ... parents are Lamar and Audra Clapham ... majoring in kinesiology ... played ASA for East County Gamers.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three year letter-winner at Westview High (San Diego) ... captained the team as a senior and earned All-Palomar League honors ... was named a Union Tribune Scholar Athlete as a junior and senior ... received team Most Valuable Player and Offensive Player of the Year her senior year. PERSONAL: Born February 7, 1993, in San Diego ... par-ents are Julius and Florence Pena ... majoring in business ... enjoys hanging out with friends and family, listening to music, playing guitar and going shopping.

RSKyla ClaphamFreshmanPitcherHt: 5-5El Cajon, Calif.Valhalla HS

RSJulie PenaFreshmanThird BaseHt: 5-7Bats: RightThrows: RightSan Diego, Calif.Westview HS

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Lumberjack Profiles2011 Season in Review


PLAYER AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% STALF, Chrissy .398 51-51 171 48 68 16 0 18 47 138 .807 18 5 17 0 .469 0 2 1-1 389 24 4 .990 VIVEIROS, Felicia .392 51-51 153 32 60 8 0 11 42 101 .660 24 4 22 0 .484 1 0 3-4 44 0 1 .978 NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten .357 51-51 157 39 56 11 1 11 43 102 .650 20 1 20 2 .430 1 6 3-4 103 91 13 .937 KETTERINGHAM, Nikki .329 23-23 79 19 26 5 0 2 9 37 .468 10 0 9 0 .400 1 0 0-0 24 0 1 .960 PERRINE, Geneva .318 51-51 154 34 49 8 0 4 21 69 .448 11 2 15 0 .371 0 5 3-6 87 112 12 .943 HIATT, Courtney .307 48-39 127 15 39 4 0 6 23 61 .480 12 0 18 0 .364 1 3 1-1 157 37 6 .970 CHAVEZ, Andrea .294 27-0 17 6 5 2 0 0 4 7 .412 1 0 6 0 .333 0 0 0-0 7 11 1 .947 BLENIS, Ally .291 45-30 79 12 23 4 1 1 17 32 .405 16 7 15 1 .451 0 2 2-2 58 18 2 .974 WALKER, Tonya .286 45-1 7 17 2 0 0 0 0 2 .286 1 4 2 0 .583 0 0 5-12 4 1 1 .833 REID, Alicia .263 50-47 114 16 30 4 0 1 12 37 .325 9 1 21 0 .323 0 1 0-1 47 91 7 .952 FOX, Sarah .252 48-40 123 10 31 7 0 3 23 47 .382 13 3 7 1 .338 0 2 0-0 7 1 1 .889 ARAGONES, Serena .230 44-29 87 20 20 4 0 0 9 24 .276 2 1 12 0 .253 1 3 0-0 30 7 2 .949 WARREN, Lindsay .204 48-43 93 12 19 5 0 3 18 33 .355 7 1 16 1 .260 3 7 2-3 35 12 1 .979 GILBERT, Sammi .148 39-2 27 10 4 1 0 1 7 8 .296 3 0 7 0 .233 0 0 2-2 3 7 0 1.000 SCHERER, Megan .133 18-0 15 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 .133 0 0 2 0 .133 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 GUIDARELLI, Erin .125 27-0 8 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 .125 0 0 0 0 .125 0 4 2-2 2 2 0 1.000 VAN ACKER, Alexis .000 13-1 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0 .167 0 0 0-0 6 3 0 1.000 HOOSE, Claire .000 3-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 GEORGE, Jessica .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 3 25 1 .966 LEWIS, Kristina .000 1-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 10 0 1.000 HOOVER, Vaneza .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 3 31 1 .971Totals .307 51-51 1419 295 435 79 2 61 275 701 .494 148 29 191 5 .382 8 35 24-38 1011 488 54 .965Opponents .318 51-51 1355 322 431 77 6 38 280 634 .468 255 51 195 8 .442 6 49 28-51 1003 383 68 .953

LOB - Team (343), Opp (385). DPs turned - Team (21), Opp (13). IBB - Team (0), Opp (4). Picked off - VIVEIROS 2, GILBERT 1, NOUZOVSKY 1, WALKER 1.

Batting StatisticsRECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES (27-24) (13-8) (6-10) (8-6)CONFERENCE (17-18) (9-7) (6-10) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (10-6) (5-1) (0-0) (8-6)

PLAYER ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA HOOVER, Vaneza 4.95 15-8 31-24 9 1/2 2 141.1 148 115 100 127 106 25 4 16 539 .275 27 25 4 2 19 SIZEMORE, Jennifer 5.92 3-2 20-6 1 0/2 0 39.0 48 37 33 31 18 4 0 4 155 .310 12 10 0 2 6 GEORGE, Jessica 6.41 7-12 26-17 9 1/0 0 122.1 169 125 112 80 53 33 2 11 500 .338 11 14 3 1 18 LEWIS, Kristina 7.14 2-2 19-4 1 0/0 0 34.1 66 45 35 17 18 15 0 7 161 .410 8 2 5 1 6 Totals 5.82 27-24 51-51 20 4/2 2 337.0 431 322 280 255 195 77 6 38 1355 .318 58 51 12 6 49 Opponents 4.92 24-27 51-51 21 2/1 0 334.1 435 295 235 148 191 79 2 61 1419 .307 29 29 2 8 35

PB - Team (6), FEICK, A 4, HIATT, C 1, BLENIS, A 1, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (1), HIATT, C 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - PEREZ, G (16-27), HIATT, C (18-27), HOOVER, V (16-23), FEICK, A (15-23), LEWIS, K (7-7), BLENIS, A (6-6).

PB - Team (15), HIATT 10, BLENIS 5, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (6), HIATT 4, BLENIS 2, Opp (2). SBA/ATT - HIATT (19-37), HOOVER (9-22), GEORGE (10-16), BLENIS (9-12), LEWIS (7-8), SIZEMORE (2-5).

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Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CILEWIS, Kristina 11 1 10 0 1.000 0 7 1 .875 0 0 GILBERT, Sammi 10 3 7 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 VAN ACKER, Alexis 9 6 3 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 SIZEMORE, Jennifer 6 1 5 0 1.000 0 2 3 .400 0 0 GUIDARELLI, Erin 4 2 2 0 1.000 1 0 0 --- 0 0 STALF, Chrissy 417 389 24 4 .990 15 0 0 --- 0 0 WARREN, Lindsay 48 35 12 1 .979 1 0 0 --- 0 0 VIVEIROS, Felicia 45 44 0 1 .978 0 0 0 --- 0 0 BLENIS, Ally 78 58 18 2 .974 0 9 3 .750 5 0 HOOVER, Vaneza 35 3 31 1 .971 1 9 13 .409 0 0 HIATT, Courtney 200 157 37 6 .970 4 19 18 .514 10 0 GEORGE, Jessica 29 3 25 1 .966 0 10 6 .625 0 0 KETTERINGHAM, Nikki 25 24 0 1 .960 0 0 0 --- 0 0 REID, Alicia 145 47 91 7 .952 6 0 0 --- 0 0 ARAGONES, Serena 39 30 7 2 .949 1 0 0 --- 0 0 CHAVEZ, Andrea 19 7 11 1 .947 2 0 0 --- 0 0 PERRINE, Geneva 211 87 112 12 .943 7 0 0 --- 0 0 NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 207 103 91 13 .937 9 0 0 --- 0 0 FOX, Sarah 9 7 1 1 .889 0 0 0 --- 0 0 WALKER, Tonya 6 4 1 1 .833 0 0 0 --- 0 0 SCHERER, Megan 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 HOOSE, Claire 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Totals 1553 1011 488 54 .965 21 28 23 .549 15 0 Opponents 1454 1003 383 68 .953 13 24 14 .632 6 0

Fielding Statistics


Team Hitting LeadersBatting Average1. STALF, Chrissy .398 2. VIVEIROS, Felicia .392 3. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten .357 4. KETTERINGHAM, Nikki .329 5. PERRINE, Geneva .318 Slugging Percentage 1. STALF, Chrissy .807 2. VIVEIROS, Felicia .660 3. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten .650 4. HIATT, Courtney .480 5. KETTERINGHAM, Nikki .468 On-base Percentage1. WALKER, Tonya .583 2. VIVEIROS, Felicia .484 3. STALF, Chrissy .469 4. BLENIS, Ally .451 5. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten .430

Runs Scored 1. STALF, Chrissy 48 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 39 3. PERRINE, Geneva 34 4. VIVEIROS, Felicia 32 5. ARAGONES, Serena 20 Hits 1. STALF, Chrissy 68 2. VIVEIROS, Felicia 60 3. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 56 4. PERRINE, Geneva 49 5. HIATT, Courtney 39 Runs Batted In 1. STALF, Chrissy 47 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 43 3. VIVEIROS, Felicia 42 4. HIATT, Courtney 23 FOX, Sarah 23

Doubles 1. STALF, Chrissy 16

2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 11 3. PERRINE, Geneva 8 VIVEIROS, Felicia 8 5. FOX, Sarah 7

Triples 1. BLENIS, Ally 1 NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 1

Home Runs1. STALF, Chrissy 18 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 11 VIVEIROS, Felicia 11 4. HIATT, Courtney 6 5. PERRINE, Geneva 4

Total bases1. STALF, Chrissy 138 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 102 3. VIVEIROS, Felicia 101 4. PERRINE, Geneva 69 5. HIATT, Courtney 61 Walks 1. VIVEIROS, Felicia 24 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 20 3. STALF, Chrissy 18 4. BLENIS, Ally 16 5. FOX, Sarah 13 Hit-by-Pitch 1. BLENIS, Ally 7 2. STALF, Chrissy 5 3. VIVEIROS, Felicia 4 WALKER, Tonya 4 5. FOX, Sarah 3

Sacrifice Bunts 1. WARREN, Lindsay 7 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 6 3. PERRINE, Geneva 5 4. GUIDARELLI, Erin 4

Sac flies 1. WARREN, Lindsay 3

Stolen Bases 1. WALKER, Tonya 5 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 3 VIVEIROS, Felicia 3 PERRINE, Geneva 3

Steal Attempts 1. WALKER, Tonya 12 2. PERRINE, Geneva 6 3. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 4 VIVEIROS, Felicia 4 5. WARREN, Lindsay 3

Total Plate Appearances 1. STALF, Chrissy 196 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 185 3. VIVEIROS, Felicia 182 4. PERRINE, Geneva 172 5. HIATT, Courtney 143

At-bats 1. STALF, Chrissy 171 2. NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 157 3. PERRINE, Geneva 154 4. VIVEIROS, Felicia 153 5. HIATT, Courtney 127 Games Played1. PERRINE, Geneva 51 NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 51 STALF, Chrissy 51 VIVEIROS, Felicia 51 5. REID, Alicia 50

Games Started1. PERRINE, Geneva 51 NOUZOVSKY, Kirsten 51 STALF, Chrissy 51 VIVEIROS, Felicia 51 5. REID, Alicia 47

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Team Pitching Leaders Earned Run Average 1. HOOVER, Vaneza 4.95 2. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 5.92 3. GEORGE, Jessica 6.41 4. LEWIS, Kristina 7.14

Won-Loss Percentage 1. HOOVER, Vaneza .652 2. SIZEMORE, Jennifer .600 3. LEWIS, Kristina .500 4. GEORGE, Jessica .368

Wins1. HOOVER, Vaneza 15 2. GEORGE, Jessica 7 3. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 3 4. LEWIS, Kristina 2

Losses 1. GEORGE, Jessica 12 2. HOOVER, Vaneza 8 3. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 2 LEWIS, Kristina 2 Saves 1. HOOVER, Vaneza 2 Innings Pitched 1. HOOVER, Vaneza 141.1 2. GEORGE, Jessica 122.1 3. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 39.0 4. LEWIS, Kristina 34.1 Strikeouts 1. HOOVER, Vaneza 106 2. GEORGE, Jessica 53 3. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 18 LEWIS, Kristina 18 Appearances 1. HOOVER, Vaneza 31 2. GEORGE, Jessica 26 3. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 20 4. LEWIS, Kristina 19

4. GEORGE, Jessica 125

Earned Runs Allowed 1. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 33 2. LEWIS, Kristina 35 3. HOOVER, Vaneza 100 4. GEORGE, Jessica 112

Walks Allowed 1. LEWIS, Kristina 17 2. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 31 3. GEORGE, Jessica 80 4. HOOVER, Vaneza 127 Doubles Allowed 1. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 4 2. LEWIS, Kristina 15 3. HOOVER, Vaneza 25 4. GEORGE, Jessica 33 Triples Allowed 1. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 0 LEWIS, Kristina 0 3. GEORGE, Jessica 2 4. HOOVER, Vaneza 4 Home Runs Allowed 1. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 4 2. LEWIS, Kristina 7 3. GEORGE, Jessica 11 4. HOOVER, Vaneza 16

Games Started 1. HOOVER, Vaneza 24 2. GEORGE, Jessica 17 3. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 6 4. LEWIS, Kristina 4

Games Finished 1. LEWIS, Kristina 10 SIZEMORE, Jennifer 10 3. HOOVER, Vaneza 6 4. GEORGE, Jessica 5

Wild Pitches1. HOOVER, Vaneza 27 2. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 12 3. GEORGE, Jessica 11 4. LEWIS, Kristina 8

Hit Batters1. HOOVER, Vaneza 25 2. GEORGE, Jessica 14 3. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 10 4. LEWIS, Kristina 2 Sacrifice Bunts Allowed 1. HOOVER, Vaneza 19 2. GEORGE, Jessica 18 3. LEWIS, Kristina 6 SIZEMORE, Jennifer 6 Sacrifice Flies Allowed1. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 2 HOOVER, Vaneza 2 3. LEWIS, Kristina 1 GEORGE, Jessica 1 Hits Allowed 1. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 48 2. LEWIS, Kristina 66 3. HOOVER, Vaneza 148 4. GEORGE, Jessica 169 Runs Allowed 1. SIZEMORE, Jennifer 37 2. LEWIS, Kristina 45 3. HOOVER, Vaneza 115


DATE OPPONENT SCORE R-H-E/R-H-E OVERALL CONF. PITCHER OF RECORD ATTEND TIME2/9/11 Domincan W, 11-0 11-12-0/0-2-4 1-0 0-0 Hoover 50 1:262/9/11 Dominican W, 12-3 12-13-1/3-5-3 2-0 0-0 Lewis 50 1:222/11/11 Central Washinton L,10-11 10-9-4/11-13-0 2-1 0-0 George - 2:422/11/11 Grand Canyon W, 9-8 9-12-2/8-7-6 3-1 0-0 Hoover - 3:012/12/11 Western Oregon W, 15-0 15-17-2/0-5-4 3-2 0-0 George 40 2:152/12/11 Dixie State L, 9-17 9-6-3/17-14-3 3-3 0-0 Hoover - 2:302/13/11 Montana St. Billings W, 14-11 14-12-3/11-11-2 4-3 0-0 Sizemore - 2:362/19/11 *CSU Stanislaus L, 3-8 3-3-1/8-12-0 4-4 0-1 Lewis - -2/19/11 *CSU Stanislaus L, 14-16 14-17-0/16-17-1 4-5 0-2 Siezmore - -2/20/11 *CSU Stanislaus W, 4-3 4-6-1/3-2-0 5-5 1-2 George - -2/20/11 *CSU Stanislaus W, 4-3 4-7-0/3-8-0 6-5 2-2 Hoover - -2/26/11 *Sonoma State W, 3-1 3-4-1/1-2-3 7-5 3-2 Hoover 60 2:002/26/11 *Sonoma State L, 0-7 0-5-0/7-14-2 7-6 3-3 George 60 2:002/27/11 *Sonoma State W. 7-6 7-9-1/6-11-1 8-6 4-3 Lewis 50 1:302/27/11 *Sonoma State L, 1-9 1-3-2/9-10-1 8-7 4-4 Lewis 40 2:003/4/11 *UC San Diego L, 2-6 2-6-0/9-10-1 8-8 4-5 Hoover 80 2:003/4/11 *UC San Diego W,9-4 9-12-2/4-6-3 9-8 5-5 George 80 2:153/5/11 *UC San Diego L,2-12 2-5-1/12-15-1 9-9 5-6 Hoover 50 2:403/5/11 *UC San Diego L,8-12 8-9-0/12-11-2 9-10 5-7 George 70 2:103/11/11 *Cal State East Bay L,1-4 1-4-0/4-8-1 9-11 5-8 George 78 1:503/11/11 *Cal State East Bay L,3-11 3-4-1/11-8-0 9-12 5-9 Sizemore 70 1:453/12/11 *Cal State East Bay L,7-10 7-13-0/10-9-1 9-13 5-10 George 37 2:103/12/11 *Cal State East Bay W, 7-1 7-11-0/1-81 10-13 6-10 Sizemore 37 2:00 3/22/11 Univ. of Hawaii Hilo W, 9-1 9-10-0/1-4-2 11-13 7-10 Hoover 20 1:40 3/22/11 Univ. of Hawaii Hilo W,9-4 9-10-3/4-9-1 12-13 8-10 George 20 2:30 4/1/11 Dixie State L,1-12 1-3-1/12-9-0 12-13 8-10 George 50 2:004/1/11 Western Wash. L,2-5 2-8-2/5-8-1 12-14 8-10 Hoover 37 1:48 4/1/11 Chaminade W,3-0 0-5-1/3-10-0 13-15 9-10 Hoover 23 2:15 4/2/11 Univ. of Hawaii Hilo L,2-9 9-12-3/2-10-0 13-16 9-10 Hoover 63 2:074/2/11 Central Washinton W,4-3 4-6-1/3-9-2 14-16 10-10 Hoover 85 1:424/3/11 Grand Canyon W,7-5 7-9-1/5-6-0 15-16 11-10 Hoover 34 2:104/3/11 Univ. of Hawaii Hilo L,3-11 3-9-3/11-15-0 15-17 11-10 George 63 2:104/6/11 Acadamy of Art W,7-6 7-10-1/6-8-2 16-17 12-10 Hoover 20 2:104/6/11 Acadamy of Art W,6-5 6-11-1/5-5-2 17-17 13-10 George 23 2:004/8/11 *Chico State L,0-2 2-6-0/0-3-0 17-18 13-11 George 115 1:284/8/11 *Chico State W,6-2 2-5-1/6-9-0 18-18 14-11 Hoover 65 1:574/9/11 *Chico State L,3-8 8-9-0/3-8-0 18-19 14-12 George 215 1:554/9/11 *Chico State L,2-5 5-5-0/2-8-1 18-20 14-13 Hoover 185 1:504/11/11 *CSU Monterey Bay W,11-8 11-14-2/8-7-1 19-20 15-13 Hoover 56 2:204/11/11 *CSU Monterey Bay L,3-8 15-17-1/14-12-2 19-21 15-14 Hoover 62 3:104/12/11 *CSU Monterey Bay W,15-14 3-4-2/8-9-2 20-21 16-14 Hoover 34 2:154/12/11 *CSU Monterey Bay L,3-8 5-9-1/8-92 20-22 16-15 George 54 2:304/15/11 *SF State W,6-2 2-6-1/6-9-1 21-22 17-15 Hoover 133 1:504/15/11 *SF State W,8-3 3-6-3/8-8-1 22-22 18-15 George - 1:584/16/11 *SF State W,4-3 3-6-0/4-9-0 23-22 19-15 Hoover 233 2:184/16/11 *SF State L,1-6 6-11-0/1-5-1 23-23 19-16 George - 1:44 4/21/11 *CSU San Bernadino W,5-0 5-7-0/0-3-0 24-23 20-16 Hoover 46 2:504/21/11 *CSU San Bernadino W,6-4 6-12-2/4-6-1 25-23 21-16 George 51 2:104/22/11 *CSU San Bernadino L,2-5 2-6-1/5-9-1 25-24 21-17 George 85 2:124/23/11 CSU San Bernadino W,8-4 8-7-1/4-7-1 26-24 21-17 Hoover 43 2:004/23/11 CSU San Bernadino L, 2-11 2-5-2/11-12-1 26-25 21-17 Hoover 32 2:00

* California Collegiate Athletic Association games

Final Results

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California CollegiateAthletic Association (CCAA)

Member Institutions• Cal Poly Pomona• Cal State Dominguez Hills• Cal State East Bay• Cal State Los Angeles• Cal State Monterey Bay• Cal State San Bernardino• Cal State Stanislaus• Chico State• Humboldt State• San Francisco State• Sonoma State• UC San Diego

Quick FactsFirst Year of Competition: 1939

Membership: 12

Commissioner: Robert J. Hiegert

2009-10 President: Earl Edwards, Athletic Director, UC San Diego

Assistant Commissioner, Compli-ance & SWA: Carol Rivera

Assistant Commissioner, Media Relations: Al Barba

Coordinator of Officiating: Dr. Bill White

Women’s Sports (7): Basketball, Cross Country, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball

Men’s Sports (6): Baseball, Basket-ball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Track & Field

Official Colors: Reflex Blue, White

All-Time NCAA Championships: 148 (most among all NCAA Division II Conferences)

Institution Breakdown: 11 California State University members; One University of California member.

The California Collegiate Athletic Association has been one of the nation’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its establishment in Decem-ber 1938.

The 12-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State East Bay, Cal State Los Angeles, CSU Monterey Bay, Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Chico State, Humboldt State, San Francisco State, Sonoma State and UC San Diego.

These institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s CCAA-sponsored sports. Fall sports include men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition.

CCAA members have won 148 NCAA Championships (100 men, 48 women) all-time, far and away the most of any Division II conference. On the men’s side, CCAA members have brought home at least 10 titles in swimming & diving (25), wrestling (16), track & field (13), tennis (11) and baseball (10).

CCAA institutions have been very successful in the history of NCAA women’s athletics, having won 10 cross country, nine softball, six track & field, five volley-ball and five basketball national championships as well as 13 more in four other sports.

The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference membership since charter members UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form a league in 1938. Over the past 70 years, a number of institutions have been members of the CCAA including Cal State Ba-kersfield, Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine, UC Riverside, UC Davis and Grand Canyon University.

The CCAA Commissioner’s Office relocated from Southern California to the San Francisco Bay Area-suburb of Walnut Creek in July 1998. Robert J. Hiegert is in his 13th year as Commissioner.


FIRST TEAM School Pos. Yr. HometownCamille Gaito UCSD P Jr. San Rafael, Calif.Samantha Lipperd SSU P So. Boulder Creek, Calif.Hailey Stockman CSUC C Jr. Auburn, Calif.Chrissy Stalf HSU 1B So. Oakley, Calif.Kayla Ledford SSU 2B Sr. Marysville, Calif.Jordan Flora CSUS 3B So. Modesto, Calif.Rochelle Vanyi SSU SS Sr. Rocklin, Calif.Kris Lesovsky UCSD OF Jr. Simi Valley, Calif.Felicia Viveiros HSU OF Jr. Castro Valley, Calif.Priscilla Curiel CSUSB OF Sr. San Bernardino, Calif.Jacquelyn Holtzclaw CSUSB OF Sr. West Covina, Calif.Jesse Talaugon SSU DP Sr. San Jose, Calif.Brittany Martinez SSU UT Sr. Ontario, Calif.Skyler Valdivia CSUMB UT So. Beaumont, Calif.

SECOND TEAM School Pos. Yr. HometownSam Baker CSUC P Jr. Reno, Nev.Stephanie Jimenez CSUDH P So. Norwalk, Calif.Shae Olds CSUMB C Sr. Long Beach, Calif.Jamie Moon CSUMB 1B Jr. Torrance, Calif.Britney Butler CSUSB 2B So. Riverside, Calif.Sarah Woofter UCSD 3B Sr. San Leandro, Calif.Emiley McEwen CSUDH SS Jr. Anaheim, Calif.Jamie Leffingwell CSUSB OF So. San Bernardino, Calif.Britt Wright CSUC OF Jr. Castro Valley, Calif.Heather Jensen SFSU OF So. Sacramento, Calif.Missy Corral CSUS AL Sr. Oakdale, Calif.Skylynn Myers SSU AL Jr. Stockton, Calif.Diana Payan CSUC AL Jr. El Monte, Calif.Mya Romero UCSD AL Fr. Woodland, Calif.

Most Valuable PlayerChrissy Stalf, Humboldt State

Pitcher of the YearCamille Gaito, UC San Diego

Freshman of the YearMya Romero, UC San Diego

Newcomer of the YearSam Baker, Chico State

Coach of the YearPatti Gerkens, UC San Diego

2010 CCAA Final Standings CCAA OVERALL Team W L T Pct W L T Pct UC San Diego 22 9 0 .710 45 13 0 .776 Sonoma State 23 13 0 .639 38 22 0 .633 Chico State 20 12 0 .625 31 19 0 .620 CSU Dominguez Hills 17 15 0 .531 28 24 0 .538 CSU San Bernardino 18 18 0 .500 35 24 0 .593 CSU Monterey Bay 17 18 0 .486 24 27 0 .471 Humboldt State 15 17 0 .469 27 24 0 .529 Cal State East Bay 14 22 0 .389 24 27 0 .471 CSU Stanislaus 14 22 0 .389 21 30 0 .412 San Francisco State. 11 25 0 .306 18 35 0 .340

Chrissy StalfCCAA Most Valuable Player

First Team

Felicia ViveirosCCAA First Team

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HEAD COACH YEAR OVERALL PCT. CONF.

BARBARA VAN PUTTEN 1968 2-1 .667 - 1971 1-3 .250 - 1972 2-3 .400 - 1973 4-3 .571 - 1974 2-5 .286 - 1977 6-14 .300 -

VAN PUTTEN’S HSU CAREER RECORD: 17-29 (6 Seasons)

BESS CHANDLER 1975 4-5 .800 - 1976 1-6 .143 - CHANDER’S HSU CAREER RECORD: 5-11 (2 Seasons)

LYNN WARNER 1978 14-9 .609 10-4 1979 14-6 .700 10-4 1980 10-12 .455 8-6 1981 8-11 .421 6-8 1982 9-13 .409 6-8 1983 10-4 .714 10-4 WARNER’S HSU CAREER RECORD: 65-55 (6 Seasons)

FRANK CHEEK 1989 29-21 .580 18-6 1990 42-13 .764 24-3 1991 39-12 .765 23-5 1992 31-14 .689 17-7 1993 45-10 .818 21-3 1994 50-11 .820 19-5 1995 53-10 .841 19-5 1996 49-13 .790 22-2 1997 54-13 .806 21-3 1998 60-7 .896 23-1 1999 55-7-1 .873 15-5 2000 54-9 857 17-2 2001 54-14-1 .783 14-5 2002 41-18 .695 22-1 2003 44-19 .698 16-3 2004 53-15 .779 21-5 2005 60-6 .909 22-2 2006 54-6 .900 21-1 2007 56-8 .875 29-3 2008 57-18 .760 24-8 2009 38-20 .655 23-9 2010 32-23 .581 21-15 2011 27-24 .529 17-18 HSU CAREER RECORD: 1,077-311-2 (23 Seasons)

Coaches Records


A Akin, Dayna .........................1989Allen, Deana ...................1977-80Alvarez, Emma .....................1980Alverson, Tara ......................2002Anderson, Alison ....... 1977-78, 80Anderson, Jenna .............2008-09Anderson, Melanie ................1976Anderson, Robin ...................1992Anderson, Terra ..............1993-95Aragones, Serena* ........2010-Ashley, Marian ......................1980

B Backman, Sheila ..............1993-94Baker, Melanie .................2001-02Barbaria, Victoria .............2004-05Barrows, Pat ........................1968Batchelor, Wendy ............1993-94Benson, Penny ................1968-69Bernard, Kari .......................1975Bertocchi, Teresa .............2002-03Beumeler, Deb ................1980-82Bicknell, Kathy .....................1975Biddle, Charlene ...................1973Bingisser, Heather ...........2005-08Blair, Diane ..........................1974Bland, Jodie .........................2002Blenis, Allyson* .............2009-Block, Michelle ................2004-05Bortolazzo, Karen ............1989-90Bostain, Tammy ..............1993-94Brassmassery, Hannah*...2012-Britt, Ashley .........................2003Brooke, Candice ..............2001-02Brown, Cheryl ......................1976Brown, Kim ..........................1968Buettner, Karen ....................1970Burke, Gloria ...................1978-81Burnside, Tonya ...................1970Burroughs, Kim ....................1975

C Cababa, Torrie ................1990-91Callahan, Tammi...................1983Cameron, Carolyn............2004-07Capik, Kathy .................. 1977, 79Cappi, Teresa .......................1972Caropreso, Amy ..............1995-96Carter, Vicki .........................1972

Case, Sharon .......................1974Casillas, Marty .................1980-82Castillo, Alyssa*..............2012-Chamberlain, Diane ......... 1973-74Chavez, Andrea* ............2011-Cheek, Teresa .................1989-90Churchwell, Borghild .............1980Circo, Amy ......................1989-90Clapham,Kyla*................2012-Clarey, Patricia .....................1975Clark, Cheryl ...................1981-83Coker, Kim ......................2001-02Conley, Jane ........................1969Cope, Brandi ...................2000-03Cope, Lacey ....................2000-03Copini, Susan .......................1972Corbett, Jennie ....................1977Corriea, Megan ...............2000-01Coulter, Melissa ....................2001Cowell, Brooke ................2011-12Cox, Staci ............................1992Cree, Julianne .................2003-04Cruse, Jill .............................1980Culbertson, Barbara ......... 1969-70

D Davini, Sarah .......................2006Davis, Sarah ........................1999Deaner, Jacque ...............1969-70Del Campo, Pat ...............1977-79Delgado, Lisa .......................1989Delsman, Sarah ...............1999-01Devenberg, Kim ...................2003Devlin, Brenda .....................1976

Didier, Micki ....................1981-83Dobbings, Susan ..................1970

E Eddy, Lynn ......................1973-74Edmonds, Kim .................1992-93Eide, Kristin .........................2007Evans, Kayla*.................2012-

F Faska, Lisa ......................1979-82Feick, Anna .....................2009-10Fereira, Lisa ....................1991-92Ferris, Joni ...........................1973Fillman, Gayle .................1972-73Finnigan, Connie .............1968-69Foote, Lora ..........................1983Forbes, Susan ......................1973Fox, Sarah* ...................2011-Frake, Kathy ...................1979-82Frakes, Elaine .................1979-80Freeman, Barbara ................1972Fries, Kelli .......................1993-94Fritz, Jennifer ..................1993-96Furbush, Marcia ..............1969-70

G Gagner, Sandra ....................1983Galbraith, Carolyn ...........1969-70Galletly, Natalie ...................06-09Gandara, Nikole ...................2006Gangwish, Kathy .............1991-92Garcia, Eva .....................1995-96Garcia, Meredith ...................2001Garl, Kim .............................1981George, Jessica* ............2011-Ghylin, Chris ........................1977Gilbert, Sammi* .............2009-Gomez, Apple .................1992-95Gomez, Tammy ...............1997-98Gordon, Eileen ................1980-83Gorski, Joann .......................1974Gosse, Juliet ........................2001Green, Megan ......................2009Gregory, Susan ....................1973Grubb, Gaylen .................1989-91Guerreiro, Shari ....................1995Guevara, Shona ...................2002Guidarelli, Erin* .............2010-

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H Hampton, Gia ......................2010Hand, Olivia .........................2001Hanes, Hannah ....................2004Hansston, Tami ....................1991Hansen, Janet ................1975-76Hansen, Laura .................1995-98Hansen, Melissa ..............1992-93Harbeson, Nancy .............2004-07Hardee, Kim .........................1997Hardee, Christen .............1999-02Harrin, Toni ..........................1975Harris, Lori ...........................1992Harris, Sue......................1977-79Harrison, Brandi ..............2002-06Harvey, Leslie.......................1970Heck, Ann ............................1976Heer, Roxie ..........................1972Heidtman, Molly ...................1996Helfrich, B.J. ...................1996-99Henke, Catie .................. 1996, 97Herd, Helen ....................1982-83Hiatt, Courtney* ............2010-High, Cierra .........................2000Hildebrand, Jeni ..............1989-90Hilfiker, Jan ..........................1968Hill, Carol .............................1968Hill, Mary .............................1968Hippenstiel, Claudia ..............1992Hirshman, Kathy ..................1969Hodge, Kathy .......................1969Holland, Estee .................1998-99Holsworth, Vicki ..............1970-72Hoose, Claire* ...............2010-Hoover, Vaneza ...............2010-11Horn, Jackie ....................1969-70Howard, Melanie .............1994-95Hulse, Cristi ....................1982-83Humphreys, Tynel ................1997Hungerford, Debbie ......... 1977-79Hunt, Becky ....................1968-69Hunt, Shelly .........................1997Hunter, Pam .........................1970Hutchings, Kathryn ..........1996-99

I Imfeld, Kathy ..................1970-73Immel, Becky ..................1981-83Intersimone, Mary ........... 1970-72

J Jensen, Stella ..................1972-73Johnson, Jennifer .................1995Johnson, Kristy ....................2001Johnson, Tena .................1981-83Jones, Bukie ...................1994-95Jones, Sarah ........................1999Jungi, Susan ........................1970Justice, Juanita ....................1969

K Kast, Jennifer .......................1997Keesling, Megan ..............1996-99Keiffer, Pat ...........................1972Kelly, Kimberlee ....................1999Kendall, Jessame .............1998-01Ketteringham, Nikki ......... 2008-11Kibby, Cathy.........................1979Kilgore, Evelyn .....................1974Kimbal, Dana ..................1979-80Kindred, Kelly .......................2005King, Barbara ..................1970-73Klug, Caitlin ....................2006-09Kohlmeier, Kim ................1978-79

L Lantry, Heidi ........................1996Leas, Karyn ..........................1994Lewis, Kristina .................2008-11Liebler, Paula .......................2009Limon, Karen .......................2000Linari, Geraldine ..............1975-78Lonquist, Stacie...............1993-94Lovering, Jaime ...............1997-98Lufkin, Kris ..........................1994Lyons, Anita ....................1972-74

M MacKay, Shelby ....................1995Maher, Shelli ...................1997-00Mager, Mandy ......................1992Mannatt, Katlyn ...............2008-09Marks, Lynn .........................1980Mariska, Cresida ...................2007Marroquin, Terry .............1997-00McCarthy, Kristi ....................1995McCombs, Tori .....................2007McCoy, Joanna .....................2007McKibbon,Alison*..........2012-McKinney, Maysel ............1982-83

McMillan, Linda ...............1969-70Metcalf, Dawna ...............1992-95Merry, Carolyn .................1975-77Miller, Dana .....................1981-82Miller, Lena .....................1990-91Miller, Pat .............................1975Miranda, Felicia ....................2007Mitchell, Lisa ........................1983Moeller, Janice .....................1981Mohr, Karlie..........................2009Monahan, Julie .....................1997Monk, Karen ........................1975Monson, Linda ....................73-74Morgan, Kelly ............ 2000-01, 03Motzny, Chrissy ...............2006-09Motzny, Tracy ..................2004-07Moxon, Dana .......................1972Mullen-Jones, Hannah...... 2007-08Murphy, Karen ......................1979Murray, Chrissy ....................1993Murray, Linda ..................1976-80Murray, Tammy ...............1989-90Muther, Amy ........................1993

N Neilsen, Natalie ....................2004Neitling, Anneliese ........... 1996-97Nelson, Joanna ....................2000Newton, Nancy ...............1978-79Nobiletti, Tracy .....................1990Nouzovsky, Kirsten* ......2008-Novack, Brandie ...................1992Nutter, Cresta .......................1990

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O O’Connell, Seana .............1994-95Oltjenbruns, Ashley ......... 2006-09Orlandi, Pam ........................1982Ott, Val ................................1974Owens, Natalee ....................2000

P Padilla, Jessica ................2004-06Palmire, Bonnie ...............1972-73Parada, Nichole ...............2009-10Paulsen, Pat ....................1976-78Pedersen, Dawn ...................1981Pena, Julie*......................2012Perez, Gracie ...................2009-10Perkins, Barbara ...................1968Perrine, Geneva ..............2008-11Person, Marie .......................1996Peterson, Jamie ..............1996-99Peyton, Leslie..................1990-91Pleasant, Taiisha .............1997-00Polo, Rosita ..........................1995Poynter, Mara .......................1997Preble, Cathy .......................1970Prescott, Lizzy .................2005-08

Q Quast, Doreen ................1969-70

R Raethke, Erin ..................1996-99Ramsey, Barbara ..................1980Randall,Dani*.................2012-Ratfield, Kelly .......................2005Ray, Stephanie ................2001-04Rebik, Wendy .......................1993Reeves, Cathy ................ 1973, 75Reid, Alicia* ...................2011-Renaud, Donna ......... 1975, 77-78Richards, Tammi..............1990-91Ridout, Lynsey ................2002-03Ripperger, Sarah ..............2003-04Roberts, Cynthia ..................1975Roberts, Kara ..................2002-05Roberts, Molly ......................1975Rodriguez, Rene ...................2002Roistacher, Robin ..................1973Rose, Jessica .......................1996Rose, Tami ......................1982-83Rosenbaum, Elaine ......... 1969, 72

Ross, Judy ...........................1978Rothballer, Amy ...............2002-05Rowson, Susan ....................1978Ryles, Debby ...................1989-92

S Sall, April ........................1999-00Sayers, Ronnie .....................2009Schenck, Sabrina .............2004-07Scherer, Megan ....................2011Schlueter, Lisa ......................2000Schultz, Joanna ...............2008-09Scott, Kimberly.....................1997Scott, Sarah .........................2004Seaman, Sonja .....................1993Sequeira, Vicki .....................1991Shepherd, Lori .....................1974Shernock, Vanessa ..........2005-08Shoffner, Jennie ..............1972-74Simmons, Karen ...................1969Singh, Stefanie ................2007-08Sizemore, Jennifer* .......2011-Skiles, Mary .........................1979Slattery, Marissa ..............2006-09Smith, Barbara ................1972-73Smith, Laurie ..................1974-75Smith, McKenna ...................2011Soderberg, Lynne ...... 1979-81, 83Soltysik, Anne-Marie ....... 1975, 77Sosinski, Kelly .................2000-03Speir, Kristi .....................1990-92St. Louis, Kim .......................1980Stalf, Chrissy* ...............2010-Stallard, Diana ................1993-95Stallard, Sue-Ellen ...........1990-91Stange, Lorre ..................1981-82Stanley, Debbie ...............1979-80Stokes, Lynell .......................1989Susan, Pat ......................1968-69Sutherland, Megan ..........2004-07Swanson, Cheryl ..................1972Swensen, Kristen .............1989-90

T Teasley, Susan ................1976-77Tenk, Kerri ...........................1991Terrones, Amy ......................2001Thurston, Jennifer ................2004Tiner, Storme ..................1974-75Tipton, Alisa ................... 1996, 97

Tokar, Royce ...................1973-75Torres, Anetra .................1992-95Traglia, Beth ...................1989-90Trotter, Kathy ..................1975-77Tucker, Terry ...................1968-69Tursky, April ....................1998-01

V Valenta, Dawn.................1995-96Vallee, Maggie.................1989-92Vargas, Terri ........................1991Van Acker, Alexis* .........2011-Van Frankfoort, Irene ...........1976Viveiros, Felicia* ...........2009-

W Wachsmuth, Amanda ............2002Walker, Tonya* .............2011-Wareham, Meribeth .............02-05Warner, Lynn ........................1968Warren, Karen ......................1975Warren, Lindsay ..............2008-11Wasson, Bev ...................1968-69Watkins, Pam .......................1968Watson, Courtney ............1996-98Wayland, Barbara .................1977Webber, Ally .........................2001Wecker, Karina .....................2005Wehren, Rixie .................1968-69Weitzel, Emily ......................2003West, Francesca ..............2006-09Williams, Andrea .............2001-04Williams, Melanie .................1975Williamson, Paula .................1973Wilson, Susan .................1972-73Wilson, Virginia ....................1970Wink, Megan*..................2012Wolfe, Kelly .....................1992-95

Y Yost, Nancy .........................1972Yount, Paula ........................1976

Z Zachary, Pat .........................1972Zimmardi, Tammy ...........1992-93

* indicates active players

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Lumberjack HonorsNFCA All-America

2011 .................. Chrissy Stalf (1B) Felicia Viveiros (OF) 2009 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Marissa Slattery (C) 2008 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Nikki Ketteringham (OF) Lizzy Prescott (P) 2007 ........... Carolyn Cameron (SS) Natalie Galletly (1B) Lizzy Prescott (P) Marissa Slattery (C) 2006 .............Brandi Harrison (3B) Jessica Padilla (C) Lizzy Prescott (P) 2005 ................... Tracy Notzny (P) 2004 ............ Andrea Williams (OF) 2003 ............ Andrea Williams (OF) 2002 ................... Lacey Cope (2B) 2001 .............. Jessame Kendall (P) 2000 .................... Shelli Maher (C) 1999 ............... Megan Keesling (C) Jessame Kendall (P) Shelli Maher (C) Jamie Peterson (OF) April Tursky (1B) 1998 ..................Laura Hansen (C) Jessame Kendall (P) Shelli Maher (3B) Jamie Peterson (OF) Taiisha Pleasant (OF) Courtney Waston (DP) 1997 ..................Laura Hansen (C) Jamie Peterson (OF) 1996 ................. Jennifer Fritz (1B) Courtney Waston (DP) 1995 ................. Jennifer Fritz (1B) Apple Gomez (SS) Anetra Torres (OF) Kelly Wolfe (P) 1994 ................. Jennifer Fritz (1B) Anetra Torres (OF) Kelly Wolfe (P) 1992 ..............Stacie Lonquist (OF) 1990 ..............Jeni Hildebrand (1B)

Daktronics All-America

2011 .................. Chrissy Stalf (1B) 2009 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Marissa Slattery (C) 2008 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Lizzy Prescott (P) 2007 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Lizzy Prescott (P)

NFCA All-Region

2011 .................. Chrissy Stalf (1B) Felicia Viveiros (OF) 2009 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Nikki Ketteringham (OF) Marissa Slattery (C) 2008 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Nikki Ketteringham (OF) Caitlin Klug (2B) Lizzy Prescott (P) Marissa Slattery (C) Francesca West (UT) 2007 ........... Carolyn Cameron (SS) Natalie Galletly (1B) Tracy Motzny (P) Lizzy Prescott (P) Marissa Slattery (C) Francesca West (UT) 2006 ........... Carolyn Cameron (SS) Natalie Galletly (1B) Nancy Harbeson (OF) Brandi Harrison (3B) Jessica Padilla (C) Lizzy Prescott (P) 2005 ............Nancy Harbeson (OF) Brandi Harrison (3B) Tracy Motzny (P) Lizzy Prescott (P) Meribeth Wareham (C) 2004 ...................Tracy Motzny (P) Amy Rothballer (1B) Sarah Scott (2B) Andrea Williams (OF) 2003 ................... Lacey Cope (2B) Brandi Harrison (UT) Kelly Sosinski (SS) Andrea Williams (OF) Emily Weitzel (P) 2002 ............... Melanie Baker (OF) Lacey Cope (2B) Shona Guevara (P) 2001 ............... Melanie Baker (OF) Christen Hardee (C) Jessame Kendall (P) April Tursky (1B) Andrea Williams (OF) 2000 .............. Jessame Kendall (P) Shelli Maher (C) April Tursky (1B) Taiisha Pleasant (OF) 1999 ............... Megan Keesling (C) Jessame Kendall (P) Shelli Maher (C) Jamie Peterson (OF) Taiisha Pleasant (OF) April Tursky (1B)

1998 ..................Laura Hansen (C) Jessame Kendall (P) Shelli Maher (3B) Jamie Peterson (OF) Taiisha Pleasant (OF) Courtney Waston (DP) 1997 ..................Laura Hansen (C) B.J. Helfrich (P) Terry Marroquin (SS) Jamie Peterson (OF) Taiisha Pleasant (DP) 1996 ................. Jennifer Fritz (1B) Kathryn Hutchings (OF) Erin Raethke (P) Alisa Tipton (2B) Courtney Watson (DP) 1995 ................. Jennifer Fritz (1B) Apple Gomez (SS) Bukie Jones (OF) Kristi McCarthy (3B) Anetra Torres (OF) Kelly Wolfe (P) 1994 ................. Jennifer Fritz (1B) Stacie Lonquist (OF) Anetra Torres (OF) Kelly Wolfe (P) 1993 ................. Jennifer Fritz (1B) Stacie Lonquist (OF) Anetra Torres (OF) Kelly Wolfe (P) 1992 ....................Debby Ryles (C) 1991 ................Torrie Cababa (UT) Tammi Richards (SS) 1990 ..................... Amy Circo (UT) Jeni Hildebrand (1B) 1989 .............Jeni Hildebrand (1B) 1983 .................... Cheryl Clark (P)

Daktronics All-Region

2011 .................. Chrissy Stalf (1B) Felicia Viveiros (OF) 2010 .................. Chrissy Stalf (1B) 2009 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Nikki Ketteringham (OF) Marissa Slattery (C) Lindsay Warren (OF) 2008 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) Nikki Ketteringham (OF) Catlin Klug (2B) Lizzy Prescott (P) Marissa Slattery (C) 2007 ........... Carolyn Cameron (SS) Natalie Galletly (1B) Catlin Klug (2B) Chrissy Motzny (OF) Tracy Motzny (OF)


Lizzy Prescott (P) Marissa Slattery (C) Megan Sutherland (OF)

Daktronics RegionalPlayer of the Year

2009 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) 2008 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B) 2007 .............. Natalie Galletly (1B)

Daktronics RegionalPitcher of the Year

2008 ........................Lizzy Prescott 2007 ........................Lizzy Prescott

Conference Player of the Year

CCAA 2011 ......................... Chrissy Stalf 2009 ......................Natalie Galletly 2007 ......................Natalie Galletly

GNAC 2006 .....................Brandi Harrison 2005 ....................Nancy Harbeson 2004 .................... Andrea Williams 2003 .................... Andrea Williams 2002 ...........................Lacey Cope

Pac West 2000 .................... Taiisha Pleasant

NCAC 1996 .........................Jennifer Fritz 1995 ........................ Apple Gomez 1993 ..................... Stacie Lonquist 1990 .............................Amy Circo

Conference Pitcher of the Year

CCAA 2008 .......................Lizzie Prescott 2007 .......................Lizzie Prescott

GNAC 2006 .......................Lizzie Prescott 2005 ........................ Tracy Motzny 2004 ........................ Tracy Motzny 2003 .........................Kara Roberts

Lumberjack HonorsPac West

2001 ....................Jessame Kendall 2000 ....................Jessame Kendall 1999 ....................Jessame Kendall

NCAC 1998 ....................Jessame Kendall 1994 ........................... Kelly Wolfe 1990 ....................... Torrie Cababa 1989 ........................Teresa Cheek 1983 ..........................Cheryl Clark

Conference Newcomer of the Year

CCAA 2008 ................Nikki Ketteringham

GNAC 2006 ......................Natalie Galletly 2004 ...........................Sarah Scott 2002 ..................... Shona Guevara

Pac West 2001 .................... Andrea Williams

CCAA All-Conference

2011Chrissy Stalf (1B) First Team

Felicia Viveiros (OF) First Team

2010Nikki Ketteringham (OF) Second Team Gracie Perez (P) Second Team Chrissy Stalf (1B) Second Team

2009 Natalie Galletly (1B) First Team Nikki Ketteringham (OF) First Team Caitlin Klug (2B) First Team Marissa Slattery (C) First Team Felicia Viveiros (DP) First Team Nichole Parada (P) Second Team

2008 Natalie Galletly (1B) First Team Caitlin Klug (2B) First Team Lizzy Prescott (P) First Team Marissa Slattery (C) First TeamNikki Ketteringham (OF) Second Team

2007 Carolyn Cameron (SS) First Team

Natalie Galletly (1B) First Team Tracy Motzny (P) First Team Lizzy Prescott (P) First Team Chrissy Motzny (OF) Second Team Vanessa Shernock (DP) Second Team Francesca West (3B) Second Team

GNAC All-Conference

2006 Carolyn Cameron (SS) First Team Brandi Harrison (3B) First Team Nancy Harbeson (OF) First Team Lizzy Prescott (P) First Team Natalie Galletly (1B) Second Team Tracy Motzny (P) Second Team Jessica Padilla (C) Second Team Marissa Slattery (C) Second Team Megan Sutherland (OF) Second Team

2005 Amy Rothballer (1B) First Team Brandi Harrison (3B) First Team Nancy Harbeson (OF) First Team Tracy Motzny (P) First Team Carolyn Cameron (SS) Second Team Lizzy Prescott (P) Second Team

2004 Amy Rothballer (1B) First Team Brandi Harrison (3B) First Team Tracy Motzny (P) First Team Jessica Padilla (C) First Team Sarah Scott (2B) First Team Andrea Williams (OF) First Team

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Lumberjack Honors

2003 Lacey Cope (2B) First Team Kara Roberts (P) First Team Andrea Williams (OF) First Team Brandi Harrison (UT) Second Team Kelly Morgan (DP) Second Team Amy Rothballer (1B) Second Team

2002 Shona Gevara (P) First Team Lacey Cope (2B) First Team Melanie Baker (OF) Second Team Brandi Cope (3B) Second Team Kara Roberts (P) Second Team Rene Rodriguez (DP) Second Team Andrea Williams (OF) Second Team

PacWest All-Conference

2001 Melanie Baker (OF) First Team Jessame Kendall (P) First Team April Tursky (1B) First Team Andrea Williams (OF) First Team Christen Hardee (C) Second Team

2000 Jessame Kendall (P) First Team Shelli Maher (C) First Team April Tursky (1B) First Team Taiisha Pleasant (OF) First Team Karen Limon (P) Second Team Kelly Sosinski (SS) Second Team

Kelly Morgan (3B) Second Team

1999 B.J. Helfrich (P) First Team Jessame Kendall (P) First Team Megan Keesling (C) First Team April Tursky (1B) First Team Jamie Peterson (OF) First Team Taiisha Pleasant (OF) First Team Shelli Maher (3B) Second Team

NCAC All-Conference

1998 Laura Hansen (C) First Team B. J. Helfrich (P) First Team Jessame Kendall (P) First Team Shelly Maher (3B) First Team Jamie Peterson (OF) First Team Taiisha Pleasant (OF) First Team Courtney Watson (UT) First Team Terry Marroquin (SS) Second Team

1997 Laura Hansen (C) First Team Kathryn Hutchings (OF) First Team Terry Marroquin (SS) First Team Jamie Peterson (OF) First Team B. J. Helfrich (P) Second Team Taiisha Pleasant (UT) Second Team Alisha Tipton (2B) Second Team

1996 Jennifer Fritz (1B) First Team

Kathryn Hutchings (OF) First Team Jamie Peterson (OF) First Team Erin Raethke (P) First Team Courtney Watson (UT) Second Team

1995 Jennifer Fritz (1B) First Team Apple Gomez (SS) First Team Kelly Wolfe (P) First Team Amy Caropreso (UT) Second Team Anetra Torres (OF) Second Team

1994 Tammy Bostain (SS) First Team Kelli Fries (C) First Team Jennifer Fritz (1B) First Team Apple Gomez (SS) First Team Stacie Lonquist (OF) First Team Kelly Wolfe (P) First Team Anetra Torres (OF) Second Team

1993 Kim Edmonds (C) First Team Jennifer Fritz (1B) First Team Stacie Lonquist (OF) First Team Kelly Wolfe (P) First Team Apple Gomez (OF) Second Team

1992 Kim Edmonds (UT) First Team Apple Gomez (SS) First Team Debby Ryles (C) First Team Kelly Wolfe (P) Second Team

1991 Gaylen Grubb (OF) First Team Tammi Richards (SS) First Team Debby Ryles (C) First Team Sue-Ellen Stallard (P) First Team Torrie Cababa (P) Second Team

1990 Torrie Cababa (P) First Team Amy Circo (UT) First Team Tammi Richards (SS) First Team Karen Bortolozzo (OF) Second Team Teresa Cheek (P) Second Team Jeni Hildebrand (1B) Second Team Debby Ryles (C) Second Team

1989 Teresa Cheek (P) First Team Amy Circo (UT) First Team Jeni Hildebrand (1B) First Team Kristen Swenson (2B) First Team Beth Swensen (2B) Second Team


1983 Cheryl Clark (P) First Team Becky Immel (OF) First Team Cristi Hulse (1B) First Team

1982 Cheryl Clark (P) First Team Tena Johnson (OF) Second Team

1981 Cheryl Clark (P) First Team

1980 Deana Allen (P) First Team Elaine Frakes (OF) Second Team

1979 Deana Allen (P) First Team Debra Hungerford (OF) First Team Kim Kohlmeier (P) First Team

1980 Sure Harris (C) First Team Kim Kohlmeier (P) First Team Donna Renaud (SS) First Team

NFCA National Coaching Staff of the Year

2008Frank Cheek

Shelli Maher-SarchettArt Jones

NFCA Regional Coaching Staff of the Year

2008Frank Cheek

Shelli Maher-SarchettArt Jones

2001Frank Cheek

Jennifer BagleyMatt Weiner

1995Frank CheekMaggie Vallee

Clay White

Conference Coach of the Year

CCAA 2009 ......................... Frank Cheek

GNAC 2006 ......................... Frank Cheek 2005 ......................... Frank Cheek 2003 ......................... Frank Cheek

Pac West 2000 ......................... Frank Cheek 1999 ......................... Frank Cheek

NCAC 1996 ......................... Frank Cheek 1994 ......................... Frank Cheek 1993 ......................... Frank Cheek 1990 ......................... Frank Cheek 1989 ......................... Frank Cheek 1983 ......................... Lynn Warner

Joan Wallace/ Scholar Athlete Award

1998 ....................... Jamie Peterson1992 ........................... Debby Ryles

Lumberjack Honors

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Career RecordsBATTING

Games 1. Brandi Harrison (2002-06) ..... 268 2. Nancy Harbeson (2004-07) .... 260 3. April Tursky (1998-01) ........... 258 4. Natalie Galletly (2006-09) ...... 257 Cailtin Klug (2006-09) ........... 257 Taiisha Pleasant (1997-00)..... 257 5. Jamie Peterson (1996-99) ...... 255 8. Chrissy Motzny (2006-09) ...... 254 Marissa Slattery (2006-09) ..... 254 Andrea Williams (2001-04) .... 254 Shelli Maher (1997-00) .......... 254

At Bats 1. Andrea Williams (2001-04) .... 809 2. Jamie Peterson (1996-99) ...... 806 April Tursky (1998-01) ........... 806 4. Nancy Harbeson (2004-07) .... 787 5. Shelli Maher (1997-00) .......... 786 6. Natalie Galletly (2006-09) ...... 778 7. Brandi Harrison (2002-06) ..... 777 8. Caitlin Klug (2006-09) ........... 771 9. Marissa Slattery (2006-09) ..... 770 10. Carolyn Cameron (2004-07) ... 759 Runs 1. Jennifer Fritz (1993-96) ......... 195 2. Jamie Peterson (1996-99) ...... 194 3. Taiisha Pleasant (1997-00)..... 193 4. Brandi Harrison (2002-06) ..... 186 5. Andrea Williams (2001-04) .... 181 6. Apple Gomez (1992-95) ........ 174 7. Nikki Ketteringham (2008-11) . 161 8. Anetra Torres (1992-95) ........ 160 9. Caitlin Klug (2006-09) ........... 151 10. Shelli Maher (1997-00) .......... 140

Runs Batted In 1. Natalie Galletly (2006-09) ...... 223 2. Jennifer Fritz (1993-96) ......... 205 3. Carolyn Cameron (2004-07) ... 203 4. Taiisha Pleasant (1997-00)..... 196 5. Brandi Harrison (2002-06) ..... 191 6. Shelli Maher (1997-00) .......... 188 7. Natalie Galletly (2006-08) ...... 180 8. Andrea Williams (2001-04) .... 167 9. Nancy Harbeson (2004-07) .... 166 10. Marissa Slattery (2006-09) ..... 152

Hits 1. Natalie Galletly (2006-09) ...... 312 2. Jennifer Fritz (1993-96) ......... 310 3. Jamie Peterson (1996-99) ...... 295

4. Carolyn Cameron (2004-07) ... 288 5. Shelli Maher (1997-00) .......... 282 6. Brandi Harrison (2002-06) ..... 279 7. Andrea Williams (2001-04) .... 273 8. Nikki Ketteringham (2008-11) 270 9. Marissa Slattery (2006-09) ..... 262 April Tursky (1989-01) ........... 262

Doubles 1. Natalie Galletly (2006-09) ........62 2. Brandi Harrison (2002-06) .......57 3. Shelli Maher (1997-00) ............52 4. Nikki Ketteringham (2008-11) ..50 5. Apple Gomez (1992-95) ..........49 6. Jennifer Fritz (1993-96) ...........48 7. Marissa Slattery (2006-09) .......45 April Tursky (1998-01) .............45 Taiisha Pleasant (1997-00).......45 10. Jamie Peterson (1996-99) ........42

Triples 1. Jamie Peterson (1996-99) ........28 2. Andrea Williams (2001-04) ......20 3. Jennifer Fritz (1993-96) ...........17 4. April Tursky (1998-01) .............12 5. Taiisha Pleasant (1997-00).......11 6. Kim Edmonds (1992-93) ..........10 Amy Circo (1989-90) ...............10 8. Amy Rothballer (2002-05) .........9 Shelli Maher (1997-00) ..............9 10. Kelly Morgan (2000-01, 03) .......8 Apple Gomez (1992-95) ............8 Gaylen Grubb (1989-91) ............8

Home Runs 1. Taiisha Pleasant (1997-00).......50 2. Natalie Galletly (2006-09) ........37 3. Brandi Harrison (2002-06) .......33 4. Andrea Williams (2001-04) ......32 5. Jessica Padilla (2004-06) .........25 Apple Gomez (1992-95) ..........25 7. Chrissy Stalf (2010- ) ..............22 Felicia Viveiros (2009- ) ...........22 9. Lindsay Warren (2008-11) .......21 10. Marissa Slattery (2006-09) .......19

Walks 1. Taiisha Pleasant (1997-00)..... 145 2. Brandi Harrison (2002-06) ..... 126 3. Amy Rothballer (2002-05) ..... 101 4. Natalie Galletly (2006-09) ...... 100 5. Jessica Padilla (2004-06) .........75 6. Terry Marroquin (1997-00).......74 7. Ashley Oltjenbruns (2006-09) ..69

8. Jennifer Fritz (1993-96) ...........68 9. Nancy Harbeson (2004-07) ......64 10. Megan Sutherland (2004-07) ...63 Andrea Williams (2001-04) ......63 Lacey Cope (2000-03) .............63

Batting Averages(min. 250 career at bats) 1. Stacie Lonquist (1993-94) ..... .450 2. Jennifer Fritz (1993-96) ........ .409 3. Natalie Galletly (2006-09) ..... .401 4. Carolyn Cameron (2004-07) .. .379 5. Melanie Baker (2001-02) ...... .378 7. Apple Gomez (1992-95) ....... .376 8. Courtney Watson (1996,98) .. .371 9. Bukie Jones (1994-95) ......... .370 10. Kathryn Hutchings (1996-99) .369

Stolen Bases 1. Jamie Peterson (1996-99) ...... 145 2. Kathryn Hutchings (1996-99) ...95 3. Andrea Williams (2001-04) ......87 4. Taiisha Pleasant (1997-00).......67 5. Kelly Morgan (2000-01, 03) .....52 6. Anetra Torres (1992-95) ..........55 7. Caitlin Klug (2006-09) .............48 8. Apple Gomez (1992-95) ..........44 9. Carolyn Cameron (2004-07) .....43 10. Tammy Gomez (1997-98) ........41

Sacrifices 1. Anetra Torres (1992-95) ..........61 2. Caitlin Klug (2006-08) .............47 3. Kelly Sosinski (2000-03) ..........55 4. Francesca West (2006-09) .......38 5. Apple Gomez (1992-95) ..........37 6. April Tursky (1998-01) .............35 Kathryn Hutchings (1996-99) ...35 8. Meribeth Wareham (2002-05) ..32 9. Chrissy Mozny (2006-09) .........31 Amy Rothballer (2002-05) .......31 Megan Keesling (1996-99) .......31

PITCHINGStarts 1. Jessame Kendall (1998-01) .... 140 2. Lizzy Prescott (2005-08) ........ 132 3. Tracy Motzny (2004-07) ......... 127 4. Kelly Wolfe (1992-95) ............ 115 5. B.J. Helfrich (1996-99) ............88 6. Kara Roberts (2002-05) ...........80 7. Erin Raethke (1996-99) ...........70 8. Gracie Perez (2009-10) ...........56 9. Torrie Cababa (1990-91) .........54 Shutouts 1. Lizzy Prescott (2005-08) ..........51 2. Tracy Motzny (2004-07) ...........43 Jessame Kendall (1998-01) ......43 4. Kelly Wolfe (1992-95) ..............30 5. B.J. Helfrich (1996-99) ............19 6. Kara Roberts (2002-05) ...........14 7. Torrie Cababa (1990-91) .........13 8. Erin Raethle (1996-99) ............12 Teresa Cheek (1989-90) ..........12 10. Sue-Ellen Stallard (1990-91) ....11

Innings Pitched 1. Jessame Kendall (1998-01) 1,040.2 2. Lizzy Prescott (2005-08) ..... 927.2

3. Tracy Motzny (2004-07) ...... 762.1 4. Kelly Wolfe (1992-95) ......... 675.0 5. B.J. Helfrich (1996-99) ....... 517.2 6. Erin Raethke (1996-99) ...... 493.2 7. Kara Roberts (2002-05) ...... 459.0 8. Teresa Cheek (1989-90) ..... 359.2 9. Torrie Cababa (1990-91) .... 341.2 10. Gracie Perez (2009-10) ....... 333.1

Saves 1. Jessame Kendall (1998-01) ......11 2. Kelly Wolfe (1992-95) ................7 Sue-Ellen Stallard (1990-91) ......7 4. Julianne Cree (2003-04) ............6 Torrie Cababa (1990-91) ...........6 6. Tracy Motzny (2004-07) .............5 B.J. Helfrich (1996-99) ..............5 8. Lizzy Prescott (2005-08) ............4 Kara Roberts (2002-05) .............4 Teresa Cheek (1989-90) ............4

ERA(min. 100 innings pitched) 1. Sue-Ellen Stallard (1990-91) . 0.79 2. Teresa Cheek (1989-90) ....... 0.84 3. Jessame Kendall (1998-01) ... 0.92 4. Lizzy Prescott (2005-08) ....... 0.98 5. Amy Circo (1989-90) ............ 1.00 6. Torrie Cababa (1990-91) ...... 1.21 7. Tracy Motzny (2004-07) ........ 1.22 Emily Weitzel (2003) ............ 1.22 B.J. Helfrich (1996-99) ......... 1.22 Melanie Howard (1994-95) ... 1.22

Wins 1. Jessame Kendall (1998-01) .... 128 2. Lizzy Prescott (2005-08) ........ 122 3. Tracy Motzny (2004-07) ......... 101 4. Kelly Wolfe (1992-95) ..............95 5. B.J. Helfrich (1996-99) ............72 6. Erin Raethke (1996-99) ...........61 7. Kara Roberts (2002-05) ...........48 8. Melanie Howard (1994-95) ......37 9. Torrie Cababa (1990-91) .........36 10. Gracie Perez (2009-10) ............34

Strikeouts 1. Lizzy Prescott (2005-08) ..... 1,101 2. Jessame Kendall (1998-01) .... 738 3. Tracy Motzny (2004-07) ......... 471 4. B.J. Helfrich (1996-99) .......... 428 5. Erin Raethke (1996-99) ......... 302 6. Gracie Perez (2009-10) .......... 282 7. Kara Roberts (2002-05) ......... 242 8. Kelly Wolfe (1992-95) ............ 227 9. Torrie Cababa (1990-91) ....... 177 10. Teresa Cheek (1989-90) ........ 173 Complete Games 1. Jessame Kendall (1998-01) .... 103 2. Lizzy Prescott (2005-08) ..........98 3. Tracy Motzny (2004-07) ...........85 4. Kelly Wolfe (1992-95) ..............78 5. Teresa Cheek (1989-90) ..........43 6. B.J. Helfrich (1996-99) ............35 7. Kara Roberts (2002-05) ...........33 8. Gracie Perez (2009-10) ............30 Torrie Cababa (1990-91) .........30 10. Erin Raethke (1996-99) ...........29


Single Season Records

BATTINGGames 1. Natalie Galletly (2008) .............75 Nikki Ketteringham (2008) ........75 Caitlin Klug (2008) ..................75 Chrissy Motzny (2008) .............75 5. Ashley Oltjenbruns (2008) .......74 Marissa Slattery (2008) ...........74 Lindsay Warren (2008) ............74 Francesca West (2008) ............74 9. Geneva Perrine (2008) ............71 10. Lacey Cope (2001) ..................69 Megan Corriea (2001) .............69 Kelly Morgan (2001) ................69 Kelly Sosinski (2001) ...............69 April Tursky (2001) .................69

At Bats 1. Caitlin Klug (2008) ................ 267 2. Nikki Ketteringham (2008) ...... 254 3. Marissa Slattery (2008) ......... 251 4. Natalie Galletly (2008) ........... 235 5. Chrissy Motzny (2008) ........... 233 6. Andrea Williams (2004) ......... 231 7. Jamie Peterson (1997) .......... 231 8. Jamie Peterson (1998) .......... 226 9. Nancy Harbeson (2005) ......... 225 10. Francesca West (2008) .......... 219

Walks 1. Taiisha Pleasant (1998) ...........41 2. Taiisha Pleasant (2000) ...........39 3. Natalie Galletly (2008) .............37 Brandi Harrison (2006) ............37 5. Courtney Watson (1998) .........36 6. Amy Rothballer (2004) ............34 Taiisha Pleasant (1999) ...........34 8. Brandi Harrison (2005) ............33 9. Taiisha Pleasant (1997) ...........31 10. Natalie Galletly (2007) .............30 Jessica Padilla (2005) ..............30

Batting Average(min. 125 at bats) 1. Stacie Lonquist (1993) ......... .456 2. Stacie Lonquist (1994) ......... .445 3. Brandi Harrison (2006) ......... .433 4. Carolyn Cameron (2007) ...... .429 5. Jennifer Fritz (1996) ............. .427 6. Jennifer Fritz (1994) ............. .425 7. Cheryl Clark (1981) .............. .420 8. Natalie Galletly (2006) .......... .417 9. Natalie Galletly (2009) .......... .413 10. Nikki Ketteringham (2010) .... .411

Stolen Bases 1. Jamie Peterson (1997) ............53 2. Jamie Peterson (1998) ............50 3. Kathryn Hutchings (1997) ........46 4. Jamie Peterson (1999) ...........31 5. Andrea Williams (2002) ...........28 Kathryn Hutchings (1996) ........28 7. Taiisha Pleasant (1998) ...........26 8. Kelly Morgan (2001) ................25 9. Karen Bortolazzo (1990) ..........24 10. Andrea Williams (2002) ...........22 Andrea Williams (2001) ...........22

Sacrifices 1. Caitlin Klug (2007) ..................35 2. Anetra Torres (1995) ...............23 3. Teresa Bertocchi (2003)...........20 4. Tammi Richards (1990) ...........19 5. Kelly Sosinski (2003) ...............18 Anetra Torres (1992) ...............18 Tynel Humphreys (1997) .........18

Runs 1. Carolyn Cameron (2007) .........69 2. Nancy Harbeson (2005) ...........63 Jamie Peterson (1998) ............63 Apple Gomez (1995) ...............63 5. Andrea Williams (2004) ...........63 6. Caitlin Klug (2008) ..................62 7. Anetra Torres (1994) ...............60 Jennifer Fritz (1994) ................60 9. Taiisha Pleasant (1998) ...........58 10. Jamie Peterson (1999) ............57 Shelli Maher (1998) .................57 Jennifer Fritz (1996) ................57

Runs Batted In 1. Natalie Galletly (2007) .............69 2. Brandi Harrison (2006) ............62 3. Jennifer Fritz (1995) ................61 3. Stacie Lonquist (1994) ............61 5. Natalie Galletly (2008) .............59 6. Jennifer Fritz (1994) ................58 7. Andrea Williams (2004) ...........56 Stacie Lonquist (1993) ............56 Shelli Maher (1998) .................56 10. Jessica Padilla (2005) ..............55

Hits 1. Carolyn Cameron (2007) .........96 2. Nikki Ketteringham (2008) .......93 3. Apple Gomez (1995) ...............92 4. Natalie Galletly (2008) .............91

5. Shelli Maher (1998) .................89 6. Andrea Williams (2004) ..........88 Jamie Peterson (1999) ............88 Caitlin Klug (2008) .................88 9. Jennifer Fritz (1996) ................85 Jamie Peterson (1998) ............85

Doubles 1. Apple Gomez (1995) ...............21 2. Stacie Lonquist (1994) ............20 2. Marissa Slattery (2008) ...........20 Shelli Maher (1998) .................20 4. Natalie Galletly (2006) .............19 Brandi Harrison (2005) ............19 Jennifer Fritz (1996) ................19 7. Nikki Ketteringham (2010) .......18 Natalie Galletly (2008) .............18 April Tursky (1999) .................18 10. Chrissy Motzny (2008) .............17

Triples 1. Jamie Peterson (1997) ............12 2. Andrea Williams (2004) .............9 Jamie Peterson (1998) ..............9 4. Amy Circo (1989) ......................8 5. Andrea Williams (2003) .............7 Jennifer Fritz (1996) ..................7 Kim Edmonds (1993).................7 8. Jamie Peterson (1999) ..............6 Wendy Batchelor (1993) ............6 Stacie Lonquist (1993) ..............6 Tammi Richards (1990) .............6

Home Runs 1. Chrissy Stalf (2011).................18 2. Taiisha Pleasant (1999) ...........15 3. Marissa Slattery (2009) ...........14 Brandi Harrison (2006) ............14 Taiisha Pleasant (2000) ...........14 6. Taiisha Pleasant (1998) ...........13 7. Andrea Williams (2004) ...........12 Natalie Galletly (2008) .............12 9. Jessica Padilla (2006) ..............11 Apple Gomez (1995) ...............11 Felicia Viveiros (2011) .............11 Kristen Nouzovsky (2011) ........11

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8. Tammy Zimmardi (1993) .........16 Anetra Torres (1994) ...............16 10. Francesca West (2007) ............15 Nancy Harbeson (2007) ...........15 Carolyn Cameron (2005) .........15 Meribeth Wareham (2003) .......15

Slugging Percentage 1. Chrissy Stalf (2011)............. .807 2. Brandi Harrison (2006) ........ .774 3. Taiisha Pleasant (1998) ....... .714 4. Taiisha Pleasant (1999) ....... .691 5. Apple Gomez (1995) ........... .685 6. Taiisha Pleasant (2000) ....... .676 7. Andrea Williams (2004) ....... .675 8. Marissa Slatterly (2009) ....... .670 9. Felicia Viveiros (2011) ......... .660 10. Kristen Nouzovsky (2011) .... .650

On-Base Percentage 1. Tonya Walker (2011) ........... .583 2. Brandi Harrison (2006) ......... .539 3. Stacie Lonquist (1994) ......... .505 4. Courtney Watson (1998) ...... .495 5. Natalie Galletly (2008) .......... .491 6. Natalie Galletly (2007) .......... .489 Taiisha Pleasant (1998) ........ .489 8. Felicia Viveiros (2011) ......... .484 9. Natalie Galletly (2009) .......... .476 10. Chrissy Stalf (2011)............. .469

PITCHINGStarts 1. Lizzy Prescott (2008) ...............56 2. Jessame Kendall (2001) ...........48 3. B.J. Helfrich (1997) .................36 4. Tracy Motzny (2004) ...............35 5. Jessame Kendall (2000) ...........34 6. Lizzy Prescott (2007) ...............33 Tracy Motzny (2005) ...............33 8. Gracie Perez (2009) ................32 Kara Roberts (2003) ................32 Jessame Kendall (1999) ...........32

TEAM, SEASON

Wins (1998, 2005) .........................60Winning Percentage (2005) .......... .910Games (2008) ................................75Winning Streak (2/24-4/17/05) .......35

BATTINGBatting Average (1993) ............... .356Runs (1998) ................................. 408Hits (2008) .................................. 624Doubles (2008) ............................ 108Triples (1993) ................................43Home Runs (2009) .........................63Runs Batted In (2006) .................. 332Total Bases (2004) ....................... 857Slugging Percentage (2006) ........ .523Base on Balls (2005) .................... 197Sacrifices (2007) .......................... 104Stolen Bases (1997) ..................... 177

PITCHINGERA (1990) ................................. 0.79Complete Games (2008) .................51Shutouts (2006, 2007) ....................30Innings Pitched (2008) .............. 530.0Strikeouts (2008) ......................... 539

Strikeouts 1. Lizzy Prescott (2008) ............. 452 2. Lizzy Prescott (2007) ............. 285 3. Lizzy Prescott (2006) ............. 276 4. Jessame Kendall (2001) ......... 211 5. Jessame Kendall (1999) ......... 210 6. Lizzy Prescott (2005) ............. 194 7. Shona Guevara (2002) .......... 172 8. Jessame Kendall (2000) ......... 162 9. B.J. Helfrich (1997) ............... 161 10. Jessame Kendall (1998) ......... 159

Complete Games 1. Lizzy Prescott (2008) ...............44 2. Jessame Kendall (2001) ...........41 3. Lizzy Prescott (2007) ...............27 Jessame Kendall (2000) ...........27 5. Teresa Cheek (1989) ...............26 6. Jessame Kendall (1999) ...........25 7. Lizzy Prescott (2006) ...............24 Tracy Motzny (2005) ...............24 9. Kelly Wolfe (1995) ..................23 10. Tracy Motzny (2006) ...............22 Shona Guevara (2002) ............22 Sue-Ellen Stallard (1991) .........22

Shutouts 1. Lizzy Prescott (2008) ...............20 2. Lizzy Prescott (2007) ...............17 3. Lizzy Prescott (2006) ...............14 Jessame Kendall (2001) ...........14 5. Tracy Motzny (2006) ...............12 Tracy Motzny (2005) ...............12 Jessame Kendall (2000) ...........12 8. Tracy Motzny (2007) ...............10 Jessame Kendall (1999) ...........10 Kelly Wolfe (1994) ..................10

Innings Pitched 1. Lizzy Prescott (2008) .......... 410.0 2. Jessame Kendall (2001) ...... 361.0 3. Jessame Kendall (2000) ...... 252.2 4. Lizzy Prescott (2007) .......... 243.0 5. Jessame Kendall (1999) ...... 240.1 6. Shona Guevara (2002) ....... 236.0 7. Tracy Motzny (2005) .......... 211.1 8. B.J. Helfrich (1997) ............ 209.2 9. Kelly Wolfe (1995) ............. 207.2 10. Teresa Cheek (1989) .......... 206.0

Saves 1. Sue-Ellen Stallard (1990) ...........6 2. Julianne Cree (2004) .................5 Jessame Kendall (1999) .............5 4. Kelly Wolfe (1992) ....................4 5. Lizzy Prescott (2008) .................3 Kara Roberts (2005) ..................3 Shona Guevara (2002) ..............3 Erin Raethke (1998) ..................3 B.J. Helfrich (1997) ...................3 Torrie Cababa (1991) ................3 Torrie Cababa (1990) ................3 Teresa Cheek (1989) .................3

ERA(min. 100 innings pitched) 1. Cheryl Clark (1983) .............. 0.69 2. Teresa Cheek (1990) ............ 0.78 3. Jessame Kendall (1998) ........ 0.82 4. B.J. Helfrich (1998) .............. 0.86 5. Jessame Kendall (1999) ........ 0.87 6. Teresa Cheek (1989) ............ 0.88 7. Sue-Ellen Stallard (1990) ...... 0.89 8. Torrie Cababa (1990) ........... 0.90 9. Jessame Kendall (2000) ........ 0.91 10. Lizzy Prescott (2006) ............ 0.92

Wins 1. Lizzy Prescott (2008) ...............48 2. Jessame Kendall (2001) ...........39 3. Lizzy Prescott (2007) ...............33 Jessame Kendall (2000) ...........33 Jessame Kendall (1999) ...........33 6. Tracy Motzny (2005) ...............30 B.J. Helfrich (1997) .................30 8. Lizzy Prescott (2006) ...............27 Kelly Wolfe (1995) ..................27 10. Jessame Kendall (1998) ...........26


All-Time SeriesOpponent Record Last WinAcademy of Art 6-2 6-5 (2011)Alabama-Huntsville 1-0 4-2 (1999)American River 0-2 —Atlanta-Armstrong 1-0 8-1 (1998)Augustana 1-0 4-3 (2003)Azusa Pacific 2-1 6-5 (2002)Barry University 0-1 —Bloomsburg 2-1 2-1 (2001)Brigham Young 0-2 —California 2-7 6-3 (1979)California (Penn.) 3-1 2-0 (1998)Cal Baptist 2-0 4-3 (1996)Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 4-3 7-2 (1994)Cal State Bakersfield 25-24 2-0 (2006)Cal State Dominguez Hills* 24-16 1-0 (2010)Cal State East Bay* 71-28 7-1 (2011)Cal State Monterey Bay* 16-10 15-14 (2011)Cal State Northridge 0-5 —Cal State San Bernardino* 37-17 8-4 (2011)Cal State Stanislaus* 95-11 4-3 (2011)Central Missouri 1-0 4-1 (1994)Central Washington 50-4 4-3 (2011)Chaminade 20-2 3-0 (2011)Chapman 10-3 6-1 (1999)Chico State* 86-40-2 6-2 (2011)Coker University 1-0 7-1 (1997)CU-Colorado Springs 1-0 9-0 (1995)Concordia (Calif.) 4-0 6-1 (2000)Concordia (Ore.) 1-0 13-0 (1999)Davis & Elkins 1-0 9-1 (2009)Delta State 1-0 4-0 (1997)Dominican 2-0 12-3 (2011)Dixie State 0-3 -Eastern Oregon 2-0 5-0 (2001)Eckerd College 2-0 8-1 (1997)Emporia State 2-0 1-0 (2008)Ferris State 1-0 2-1 (1999)Florida Tech 2-0 9-8 (1997)Fort Hays State 1-0 3-1 (2008)Grand Canyon 7-4 7-5 (2011)Harvard 2-0 5-0 (1998)Hawai’i-Hilo 4-4 9-4 (2011)Hawai’i-Pacific 13-3 8-3 (2009)Idaho 0-1 —Kennesaw St. 2-2 2-1 (1999)LaVerne College 1-0 2-1 (1992)Lewis (Ill.) 0-1 —Linfield 3-0 3-0 (2001)Lock Haven 2-0 1-0 (2008)Loyola Marymount 1-0 2-1 (1999)Menlo College 5-1 6-5 (1998)

Opponent Record Last WinMerrimack (Mass.) 1-2 2-1 (1995)Metro State 0-1 —Minnesota State 1-0 3-0 (2005)Montana State-Billings 13-1 14-11 (2011)Nebraska-Kearney 2-0 7-2 (1999)Nebraska-Omaha 2-1 6-2 (2001)Nevada 5-13 16-1 (1989)NY Inst. Of Technology 1-0 10-0 (1998)North Dakota State 1-0 9-6 (2004)Northern Florida 1-0 8-0 (1997)Northwest Nazarene 27-0 10-0 (2008)Notre Dame de Namur 22-2 8-1 (2009)Oregon 1-1 1-0 (1978)Oregon College of Education 1-1 4-2 (1981)Oregon State 1-0 3-2 (1978)Oregon Tech 12-1 6-0 (2002)Pacific 0-1 —Pacific Lutheran 2-0 7-2 (2001)Portland State 11-11 3-2 (1998)Sacramento State 2-16 28-16 (1973)San Francisco 4-2 3-0 (1979)San Francisco State* 100-26 4-3 (2011)Santa Clara 20-7 2-1 (2003)Saint Martin’s 40-3 15-0 (2006)Seattle University 30-9 5-2 (2008)Sierra College 0-1 —Simon Fraser 13-7 1-2 (2002)Sonoma State* 98-23 6-5 (2011)Southern Indiana 2-0 3-0 (1998)Southern Oregon State 1-0 6-2 (1981)Stanford 5-0 6-3 (1991)St. Mary’s College (Calif.) 24-9 2-0 (2007)St. Mary’s Univ. (Texas) 1-0 4-0 (2008)UC Davis 54-33 2-1 (2003)UCLA 0-2 —UC Riverside 14-4 3-1 (1999)UC San Diego* 22-11 9-4 (2011)Univ. of So. Carolina-Aiken 1-0 12-0 (1998)Valdosta State 1-1 7-0 (1999)Western New Mexico 6-3 4-1 (2005)Western Oregon 54-5 15-0 (2011)Western Washington 38-12 6-5 (2010)Willamette 6-0 13-0 (1999)Wisconsin-Parkside 1-1 5-1 (1998)

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Year-By-Year Scores2011

Head Coach: Frank Cheek27-24, 15-17 CCAA

vs. Dominican W 11-0vs. Dominican W 12-3vs. Central Washington# L 11-10vs. Grand Canyon# W 12-3vs. Western Oregon# W 15-0 vs. Dixie State# L 17-9vs. Montana St. Billings# W 14-11Cal State Stanislaus* L 8-3Cal State Stanislaus* L 16-14Cal State Stanislaus* W 4-3Cal State Stanislaus* W 4-3Sonoma State* W 3-1Sonoma State* L 7-0Sonoma State* W 6-5Sonoma State* L 9-1at UC San Diego* L 6-2at UC San Diego* W 9-4at UC San Diego* L 12-2at UC San Diego* L 12-8at Cal State East Bay* L 4-1at Cal State East Bay* L 11-3at Cal State East Bay* L 10-7at Cal State East Bay* W 7-1Hawai’i-Hilo W 9-1Hawai’i-Hilo W 9-4vs. Dixie State% L 12-1vs. Western Washington% L 5-2vs. Chaminade% W 3-0vs. Hawai’i-Hilo% L 9-2vs. Central Washington% W 4-3vs. Grand Canyon% W 7-5vs. Hawai’i-Hilo% L 11-3Academy of Art W 7-6Academy of Art W 6-5at Chico State* L 2-0at Chico State* W 6-2at Chico State* L 8-3at Chico State* L 5-2CSU Monterey Bay* W 7-6CSU Monterey Bay* W 15-14CSU Monterey Bay* L 8-3CSU Monterey Bay* L 13-5at San Fransisco State* W 6-2at San Francisco State* W 8-3at San Francisco State* W 4-3at San Francisco State* L 6-1CSU San Bernardino* W 5-0 CSU San Bernardino* W 6-4CSU San Bernardino* L 5-2CSU San Bernardino* W 8-4CSU San Bernardino L 11-2#Desert Springs Tourn.(Las Vegas, Nev.)%Tourn. of Champions (Turlock, Calif.)*CCAA games

2010Head Coach: Frank Cheek

32-23, 21-15 CCAAvs. San Francisco State# W 6-2vs. CSU Monterey Bay# L 2-0at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 1-0at CSU Dominguez Hills* W 1-0at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 9-1at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 7-3at CSU Dominguez Hills L 6-5at CSU San Bernardino* L 10-4at CSU San Bernardino* L 7-4at CSU San Bernardino* W 5-1at CSU San Bernardino* L 5-1at CSU San Bernardino W 5-4Dominican W 14-0Dominican W 11-1Western Oregon W 6-1Western Oregon W 5-2Western Oregon L 4-1

at Cal State Stanislaus% W 5-4vs. CSU Dominguez Hills% W 1-0vs. Central Washington W 4-0vs. Central Washington W 7-3CSU San Bernardino* L 2-0CSU San Bernardino* W 11-4CSU San Bernardino* L 5-4CSU San Bernardino* W 7-1UC San Diego* W 1-0UC San Diego* W 8-3UC San Diego* W 2-0UC San Diego* W 5-3at Sonoma State* W 3-1at Sonoma State* W 3-0at Sonoma State* W 2-0at Sonoma State* W 7-3Chico State* W 5-1Chico State* L 2-1Chico State* W 5-0Chico State* W 8-0vs. CSU Monterey Bay! L 5-0vs. CSU San Bernardino! L 7-6vs. CSU San Bernardino+ L 10-1vs. UC San Diego+ W 3-1vs. #18 CSU Stanislaus+ W 9-2vs. CSU San Bernardino+ W 5-1vs. CSU Dominguez Hills+ W 8-1vs. Western Oregon+ W 1-0vs. Western Oregon+ W 9-0vs. #1 Lock Haven$ W 2-1vs. #6 Emporia State$ W 3-0vs. #1 Lock Haven$ W 1-0vs. #6 Emporia State$ W 1-0# Best of West Tourn. (Turlock, Calif.)^ Schutt’s Tournament (Phoenix, Ariz.)% Tourn. of Champions (Turlock, Calif.)! CCAA Tournament+ NCAA West Region Tournament$ NCAA Championship (Houston, Texas)* CCAA games


56-8, 29-3 CCAA, Conference Champions

vs. UC San Diego# W 1-0 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills# W 9-0 vs. Seattle University# W 1-0vs. Sonoma State# W 3-2 vs. San Francisco State# W 4-1 at Cal State Stanislaus# L 3-0 at Sonoma State* W 4-0 at Sonoma State* W 3-0 at Saint Mary’s W 5-0

vs. Hawaii Pacific% W 8-3vs. Chaminade% W 8-7vs. Grand Canyon% W 8-5vs. Notre Dame de Namur% W 8-1vs. Saint Martin’s% L 2-1vs. Grand Canyon L 4-1vs. Grand Canyon L 6-5Cal State Stanislaus* W 6-3Cal State Stanislaus* W 7-6Cal State Stanislaus* L 13-7Cal State Stanislaus* W 5-0Western Oregon W 10-2Western Oregon L 10-2at CSU San Bernardino* L 4-2at CSU San Bernardino* W 3-2at CSU San Bernardino* W 5-4at CSU San Bernardino* W 8-7at CSU San Bernardino W 8-4at CSU San Bernardino W 2-10vs. Sonoma State! L 6-2vs. UC San Diego! L 8-0Sonoma State+ L 3-2Montana St. Billings+ W 3-2Cal State Stanislaus+ L 8-0# Best of West Tourn. (Turlock, Calif.)% Tour. of Campions (Turlock, Calif.)! CCAA Tournament+ NCAA West Region Tournament* CCAA games


57-18, 24-8 CCAANational Champions

West Region ChampionsConference Champions

vs. CSU San Bernardino# W 7-5vs. UC San Diego# L 5-2vs. San Francisco State# L 5-3vs. Chico State# W 4-2San Francisco State* W 11-1San Francisco State* W 7-0San Francisco State* W 5-3San Francisco State* W 6-2vs. Central Washington^ W 7-6vs. #9 St. Mary’s of Texas^ W 4-0vs. Fort Hays State^ W 3-1vs. CSU Monterey Bay^ W 6-2vs. Barry University^ L 2-1Western Oregon W 2-0Western Oregon L 9-6at #10 CSU Stanislaus* W 2-0at #10 CSU Stanislaus* W 6-0at #10 CSU Stanislaus* W 2-1at #10 CSU Stanislaus* W 6-3at Notre Dame de Namur L 6-3at Notre Dame de Namur L 7-6vs. Northwest Nazarene W 10-2vs. Northwest Nazarene W 10-0at #8 Western Oregon W 6-1at #8 Western Oregon W 2-0at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 4-1at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 4-3at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 8-7at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 7-6at CSU San Bernardino W 3-0at CSU San Bernardino W 3-2at CSU Monterey Bay W 6-0at CSU Monterey Bay L 1-0at CSU Monterey Bay* W 2-1at CSU Monterey Bay* W 3-2at CSU Monterey Bay* W 1-0at CSU Monterey Bay* L 2-0vs. Central Washington% W 4-2vs. #13 Seattle% W 5-2vs. Western Wash.% W 2-0vs. Western Oregon% W 2-1vs. Hawaii Pacific Univ.% W 4-3

Western Oregon W 6-1Chico State* W 4-0Chico State* L 1-0Chico State* L 1-0Chico State* W 4-2at CSU Monterey Bay* L 1-0at CSU Monterey Bay* L 5-2at CSU Monterey Bay* L 3-2at CSU Monterey Bay* W 3-0 vs. Dixie State% L 9-2vs. Hawai’i-Hilo% L 2-1vs. Chaminade% L 4-0vs. Grand Canyon% L 14-6vs. Western Wash.% W 6-5vs. Montana St. Billings% W 7-6vs. Cal State East Bay% W 8-0Cal State East Bay* W 5-0Cal State East Bay* W 5-4Cal State East Bay* W 7-2Cal State East Bay* W 3-2UC San Diego* L 5-1UC San Diego* W 2-1UC San Diego* L 7-2UC San Diego* W 5-1at Cal State Stanislaus* W 4-3at Cal State Stanislaus* W 6-2at Cal State Stanislaus* W 8-0at Cal State Stanislaus* W 5-2San Francisco State* W 7-1San Francisco State* W 12-4San Francisco State* L 7-0San Francisco State* W 10-9at Sonoma State* L 3-2at Sonoma State* W 2-1at Sonoma State* W 3-1at Sonoma State* W 5-0# Best of West Tourn. (Turlock, Calif.)% Tourn. of Campions (Turlock, Calif.)* CCAA games


38-20, 23-9 CCAAConference Champions

vs. Sonoma State# W 8-0vs. Davis & Elkins# W 9-1vs. Central Washington# W 4-0at Cal State Stanislaus# W 2-0Sonoma State* L 4-1Sonoma State* W 10-0Sonoma State* W 6-5Sonoma State* L 6-2at UC San Diego* L 4-3at UC San Diego* W 6-3at UC San Diego* W 1-0at UC San Diego* W 10-1Academy of Art W 10-2Academy of Art L 11-3Academy of Art W 4-1Academy of Art W 12-3at Chico State* W 6-3at Chico State* W 7-0at Chico State* W 9-1at Chico State* W 15-0CSU Dominguez Hills* W 9-0CSU Dominguez Hills* L 6-2CSU Dominguez Hills* W 5-2CSU Dominguez Hills* L 6-5CSU Monterey Bay* W 5-4CSU Monterey Bay* W 7-6CSU Monterey Bay* W 11-5CSU Monterey Bay* L 14-6at Notre Dame de Namur W 8-2at San Francisco State* W 7-5at San Francisco State* L 3-1at San Francisco State* W 4-0at San Francisco State* W 4-2vs. Dixie State% L 4-3


Year-By-Year Scoresat Saint Mary’s W 2-0 at Notre Dame de Namur W 6-1at Notre Dame de Namur W 11-2 at CSU San Bernardino* W 6-5 at CSU San Bernardino* W 11-2 at CSU San Bernardino* W 5-1 at CSU San Bernardino* L 2-1 at CSU Dominguez Hills L 3-2 CSU Monterey Bay* W 8-0 CSU Monterey Bay* W 5-0 CSU Monterey Bay* W 3-2 CSU Monterey Bay* W 10-2Sonoma State* W 3-1Sonoma State* W 6-0Western Oregon W 9-3Sonoma State W 7-1vs. Western Oregon W 9-1vs. Sonoma State W 4-3at Chico State* W 2-0 at Chico State* W 4-1 at Chico State* W 5-0 at Chico State* W 12-0vs. Chaminade W 3-0 vs. Chaminade W 8-0vs. Chaminade W 10-1vs. Seattle University% W 3-0vs. Saint Martin’s% W 8-0vs. Western Oregon% L 9-8 vs. Hawai’i Hilo% W 5-0 vs. Hawai’i Pacific% W 2-1vs. Sonoma State% W 4-3vs. Cal State Stanislaus% W 2-0at UC San Diego* W 1-0at UC San Diego* W 7-5at UC San Diego* L 5-4at UC San Diego* W 7-2CSU Bakersfield* W 10-0CSU Bakersfield* W 2-0CSU Bakersfield* W 5-0 CSU Bakersfield* L 4-2 at San Francisco State* W 4-0 at San Francisco State* W 8-0 at San Francisco State* W 8-0 at San Francisco State* W 5-0 #7 CSU Stanislaus* W 8-0 #7 CSU Stanislaus* W 1-0 #7 CSU Stanislaus* W 9-5 #7 CSU Stanislaus* W 4-3San Francisco State W 11-3Cal State Stanislaus W 5-2Cal State Stanislaus W 6-5vs. Seattle University+ L 2-0vs. Hawaii Pacific+ W 3-2vs. UC San Diego+ W 2-0

vs. Western New Mexico& W 4-1vs. Cal State Stanislaus& W 4-1vs. Chico State& W 1-0vs. CSU Dominguez Hills& W 2-0Central Washington* W 3-2Central Washington* W 3-0vs. Central Washington* W 7-1vs. Central Washington* W 4-2vs. Central Washington* W 10-2Central Washington* W 7-2Western Washington* W 7-3Western Washington* L 2-1vs. San Francisco State+ L 1-0vs. Montana St. Billings+ L 3-1#Best of West Classic (Modesto, Calif.) >Red Lion Tourn. (Richland, Wash.) %Tourn. of Champions (Modesto, Calif.)&Mt. Dew Classic (Bakersfield, Calif.)+NCAA West Region Tourn. (Carson, Calif.)*GNAC games


53-15, 21-3 GNACConference Champions

vs. Cal State Bakersfield# L 7-3vs. Central Washington# L 8-7at Cal State Stanislaus# W 2-1vs. Sonoma State# W 3-0at Cal State Stanislaus# W 6-0at Sonoma State W 5-3at Sonoma State W 1-0at San Francisco State W 5-4at San Francisco State W 8-4at Saint Mary’s L 1-0at Saint Mary’s L 2-1at Chico State L 5-2Chico State W 2-1Chico State W 8-0vs. Chico State L 10-7vs. Montana St. Billings W 6-4vs. Montana St. Billings W 6-2Seattle! W 7-3Central Washington! W 4-3Montana St. Billings! W 10-7Saint Martin’s! W 11-3Western Oregon! W 10-2Western Washington! W 6-5North Dakota State! W 9-6Western Oregon* W 10-1Western Oregon* W 12-3vs. Sonoma State$ W 8-0vs. Sonoma State$ W 9-2vs. San Francisco State$ W 1-0vs. San Francisco State$ W 4-1at Saint Martin’s* W 7-1at Saint Martin’s* W 5-0at Western Oregon* W 7-4at Western Oregon* W 15-6Northwest Nazarene* W 5-0Northwest Nazarene* W 8-0vs. Northwest Nazarene* W 13-0vs. Northwest Nazarene* W 5-0vs. Grand Canyon% L 3-2vs. Chico State% W 2-0vs. CSU Dominguez Hills% L 2-1vs. CSU San Bernardino% L 3-2vs. Grand Canyon% W 4-1vs. Montana St. Billings% W 3-0Seattle* W 6-1Seattle* L 3-1Western Washington* W 9-1Western Washington* W 3-0Saint Martin’s* W 10-2Saint Martin’s* W 5-4Saint Martin’s W 10-1Saint Martin’s W 9-2at Western Washington* W 4-0

Northwest Nazarene* W 9-1Western Oregon* W 9-1Western Oregon* W 12-1Western Oregon* W 10-0Western Oregon* W 15-0at Saint Martin’s* W 11-0Saint Martin’s* W 8-0Saint Martin’s* W 14-0Western Washington* W 7-2Western Washington* W 4-3Western Washington W 10-2Western Washington W 11-2vs. Hawaii Pacific+ W 3-2vs. CSU Dominguez Hills+ W 6-5at Cal State Bakersfield+ L 3-1vs. CSU Dominguez Hills+ L 3-2#Best of West Tourn. (Modesto, Calif.) >Red Lion Tourn. (Richland, Wash.) %Tourn. of Champions (Modesto, Calif.) +NCAA West Region Tournament *GNAC games



vs. Western Oregon# W 6-4at Cal State Stanislaus# W 4-3vs. San Francisco State# W 1-0 vs. Central Washington# W 4-0vs. Minnesota State# W 3-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield# W 5-3Sonoma State W 8-0Sonoma State W 2-0Sonoma State W 3-1Western Oregon W 8-2Saint Mary’s@ W 12-6Saint Mary’s@ W 2-1San Francisco State@ L 1-0San Francisco State@ W 2-0vs. Montana St. Billings> W 1-0vs. Northwest Nazarene> W 3-1vs. Saint Martin’s> W 8-2vs. Seattle> W 7-1vs. Grand Canyon> W 9-3vs. Western Oregon> W 10-2vs. Central Washington> W 1-0vs. Western Washington> W 8-0at Northwest Nazarene* W 9-0at Northwest Nazarene* W 7-0at Northwest Nazarene* W 6-0at Northwest Nazarene* W 13-2at Western Oregon* W 6-1at Western Oregon* W 3-1Seattle* W 3-2Seattle* W 4-1vs. Seattle* W 10-4vs. Seattle* W 10-0vs. Chaminade W 5-0vs. Chaminade W 17-3vs. Grand Canyon% W 4-1vs. CSU Dominguez Hills% W 1-0vs. CSU Bakersfield% W 5-2vs. Montana St. Billings% W 3-2vs. UC San Diego% W 10-1vs. Montana St. Billings% W 4-0vs. Seattle% W 10-4Saint Martin’s* W 15-0Saint Martin’s* W 8-0vs. Western Oregon* W 3-0vs. Western Oregon* W 2-0at Saint Martin’s* W 7-0at Saint Martin’s* W 10-3at Western Washington* W 13-0at Western Washington* L 2-1vs. CSU San Bernardino& W 7-1vs. Chico State& L 5-0vs. UC San Diego& W 7-0

vs. Seattle University+ L 2-4# Best of West Tourn. (Turlock, Calif.)%Tourn. of Champions (Turlock, Calif.) + NCAA West Region Tournament*CCAA games



vs. UC San Diego# W 5-0vs. Chico State# W 1-0vs. San Francisco State# L 1-0vs. Cal State Stanislaus# L 3-2vs. Sonoma State# W 10-5vs. Cal State Bakersfield# W 8-0Sonoma State W 17-0Western Oregon W 6-1Western Oregon L 2-1Sonoma State W 10-0at Sonoma State W 12-10at Sonoma State W 15-0Saint Mary’s W 3-2Saint Mary’s W 2-0vs. Saint Martin’s> W 3-1vs Western Washington> W 8-0vs. Seattle> W 10-0vs. Montana St. Billings> W 3-2vs. Northwest Nazarene> W 5-0vs. Western Oregon> W 9-2vs. Grand Canyon> W 2-0vs. Central Washington> W 2-0at Western Washington* W 2-1at Western Washington* W 2-1at Saint Martin’s* W 3-2at Central Washington* W 6-0at Central Washington* W 11-0at Central Washington* W 10-2at Central Washington* W 9-1Notre Dame de Namur W 3-0Notre Dame de Namur W 1-0vs. Chaminade W 11-0vs. Chaminade W 10-2vs. CSU Dominguez Hills% W 2-1vs. UC San Diego% W 8-0at Cal State Stanislaus% W 11-0vs. CSU Monterey Bay% W 1-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield% W 2-0at Seattle* L 2-1at Seattle* W 9-4at Seattle* W 2-0Northwest Nazarene* W 8-0Northwest Nazarene* W 5-0Northwest Nazarene* W 9-5

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Year-By-Year Scoresat Western Washington* W 7-2at Seattle* W 7-5at Seattle* L 4-2at Seattle W 8-6at Seattle L 12-4at Central Washington* W 5-2at Central Washington* W 7-3at Central Washington* L 5-2at Central Washington* W 3-2at Central Washington W 8-0at Central Washington W 3-0San Francisco State+ W 4-0Western New Mexico+ L 3-0Seattle+ W 5-1Western New Mexico+ L 2-0#Best of West Classic (Modesto, Calif.)!Bac on Trac Tourney (Arcata, Calif.) $Tower Inn Tourney (Richland, Wash.)%Tourn. of Champions (Modesto, Calif.) +NCAA West Region Tourn. (Arcata, Calif.)*GNAC games



vs. San Francisco State# W 3-2vs. UC San Diego# L 3-2vs. Cal State Bakersfield# W 6-4vs. Sonoma State# W 3-2vs. Azusa Pacific# L 1-0vs. CSU San Bernardino W 5-0vs. CSU San Bernardino W 7-2vs. Augustana W 4-3at UC Davis L 1-0 at UC Davis L 1-0at Chico State L 6-3at Chico State L 7-1at Saint Mary’s W 8-1at Saint Mary’s L 3-1at Santa Clara W 2-1at Santa Clara L 5-1San Francisco State W 10-2San Francisco State W 8-7vs. Montana St. Billings& W 4-1vs. Saint Martin’s& W 8-0vs. Western Washington& L 4-0vs. Northwest Nazarene& W 1-0Simon Fraser& L 2-1Central Washington* W 10-2Central Washington* W 6-1Central Washington* W 7-1Central Washington* W 9-3at Cal State Stanislaus W 2-1at Cal State Stanislaus L 9-2vs. Cal State Bakersfield W 3-1vs. Cal State Bakersfield W 4-3at Saint Martin’s* L 1-0at Saint Martin’s* W 5-0at Saint Martin’s W 6-0at Saint Martin’s W 5-4at Western Washington* L 3-2at Western Washington* W 3-1at Seattle* W 8-0at Seattle* L 2-1Sonoma State W 5-0Sonoma State W 2-1vs. Cal State Stanislaus% W 3-0vs. UC Davis% W 2-1vs. San Francisco State% W 2-0vs. CSU San Bernardino% W 2-0vs. CSU Dominguez Hills% L 4-3vs. Cal State Bakersfield% L 3-1at Northwest Nazarene* W 11-0at Northwest Nazarene* W 8-0at Northwest Nazarene* W 14-0at Northwest Nazarene* W 9-0at Northwest Nazarene* W 9-1

vs. Chico State+ L 5-4#Best of the West Invite (Turlock, Calif.)&Tower Inn Tourn. (Richland, Wash.)%Tourn. of Champions (Turlock, Calif.)+NCAA West Region Tourn. (Davis, Calif.) *GNAC Game


54-14-1, 14-5 PWC Conference Champions

vs. College of Notre Dame# W 16-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield# W 1-0vs. CSU Dominguez Hills# W 1-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield# L 5-0vs. Azusa Pacific# W 6-3vs. UC Davis# L 1-0at Chico State W 2-1at Chico State T 3-3at Santa Clara W 4-2at Santa Clara L 1-0at Cal State Stanislaus L 7-6at Cal State Stanislaus W 4-1at Central Washington* L 2-1at Central Washington* W 8-0vs. Montana St. Billings& W 6-0vs. Seattle University& W 10-1vs. Eastern Oregon& W 5-0vs. Oregon Tech& W 9-6vs. Central Washington& W 4-2vs. Western Oregon& W 10-1vs. Simon Fraser& W 5-3vs. Western Washington& W 6-1vs. Linfield& W 3-0Western Oregon* W 1-0Western Oregon* W 6-1at Western Oregon* W 14-1at Western Oregon* W 1-0Sonoma State W 7-0Sonoma State W 2-0at CSU Dominguez Hills W 6-0at CSU Dominguez Hills W 3-0at CSU San Bernardino W 9-1at CSU San Bernardino L 6-4at Cal State Hayward L 3-0at Cal State Hayward W 4-0vs. Hawaii Pacific^ W 2-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield^ W 2-1vs. Sonoma State^ W 4-2vs. Pacific Lutheran^ W 7-2Chaminade W 8-0Chaminade W 8-0Saint Martin’s* W 2-1Saint Martin’s* W 6-1San Francisco State W 4-1San Francisco State W 6-5at Western Washington* L 1-0at Western Washington* L 2-1Western Washington* W 5-0at Saint Martin’s* W 5-0at Saint Martin’s* L 1-0at Seattle* W 8-6at Seattle* W 4-0Central Washington* W 6-0Central Washington* W 9-1Seattle* W 7-0Seattle* L 4-3vs. Hawaii Pacific% L 2-1vs. Western Washington% W 3-1vs. Hawaii Pacific% W 4-0vs. Western New Mexico% W 2-1vs. Western New Mexico% W 3-2vs. Cal State Stanislaus+ W 3-1at UC Davis+ W 3-2at UC Davis+ W 2-1vs. Bloomsburg$ W 2-1vs. Nebraska-Omaha$ W 6-2vs. Lewis (Ill.)$ L 2-0

vs. Simon Fraser& L 2-1Northwest Nazarene* W 8-0Northwest Nazarene* W 3-1Northwest Nazarene* W 9-0Northwest Nazarene* W 10-0at Chico State L 1-0at Chico State L 3-2at Saint Mary’s L 5-1vs. Central Washington W 17-0vs. Oregon Tech W 6-0vs. Menlo College L 3-0vs. Cal State Hayward W 5-0Cal State Stanislaus W 12-1Cal State Stanislaus W 11-3at Western Oregon* W 8-0at Western Oregon* W 4-3at Western Oregon* W 3-0at Western Oregon* W 2-0vs. Western Washington% L 1-0vs. CSU San Bernardino% L 2-1vs. UC San Diego% L 2-1vs. Saint Martin’s% W 5-3vs. Western New Mexico% L 2-1vs. Chico State% W 4-1vs. Western Washington% W 4-2at Saint Martin’s* W 1-0at Saint Martin’s* W 5-1at Western Washington* W 3-1Central Washington* W 9-1Central Washington* W 4-0Saint Martin’s* W 8-0Saint Martin’s* W 5-0Seattle* W 11-0Seattle* W 4-1Seattle* W 6-4Western Washington* W 5-2Western Washington* W 8-6Western Washington* L 8-4at UC Davis+ L 1-0

at Northwest Nazarene* W 12-0Seattle* W 12-1Seattle* W 1-0Western Washington* W 4-3Western Washington* W 3-1vs. CSU Dominguez Hills+ W 6-2at Cal State Bakersfield+ L 1-0vs. Western Washington+ W 7-1vs. Western New Mexico+ W 4-1at Cal State Bakersfield+ L 7-2#Best of West Tourn. (Modesto, Calif.) &Central Wash. Tourn. (Richland, Wash.) %Tourn. of Champions (Modesto, Calif.)+NCAA West Region Tourn.(Bakersfield, Calif.)*GNAC Games


41-18, 22-1 GNAC Conference Champions

vs. CSU Dominguez Hills# W 3-0vs. San Francisco State# L 4-2vs. UC Davis# L 4-2vs. Azusa Pacific# W 6-5vs. Chico State# W 9-8vs. Cal State Bakersfield# L 8-0at Santa Clara W 8-4at Santa Clara L 8-0at Sonoma State L 5-4at Sonoma State L 5-0at San Francisco State W 2-1at San Francisco State W 3-0vs. Central Washington* W 10-0vs. Central Washington* W 11-0vs. Western Washington& W 5-4vs. Western Oregon& W 1-0vs. Saint Martin’s& W 5-4vs. Central Washington& W 6-2vs. Central Washington& W 6-1


Year-By-Year Scoresvs. Bloomsburg$ W 2-1vs. Nebraska-Omaha$ L 5-1#Best of West Tourn. (Turlock, Calif.)&CWU Invitational (Ellensburg, Wash.)^Pioneer Classic (Fremont, Calif.)%PacWest Tourn. (Bellingham, Wash.)+NCAA West Region Tourn. (Davis, Calif.)$NCAA Nat’l Championship (Salem, Va.)*PacWest Game


54-9, 17-2 PWCConference Champions

at Chico State W 4-0at Chico State W 4-0vs. Western Oregon W 10-1vs. Central Washington# W 3-2vs. Seattle# W 13-1vs. Saint Martin’s# W 8-0vs. Western Washington# W 4-2vs. Western Oregon# W 10-0at San Francisco State W 2-0at San Francisco State W 11-1at Saint Mary’s L 1-0at Saint Mary’s W 2-1at CSU San Bernardino W 9-1at CSU San Bernardino W 6-2at CSU Dominguez Hills W 4-0at CSU Dominguez Hills W 4-1at Concordia (Calif.) W 4-0at Concordia (Calif.) W 6-1at Central Washington* W 7-0at Central Washington* W 7-1at Santa Clara W 2-1at Santa Clara W 3-0vs. Cal State Stanislaus! W 1-0vs. Sonoma State! W 4-1vs. Menlo College! W 6-5vs. Chaminade! W 3-1vs. San Francisco State! W 7-3vs. Western New Mexico! W 4-0vs. UC Davis! W 3-2vs. Sonoma State! W 3-2at Seattle* W 1-0at Seattle* W 3-1at Western Washington* W 2-0at Western Washington* L 5-4at Simon Fraser L 8-3at Simon Fraser L 5-4Central Washington* W 9-1Central Washington* W 4-2Saint Martin’s* W 4-0Saint Martin’s* W 4-1Saint Martin’s* W 5-2Cal State Stanislaus W 4-1Cal State Stanislaus W 2-0Seattle* W 7-1Seattle* L 3-2Western Washington* W 4-3Western Washington* W 4-3Cal State Hayward W 8-0Cal State Hayward L 4-2Simon Fraser W 1-0Simon Fraser W 10-2at Western Oregon* W 6-0at Western Oregon* W 4-2vs. Oregon Tech L 8-5vs. Western Oregon* W 5-4vs. Western Oregon* W 5-1vs. Oregon Tech W 3-2Western New Mexico+ W 7-3Western Washington+ W 2-1Hawai’i-Pacific+ W 2-1UC Davis+ L 8-2CSU Bakersfield+ W 2-1CSU Stanislaus+ L 1-0#Tower Inn Tourn. (Richland, Wash.)

CSU San Bernardino% W 6-1Cal State Bakersfield% W 8-0Portland State% W 3-2Cal State Stanislaus* W 9-0Cal State Stanislaus* W 17-0at Cal State Hayward* L 5-4at Cal State Hayward* W 6-5Chico State* W 5-0Chico State* W 8-0vs. UC Riverside+ W 3-0at Cal State Bakersfield+ L 1-0vs. UC Riverside+ W 8-5at Cal State Bakersfield+ W 2-0at Cal State Bakersfield+ L 4-0#Spring Fling Tournament^DoubleTree Tournament (Arcata, Calif.)!Pioneer Classic (Hayward, Calif.)%North/South Classic+NCAA West Region Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)*NCAC Game


54-13, 21-3 NCACat Chico State W 10-2at Chico State W 7-1at Chico State W 13-3at San Francisco State W 4-1at San Francisco State W 16-0at Saint Mary’s W 7-0at Saint Mary’s W ForfeitCSU Dominguez Hills^ W 7-3Sonoma State^ W 4-2Cal State Hayward^ W 7-0Western Oregon^ W 11-9CSU Dominguez Hills^ W 7-0UC Davis^ L 5-3at Chico State W 10-0at Chico State W 8-3at Santa Clara L 4-0at Santa Clara W 4-1at Cal State Stanislaus W 20-1at Cal State Stanislaus W 11-0at Cal State Hayward W 11-0at Cal State Hayward W 11-1UC Davis L 3-1UC Davis W 3-2San Francisco State W 6-0San Francisco State W 2-1California (Pa.)# L 2-0Valdosta State# L 2-1Wisconsin-Parkside# W 1-0Delta State# W 4-0Southern Indiana# W 8-1Coker University# W 7-1Northern Florida# W 8-0at Eckerd College W 4-1


60-7, 23-1 NCAC Conference Champions

at Santa Clara W 3-0at Santa Clara L 3-0at Cal State Hayward W 11-5at Cal State Hayward W 6-1at St. Mary’s W 6-3at St. Mary’s W 3-2vs. Western Washington W 5-4Cal State Hayward* W 5-4Cal State Hayward* W 9-0at Cal State Stanislaus* W 13-0at Cal State Stanislaus* W 9-1at Cal State Stanislaus W 12-0at Cal State Stanislaus W 10-2at UC Davis* W 6-2at UC Davis* W 3-2at Chico State* W 6-1at Chico State* W 3-0at Kennesaw State L 3-0at Kennesaw State W 3-2California (Pa.)# W 9-0Valdosta State# W 7-0Wisconsin-Parkside# W 5-1Univ. South Carolina-Aiken# W 12-0Southern Indiana# W 3-0Atlanta-Armstrong# W 8-1California (Pa.)# W 2-0at Sonoma State* W 4-1at Sonoma State* W 8-0Willamete^ W 3-1Western Oregon^ W 13-0NY Institute of Tech.^ W 10-0UC Riverside^ L 1-0Saint Martin’s^ W 8-2Sonoma State^ W 7-2at San Francisco St.* W 9-0at San Francisco St.* W 8-4Cal State Bakersfield! W 9-2Chaminade! W 1-0Linfield! W 9-3Chapman! W 2-1CSU San Bernardino! W 6-3Harvard University! W 5-0Cal State Bakersfield! W 3-1San Francisco State* W 1-0San Francisco State* W 10-0Sonoma State* W 8-0Sonoma State* W 8-1UC Davis* W 5-1UC Davis* W 5-1San Francisco St.% W 1-0CSU Dominguez Hills% W 8-1UC Riverside% L 2-1Cal State Stanislaus% W 18-0

!Pioneer Classic (Hayward, Calif.)+NCAA West Region Tourn. (Arcata, Calif.)*PacWest Game


55-7-1, 15-5 PWC National Champions

vs. Loyola Marymount# W 2-1vs. UC Riverside# W 9-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield# W 8-0vs. Chico State# T 1-1at Santa Clara W 8-0at Santa Clara W 3-0at St. Mary’s College W 10-2at UC Davis W 5-3at UC Davis W 4-0vs. San Francisco State W 7-2vs. San Francisco State W 10-0at Cal State Stanislaus W 3-0at Cal State Stanislaus W 10-0at Cal State Hayward W 4-1at CSU San Bernardino W 4-1at CSU San Bernardino W 6-1at UC Riverside W 1-0at UC Riverside W 3-1Willamette% W 9-0Western Oregon% W 10-0Oregon Tech% W 8-0Western Oregon% W 3-1Willamette% W 13-0Oregon Tech% W 18-0Western Oregon* W 8-2Western Oregon* L 3-0vs. Eastern Oregon! W 8-3vs. San Francisco State! W 9-0vs. Chapman! W 6-1vs. Central Washington! W 7-3vs. Oregon Tech! W 5-0vs. St. Mary’s College! W 3-2vs. UC Davis! W 2-1Saint Martin’s* W 3-2Saint Martin’s* W 9-0Western Washington* W 3-0Western Washington* W 4-1vs. Concordia (Ore.) W 13-0at Oregon Tech W 9-0at Oregon Tech W 7-1at Western Washington* L 6-2at Western Washington* L 1-0at Simon Fraser* L 6-5Central Washington* W 5-0Central Washington* W 10-2Simon Fraser* L 13-3Simon Fraser* W 4-0Simon Fraser* W 2-1at Central Washington* W 6-0at Central Washington W 6-4at Saint Martin’s* W 5-1at Saint Martin’s* W 14-1at Hawaii Pacific W 4-1at Hawaii Pacific L 4-2at Hawaii Pacific L 4-1at UC Davis+ W 3-0vs. Hawaii Pacific+ W 1-0vs. Hawaii Pacific+ W 2-1vs. Ferris State$ W 2-1vs. Alabama-Huntsville$ W 4-2vs. Nebraska-Kearney$ W 3-1vs. Kennesaw State$ W 2-1vs. Nebraska-Kearney$ W 7-2#Best of West Tourn. (Turlock, Calif.)!Pioneer Classic (Hayward, Calif.)%DoubleTree Tourn. (Arcata, Calif.)+NCAA West Region Tourn. (Davis, Calif.)$NCAA Nat’l Champions (Salem, Va.)*PacWest Game

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Year-By-Year Scoresat Eckerd College W 8-1at Florida Tech W 4-2at Florida Tech W 9-8at Sonoma State W 2-1at Sonoma State W 1-0Willamette W 18-0Willamette W 6-3Willamette W 6-0CSU San Bernardino$ W 6-1Santa Clara$ W 3-1Harvard$ W 4-1Western Washington$ W 5-1Chaminade$ L 0-7Cal State Hayward W 11-0Cal State Hayward W 3-0Cal State Stanislaus W 7-0Cal State Stanislaus W 5-1Chico State W 10-2Chico State W 6-0Chico State& L 4-6CSU San Bernardino& W 5-0Cal State Bakersfield& L 0-3Cal State Stanislaus& W 14-0Sonoma State& W 3-2Portland State& W 3-2Cal State Bakersfield& L 3-4at UC Davis L 0-4at UC Davis L 3-5at San Francisco State W 6-0at San Francisco State W 8-0Sonoma State W 4-3Sonoma State W 3-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield+ L 5-10at UC Davis+ L 0-6^North/South Classic#Spring Fling Tournament$Pioneer Classic (Hayward, Calif.)&Mountain Dew Classic +NCAA West Region Tourn.(Davis, Calif.)



at Chico State W 10-1at Chico State W 6-4Simon Fraser W 5-4Simon Fraser W 2-1at Santa Clara W 5-0vs. Western Oregon^ W 4-2vs. San Francisco St.^ W 7-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield^ L 0-1vs. Cal State Hayward^ W 7-0vs. Concordia (Calif.)^ W 7-0vs. Sonoma State^ W 2-1vs. UC Davis^ L 5-7Chico State W 11-6Chico State W 6-5at Cal State Stanislaus W 2-1at Cal State Stanislaus W 10-0at St. Mary’s College W 1-0at UC Davis L 0-2at UC Davis W 2-1at Cal State Hayward W 6-0at Cal State Hayward W 2-0at Sonoma State W 5-3

vs. CSU Dominguez Hills# W 1-0vs. Chico State# W 9-2vs. Cal State Hayward# W 8-5vs. CP San Luis Obispo# W 7-2vs. Santa Clara# W 11-0vs. UC Davis# L 0-5at Sonoma State W 4-1at Sonoma State L 0-3at San Francisco State W 12-1at San Francisco State W 19-6UC Davis L 0-2UC Davis L 0-4Cal State Stanislaus W 3-0Cal State Stanislaus W 8-1Chico State W 2-1Chico State W 3-0at UC Davis+ W 1-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield+ L 0-4at UC Davis+ W 2-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield+ W 4-3vs. Cal State Bakersfield+ W 1-0vs. Merrimack College& L 2-7vs. California (Pa.)& W 4-2vs. Central Mo. State& W 4-1vs. Nebraska-Omaha& W 7-4vs. Merrimack College& L 2-6$ Pioneer Classic# Bakersfield Tournament+NCAA West Region Tourn.(Davis, Calif.)&NCAA Championship



vs. San Francisco State^ W 11-1vs. Chico State^ W 7-3vs. San Francisco State^ W 18-0vs. Chico State^ W 4-3vs. Chico State^ W 7-4at Chico State W 4-2at Chico State W 10-2at Cal State Hayward W 15-0at Cal State Hayward W 4-3at Cal State Stanislaus W 7-3at Cal State Stanislaus W 13-1San Francisco State W 11-0San Francisco State W 19-0Sonoma State W 1-0Sonoma State W 1-0at UC Davis L 1-2at UC Davis W 5-4at St. Mary’s College W 5-0at St. Mary’s College L 2-8at College of Notre Dame W 9-1at College of Notre Dame W 12-1Chico State W 3-2Chico State L 5-6vs. CP San Luis Obispo$ W 7-3vs. College of Notre Dame$ W 8-0at Santa Clara W 6-0at Santa Clara W 9-0at CSU San Bernardino W 9-0at CSU San Bernardino W 16-1at UC Riverside W 8-2at UC Riverside W 7-2at Sonoma State W 7-0at Sonoma State W 4-0at San Francisco State W 15-0at San Francisco State W 12-0UC Davis L 0-2UC Davis W 2-1vs. UC Riverside# W 8-0vs. Chapman College# W 4-0vs. Santa Clara# W 9-2at Cal State Bakersfield# L 0-2vs. Cal State Hayward# L 1-2Cal State Hayward W 11-1

vs. CU Colorado Springs$ W 9-0vs. UC Riverside$ W 7-2vs. San Francisco State$ W 12-3vs. Chico State$ W 2-1vs. CSU San Bernardino$ W 6-4vs. UC Davis$ W 4-3vs. Portland State$ W 8-1at San Francisco State W 3-0at San Francisco State W 11-3at Sonoma State L 2-3at Sonoma State W 7-0vs. Cal State Hayward W 18-1vs. Cal State Hayward W 19-0vs. Chico State# W 6-1vs. Portland State# W 4-2vs. Cal State Bakersfield# W 2-0vs. San Francisco State# W 5-1vs. CSU Dominguez Hills# W 1-0vs. UC Davis# W 8-3vs. Hawaii-Hilo# W 5-2UC Davis L 3-11UC Davis W 1-0Cal State Stanislaus W 8-1Cal State Stanislaus W 5-0Chico State W 10-2Chico State W 3-2Sonoma State+ W 6-1UC Davis+ W 9-2UC Davis+ L 2-5UC Davis+ W 4-1vs. Merrimack College& W 2-1Bloomsburg& L 1-2Kennesaw State& L 2-4^ Warrior Classic $ Pioneer Classic# Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)+NCAA West Region Tourn.(Arcata, Calif.)&NCAA Championship



at San Francisco State W 7-0at Cal State Hayward W 10-1at Cal State Hayward W 4-2at Menlo College W 11-1at Menlo College W 14-1at St. Mary’s College L 0-1at St. Mary’s College W 7-2San Francisco State W 18-0San Francisco State W 4-2Sonoma State W 6-0Sonoma State W 8-1at UC Davis W 5-1at UC Davis L 0-9at Cal State Stanislaus W 14-0at Cal State Stanislaus W 6-5at College of Notre Dame W 7-0at College of Notre Dame W 12-0at Chico State W 2-1at Chico State L 2-4vs. Oregon Tech W 8-1vs. Oregon Tech W 10-0at UC Riverside W 15-7at UC Riverside W 21-5at UC Riverside W 14-1at Chapman College W 6-0at Chapman College W 9-1vs. Oregon Tech$ W 4-1vs. Portland State$ W 6-2vs. San Francisco State$ W 9-0vs. CSU San Bernardino$ W 4-3vs. Sonoma State$ W 6-2vs. Linfield$ W 7-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield$ L 0-1Cal State Hayward W 5-0Cal State Hayward W 7-0

at Sonoma State L 0-5at San Francisco State W 10-0at San Francisco State W 8-0at Cal State Bakersfield W 4-3at Cal State Bakersfield W 3-2at Cal Baptist W 5-1at Cal Baptist W 4-3at CSU San Bernardino W 8-3at CSU San Bernardino W 6-3at UC Riverside W 11-2at UC Riverside L 3-4at UC Riverside L 1-2vs. Oregon Tech$ W 9-0vs. Cal State Stanislaus$ W 4-3vs. CSU Dominguez Hills$ W 4-2vs. Sonoma State$ L 2-4at Cal State Hayward$ W 5-0vs. Portland State$ W 2-0vs. Chapman$ W 12-11vs. UC Davis$ L 0-1Cal State Stanislaus W 3-0Cal State Stanislaus W 14-4Cal State Hayward W 5-1Cal State Hayward W 3-1UC Davis W 11-1UC Davis W 2-0vs. CSU Dominguez Hills# L 0-5vs. CSU San Bernardino# W 8-1vs. San Francisco State# W 8-0vs. Cal State Stanislaus# W 3-1vs. Hawaii-Hilo# L 4-6vs. Portland State# L 3-6Sonoma State W 3-0Sonoma State W 8-3San Francisco State W 13-3San Francisco State W 16-2at Chico State W 6-2at Chico State W 5-0at UC Davis+ L 0-3vs. Portland State+ L 0-1^Warrior Classic (Turlock, Calif.)$Pioneer Classic (Hayward, Calif.)#Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)+NCAA West Region Tourn. (Davis, Calif.)


53-10, 19-5 NCACat St. Mary’s College L 4-5at St. Mary’s College W 8-3at San Francisco State W 13-3at San Francisco State W 19-2Simon Fraser W 2-1Simon Fraser W 4-1vs. Simon Fraser^ W 2-0vs. Sonoma State^ W 5-0vs. Cal State Hayward^ W 6-1vs. San Francisco State^ W 4-1vs. Simon Fraser^ W 5-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield^ L 0-1San Francisco State W 4-0San Francisco State W 10-0Sonoma State W 1-0Sonoma State W 5-2at Cal State Stanislaus W 2-0at Cal State Stanislaus W 10-0at UC Davis L 4-7at UC Davis L 0-7at Cal State Hayward W 8-1at Cal State Hayward W 6-2at Chaminade University W 14-0at Chaminade University W 10-1at Hawaii-Pacific W 4-2at Hawaii-Pacific W 1-0at Chaminade University W 9-0at Chaminade University W 14-0at Chico State W 5-0at Chico State L 3-5


Year-By-Year ScoresCal State Hayward W 7-6Cal State Stanislaus W 7-1Cal State Stanislaus W 11-1vs. Cal State Hayward& L 3-5vs. Chico State& W 4-3vs. UC Davis& W 5-1vs. Cal State Stanislaus& W 4-1at Sonoma State& W 9-3vs. Portland State& L 2-5Portland State+ W 3-2CSU Bakersfield+ L 0-3UC Davis+ L 3-4^Joan Wallace Tourn. (Chico, Calif.)$Pioneer Classic (Hayward, Calif.)#Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)&Sonoma St. Tourn. (Rohnert Park, Calif.)+NCAA West Region Tourn.(Arcata, Calif.)


31-14, 17-7 NCACSimon Fraser W 6-0Simon Fraser W 12-2Simon Fraser L 0-6at Sonoma State W 2-1at Sonoma State W 1-0at Cal State Hayward L 1-4at Cal State Hayward L 0-2at Cal State Stanislaus W 6-1at Cal State Stanislaus W 3-1at College of Notre Dame W 19-0at College of Notre Dame W 21-0UC Davis L 0-2UC Davis W 3-1Chico State W 2-0Chico State W 5-2at San Francisco State W 5-3at San Francisco State W 6-5Sonoma State W 4-1Sonoma State L 2-4vs. Santa Clara$ W 4-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield$ L 0-1vs. Chico State$ W 8-2vs. La Verne$ W 6-1vs. Chapman College$ W 2-0vs. Portland State$ L 5-10San Francisco State W 5-4San Francisco State W 4-2vs. Chico State# W 7-6vs. CP San Luis Obispo# L 0-1vs. Concordia College# W 6-5vs. Chapman College# W 2-1vs. Portland State# L 5-6at Chico State W 1-0at Chico State L 3-7at UC Davis W 2-1at UC Davis W 2-1Cal State Stanislaus W 5-1Cal State Stanislaus W 5-1Cal State Hayward L 0-10Cal State Hayward L 1-3vs. Cal State Bakersfield& L 0-3vs. Sonoma State& W 2-1vs. San Francisco State& W 4-3vs. UC Davis& W 2-0vs. CP San Luis Obispo& L 0-1$Pioneer Classic (Hayward, Calif.)#Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)&Sonoma St. Tourn. (Rohnert Park, Calif.)



at Cal State Hayward W 5-2at Cal State Hayward L 2-3at Cal State Stanislaus W 14-2at Cal State Stanislaus W 10-0

vs. Portland State+ W 4-0vs. CP San Luis Obispo+ L 1-2#Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)$Pioneer Tournament (Hayward, Calif.)+NCAA West Reg. Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)



at Sacramento State L 0-5at Sacramento State L 0-2at Santa Clara L 2-3at Santa Clara L 4-5vs. Chico State# W 4-0vs. Cal State Northridge# L 0-2vs. San Francisco State# L 0-2vs. Cal State Hayward# W 11-1vs. Cal State Northridge# L 0-3at Chico State W 2-0at Chico State W 5-2at Chico State W 12-1at Chico State W 9-2at Cal State Stanislaus L 0-1at Cal State Stanislaus W 7-0at Cal State Stanislaus W 5-0at Cal State Stanislaus W 5-0at San Francisco State L 0-4at San Francisco State W 2-1at San Francisco State L 1-2at San Francisco State L 1-3vs. Cal State Northridge$ L 0-5

at Sonoma State W 2-0Portland State L 0-1Portland State W 1-0San Francisco State W 8-0San Francisco State W 4-2San Francisco State W 8-6San Francisco State W 4-2vs. St. Mary’s College# W 8-0vs. Cal State Northridge# L 0-2vs. UC San Diego# W 10-1vs. Chico State# W 4-1vs. San Francisco State# W 2-0vs. Cal State Bakersfield# L 1-2vs. Portland State# W 4-1Chico State W 5-3Chico State W 7-2Chico State W 3-2Chico State W 12-0Cal State Stanislaus W 8-2Cal State Stanislaus W 4-1Cal State Stanislaus W 8-1Cal State Stanislaus W 10-0at UC Davis W 1-0at UC Davis W 9-1at UC Davis W 3-2at UC Davis W 2-0vs. UC Riverside$ W 7-0vs. Chico State$ L 0-6vs. Cal State Hayward$ W 4-3vs. Portland State$ L 1-3vs. UC Davis$ L 0-1at Cal State Bakersfield+ L 2-4

at Sonoma State W 1-0at Sonoma State W 3-1at St. Mary’s College W 7-2at St. Mary’s College W 10-6at Santa Clara W 5-0at Santa Clara W 11-3Chico State W 4-2Chico State W 1-0UC Davis W 4-3UC Davis W 4-0at San Francisco State L 3-4at San Francisco State W 7-4vs. Cal State Hayward# L 1-5vs. Cal State Bernardino# L 2-3vs. Chaminade# W 10-3vs. CSU Dominguez Hills# L 0-3vs. CP San Luis Obispo# W 1-0vs. Chico State# W 5-4vs. Cal State Bakersfield# W 3-2vs. Chaminade# W 3-1at Stanford W 4-0at Stanford W 7-1vs. St. Mary’s College$ W 9-0vs. Stanford$ W 10-1vs. UC Riverside$ W 9-1vs. Cal State Hayward$ L 1-2vs. Chaminade$ W 4-3vs. UC San Diego$ W 4-1vs. St. Mary’s College$ L 1-3Sonoma State W 2-1Sonoma State L 3-6Stanford W 8-0Stanford W 6-3College of Notre Dame W 10-0College of Notre Dame W 30-0San Francisco State W 2-0San Francisco State W 7-1at Chico State L 1-2at Chico State W 1-0at College of Norte Dame forfeitCal State Stanislaus L 2-3Cal State Stanislaus W 3-0Cal State Hayward W 3-2Cal State Hayward W 8-0vs. Chapman+ W 1-0at Portland State+ W 1-0at Portland State+ L 1-7at Portland State+ L 0-7#Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)$Pioneer Classic (Hayward, Calif.)+NCAA West Reg. Tourn. (Portland, Ore.)



at Santa Clara W 14-1at Santa Clara W 4-2at St. Mary’s College W 4-1at St. Mary’s College W 7-0at Chico State W 9-1at Chico State W 3-1at Cal State Hayward L 0-1at Cal State Hayward L 2-7at Cal State Hayward W 2-0at College of Notre Dame W 11-1at College of Notre Dame W 30-1at College of Notre Dame W 28-0at College of Notre Dame W 13-0at Menlo College W 6-0at Menlo College W 16-0at CP San Luis Obispo W 2-0at Cal State Bakersfield L 0-1at Cal State Bakersfield L 1-2at Sonoma State L 1-2at Sonoma State W 8-2at Sonoma State W 4-2

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Year-By-Year Scoresvs. Pacific Lutheran$ W 6-0vs. Chico State$ W 6-2vs. Metro State College$ L 2-7vs. Chapman College$ L 1-2vs. CSU San Bernardino$ L 4-7Sonoma State W 2-1Sonoma State W 2-1Sonoma State W 10-3Sonoma State L 1-2vs. Portland State L 1-4vs. Chico State W 5-1vs. Nevada W 16-1vs. Nevada L 1-4vs. Portland State W 6-4vs. Chico State W 4-2UC Davis W 1-0UC Davis L 4-5UC Davis W 4-0UC Davis W 2-0Cal State Hayward W 2-1Cal State Hayward W 5-4Cal State Hayward W 8-1Cal State Hayward W 4-3vs. UC Davis+ W 3-1vs. Sacramento State+ L 0-1vs. San Francisco State+ W 4-3vs. CSU Dominguez Hills+ W 3-2vs. Cal State Northridge+ L 4-6#Bakersfield Tourn. (Bakersfield, Calif.)~Pioneer Tournament (Hayward, Calif.)+Sac. State Tourn. (Sacramento, Calif.)

1984-1988Humboldt State did not field a

softball team1983

Head Coach: Lynn Warner10-4, 10-4 NCAC

Conference Championsat Chico State L 1-8at Chico State W 2-1at Sacramento State L 1-2at Sacramento State W 4-3Sonoma State L 3-4Sonoma State W 1-0UC Davis W 5-0UC Davis W 5-0San Francisco State W 2-1San Francisco State L 0-2Cal State Hayward W 7-4Cal State Hayward W 8-0Cal State Stanislaus W 4-2Cal State Stanislaus W 5-1

1982Head Coach: Lynn Warner

9-13, 6-8 GSCvs. BYU L 2-4vs. UC Davis W 11-1

vs. Nevada L 2-13vs. Chico State L 2-8vs. Chico State L NAvs. San Francisco State L 5-10vs. San Francisco State L NAvs. Sonoma State W 12-6vs. Sonoma State W 4-1vs. California L 2-21vs. California W 15-11

1976Head Coach: Bes Chandler

1-6vs. California L 1-17vs. California L 8-19vs. Sonoma State W 14-13vs. Chico State L 3-19vs. Oregon L 5-10vs. American River College L 0-3vs. Nevada L 9-21

1975Head Coach: Bes Chandler

4-5vs. Cal State Hayward W 13-6vs. Cal State Hayward W 23-5vs. Chico State W 6-3vs. Chico State L 5-6vs. Sacramento State L 11-4vs. California L 13-1vs. California L 7-5vs. Nevada W 15-5vs. Nevada L 10-1

1974Head Coach: Barbara Van Putten

2-5vs. UC Davis L 12-6vs. UC Davis L 11-8vs. Chico State W 12-7vs. Ore. College of Ed. L 14-2vs. Cal State Hayward L 12-7vs. Cal State Hayward W 7-4vs. Nevada L 12-7


4-3vs. Cal State Hayward W 9-2vs. UC Davis L 6-2vs. UC Davis W 8-7vs. Sacramento State L 10-0vs. Sacramento State W 28-16vs. Chico State L 15-14vs. Sonoma State W 30-11


2-3vs. Chico State L 9-8vs. Sonoma State W 13-1vs. Sonoma State W 11-2vs. San Francisco State W 11-7vs. Cal State Hayward L 5-1


1-3vs. Sonoma State L 11-7vs. Sonoma State W 10-6vs. Cal State Hayward L 4-1vs. Chico State L 20-12


2-1vs. Sonoma State W 15-7vs. Cal State Hayward W 12-11vs. Cal State Hayward L 12-5

vs. Sonoma State W 2-0vs. Sonoma State W 6-4vs. Cal State Hayward W 7-1vs. Cal State Hayward L 3-10vs. San Francisco State W 2-0vs. San Francisco State L 5-9vs. Sacramento State L 0-5vs. Sacramento State L 4-5vs. Chico State L 0-2vs. Chico State L 2-4


14-6, 10-4 GSCvs. Sacramento State L 1-4vs. Sacramento State L 0-3vs. California W 6-3vs. California L 5-6vs. San Francisco State W 4-0vs. San Francisco State W 11-0vs. Cal State Hayward W 4-1vs. Cal State Hayward W 14-1vs. Sonoma State W 8-3vs. Sonoma State W 11-2vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 14-0vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 12-1vs. Nevada L 0-4vs. Nevada W 4-3vs. San Francisco W 3-0vs. San Francisco W 2-1vs. UC Davis W 6-2vs. UC Davis W 5-0vs. Chico State L 2-3vs. Chico State L 1-2


14-9, 10-4 GSCvs. San Francisco W 8-2vs. San Francisco L 4-8vs. Nevada L 2-8vs. Nevada L 2-7vs. Sacramento State L 0-7vs. Sacramento State W 4-3vs. Chico State L 1-4vs. Chico State L 0-6vs. Cal State Hayward W 15-0vs. Cal State Hayward W 15-7vs. Oregon W 1-0vs. American River College L 2-6vs. Southern Oregon W 8-0vs. Oregon State W 3-2vs. California L 2-12vs. San Francisco State W 6-3vs. San Francisco State W 4-3vs. UC Davis W 3-2vs. UC Davis L 5-6vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 11-1vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 12-0vs. Sonoma State W 8-0vs. Sonoma State W 10-9


6-14vs. Cal State Hayward L 3-4vs. Cal State Hayward W 15-11vs. San Francisco State L 2-11vs. San Francisco State L NAvs. UC Davis W 13-4vs. UC Davis W 12-10vs. Sacramento State L 0-9vs. Sacramento State L 3-9vs. Chico State L 4-5vs. Chico State L 3-9vs. Nevada L 0-10

vs. BYU L 0-1vs. San Francisco State L 2-3vs. San Francisco State L 2-3vs. Cal State Hayward W 6-3vs. Cal State Hayward W 7-3vs. Nevada W 3-1vs. Nevada L 0-5vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 1-0vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 8-4vs. Sierra College L 6-8vs. Cal State Hayward W 12-2vs. Idaho L 0-12vs. Sacramento State L 5-7vs. Sacramento State L 3-10vs. Chico State L 1-2vs. Chico State L 3-5vs. Sonoma State W 5-2vs. Sonoma State W 8-0vs. UC Davis L 1-3vs. UC Davis L 1-2


8-11, 6-8 GSCvs. Nevada L 1-11vs. Nevada L 3-5vs. Sonoma State W 12-2vs. Sonoma State L 4-11vs. Cal State Hayward L 3-4vs. Cal State Hayward L 2-9vs. Southern Oregon W 6-2vs. Ore. College of Ed. W 4-3vs. Pacific L 2-5vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 3-2vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 10-4vs. Sacramento State L 2-3vs. Sacramento State L 0-10vs. Chico State L 3-4vs. Chico State W 5-3vs. UC Davis W 8-5vs. UC Davis W 9-7vs. San Francisco State L 0-2vs. San Francisco State L 2-6


10-12, 8-6 GSCvs. Nevada-Reno W 6-1vs. Nevada-Reno L 4-5vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 6-1vs. Cal State Stanislaus W 12-11vs. San Francisco L 3-4vs. San Francisco W 2-0vs. Chapman College L 0-1vs. Chapman College L 0-6vs. UCLA L 0-4vs. UCLA L 0-9vs. UC Davis W 12-2vs. UC Davis W 4-3


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CONSECUTIVE WINNING SEASONS1983, 1989 through 2011 (HSU didn’t field a team from 1984-1988)

TOTAL WINS1164-406-2 all-time record.740 winning percentage

SCHOOL RECORD NUMBER OF WINS1998 (60-7 overall, 23-1 NCAC)

2005 (60-6 overall, 22-2 GNAC)

Humboldt State head coach Frank Cheek has built a winning tradition and has be-come a national powerhouse ever since he took over the program in 1989. The Jacks have not had a losing season from the program’s revival, and haven’t lost more than 24 games in a season under Cheek’s reign. During Cheek’s tenure, HSU softball has gone 1077-311-2 (.775 winning percentage). In his 13th season at the helm of the program Cheek was honored for reaching the 600-win plateau. That 2001 squad won the conference and the west region champion-ships and finished third at the national championships. In the decade of 1990, HSU went to the NCAA postseason play in all but one year — bringing home three regional titles and a National Championship in 1999. HSU first got on the national map in its first trip to the National Championships in 1994. In dramatic fashion, the Lumberjacks advanced all the way to the title game before losing to Merrimack College. In 1998, the Lumberjacks set a school record with 60 wins before being eliminated in the regional tournament by Cal State Bakersfield. A determined Humboldt State returned in 1999, after earning its third West Regional crown, and captured its first ever national title—the first national championship for women’s sports in the school’s history—setting a new standard for the years to come. In 2008, after a six-year curse of losing in the west region tournament, HSU finally broke through taking six consecutive games to make it to the national championship. The Jacks won their second national title in record breaking fashion by defeating No. 1 seed Lock Haven twice in 17-inning and 10-inning games. Humboldt State then defeated Emporia State twice in the final to take home the hardware for the second time. The program has suited up 35 All-America’s, including three-time honorees Jessame Kendall, Jamie Peterson, Jennifer Fritz, Natalie Gallety, Lizzy Prescott and current assistant coach Shelli Maher, as well as, seven two-time All-America selections. The winningest coach at HSU, Cheek has a total of 1,338 victories as a head coach for the Lumberjacks (1077 in softball and 261 more in wrestling).

NCAA POSTSEASON APPEARANCESIncludes every year from 1990 to 2009

(except 1992)

CONSECUTIVE 40-WIN SEASONSFrom 1993 through 2008 (839-198-2).808 winning percentage

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCESNational Champions in 1999 & 2008

Runner-up in 1994 and Third Place in 1995 & 2001

It’s all in the numbers...

National Championships20081999

West Region Championships

20082001199919951994

Conference Championships

20092008200720062005200420032002200120001998199619941993199119901989

Humboldt State Softball Tradition

1,16460

2619

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From 1990 to Today: 19 West Region appearances

2009The No. 8 ranked and No. 1 seeded Lum-berjacks hosted the West Regional. In their opener, they dropped a sloppy 3-2 decision to Sonoma State. In its first game in the losers bracket, HSU used a three-run seventh inning rally to defeat Montana State-Billings, but fell and were eliminated by Cal State Stanislaus 8-0.

2008For the fifth consecutive year, HSU held onto it’s No. 1 seed as they hosted the CCAA Champi-onship Tournament. Despite being eliminated by CSU San Bernardino in the CCAA tourna-ment and losing to them in the first round of the regional tournament, the Jacks determination was apparent as they swallowed the rest of their competition to defeat Western Oregon twice to take the regional title. Looking at a tough bracket at nationals, HSU defeated No. 1 seed Lock Haven in a 10-inning game in the first round and a 17-inning game in the semi-final round and shutout Emporia State twice, first in the second round and then in the championship game, to finish its season on a 10-game winning streak and earning the title National Champs.

2007

The Jacks continued it’s No. 1 seed streak for the fourth year in a row entering the West Regionals Championships. HSU opened the tournament falling to Seattle University 0-2. The Jacks then came back to defeat Hawaii Pacific University 3-2 to stay in competition. The Lumberjacks went on to defeat UC San Diego 2-0, but their joy was short lived as they fell 4-2 to Seattle University.

2006Earning the No. 1 seed, the Lumberjacks opened play with a 3-2 win over No. 8 seed Hawaii Pacific followed by a 6-5 win against No. 4 seed CS Dominguez Hills. HSU fell 3-1 to No. 2 CSU Bakersfield and were forced to play the Toros again for a chance to meet CSU Bakersfield for the championship. The Jacks lost the rematch with CSUDH, 3-2, eliminating them from the tournament.

2005A record-setting season came to an abrupt close at the West Regional in 2005. Humboldt State, the No. 1 seed, fell 1-0 to San Francisco State and 3-1 to Montana State Billings to finish the season 60-6 overall.

2004Humboldt State hosted the West Regional in 2004. The Jacks earned wins over San Fran-cisco State, 4-0, and Seattle, 5-1, but fell twice to eventual West Region champion Western New Mexico, 3-0 and 2-0.

2003The Lumberjacks started out strong in game one, defeating the No. 5 seed CSU Dominguez Hills and then lost a one-run ball game in the bottom of the seventh to top seed CSU Bakersfield. On day two, the Jacks held on with wins over Western Washington and Western New Mexico, but finished third as they were eliminated by another loss to host CSU Bakersfield.

2002The Lumberjacks were defeated in two games at the 2002 West Regionals hosted by UC Da-vis. The Jacks fell 1-0 to host UC Davis in their first outing and then fell 5-4 to eventual West Region champions, Chico State, immediately following.

2001The Lumberjacks knocked off Cal State Stan-islaus 3-1 in the first day of the tournament before they turned to host UC Davis and won 3-2. The Jacks took on UC Davis one more time, winning 2-1 to pick up the West Region Championship and advance to the NCAA Na-tional Championships.

2000The Lumberjacks suffered heartbreaking defeats to UC Davis and Cal State Stanislaus on their

home turf in Arcata ending hopes of a champi-onship repeat.

1999With one swing of her aluminum bat, Taiisha Pleasant ended five years of waiting for the Humboldt State softball program. Pleasant’s 10th inning home run with Megan Keesling aboard lifted the Lumberjacks to a 2-1 victory over Hawaii Pacific and the NCAA West Region championship.

1998Humboldt State made its fifth consecutive ap-pearance in the West Region tournament, trav-eling to Bakersfield for the event after the NCAA denied the No. 1 seeded Jacks’ bid to host the event. Humboldt opened the tournament with a 3-0 victory over UC Riverside, avenging two regular season losses to the Highlanders. The Jacks then fell to CSU Bakersfield, 1-0, drop-ping them into the loser’s bracket in the double elimination format. The Jacks rallied to knock off UC Riverside, 8-5 and then defeated Bakers-field, 2-0 behind Jessame Kendall’s three-hitter to set up the championship game. Humboldt’s offense sputtered in the finale, however, as CSU Bakersfield claimed a 4-0 decision that ended the Lumberjacks’ 1998 campaign.

HSU NCAA Division IIWest Region Appearances2009 — at Arcata; eliminated by Cal State Stanislaus2008 — at Arcata; defeated Western Or-egon twice to win title2007 — at Turlock; eliminated by Seattle2006 — at Bakersfield; eliminated by Cal State Dominguez Hills2005 — at Dominguez Hills; eliminated by Montana State-Billings2004 — at Arcata; lost to Western New Mexico in title game2003 — at Bakersfield; eliminated by Cal State Bakersfield2002 — at Davis; eliminated by Chico State2001 — at Davis; defeated UC Davis twice to win title2000 — at Arcata; eliminated by Cal State Stanislaus1999 — at Davis; defeated Hawaii Pacific twice to win title1998 — at Bakersfield; lost to Cal State Bakersfield in title game1997 — at Davis; 0-2 in tournament1996 — at Davis; 0-2 in tournament1995 — at Arcata; defeated UC Davis in championship game1994 — at Davis; beat CSU Bakersfield twice in final day to win title 1993 — at Arcata; lost in semifinals1991 — at Portland; lost twice to Portland in final day1990 — at Bakersfield; lost to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in semifinals

NCAA Division IIWest Region Champions

2011 - UC San Diego2010 - Hawaii Pacific2008 - HUMBOLDT STATE2007 - Cal State Stanislaus2006 - Cal State Bakersfield2005 - San Francisco State2004 - Western New Mexico2003 - UC Davis2002 - Chico State2001 - HUMBOLDT STATE2000 - UC Davis1999 - HUMBOLDT STATE1998 - Cal State Bakersfield1997 - UC Davis1996 - UC Davis1995 - HUMBOLDT STATE1994 - HUMBOLDT STATE1993 - UC Davis1992 - Cal State Hayward1991 - Portland State1990 - Cal State Bakersfield1989 - Cal State Sacramento1988 - Cal State Bakersfield1982-87 - Cal State Northridge


1997The Lumberjack’s season ended quickly after losing the first two games of the NCAA Division II West Regional Tournament. HSU committed a total of five errors in the two losses to Cal State Bakersfield and UC Davis. The Roadrunners scored five times in the top of the seventh to blow the game open. They won the game 10-5. In the second game, Gena Webber—NCAC Pitcher of the Year and the nation’s leader in ERA— completely shut down the Jacks as she fanned eight batters. Erin Raethke took the loss in game two, as the Aggies, the eventual region champion, cruised to a 6-0 victory.

1996Seldom the Lumberjacks lose two games in one day, both shutouts. This was the case in the West Regional at Davis as the HSU was shutdown by UC Davis and Portland State. UC Davis’ Gena Webber held the Jacks to four hits in the 3-0 victory. Facing elimination from the tournament, the Lumberjacks battled Portland State to a scoreless tie through six innings before surrendering the winning run

in the bottom of the seventh. HSU was again held to four hits.

1995The Lumberjacks came home again for the West Region event, and this time rewarded their fans with the defense of their title. Jennifer Fritz helped Humboldt win three games in the regional tournament with her seven hits and .636 batting average, and Diana Stallard drove in six runs. The Jacks took the final by a 4-1 score over UC Davis.

1994Stacie Lonquist was back to lead the Lum-berjacks into the postseason at Davis, and the NCAC Player of the Year’s .443 batting average kept the Jacks on track at the West Region Tournament. Humboldt did it the hard way - emerging from the loser’s bracket to take a pair of wins Saturday and claim their first-ever region title.

1993After a one-year absence from the big event, the Jacks returned and got the opportunity to

perform on their home field. They defeated the Portland State Vikings 3-2 in the opener, but dropped games to Cal State Bakersfield and UC Davis and had to watch those two battle for the title in Arcata.

1991As the No. 3 seed in the four-team regional at Portland, Humboldt State surprised everyone by upsetting No. 2 Chapman College 1-0 before defeating No. 1 Portland State by the same score. Humboldt needed only one win on the second day to claim the title, but host Portland State came back to score 7-1 and 7-0 victories over the Lumberjacks and advance to the na-tional tournament.

1990The Lumberjacks, making their first regional appearance in program history, were the No. 5 seed of five teams selected. In the regional held at Bakersfield, the Jacks opened with a 4-2 loss to the host Roadrunners, the region’s No. 1 seed. They defeated Portland State 4-0 to stay alive, but were eliminated by Cal Poly SLO, 2-1 in the next game.

Year Champions Runner-up Site2011 UC San Diego Alabama-Huntsville Salem, Va.2010 Hawaii Pacific Valdosta State St. Joseph, Mo.2009 Lock Haven Alabama-Huntsville Salem, Va.2008 HUMBOLDT STATE Emporia State Houston, Texas2007 SIU Edwardsville Lock Haven Akron, Ohio2006 Lock Haven Emporia State Salem, Va.2005 Lynn Kennesaw Salem, Va.2004 Angelo State Florida Southern Altamonte Springs, Fla.2003 UC Davis Georgia College & State University Salem, Ore.2002 Saint Mary’s (Texas) Grand Valley State Salem, Va.2001 Nebraska-Omaha Lewis Salem, Va.2000 North Dakota State Kennesaw State Columbus, Ga.1999 HUMBOLDT STATE Nebraska-Kearney Salem, Va.1998 California (Pa.) Barry University Pensacola, Fla.1997 California (Pa.) Wisconsin-Parkside Salem, Va.1996 Kennesaw State Nebraska-Omaha Emporia, Kan.1995 Kennesaw State Bloomsbugh Salem, Va.1994 Merrimack HUMBOLDT STATE Shawnee, Kan.1993 Florida Southern Augustana (S.D.) Shawnee, Kan.1992 Missouri Southern State Cal State Hayward Shawnee, Kan.1991 Augustana (S.D.) Bloomsburg Midland, Mich.1990 Cal State Bakersfield Cal State Northridge Midland, Mich.1989 Cal State Bakersfield Cal State Sacramento Sacramento, Calif.1988 Cal State Bakersfield Lock Haven Sacramento, Calif.1987 Cal State Northridge Florida Southern Quincy, Ill.1986 Stephen F. Austin Cal State Northridge Akron, Ohio1985 Cal State Northridge Akron Northridge, Calif.1984 Cal State Northridge Akron Sioux Falls, S.D.1983 Cal State Northridge Sam Houston State Orange, Calif.1982 Sam Houston State Cal State Northridge Stratford, Conn.

Humboldt State in the National Championship1994 at Shawnee, Kan. — lost to Merrimack in championship game

1995 at Salem, Va. — lost to Kennesaw St. in semifinal game1999 at Salem, Va. — Won National Championship by defeating Neb.-Kearney

2001 at Salem, Va. — lost to Nebraska-Omaha in semifinal game2008 at Houston, Texas — Won National Championship by defeating Emporia State

NCAA Division II National Championships

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Date Opponent Location Time2/4/2012 Metro State Turlock 10 a.m. 2/4/2012 Cal State Monterey Bay Turlock 2:30 p.m.2/4/2012 Chico State Turlock 4:45 p.m. 2/5/2012 Western Washington Turlock 10 a.m. 2/5/2012 San Francisco State Turlock 12:15 p.m. 2/11/2012 CSU Dominguez Hills (DH)* Carson 12 p.m.2/12/2012 CSU Dominguez Hills (DH)* Carson 11 a.m.2/18/2012 Dominican University (DH) Moraga 12 p.m.2/19/2012 Academy of Art (DH) Brisbane 11 a.m.2/24/2012 Chico State (DH) * Arcata 12 p..m..2/25/2012 Chico State (DH) * Arcata 11 a.m. 3/2/2012 Sonoma State (DH)* Rhonert Park 12 p.m.3/3/2012 Sonoma State (DH) * Rohnert Park 11 a.m. 3/10/2012 CSU Monterey Bay (DH)* Seaside 12 p.m.3/11/2012 CSU Monterey Bay (DH)* Seaside 11 a.m.3/16/2012 UC San Diego (DH) * Arcata 1 p.m.3/17/2012 UC San Diego (DH) * Arcata 11 a.m.3/23/2012 Cal State San Bernardino (DH)* San Bernardino 1 p.m.3/24/2012 Cal State San Bernardino (DH) * San Bernardino 11 a.m.3/29/2012 Saint Martin’s (DH) * Turlock 12 p.m.3/30/2012 Central Washington Turlock 8:45 a.m. 3/30/2012 Northwest Nazarene Turlock 11:15 a.m. 3/30/2012 Hawaii Pacific Turlock 4:15 p.m. 3/31/2012 Notre Dame de Namur University Turlock 10 a.m. 3/31/2012 Grand Canyon Turlock 12:15 p.m. 4/1/2012 Tournament of Champions Finals Turlock TBA 4/4/2012 Notre Dame de Namur University (DH) Arcata 1 p.m.4/6/2012 San Francisco State (DH) * Arcata 1 p.m.4/7/2012 San Francisco State (DH) * Arcata 11 a.m.4/13/2012 Cal State East Bay (DH) * Arcata 1 p.m.4/14/2012 Cal State East Bay (DH) * Arcata 11 a.m.4/20/2012 CSU Stanislaus (DH) * Turlock 2 p.m.4/21/2012 CSU Stanislaus (DH) * Turlock 11 a.m.* Denotes CCAA contest (DH) Double Header

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