2015 Schedule 8-16 (0-0 MW)

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1 Softball Contact: Aaron Juarez Phone: (c) Schedule 8-16 (0-0 MW) Date Opponent Time (MT) North Texas Invitational - Denton, Texas Feb. 6 vs. Seton Hall L, Feb. 6 vs. Texas Southern W, 9-1 (6) Feb. 7 vs. Texas Southern W, 6-1 Feb. 7 at North Texas L, 14-4 (5) Feb. 8 at North Texas W, 10-3 Wilson/DeMarini Desert Classic - Las Vegas, Nev. Feb. 13 vs. 25/- Cal State Fullerton L, 15-4 (6) Feb. 13 vs. Long Beach State L, 3-2 Feb. 14 vs. Seattle University W, 9-5 Feb. 14 vs. Portland State L, 10-6 Feb. 15 vs. 12/10 UCLA L, 6-0 Diamond Devil Invitational - Tempe, Ariz. Feb. 20 vs. 15/14 Minnesota L, 8-3 Feb. 20 at 19/21 Arizona State L, 4-3 Feb. 21 vs. New Mexico State L, 4-3 Feb. 21 vs. 15/14 Minnesota L, 8-4 Feb. 22 vs. Indiana State W, 7-6 (8) Long Beach Louisville Slugger Invitational Feb. 26 vs. Wichita State L, 4-2 Feb. 26 vs. Seattle University L, 4-3 (8) Feb. 27 vs. Portland State W, 9-3 Feb. 27 vs. Weber State W, 9-8 Feb. 28 at Cal State Fullerton L, 2-0 SpringHill Suites Invitational - Boise, Idaho March 6 Weber State L, 10-7 March 7 Saint Mary s L, 7-1 March 7 Montana W, 4-3 (8) March 8 Weber State L, (9) Easton Tournament - Fullerton, Calif. March 13 vs. Nebraska 11 a.m. March 13 at Cal State Fullerton 8:30 p.m. March 14 vs. Charleston Southern 11 a.m. March 14 vs. DePaul 1:30 p.m. March 15 at CSU Bakersfield March 15 at CSU Bakersfield March 20 at San Jose State* March 21 at San Jose State* March 22 at San Jose State* March 27 San Diego State* March 28 San Diego State* March 29 San Diego State* 10 a.m. 12 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 12 p.m. April 7 at UNLV* 3 p.m. April 7 at UNLV* 5 p.m. April 8 at UNLV* 1 p.m. April 10 Nevada* 4 p.m. April 11 Nevada* 4 p.m. April 12 Nevada* 12 p.m. April 17 at Fresno State* 7 p.m. April 18 at Fresno State* 7 p.m. April 19 at Fresno State* 1 p.m. April 24 Colorado State* 4 p.m. April 25 Colorado State* 4 p.m. April 26 Colorado State* 11 a.m. May 1 at New Mexico* 5 p.m. May 2 at New Mexico* 1 p.m. May 3 at New Mexico* 12 p.m. May 7 Utah State* 4 p.m. May 8 Utah State* 4 p.m. May 9 Utah State* 2 p.m. Home games in bold Rankings: NFCA/USA Softball * MW game Back To SoCal For The Broncos Easton Tournament (March 13-14) Anderson Family Field (Fullerton, Calif.) Friday, March 13 - vs. Nebraska (9-11) - 11 a.m. MT at Cal State Fullerton (14-12) - 8:30 p.m. MT Saturday, March 14 - vs. Charleston Southern (16-8) - 11 a.m. MT vs. DePaul (6-12) - 1:30 p.m. MT Roadrunner Softball Complex (Bakersfield, Calif.) Sunday, March 15 - at CSU Bakersfield (9-12) - 10 a.m. & 12 p.m. MT Social - Facebook Boise State Travels To Fullerton, Bakersfield Boise State heads to Orange County and to Bakersfield for its final non-conference weekend of the regular season, playing in the Easton Tournament at Cal State Fullerton Friday and Saturday, then traveling to Bakersfield for a Sunday doubleheader against CSU Bakersfield Boise State Softball Roster No. Name Pos. Yr Hometown (Last School) 1 Ashley Palmer INF Jr. Peoria, Ariz. (Desert Mountain HS) 2 ShaeLee Pearson 3B/OF Fr. Taylorsville, Utah (Taylorsville HS) 3 Alexandra Didion 1B/OF Fr. Irvine, Calif. (St. Joseph HS) 5 Madison Foster UTL Jr. Gig Harbor, Wash. (Gig Harbor HS) 6 Ashley Panetta C/OF So. Great Falls, Va. (Drexel) 8 Hailey Torrez C Sr. Broomfield, Colo. (Central Arizona CC) 11 Mackenzie McGill P So. Long Beach, Calif. (Millikan HS) 12 Jordan Kreiger INF Sr. Hillsboro, Ore. (Glencoe HS) 13 Makenzie Sullivan INF/OF Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Canyon del Oro HS) 14 Lindsey Nicholson OF Sr. Sammamish, Wash. (Skyline HS) 15 Nicole Wilson P Jr. Murietta, Calif. (St. Peter s) 16 Rachel Rodriguez P Fr. Fresno, Calif. (Central HS) 17 Izzy Serrano OF So. Garden Grove, Calif. (Rosary HS) 18 Corey Hendrickson INF/OF So. Arvada, Colo. (Florida State) 21 Teauna Hughes OF Jr. Clatskanie, Ore. (Mount Hood CC) 22 Sara Ketelsleger SS/OF Fr. Chino Hills, Calif. (Ayala HS) 23 Makenna Weir INF Jr. Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville HS) 24 Kayla Clausen OF Jr. Irvine, Calif. (Woodbridge HS) 26 Ariel Frantz OF Jr. Bloomington, Ill. (College of Southern Nevada) 29 Laina Holmgren INF/OF Fr. Eugene, Ore. (Winston Churchill HS) 31 Devon Bridges 1B R-Sr. Danville, Calif. (San Ramon Valley HS) 33 Sarah Barnes P/INF Jr. Onalaska, Wash. (Onalaska HS) 37 Kaelie Doyle OF Fr. Santa Clarita, Calif. (Canyon HS) Head Coach - Cindy Ball (Pacific 02), First Year Assistant Coach - Taylor Smith (Washington 12), First Year Assistant Coach - Nate Miller (Dixie State), First Year Volunteer Assistant Coach - Robert Malone, First Year Devon Bridges - DEV-in Kaelie Doyle - KAY-lee Sara Ketelsleger - Kettle-slegger ShaeLee Pearson - SHAY-lee Pronunciation Guide Kayla Clausen - CLAW-sen Teauna Hughes - tee-ah-nuh Jordan Kreiger - KREE-gur Makenna Weir - WEER

2 2015 Mountain West Standings TEAM MW OVERALL San Diego State San Jose State Fresno State New Mexico UNLV Colorado State Boise State Utah State Nevada Top 25 Polls (March 10) USA Today/NFCA Coaches Poll No. School Record Pts. Pvs. 1. Florida (29) Oregon t. Michigan t. LSU Alabama Oklahoma Louisiana Georgia Tennessee Florida State California Auburn UCLA Kentucky Baylor Minnesota t 17. Washington Arizona Texas A&M UCF t 21. Missouri Arizona State Kansas South Alabama t. UAB t. N.C. State Others: Notre Dame 16, Mississippi State 10, James Madison 7, Virginia Tech 4, North Carolina 4, South Carolina 3, Texas 3, Florida Atlantic 3. ESPN.com/USA Softball Poll No. School Record Pts. Pvs. 1. Florida (19) LSU (1) Oregon Michigan t. Alabama t 5t. Oklahoma t 7. Louisiana Georgia Florida State UCLA California Kentucky Baylor Auburn Tennessee Minnesota Arizona Washington Missouri UCF Texas A&M Arizona State South Alabama Kansas N.C. State Others: Mississippi State 15, Notre Dame 8, Virginia Tech 7, North Carolina 5, Cal State Northridge 3, Florida Atlantic, South Carolina, UAB, Utah, Western Kentucky. Boise State spends the first two days of its trip at the Easton Tournament, hosted by Cal State Fullerton. Friday, the Broncos take on Nebraska at 11 a.m. MT, then have a long break before meeting the host Titans at 8:30 p.m. MT. The Broncos play two back-to-back Saturday, opening with Charleston Southern at 11 a.m. MT followed by DePaul at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, the weekend ends with a doubleheader at CSU Bakersfield, as the Broncos and Roadrunners clash at 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. MT. Against This Weekend s Opposition Boise State and Nebraska met for the first time at last year s Mary Nutter Classic, with the Cornhuskers taking a 4-0 victory. Saturday night s contest will be the third matchup of the season between Boise State and Cal State Fullerton, with the Titans holding a 2-0 edge. The Titans beat the Broncos, 15-4, in six innings back on Feb. 13 in Las Vegas, then captured a 2-0 win in Fullerton on Feb. 28. Cal State Fullerton leads the overall series 4-0. Boise State will meet Charleston Southern, DePaul and CSU Bakersfield all for the first time this weekend. About The Opposition Nebraska (9-11) enters the weekend in the midst of a 5-10 stretch after starting the season 4-1. The Cornhuskers, led by the power of Kiki Stokes (.450, six HR, 18 RBI) and Alicia Armstrong (.397, four HR, 16 RBI), and the pitching of Cassie McClure (5-2, 3.19 ERA), went 2-2 at the Shocker Invitational last weekend, dropping both games to Wichita State, before getting a 10-1 win over Omaha Wednesday. Cal State Fullerton (14-12) has gone 2-4 since defeating Boise State, 2-0, on Feb. 28 at home. The Titans went 1-3 at the Judi Garman Classic last weekend, which included a 9-3 loss to San Diego State. The Titans are paced by the play of Missy Taukeiaho (.412, seven HR, 21 RBI) and pitcher Christina Washington (7-3, 4.49 ERA). Charleston Southern (16-8) has won seven of its past eight heading into this weekend, and is led by the two-way play of Cheyenne Gandara (.412, 10 HR, 27 RBI at the plate, 11-4, 2.22 ERA, 101 K in the circle) along with the power-hitting of Marci Christian (.313, 12 HR, 27 RBI). DePaul (6-12) saw its most recent action two weeks ago, going 0-4 at the Alexis Park Resort Classic in Las Vegas. The Blue Demons were scheduled to play in the Coach B Classic in Carbondale, Ill. last weekend but it was canceled due to inclement weather. DePaul is paced by the play of Mary Connolly (.462, six HR, 17 RBI) and Nicole Pihl (.357, six HR, 17 RBI). CSU Bakersfield (9-12) swept Western Carolina in doubleheader action Wednesday, grabbing wins of 1-0 and 4-1. The Roadrunners also went 1-2 at the Lobo Classic in Albuquerque last weekend, dropping its final two games. Sydney Raeber (.367, six doubles, 10 RBI) leads the Roadrunners at the plate while in the circle Kelsie Monroe is 6-5 with a 3.03 ERA and 51 strikeouts. Last Week s Outings Boise State hosted its first games of 2015 at Dona Larsen Park at last weekend, going 1-3 at the SpringHill Suites Invitational. The Broncos dropped two games to Weber State over that span, falling 10-7 Friday before dropping a 19-10, nine-inning decision in Sunday s finale. Friday, the Broncos fought back from an early 5-1 deficit to even things at 5-5, but Weber State scored four runs its next time at bat to put the Broncos away. Sunday, the teams battled to a 7-7 stalemate after seven innings, and were still tied 8-8 after eight until the Wildcats scored 11 runs in the top of the ninth to break it open. Boise State split its Saturday slate, falling 7-1 to Saint Mary s in the opener before earning a 4-3, eight-inning comeback victory over Montana. In the win, junior Teauna Hughes went 3-for-3 with two home runs, the second a game-tying solo shot in the sixth inning, and senior Jordan Kreiger drove in Kaelie Doyle with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth. Pitcher Nicole Wilson went a career-high eight innings in the win, striking out five Montana batters while allowing just three runs (two earned) on five hits. Hughes Comes Up Huge Junior utility Teauna Hughes enjoyed one of her best weekends as a Bronco during the SpringHill Suites, batting.571 (8-for- 14) with a double, two home runs, three RBI and three runs scored. Over Boise State s last nine games, Hughes has been the hottest Bronco hitter, batting.481 (13-for-27) with the two home runs and five RBI. This past weekend, the transfer from Mount Hood CC hit her first home runs as a Bronco, both coming in the 4-3, eightinning win over Montana on Saturday. It was also the first two-home run game by a Bronco since Lindsey Nicholson s against

3 Idaho State on April 29, Hughes first homer gave the Broncos a 1-0 lead in the second inning, while her second was even more clutch, tying the game at 3-3 in the bottom of the sixth inning. On the year, Hughes is batting.323 (third on the team) with 21 hits (second on the team), five doubles, two homers and nine RBI. average is the.299 mark in Record Watch Redshirt senior first baseman Devon Bridges continued her march towards the top of numerous Boise State career hitting records this past weekend. The Danville, Calif. native batted.333 (4-for-12) with three walks and two RBI at the SpringHill Suites Invitational. Career Record Watch GAMES PLAYED 1. Holly Bourke Christina Capobianco t. Tazz Weatherlry t. Devon Bridges Pr. 8. Kelly Sweeney Jordan Kreiger Pr. Some More Bronco Firsts Teauna Hughes wasn t the only Bronco to collect some firsts in a Boise State uniform this past weekend. Sophomore transfer Corey Hendrickson and freshman Shaelee Pearson each hit their first home runs as Broncos. Hendrickson s bomb came in Boise State s 7-1 loss to Saint Mary s Saturday, one of the Broncos few highlights in the contest. Pearson, meanwhile, hit her round-tripper in Friday s 10-7 loss to Weber State, highlighting her 3-for-3 performance that also included a pair of runs scored. For the weekend, Hendrickson hit.400 (2- for-5) while Pearson batted.333 (3-for-9). Another transfer, sophomore Ashley Panetta, got her first hit as a Bronco in Saturday s loss to Saint Mary s and scored her first run in Sunday s loss to Weber State. Going The Distance Junior pitcher Nicole Wilson posted the second complete game of the season this past weekend, going eight innings in Saturday s 4-3 win over Montana. Wilson, a transfer from St. Peter s, allowed just three runs (two earned) on five hits and struck out five to earn her first win as a Bronco. For the weekend, Wilson had an ERA of 3.17 over three appearances with a total of 17 strikeouts. She is now 1-2 on the year with an ERA of 3.57 and a pair of saves. Every Day We re Hittin Through 24 games this season Boise State is hitting an impressive.284 as a team. The Broncos are led by five players batting over.300 with redshirt senior Devon Bridges leading the way at.408. Eight Bronco regulars are batting at least.263 this season, while reserves Corey Hendrickson and Shaelee Pearson are batting.304 and.294, respectively. Boise State s all-time best team batting One of the top hitters in program history, Bridges is already Boise State s all-time leader in six offensive categories including home runs (46), RBI (164) and slugging percentage (.677), while also sitting second with a career batting average of.377. With her four hits this past weekend, Bridges now needs just eight to supplant Tara Glover (216) atop the program s career list as well as 72 at-bats to pass Holly Bourke s ( ) Bronco benchmark of 625. Already this season Bridges has twice matched the Boise State single-game record of four hits. She first pulled off the feat Feb. 8 at North Texas, then again against Portland State Feb. 14. Bridges now has three four-hit games in her career, matching Glover ( ) for the most four-hit games as a Bronco. A New Era Head coach Cindy Ball begins her first year as Boise State boss in Ball, named the second head coach in Boise State history on Aug. 29, succeeds Erin Thorpe, who after building the Bronco program from the ground up and serving six seasons as head coach left to take the same position at UC Davis in July. Ball has four seasons as a head coach at the junior-college level under her belt as she served in the position at Modesto Junior College (2007) and Consumnes River College ( ). She put together a record of over those four seasons, including a mark at Consumnes River College, which she led to the Cal JC State Final Four in At the Division I level, Ball has spent eight seasons as an assistant coach, first serving as a graduate assistant coach at her alma mater, Pacific, from She would then serve as an assistant coach at Washington from before spending the past two seasons at Cal State Northridge ( ). Ball was also a decorated player at Pacific, being named an NFCA All-American and Big West Pitcher of the Year in 2001 and She helped lead the Tigers to three NCAA Tournament appearances and still holds nine career-pitching records at the school. GAMES STARTED 1. Holly Bourke Kellie Caplan t. Christina Capobianco t. Devon Bridges Pr. 9. Tara Glover Jordan Kreiger Pr. HITS 1. Tara Glover Pr 2. Devon Bridges Pr. 9. Kathy Cox Jordan Kreiger Pr. AT-BATS 1. Holly Bourke Kellie Caplan Devon Bridges Pr. 8. Tazz Weatherley Jordan Kreiger Pr. HOME RUNS 1. Devon Bridges Pr. 7. Holly Bourke t. Kelley Sweeney t. Ashley Palmer Pr. 10. Sarah Barnes Pr. RUNS SCORED 1. Tara Glover MacKenzie Whyte t. Tazz Weatherly t. Devon Bridges Pr. 7t. Kelly Cox t. Jordan Kreiger Pr. RUNS BATTED IN 1. Devon Bridges Pr. 8. Kelly Sweeney Jordan Kreiger Pr. DOUBLES 1. Holly Bourke Tara Glover Jordan Kreiger Pr. 4. Devon Bridges Pr. 7. Christina Capobianco Ashley Palmer Pr.

4 Boise State s Record When 2015 All-Time Day Game Night Game (6 p.m. or later start) vs. Right-Handed Starters vs. Left-Handed Starters Home Games Road Games Neutral-Site Games Run Games Run Games Extra Innings Shutouts When Boise State Scores 0-2 Runs Runs Runs Runs When Opponent Scores 0-2 Runs Runs Runs Runs Scores in First Inning * Opp. Scores in First Inning * Scores First * Opponent Scores First * After Four Innings Leading * Trailing * Tied * After Five Innings Leading * Trailing * Tied * After Six innings Leading * Trailing * Tied * Home Runs Hit 0 * * * Opp. Home Runs Hit 0 * * * Errors Committed 0 * Committed 1 * Committed 2+ * Opp. Errors Committed 0 * Committed 1 * Committed 2+ * Out-Hit Opponent * Out-Hit by Opponent * Hits are Tied * vs. Ranked Opponents USA Today/NFCA ESPN.com/USA Softball vs. Unranked Opponents In 2012, she was one of the first two Pacific softball players to have her number (No. 9) retired by the program. Broncos Tabbed Sixth in Preseason Poll The Mountain West Preseason Coaches Poll was released Tuesday morning, and Boise State was tabbed to finish sixth in 2015, receiving 33 points worth of votes. Fresno State topped the poll with seven of the nine first-place votes and 63 points overall, while defending champion San Diego State (54 points) and UNLV (44) split the remaining first-place votes. Colorado State (43) and San Jose State (34) were tabbed fourth and fifth, with the Spartans just ahead of the Broncos. Nevada (26), Utah State (18) and New Mexico (nine) made up the final three slots. Reinforcements For 2016 Boise State will get reinforcements next season as five student-athletes signed NLIs with the Broncos this past November. Set to attend Boise State and join the softball program for the academic year are pitcher Shawna Burke (Eugene, Ore./Marist Catholic HS), shortstop Rebekah Cervantes (Visalia, Calif./ Redwood HS), catcher/third baseman Morgan Lamb (Sacramento, Calif./Elk Grove HS), first baseman Alyssa O Farrell (Woodinville, Wash./Woodinville HS) and infielder/outfielder Kora Wade (Lake Elsinore, Calif./Temescal Canyon HS). Burke, a righty from Marist Catholic High School in Eugene, is a three-time 5A All- Midwestern League selection and was also named to the 2014 National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) All-West Region First Team. She went 17-8, racking up 284 strikeouts and a 2.49 earned-run average to earn her all-region selection and second-straight first-team all-league nod. She has also put up strong numbers at the plate, batting.354 in 2014 following a sophomore season in which she batted.426 in addition to striking out 146 batters. Lamb, a switch hitter, was a two-time selection to the All-Diablo Valley First Team ( ) before having her 2014 season cut short due to injury. She batted.410 with an on-base percentage of.479 as a freshman in 2012 and followed that in 2013 by batting.419 with a.470 OBP. Lamb played in just 15 games as a junior in 2014, posting a batting average of.364 and a.400 OBP over 26 plate appearances. O Farrell, a first baseman who bats and throws right, is a two-time all-league performer at first base for Woodinville High School and has helped lead the Falcons to a 4A state title (2012) and three straight top-five finishes. Last year she earned first-team recognition, batting.439 with six home runs as the Falcons went O Farrell played 23 games as a freshman in 2012, helping Woodinville to a perfect 26-0 record and its second state title, then followed with a 2013 season in which she earned second-team all-league honors by batting.395 as the Falcons captured a fourth-straight 4A KingCo title. Wade, who bats left and throws right, comes to Boise as a versatile talent who stars at Temescal Canyon High School in Lake Elsinore. Playing center field, shortstop and third base, the speedster was named to the All-CIF Southern Section Division IV Team in 2014, having batted.528 with 56 hits, 40 runs scored and 29 stolen bases for the Titans. She was additionally named to the all-league and all-county teams as well as Temescal Canyon s Offensive Player of the Year following her junior season. Cervantes has excelled as a three-sport student-athlete at Redwood High School in Visalia, playing three varsity seasons as a shortstop on the softball team as well as being an all-league performer in volleyball and basketball. On the diamond Cervantes is a three-time All-Tulare County selection and following her junior season in 2014 was named West Yosemite League and Tulare County Player of the Year after batting.614 with 11 home runs, 69 runs batted in, 39 runs scored and a slugging percentage of Behind her dominant performance, Redwood captured the CIF Central Section Division III title.

5 Cindy Ball Ball s Year-By-Year Results Head Coach First Year Pacific, 2002 Record at Boise State 8-16 Division I Same Career Year School Record Conf. Record Conf. Finish 2015 Boise State Consumnes River Consumnes River Consumnes River Modesto JC Division I First season Overall Fifth season Cindy Ball was named the second head coach in Boise State softball history on Aug. 29, Ball brings four years of head-coaching experience as well as eight years as a Division I assistant coach with her to Boise. She most recently spent the past two seasons as an assistant at Cal State Northridge, and served on the coaching staff at Washington for the campaigns after serving as head coach at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento, Calif. from At Cal State Northridge Ball worked primarily with the pitching staff while also assisting with the Matador outfielders. Ball helped develop two NFCA All-West Region selections in 2014, as freshman outfielder Taylor Glover earned a spot on the first team, becoming the first Matador field player named all-region since 2004, and junior pitcher Brianna Elder was tabbed for the third team. Glover and Elder were each named to the All-Big West First Team while Glover also earned a spot on the Big West All-Freshman Team. In two seasons at Washington, Ball was responsible for the development of a Husky pitching staff which produced secondteam All-American Kaitlin Inglesby in The Huskies went during Ball s two seasons in Seattle and reached a pair of NCAA Super Regionals. She began her collegiate head-coaching career at Modesto Junior College in Modesto, Calif., where in 2007 she led the program to a 16-win improvement from the prior campaign, going and capturing a regional title. Ball then took the helm at Cosumnes River College, overseeing the restart of the program after a year s break in Over three seasons Ball guided the Hawks to a record, highlighted by an appearance at the Cal JC State Final Four Tournament in Ball began her coaching career in the season following her graduation from the University of Pacific in While working towards her master s degree in education, she served on the Pacific staff during the seasons. At Pacific, Ball served as pitching coach while helping scout, assist with practice plans, monitor students academics and promoting and organizing camps. Over her four years in Stockton the Tigers accumulated an overall record of with a mark in the Big West. During her four-year playing career at Pacific ( ), Ball was twice named an NFCA All-American ( ) and Big West Pitcher of the Year ( ) as the Tigers went and made three NCAA Tournament appearances (1999, ). She enjoyed her best season in 2001, going 33-9 while helping lead Pacific to a still-standing school-record 50 wins. Ball remains the most decorated pitcher in school history, holding nine career-pitching records through the 2014 season: appearances (149), starts (116), innings pitched (883.1), wins (91), saves (10), strikeouts (761), strikeouts per seven innings (6.03), complete games (104) and shutouts (45). She was just as dangerous at the plate as in the circle, batting.275 over four seasons with 19 home runs, 111 runs batted in and drawing 76 walks. The latter three marks remain top-seven career marks in the Pacific record book through Ball also established single-season records in pitching appearances (49, twice), starts (39), wins (33), saves (6), strikeouts (291), strikeouts per seven innings (7.21), complete games (37), shutouts (18) and RBI s (46). Of those marks, seven still stand through On March 3, 2012, Ball was one of the first two players in program history to have her number retired (No. 9) in recognition of her contributions on and off the field to the growth and endurance of the Pacific program. Ball graduated from Pacific in 2002 with a bachelor s degree in sports sciences and earned her master s in education in She played professionally in Italy in 2002, leading Team Bussolengo to the playoffs while pacing the squad in batting, home runs and earned-run average. In 2004, Ball played for the Stockton-Sacramento Sunbirds in the National Pro Fastpitch League, and from participated in the Canada Cup where she was an All-Star in 2008.

6 #1 Ashley Palmer #6 Ashley Panetta 1 (6x); Weber State 2/27/15. Hits. 4; San Jose State 4/19/14 1 (3x); Portland State 2/27/15..Runs.2; New Mexico 4/7/13 3; Portland State 2/27/15.. RBI.. 4; Oregon State 2/20/14 1; Weber State 2/27/15.. Doubles. 2 (2x); San Jose State 4/19/14 1; Portland State 2/27/15.. Home Runs. 1 (11x); Portland State 2/27/15 4; Portland State 2/27/15.. Total Bases 6; San Jose State 4/19/14 1; Arizona State 2/20/15.. Walks2 (6x); Southern Utah 3/14/ Steals 1; Southern Utah 3/26/13 1; Saint Mary s 3/7/15.. Hits. 1; Saint Mary s 3/7/15 1; Weber State 3/8/15..Runs 1; Weber State 3/8/ RBI Total Bases Walks.. 2; Minnesota 2/20/ Putouts. 14; San Jose State 4/19/ Assists.. 2 (3x); Utah State 4/22/14 #2 Shaelee Pearson 3; Weber State 3/6/15.. Hits. 3; Weber State 3/6/15 2; Weber State 3/6/15..Runs 2; Weber State 3/6/15 1 (2x); Weber State 3/6/15.. RBI.1 (2x); Weber State 3/6/15 1; Seattle Univ. 2/26/15.. Doubles. 1; Seattle Univ. 2/26/15 1; Weber State 3/6/15.. Home Runs 1; Weber State 3/6/15 6; Weber State 3/6/15.. Total Bases 6; Weber State 3/6/15 1 (3x); Montana 3/7/15 Walks.. 1 (3x); Montana 3/7/15 2; New Mexico State 2/21/15. Steals 2; New Mexico State 2/21/15 5; Texas Southern 2/6/15. Putouts 5; Texas Southern 2/6/15 2 (2x); Weber State 3/8/15. Assists..2 (2x); Weber State 3/8/15 #3 Alexandra Didion Hits Runs RBI Total Bases Walks Putouts Assists. #5 Madison Foster Hits Runs. 1 (4x); Lafayette 3/14/ RBI Total Bases Walks Putouts 2 (2x); Long Beach State 3/1/ Assists.. 1; Southern Utah 3/26/ Putouts Assists. #8 Hailey Buggs Torrez 2 (2x); Weber State 3/8/15.. Hits.4; Idaho State 4/29/14 2; Seton Hall 2/6/15.Runs.. 3 (2x); Idaho State 4/29/14 2; Portland State 2/14/15.. RBI..4; New Mexico 5/3/14 1 (4x); Montana 3/7/15.. Doubles 1 (11x); Montana 3/7/15 1; Portland State 2/14/15.. Home Runs 1 (5x); Portland State 2/14/15 4; Portland State 2/14/15.. Total Bases 7; Idaho State 4/29/14 2; Seton Hall 2/6/15 Walks. 2 (4x); Seton Hall 2/6/ Steals 1 (3x); New Mexico 5/2/14 8; Texas Southern 2/7/15. Putouts 8; Texas Southern 2/7/15 3 (2x); Weber State 3/8/15.Assists.. 4; Southern Utah 3/14/14 #11 MacKenzie McGill Hits Runs RBI Total Bases Walks.. 1; Minnesota 2/21/15. Putouts1; Minnesota 2/21/15 2 (2x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15..Assists.. 4; Southern Utah 3/16/14 6 (2x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15..Innings.. 7; Southern Utah 3/16/14 4; Texas Southern 2/6/15 Strikeouts.. 4; Texas Southern 2/6/15 #12 Jordan Kreiger 2 (2x); Weber State 3/8/15.. Hits 2 (32x); Texas Southern 2/6/15 2 (4x); Weber State 3/8/15..Runs.. 4; UTEP 2/15/14 2; Weber State 3/8/15.. RBI..4; Utah 2/7/14 1 (4x); Weber State 3/8/15 Doubles. 2; Lafayette 3/14/ Triples.. 1; Weber State 2/22/ Home Runs.. 1 (7x); San Jose State 4/17/14 3; Texas Southern 2/6/15 Total Bases 6; Nevada 5/11/13 2 (2x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15.. Walks. 2 (7x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15 1 (3x); Portland State 2/27/15. Steals 2 (2x); New Mexico 5/3/14 5; Cal State Fullerton 2/28/15. Putouts.. 5 (3x); Cal State Fullerton 2/28/15 7; Saint Mary s 3/7/15.Assists.. 7; Saint Mary s 3/7/15

7 #13 Makenzie Sullivan #17 Izzy Serrano 3; Seton Hall 2/6/15. Hits 3; Seton Hall 2/6/15 2 (2x); Weber State 3/6/15..Runs 2(2x); Weber State 3/6/15 5; Seton Hall 2/6/15. RBI 5; Seton Hall 2/6/15 2; Seton Hall 2/6/15.. Doubles. 2; Seton Hall 2/6/15 1 (4x); Weber State 3/6/15.. Home Runs 1(4x); Weber State 3/6/15 6; Indiana State 2/22/15... Total Bases. 6; Indiana State 2/22/15 3; North Texas 2/8/15.. Walks. 3; North Texas 2/8/15 2 (2x); Indiana State 2/22/15.. Hits. 2 (2x); Indiana State 2/22/15 1 (3x); Weber State 3/8/15..Runs 1(7x); Weber State 3/8/15 1 (3x); Weber State 3/8/15.. RBI.1 (3x); Weber State 3/8/15 2 (2x); Indiana State 2/22/15.. Total Bases 2 (2x); Indiana State 2/22/15 1 (4x); Weber State 3/8/15. Walks1 (4x); Weber State 3/8/ Steals. 1 (3x); Fresno State 3/21/14 6; Portland State 2/27/15 Putouts.. 6; Portland State 2/27/15 3; Montana 3/7/15. Assists.. 3; Montana 3/7/15 #14 Lindsey Nicholson 1 (6x); Weber State 3/6/15.. Hits 3 (2x); Idaho State 4/29/14 1 (10x); Weber State 2/27/15..Runs.. 2 (4x); Idaho State 4/29/14 1 (2x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15 RBI.5; Idaho State 4/29/ Doubles. 1 (10x); New Mexico 5/2/14 1; Seattle Univ. 2/26/15... Triples. 1 (2x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/ Home Runs 2; Idaho State 4/29/14 3; Seattle Univ. 2/26/15. Total Bases 9; Idaho State 4/29/14 2; North Texas 2/7/15.. Walks 3; Utah State 4/23/14 2 (2x); New Mexico State 2/21/15. Steals2 (4x); New Mexico State 2/21/15 5; Minnesota 2/21/15. Putouts.. 5 (2x); Minnesota 2/21/15 1 (3x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15..Assists 1 (5x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15 #15 Nicole Wilson Hits Runs RBI Total Bases Walks.. 1 (4x); Montana 3/7/15.. Putouts. 1 (4x); Montana 3/7/15 2; North Texas 2/7/15..Assists 2; North Texas 2/7/15 2; Indiana State 2/22/15. Putouts 2; Indiana State 2/22/ Assists. #18 Corey Hendrickson 2; Weber State 2/27/15. Hits 2; Weber State 2/27/15 1 (3x); Saint Mary s 3/7/15.Runs.. 1 (3x); Saint Mary s 3/7/15 1 (3x); Montana 3/7/15. RBI 1 (3x); Montana 3/7/15 1; (2x) Montana 3/7/15.. Doubles. 1 (2x); Montana 3/7/15 1; Saint Mary s 3/7/15.. Home Runs 1; Saint Mary s 3/7/15 4; Saint Mary s 3/7/15.. Total Bases 4; Saint Mary s 3/7/15 1; Cal State Fullerton 2/13/15. Walks1; Cal State Fullerton 2/13/15 1; Long Beach State 2/13/15.. Steals 1; Long Beach State 2/13/15 5; Long Beach State 2/13/15. Putouts.. 5; Long Beach State 2/13/15 3; Cal State Fullerton 2/28/15.Assists..3; Cal State Fullerton 2/28/15 #21 Teauna Hughes 3 (3x); Weber State 3/8/15.. Hits.3 (3x); Weber State 3/8/15 2; Montana 3/7/15..Runs 2; Montana 3/7/15 2 (3x); Montana 3/7/15. RBI 2 (3x); Montana 3/7/15 1 (5x); Weber State 3/6/15 Doubles..1 (5x); Weber State 3/6/15 2; Montana 3/7/15.. Home Runs 2; Montana 3/7/15 9; Montana 3/7/15.. Total Bases 9; Montana 3/7/15 1 (5x); Montana 3/7/15 Walks.. 1 (5x); Montana 3/7/15 1 (5x); Montana 3/7/15 Steals.. 1 (5x); Montana 3/7/15 10 (2x); Saint Mary s 3/7/15. Putouts 10 (2x); Saint Mary s 3/7/15 1 (2x); Arizona State 2/20/15..Assists.. 1 (2x); Arizona State 2/20/15 8; Montana 3/7/15. Innings.. 8; Montana 3/7/15 5; Montana 3/7/15.. Strikeouts. 5; Montana 3/7/15 #16 Rachel Rodriguez 2 (2x); Arizona State 2/20/15 Hits. 2 (2x); Arizona State 2/20/15 1 (3x); Portland State 2/27/15..Runs 1 (3x); Portland State 2/27/15 1 (5x); Weber State 3/6/15.. RBI.1 (5x); Weber State 3/6/15 1 (3x); Saint Mary s 3/6/15.. Doubles. 1 (3x); Saint Mary s 3/6/15 1; Seattle Univ. 2/14/15. Home Runs.. 1; Seattle Univ. 2/14/15 6; Seattle Univ. 2/14/15. Total Bases.. 6; Seattle Univ. 2/14/15 1 (2x); Portland State 2/27/15. Walks1 (2x); Portland State 2/27/15 1 (3x); Portland State 2/27/15 Putouts..1 (3x); Portland State 2/27/15 4 (2x); Portland State 2/27/15.Assists..4 (2x); Portland State 2/27/15 #22 Sara Ketelsleger 3; Seton Hall 2/6/15. Hits 3; Seton Hall 2/6/15 2 (3x); North Texas 2/8/15..Runs 2 (3x); North Texas 2/8/15 3 (2x); Texas Southern 2/6/15.. RBI. 3 (2x); Texas Southern 2/6/15 2; Texas Southern 2/6/15. Doubles 2; Texas Southern 2/6/15 1; Texas Southern 2/6/15 Home Runs. 1; Texas Southern 2/6/15 8; Texas Southern 2/6/15 Total Bases. 8; Texas Southern 2/6/15 2; Seattle Univ. 2/14/15 Walks.. 2; Seattle Univ. 2/14/15 1; Portland State 2/14/15. Steals 1; Portland State 2/14/15 3 (4x); Weber State 3/8/15 Putouts..3 (4x); Weber State 3/8/15 6 (2x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15..Assists 6 (2x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/ (4x); Saint Mary s 3/7/15..Innings 7.0 (4x); Saint Mary s 3/7/15 4; Seattle Univ. 2/14/15. Strikeouts 4; Seattle Univ. 2/14/15

8 #23 Makenna Weir #31 Devon Bridges 2 (2x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15 Hits 3 (2x); Nevada 5/10/13 2; North Texas 2/8/15Runs 3 (3x); Utah State 4/23/14 2; Seattle Univ. 2/26/15. RBI. 6; UNLV 5/4/13 1 (2x); Portland State 2/14/15 Doubles 1 (14x); Portland State 2/14/15 1; Texas Southern 2/6/15... Home Runs 1 (8x); Texas Southern 2/6/15 5; Texas Southern 2/6/15... Total Bases.. 7; San Diego 3/2/13 1 (3x); UCLA 2/15/15.. Walks 3; Utah State 4/23/14 1; UCLA 2/15/15... Steals. 1 (5x); UCLA 2/15/15 4 (2x); Portland State 2/14/15.. Hits.4 (3x); Portland State 2/14/15 2 (2x); Long Beach State 2/13/15.. Runs.. 2 (13x); Long Beach State 2/13/15 2 (3x); Weber State 2/27/15. RBI. 6; Nevada 3/26/11 2; North Texas 2/8/15. Doubles 2; North Texas 2/8/ Triples 1; UCLA 3/2/13 1 (3x); Seattle Univ. 2/14/15 Home Runs 2(4x); UNLV 5/3/13 6; North Texas 2/8/15 Total Bases 9; Nevada 3/26/11 2 (4x); Cal State Fullerton 2/28/15.Walks..4; New Mexico State 5/6/ Steals..1 (2x); Creighton 3/3/12 3; Indiana State 2/22/15. Putouts 15; Fresno State 3/21/14 4 (2x); North Texas 2/8/15.Assists.. 6; UNLV 4/6/14 #24 Kayla Clausen 2 (3x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15 Hits.. 2 (7x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15 2 (2x); Weber State 3/6/15..Runs 3; Utah State 4/23/14 2 (2x); Weber State 3/6/15.. RBI. 3; Utah State 4/22/14 1 (6x); Weber State 2/27/15.. Doubles 1 (8x); Weber State 2/27/ Triples 1; Utah State 4/22/14 1 (2x); Weber State 3/6/15.. Home Runs 1 (3x); Weber State 3/6/15 6; Indiana State 2/22/15... Total Bases. 6; Indiana State 2/22/15 1 (3x); Seattle Univ. 2/26/15.. Walks.. 2 (5x); Idaho State 4/29/14 1 (6x); Montana 3/7/15 Steals 2 (2x); Utah State 4/23/14 4; Arizona State 2/20/15. Putouts5; New Mexico 5/3/ Assists 2; New Mexico 5/2/14 #26 Ariel Frantz 1; North Texas 2/8/15 Hits.. 1; North Texas 2/8/15 1; Arizona State 2/20/15 Runs. 1; Arizona State 2/20/15 1; North Texas 2/8/15 RBI.. 1; North Texas 2/8/15 1; North Texas 2/8/15 Total Bases. 1; North Texas 2/8/15 1; Long Beach State 2/13/15.. Walks 1; Long Beach State 2/13/15 2; Seton Hall 2/6/15.. Putouts. 2; Seton Hall 2/6/ Assists. #29 Laina Holmgren 1; Texas Southern 2/6/15... Hits.. 1; Texas Southern 2/6/ Runs RBI 1; Texas Southern 2/6/15... Total Bases. 1; Texas Southern 2/6/ Walks.. 9; North Texas 2/8/15. Putouts 13 (4x); Colorado State 4/25/13 1 (2x); Montana 3/7/15 Assists.. 2; UNLV 5/4/13 #33 Sarah Barnes 2; Texas Southern 2/7/15 Hits.. 4; San Diego 2/24/13 1; Texas Southern 2/7/15Runs 3; UNLV 5/3/13 1; Texas Southern 2/7/15 RBI.. 4 (2x); San Diego State 4/20/ Doubles. 1 (9x); Nevada 4/12/ Triples 1; UNLV 5/3/ Home Runs..2; San Diego State 4/20/13 2; Texas Southern 2/7/15 Total Bases..9; San Diego State 4/20/ Walks.. 3; Valparaiso 3/9/14 2; Texas Southern 2/7/15.. Steals. 2; Texas Southern 2/7/15 1 (3x); Texas Southern 2/7/15 Putouts 5; San Diego 2/24/13 1 (2x); North Texas 2/8/15.Assists.. 3 (5x); Utah State 3/15/13 4.2; Texas Southern 2/7/15Innings. 4.2; Texas Southern 2/7/15 6; Texas Southern 2/7/15 Strikeouts.. 6; Texas Southern 2/7/15 #37 Kaelie Doyle Hits 1 (5x); Weber State 3/7/15..Runs 1 (7x); Weber State 3/7/ RBI Total Bases Walks.. 1 (2x); Weber State 2/27/15.. Putouts 1 (2x); Weber State 2/27/ Assists Putouts. 1; Saint Mary s 3/7/15. Assists.. 1; Saint Mary s 3/7/15