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1 2010 UCLA SOFTBALL Bruins WEEKLY RELEASE FEB. 9, 2010 PAGE 1 SOFTBALL SOFTBALL CONTACT: JAMES YBIERNAS PHONE: (310) FAX: (310) JAMESY@ATHLETICS.UCLA.EDU UCLA SCHEDULE AND RESULTS OVERALL: 0-0 PAC-10: 0-0 2/12 vs. #7/#8 Georgia 2 2 p.m. PT 2/12 vs. UCF 2 4 p.m. PT 2/13 vs. Florida Atlantic 2 10 a.m. PT 2/13 vs. #16/#18 Tennessee 2 12 p.m. PT 2/14 vs. #4/#3 Michigan 2 6 a.m. PT 2/17 at UC Santa Barbara (DH) 12 p.m. 2/19 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 3 4 P.M. 2/19 CAL POLY 3 6:30 P.M. 2/20 UC DAVIS 3, A 4 P.M. 2/20 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 3 6:30 P.M. 2/21 PORTLAND STATE 3, A 12:30 P.M. 2/24 CAL STATE FULLERTON A 2 P.M. 2/26 vs. Colorado State 4 6 p.m. 2/26 vs. Texas 4 8:30 p.m. 2/27 vs. #17/#15 Baylor 4 3 p.m. 2/27 vs. #15/#17 Northwestern 4 8 p.m. 2/28 vs. #14/#16 Ohio State 4 10:30 a.m. 3/3 at UC Riverside 2 p.m. 3/5 vs. #25/#24 Fresno State 5 2 p.m. 3/6 vs. UTEP 5 11:30 a.m. 3/6 vs. Long Beach State 5 7 p.m. 3/7 vs. Buffalo 5 11:30 a.m. 3/7 at San Diego State 5 2 p.m. 3/10 #19/#22 NORTH CAROLINA A 2 P.M. 3/21 at CSU Bakersfi eld (DH) 1 p.m. 3/23 at Cal Poly (DH) 1 p.m. 3/26 LONG BEACH STATE A 2 P.M. 3/27 UNLV (DH) 1 P.M. 3/28 at Loyola Marymount (DH) 12 p.m. 4/1 at #1/#1 Washington 1, A 6 p.m. 4/2 at #1/#1 Washington 1, A 6 p.m. 4/3 at #1/#1 Washington 1, A 12 p.m. 4/9 #5/#7 ARIZONA STATE 1, A, B 7 P.M. 4/10 #5/#7 ARIZONA STATE 1, A 6 P.M. 4/11 #5/#7 ARIZONA STATE 1, A 12 P.M. 4/16 at Oregon State 1, A 3 p.m. 4/17 at Oregon State 1, A 12 p.m. 4/18 at Oregon State 1, A 11 a.m. 4/23 at #10/#12 Stanford 1, A 7 p.m. 4/24 at #10/#12 Stanford 1, A 1 p.m. 4/25 at #10/#12 Stanford 1, A 12 p.m. 4/30 OREGON 1, A 7 P.M. 5/1 OREGON 1, A 6 P.M. 5/2 OREGON 1, A 12 P.M. 5/7 #12/#11 CALIFORNIA 1, A 7 P.M. 5/8 #12/#11 CALIFORNIA 1, A 6 P.M. 5/9 #12/#11 CALIFORNIA 1, A 12 P.M. 5/13 at #6/#4 Arizona 1, A 7 p.m. 5/14 at #6/#4 Arizona 1, A 7 p.m. 5/15 at #6/#4 Arizona 1, A 1 p.m. 5/21-23 NCAA Regionals 5/27-30 NCAA Super Regionals 6/3-9 NCAA Women s College World Series All Times Pacifi c and subject to change # - NFCA/USA Softball National Ranking at Time of Game 1 - Pacifi c-10 Conference Games 2 - Dot Richardon s Nat l Collegiate SB Invite (Clermont, Fla.) 3 - Stacy Winsberg Memorial Tournament (Easton Stadium) 4 - Cathedral City Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.) 5 - San Diego Classic (San Diego, Calif.) A - Game broadcast on UCLABruins.com B - Game broadcast on Fox Sports Net - Tape Delayed GAMES 1-5 FEB DOT RICHARDSON S NAT L COLL. SB INV. CLERMONT, FLA. Friday, Feb. 12 #8/#6 UCLA vs. #7/#8 Georgia 2 p.m. PT Saturday, Feb. 13 #8/#6 UCLA vs. Florida Atlantic 10 a.m. PT Sunday, Feb. 14 #8/#6 UCLA vs. #4/#3 Michigan 6 a.m. PT Gametracker at SEASON OPENS UP IN FLORIDA The Bruins (#8 in NFCA poll/#6 in USA Softball poll) begin their 2010 season this weekend at Dot Richardson s National Collegiate Softball Invitational at the NTC Softball Complex in Clermont, Fla. UCLA opens things up against #7/#8 Georgia (5 p.m. ET/2 p.m. PT) and UCF (7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT) on Friday. On Saturday, the Bruins take on Florida Atlantic (1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT) and #16/#18 Tennessee (3 p.m./12 p.m. PT) and conclude the weekend on Sunday against #4/#3 Michigan (9 a.m. ET/6 p.m. PT). Gametracker will be available for all games at UCLABruins.com. ON DECK The Bruins host the Stacy Winsberg Memorial Tournament next weekend at Easton Stadium. There will be 10 games over three days, with fi ve of them involving UCLA, which faces Cal State Northridge and Cal Poly on Friday, UC Davis and Northridge on Saturday and Portland State on Sunday. BRUINS IN THE POLLS The Bruins earned preseason rankings of eighth in the USA Today/ NFCA poll and sixth in the ESPN.com/USA Softball poll. UCLA received one fi rst-place vote in the USA Softball rankings. In the Pac-10 preseason poll, the Bruins were third (with one fi rst-place vote), behind Washington and Arizona. BRUINS ON THE WEB Gametracker will be available for all UCLA softball games this season at UCLABruins.com. In addition, all Pac-10 contests, as well as select non-conference games, will be broadcast on the UCLA website. THREE BRUINS NAMED TO USA SOFTBALL POY WATCH LIST The Amateur Softball Association of America (ASA) announced its initial watch list for the Ninth Annual USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year Award. The list features three Bruins, seniors Megan Langenfeld and Kaila Shull and junior Katie Schroeder. The award, which is considered the most prestigious honor in Division I softball, is designed to recognize outstanding athletic achievement by female collegiate softball players across the country. Past winners of the award include former Bruin Stacey Nuveman (2002). The preseason watch list is comprised of 50 players representing 35 schools and 14 conferences. The list includes 27 seniors, 17 juniors and six sophomores. The ASA will announce the 25 fi nalists on April 7. A player does not have to appear on the initial watch list to be considered as a Top 25 fi nalist. However, once the Top 25 fi nalists are named, the winner of the award will come from that list. Freshmen qualify for the Top 25 list once they have competed at the collegiate level. Just days before the start of postseason play, a list of 10 fi nalists will be named and released on May 12. The fi nal three fi nalists will be announced on May 26, while the winner of the 2010 USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year Award will be announced prior to the start of the Women s College World Series. BRUINS IN THE SUNSHINE STATE UCLA has appeared in four tournaments in the state of Florida and owns a record of This year s stop to the Sunshine State will be the fi rst for the Bruins since 2003 when they went 5-0 at the FAU Worth Invitational in Boca Raton. The other three tournaments were played in Tampa, as the Bruins went 8-1 in 1994, 8-0 in 1996 and 6-0 in UCLA won its fi rst eight games played in the state of Florida, and following a loss to Oklahoma State on March 13, #8/#6 UCLA vs. UCF 4 p.m. PT #8/#6 UCLA vs. #16/#18 Tennessee 12 p.m. PT 1994, have won its last 19 contests in the Sunshine State. HAPPY HOMECOMING Native Floridian GiOnna DiSalvatore will have plenty of fans cheering her on this weekend as the Bruins make a trip to her home state. The junior is the fourth Bruin to come out of the Sunshine State, joining Chris Olivie, Claire Sua and Dot Richardson, who this weekend s tournament is named after. NEIGHBORS TO THE NORTH GiOnna DiSalvatore is not the only non-californian on this year s roster, as she is joined by Washington native Whitney Baker and UCLA s fi rst Canadian player, Charlotte Dolan. The freshman is the 28th UCLA softball player to hail from outside the state of California, but the fi rst to come from our neighbors to the north. The state of Arizona leads the list for the most out-of-state Bruins with seven, followed by Florida and Washington with four, Australia with three, Texas with two and Connecticut, Kansas, Hawaii, Ohio, Nevada, New York and Tennessee with one apiece. SCOUTING THE BULLDOGS Georgia, which opens the year ranked seventh by the NFCA and eighth by USA Softball, comes off a 2009 season in which it went and came within a game of reaching the Women s College World Series Championship Series. The Bulldogs forced an if necessary game before losing to eventual national champion Washington. Georgia returns 11 letterwinners, seven starters and two pitchers from last year s team. The top returners are junior infi elder Alisa Goler, who hit a team-best.455 with 24 homers and 83 RBI, and junior outfi elder Taylor Schlopy, who batted.406 with 15 home runs, 47 runs batted in and 21 stolen bases. As a team, the Bulldogs hit 85 home runs last season, batting.319 and averaging 6.3 runs per game with 78 stolen bases. In the circle, Georgia loses 26-game winner Christie Hamilton, so the ace duties fall to junior Sarah McCloud, who went 17-2 with a 2.89 ERA and 58 strikeouts in 131 innings last season. The Bruins lead the alltime series with the Bulldogs UCLA won the fi rst fi ve in the series, and since a 4-1 loss during the fi rst game of the 2005 Super Regionals, the Bruins have claimed the last fi ve contests. Just three of the 11 matchups have been on neutral sites, with the rest played at Easton Stadium. UCLA is 3-0 in neutral-site games. The last meetings came during the 2008 Super Regionals, as the Bruins swept the Bulldogs 6-1 and 6-0 (May 24 and 25). Megan Langenfeld is 2-for-4 (.500) with three RBI and three walks for her career against the Bulldogs, GiOnna DiSalvatore is 4-for-9 (.444) with a home run and six runs batted in and Samantha Camuso is 3-for-7 (.429) with four walks. SCOUTING THE KNIGHTS UCF, formerly known as Central Florida, went last season and fi nished fi fth in Conference USA. The Knights return 10 letterwinners, seven starters and three pitchers from last year s squad. The top returning hitter is senior shortstop Tiffany Lane, who hit.350 in 2009 with eight triples, four home runs and 27 runs batted in. Junior catcher/utility Abby McClain batted.333 with a team-best fi ve homers and 26 RBI last season. As a team, the Knights hit.269 with 19 homers and 35 steals, averaging 3.6 runs per game. Senior Ashleigh Cole returns as the ace of the Knights staff after going 17-8 a year ago with a 2.42 earned run average and 106 strikeouts in 188 innings. The Bruins and the Knights have met just once before on Feb. 16, 2007 in Las Vegas, Nev., with UCLA recording a 3-0 victory. Megan Langenfeld and Kaila Shull each had two hits in that contest, as Langenfeld pitched a three-hitter with fi ve strikeouts.

2 UCLA SOFTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE FEB. 9, 2010 PAGE 2 USA TODAY/NFCA POLL (PRESEASON) NO. SCHOOL (1ST VOTES) RECORD POINTS LAST 1. Washington (30) Alabama Florida Michigan Arizona State Arizona Georgia UCLA Missouri Stanford Oklahoma California Georgia Tech Ohio State Northwestern Tennessee Baylor LSU North Carolina Massachusetts DePaul Louisville RV 23. Florida State Louisiana-Lafayette Fresno State RV Others Receiving Votes: North Dakota State 44, Jacksonville State 38, Cal Poly 37, Nevada 31, Nebraska 28, Texas 23, Notre Dame 21, Cal State Fullerton 17, San Diego State 15, Iowa 11, Kentucky 11, Purdue 10, Hawai i 8, Mississippi State 7, Southern Illinois 7, Cal State Northridge 6, Texas A&M 6, Tulsa 6, Creighton 4, BYU 3, Houston 3, Oklahoma State 3. ESPN.COM/USA SOFTBALL POLL (PRESEASON) NO. SCHOOL (1ST VOTES) RECORD POINTS LAST 1. Washington (17) Alabama (1) Michigan Arizona (1) Florida UCLA (1) Arizona State Georgia Missouri Oklahoma California Stanford LSU Georgia Tech Baylor Ohio State Northwestern Tennessee Florida State DePaul Louisville North Carolina Louisiana-Lafayette RV 24. Fresno State RV 25. Massachusetts Others Receiving Votes: Kentucky 26, Jacksonville State 17, Auburn 14, North Dakota State 14, Nevada 12, Oregon 11, Oklahoma State 10, Texas 8, Cal Poly 7, Notre Dame 7, Nebraska 6, Texas A&M 5, Ball State 4, BYU 4, San Diego State 4, Long Beach State 3, Purdue 2, New Mexico State 1, Virginia Tech 1, Western Michigan 1. Bold indicates 2010 UCLA opponents UCLA IN NFCA POLL UCLA IN USASB POLL 8 (558 pts.) PRE 6 (396 pts st vote) FEB. 9 FEB. 16 FEB. 23 SCOUTING THE OWLS Florida Atlantic went a season ago, placing seventh in the Sun Belt Conference. The Owls bring back 11 letterwinners, six starters and all four pitchers from last year s squad. Senior shortstop Blair Bodenmiller is the top returning hitter for FAU, as she hit.275 with a team-best eight home runs, 22 RBI and 17 stolen bases last season. As a team, Florida Atlantic hit.237 with 26 homers and 52 stolen bases, averaging 3.1 runs per game. Junior Rose Gressley and sophomore Carrie Ann Porter are the top two pitchers coming back for the Owls. Porter had a team-best 1.92 earned run average to go along with a 6-7 mark and 75 strikeouts in 109 1/3 innings, while Gressley was 9-13 with a 2.27 ERA and 75 strikeouts in 139 innings. The Bruins have won both matchups with the Owls, with each of them played in Florida. On Feb. 6, 2000 in Tampa, UCLA claimed a 7-3 victory, while on Feb. 21, 2003 in Boca Raton, the Bruins won 7-0. SCOUTING THE LADY VOLS Tennessee opens the year ranked 16th by the NFCA and 18th by USA Softball. The Lady Vols return nine letterwinners, seven starters and two pitchers from last year s squad that went and 2-2 in Regionals. Tennessee hit.303 last season with 44 home runs and 118 stolen bases, averaging 5.3 runs per game. Senior catcher/fi rst base Tiffany Huff led the team with a.399 average and 67 RBI last season, adding eight home runs and 11 stolen bases. Sophomore third base/pitcher Jessica Spigner was the top home run hitter a year ago with 14, while junior outfi elder Kelly Grieve had a team-best 39 stolen bases with a.393 average. Sophomore Cat Hosfi eld paced the pitching staff with a record, a 2.67 ERA and 221 strikeouts in 257 1/3 innings. UCLA leads the all-time series with Tennessee 5-3, but the Lady Vols have won the last two. The last matchup came at the Palm Springs Classic when Tennessee won 6-1 on Feb. 23, All eight matchups have come at neutral sites. The Bruins won fi ve in a row from 2000 to 2005, with their last victory coming in Oklahoma City on June 3, SCOUTING THE WOLVERINES Michigan begins the season ranked fourth by the NFCA and third by USA Softball. The Wolverines posted a record last season, going 6-2 in the postseason and earning a trip to the Women s College World Series. Michigan returns 15 letterwinners, eight starters and two pitchers from last year s squad. Offensively, the Wolverines hit.288 with 53 home runs and 50 stolen bases, averaging 5.3 runs per game. Sophomore utility Amanda Chidester led the team with a.350 average, adding eight home runs and 38 RBI. Junior fi rst baseman Dorian Shaw was the top home run hitter with 14 a year ago. In the circle, the Wolverines employ the tough lefty-righty combo of senior Nikki Nemitz and junior Jordan Taylor. Nemitz went 28-7 with a 1.07 ERA and 306 strikeouts in 215 1/3 innings last year, while Taylor was 19-5 with a 1.40 ERA and 285 strikeouts in 190 1/3 innings. UCLA leads the all-time series with Michigan 9-5-1, but the Wolverines won last year s matchup on Feb. 14 in Las Vegas 7-4. GiOnna DiSalvatore went 3-for-4 with a homer and three RBI, while Julie Burney also had two hits. The Bruins last win against the Wolverines was a 6-4, 10- inning triumph at Easton Stadium on March 15, The teams have met nine times on neutral turf, with each squad winning four times and tying once SEASON PREVIEW - PITCHERS AND CATCHERS The Bruins will have a pitching staff in 2010 that will make most Major League Baseball teams jealous, boasting fi ve quality pitchers in senior Megan Langenfeld, juniors Whitney Baker and Donna Kerr, sophomore transfer Aleah Macon and freshman Destiny Rodino. Our depth in the circle will allow our pitchers to gain great experience and recover quickly throughout a long and grueling season, fourth-year head coach Kelly Inouye-Perez said. UCLA hasn t had this kind of depth in the circle since the late 80 s and early 90 s. Leading the way in the circle will be Langenfeld, a two-time All- American, who spurred the Bruins to their ninth Pac-10 title last season. The senior went 17-3 with a 1.24 earned run average and 112 strikeouts in 141 2/3 innings. She tossed the 100th no-hitter in UCLA history against Washington and earned a trio of National Player of the Week honors (two NFCA, one USA Softball) and a pair of Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week accolades. Megan accomplished so much during the 2009 season and I believe she will be even stronger, both in the circle and at the plate, in 2010, Inouye-Perez said. She is healthy and has added more weapons to her arsenal. Kerr was tops on the staff in wins last season, posting a 19-6 record, a 2.76 ERA and a team-best 230 strikeouts in 167 1/3 innings. She led the Bruins with six shutouts and 16 complete games. Kerr held opponents to a.183 average in 2009, which was third among Pac-10 players. Donna has had a solid fall and is stronger as a result, Inouye- Perez said. She will be a big key to our success this year. Baker, a redshirt junior who has two years of eligibility left, has been sidelined by injuries throughout her career, but is still capable of blowing away hitters, as evidenced by her 73 strikeouts in 63 innings last season. She went 9-2 with a 3.33 ERA over 17 appearances and 15 starts. Whitney has put in solid work so far during practice and will be ready to compete in She has all the tools to be a leader in the circle. Macon comes to UCLA after spending the 2008 campaign at Washington and sitting out last season. She earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors with the Huskies after going with a team-best 1.93 ERA and 262 strikeouts in 224 2/3 innings. Aleah is a talented transfer that will impact our pitching staff immediately, Inouye-Perez said. She is a powerful pitcher with a great off-speed pitch to challenge any opponent. Rodino was a four-time All-Foothill League, All-Area and All-City honoree at Hart High School in Valencia, Calif. She went 26-5 as a senior with a 0.75 ERA and 277 strikeouts in 214 innings. Destiny is a mentally tough lefty with great movement on the ball. I look forward to adding her strengths to our staff this season. Continuing the theme of this season s squad of having incredible depth, the Bruins have a trio of talented backstops to handle their pitching staff. Senior Kaila Shull and sophomore Dani Yudin return, while freshman Charlotte Dolan will also be in the mix. Shull earned NFCA All-West Region and fi rst-team All-Pac-10 honors after leading the Bruins with 59 RBI in She was second with a.683 slugging percentage and 12 home runs and third with a.360 average. Behind the plate, she committed just one error in 390 attempts (.997 fi elding percentage). Kaila is a great presence behind the plate with her strong arm and consistent defense, Inouye-Perez said. Her outstanding bat makes her a great all-around player. Yudin made 50 starts during her freshman season, playing 44 games at designated player and six behind the plate. She hit.206 with four home runs and 19 RBI, was second with 23 walks and earned Pac-10 All-Freshman honorable mention accolades. Dani can swing a big stick as evidenced by some key at-bats she had last season. She is also a solid catcher who adds to our depth behind the plate. Dolan, who attended Gleneagle Secondary in Vancouver, British Columbia where softball was not offered as a high school sport, brings in solid experience as a member of the Canadian National Team in 2009, playing for the Canada Cup (silver medal) and World Cup of Softball (bronze) teams. Charlotte will impact our lineup both offensively and defensively, Inouye-Perez said. She is very strong and brings great depth to our lineup. UCLA also employs a valuable asset in sophomore Brooke Finley, who works as a bullpen catcher and who according to Inouye-Perez, is great at bringing out the best in our pitching staff SEASON PREVIEW - INFIELDERS The Bruins return three-fourths of their infi eld from last season. On the left side, senior Julie Burney and junior Monica Harrison will handle the duties at third and short, respectively, while senior Megan Langenfeld will be at fi rst when she is not in the circle. Although UCLA lost its two-time All-American second baseman Amanda Kamekona to graduation, the Bruins won t have to look far for her replacement, as junior GiOnna DiSalvatore will start at second base. Burney was one of fi ve Bruins to start all 56 games last season, ranking third on the team with 11 homers and tying for fourth with nine doubles. She hit.250 with 30 RBI and a.526 slugging percentage. Defensively, her six errors were tied for the fewest among Pac-10 third baseman. Julie will hold down the hot corner with great confi dence in 2010, Inouye-Perez said. She has a great glove and strong arm, which compliments her impressive offensive skills. Harrison had the fewest errors among conference shortstops with six and was also a force with her bat. She posted a.299 batting average with 29 runs batted in, 30 runs scored and 10 home runs, which was fourth on the team, en route to earning All-Pac-10 second-team honors. Monica is one of the top shortstops in the country and has unbelievable range. She will also add solid consistency to the offense. With all of her accolades in the circle, Langenfeld was just as big of a star at the plate, ranking second on the team with a.369 average and.471 on base percentage and third in slugging (.589). She added seven home runs and 30 runs batted in. NINE-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1999, 2002, 2006, 2009)

3 UCLA SOFTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE FEB. 9, 2010 PAGE 3 DiSalvatore has earned a pair of NFCA All-American and All-Region honors in her fi rst two campaigns. Last season, she hit.323 with fi ve home runs and 39 runs batted in, which was third on the team. DiSalvatore was also second with 48 runs and 13 doubles, seeing action at fi rst, second and right. GiOnna is our most versatile infi elder. She was an All-American at fi rst base last year and could very well be one again at second this year. She will provide great power to the lineup as well. Adding to the Bruins depth at fi rst and second base, as well as the designated player position, will be redshirt sophomore Samantha Camuso, who returns after missing all of last season with a shoulder injury. She was an All-Region and All-Pac-10 honoree as a freshman in 2008 after hitting.366 with four homers and 36 runs batted in. After taking a year off, Samantha will be back and ready to make an impact in the lineup immediately, Inouye-Perez said. Junior Grace Murray and sophomore Marti Reed will also provide depth at second base. Reed saw action in 25 games last year, making four starts at DP and one in right, but played in the infi eld during the fall. Murray, who was the fi rst pinch-runner off the bench for most of the 2009 campaign, scored 15 runs in 36 appearances last year and also saw action during the fall at second. Marti is very athletic and a hard worker and swings the bat with great confi dence. Grace is a valuable utility player who has a great work ethic and provides speed off the bench. Junior Lauren Mirabal also adds to the team s versatility. She appeared in 47 games last year, scoring 19 runs and ranking third on the team with 11 stolen bases. Lauren provides the versatility and speed we need to add even more depth to our team, Inouye-Perez said. When Langenfeld attends to her duties in the circle, Camuso and Dolan are among the Bruins options at fi rst base SEASON PREVIEW - OUTFIELDERS Two returners and a newcomer will start the season in the outfi eld, with junior Katie Schroeder patrolling center fi eld, sophomore Andrea Harrison in left and freshman B.B. Bates in right. Schroeder was a fi rst-team All-American and All-Pac-10 honoree after leading the Bruins in average (.402), home runs (14), runs (55), slugging (.684), on base percentage (.516), walks (33) and stolen bases (19). She ranked in the Top 35 in the nation in runs per game (20th), on base percentage (23rd) and home runs (35th). Schroeder posted four hitting streaks of at least seven games in Katie brings great leadership in the outfi eld, fourth-year head coach Kelly Inouye-Perez said. She has great range and a strong PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Samantha Camuso GiOnna DiSalvatore Andrea Harrison Donna Kerr Devon Lindvall ca-moo-so g-onna d-sal-va-tor ON-dray-uh rhymes with fur dev-in arm. Offensively, we will look for her to set the tone in each game as our leadoff hitter. Harrison had an impressive freshman campaign and was named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman and All-Pac-10 honorable mention squads. She started all 56 games and hit.303 with eight home runs and 34 runs batted in, which was fourth on the team. Andrea has a great competitive edge. She is solid in the outfi eld and will provide great confi dence and power at the plate. Bates was a four-time Desert Sky League and All-Area fi rst-team honoree at Victor Valley High School in Victorville, Calif. She hit.758 as a senior with seven home runs, 36 runs batted in and nine stolen bases. B.B. brings explosive speed and power to our lineup, Inouye- Perez said. She has great speed and range in the outfi eld. Numerous players may also see time in the outfi eld, including junior Amy Crawford and freshman Devon Lindvall. Crawford made 26 starts in right fi eld last year, appearing in 46 games. She had four hits and scored nine times. Lindvall was a four-year letterwinner and two-time All-Foothill League honoree at Hart High School in Valencia, Calif. Amy s versatility and athletic ability will be a great strength for us in both the outfi eld and infi eld. She had a solid fall and is swinging the bat well, Inouye-Perez said. Devon is a true outfi elder. She has a great arm and can make nice reads when the ball comes off the bat SEASON IN REVIEW Although the 2009 UCLA softball season would begin and fi nish with shocking losses, what happened in between resulted in a magical run toward the program s ninth Pacifi c-10 Conference title and a 45-win campaign. Following a season-opening loss to Purdue at the Stacy Winsberg Memorial Tournament (Feb. 7-8), the Bruins reeled off six straight victories, including dramatic wins against San Diego State (Feb. 8) and Northwestern (Feb. 13) at the UNLV Louisville Slugger Desert Classic. Against the Aztecs, the Bruins rallied to tie the game in the eighth on Andrea Harrison s fi rst collegiate home run and won it one inning later on a grand slam by Kaila Shull. Five days later against the Wildcats, the Bruins overcame a fi ve-run, fi rst-inning defi cit, scoring six in the third and nine in the sixth to out-slug Northwestern Katie Schroeder hit a pair of bombs and drove in six. The Bruins winning streak was snapped by Michigan on Feb. 14, but UCLA responded with its longest win streak of the season, recording 18 straight victories to improve to Among the triumphs during the 18-game stretch were a win over then-# UCLA SOFTBALL ROSTER NO NAME POS HT B/T YR EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL) 3 GiOnna DiSalvatore UTIL 5-9 L/R JR 2V Palm Harbor, Fla. (Countryside HS) 4 Marti Reed UTIL 5-8 R/R SO 1V Long Beach, Calif. (Wilson HS) 5 Donna Kerr P 5-7 R/R JR 2V San Diego, Calif. (Patrick Henry HS) 7 Samantha Camuso UTIL 5-7 L/R SO 1V Redding, Calif. (Foothill HS) 8 Andrea Harrison OF 5-7 L/L SO 1V Garden Grove, Calif. (Pacifi ca HS) 9 Kaila Shull C/OF 5-8 L/R SR 3V Lodi, Calif. (Jim Elliot Christian HS) 10 Lauren Mirabal UTIL 5-6 L/R JR 2V San Dimas, Calif. (Bishop Amat HS) 11 Whitney Baker P 5-10 R/R JR 2V Vancouver, Wash. (Skyview HS) 13 Destiny Rodino P 5-10 L/L FR HS Valencia, Calif. (Hart HS) 14 Julie Burney INF 5-5 R/R SR 3V Placentia, Calif. (El Dorado HS) 17 Charlotte Dolan C/1B 6-2 R/R FR HS Vancouver, B.C. (Gleneagle Secondary) 18 Monica Harrison INF 5-4 R/R JR 2V Garden Grove, Calif. (Pacifi ca HS) 19 B.B. Bates OF 5-7 L/R FR HS Victorville, Calif. (Victor Valley HS) 20 Brooke Finley C 5-7 R/R SO SQ San Diego, Calif. (Cathedral Catholic HS) 21 Grace Murray UTIL 5-4 R/R JR 2V Lakewood, Calif. (Gahr HS) 23 Amy Crawford UTIL 5-9 R/R JR 2V Pleasanton, Calif. (Foothill HS) 24 Aleah Macon P 5-9 R/R SO TR Upland, Calif. (Upland HS/Washington) 29 Katie Schroeder OF 5-10 L/R JR 2V Yorba Linda, Calif. (Esperanza HS) 31 Megan Langenfeld P/1B 5-6 L/R SR 3V Bakersfi eld, Calif. (Centennial HS) 42 Devon Lindvall OF 5-5 R/R FR HS Valencia, Calif. (Hart HS) 44 Dani Yudin C/UTIL 5-7 L/R SO 1V Coto de Caza, Calif. (Tesoro HS) Head Coach: Kelly Inouye-Perez, 4th Year as Head Coach, 17th Year at UCLA (UCLA, 1993) Assistant Coach: Lisa Fernandez, 12th Year (UCLA, 1995) Assistant Coach: Gina Vecchione, 11th Year (UCLA, 1984) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Natasha Watley, 5th Year (UCLA, 2005) Aleah Macon Destiny Rodino Katie Schroeder Dani Yudin Kelly Inouye-Perez Gina Vecchione uh-lee-uh may-kin roe-dee-no schro-der yu-din IN-no-way vetch-e-o-nee 2010 UCLA SOFTBALL QUICK FACTS Location Los Angeles, Calif. Mailing Address J.D. Morgan Center 325 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA Founded 1919 Enrollment 38,500 Nickname Bruins Colors Blue and Gold Conference Pacifi c-10 Chancellor Dr. Gene Block Athletic Director Dan Guerrero Senior Associate A.D./SWA Petrina Long Faculty Athletic Representative Donald Morrison Home Field Easton Stadium Capacity 1,328 Press Box Phone (310) Head Coach Kelly Inouye-Perez, 4th Yr as HC, 17th Overall Alma Mater UCLA, 1993 Career Record (.778) Assistant Coach Lisa Fernandez (UCLA, 1995), 12th Year Assistant Coach Gina Vecchione (UCLA, 1984), 11th Year Volunteer Coach Natasha Watley (UCLA, 2005), 5th Year Director of Ops Andrea Duran (UCLA, 2006), 1st Year Undergraduate Assistant Coach Eddie Murray Softball Office Phone (310) Record Pacific-10 Conference Record 16-5 (1st) 2009 Postseason 4-2 (Super Regionals - T-9th) 2009 Final NFCA/USA Softball Rankings 9/10 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 16/2 Position Starters (including DP) Returning/Lost 8/1 Pitchers Returning/Lost 3/0 Newcomers 5 All-Time Record 1, (.816) All-Time NCAA Record 1, (.826) National Championships 11 (AIAW - 78) (NCAA - 82, 84, 85, 88, 89, 90, 92, 99, 03, 04) All-Time NCAA Postseason Record (.804) Pacific-10 Conference Championships 9 ( 88, 89, 90, 91, 93, 99, 02, 06, 09) All-Time Pacific-10 Conference Record (.747) Associate A.D./Sports Information Director Marc Dellins Softball Sports Information Director James Ybiernas Ybiernas Office Phone (310) Ybiernas Cell Phone (818) Ybiernas jamesy@athletics.ucla.edu Sports Information Fax (310) Website MEDIA GUIDELINES AND POLICIES Credentials: Media and photography credentials for home games may be obtained by working press only by contacting Assistant Sports Information Director James Ybiernas at the phone numbers or address above. All requests should be submitted at least 24 hours in advance. Credentials can be picked up at the entrance to Easton Stadium. Interviews: All interviews must be arranged through the UCLA Sports Information Offi ce. Student-athletes have been instructed not to grant any interviews, in person or by telephone, not arranged by the Sports Information Offi ce. Telephone numbers are private and will not be released. Please do not expect student-athletes to be available if you have not made prior arrangements. Players and coaches are available before or after practice depending on availability. Practice is generally from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Easton Stadium. Interviews during different times will require advance planning. If you would like to reach a member of the UCLA softball team on the road, contact James Ybiernas.

4 UCLA SOFTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE FEB. 9, 2010 PAGE UCLA SOFTBALL S RECORD... Overall At Easton Stadium On Road At Neutral Sites As the Designated Home Team in Tournaments As the Designated Away Team in Tournaments Against Left-Handed Starters Against Right-Handed Starters On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Thursdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays In February In March In April In May/June In 1-Run Games In 2-Run Games In 5+Run Games In Day Games (starting before 5 p.m.) In Night Games (starting after 5 p.m.) In Extra Innings In Mercy-Rule Games In Shutouts Against Ranked Teams When Scoring First When Opponent Scores First When They Score in First Inning When Opponent Scores in First Inning When Leading After the 3rd When Trailing After the 3rd When Tied After the 3rd When Leading After the 6th When Trailing After the 6th When Tied After the 6th When Outhitting the Opponent When Opponent Has More Hits When Hits are the Same When They Don t Make an Error When Making at Least One Error When Hitting a Home Run When They Don t Hit a Home Run MULTIPLE-HIT GAMES (2009) PLAYER TOT CAREER Schroeder DiSalvatore Shull Langenfeld A.Harrison Burney M.Harrison Yudin MULTIPLE-RBI GAMES (2009) PLAYER TOT CAREER Shull DiSalvatore A.Harrison Langenfeld Burney Schroeder M.Harrison Yudin HITTING STREAKS (2009) PLAYER 09 LONG CURRENT CAREER LONG Schroeder (2009) DiSalvatore 9-9 (2009) Shull 8-11 (2007) Langenfeld 8-11 (2007) A.Harrison 8-8 (2009) Burney 5-5 (2009) M.Harrison 4-4 (2008/2009) Yudin 4-4 (2009) Crawford 2-2 (2009) Reed 1-1 (2009) Alabama on Feb. 20 at the Cathedral City Classic (Feb ) and three more ranked victories against Massachusetts (Feb. 21), Fresno State (Feb. 22) by run rule and Missouri (March 1) in extra innings at the San Diego Classic (Feb. 27-March 1). During the streak, the Bruin offense was on fi re, scoring in double digits seven times. Against North Carolina State (Feb. 21), UCLA hit three home runs and scored 11 times in the second inning, tying for the third-most runs scored in one inning in Bruin history. At the Long Beach State Invitational (March 6-8), UCLA recorded a walkoff win on a Schroeder home run in the bottom of the eighth inning against Iowa (March 6) and stole eight bases, the second-most by UCLA in one game, versus Longwood (March 8). The UCLA pitching staff was just as hot as the offense. Megan Langenfeld retired the fi rst 18 batters she faced against Maryland (Feb. 22) before settling for a one-hitter. Donna Kerr came close to posting her second career perfect game on March 7 against Syracuse, setting down the fi rst 14 batters before the perfecto was broken up on a two-out single in the fi fth. UCLA had four one-hitters and fi ve shutouts during the streak, holding opponents to two runs or less in 15 of 18 victories. The Bruins saw their 18-game streak broken by Long Beach State on March 8 and temporarily struggled to fi nd their winning ways, dropping six of nine and starting Pac-10 play with a 1-4 record. The turning point of the season came on April 5 at home against Arizona. Trailing 2-0 and staring down a 1-5 start to conference play, Langenfeld came to the rescue in the circle, hurling 5 2/3 hitless innings of relief and striking out six. The Bruins came back to win 3-2 and started another winning streak on their way to a conference championship. UCLA hosted Washington (April 10-11) the following weekend and the fi rst contest of the two-game set was an epic pitcher s duel between Langenfeld and Danielle Lawrie. The two hurlers matched zeroes through the fi rst 10 innings, with Langenfeld also holding the Huskies hitless through the fi rst eight frames. The no-no was broken up in the ninth, but it was the only hit Langenfeld allowed. In the bottom of the 11th, Andrea Harrison put an end to the scoreless tie, belting a two-run, walk-off homer to give the Bruins a thrilling 2-0 win. The next day, the Bruins fi nished off the two-game sweep in runrule fashion (10-0), but the big story was Langenfeld, who tossed the 100th no-hitter in UCLA history. The only batter to reach was on an error in the fi fth. The Bruins scored six runs in the bottom of the fi fth to invoke the mercy rule and clinch Langenfeld s fi rst career no-no. For her efforts, Langenfeld was named NFCA and USA Softball National Player of the Week, as well as Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week. UCLA continued its win streak with a three-game road sweep of the Oregon schools (April 17-19) and then did the same with the Arizona squads the following weekend. On April 24 at Arizona, Dani Yudin broke a scoreless tie with a one-out, two-run single in the top of the sixth, as Langenfeld struck out eight in a 2-1 win. The Bruins then broke out the bats in Tempe, scorching Arizona State for 19 runs and 11 homers in a pair of routs. In game one (April 25), UCLA hit four long bombs, including a pair by GiOnna DiSalvatore, in a 9-1, fi ve-inning win. A day later, Monica Harrison made history by becoming the fi rst UCLA player to hit three home runs in one game. The Bruins tied a single-game school record with seven homers and defeated the Sun Devils In a situation of turnabout is fair play, the Bruins were no-hit at Washington on April 29 just 18 days after doing the same to the Huskies. It would snap a nine-game winning streak, but it would be UCLA s last loss of the regular season. The Bruins played the fi nal six contests at Easton Stadium and began by sweeping the Oregon schools again (May 1-3). After a May 7 win against California, UCLA clinched the Pac-10 title with a 1-0 victory over Stanford on May 8. A fourth-inning, RBI single by Monica Harrison was the only offense the Bruins needed, as Langenfeld blanked the Cardinal to win the conference crown. The Bruins wrapped up the regular season the next afternoon with an 8-0, six-inning victory over Stanford. The Bruins began postseason play at home, hosting Long Beach State in the fi rst game of Regionals on May 15. The game was tied at two when the Bruins received an RBI double by Langenfeld in the fourth and a solo homer by Julie Burney in the fi fth to take their Regional opener. The next day, UCLA again had a tough battle, this time against Fresno State. The game was tied at two in the bottom of the sixth when Shull doubled home a pair of runs to give the Bruins a 4-2 lead. Langenfeld did the rest, fi nishing up with fi ve strikeouts in a three-hit victory. UCLA punched its ticket to Super Regionals the following afternoon. Trailing 3-1 early, the Bruins scored seven in the second on a solo homer by Burney, a three-run triple by DiSalvatore and a three-run homer by Amanda Kamekona, going on to win 9-5. UCLA welcomed Missouri to Easton Stadium for Super Regionals (May 23-24), but the Tigers weren t friendly guests, defeating the Bruins 2-1 in the opening game. The Bruins rebounded the following afternoon with a 5-2 victory to force an if necessary contest. Shull had a two-run homer and Langenfeld went 2-for-3 at the plate while striking out six. But the season would come to a close in Game 3 of Super Regionals, as Missouri jumped all over UCLA en route to a 9-1, fi ve-inning victory, earning a berth to the Women s College World Series. The Bruins had three players selected to the Louisville Slugger/ NFCA All-American team, as Langenfeld and Schroeder earned fi rst-team honors and Kamekona was named to the third team. Six Bruins received NFCA All-West Region accolades and nine were honored by the Pac-10, including Kelly Inouye-Perez, who was named conference Coach of the Year. UCLA IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS (2009) Slugging Percentage 3rd (.544) Fielding Percentage 4th (.977) Home Runs Per Game 5th (1.43) Runs Per Game 9th (6.0) Batting Average 13th (.313) Doubles Per Game 22nd (1.48) Earned Run Average 48th (2.28) KATIE SCHROEDER Runs Per Game 20th (0.98) On Base Percentage 23rd (.516) Home Runs 35th (14) MEGAN LANGENFELD Earned Run Average 12th (1.24) Saves 26th (3) KAILA SHULL Sacrifi ce Flies 4th (5) Runs Batted In Per Game 9th (1.05) GIONNA DISALVATORE Runs Per Game 34th (0.91) Triples 44th (4) DONNA KERR Strikeouts Per Seven Innings 13th (9.6) UCLA CAREER LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE 3. Sue Enquist Jennifer Brundage Katie Schroeder.382 Lisa Fernandez.382 ON BASE PERCENTAGE 2. Natasha Watley Katie Schroeder Megan Langenfeld Jennifer Brundage.462 HOME RUNS 13. Amanda Kamekona Kaila Shull 21 WALKS 11. Jennifer Brundage Lisa Dodd Tairia Mims Megan Langenfeld 78 HIT BY PITCH 3. Tairia Mims Megan Langenfeld Kaila Shull Kim Wuest Julie Burney Katie Schroeder 10 STOLEN BASES 7. Christie Ambrosi and Ashley Herrera Yvonne Gutierrez and Erin Rahn Katie Schroeder 27 SAVES 1. Megan Langenfeld 9 2. Lisa Longaker 7 NINE-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1999, 2002, 2006, 2009)

5 UCLA SOFTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE FEB. 9, 2010 PAGE 5 PAC-10 PLAYERS & PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Feb. 15 UCLA RANKINGS IN THE PAC-10 (2009) Batting Average 3rd (.313) Slugging Percentage 2nd (.544) On Base Percentage 3rd (.405) Runs Scored 3rd (336) Hits 4th (461) Runs Batted In 3rd (315) Doubles 4th (83) Triples 4th (9) Home Runs 3rd (80) Total Bases 3rd (802) Walks T-4th (184) Hit by Pitch 1st (51) Sacrifice Bunts 2nd (46) Sacrifice Flies T-5th (9) Stolen Bases 6th (55) Earned Run Average 4th (2.28) Opposing Batting Average 2nd (.183) Strikeouts 3rd (415) Fielding Percentage 1st (.977) KATIE SCHROEDER On Base Percentage 3rd (.516) Hit by Pitch T-4th (8) Home Runs 6th (14) Slugging Percentage 6th (.684) Walks 6th (33) Batting Average 7th (.402) Hits 7th (70) Runs Scored T-7th (55) Stolen Bases T-7th (19) Total Bases 8th (119) KAILA SHULL Sacrifice Flies T-1st (5) Hit by Pitch T-4th (8) Runs Batted In T-5th (59) Slugging Percentage 7th (.683) Home Runs T-9th (12) Triples T-9th (2) Doubles T-10th (12) 2009 PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE SOFTBALL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L PCT H A W L T PCT H A N #8/#6 UCLA #1/#1 Washington #6/#4 Arizona #10/#12 Stanford #12/#11 California #5/#7 Arizona State Oregon State Oregon THIS WEEK IN THE PAC-10 Thursday, Feb. 11 Mississippi at #5/#7 Arizona State 2 3:30 p.m. #1/#1 Washington vs. Auburn 2 6 p.m. San Jose State at #5/#7 Arizona State 2 6 p.m. #10/#12 Stanford vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 3 6 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12 #8/#6 UCLA vs. #7/#8 Georgia 1 2 p.m. #8/#6 UCLA vs. UCF 1 4 p.m. Oregon State vs. Mississippi 2 8:30 a.m. #12/#11 California vs. Texas A&M 2 10:30 a.m. Oregon vs. Notre Dame 2 10:30 a.m. #12/#11 California vs. Wisconsin 2 1 p.m. Oregon vs. Creighton 2 1 p.m. Oregon State vs. Nevada 2 1:30 p.m. #6/#4 Arizona vs. Western Michigan 2 2 p.m. Portland State at #5/#7 Arizona State 2 3:30 p.m. #1/#1 Washington vs. Ohio 2 4:30 p.m. #6/#4 Arizona vs. Purdue 2 4:30 p.m. #10/#12 Stanford vs. McNeese State 3 5 p.m. Auburn at #5/#7 Arizona State 2 6 p.m. #1/#1 Washington vs. Nevada 2 7 p.m. #10/#12 Stanford at Hawai i 3 9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 13 #8/#6 UCLA vs. Florida Atlantic 1 10 a.m. #8/#6 UCLA vs. #16/#18 Tennessee 1 12 p.m. #6/#4 Arizona vs. #15/#17 Northwestern 2 10:30 a.m. #12/#11 California vs. Western Michigan 2 11:30 a.m. #6/#4 Arizona vs. North Dakota State 2 1 p.m. Oregon State vs. Creighton 2 1 p.m. Oregon vs. San Diego State 2 2 p.m. #12/#11 California vs. Kentucky 2 3:30 p.m. Oregon vs. Texas Tech 2 4:30 p.m. Texas A&M at #5/#7 Arizona State 2 6 p.m. Oregon State vs. Notre Dame 2 6 p.m. #1/#1 Washington vs. Cal State Northridge 2 7 p.m. #10/#12 Stanford at Paradise Softball Classic Sunday, Feb. 14 #8/#6 UCLA vs. #4/#3 Michigan 1 6 a.m. #1/#1 Washington vs. Notre Dame 2 9:30 a.m. #6/#4 Arizona vs. Nevada 2 10:15 a.m. Oregon vs. Western Michigan 2 10:15 a.m. Oregon State vs. Southern Utah 2 10:15 a.m. #12/#11 California vs. Portland State 2 12 p.m. Southern Utah at #5/#7 Arizona State 2 12:30 p.m. #6/#4 Arizona vs. Cal State Fullerton 2 12:30 p.m. Oregon vs. Cal State Northridge 2 12:30 p.m. # - NFCA/USA Softball Rank 1 - Dot Richardson s Softball Invitational (Clermont, Fla.) 2 - Kajikawa Classic (Tempe, Ariz.) 3 - Paradise Softball Classic (Honolulu, Hawaii) All Times Pacifi c MEGAN LANGENFELD Hit by Pitch T-4th (8) On Base Percentage 7th (.471) Batting Average 9th (.369) Earned Run Average 2nd (1.24) Opposing Batting Average 2nd (.151) Saves 2nd (3) Wins 7th (17) Strikeouts T-9th (112) DONNA KERR Opposing Batting Average 3rd (.183) Strikeouts 4th (230) Wins 6th (19) Innings Pitched 8th (167.1) Earned Run Average 9th (2.76) GIONNA DISALVATORE Triples T-3rd (4) Doubles T-7th (13) JULIE BURNEY Sacrifice Bunts T-8th (6) Hit by Pitch T-10th (7) WHITNEY BAKER Opposing Batting Average 10th (.249) ANDREA HARRISON Sacrifice Bunts T-1st (12) MONICA HARRISON Sacrifice Bunts T-5th (8)

6 UCLA SOFTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE FEB. 9, 2010 PAGE UCLA Softball Overall Statistics for UCLA (Final) (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: Home: 19-6 Away: 11-3 Neutral: 15-2 Pac-10: 16-5 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% 29 Schroeder, Katie Langenfeld, Megan Shull, Kaila DiSalvatore, GiOn Kamekona, Amand Harrison, Andrea Harrison, Monica Burney, Julie Yudin, Dani Reed, Marti Crawford, Amy Colln, Katie Murray, Grace Mirabal, Lauren Totals Opponents LOB - Team (369), Opp (262). DPs turned - Team (15), Opp (12). IBB - Team (2), Kamekona 1, Langenfeld 1, Opp (4). Picked off - Kamekona 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 31 Langenfeld, Megan / Kerr, Donna / Baker, Whitney / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (2), Shull 2, Opp (8). Pickoffs - Team (1), Shull 1, Opp (1). SBA/ATT - Shull (21-24), Langenfeld (10-10), Kerr (8-9), Baker (4-6), Yudin (1-1). NINE-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1999, 2002, 2006, 2009)

7 UCLA SOFTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE FEB. 9, 2010 PAGE UCLA Softball Game Results for UCLA (Final) (All games) Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Pac-10 Pitcher of record Attend Time! Feb 07, 2009 PURDUE L Kerr (L 0-1) 524 2:00! Feb 07, 2009 INDIANA W Baker (W 1-0) 524 1:50! Feb 08, 2009 CAL POLY W Kerr (W 1-1) 549 2:12! Feb 08, 2009 #25 SAN DIEGO STATE W 6-2 (9) Kerr (W 2-1) 549 Feb 13, 2009 at UNLV W Baker (W 2-0) 606 Feb 13, 2009 vs #11 Northwestern W Kerr (W 3-1) 606 Feb 14, 2009 vs #5 Michigan L Kerr (L 3-2) 446 Feb 14, 2009 vs Kentucky W Langenfeld (W 1-0) 446 Feb 15, 2009 vs South Dakota State W Kerr (W 4-2) 106 1:13 Feb 17, 2009 SIMON FRASER W Baker (W 3-0) 137 1:39 # Feb 20, 2009 vs #1 Alabama W Kerr (W 5-2) 512 2:32 # Feb 21, 2009 vs #15 Massachusetts W Langenfeld (W 2-0) 443 2:12 # Feb 21, 2009 vs North Carolina State W Baker (W 4-0) 443 1:36 # Feb 22, 2009 vs Maryland W Langenfeld (W 3-0) 422 1:34 # Feb 22, 2009 vs #14 Fresno State W Kerr (W 6-2) 422 2:01 Feb 25, 2009 at Cal State Fullerton W Kerr (W 7-2) 526 2:28 $ Feb 27, 2009 vs Utah W Kerr (W 8-2) 164 2:12 $ Feb 27, 2009 vs Colorado State W Baker (W 5-0) 155 2:18 $ Feb 28, 2009 at San Diego State W Kerr (W 9-2) :15 $ Mar 01, 2009 vs #12 Missouri W Baker (W 6-0) 142 1:55 $ Mar 01, 2009 at San Diego W Kerr (W 10-2) 211 2:28 % Mar 06, 2009 vs FIU W Baker (W 7-0) 368 2:01 % Mar 06, 2009 vs Iowa W 2-1 (8) Kerr (W 11-2) 368 2:03 % Mar 07, 2009 vs Syracuse W Kerr (W 12-2) 722 1:33 % Mar 08, 2009 vs Longwood W Baker (W 8-0) 777 2:16 % Mar 08, 2009 vs Long Beach State L Kerr (L 12-3) 777 2:06 Mar 10, 2009 NOTRE DAME W Kerr (W 13-3) 288 1:38 Mar 24, 2009 UC SANTA BARBARA W Kerr (W 14-3) 294 1:43 Mar 24, 2009 UC SANTA BARBARA L Baker (L 8-1) 294 2:10 * Mar 27, 2009 at #3 Stanford W Kerr (W 15-3) :52 * Mar 28, 2009 at #12 California L Kerr (L 15-4) 297 2:52 * Mar 29, 2009 at #12 California L Kerr (L 15-5) 600 2:50 * Apr 03, 2009 #4 ARIZONA STATE L Kerr (L 15-6) 312 2:19 * Apr 04, 2009 #9 ARIZONA L Baker (L 8-2) :16 * Apr 05, 2009 #9 ARIZONA W Langenfeld (W 4-0) :09 * Apr 10, 2009 #3 WASHINGTON W 2-0 (11) Langenfeld (W 5-0) 417 2:45 * Apr 11, 2009 #3 WASHINGTON W Langenfeld (W 6-0) :21 * Apr 17, 2009 at Oregon State W Langenfeld (W 7-0) 254 2:11 * Apr 18, 2009 at Oregon W Baker (W 9-2) 340 1:56 * Apr 19, 2009 at Oregon W Langenfeld (W 8-0) 429 1:59 * Apr 24, 2009 at #7 Arizona W Langenfeld (W 9-0) :03 * Apr 25, 2009 at #4 Arizona State W Langenfeld (W 10-0) :35 * Apr 26, 2009 at #4 Arizona State W Langenfeld (W 11-0) :28 * Apr 29, 2009 at #4 Washington L Langenfeld (L 11-1) 482 1:39 * May 01, 2009 OREGON W Kerr (W 16-6) 340 1:55 * May 02, 2009 OREGON STATE W Langenfeld (W 12-1) 895 1:50 * May 03, 2009 OREGON STATE W Kerr (W 17-6) 877 1:56 * May 07, 2009 #12 CALIFORNIA W Langenfeld (W 13-1) 222 2:00 * May 08, 2009 #2 STANFORD W Langenfeld (W 14-1) 451 2:17 * May 09, 2009 #2 STANFORD W Kerr (W 18-6) 799 1:44 ^ May 15, 2009 LONG BEACH STATE W Langenfeld (W 15-1) 582 2:16 ^ May 16, 2009 #25 FRESNO STATE W Langenfeld (W 16-1) 807 1:48 ^ May 17, 2009 #25 FRESNO STATE W Kerr (W 19-6) 452 2:13 & May 23, 2009 #11 MISSOURI L Langenfeld (L 16-2) 890 1:58 & May 24, 2009 #11 MISSOURI W Langenfeld (W 17-2) 779 2:34 & May 24, 2009 #11 MISSOURI L Langenfeld (L 17-3) 779 1:50 * - Pacific-10 Conference game,! - Stacy Winsberg Memorial - UNLV Louisville Slugger Desert Classic, # - Cathedral City Softball Class $ - San Diego Classic I, % - Long Beach State Invitational, ^ - NCAA Regionals, & - NCAA Super Regionals () extra inning game

8 UCLA SOFTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE FEB. 9, 2010 PAGE 8 KELLY INOUYE-PEREZ 4TH YEAR AS HEAD COACH 17TH YEAR AT UCLA UCLA, 1993 RECORD: Kelly Inouye-Perez begins her fourth season as the head coach of the UCLA softball program in Inouye-Perez owns a career record (.778 winning percentage) and led the Bruins to a Pacifi c-10 Conference Championship in 2009, as UCLA went overall and 16-5 in league play. She was named Pac-10 Coach of the Year and earned her 100th career victory on Feb. 22 against Maryland. In 2008, the Bruins went 51-9 and advanced to the Women s College World Series, fi nishing second in the Pac-10 with a 17-4 record. In her fi rst season at the helm of UCLA in 2007, Inouye-Perez posted a overall record and a 12-9 Pac-10 mark (t-3rd). Over Inouye-Perez s three seasons, the Bruins have earned nine All-American awards, 15 All-Region honors and 25 All-Pac-10 accolades. Inouye-Perez, just the third head coach in UCLA softball history, offi cially took over the reins from Sue Enquist on Jan. 1, Enquist announced her retirement as head coach on Sept. 26, No stranger to the Bruin dugout, Inouye-Perez starts her 22nd-straight season in Westwood in She is a link to four decades of Bruin softball success, joining the UCLA softball program as a freshman in Inouye-Perez s apprenticeship is highlighted by six NCAA Championships and eight Pac-10 titles in her previous 21 years, spending fi ve campaigns as a player and 13 as an assistant coach. Over Inouye-Perez s 13 seasons ( ) as an assistant coach, UCLA was (.804) and appeared in the NCAA title game seven times, winning the NCAA Championship in the 1999, 2003 and 2004 seasons. The Bruins also won three Pac-10 titles during that span (1999, 2002, 2006) and in 2004 were named the National Coaching Staff of the Year by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA). Inouye-Perez s primary responsibility as an assistant coach was guiding the Bruin pitchers and catchers, a list which includes many of the most honored and recognizable names in collegiate softball. Behind the dish, where Inouye-Perez also starred as a three-time All-Pac-10 honoree during her playing days at UCLA, she helped mold and infl uence arguably the best catcher in the history of USA Softball in Stacey Nuveman. Under Inouye-Perez s tutelage, Nuveman became a three-time Pac-10 Player of the Year, four-time, fi rst-team All-American and the NCAA s all-time single season and career home run leader. Since the Pac-10 Conference began issuing a Pitcher of the Year Award, UCLA has been honored with two winners, Courtney Dale in 1999 and Keira Goerl in Among the other pitching highlights accomplished by the Bruins over her 13 years as an assistant included at least one All-American award earned by a UCLA pitcher in 12 of those campaigns, including DeeDee Weiman, four-time Olympian Tanya Harding and two-time Olympian Amanda Freed. In addition, nearly every UCLA pitching record has been set during the time Inouye-Perez has overseen the Bruin battery and the top four pitchers on UCLA s career wins list, Goerl, Selden, Freed and B Ann Burns, were coached by her. Inouye-Perez was an exceptionally strong fi elder behind the dish for the Bruins. She made her mark immediately as a collegiate player, earning fi rst-team All-Pac-10 as a true freshman and second-team as a sophomore, leading the Bruins to the 1989 and 1990 NCAA Championships before receiving a medical redshirt in 1991 due to shoulder surgery. She came back strong in 1992, picking up second-team All-Pac-10 honors as the Bruins once again won the national championship and fi nished with a 54-2 record, the fewest losses in a season in program history. Inouye-Perez also was named to the 1992 All-Women s College World Series Team, going 5-for-12 (.417) with four RBI during WCWS play. She wrapped up her career as a fi fth-year senior in 1993 with an NCAA runner-up fi nish. Impressively, Inouye-Perez did not commit a single fi elding error during her fi nal two seasons. Among the UCLA pitchers during her fi ve seasons as a player were Lisa Longaker and Lisa Fernandez, both of whom were named to the NCAA s 25th Anniversary All-WCWS Team. During her UCLA career, Inouye-Perez played in 22 Women s College World Series games, a mark that is tied for third-best in UCLA history behind only Lisa Fernandez and Kristy Howard (23). Inouye-Perez graduated from UCLA in 1993 with a B.A. in psychology. Prior to college, Inouye-Perez was one of the top players during her ASA days, winning four national championships, with the Panthers (1984, `85 and `89) and the Raiders (1986). She also competed on an international level in Japan in 1985 and in Peru in 1987 (Pan American Tournament) and followed her collegiate career with time playing on the NPF Pro Tour. Inouye-Perez and her husband, Gerardo Perez, currently reside in Cerritos. Along with Kelly s exploits on the diamond, Gerardo competed as a catcher/dh for Cerritos College from and helped lead the Falcons to the 1989 Junior College National Championship. After a stellar career at Cerritos, he went on to compete at Loyola Marymount, earning fi rst-team All-West Coast Conference honors his junior and senior seasons. He currently teaches health and coaches baseball at Gahr High School in Cerritos. The couple has two children, Michael (10) and Kylie (5). UCLA COACHING STAFF (L TO R): NATASHA WATLEY, GINA VECCHIONE, LISA FERNANDEZ, KELLY INOUYE-PEREZ, ANDREA DURAN NINE-TIME PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1999, 2002, 2006, 2009)

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