Las Vegas, NV All Games Times are based on local host time zone. Higher RPI is Home team first round UNLV (86) (31-18) UC Riverside (100) (33-22)

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1 2018 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time (PT)/Result Sportco Kick Off Classic (Las Vegas, NV) Feb. 9 North Dakota State W, 3-2 (9) Feb. 9 Creighton W, 4-2 Feb. 10 #16/18 Minnesota L, 0-3 Feb. 10 Utah Valley W, 8-0 (5) Feb. 11 Southern Utah W, 3-0 Marucci Desert Classic (Las Vegas, NV) Feb. 16 Idaho State W, 5-3 Feb. 16 Buffalo W, 6-5 (8) Feb. 17 UTEP L, 7-8 Feb. 17 South Dakota W, 6-2 Feb. 18 Seattle W, 7-5 Feb. 19 Hawai'i L, 1-8 Houston Invitational (Houston, Texas) Feb. 23 Syracuse W, 3-0 Feb. 23 UTSA W, 6-5 Feb. 24 Yale W, 3-0 Feb. 24 Houston L, 0-2 Feb. 25 UTSA Cancelled Grand Canyon Lopes Up Classic (Phoenix, AZ) March 2 South Dakota L, 0-1 March 2 Princeton W, 8-1 March 3 Valparaiso W, 2-1 March 3 Grand Canyon W, 8-6 (8) March 4 Valparaiso L, 1-4 Rebel Classic (Las Vegas, NV) March 9 DePaul W, 2-1 March 9 Washington L, 0-8 March 10 New Mexico State W, 5-2 March 10 Portland State W, 9-1 (6) March 11 Portland State Cancelled March 16 at New Mexico* L, 2-5 March 17 at New Mexico* W, 6-0 March 18 at New Mexico* W, 9-1 (5) March 23 Utah State* W, 8-0 (5) March 24 Utah State* L, 2-5 March 25 Utah State* L, 0-6 March 29 at San Jose State* L, 1-4 March 30 at San Jose State* L, 2-6 March 31 at San Jose State* L, 2-8 April 3 at San Diego W, 6-4 April 6 San Diego State* L, 2-5 (9) April 7 San Diego State* L, 1-4 April 8 San Diego State* W, 3-2 April 13 at Boise State* W, 1-0 (8) April 14 at Boise State* W, 2-1 April 15 at Boise State* L, (9) April 27 UNR* W, 9-4 April 28 UNR* W, 7-6 April 29 UNR* L, 1-8 May 4 at Fresno State* W, 4-3 May 5 at Fresno State* W, 4-1 May 6 at Fresno State* W, 6-2 May 10 Colorado State* W, 5-2 May 11 Colorado State* W, 11-2 (5) May 12 Colorado State* L, 1-3 NISC Regional (Las Vegas, NV) May 16 Weber State/Utah Valley 6 p.m. May 17 TBD TBD May 18 TBD TBD * - Mountain West Game Bold/Italic - Home games -All match times are listed in Pacific Time. -All dates & times are subject to change. OVERALL: // MW: // HOME: // AWAY: 9-6 // NEUTRAL: 5-2 This Week In UNLV Softball MOUNTAIN WEST STANDINGS Conference Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. Boise State* San José State Fresno State UNLV UNR San Diego State Colorado State Utah State New Mexico *Mountain West Champion/NCAA Automatic Bid 2018 UNLV SOFTBALL NISC UNLV REGIONAL, May National Invitational Softball Championship - UNLV Regional Eller Media Stadium Las Vegas, NV Live Stats: Live Video: Live Updates: Twitter UNLV Wednesday, May 16 Thursday, May 17 Friday, May p.m. 3 p.m. 6 p.m. Higher RPI is Home team first round UNLV (86) (31-18) Utah Valley (217) (21-29) Wed May 6pm 2 Wed May 12pm 1 Las Vegas, NV All Games Times are based on local host time zone Thurs May 6pm Weber State (149) (27-24) 5 UC Riverside (100) (33-22) Wed May 3pm Nevada (122) (25-25) Loser 1 Thurs May 12pm Loser 3 3 Fri May 3pm 8 Loser 5 Fri May 12pm 4 Loser 8 Loser 2 Thurs May 3pm 6 7 REGIONAL CHAMPIONS 2018 MW POLL Rank Team Fri May 6pm Regional Champions Advance to Championship Round Points 1. San Diego State (7) San José State (2) Fresno State Utah State UNR Colorado State Boise State UNLV New Mexico 9 First-place votes in parentheses. 9 REGIONAL CHAMPIONS

2 QUICK FACTS General Information Location... Las Vegas, Nev. Founded Enrollment...28,600 Colors.... Scarlet & Gray Nickname...Rebels Conference...Mountain West Affiliation....NCAA Division I President.... Dr. Len Jessup Director of Athletics...Desiree Reed-Francois Softball Information Head Coach... Kristie Fox Alma Mater...Arizona, '07 UNLV Record // Years // First Year Overall Record // Five Years Assistant Coach...Andy Jarvis Alma Mater...Oregon State, '03 Assistant Coach...Tina Andreana Alma Mater...Oregon State '13 Office Phone Facility...Eller Media Stadium Capacity Dimensions...LF: 200, CF: 220, RF: 200 Team Information 2017 Overall Record Mountain West Record Mountain West Finish...8th Postseason...N/A Final Ranking....N/A Letterwinners Returning // Lost // 5 Position Starters Ret. //Lost...6 (includes DP) // 3 Pitchers Returning // Lost... 2 // 3 Newcomers...6 Media Relations Softball Contact... Sarah Micinski (Jennings) ...sarah.jennings@unlv.edu Office Phone Cell Phone Internet Address.... PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Reina Bondi...Ray-na Bon-dee Myrand Bueno... Bwei-no Jaclyn Candelas...Can-del-es Lesly Cazares....Cuh-Zar-es Justine Federe...Justeen Fuh-dairy Brooke Stover... STO-ver Vivian Quiroz-Montanto..Cure-oz Mon-tawn-yo Jade Yadao-Valdez...yuh-dow SIMPLY REB! NOTE TO THE MEDIA: Please remember that UNLV (acronym on all references) is home to the REBEL softball team. Only the men s basketball team at UNLV is nicknamed the RUNNIN REBELS. While, the women s basketball and women s tennis teams are the only ones nicknamed the LADY REBELS UNLV Softball Quick Facts/Roster NUMERICAL ROSTER ## Name Ht. Pos. Cl/Exp Hometown (Last School) 00 Bre Burke 5-4 P/OF SR (1L) Coeur d'alene, Idaho (Coeur d'alene HS) 1 Abby Howard 5-6 C JR (1L) Coeur d'alene, Idaho (North Idaho College) 2 Jaclyn Candelas 5-3 OF FR (HS) Santa Fe, Calif. (St. Paul) 5 Alyssa Navarro 5-5 INF SR (1L) Dinuba, Calif. (University of Iowa) 7 Justine Federe 5-2 INF SO (1L) Chula Vista, Calif. (Olympian HS) 10 Jade Yadao-Valdez 4-9 UTL SR (3L) Wahiawa, Hawaii (Mililani HS) 11 Kiley Harrison 5-8 C JR (1L) Las Vegas, NV (Kent State University) 12 Charlie Masterson 5-8 P/INF SO (1L) Boulder City, Nev. (Boulder City HS) 23 Mia Trejo 5-11 INF/P FR (HS) Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson High Magnet School) 17 Emily Vela 5-2 UTL SO (1L) Tomball, Texas (Tomball HS) 27 Lesly Cazares 5-2 INF FR (HS) Tucson, Ariz. (Desert View HS) 20 Brooke Stover 5-8 C SR (3L) Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde HS) 23 Devynn Marshall 5-6 INF/P FR (HS) Cypress, Calif. (Shadow Ridge HS) 24 Samantha Diaz 5-8 INF FR (HS) Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Rancho Cucamonga ) 25 Reina Bondi 5-2 OF SO (1L) Tucson, Ariz. (Ironwood Ridge HS) 33 Vivian Quiroz-Montanto 5-4 C FR (HS) Las Vegas, Nev. (Spring Valley HS) 45 Janine Petmecky 5-5 P/OF SR (3L) Riverside, Calif. (Riverside Polytechnic HS) 55 Myranda Bueno 5-6 OF JR (2L) Whittier, Calif. (St. Paul HS) ALPHABETICAL ## Name 25 Reina Bondi 55 Myranda Bueno 0 Breana Burke 2 Jaclyn Candelas 27 Lesly Cazares 24 Samantha Diaz 7 Justine Federe 11 Kiley Harrison 1 Abby Howard 23 Devynn Marshall 12 Charlie Masterson 5 Alyssa Navarro 45 Janine Petmecky 33 Vivian Quiroz-Montanto 20 Brooke Stover 15 Mia Trejo 17 Emily Vela 10 JadeYadao-Valdez BY CLASS Seniors (4) Alyssa Navarro Janine Petmecky Brooke Stover Jade Yadao-Valdez Juniors (3) Myranda Bueno Kiley Harrison Abby Howard Sophomores (5) Reina Bondi Bre Burke Justine Federe Charlie Masterson Emily Vela Freshmen (6) Jaclyn Candelas Lesly Cazares Samantha Diaz Devynn Marshall Mia Trejo Vivian Quiroz-Montanto BY POSITION Catchers (4) Brooke Stover Abby Howard Kiley Harrison Vivian Quiroz-Montanto INFIELDERS/ UTILITY (9) Alyssa Navarro Justine Federe Charlie Masterson Emily Vela Lesly Cazares Samantha Diaz Devynn Marshall Mia Trejo Jadelyn Yadao-Valdez Outfielders (4) Reina Bondi Myranda Bueno Jaclyn Candelas Janine Petmecky Pitchers (5) Bre Burke Charlie Masterson Devynn Marshall Mia Trejo

3 2018 RECORD WHEN... Overall Mountain West Non-conference Home Away Neutral Longest winning streak...5 Longest losing streak...5 Longest MW winning streak...5 Longest MW losing streak....7 vs. Top 10 NFCA/USA...0-1/0-1 vs. Top NFCA/USA...0-2/0-2 In one-run games In two-run games In three-run games In four-run games In five or more run games In extra innings In shutouts Rebels scoring 0-2 runs Rebels scoring 3-5 runs Rebels scoring 6-9 runs Rebels scoring 10+ runs Rebels score first Opponent scores first Ahead after 4.0 innings Trailing after 4.0 innings Tied after 4.0 innings Rebels hit 0 home runs Rebels hit 1 home run Rebels hits 2+ home runs Rebels make 0 errors Rebels make 1 error Rebels make 2+ errors Rebels out-hit opponent Opponent out-hits Rebels Hits are tied On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday Day Games Night Games In February In March In April In May REBELS HOST NISC REGIONAL WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY UNLV softball's milestone season continues this week as the Rebels will make their first postseason appearance since 2009, hosting a regional as part of the National Invitational Softball Championship (NISC) - a tournament sponsored by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) and operated by Triple Crown Sports, Inc., a company that produces events for college and youth athletics. The new tournament was introduced in 2017 and is meant to be equivalent to the NIT and WNIT in college basketball. UNLV is the No.1 overall seed in the 17-team field and is one of four teams hosting a regional this week. The Scarlet and Gray will welcome four teams to Eller Media Stadium - UC Riverside, Weber State and two teams they've already faced this year - Utah Valley and in-state rival UNR. The regional will take place over three days, May 16-18, with games at 12 p.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. each day. UNLV will have a first-round bye and will play at 6 p.m. against the winner of Utah Valley/Weber State, who play earlier in the day at noon. The double-elimination tournament will continue Thursday with three more games before concluding with the regional championship game at 3 p.m on Friday. If a second game is needed to determine the winner, that game will take place following the 3 p.m. contest. Adult all-tournament passes are $25 and youth/student/senior passes are $12, while single-day ticket are $10 for adults and $5 for youth/students/seniors. Tickets can be purchased at the gate. The Rebels wrapped up the regular season last weekend with their fourth straight Mountain West series win and finished fourth in the conference after winning 10 of its last 13 league games. Two of their series victories came on the road over eventual MW champion Boise State and third-place finisher Fresno State. Overall, UNLV's 31 wins are its most since 2010 and marks the first time in eight years the Scarlet and Gray reached the 30-win threshold. It is also the first time since 2011 they will have a winning season. Under first-year head coach Kristie Fox, the Rebels have reached their first postseason since appearing in a NCAA regional in the first year under former head coach Pete Manarino. One more win and Fox will have the most wins for a first-year coach in program history. UNLV could see some familiar foes this week as they faced the Wolverines of Utah Valley and of course, conference foe UNR, earlier in the year, with all four games taking place at Eller Media Stadium. The Rebels beat UVU 8-0 in five innings on Feb. 10 and took two of three for UNR, April 27-29) to capture the Governor's Series for the first time since The field also includes UC Riverside, who enters the regional at 33-20, and Weber State, who is finished the regular season three games above.500. If UNLV and UNR both win their first games, they will meet in the semifinal. The loser of that game will then have a chance to come up through the loser's bracket for a possible rematch in the championship round. RANKING THE REBELS Mountain West: UNLV led the MW in fielding percentage (.973) and ERA (2.85) and ranked sixth with a.278 batting average. UNLV also has the least amount of errors in the conference with just 37 through 46 games. The Rebels were tied for sixth in hits (363) and seventh in runs scored (202) and RBI (182). Rebel pitchers were fifth in innings pitched at 337.0, fourth in opposing batting average (.270), fourth in strikeouts (228) and second in batters struck out looking (93). Individually, Janine Petmecky's 2.28 ERA was third in the MW, while her.245 opposing batting average was seventh and her 140 strikeouts were third (her 59 battters struck out looking is first) during the regular season. NCAA: UNLV is 22nd in the country in fielding percentage (.973) heading into the postseason. RPI: UNLV ended the regular season with an RPI of 86, its highest all season. QUICK HITTERS UNLV is making its first postseason appearance since 2009, when the Rebels played in a NCAA Regional. The 31 wins are the program's most since going in 2010, with UNLV getting its first winning season since 2011 and first 30-win season in eight years. The 13 conference wins are the most since the team won 15 in At 31 wins, Kristie Fox is tied with former UNLV head coach Pete Manarino for most wins in their first year at the helm. Manarino won 31 in his first season in UNLV won 10 of its last 13 conference games after a streak of seven straight Mountain West losses. After winning just one of their first four conference series, the Rebels won four straight MW series to close out the season. Two of their series victories came on the road over eventual MW champion Boise State and third-place Fresno State. The other MW series wins this year were at New Mexico (March 16-18) and at home against UNR (April 27-29) and Colorado State (May 10-12). UNLV finished its 2018 non-conference regular season slate with a 18-7 record overall. UNLV's 20-8 record through the first 28 games was the program's best start since the 1996 squad had the same record to start the season. If the Rebels can score first, they have a good shot to win as they are 23-4 when that occurs. Between the three games in Fresno and the first two games last weekend against Colorado State, the Rebels scored int he first inning five straight games en route to a five-game winning streak. The Rebels have only lost once when they've out-hit their opponent at 22-1, but are 8-15 when out-hit by their opponents. Rebels are 23-3 when leading after the fourth inning, so getting the lead early has been a key to success. Season Streaks: The Rebels's longest win streak during the regular season was five, all in conference, while their longest losing streak is also five games. Their longest MW losing streak is seven. Individual Streaks: Junior Myranda Bueno has the longest hitting streak of the season at 10. Freshman Mia Trejo at one point had reached base safely in 13 straight games. Both Bueno and Brooke Stover both have on-base streaks that reached 10 at one point, while Stover had a nine-game hitting streak as well. Petmecky will enter the regional on a six-game hitting streak and an eight-game on base streak, whiel Trejo has a seven-game on-base streak. Freshman Samantha Diaz has reached base safely in five straight games. Strong defense: The Rebels have committed just 40 errors in 49 games this year and big reason for that is the strong play of Stover behind the plate. The senior has not committed a single error this season in 274

4 chances and she is the only player in the MW (among those with over 50 chances) not to have committed an error this season. The Rebels are 17-3 when they make no errors in a game. Historic Sweep In Fresno May 4-6: The Rebels made history in Fresno May 4-6 in more ways than one. The three-game sweep was the program's first over the Bulldogs, while UNLV became the first team to sweep Fresno State in MW conference play - home or away - since the Bulldogs joined the conference in Most impressively, it was the first time FS had been swept on their home field by a conference opponent in its 37 year history. Petmecky's Hot End To The Regular Season: After going 8-for-10 with two walks in 12 plate appearances in Fresno, Petmecky went 7-for-8 over the first two games against Colorado State in the regular season finale series. Over the final two series, went 15-for-21 (.714) with 10 runs scored, eight RBI, one double, one triple and three home runs. In the circle over the span, she pitched 24.0 innings, went 2-1 with a save, allowed eight runs on 22 hits and had 19 strikeouts, helping the Rebels to their longest win streak of the year Honors Roll In For Petmecky: After her monster performance in Fresno May 4-6, Petmecky earned some unprecedented honors in UNLV history as she became the first player in program history to be named the USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Week on May 8. She also earned the Mountain West Player and Pitcher of the Week honors that day, marking just the second time in conference history the same players has nabbed both awards in the same week. Petmecky makes mark on record book: Petmecky now has 140 strikeouts on the season - a new-career high - which ranks tied for seventh in a single season in program history. The number is particularly impressive considering she didn't pitch one inning as a junior last season and her previous career high for a single season was 35. Her 19 wins led the MW, are the most by a Rebel pitcher since Oliveto had 18 in 2013 and are the second most in a single season in program history. Underclassmen Success: Two underclassmen emerged at the plate this season, particularly during conference play - sophomore Reina Bondi and freshman Mia Trejo. In league games, Trejo hit a team-best.380, while Bondi was third at.338. Overall this year, the pair have have combined for 82 hits, 38 runs scored, 17 doubles, three triple and three home runs. Senior Production: Petmecky isn't the only senior making an impact in her final campaign. Speedy third baseman Jade Yadao-Valdez has swiped 14 bases this season - a new career high - and has been stellar on the hot corner, committing just two errors all year long. Catcher Brooke Stover was one of the best defensive players in the Moutain West this year and has also had a productive final season at the plate, hitting.259 with 37 hits, 15 runs scored, eight doubles and 25 RBI. Designated hitter Alyssa Navarro has come on as of late with three home runs in the last 12 games. Multi Madness: Trejo leads the team with 18 multi-hit games and eight multi-rbi games this season. In all, the Rebels have nine different players that have recorded five or more multi-hit games and six with four or more multi RBI games. RISP: While the offense has struggled at times this season, it has stayed consistent throughout the year with runners in scoring position, hitting over.300 in that category all year. They had into the regional currently hitting.314 in those categories. The Rebels have two multi home-run games this season - the series finale loss in Boise and game two in Fresno. After the Rebels managed just nine home runs total over the first 37 games, they now have 10 over their last 12. Petmecky has six of those over the last 10 games. After having one run-rule victory all of last season, the Rebels have five this season, most recently an 11-2 five-inning win over Colorado State on May 11. The Rebels have won five Mountain West weekly honors this season. Most recently, Janine Petmecky became just the second player in Mountain West history to win both Player and Pitcher of the Week in the same week when she earned both on May 8. The Rebels also swept the Mountain West weekly honors on March 13 with Petmecky earning Pitcher of the Week and Yadao-Valdez earning Player of the Week. Freshman Samantha Diaz was the first Rebel this season to earn the honor as she was named player of the week on Feb. 21. In total, the Rebels have six come-from-behind wins this season. The two most recent ones were series clinching - Petmecky's two-run home run in the bottom of the sixth in game two against UNR and Trejo's clutch two-run single in the top of the seventh in game two at Boise State that lifted the Rebels to a 2-1 victory. Two others came in extra-inning walk-off fashion (6-5 over Buffalo in the eighth inning on Feb. 16 and a 3-2 walk-off win over North Dakota State on Friday, Feb. 9), while the fourth was a comeback win in Houston (a 6-5 win over UTSA thanks to a three-run top of the seventh) and the fifth was a 6-4 come-from-behind win at San Diego April 3 after trailing 4-3 heading into the sixth inning. UNLV has seven shutouts on the season, with Petmecky responsible for five of them. Both Petmecky and sophomore pitcher Charlie Masterson have recorded career highs in innings pitched, strikeouts and wins this season. LIVE STATS/UPDATES Live stats the UNLV games will be available on the Softball schedule page on Live stream for the entire regional is available at livestream.com/mwn/events/ Live updates can also be found by on twitter NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS RECORD Atlantic Coast American BIG EAST Big Sky Big Ten Big West Big Conference USA Horizon Ivy League Mid-American NEC Pac SEC Summit League WAC West Coast TEAM CATEGORIES RANK IN THE MW Hitting Category # Rank Batting Average.278 6th Slugging Percentage.381 7th On-Base Percentage.340 8th Runs 202 7th Hits 363 T-6th RBI 182 7th Doubles 62 5th Triples 6 7th Home Runs 20 8th Total Bases 497 7th Total Plate Appearances th At-Bats th Walks 109 9th Hit By Pitch 18 9th Fewest Strikeouts 145 1st Sac Bunts 37 T-3rd Sac Flies 9 7th Stolen Bases 30 T-6th Caught Stealing 7 7th Steal Attempts 37 7th Least Grounded into DP 5 T-1st Pitching Category # Rank ERA st Opposing Battting Average.270 4th Innings Pitched th Batters Struck Out 228 4th Batters Struck Out Looking 93 2nd Saves 4 2nd Runners Picked Off 1 T-6th Sac Bunts Allowed 26 5th Sac Flies Allowed 7 T-7th Hits Allowed 358 3rd Runs Allowed 164 1st Earned Runs Allowed 137 1st Walks Allowed 91 1st Doubles Allowed 51 1st Triples Allowed 7 T-3rd Home Runs Allowed 25 T-1st Wild Pitches 7 9th Balks N/A Hit Batters 34 T-3rd Intentional Walks Allowed N/A

5 REBELS WELCOME NEW COACHING STAFF Head Coach - Kristie Fox Kristie Fox was named the sixth head coach in UNLV softball history on June 20, Fox has accumulated experience at the highest levels of softball as both a player and a coach, and comes to Las Vegas after spending five years as head coach at UT Arlington. At UT Arlington, Fox led the Mavericks to five consecutive conference tournament appearances and an increase in the team s win total in each of the last three seasons. Becoming one of the nation s youngest head coaches in 2012, she inherited a UT Arlington team that had won just 15 games during the previous season, failing to qualify for league tournament, but led it to 25 victories and a conference tournament berth in her first year. She was also instrumental in the school s recent $3 million renovation of the program s facility. A native of San Diego, Fox was a two-time All-American during her collegiate career at Arizona. She reached the pinnacle of the college game as she led the Wildcats to back-to-back NCAA Championships during her junior and senior years (2006 and 2007). As a senior, she set a Women's College World Series record with 11 hits, helping the school to its eighth national crown in softball. At the age of 26 she accepted her first head-coaching job (UT Arlington). In her five seasons there, she led the Mavericks to 134 wins. This past season, the team made its first conference tournament semifinal appearance, and won 32 games, marking the program s highest win total since The team also made its first postseason appearance since 2003, competing in the National Invitational Softball Championship. Under Fox, UT Arlington had seven all-conference selections and two NFCA All-Region team members, marking just the third and fourth all-region selections in program history. Prior to her time at UT Arlington, Fox was an assistant coach at Big 12-member Texas Tech, where she was recognized as one of the top assistants in the country. With the Red Raiders, Fox helped the team to the NCAA Regionals three straight years, marking a first for the program. She began her coaching career at her alma mater, serving as the undergraduate assistant for the Wildcats in 2008, while she completed her degree in psychology. She then spent a year as assistant coach at Murray State before moving on to Texas Tech prior to the 2010 season. Fox also boasts national team experience, both as a player and as a coach. A former member of the USA Elite Team, she earned a gold medal in the College World Games in Taiwan with Team USA in Over the past three years she has served as an assistant coach for the USA Junior Women's National Team. As a player, Fox finished her collegiate career ( ) with a.350 batting average, 260 hits and 230 RBI, while leading Arizona to a record over her four years. Her All-American honors followed her sophomore and junior seasons in 2005 and 2006, respectively. After her senior season, she was chosen in the first round of the 2007 National Professional Fastpitch League Draft by the Chicago Bandits. Assistant Coach - Andy Jarvis Andy Jarvis joined Fox's staff in August Jarvis follows Fox from the University of Texas- Arlington, where he served as Fox's assistant from before being promoted to associate head coach prior to the 2017 season. Together, Fox and Jarvis led the Mavericks to five consecutive conference tournament appearances and most recently their first postseason berth since 2003 as the team played in the National Invitational Softball Championship after a 32-win campaign last season. The 2017 season was also one of the best offensively in program history, with Jarvis helping the Mavericks set marks for runs scored, hits, and RBI, while posting the second-highest batting average all-time. The Renton, Washington native played baseball at Oregon State, where he was a four-year starter and three-time All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention selection. Jarvis remains in seven Oregon State all-time career top-10 record books and still owns the Beavers' single-game home run record (3, vs. Washington State ), the career RBI and total bases record and is tied for the career home run mark. Pitching Coach - Tina Andreana Tina Andreana joined Fox's staff in August 2017 and will serve as the primary pitching coach. Originally from Oakville, Ontario, Andreana joins Fox's staff after spending the 2017 season as the pitching coach for the University of North Dakota Fighting Hawks. Prior to her stint in at UND, Andreana was a graduate assistant and pitching coach for Black Hills State for two seasons, which saw the Yellow Jackets earn their highest win total since moving up to Division II and the team's overall ERA reduced. Andreana was a three-year starting pitcher for Oregon State Softball from , where she helped the Beavers to back-to-back NCAA Regional appearances in 2012 and 2013 in addition to earning a Pac-10 Honorable Mention selection in She also played for the Canadian Senior National Team and earned a bronze medal at the 2010 World Championships. After playing professionally at the minor league level for two seasons, Jarvis spent five seasons as a volunteer assistant baseball coach at Texas Tech, working with his former college coach Dan Spencer, who was the Red Raiders' associate head coach. During his time at TTU, the Red Raiders won 140 games, including 36 over ranked opponents, and saw 28 players selected in the Major League Draft.

6 2018 UNLV STATISTICS: OVERALL Record: Home: Away: 9-6 Neutral: 5-2 MW Conf.: Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 32 MARSHALL,Devynn TREJO,Mia PETMECKY,Janine BUENO,Myranda BONDI,Reina YADAO-VALDEZ,Jade STOVER,Brooke CANDELAS,Jaclyn FEDERE,Justine HOWARD,Abby HARRISON,Kiley DIAZ,Samantha NAVARRO,ALYSSA VELA,Emily MASTERSON,Charlie BURKE,Breana QUIROZ-MONTANO,Vivi Totals Opponents LOB - Team (306), Opp (315). DPs turned - Team (24), Opp (13). IBB - Team (2), TREJO,M. 1, PETMECKY,J. 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 45 PETMECKY,Janine / BURKE,Breana / MASTERSON,Charlie / MARSHALL,Devynn / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (3), STOVER,B. 2, HOWARD,Abby 1, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (1), STOVER,B. 1. SBA/ATT - STOVER,B. (25-40), PETMECKY,J. (12-19), MASTERSON,C. (10-14), BURKE,B. (3-7). (All games Sorted by Fielding pct) Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci 20 STOVER,Brooke MASTERSON,Charlie BURKE,Breana HOWARD,Abby TREJO,Mia YADAO-VALDEZ,Jade CANDELAS,Jaclyn BUENO,Myranda FEDERE,Justine BONDI,Reina PETMECKY,Janine VELA,Emily DIAZ,Samantha HARRISON,Kiley QUIROZ-MONTANO,Vivi NAVARRO,ALYSSA MARSHALL,Devynn Totals Opponents Hitting minimums - 1 Games Pitching minimums - 1 Games

7 2018 UNLV SOFTBALL OVERALL RESULTS Date Opponent W/L Score Innings Overall MWC Pitcher of record Attend Time 2/9/18 NORTH DAKOTA ST. W 3-2 (9) MASTERSON,C. (W 1-0) 220 2:33 2/9/18 CREIGHTON W BURKE,B. (W 1-0) 680 2:00 2/10/18 #16 MINNESOTA L BURKE,B. (L 1-1) 250 1:52 2/10/18 UTAH VALLEY W MASTERSON,C. (W 2-0) 200 1:40 2/11/18 SOUTHERN UTAH W PETMECKY,J. (W 1-0) 315 1:36 2/16/18 IDAHO STATE W BURKE,B. (W 2-1) 100 2:00 2/16/18 BUFFALO W 6-5 (8) PETMECKY,J. (W 2-0) 110 1:55 2/17/18 UTEP L PETMECKY,J. (L 2-1) 175 2:10 2/17/18 SOUTH DAKOTA W PETMECKY,J. (W 3-1) 246 2:05 2/18/18 SEATTLE W MASTERSON,C. (W 3-0) 268 1:54 2/19/18 HAWAII L BURKE,B. (L 2-2) 550 2:00 2/23/18 vs Syracuse W PETMECKY,J. (W 4-1) 288 2:00 2/23/18 vs UTSA W BURKE,B. (W 3-2) 288 1:55 2/24/18 vs Yale W PETMECKY,J. (W 5-1) 502 1:37 2/24/18 at Houston L MASTERSON,C. (L 3-1) 502 1:24 3/2/18 vs South Dakota L MASTERSON,C. (L 3-2) 150 1:36 3/2/18 vs Princeton W PETMECKY,J. (W 6-1) 237 1:45 3/3/18 vs Valparaiso W PETMECKY,J. (W 7-1) 491 1:44 3/3/18 at Grand Canyon W 8-6 (8) PETMECKY,J. (W 8-1) 829 2:18 3/4/18 vs Valparaiso L BURKE,B. (L 3-3) 212 1:50 3/9/18 DEPAUL W PETMECKY,J. (W 9-1) 320 1:35 3/9/18 WASHINGTON L MASTERSON,C. (L 3-3) 415 2:06 3/10/18 NEW MEXICO STATE W PETMECKY,J. (W 10-1) 325 1:55 3/10/18 PORTLAND STATE W MASTERSON,C. (W 4-3) 323 1:35 *3/16/18 at New Mexico L PETMECKY,J. (L 10-2) 215 8:15 *3/17/18 at New Mexico W MASTERSON,C. (W 5-3) 151 1:51 *3/18/18 at New Mexico W PETMECKY,J. (W 11-2) 92 1:43 *3/23/18 UTAH STATE W PETMECKY,J. (W 12-2) 350 1:43 *3/24/18 UTAH STATE L MASTERSON,C. (L 5-4) 310 2:18 *3/25/18 UTAH STATE L PETMECKY,J. (L 12-3) 375 2:15 *3/29/18 at San Jose State L PETMECKY,J. (L 12-4) 103 1:54 *3/30/18 at San Jose State L MASTERSON,C. (L 5-5) 103 1:51 *3/31/18 at San Jose State L PETMECKY,J. (L 12-5) 103 1:50 4/3/18 at San Diego W PETMECKY,J. (W 13-5) 97 2:11 *4/6/18 SAN DIEGO STATE L 2-5 (9) PETMECKY,J. (L 13-6) 350 2:25 *4/7/18 SAN DIEGO STATE L MASTERSON,C. (L 5-6) 336 1:50 *4/8/18 SAN DIEGO STATE W PETMECKY,J. (W 14-6) 245 1:45 *4/13/18 at Boise State W 1-0 (8) PETMECKY,J. (W 15-6) 153 1:55 *4/14/18 at Boise State W MASTERSON,C. (W 6-6) 265 1:41 *4/15/18 at Boise State L (9) MASTERSON,C. (L 6-7) 489 3:00 *4/27/18 UNR W PETMECKY,J. (W 16-6) 545 2:11 *4/28/18 UNR W PETMECKY,J. (W 17-6) 307 2:05 *4/29/18 UNR L BURKE,B. (L 3-4) 195 1:58 *5/4/18 at Fresno State W PETMECKY,J. (W 18-6) :14 *5/4/18 at Fresno State W MASTERSON,C. (W 7-7) :06 *5/4/18 at Fresno State W BURKE,B. (W 4-4) :03 *5/10/18 COLORADO STATE W PETMECKY,J. (W 19-6) 250 2:04 *5/11/18 COLORADO STATE W BURKE,B. (W 5-4) 225 1:35 *5/12/18 COLORADO STATE L PETMECKY,J. (L 19-7) 225 2:00

8 2018 UNLV STATISTICS: OVERALL GAME HIGHS TEAM Batting At bats: 38 at Grand Canyon (Mar 3) 38 at Boise State (April 15) Runs scored: 11 at Boise State (April 15) 11 vs Colorado State (May 11) Hits: 15 at Grand Canyon (Mar 3) 15 vs Portland State (Mar 10) RBIs: 9 at New Mexico (Mar 18) 9 at Boise State (April 15) 9 vs UNR (April 27) Doubles: 3 vs Hawaii (Feb 19) Triples 1 6 times Home runs: 3 at Boise State (April 15) Total bases: 25 at Boise State (April 15) Walks: 6 at New Mexico (Mar 16) 6 at New Mexico (Mar 17) Strikeouts: 15 vs North Dakota St. (Feb 09) Sac hits: 3 at Boise State (April 15) Sac flies: 2 at New Mexico (Mar 18) 2 at Boise State (April 15) Stolen bases: 3 vs Utah Valley (Feb 10) 3 vs Yale (Feb 24) 3 vs Portland State (Mar 10) Hit by pitch: 2 4 times Caught stealing: 1 7 times Runners LOB: 11 vs Utah Valley (Feb 10) INDIVIDUAL Batting At bats: 6 PETMECKY,Janine at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Runs scored: 3 YADAO-VALDEZ,J. vs Portland St. (Mar 10) 3 PETMECKY,Janine vs UNR (April 28) Hits: 4 YADAO-VALDEZ,J. vs Portland St. (Mar 10) 4 PETMECKY,Janine at Fresno St. (May 4) RBIs: 4 5 times Doubles: 2 DIAZ,Samantha at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Triples: 1 6 times 1 TREJO,Mia vs San Diego State (April 8) Home runs: 2 PETMECKY,Janine at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Total bases: 8 PETMECKY,Janine at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Walks: 2 15 times Strikeouts: 3 4 times Sac hits: 2 FEDERE, Justine at Fresno St. (May 4) Sac flies: 1 9 times Stolen bases: 3 YADAO-VALDEZ,J. vs Portland St. (Mar 10) Hit by pitch: 2 VELA, Emily vs Portland St. (Mar 10) Caught stealing: 1 7 times Runners LOB: 5 BONDI, R. vs Portland St. (Mar 10) Pitching Innings pitched: 9.0 vs North Dakota St. (Feb 09) 9.0 vs San Diego State (April 8) Runs allowed: 12 at Boise State (April 15) Earned runs: 12 at Boise State (April 15) Walks allowed: 5 vs South Dakota (Feb 17) Strikeouts: 10 vs Yale (Feb 24) Hits allowed: 16 at Boise State (April 15) Doubles allowed: 4 at San Jose State (Mar 31) Triples allowed: 2 at Boise State (April 15) Homers allowed: 3 at Boise State (April 15) Wild pitches: 1 7 times Hit batters: 3 vs Creighton (Feb 09) 3 vs UNR (April 28) Pitching Innings pitched: 9.0 MASTERSON,Charlie vs NDSU (Feb 09) 9.0 PETMECKY,Janine vs SDSU (April 6) Runs allowed: 7 MASTERSON, Charlie at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Earned runs: 7 MASTERSON, Charlie at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Walks allowed: 5 PETMECKY,Janine vs S. Dakota (Feb 17) Strikeouts: 12 PETMECKY,Janine vs Valparaiso (Mar 3) Hits allowed: 10 4 times Doubles allowed: 3 MASTERSON,Charlie vs NDSU (Feb 09) 3 BURKE, Breana vs Valparaiso (Mar 4) Triples allowed: 2 PETMECKY,Janine at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Homers allowed: 3 MASTERSON, Charlie at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Wild pitches: 1 7 times Hit batters: 3 BURKE,Breana vs Creighton (Feb 09) 3 MASTERSON, Charlie vs UNR (April 28)

9 2018 UNLV STATISTICS: MOUNTAIN WEST Record: Home: 6-6 Away: 7-5 MW Conf.: Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 1 HOWARD,Abby MARSHALL,Devynn TREJO,Mia PETMECKY,Janine BONDI,Reina CANDELAS,Jaclyn HARRISON,Kiley DIAZ,Samantha FEDERE,Justine STOVER,Brooke NAVARRO,ALYSSA BUENO,Myranda YADAO-VALDEZ,Jade MASTERSON,Charlie VELA,Emily BURKE,Breana Totals Opponents LOB - Team (144), Opp (154). DPs turned - Team (13), Opp (10). (MW Conf. games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 0 BURKE,Breana / MASTERSON,Charlie / PETMECKY,Janine / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (2), STOVER,B. 2, Opp (5). Pickoffs - Team (1), STOVER,B. 1. SBA/ATT - STOVER,B. (12-19), PETMECKY,J. (6-8), MASTERSON,C. (4-6), BURKE,B. (2-5). (MW Conf. games only Sorted by Fielding pct) Player c po a e fld% dp sba csb sba% pb ci 20 STOVER,Brooke MASTERSON,Charlie BURKE,Breana VELA,Emily YADAO-VALDEZ,Jade TREJO,Mia BONDI,Reina FEDERE,Justine BUENO,Myranda PETMECKY,Janine CANDELAS,Jaclyn DIAZ,Samantha HARRISON,Kiley MARSHALL,Devynn NAVARRO,ALYSSA HOWARD,Abby Totals Opponents Hitting minimums - 1 Games Pitching minimums - 1 Games

10 2018 UNLV STATISTICS: MOUNTAIN WEST GAME HIGHS TEAM Batting At bats: 38 at Boise State (April 15) Runs scored: 11 at Boise State (April 15) 11 vs Colorado State (May 11) Hits: 14 vs Utah State (Mar 23) RBIs: 11 vs Colorado State (May 11) 9 at Boise State (April 15) 9 vs UNR (April 27) Doubles: 5 vs Utah State (Mar 23) Triples 1 4 times Home runs: 3 at Boise State (April 15) Total bases: 25 at Boise State (April 15) Walks: 6 at New Mexico (Mar 16) 6 at New Mexico (Mar 17) Strikeouts: 8 at Boise State (April 13) Sac hits: 3 at Boise State (April 15) Sac flies: 2 at New Mexico (Mar 18) 2 at Boise State (April 15) Stolen bases: 2 at Fresno State 9 Caught stealing: 1 at New Mexico (Mar 16) 1 at Boise State (April 15) Runners LOB: 10 at New Mexico (Mar 16) INDIVIDUAL Batting At bats: 6 PETMECKY,Janine at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Runs scored: 3 PETMECKY,Janine vs UNR (Apr. 28) Hits: 3 4 times RBIs: 4 NAVARRO, Alyssa vs UNR (April 27) 4 STOVER,Brooke vs UNR (April 28) 4 PETMECKY,Janine vs CSU (May 11) Doubles: 2 DIAZ,Samantha at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Triples 1 TREJO, Mia vs San Diego St. (Apr. 8) Home runs: 2 PETMECKY,Janine at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Total bases: 8 PETMECKY,Janine at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Walks: 2 7 times Strikeouts: 3 DIAZ, Samantha vs Utah State (Mar 24) 3 BONDI,Reina at Boise St. (Apr. 13) Sac hits: 2 FEDERE, Justine at Fresno St. (May 4) Sac flies: 1 7 times Caught stealing: 1 YADAO-VALDEZ, Jade at New Mexico (Mar 16) 1 BONDI,Reina at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Runners LOB: 4 PETMECKY, Janine vs Utah State (Mar 24) 4 STOVER,Brooke vs San Diego State (Apirl 7) 4 BONDI, Reina at Fresno St. (May 6) Pitching Innings pitched: 9.0 vs San Diego State (April 6) Runs allowed: 12 at Boise State (April 15) Earned runs: 12 at Boise State (April 15) Walks allowed: 4 at New Mexico (Mar 16) 4 at Fresno State (May 6) Strikeouts: 10 at New Mexico (Mar 18) Hits allowed: 16 at Boise State (April 15) Doubles allowed: 4 at San Jose State (Mar 31) Triples allowed: 2 at Boise State (April 15) Homers allowed: 3 at Boise State (April 15) Wild pitches: 1 at New Mexico (Mar 18) 1 vs San Diego State (April 6) 1 vs UNR (April 29) Hit batters: 3 vs UNR (April 28) Pitching Innings pitched: 9.0 PETMECKY, Janine vs San Diego St (April 6) Runs allowed: 7 MASTERSON, Charlie at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Earned runs: 7 MASTERSON, Charlie at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Walks allowed: 4 PETMECKY, Janine at New Mexico (Mar 16) Strikeouts: 10 PETMECKY, Janine at New Mexico (Mar 18) Hits allowed: 10 MASTERSON, Charlie at Boise St. (Apr. 15) 10 PETMECKY,Janine vs Colorado St. (May 12) Doubles allowed: 2 7 times Triples allowed: 2 PETMECKY,Janine at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Homers allowed: 3 MASTERSON, Charlie at Boise St. (Apr. 15) Wild pitches: 1 PETMECKY, Janine at New Mexico (Mar 18) 1 PETMECKY, Janine vs UNR (April 29) Hit batters: 3 MASTERSON, Charlie vs. UNR (Apr. 28)