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1 2004 Fresno State Softball Schedule Record: WAC: 9-1 February at Fiesta Bowl Phoenix 13 vs. UMass W 8-0 (5) vs. Texas State L vs. Western Michigan W 3-0 vs. Syracuse W vs. #18 Texas A&M W at Campbell/Cartier Poway, Calif. 20 vs. Loyola-Chicago W 3-2 vs. #20 Oregon L vs. #4 Washington rained out vs. Ohio rained out 22 vs. Iowa State rained out at NFCA Leadoff Classic Columbus, Ga. 27 vs. #20 South Carolina W 1-0 (8) vs. #18 Arizona State W vs. Princeton L 1-0 vs. #15 Texas W vs. Georgia Tech L 9-1 (5) March 3 UC RIVERSIDE W 9-0 (6), W SANTA CLARA W 2-1, W #18 PACIFIC W 1-0, L CAMPBELL W 2-0, W 8-0 (6) 9 VIRGINIA W 3-1, L CLOVIS AUTO ROW SOFTBALL CLASSIC 11 SAN DIEGO STATE L LONG BEACH STATE W 4-0 NORTH TEXAS W 8-0 (6) 13 #23 OREGON STATE W 6-0 UTAH W #1 UCLA L 2-1 (9) 16 LONG ISLAND W 5-0, W 8-0 (5) at Kia Klassic Fullerton, Calif. 18 vs. #1 Arizona L 7-0 vs. #7 Oklahoma W vs. Illinois W vs. #4 Florida State L 3-0 vs. #13 Pacific W 11-2 (5) 24 at #13 Stanford L 3-2 (8), L OHIO STATE W 1-0, W NEVADA* W 4-2, W 4-0 April 1 at Louisiana Tech* W 2-0, W at Tulsa* W 4-0, W at Hawai'i* W 7-0, W at Hawai'i* W 5-2, L UTEP* /KFSR 90.7 FM 6 PM 17 SAN JOSE STATE* /KFSR 90.7 FM 1 PM 21 at UC Santa Barbara 1 pm 29 at San Jose State* 1 pm May 1 at UTEP* 1 pm 6 LOUISIANA TECH* ESPN 1430 AM/KFSR 90.7 FM 6 PM 8 TULSA* CSTV/ ESPN 1430/KFSR PM 15 at Nevada* 2 pm NCAA Regionals Campus Sites NCAA WCWS Oklahoma City Times local to site home games in BOLD * WAC games 1 TV game by CSTV 6 TV games by Comcast 32 games on radio all home games and select road games on game tracker Contact: Jan Winslow #13 SOFTBALL This Week Thur., April 15 UTEP 6:00 p.m. Sat., April 17 San Jose State 1:00 p.m. Next Week Wed., April 21 at UC Santa Barbara 1:00 p.m. Last Week Fri., April 9 at Hawai'i W 7-0, W 9-2 Sat., April. 10 at Hawai'i W 5-2, L 4-0 Fresno State Home for Two in April The 13th-ranked Fresno State softball team will be home this week for the only time this month when the Bulldogs host a pair of Western Athletic Conference doubleheaders against UTEP on Thur., April 15, 6:00 p.m., and San Jose State on Sat., April 17, 1:00 p.m. In first place with a three-game lead in the WAC, the 'Dogs will be looking to collect the program's 500th conference win in 27 years this weekend ( ). Fresno State is coming off an eight-game road trip in which they went 7-1 the last two weeks. On the Road Again Fresno State will resume road play next week when it steps out of conference action to take on UC Santa Barbara on Wed., April 21. Playing their final non-conference regular-season doubleheader of the year, the Bulldogs sport a record against non-conference opponents this season. NCAA DI Career 1,000 Strikeout Leaders Five from 1,000 Junior All-America pitcher Jamie Southern (Clovis, Calif.) is five strikeouts shy of becoming the 20th NCAA Division I player to tally 1,000 career strikeouts. While currently ranked 20th all-time in NCAA Division I history with 995 strikeouts, she already became the first Bulldog and WAC pitcher to eclipse the 900 career strikeout plateau when she struck out 13 Long Island Blackbirds on March 16. Southern entered the year with 740 career strikeouts and has a current season total of 255. Looking to post her third straight 300-strikeout season and be the first Bulldog and WAC pitcher to accomplish that feat, she is averaging nearly nine strikeouts per seven innings (8.46). In addition, Southern would become the first Bulldog pitcher and WAC hurler to go down in NCAA Division I history as one of the top strikeout leaders of alltime as well as being the first Fresno State and WAC pitcher to amass 1,000 career strikeouts. Who's Next? Outside of Southern, there is another pitcher looking to reach the historic 1,000 plateau. While Southern is the only active junior about to reach the magical number, Stanford's senior righthander Dana Sorensen (991) is right behind as she sits nine out. Stanford hosts Sacramento State on Tuesday before Fresno State entertains UTEP on Thursday Courtney Blades, Southern Miss/Nicholls State ( )... 1, Michele Granger, California ( )... 1, Nicole Myers, Florida Atlantic ( )... 1, Britni Sneed, LSU ( ).. 1, Danielle Henderson, UMass ( )... 1, Sarah Dawson, La.-Monroe ( )... 1, Shawn Andaya, Texas A&M ( )... 1, Amanda Renfro, Texas Tech ( )... 1, Jocelyn Forest, California ( )... 1, Lisa Ishikawa, Northwestern ( )... 1, Trinity Johnson, South Carolina/ CS Fullerton ( )... 1, Lauren Bay, Oklahoma State ( )... 1, Samantha Iuli, Illinois-Chicago ( )... 1, Megan Matthews, South Carolina ( )... 1, Amy Unterbrink, Indiana ( )... 1, Shelley Laird, Alabama ( )... 1, *#Cat Osterman, Texas ( ).... 1, Kelly Shipman, Maryland ( )... 1, *Piper Martin, Minnesota (2000-present)... 1,031 * active *# active (2004 USA Olympic Team)

2 General Founded Nickname... Bulldogs Enrollment... 21,389 Conference... Western Athletic Colors... Bulldog Red & Blue Facility... Bulldog Diamond (5,767) President... Dr. John D. Welty Athletics Director... Scott Johnson Assoc. AD/SB Supervisor... Randy Welniak Assoc. AD/SWA... Desiree Reed-Francois Media Relations Asst. SID/SB contact... Jan Winslow ... Phone... (559) Fax... (559) Press Box... (559) Website... Coaching Staff Head Coach... Margie Wright Alma Mater... Illinois State, 1974 Career Record... 1, /25 yrs School Record /19 yrs WAC Record /12 yrs Bulldog Diamond Record /19 yrs NCAA Postseason Record /18 yrs Office Phone... (559) Assistant Coach... Mary Ivy Alma Mater... Illinois State, 1981 Assistant Coach... Marcie Green-Jones Alma Mater... Fresno State,1994 Team Information Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 11/7 Starters Returning/Lost... 7/ Record WAC Record/Finish /2nd 2003 NCAA Postseason (Region Semis) 2003 Final USA Today/NFCA Ranking... N/A 2003 Final ESPN.COM/USA SB Ranking... 28th Bulldog History All-Time Record... 1, /27 yrs All-Time League Record /27 yrs All-Time WAC Record /12 yrs All-Time Home Record /27 yrs Consecutive Winning Seasons Seasons Ranked/Weekly... 22/187 of 199 NCAA Appearances NCAA WCWS Appearances NCAA Titles...1 (1998) NCAA Runner-up... 4 (1982, 88, 89, 90) Regional Titles Conference Titles All-Americans Academic All-Americans All-Region Selections All-Conference Selections Honda Awards Finalists... 5 Olympians On the Web WAC... NCAA... USA SB... NFCA... Diamond Club... Interview Policy Interviews and/or photo shoots with Bulldog head coach Margie Wright and/or players will take place before or after practice. Call Jan Winslow at (559) at least 48 hours in advance to set up an interview and/or photo shoot. Head Coach Margie Wright As the all-time winningest NCAA Division I softball coach, Margie Wright (Illinois State, 1974) is in her 19th season as the head coach of the Fresno State softball program. Wright, who became the first Division I softball coach and 24th Division I head coach overall to record 1,000 Division I victories two years ago, tallied her 1,100th career win against Long Island on March 16 and her 950th school win versus Hawai'i on April 9. She owns a 19-year school mark of (.761). The 1998 NCAA National Coach of the Year boasts a 25-year career record of 1, (.740). With 10 NCAA Women s College World Series trips under her belt, the eight-time conference coach of the year has collected 13 outright or shared conference titles, a Western Athletic Conference tournament championship, 10 regional championship crowns and 18 straight NCAA postseason appearances at Fresno State. Wright is the only coach in the program s history to garner region coach of the year honors (seven times) and is the third head coach overall at Fresno State to garner National Coach of the Year accolades. Owning a (.840) all-time mark at Bulldog Diamond, Wright has recorded win campaigns and has averaged 51 wins a season while coaching 47 All- Americans, 13 Academic All-Americans, 11 Olympians, four NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship winners and one NCAA Top VIII awardee. In the postseason, Wright is with a NCAA title, three national runner-up finishes, three thirdplace showings and three fifth-place finishes at the NCAA Women s College World Series. Having served on the national level as a USA assistant coach that won gold at the 1996 Olympic Games and at the ISF World Championships as well as a head coach for the USA Junior Women s National Team that won gold in 1995, Wright has made Fresno State one of just three programs in Division I softball to make 10 or more trips to the WCWS. Wright Collects 1,100th Win Wright picked up her 1,100th NCAA Division I win at home against Long Island on March 16. Already the NCAA's all-time winningest softball coach, Wright again became the first fastpitch coach to Wright Notebook Conference Championships Western Athletic 2002, '01, '00, 1999, '98, '96 Western Athletic Tournament 1999 Big West 1992, '91, '90, '89 PCAA 1988, '87 NorPac 1986 WCWS Appearances First Place (NCAA Champions) 1990, '89, '88 - Second Place 1997, '92, '91 - Third Place 1999, '94, '87 - Fifth Place NCAA Regional Titles 1999, '98, '97, '94, '92, '91, '90, '89, '88, '87 NCAA Division I Career Victories No. 1 Illinois State 6, New Mexico 0 (3/8/80) No. 100 Illinois State 3, Evansville 0 (4/12/83) No. 200 Fresno State 3, Oregon State 0 (5/9/86) No. 300 Fresno State 2, Pacific 1 (5/5/88) No. 400 Fresno State 2, UC Santa Barbara 0 (3/31/90) No. 500 Fresno State 2, Arizona 1 (3/26/92) No. 600 Fresno State 3, Arizona 1 (3/26/94) No. 700 Fresno State 9, Sac State 0 (3/30/96) No. 800 Fresno State 10, San Jose State 1 (3/25/98) No. 900 Fresno State 10, Kansas 0 (2/11/00) NCAA's All-Time Winningest Coach: No. 914 Fresno State 1, Oklahoma 0 (3/5/00) No. 1,000 Fresno State 5, Boston Univ. 3 (3/8/02) No. 1,100 Fresno State 8, Long Island 0 (3/16/04) reach a new milestone when she recorded win No. 1,100 versus the Blackbirds. With 1,114 career victories to date, Wright notched her 950th school win in the Bulldogs' 9-2 victory over Hawai'i last Thur., April 9. Week 9 in Review: Bulldogs Go 3-1 at Hawai'i Coming into last weekend as the WAC leader and one-game up in the standings with a 6-0 league mark, Fresno State took three of four at Hawai i... With a 9-1 WAC record, the Bulldogs pushed their lead to two games over second-place Tulsa... After being on the road the last two 2004 Western Athletic Conference Softball Standings (4/12) WAC Games All Games W L PCT. GB H A W L PCT. H A N Fresno State Tulsa Hawai'i Louisiana Tech Nevada San Jose State UTEP Fr

3 esn 2004 Fresno State Notebook Overall Record: WAC: 9-1 Non-Conference: Home: 18-4 Away: 7-3 Neutral: 11-6 USA Today/NFCA Current Ranking: #13 vs. Top 25: 8-7 ESPN.com/USA SB Current Ranking: #16 vs. Top 25: 8-7 Longest Winning Streak: 11 Longest Losing Streak: 2, twice Longest WAC Winning Streak: 19 (from '03) Longest WAC Losing Streak: 1 1-run decisions: run decisions: run decisions: 11-4 Extra Innings: 1-2 Shutouts: 21-7 Doubleheader sweeps: 9 Doubleheader splits: 3 Leading after 5 innings: 31-1 Trailing after 5 innings: 2-9 Tied after 5 innings: 3-3 Scoring first run: 28-2 Not scoring first run: 8-11 vs. RHP: vs. LHP: 2-1 Day: 17-8 Night: 19-5 Monday: 2-0 Tuesday: 3-1 Wednesday: 2-2 Thursday: 3-2 Friday: 13-2 Saturday: 12-4 Sunday: 1-2 February: 8-4 March: 21-8 April: 7-1 May: -- WAC: Preseason Poll/Honors 2004 WAC Softball Preseason Poll School (1st place votes) Pts. 1. Fresno State (4) Hawai'i (3) Tulsa Nevada Louisiana Tech San Jose State UTEP 6 Note: coaches cannot vote for their own team 2004 Preseason All-WAC Team C Densie Dahlberg, Hawai'i 1B Katie Torres, Tulsa 2B Jamie Waldron, Nevada 3B Jilian Hartfiel, Nevada SS Christina Clark, Fresno State OF Heather Hiar, Tulsa OF Brittany Stanley, Louisiana Tech OF Tracie Uchima, Hawai'i P Jamie Southern, Fresno State UT April Crowell, Hawai'i Player of the Year: Christina Clark, FS Pitcher of the Year: Jamie Southern, FS weeks, Fresno State wrapped up an eight-game road trip this past weekend and went After winning the first three against Hawai'i, the Bulldogs had their 11-game win streak broken as well as their 19-game WAC win streak, which dated back to last season, halted in the finale loss... Fresno State s last WAC loss was a 4-1 decision on April 12, 2003 at Tulsa... In Honolulu, the Dogs pounded out 10 home runs as they went on to hit.311 as a team with a.588 slugging percentage... While outscoring UH, 21-8, 15 of Fresno State s 21 runs scored against Hawai i came on the Bulldogs 10 home runs... As a team, the Bulldogs posted game season-highs for home runs (4) and total bases (22), twice... While sophomore All-America shortstop Christina Clark (Santa Ana, Calif.) headlined the offense, several Dogs hit their first collegiate home runs: senior outfielder Mitzi Ing (Aiea, Hawaii), junior first baseman Shasta Lewis (Bakersfield, Calif.) and freshman left fielder Rachael Donaldson (Murrieta, Calif.)... Freshman catcher Nichole Willis (Clovis, Calif.) hit two on the weekend to move her season total to three... Fresno State hit three or more long balls in the first three meetings against Hawai i (3 in 7-0 win; 3 in 9-2 win; and 4 in 5-2 win)... With the four home runs hit in the first game on April 10, the Bulldogs set a new school single-game record (one shy of tying WAC single-game mark)... Also solid offensively for the Bulldogs last week was Southern, Willis, junior second baseman Leticia Pacheco (Bloomington, Calif.) as they all hit better than Southern hit.467 (7-15) with a run... Willis batted.429 (6-14) with three runs, a double, two home runs, six RBI, a walk and 13 total bases for a.929 slugging percentage... Pacheco hit.417 (5-12) with a run, a double, two walks, a sacrifice and a RBI... Also doing well was Donaldson, who batted.364 (4-11) with two runs, a home run and a RBI. This is How You Do It Clark showcased her own fireworks show after putting on a hitting clinic that included several new records in the process last weekend in Honolulu. Batting.500 (7-14) with seven runs, five home runs, seven RBI and 22 total bases for a slugging percentage, her five home runs moved her career total to 33, which now ranks No. 2 in school history and No. 4 in the WAC annals. With at least one hit in every game played in the four-game series versus Hawai i, Clark recorded a pair of multiple-hit and multiple-rbi games. In the series opener she went 2-4 with two runs and a RBI while hitting her 14th home run of the season with a solo shot. In the night cap of the same day, she went 1-2 with two runs, two RBI while hitting her 15th home run on the year with a two-run shot. On the second day, Clark opened with a 3-4 performance that included three runs, four RBI and three home runs to push her season total to 18. In this 5-2 victory, she hit a pair of solo shots while belting a two-run home run in the seventh inning to break a 2-2 tie and put the Bulldogs up 4-2. In the finale, she proved human after picking up just a hit and went 1-4. With a current four-game hitting streak, she has hit safely in 13 of last 14 and is batting.373 (19-51) with 16 runs, a double, eight home runs, six walks, two hit by pitch, 15 RBI and 44 total bases for an.863 slugging percentage. In her last 28 games, she is batting.371 (33-89) with 25 runs, three doubles, 11 home runs, 24 RBI, 15 walks, two hit by pitch and 69 total bases for a.775 slugging percentage. With two consecutive 100-total base seasons under her belt, Clark she leads the team in virtually every offensive category, including 14 multiple-hit and 11 multiple-rbi games on the season. Records Set by Clark Last Weekend at Hawai i Fresno State, Single-Season (Individual) Clark with 18 (old record was 15 by Clark with 15 in 54 games in 2003 and Michelle Bolt with 15 in 54 games in 1994; NOTE: Clark broke the record with No. 16 in first game vs. Hawai i on April 10 and set the single-season mark in the 48th game of the season) WAC, Single-Season (Individual) Clark with 18 home runs (old record was 17 by Stacey Porter of Hawai i with 17 in 2003) WAC games, only (Individual) Clark with 3 home runs vs. Hawai i on April 10 (old record was 2 by several players vs. several teams most recent by Lindsey Hall of Nevada vs. Louisiana Tech and Lori Hoffman vs. Nevada in 2003) Fresno State, Single-Game (Individual) Most home runs in a single game (3 by Clark vs. Hawai i, April 10)- old record was 2 by Nina Lindenberg, who did it four times in 1997) Most total bases in a single game (12 by Clark vs. Hawai i, April 10) broke own record set last year with 10 vs. Long Island on March 18) Upcoming Records to Watch: Fresno State, Career (Individual) With 33 home runs in career, Clark is three shy of tying Nina Lindenberg (36, ); Clark is 13 shy of tying WAC career mark (46 by Scia Maumausolo of CS Northridge, ) WAC games, only (Individual) With 7 home runs in WAC play, Clark is two shy of tying singleseason league mark (9 by Stacey Porter, Hawai i, 2003) WAC games, only (Team) With 12 home runs in WAC play, team is seven shy of tying singleseason league mark (19 by CS Northridge, 1993) a

4 Southern in the Recordbook Strikeouts 1. Jamie Southern Amanda Scott Wende Ward Terry Carpenter Marcie Green Lori Romeiro Carie Dever Melanie Parrent Strikeouts per 7/IP 1. Jamie Southern Amanda Scott Lindsay Parker Wende Ward Lori Romeiro ERA (min. 100 IP) 1. Terry Carpenter Jamie Southern Barbara Cambria Ella Vilche Amanda Scott Lori Romeiro Terry Carpenter Complete Games 1. Terry Carpenter Melanie Parrent Amanda Scott Wende Ward Jamie Southern Marcie Green Carie Dever Maureen Brady Lori Romeiro Barbara Cambria Innings Pitched 1. Terry Carpenter Melanie Parrent Wende Ward Amanda Scott Jamie Southern Carie Dever Marcie Green Maureen Brady Lori Romeiro Barbara Cambria Shutouts 1. Terry Carpenter Amanda Scott Melanie Parrent Marcie Green Jamie Southern Carie Dever Wende Ward Lori Romeiro Barbara Cambria Maureen Brady Fewest ER Allowed (min. 500 IP) 1. Barbara Cambria Jamie Southern Lori Romeiro Terry Carpenter Carie Dever Amanda Scott Marcie Green Melanie Parrent Wende Ward Lindsay Parker OOall Record: ( Short Bursts Southern has a current season- and career-best 11-game hitting streak in which she is batting.421 (16-38) with seven runs, three doubles, one home run, four RBI, two sacrifices, 22 total bases for a.579 slugging percentage...willis has a current seven-game hitting streak and she is batting.385 (10-26) with four runs, two doubles, two home runs, one walk, seven RBI and 18 total bases for a.692 slugging percentage... Senior designated player Lori Hoffman (Benicia, Calif.) has a modest three-game hitting streak and she is batting.273 (3-11) with one RBI and three total bases... In her last 28 games, Clark is batting.371 (33-89) with 25 runs, three doubles, 11 home runs, 15 walks, two hit by pitch, 24 RBI and 69 total bases for a.775 slugging percentage. Clark is Bulldogs' Top Slugger Clark officially set the single-season home run mark in school and WAC history when she belted five long balls last week in Hawai'i to move her season total to 18. Setting the new mark in 48 games, Clark shattered the record she tied a year ago when she hit her 15th in the 54th game of the season against Long Beach State on May 15, Clark is just the fifth Bulldog to hit 10 or more dingers in more than one season and second 'Dog to collect 10 or more in back-toback seasons. In her career, she ranks No. 2 alltime at Fresno State and No. 4 in WAC history Bulldog Home Run Hitters Player... No.... Years 1. Nina Lindenberg Christina Clark Amanda Scott Kim Maher Michelle Bolt Lindsay Fossatti Angela Cervantez Jamie Southern Wende Ward Gina LoPiccolo with 33. As one of just four Bulldogs to post 30 or more career home runs, she just became the seventh WAC player total at least 30 career home runs. Southern also is ranked in the school's Top 10 list and is tied for No. 8 with 13. The school's all-time career home run mark is 36 by Nina Lindenberg ( ) while the WAC's all-time career mark is 46 by Scia Maumausolo (CS Northridge, ). Rolling Along Opening 2004 with a streak of 26.1 scoreless innings and a streak of 26.1 innings without an earned run, Southern has tallied a season-best streak of 31.1 scoreless innings twice this year while owning a season-high streak of 56.2 innings without an earned run. Picking up where she left off a season ago, she is 44-9 with a no-hitter (perfect game) in her last 54 starts. In this span she has collected 32 shutouts and 453 strikeouts in innings for a 0.41 ERA (186 hits, 39 runs, 21 earned runs, 57 walks, 8.73 strikeouts per 7/IP). In her last 47 starts, Southern is 38-8 with a no-hitter (perfect game), 28 shutouts and 399 strikeouts (8.41 strikeouts per 7/IP) in innings for a 0.40 ERA (158 hits, 35 runs, 19 earned runs and 52 walks). Southern Storm At Fresno State, Southern became the quickest Bulldog pitcher to post 500 career strikeouts as she accomplished the feat in 64 appearances. In addition, she became just the fourth Bulldog hurler to tally 600 or more career strikeouts and on May 10, 2003 she became the second pitcher to amass 700 or more career strikeouts. On Feb. 28 of this year, she became just the second Bulldog and third WAC pitcher to tally at least 800 career strikeouts while on March 9 she broke the school's and the WAC's all-time strikeout mark with 10 strikeouts versus Virginia. As the first player to throw back-to-back 300 strikeout seasons as well as the first Bulldog in school and league history to eclipse the 900-strikeout plateau, Southern recorded her 50th career win against La Tech on April 10 and her 60th career victory versus No. 7 Georgia on May 17 in She posted her 70th career win against Campbell on March 8 and her 80th career victory against Louisiana Tech on April 1. Still further, Southern notched her 50th career shutout win over Long Beach State on March 12 and made her 100th career start against No. 4 Florida State on March 20. Streaking Along With 21 strikeouts collected last week, Southern moved up to No. 20 on the NCAA Division I career strikeout list. Allowing only 23 runs (10 earned) in innings this season, Southern has posted a streak of 56.2 innings without an earned run and a pair of 31.1 scoreless innings. In her last 25 starts, Southern sports a 0.36 ERA as she has allowed 21 runs (nine earned) on 82 hits with 208 strikeouts (8.36 strikeouts per 7/IP) in innings. Against the Top 25 this season, she is 8-4 with six shutouts and 92 strikeouts in 84.2 innings for a 0.41 ERA and a.139 batting average against. In 2004, Southern has been honored as the NFCA National Player of the Week (March 23) while being a threetime WAC Pitcher of the Week selection. To date she has thrown one no-hitter (perfect game), six one-hitters and four two-hitters. She has a season-best 15 strikeouts as she has tied the school's single-game strikeout mark for a seven inning game, twice.

5 Southern in the Recordbook Appearances 1. Amanda Scott Melanie Parrent Terry Carpenter Jamie Southern Maureen Brady Marcie Green Wende Ward Carie Dever Lori Romeiro Lindsay Parker Games Started 1. Terry Carpenter Melanie Parrent Amanda Scott Marcie Green Jamie Southern Wende Ward Maureen Brady Carie Dever Lori Romeiro Jennifer Clark Wins (min. 10 decisions) 1. Terry Carpenter Amanda Scott Melanie Parrent Marcie Green Jamie Southern Carie Dever Maureen Brady Wende Ward Lori Romeiro Lindsay Parker Consecutive Scoreless Innings Pitched 1. Lori Romeiro Amanda Scott Jamie Southern Lindsay Parker Leslie Poole Fewest Walks Allowed (min. 500 IP) 1. Amanda Scott Barbara Cambria Lindsay Parker Melanie Parrent Marcie Green Jamie Southern Terry Carpenter Lori Romeiro Carie Dever Maureen Brady Saves 1. Amanda Scott Jamie Southern Maureen Brady Lori Romeiro Lindsay Parker... 3 No-Hitters (perfect games) 1. Melanie Parrent... 7 (2) 2. Amanda Scott... 6 (2) 2. Wende Ward... 6 (2) 2. Carie Dever Jamie Southern... 4 (3) 5. Marcie Green Lori Romeiro Barbara Cambria... 4 (1) 5. Terry Carpenter... 4 (1) *** Clark & Southern Named to Final Top 25 Watch List USA Softball announced its Top 25 finalists on April 7 for the 2004 Collegiate Player of the Year honors and Clark and Southern were listed among the Top 25 finalists Comparable to the Heisman Trophy and as the only national award of its kind in the country, the softball collegiate player of the year award will recognize the women's top Division I player. The Amateur Softball Association will cut the list down to 10 on April 28. National Rankings Fresno State softball has been no stranger to the national polls. Owning the longest streak for consecutive weeks (178) ranked in NCAA Division I softball history, the Bulldogs have been nationally ranked in the Top 25 for 187 of 199 weeks since the NCAA s Bulldogs in the Polls USA Today/ ESPN.com/ Week NFCA USA Softball Preseason (Jan. 13) -- #21 Preseason (Jan. 28) #23 -- Week 1 (Feb. 10) -- #21 (0-0) Week 2 (Feb. 17) -- #14 (4-1) Week 1 (Feb. 18) #16 (4-1) -- Week 3 (Feb. 24) -- #15 (5-2) Week 2 (Feb. 25) #16 (5-2) -- Week 4 (March 2) -- #17 (8-4) Week 3 (March 3) #T15 (221) -- Week 5 (March 9) -- #17 (13-5) Week 4 (March 10) #15 (13-5) -- Week 6 (March 16) -- #18 (20-8) Week 5 (March 17) #15 (20-8) -- Week 7 (March 23) -- #17 (25-10) Week 6 (March 24) #14 (25-10) -- Week 8 (March 30) -- #16 (29-12) Week 7 (March 31) #14 (29-12) -- Week 9 (April 6) -- #16 (33-12) Week 8 (April 7) #13 (33-12) -- first Top 15 poll in In addition Fresno State has been in the nation s official Top 25 polls for 22 straight years. Appearing in the Top 10 for 151 weeks, the Dogs achieved their first No. 1 national ranking on March 14, They were ranked No. 1 for two straight weeks in 1997 before finishing as the No. 1 team in the final 1998 USA Today/NFCA Coaches Poll. In 1999, Fresno State opened the year with a No. 1 preseason ranking after winning the national title in The softball program s five No. 1 rankings is the most ever by a Bulldog athletic team. CSTV to Broadcast First Game of Fresno State vs. Tulsa College Sports Television has announced its 2004 softball line up and part of its softball package this season will feature Fresno State's conference match up against Tulsa on May 8 in Fresno, Calif. CSTV will broadcast the first game of the WAC doubleheader and will re-air the game the next day. Via DirecTV, CSTV is available on satellite only (ch. 610). The broadcast will be the Bulldogs' 11th national television appearance. What's New Fresno State will play seven new schools in 2004 when the Bulldogs meet Campbell, Illinois, Loyola-Chicago, North Texas, Princeton, Syracuse and UTEP. To date, the 'Dogs are 6-1 versus the first-time opponents. ASA Day All area youth softball teams will be honored with a pregame march and recognition at Bulldog Diamond when Fresno State hosts San Jose State on Sat., April 17, 1:00 p.m. Tickets for youth softball players are $3. For more information, call (559) Opponent Notebook UTEP (7-33, 0-10 WAC) - Coming off a four-game WAC series at home... Dropped doubleheaders to Tulsa (9-1 in 6 inn., 8-0 in 5 inn.) and Louisiana Tech (12-6, 8-4)... Enduring a 20-game losing streak after opening the year at Team is batting.215 while the pitching staff owns an ERA of Junior right fielder Seirra Hannum is hitting a team-best.246 (28-114) with 10 runs, three doubles, three walks, two home runs and 17 RBI... In the circle, freshman Renee DiPuccio is 6-17 with one shutout and 95 strikeouts in innings for a 4.36 ERA... Sits in seventh place in the WAC standings as it searches for its first WAC win... In its inaugural season as a varsity program... First meeting between Fresno State and UTEP. San Jose State (8-26, 2-4 WAC) - Coming off a four-game WAC series at home... Dropped doubleheaders to Louisiana Tech (3-1, 4-2) and Tulsa (7-3, 4-0)... With a fourgame losing streak, is 3-4 in its last seven and 3-7 in last Will play at Nevada on Thur., April 15, before coming to Fresno State... Team is batting.204 while the pitching staff owns a 2.61 ERA... Junior left fielder Elisa Barrios is hitting a team-high.278 (30-108) with 13 runs, five doubles, two triples, three walks and seven RBI... In the circle, junior righthander Carol Forbes is 4-12 with two shutouts, one save and 71 strikeouts in innings for a 1.85 ERA... Sits in sixth place in the WAC standings... Opened WAC action by

6 Statistically Speaking (as of 4/12) Team # WAC NCAA Batting Ave nd -- Runs 183 3rd -- Hits 344 2nd -- RBI 161 3rd -- Slugging Pct nd -- On Base Pct th -- ERA nd -- Opposing BA.184 1st -- Fewest Runs 90 2nd -- Fewest ER 64 2nd -- Fielding Pct nd -- Individual Batting Average Christina Clark.395 1st -- Jamie Southern.338 5th -- Slugging Percentage Christina Clark.809 1st -- Jamie Southern.483 6th -- On Base Percentage Christina Clark.472 1st -- Jamie Southern.379 8th -- Hits Christina Clark 62 1st -- Jamie Southern 51 3rd -- Nichole Willis 42 10th -- Runs Christina Clark 43 1st -- Jamie Southern 22 9th -- RBI Christina Clark 42 1st -- Jamie Southern 23 8th -- Doubles Jamie Southern 10 4th -- Veronica Green 8 T9th -- Triples Christina Clark 2 T6th -- Mitzi Ing 2 T6th -- Leticia Pacheco 2 T6th -- Home Runs Christina Clark 18 1st -- Jamie Southern 4 T7th -- Total Bases Christina Clark 127 1st -- Jamie Southern 73 5th -- Nichole Willis 60 10th -- Walks Christina Clark 21 2nd -- ERA Jamie Southern st -- Opponent Average Against Jamie Southern.133 1st -- Strikeouts Jamie Southern 255 1st -- Strikeouts per 7/IP Jamie Southern st -- Innings Pitched Jamie Southern st -- Victories Jamie Southern 25 1st -- Saves Jamie Southern 2 T3rd -- Appearances Jamie Southern 33 2nd -- playing its first six league games at home... Fifth oldest series for Fresno State... The Bulldogs own a 56-4 series advantage... Only played two of four WAC games last year as a doubleheader was rained out in San Jose, Calif.... The 'Dogs have won eight of last 10 and 22 of last 25 contests... There have been 35 shutouts in the series (Fresno State has 33)... Opened the series by winning 27 straight and 34 of the first 35 meetings. Lunch with Margie Once a month, the general public can join head coach Margie Wright at the Silver Dollar Hofbrau at 11:30 a.m. to have lunch, listen to what is going on with the team and be involved in a question and answer session. With the first three luncheons having gone by, there is one remaining date: May 3. For more information, contact Dorothy Hunter. Bulldog Softball Bus Tours Four Bulldog softball bus tours are scheduled for the 2004 season. Three reservations are left to be made for trips to UC Santa Barbara (April 21), San Jose State (April 29) and Nevada (May 15). For more information, contact Tim Schiller at (559) No Backing Down Here With both collegiate softball polls out, the Bulldogs' non-conference slate is loaded as they have faced 13 of the Top 25 ranked teams while playing two teams that jumped into the Top 25 after playing them (Texas State and Georgia Tech) and one that was rained out (Washington). While competing against seven of the Top 15 programs, the 'Dogs also played three of the top five teams (#1 UCLA, #1 Arizona, #4 Florida State) as well as four of the Top 10 programs (#1 UCLA, #1 Arizona, #4 Florida State, #7 Oklahoma) in a span of six days. 'Dogs are WAC's Favorite while Sweeping Preseason Honors The WAC released its preseason softball coaches poll on Jan. 14 and Fresno State was selected as the preseason favorite by the league coaches for the eighth time in the last nine years. The Bulldogs edged out Hawai'i by receiving four first-place votes for 34 points. UH, the defending WAC champion, tallied three first-place votes and totaled 33 points. Tulsa was tabbed third with 26 points and Nevada was picked fourth with 18 points. Louisiana Tech and San Jose State tied for fifth place with 15 points while WAC newcomer UTEP, which is fielding its first softball program in school history, was voted seventh with six points (coaches cannot vote for their own team). The conference coaches also selected their preseason All-WAC team and Clark was voted as the WAC Player of the Year while Southern was selected as the WAC Pitcher of the Year. In its third year of selecting a softball preseason WAC Player and Pitcher of the Year, Clark is the first Bulldog to be a preseason player pick while Southern is honored as the preseason pitcher of the year for the third consecutive year. Looking for its 18th conference title overall since 1978, Fresno State has captured six WAC titles in the last eight years while finishing second, twice. The Bulldogs are the only WAC program to have captured that many softball crowns as well as being the only program to win five straight ( ). Fresno State Returns Some of WAC's Best In the final 2003 WAC statistics, the Bulldogs return some of the league's best overall. Fresno State brings back three of the top five hit leaders in Clark (73), Hoffman (64) and Southern (60). While all three also return as three of the top five on base percentage leaders as well, Clark and Southern are back as the WAC's top two sluggers with a.738 and.522 slugging percentage, respectively. Overall, Clark is back as the WAC's top player in batting (.382), hits, runs (54), RBI (46), doubles (15), home runs (15), total bases (141), slugging percentage and on base percentage (.439). Southern returns as the WAC's top pitcher in ERA (0.64), opposing batting average (.161), strikeouts (322) and strikeouts per seven innings (8.91) while second in wins (25), game started (36) and innings pitched (253.0). Hoffman finished second in the WAC in RBI (43), third in hits and fourth in batting (.327) Home Schedule The 2004 Fresno State softball home schedule features 12 doubleheader dates and the four-day Clovis Auto Row Softball Classic. The Bulldogs, who opened the season on the road in February, made their first appearance at Bulldog Diamond on March 3 and played 22 home games last month. The months of April and May feature just two doubleheaders per month as UTEP and San Jose State visit in April and Louisiana Tech and Tulsa in May. All-America Flavor The 2004 Bulldogs have an All-America flavor to it as they return two All-Americans in Clark and Southern. Willis, who has spent the majority of the season behind the plate, brought in All-America credentials with her. She came into the college ranks as the top prep catcher in the nation after being honored as the 2003 Diamond Sports High School Catcher of the Year. Helping her high school teams to national rankings, Willis also was a three-time Louisville Slugger/NFCA High School All-American.

7 TV & Radio Schedule/Gametracker CSTV (ch. 610) May 8 Tulsa 1 p.m. Comcast (ch. 14) March 6 Pacific 1 p.m. March 14 UCLA 3 p.m. March 26 Ohio State 6 p.m. March 27 Nevada 1 p.m. April 15 UTEP 6 p.m. April 17 San Jose State 1 p.m. The Big Dawg, ESPN 1430 AM March 5 Santa Clara (game 1) 6 p.m. March 6 Pacific (game 2) 3 p.m. March 9 Virginia (game 1) 6 p.m. March 11 San Diego State 5 p.m. March 12 Long Beach State 5 p.m. March 13 Utah 3 p.m. March 14 UCLA 3 p.m. March 26 Ohio State (game 1) 6 p.m. March 27 Nevada (game 2) 3 p.m. May 6 La Tech (game 2) 8 p.m. May 8 Tulsa (game 2) 3 p.m. KFSR 90.7 FM March 3 UC Riverside (DH) 6 p.m. March 5 Santa Clara (game 2) 8 p.m. March 6 Pacific (game 1) 1 p.m. March 12 North Texas 7 p.m. March 13 Oregon State 1 p.m. March 14 UCLA 1 p.m. March 16 Long Island (DH) 6 p.m. March 18 vs. Oklahoma tape delayed March 24 at Stanford (DH) 5 p.m. March 26 Ohio State (DH) 8 p.m. March 27 Nevada (game 1) 1 p.m. April 15 UTEP (DH) 6 p.m. April 17 San Jose State (DH) 1 p.m. May 6 La Tech (game 1) 6 p.m. May 8 Tulsa (game 1) 1 p.m. Gametracker on gobulldogs.com Feb. 27 South Carolina 9 a.m. Feb. 28 Princeton 7 a.m. Feb. 28 Texas 4 p.m. Feb. 29 Georgia Tech 8 a.m. March 3 UC Riverside (DH) 6 p.m. March 5 Santa Clara (DH) 6 p.m. March 6 Pacific (DH) 1 p.m. March 8 Campbell (DH) 6 p.m. March 9 Virginia (DH) 6 p.m. March 11 San Diego State 5 p.m. March 12 Long Beach State 5 p.m. March 12 North Texas 7 p.m. March 13 Oregon State 1 p.m. March 13 Utah 3 p.m. March 14 UCLA 3 p.m. March 18 Arizona 11 a.m. March 18 Oklahoma 3 p.m. March 24 at Stanford (DH) 5 p.m. March 26 Ohio State (DH) 6 p.m. March 27 Nevada (DH) 1 p.m. April 3 at Tulsa (DH) 11 a.m. April 9 at Hawai'i (DH) 8 p.m. April 10 at Hawai'i (DH) 6 p.m. April 15 UTEP (DH) 6 p.m. April 17 San Jose State (DH) 1 p.m. May 1 at UTEP (DH) 11 a.m. May 6 Louisiana Tech (DH) 6 p.m. May 8 Tulsa (DH) 1 p.m. USA Softball's Top 40 Watch List Clark and Southern have been selected to the USA Softball s Initial Top 40 Watch List for 2004 Collegiate Player of the Year honors. In its third year of sponsoring this list, Southern appears on the list for the second time while Clark is earmarked for the first time. Southern, a two-time All-American at pitcher and utility, was a final three finalist in As a freshman she led the nation in ERA (0.44) and finished sixth in victories. Southern, who was the second freshman ever in NCAA Division I history to led the nation in ERA, went with 22 shutouts and 400 strikeouts (third freshman in DI history to tally 400 or more strikeouts in rookie debut). Throwing 19 tenstrikeout games and three no-hitters, she went In the Final NCAA Stats (June 1, 2003) Team ERA... 11th Fielding Pct th Individual Christina Clark Toughest to K... 21st... 9 (0.21) Slugging Pct....22nd HR/Game... 25th (0.26) Jamie Southern ERA... 3rd Strikeouts 7/IP... 19th (8.9) Victories... 20th on to be the first Western Athletic Conference player to garner WAC Freshman and Pitcher of the Year accolades in the same season. Comparable to the Heisman Trophy and as the only national award of its kind in the country, the softball collegiate player of the year award will recognize the women s top Division I player. Announced at the end of the season, this award is designed to recognize outstanding athletic play as 40 players representing 26 colleges and 12 different conferences are being initially tabbed. While players not initially included on the list may be added, the Top 25 finalists wereannounced on April 6 while the list will be narrowed down to the Top 10 on April 28. The final three will be announced on May 11. Clark & Southern Named to USA Elite Team On Jan. 9, USA Softball announced its 2004 Women s Elite Team. The 14-player squad has two Bulldogs in Clark and Southern. The team will represent the United States at the 2004 Canada Cup, the U.S. Champions Cup and other events during the year. Clark, who was injured, was named to the 2003 USA Junior Women s World Championship team that won silver last October in Nanjing, China. She helped the USA Junior Women s National Team capture gold at the 2002 First Junior Women s Pan Am Championship in Hermosillo, Mexico. Named to her second straight USA Elite Team, Southern is coming off a gold medal at the 2003 Canada Cup in which she helped the elite team defeat the USA National Team en route to her first international gold medal. In 2002, she and the elite team took second to the national squad and captured silver. Olympic Dreams Also on Jan. 9, USA Softball announced its 2004 USA Olympic Softball Team and former Fresno State softball standout Laura Berg (Santa Fe Springs, Calif.), a four-time All- America center fielder for the Bulldogs, was named to her third straight USA Olympic Softball Team, as announced today by USA Softball. One of four two-time Olympic gold medalists selected to the 2004 USA Olympic Softball squad, Berg will look to help the United States defend its back-to-back Olympic crowns this summer in Athens, Greece. A part of the USA Softball national system since 1994, Berg also sports three ISF World Championship titles and two Pan America gold medals. As a Bulldog she helped lead Fresno State to its only Division I national title (1998). The USA Women s National Team is preparing for the Olympics with the Aiming for Athens tour. The USA squad will travel the nation and compete in collegiate tournaments as well as make a grassroots tour this spring before departing for Athens in late July. The United States has had unprecedented success on the international level. Winning the last five World Championships and Pan America Games as well as capturing the only two Olympic gold medals, the USA Women s National Team has been the indisputable top-ranked team in the world for the past 17 years. The USA, which has amassed 15 gold medals in the sport of softball, will enter the 2004 Summer Olympic Games as the No. 1 seed after winning the world title in Olympic Dreams, Part II While the United States has Bulldog talent to pull from the Greek Olympic Softball Team sports another Fresno State softball standout in Vanessa Czarnecki (Riverside, Calif.). Czarnecki, who is half Greek, will likely be an infielder for Greece when the country makes its inaugural appearance as host to the 2004 Summer Olympic Games. The All-WAC performer played first base her final two seasons after being the starter in right field her first two years. She finished her career ranked No. 1 in career sacrifices in WAC history and second in the school's annals. She was a part of four league championship teams while helping Fresno State advance to the WCWS in Czarnecki is the second Bulldog to play for a national team outside of the United States. Former right-handed pitcher Lisa Mize pitched for Team Puerto Rico at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games.

8 2004 USA TODAY/NFCA Top 25 (Week 8 April 7 ) Team (1st place votes) W/L Pts. LR 1. Arizona (24) UCLA Florida State California Georgia LSU Washington La.-Lafayette Michigan Alabama Stanford Tennessee FRESNO STATE Oregon Oregon State Florida Oklahoma South Florida Nebraska Baylor Pacific Long Beach State NR 23. Auburn Texas State NR 25. South Carolina Dropped Out: #24 Arizona State, #25 Georgia Tech Others Receiving Votes: Georgia Tech (33), Arizona State (32), Florida Atlantic (25), Texas A&M (19), Notre Dame (12), Minnesota (3). Four teams also received votes but appeared on one ballot ESN.com/USA Softball Top 25 (Week 9 April 6) Team (1st place votes) W/L Pts. LW 1. Arizona (20) UCLA Florida State LSU California Georgia La.-Lafayette Washington Stanford Michigan Alabama Tennessee Florida Oregon State T Oregon FRESNO STATE Oklahoma T Nebraska Pacific South Florida South Carolina Georgia Tech Baylor Long Beach State Auburn Dropped Out: None Others Receiving Votes: Texas State (19), Arizona State (7), Florida Atlantic (3), Illinois (3), Southern Illinois (1), Iowa (1), Louisville (1) opponents in bold 2004 Bulldog Softball Capsules So., SS, Christina Clark WAC Preseason Player of the Year... has hit 18 home runs... leads the team in runs (43), hits (62), doubles (7), triples (2), home runs, RBI (42), walks (21), stolen bases (4), total bases (127) and slugging percentage (.809)... has 14 multiple-hit games & 11 multiple-rbi... has turned 4 double plays... already ranks No. 2 in career home runs (33) at Fresno State... has a season-best 13-game hitting streak & batted.550 (22-40) with 12 runs,four doubles, two triples, four home runs, four walks, 3-4 in stolen bases, 14 RBI and 42 total bases for a slugging percentage (hit streaks is tied for ninth-best at FS)... has been hitless 7x but has reached base safely in all games but three... 4x WAC Player of the Week (March 8 & 22; April 5 & 12) Second Team All- American First Team All-West Region WAC Freshman of the Year & first team all-wac... 5x WAC Player of the Week... 2x preseason all-wac. Fr., LF/C, Rachael Donaldson... Has made 36 appearances with 34 starts... has played catcher and right and left field... has four multiple hit games... collected first collegiate hit and RBI vs. Loyola-Chicago... has a pair of three-game hit streaks... has turned one double play... in last 11 games, is batting.387 (12-31) with six runs, two doubles, a home run, three RBI, a walk and 17 total bases. So., 3B, Veronica Green... Hit first and second career home runs vs. Syracuse... collected first career grand slam vs. Syracuse... set career-best 5 RBI vs. Syracuse... recorded a sac fly as a pinch hitter vs. Texas State... fifth on team in RBI (14)... has 4 multiple hit & 2 multiple RBI games. Sr., UT, Lori Hoffman... Has made 34 starts at designated player, 10 in outfield & 2 at pitcher... recorded a win in relief vs. Syracuse and Loyola-Chicago... is 2-1 on year with a 1.12 ERA... has 3 multiple hit & mutiple RBI games... owns career-best 15-game hit streak (ranks No. 5 all-time)... in career, in the circle, has made 16 career appearances vs. Top 25 with nine starts overall, has made 41 pitching appearances and is with six shutouts, one save and 74 strikeouts in innings for a 1.46 ERA... owns careerbest streaks of 25.0 scoreless innings WAC Player of the Week First Team All-WAC. Sr., OF, Mitzi Ing...Has starts in center and right field... had game-tying RBI vs. Texas State... posted a season- and career-best nine-game hitting streak & batted.423 (11-26) with 4 runs, 2 doubles, a triple, sacrifice, 5 RBI and 15 total bases for a.577 slugging pct.... has 3 multiple-hit & multiple RBI games Verizon Academic All- District VIII Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Award winner... 7x Deans List... 3x President's List (4.0)... 3x Fresno State Scholar-Athlete & WAC All-Academic. Jr., 1B, Shasta Lewis... Has 4 multiple-hit & 2 multiple-rbi games... has turned 6 double plays, including one unassisted... opened the year with a three-game hit streak... posted a season- and career-best six-game hit streak & batted.375 (6-16) with four runs, a double, a sacrifice, three RBI and seven total bases for a.438 slugging percentage... picked up second career double vs. Texas State. Jr., 2B, Leticia Pacheco... Has been hit 8x... has 9 multiple-hit games... has turned 5 double plays... has season-best three-game hit streak Second Team All- WAC (shortstop). Jr., RHP, Jamie Southern... Opened year with a 9.0 hitless streak... also opened season with a streak 26.1 scoreless innings and a streak of 26.1 innings without an earned run... has streaks of 46.1 and 56.2 innings without an earned run... has a season-best streak of 31.1 scoreless innings, twice... has 17 shutouts & one no-hitter (perfect game)... no-hit No. 18 Texas A&M (fourth in career & third perfect game in career)... tied school's single-game strikeout record for a seven inning game (15) vs. No. 18 Texas A&M and Campbell... has seven 10-strikeout games... averaging 8.46 strikeouts per 7/IP... tied for eighth all-time in career home runs at FS... has 14 multiple-hit games & 6 multiple-rbi... has turned 3 double plays... 3x WAC Pitcher of the Week... owns career-best 11.2 hitless streak, 52.1 scoreless IP & 92.2 innings without an earned run... 2x WAC Pitcher of the Year WAC Freshman of the Year... 3x WAC Preseason Pitcher of the Year... 3x Preseason All-WAC... 3x USA SB National Player of the Year watch list... 3x NFCA National Player of the Week (2004, 1x; 2x in 2002) Fresno State Female Athlete of the Year... 13x WAC Pitcher of the Week... 1x WAC Player of the Week... 2x All-West Region... 2x NCAA All-Regional Tourney... 2x All-American (1st at P in 02 & 2nd at UT in 03)... 2x Easton Sports All-American... Honda Awards Softball finalist USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year finalist... in NCAA stats, has ranked all 16 weeks in ERA, 14 in victories, nine in strikeouts per seven innings and twice in saves. Fr., C, Nichole Willis... Posted an eight-game hit streak & batted.385 (10-26, run, 3 doubles, 3 RBI, 1 walk, 1 sacrifice & 13 total bases for a.500 slugging percentage)... first collegiate hit vs. UMass... hit first collegiate home run vs. UC Riverside... has 10 multiple-hit & 5 multiple-rbi games.