2009 Overall Record (.435) 2009 GNAC Record (.444) Home Record (.500) Road Record (.381) Neutral Record (.

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1 Junior Hilary Cosentino Senior Meghan Flem Senior Sarah McEnroe 2010 VIKING SOFTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2 #6 Kelsey Anderson #15 Karli Baumgartner #1 Melissa Becker #22 Rachelle Berry #12 Krista Bickar #2 Jessica Carey #7 Hilary Cosentino #10 Caitlin Dotlich #9 Jordan Emmil #20 Meghan Flem #14 Stephanie Fox #18 Erika Hendron #4 Alyssa Malland #3 Sarah McEnroe #8 Erika Quint #24 Jackie Rothenberger #6 Samantha Rutherford #23 Michelle Wrigley Coach Sperl Coach Hicks

3 PROSPECTUS Inside Cover... Media Roster 1... Table of Conents / Quick Facts 2... Parkerson Represents Great Britain Rosters Schedule Season Preview 9...Viking Traditions Facilities COACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach Lonnie Hicks 13...Assistant Coach Daniel Sperl 14...Graduate Assistant Liza Teichler PLAYER PROFILES Team Photo Meghan Flem 18...Sarah McEnroe Kelsey Anderson 21...Karli Baumgartner Hilary Cosentino 23...Caitlin Dotlich 24...Erika Quint Samantha Rutherford 26...Michelle Wrigley Krista Bickar Jessica Carey Jordan Emmil 30...Stephanie Fox 31...Alyssa Malland 32...Melissa Becker 33...Rachelle Berry Erika Hendron Jackie Rothenberger OPPONENTS 36...This is the GNAC Opponents 2009 SEASON IN REVIEW Schedule & Results Statistics Game-by-Game Results HISTORY AND RECORDS Single Season Records 62...Career Records Honors & Awards 65...Regional & All-American Accolades 66...Year-by-Year Results All-Time Series History THIS IS WESTERN 73...Western Washington University 75...Viking Athletics Bellingham, Washington Back Cover Schedule VIKING QUICK FACTS Location...Bellingham, WA (98225) Founded Enrollment...13,100 Colors...Navy, Slate Blue, Silver and White Nickname...Vikings NCAA Affiliation... Division II Conference Affiliation...Great Northwest Athletic Facility...Viking Field (Open) President... Dr. Bruce Shepherd Faculty Athletic Representative...Dr. Brent Carbajal Athletic Director...Lynda Goodrich Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Paul Madison Madison Phone Madison ... paul.madison@wwu.edu Asst. Sports Information Director...Daniel Sperl Sperl Phone Sperl ... daniel.sperl@wwu.edu Head Coach... Lonnie Hicks Career/School Record (.527) / Same Hicks Phone Hicks ... lonnie.hicks@wwu.edu Assistant Coach...Daniel Sperl Sperl Phone Sperl ... daniel.sperl@wwu.edu Graduate Assistant...Liza Teichler Teichler ... teichll@cc.wwu.edu First Season Overall Record (.555) Record at Viking Field (.583) NCAA Post-Season Appearances (2) , 2007 NAIA National Champions (1) Overall Record (.435) 2009 GNAC Record (.444) Home Record (.500) Road Record (.381) Neutral Record (.444) Letterwinners / Starters Lost...5 / 3 Letterwinners / Starters Returning...12 / 7 Top Returnees: Meghan Flem, SR... 1B Sarah McEnroe, SR...P Michelle Wrigley, JR...OF Samantha Rutherford, JR... C Kelsey Anderson, JR... 3B/OF Stephanie Fox, SO... 2B Krista Bickar, SO... 1B/DP Top Newcomers: Rachelle Berry, FR... 1B/OF Erika Hendron, FR...P Erika Quint, JR...P Jackie Rothenberger, FR... C/OF

4 2 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL PARKERSON SHINES AT EURO CHAMPIONSHIPS Valencia, Spain -- Western Washington women s softball alumna Morgan Parkerson (Lakenheath, England) and the Great Britain National Team have earned a trip to the 2010 Women s Softball World Championships in Oklahoma City, with a second-place finish at the 2009 European Championships in Valencia, Spain. The British Nationals defeated the Czech Republic 6-1 in the semifinals to clinch a top-three finish and a trip to the World Championships. Parkerson, who appeared in 120 games and hit.244 with seven home runs and 37 RBI over four seasons at Western Washington, started all ten games for Great Britain at first base. She finished the tournament hitting at a.250 clip with a home run and eight RBI, including a three-run double in Great Britain s semifinal victory over the Czechs. Great Britain will compete against the top-16 teams in the world next summer, at Oklahoma City s Hall of Fame Stadium, including the host Americans and the 2008 Olympic Champion Japanese National Team. 1ST-ROUND RESULTS vs. Czech Republic...W, 4-3 vs. Spain...W, 6-2 vs. Slovakia...W, 15-0 vs. Italy...L, 1-0 2ND-ROUND RESULTS vs. Russia...W, 1-0 vs. Netherlands...L, 3-2 vs. Germany...W, 11-0 FINAL-ROUND RESULTS vs. the Netherlands...L, 2-0 vs. Czech Republics...W, 6-1 vs. Netherlands...L, 4-0 FINAL STANDINGS 1. Netherlands* 2. Great Britain* 3. Czech Republic* 4. Russia 5. Germany 6. Italy 7. Austria 8. Spain 9. France 10. Slovakia PARKERSON GAME-BY-GAME H-AB HR RBI vs. Czechs vs. Spain vs. Slovakia vs. Italy vs. Russia vs. Netherlands vs. Germany* vs. Netherlands vs. Czechs vs. Netherlands TOTAL * Walked three times in second round match-up with Germany. * The Netherlands, Great Britain & the Czech Republic advance to Oklahoma City.

5 3 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS HT B-T YR HOMETOWN - HIGH SCHOOL, LAST COLLEGE 6 Kelsey Anderson 3B/OF 5-1 R/R JR Mount Vernon, Wash. (Mount Vernon) 15 Karli Baumgartner OF 5-8 L/R JR Silverdale, Wash. (Central Kitsap / Olympic CC) 1 Melissa Becker OF 5-3 R/R RFR Puyallup, Wash. (Graham-Kapowsin) 22 Rachelle Berry 1B/OF 5-8 L/L FR Alger, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) 12 Krista Bickar 1B 6-0 R/R SO Hoquiam, Wash. (Hoquiam) 2 Jessica Carey OF 5-7 R/R SO Everett, Wash. (Everett / Ohio Dominican) 7 Hilary Cosentino OF 5-5 L/R JR Stevenson, Wash. (Stevenson) 10 Caitlin Dotlich IF 5-6 R/R JR Sedro-Woolley, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) 9 Jordan Emmil IF 5-7 R/R SO Colville, Wash. (Colville) 20 Meghan Flem 1B 6-0 R/R SR Hood River, Ore. (Hood River Valley) 14 Stephanie Fox IF 5-5 R/R SO Sammamish, Wash. (Eastlake) 18 Erika Hendron P 5-10 R/R FR Redmond, Wash. (Redmond) 4 Alyssa Malland P 5-8 R/R SO Mukilteo, Wash. (Kamiak) 3 Sarah McEnroe P/OF 5-8 R/R SR Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville) 8 Erika Quint P 5-3 R/R JR Silverdale, Wash. (Central Kitsap / Olympic CC) 24 Jackie Rothenberger C/OF 5-8 R/R FR Coquitlam, B.C. (Gleneagle Secondary) 5 Samantha Rutherford C 5-4 R/R JR Kenmore, Wash. (Inglemoor) 23 Michelle Wrigley OF 5-7 L/R JR Bothell, Wash. (Inglemoor) NUMERICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS HT B-T YR HOMETOWN - HIGH SCHOOL, LAST COLLEGE 1 Melissa Becker OF 5-3 R/R RFR Puyallup, Wash. (Graham-Kapowsin) 2 Jessica Carey OF 5-7 R/R SO Everett, Wash. (Everett / Ohio Dominican) 3 Sarah McEnroe P/OF 5-8 R/R SR Woodinville, Wash. (Woodinville) 4 Alyssa Malland P 5-8 R/R SO Mukilteo, Wash. (Kamiak) 5 Samantha Rutherford C 5-4 R/R JR Kenmore, Wash. (Inglemoor) 6 Kelsey Anderson 3B/OF 5-1 R/R JR Mount Vernon, Wash. (Mount Vernon) 7 Hilary Cosentino OF 5-5 L/R JR Stevenson, Wash. (Stevenson) 8 Erika Quint P 5-3 R/R JR Silverdale, Wash. (Central Kitsap / Olympic CC) 9 Jordan Emmil IF 5-7 R/R SO Colville, Wash. (Colville) 10 Caitlin Dotlich IF 5-6 R/R JR Sedro-Woolley, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) 12 Krista Bickar 1B 6-0 R/R SO Hoquiam, Wash. (Hoquiam) 14 Stephanie Fox IF 5-5 R/R SO Sammamish, Wash. (Eastlake) 15 Karli Baumgartner OF 5-8 L/R JR Silverdale, Wash. (Central Kitsap / Olympic CC) 18 Erika Hendron P 5-10 R/R FR Redmond, Wash. (Redmond) 20 Meghan Flem 1B 6-0 R/R SR Hood River, Ore. (Hood River Valley) 22 Rachelle Berry 1B/OF 5-8 L/L FR Alger, Wash. (Burlington-Edison) 23 Michelle Wrigley OF 5-7 L/R JR Bothell, Wash. (Inglemoor) 24 Jackie Rothenberger C/OF 5-8 R/R FR Coquitlam, B.C. (Gleneagle Secondary) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Lonnie Hicks (9th Season) Asst. Coach: Daniel Sperl (2nd Season) Grad Assistant: Liza Teichler (2nd Season) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Rachelle Berry...RAH-shell Hilary Cosentino... COSS-n-tino Jordan Emmil...E-mull Liza Teichler...LIE-za TYKE-ler ROSTER BY STATE/PROVINCE Washington Oregon... 1 British Columbia... 1 ROSTER BY CLASS Freshman... 3 Redshirt Freshman... 1 Sophomore... 5 Junior... 7 Senior... 2 ROSTER BY BATTING HAND Right Left... 4 Switch... 0 ROSTER BY POSITION Pitcher... 4 Catcher... 2 First Base... 3 Second Base... 2 Shortstop... 2 Third Base... 2 Left Field... 2 Center Field... 2 Right Field... 3 Utility... 1 ROSTER BY THROWING HAND Right Left... 1 Switch... 0

6 4 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL FEBRUARY 27 Montana State Billings* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 12:00 PM 27 Montana State Billings* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 2:00 PM 28 Montana State Billings* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 12:00 PM 28 Montana State Billings* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 2:00 PM MARCH 5 at Northwest Nazarene* Nampa, ID (Halle Field) 2:00 PM 5 at Northwest Nazarene* Nampa, ID (Halle Field) 4:00 PM 6 at Northwest Nazarene* Nampa, ID (Halle Field) 12:00 PM 6 at Northwest Nazarene* Nampa, ID (Halle Field) 2:00 PM 13 Central Washington* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 1:00 PM 13 Central Washington* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 3:00 PM 14 Central Washington* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 12:00 PM 14 Central Washington* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 2:00 PM 20 at Saint Martin s* Lacey, WA (Saint s Field) 12:00 PM 20 at Saint Martin s* Lacey, WA (Saint s Field) 2:00 PM 21 at Saint Martin s* Lacey, WA (Saint s Field) 12:00 PM 21 at Saint Martin s* Lacey, WA (Saint s Field) 2:00 PM 23 vs Hawaii Hilo Seaside, CA (Otter Field) 11:00 AM 23 at CSU Monterey Bay Seaside, CA (Otter Field) 3:00 PM 24 at San Francisco State San Francisco, CA (SFSU Softball Field) 1:00 PM 24 at San Francisco State San Francisco, CA (SFSU Softball Field) 3:00 PM 26 vs. San Francisco State! Turlock, CA (Pedretti Park) 1:15 PM 26 vs. Cal State Stanislaus! Turlock, CA (Pedretti Park) 5:45 PM 26 vs. Chico State! Turlock, CA (Pedretti Park) 11:15 AM 27 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills! Turlock, CA (Pedretti Park) 2:00 PM 27 vs. Humboldt State! Turlock, CA (Pedretti Park) 4:15 PM 28 Championship Round Play! Turlock, CA (Pedretti Park) TBA APRIL 2 Western Oregon* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 1:00 PM 2 Western Oregon* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 3:00 PM 3 Western Oregon* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 12:00 PM 3 Western Oregon* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 2:00 PM 5 at Simon Fraser Surrey, BC (Softball City) 5:00 PM 5 at Simon Fraser Surrey, BC (Softball City) 7:00 PM 9 Northwest Nazarene* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 1:00 PM 9 Northwest Nazarene* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 3:00 PM 10 Northwest Nazarene* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 12:00 PM 10 Northwest Nazarene* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 2:00 PM 17 at Central Washington* Ellensburg, WA (CWU Field) 12:00 PM 17 at Central Washington* Ellensburg, WA (CWU Field) 2:00 PM 18 at Central Washington* Ellensburg, WA (CWU Field) 11:00 AM 18 at Central Washington* Ellensburg, WA (CWU Field) 1:00 PM 24 at Western Oregon* Monmouth, OR (WOU Field) 12:00 PM 24 at Western Oregon* Monmouth, OR (WOU Field) 2:00 PM 25 at Western Oregon* Monmouth, OR (WOU Field) 11:00 AM 25 at Western Oregon* Monmouth, OR (WOU Field) 1:00 PM 28 Simon Fraser (Exh.) Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 5:00 PM 28 Simon Fraser (Exh.) Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 7:00 PM MAY 1 Saint Martin s* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 12:00 PM 1 Saint Martin s* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 2:00 PM 2 Saint Martin s* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 12:00 PM 2 Saint Martin s* Bellingham, WA (Viking Field) 2:00 PM 7 at Montana State Billings* Billings, MT (Cenex Stadium) 1:00 PM 7 at Montana State Billings* Billings, MT (Cenex Stadium) 3:00 PM 8 at Montana State Billings* Billings, MT (Cenex Stadium) 1:00 PM 8 at Montana State Billings* Billings, MT (Cenex Stadium) 3:00 PM NCAA West Sub-Regional To Be Determined TBA NCAA Super Regional To Be Determined TBA NCAA Championships St. Joseph, MO (Heritage Park) TBA * - GNAC Contest! - CSU Stanislaus, West Region Tournament of Champions Exh. - International Exhibition Home Games in Bold

7 TURNING THE PAGE The Western Washington University softball team looks to turn the page following a disappointing 2009, and enters the 2010 campaign with renewed purpose, eager to fulfill the potential of a deep and versatile roster. Last spring, hampered by inexperience and injuries, Western finished and placed fourth (16-20) in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference. Last season was a great learning experience for us, said Coach Lonnie Hicks (9th year, ). As a team, we learned a lot about ourselves, about each other, about what it takes to compete at this level and about dealing with adversity. Much of the 2009 woes centered on season-ending injuries to pitcher Sarah McEnroe (Woodinville) and first baseman Meghan Flem (Hood River, OR/Hood River Valley), who both received second-team all-league recognition. Now seniors, McEnroe and Flem are healthy and ready to lead the Vikings. McEnroe headlines a deeper and more durable pitching staff, while Flem paces a dangerous lineup that also features first-team GNAC all-star junior outfielder Michelle Wrigley (Bothell), junior catcher Samantha Rutherford (Kenmore) and freshman infielder Rachelle Berry (Alger/Burlington-Edison). We should be strong on both sides of the ball this year, Hicks said. That balance and our depth will give us a lot of flexibility to put our players, and our club, in a position to be successful. McEnroe is expected to lead a talented, but inexperienced Viking pitching staff, that also features junior Erika Quint (Silverdale/Central Kitsap), a

8 6 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL transfer from Olympic CC, and freshman Erika Hendron (Redmond). McEnroe has 26 career wins and has pitched 329-1/3 innings, while the rest of the Western staff has a combined two victories and 61-2/3 innings. A hard-throwing right-hander, who was a second-team National Fastpitch Coaches Association West Region all-star as a freshman, McEnroe boasts a three-year earned run average of 2.47 and ranks among the career leaders at Western in innings pitched and complete games (38). She posted a 2.25 ERA in 106 innings pitched a season ago, adding a 9:1 strikeout to walk ratio and allowing just one home run. Sarah has developed into one of the premier pitchers in the GNAC, said Hicks. She is throwing harder than ever and has shown an ability to attack hitters on both sides of the plate. Her ability to command the strike zone and keep hitters off balance is the key to her success. Quint is the younger sister of former Viking standout Jackie Quint. In two seasons at Olympic CC, Quint won 30 games and was twice named to the NWAACC North Region all-star team. She was named the North Region s Pitcher of the Year as a freshman, having a 16-7 record with a 1.57 ERA and 173 strikeouts. Erika is a tremendous competitor, who will add talent and experience to our pitching staff, Hicks said. She throws in the low 60 s, with great movement and has the ability to change speeds and pitch ahead in the count. Hendron earned second-team Class 4A All-State honors and was named the KingCo 4A Pitcher of the Year, after posting an 18-7 record, a 0.58 ERA and a league-best 170 strikeouts during her senior season at Redmond High School. Erika should step right into our rotation and make an immediate impact, said Hicks. She is a durable kid with tremendous command of all her pitches and a natural ability to miss bats. Rutherford enjoyed a breakout season as a sophomore, hitting.309 with a.400 on-base percentage, a.412 slugging-percentage and 18 runs batted in. She hit.319 with two home runs and 14 RBI in the season s secondhalf, while replacing the injured Flem in the lineup. A rare fleet-footed catcher, Rutherford is a perfect 14-for-14 in stolen base attempts in her first two seasons at Western. Rutherford, a defensive standout, threw out 28 percent of would-be base stealers while her presence behind the plate limited opponents to just 19 attempts. Freshman Jackie Rothenberger (Coquitlam, BC/Gleneagle Secondary) is a solid defensive catcher, with an ability to hit for both power and average. She should compete immediately for playing time. Rothenberger played 18 Gold Ball for the White Rock Renegades, hitting.372, with a.441 on-base percentage, six doubles, five home runs and 30 RBI last season. She led the Renegades to the 2009 national championship, belting a tenthinning, game-winning home run in the final.

9 Sam and Jackie give us flexibility and options behind the plate, Hicks said. Both are complete players capable of handling a pitching staff, running a defense and hitting in the middle of our lineup. Four starters return to a deep and slick-fielding Viking infield, which ranked among the best defensive units in the GNAC a season ago. As many as eight players could see significant playing time, led by Flem at first base. Flem hit.489 (23-for-42) with three doubles, three home runs and a.632 on-base percentage in 18 games before suffering a broken fibula at Central Washington on March 29. She is the program s career leader in home runs with 17, including a single-season record of nine in A.306 career hitter, Flem also ranks among the program leaders in onbase percentage (.382), slugging-percentage (.491) and RBI (87). Meghan (Flem) is an elite hitter, with the rare ability to hit for average, power and run production, said Hicks. She has an effortless swing which should allow her to recover fully and step back into the middle of our line-up as one of the nation s best hitters. Two talented underclassmen will be pushing for playing time. Sophomore Krista Bickar (Hoquiam) continues to improve and should get plenty of at bats in the middle of the Western lineup at first base or designated player. She hit.253 last season while posting team-best totals of four home runs and 24 RBI, reaching base at a.363 clip. Berry is expected to make an immediate impact for the Vikings as a frosh. A left-handed hitter with power to all fields, hit.427 with 19 RBI and 35 runs scored as a senior captain at Burlington-Edison High School last spring, helping the Tigers to the Class 2A state championship last season. A two-time first-team all-state pick, Berry also was the team s defensive MVP as both a junior and a senior. WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL A trio of experienced Vikings will compete for playing time in the middle infield. Returning starters Caitlin Dotlich (Sedro-Woolley/Burlington-Edison) and Stephanie Fox (Sammamish/Eastlake) saw most of the action last season at shortstop and second base, respectively. Both will be pushed hard by redshirtfreshman Melissa Becker (Puyallup/ Graham-Kapowsin). Fox hit.253 and led Western in walks (24) and on-base percentage (.431), adapting nicely to the lead-off spot as a freshman. She finished second on the team with 23 runs scored and received all-gnac honorable mention. Dotlich, a junior, has started 84 games at shortstop over the past three seasons. A solid defender with a propensity to make spectacular plays on a regular basis, Dotlich has averaged 16 RBI and 14 runs scored over the past two seasons. We feel very good about our depth up the middle, Hicks said. All three players are versatile enough to play on both sides of the bag and give us a lot of flexibility when building a line-up. Junior Kelsey Anderson (Mount Vernon) and sophomore Jordan Emmil 7

10 8 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL (Colville) split time at third base in 2009 and are expected to do so again this season. Anderson committed just four errors in 74 chances last season. She hit.256, with 16 runs scored and five stolen bases. In two seasons at Western, Anderson is 16-for-19 in stolen base attempts. Kelsey is primed to take a big step forward as a junior, said Hicks. As she continues to improve, she should develop into a tremendous table setter with the potential to hit well over.300 and score a lot of runs for us. Emmil hit.283 (13-for-46) over her last 19 games last year as a freshman, ranking fourth on the team during that span. Five outfielders who played in at least 23 games each for the Vikings last spring return, while a quartet of newcomers add speed and depth to the unit. Wrigley has started 93 straight games in left field and is a two-time firstteam All-GNAC selection. She is a.348 hitter in two seasons at Western,.001 points off of Andie Greenen s career batting average school record of.349. Wrigley has led the team, and ranked among the GNAC leaders, in batting average, runs scored, hits and multihit games each of the past two seasons. Last year, she batted.360. Michelle has been such a consistent contributor, Hicks said. She truly sets the tone for our offense at the top of the order and it s exciting to see her continue to improve as she gets more and more experience at the college level. The competition in center field revolves around junior Karli Baumgartner (Silverdale/Central Kitsap) and sophomore Jessica Carey (Everett), a transfer from Ohio Dominican. Baumgartner is a tall, rangy athlete who can cover a lot of ground with a long and effortless stride. She drove in eight runs last spring on five hits. Carey has outstanding speed and an accurate throwing arm. She was a first-team Class 4A all-state selection as a senior at Everett High School. When not pitching, McEnroe could see a lot of duty in right field. She was a regular there as a freshman, hitting.295 with five doubles. Another right field candidate is junior Hilary Cosentino (Stevenson). A team leader and one of the squad s most versatile players, she started nine of the last 10 games in 2009, hitting.250 (4-for-16) with three walks and three RBI over that stretch. Cosentino has a career on-base percentage of.319 and is a perfect 9-for- 9 in stolen base attempts. Anderson, Berry and Rothenberger are also expected to see action in the outfield. Both Anderson and Berry are athletic enough to play all three outfield spots, while Rothenberger s strong arm and offensive ability make her a perfect fit at either corner. The Vikings open their season against defending GNAC champion Montana State Billings on Feb. 27.

11 VIKING TRADITIONS Western Washington is the winningest program in Great Northwest Athletic Conference history with 114 wins in seven seasons (an average of nearly 17 conference wins per season). The Vikings are (.603) in GNAC play, including a 15-5 mark during the 2007 conference championship season (left, top). 07 GNAC Champions Each year, the Vikings host Pack the Park day during a key Great Northwest Athletic Conference series. Western set an attendance record of 349 while sweeping Central Washington (4-1 & 5-2) in last season s inagural promotion. The 2010 event is set for Saturday, March 13 at 1:00 p.m. against the arch-rival Wildcats. Pack The Park 09 In the biggest games of the year, the Vikings will BLUE OUT (Navy jerseys, undershirts, pants, sox and cleats) in hopes of blowing out the competition. Western is 7-1 when wearing its BIG GAME BLUES since the tradition began during the 2008 regular season. All-Blues 08 (Phoenix, AZ)

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14 12 HEAD COACH Lonnie Hicks 9th Season (.527) In ninth year as head coach at Western with record of Great Northwest Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, directing Vikings to first league title and berth at NCAA Division II West Regional... Guided WWU to ledger in 2003 and first regional appearance... Headed program at Edmonds CC for nine seasons, posting record (.715 winning percentage)... Earned Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) Coach of the Year honors in 1993 and named six times as NWAACC North Division Coach of the Year... During tenure at Edmonds CC, Tritons placed second at NWAACC Tournament in 1998 and finished third three times... Coached seven league MVPs... Owns Pacific Northwest Softball School, Inc., and conducts instructional clinics for coaches... Has designed and patented batter s faceguard for softball... Graduate of Birmingham High School in Van Nuys, Calif., competing in baseball and football... Spent 26 years in law enforcement, eight as deputy in Los Angeles County (Calif.) Sheriff s Department and 18 as sergeant in Snohomish County Sheriff s Department... Served two tours of duty in Vietnam as member of U.S. Navy years old... Has two grown daughters, Stacey and Lori. OVERALL GNAC YEAR W L PCT. W L PCT. PL nd nd NCAA REGIONALS th rd rd st NCAA REGIONALS th th WWU Edmonds Totals All-GNAC Selections All-West Region Selections... 9 All-GNAC Academic Team Members... 23

15 13 ASST. COACH Daniel Sperl 2nd Season Miami (OH) In second season as an assistant coach at Western... Works primarily with outfielders... Also oversees all fundraising and promotional efforts and serves as program s recruiting coordinator... In fourth year overall as member of Western s athletics department, serving as assistant sports information director... Prior to coming to Western, handled media relations responsibilities for NCAA Division I nationally ranked ice hockey program at Michigan State University... Native of Center Strafford, New Hampshire... Received Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Marketing from Miami University in 2003.

16 14 GRAD ASST. Liza Teichler 2nd Season WWU 08 In her second season as a graduate assistant at Western... Will work primarily with the Viking catchers and coordinate and implement the team s strength and conditioning program... A four-year letterwinner at Western, Teichler ranks among the program s career leaders in hits (4th-153), doubles (2nd-30) and RBI (5th-80)... In 2007, hit.368 with 40 RBI earning GNAC Player of the Year and First-Team all-west Region accolades... The Sammamish, Washington native graduated from WWU in 2008 with a degree in excercise science... Currently pursuing her M.A. in human movement and performance.

17 15 FRONT ROW (L-R) -- Elizabeth Guilford, Samantha Rutherford, Hilary Cosentino, Stephanie Fox, Melissa Becker, Kelsey Anderson. MIDDLE ROW (L-R) -- Alyssa Malland, Michelle Wrigley, Caitlin Dotlich, Rachelle Berry, Jackie Rothenberger, Erika Quint, Sarah McEnroe. BACK ROW (L-R) -- Jordan Emmil, Karli Baumgartner, Erika Hendron, Meghan Flem, Krista Bickar, Jessica Carey, Head Coach Lonnie Hicks, Assistant Coach Dan Sperl, Graduate Assistant Liza Teichler.

18 20 Meghan Flem Senior - 1B Hood River, OR Hood River Valley OR Silver Bullets Gold COACHING STAFF ON FLEM... Meghan is an imposing middle of the order presence, who was posting All-American numbers last season prior to her injury. If healthy, she should pick up where she left off as one of the top all-around hitters in college softball. JUNIOR SEASON Second-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star last season as junior... Started all 18 games before suffering season-ending broken fibula vs. Central Washington on 3/29/09... Hit.489 (23-for-47) with 20 runs batted in and 11 runs scored... Had.632 on-base percentage and.745 slugging percentage... Hit 3 home runs, upping school career record total to 17, and walked 19 times to raise total to school career record-tying Broke one school game standard and tied another, driving in 7 runs and hitting 2 home runs, one a grand slam, vs. Northwest Nazarene on 2/21/09... GNAC Player of the Week... Committed just 3 errors in 115 chances for.974 fielding average. SOPHOMORE SEASON Honorable mention Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as sophomore last season... Played in 48 games and started 47, batting.299 (40-for-134)... Hit 5 home runs, upping career total to school-record Tied for team lead with.387 on-base percentage and led team with.455 slugging percentage... Drove in 30 runs, becoming fastest player in school history to reach 60 or more RBI (67)... Began season hitting.471 (8-for-17) with eight RBI in six games at Lead-Off Classic in Phoenix, Ariz.... Had 12 multi-hit games... Was 2-for-4 with grand-slam home run in 7-6 loss to San Francisco State at Tournament of Champions on 03/28/08... Second on team with 19 walks... Committed just 6 errors in 368 chances for.984 fielding percentage. FRESHMAN SEASON Second-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as a freshman... Started YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

19 17 and played in 54 games... Set school record with nine home runs, just three short of career mark... Hit.260 (44- for-169), driving in 37 runs and scoring Committed 18 errors in 195 chances for.908 fielding average... Was 3-for-5 with 3 runs batted in and 3 runs scored in come-from-behind win over Chico State on 3/31/07 and was 3-for-4 with 3 runs scored in 10-6 win over Southeastern Oklahoma State on 2/17/07. HIGH SCHOOL Second-team Class 4A all-state and first-team Inter-Mountain Conference selection as senior at Hood River Valley High School... Played in State- Metro senior all-star game... Helped Eagles win league title and reach first round of state playoffs... Hit.481 with 6 home runs, 12 doubles and 3 triples... Had 31 runs batted in and 35 runs scored... Team co-captain and coaches award winner... First-team all- State and all-league pick as junior on team that got to second round of state playoffs... Hit.472 with 4 home runs... Had.625 slugging percentage and.995 fielding average... Team MVP... Third-team all-state and first-team all-league as sophomore on squad that reached first round of state playoffs... Hit.500 and had.761 slugging percentage... Second-team all-league as freshman on squad that got to third round of state playoffs... Hit Started and lettered four years... Also earned three letters in basketball and one in swimming. PERSONAL Born Meghan Nicole Flem on November 7, 1987 in Hood River, Oregon... Daughter of Jess and Beth Flem... Majoring in Recreation... Chose Western over Georgetown, Oregon, Oregon State and Linfield. Meghan is one of the top all-around hitters in college softball -- An imposing middle of the order presense with All-American potential...

20 3 Sarah McEnroe Senior - P/OF Woodinville, WA Woodinville WA Ladyhawks Gold COACHING STAFF ON MCENROE... Sarah is one of the hardest throwing pitchers in Western history, she has a heavy fastball that she uses to set up her other pitches. She will be the staff ace from day one and has the stuff, experience and determination to dominate opposing lineups this season. JUNIOR SEASON Second-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as junior last season despite being hampered by back injury... Made 22 appearances, having 9-11 record and 1 save with team-leading 2.25 earned run average... Started 18 games and completed 12, throwing 3 shutouts... Pitched five-inning perfect game vs. Northwest Nazarene on 4/10/09... GNAC Pitcher of the Week... Struck out 66 in 106 innings pitched and walked just 7, a school record. SOPHOMORE SEASON Played in 22 games last year, making 18 starts... Missed first half of season because of academic reasons... As pitcher, posted 5-12 record and 2.67 earned run average... Struck out 43 and walked 24 in 105 innings pitched... Allowed just three hits in six innings on 3/28/08 in win over Sonoma State... Held eventual national champion Humboldt State to six hits and two runs in 2-0 loss on 3/29/08... Had 12 complete games, including 2 shutouts... Allowed just one unearned run in 11-2/3 innings in doubleheader sweep of Seattle U. on 4/29/08... Offensively was 3-for-14 with 1 RBI... Did not commit an error in 29 chances. FRESHMAN SEASON Second-team National Fastpitch Coaches Association West Region and honorable YEAR ERA W-L AP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG. HBP Total: YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

21 19 mention Great Northwest Athletic Confercne all-star in Played in 37 games, making 33 starts... As pitcher, posted 12-3 record, winning nine straight decisions during one stretch, with 2.43 earned run average... Struck out 77 in 118-1/3 innings pitched... Allowed just 3 earned runs in last 26-1/3 innings pitched... GNAC Pitcher of the Week... Had one-hit shutout against Northwest Nazarene on 3/3/07... Hit.295 (23-for-78) as outfielder, scoring 15 runs and driving in 4... Committed 5 errors in 75 chances for.933 fielding average... Hit.389 (21- for-54) during one 35-game stretch, including nine-game hitting streak... Was 3-for-4 with 1 run scored in 8-3 win over Western Oregon on 5/6/07, 2-for-2 with 2 runs batted in and 1 run scored in 6-2 win at Central Washington on 4/26/07. HIGH SCHOOL Second-team all-kingco League pick (second base) as senior at Woodinville High School... Hit.433 with 1 home run, 3 doubles, 18 runs scored and 11 runs batted in and was successful on all nine stolen base attempts... Helped Falcons win district title and place third at Class 4A state playoffs... WIAA Athlete of the Week as junior on team that won league and district titles and took state championship (ranked No.21 in NFCA National Poll) with perfect 27-0 record... Had a 7-0 record with 0.00 earned run average and hit Coaches Award winner as sophomore... Three-year starter and letter winner... Member of ASA 18-Gold Team that placed 13th at 2005 national championships... Has been on 10 national level world series and national championship teams in seven years of ASA Select competition. PERSONAL Born Sarah Maile McEnroe on July 8, 1988 in Redmond, Washington... Daughter of Kurt and Elise McEnroe... Majoring in Business... Chose Western over Rider (NJ), Santa Clara, Seattle U., Detroit Mercy, Marist and walk-on opportunity at Washington. Sarah has the stuff, experience and determination to dominate opposing hitters...

22 20 6 Kelsey Anderson Junior - 3B/OF Mount Vernon, WA Mount Vernon WA Triple Threat Gold COACHING STAFF ON ANDERSON... Kelsey is a steady and versatile defensive player who will see action at third base and in the outfield. She has a short, compact swing and will be expected to contribute a high batting average and on-base percentage this season. SOPHOMORE SEASON Honorable mention Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as sophomore last season... GNAC academic all-star... Played in 44 games, starting Hit.256 (31-for-121) with 12 runs batted in and 16 runs scored... Had team-leading 9 sacrifice hits... Committed 4 errors in 74 chances for fielding percentage of Tied career high with three hits against vs. Hawaii Hilo on 4/3/09 and vs. Chico State on 4/4/09... Drove in career-high three runs vs. Central Washington on 3/29/09. FRESHMAN SEASON Only Viking to start all 48 games last season... Hit.248 (34-for-137) with 6 doubles, 14 runs batted in and 18 runs scored... Led team in both stolen bases with 11 and sacrifice bunts with Batted.349 (8-for-23) during eight-game hitting streak... Had seven multi-hit games, including 3-for-3 performance with three runs scored in 9-1 win over Northwest Nazarene on 4/19/08... Committed 11 errors in 180 chances for fielding percentage of Finished season with just 5 errors in final 116 chances (.959). HIGH SCHOOL First-team Skagit Valley Herald all-area and all-northwest League choice as senior at Mount Vernon High School... Helped Bulldogs to 21-3 record, league and district titles and trip to Class 3A state tournament... Team captain and inspirational award winner... Had.440 batting average with 21 runs batted in and 25 runs scored... First-team all-area and second-team all-league as junior... Coaches and inspirational award winner... Second-team all-league as sophomore... Named squad s defensive player of the year... Second-team all-league as freshman... Started and lettered four years. PERSONAL Born Kelsey Marie Anderson on October 24, 1988 in Arlington, Washington... Daughter of Robert and Carolyn Anderson... Plans to take program in Pre-Medicine... Chose Western over Seattle U. and Saint Martin s, YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

23 21 15 Karli Baumgartner Junior - UT Silverdale, WA Central Kitsap Olympic College COACHING STAFF ON BAUMGARTNER... Karli is the team s best defensive outfi elder excelling at all three outfi eld positions. She has a pure left-handed swing and is capable of driving the ball to all fi elds for power. She s also one of our fastest players, consistently creating havoc on the bases. SOPHOMORE SEASON Saw action in 31 games and started 11 as sophomore last season... Hit.139 (5-for-36) with 8 runs batted in and 5 runs scored... Committed 3 errors in 22 chances for fielding percentage of.864. OLYMPIC COLLEGE Transfer from Olympic College... First-team NWAACC Northern Region pick for Rangers, hitting.330 on team that placed third at NWAACC Tournament... Named team s best defensive player. HIGH SCHOOL First-team Kitsap Sun all-area and all-narrows League choice as senior at Central Kitsap High School... Hit.375 in leading Cougars to league title and trip to Class 4A state tournament... First-team all-league as junior and second-team as sophomore... Started and lettered three years... Also earned one letter in basketball. PERSONAL Born Karli Danielle Baumgartner on August 30, 1988 in Bremerton, Washington... Daughter of Dan and Robin Baumgartner... Plans to major in Physical Therapy... Chose Western over UC San Diego. YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

24 22 7 Hilary Cosentino Junior - OF Stevenson, WA Stevenson NW Outlaws Gold COACHING STAFF ON COSENTINO... Hilary was arguably our most improved player last season and she continues to impress here in She is developing into an all-around player and is one of the team s true leaders heading into the season. SOPHOMORE SEASON Saw action in 28 games and made 12 starts as sophomore last season... Hit.192 (5-for- 26)... Had two hits vs. Saint Martin s on 4/21/09. FRESHMAN SEASON Played in 30 games as freshman last season, making 12 starts... Hit.133 (4-for-30) with 3 walks and 1 triple, reaching base at.297 clip... Scored 13 runs and was perfect 8-for-8 in stolen base attempts... Was 2-for-3 with three runs batted in and three runs scored in 18-9 win over Northwest Nazarene on 3/13/08... Stole three bases in season finale loss to Western Oregon on 5/03/08. HIGH SCHOOL Second-team all-tri County League selection as senior at Stevenson High School... Team captain and defensive MVP... Led Bulldogs with.525 batting average... Second-team all-league as junior... Offensive team MVP offense... Honorable mention all-league as sophomore... Team Rookie of the Year as freshman... Started and lettered four years... Also earned four letters in soccer, three in basketball and one in gymnastics... First-team all-league in soccer as senior and second-team as sophomore and junior... Honorable mention all-league as senior in basketball. PERSONAL Born Hilary Nicole Cosentino on December 12, 1988 in Clackamas, Oregon... Daughter of Ken and Carla Cosentino... Majoring in Environmental Science. YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

25 23 10 Caitlin Dotlich Junior - SS Burlington, WA Burlington-Edison COACHING STAFF ON DOTLICH... Caitlin is the team s best athlete and one of our hardest workers - she is a premier defensive shortstop at the Division II. She is a great source of comfort for our pitching staff with her ability to go up the middle and deep into the hole. SOPHOMORE SEASON Saw action in 42 games with 41 starts as sophomore last season... Hit.227 (25-for-110) with 17 runs batted in and 9 runs scored... Drove in 4 runs with grand-slam home run vs. Northwest Nazarene on 2/20/09... Committed 15 errors in 165 chances for.909 fielding average. FRESHMAN SEASON Started and played in 43 games last season... Hit.191 (22-for-115) with 14 runs batted in and 18 runs scored... Homered for first career base hit in 7-1 win over Eastern New Mexico State on 2/15/08... Finished that game 2-for-4 with two runs and four RBI... Tied for third on team with two home runs... Keyed comeback victory over Northwest Nazarene on 3/01/08, going 2-for-3, scoring one run and driving in another. HIGH SCHOOL First-team Skagit Valley Herald all-area and all-northwest League selection as senior at Burlington-Edison High School... Hit.475, helping Tigers place seventh at Class 2A state tournament... Team captain for second year... As junior was first-team Associated Press allstate, all-area and league MVP, batting.510 on squad that won league title and got to state... Started and lettered four years... Also earned four letters in basketball and two in soccer... Second-team all-area and honorable mention all-league as senior in basketball... Played on three teams that reached state three years, finishing seventh as junior... Set school season record for assists (5.0 avg.)... Second-team all-area and honorable mention all-league in soccer as senior... Goalkeeper on team that won league title as junior and placed sixth at state as senior. PERSONAL Born Caitlin Elizabeth Dotlich on December 12, 1988 in Mount Vernon, Washington... Daughter of Kade and Peggy Dotlich... Plans to take program in Physical Therapy. YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

26 24 8 Erika Quint Junior - P Silverdale, WA Central Kitsap Olympic College COACHING STAFF ON QUINT... Erika is an experienced and talented pitcher who will make an immediate impact on our pitching staff. She mixes speeds well, thanks in large part to a devastating change-up that she uses to set-up opposing hitters early in the count. OLYMPIC COLLEGE Twice first-team NWAACC all-northern Region choice and NWAACC all-tourney pick for Rangers, helping them place fourth at NWAACC post-season tournament as sophomore and third as freshman... Hit.415 as sophomore (44-for-106) with 32 runs scored, 20 runs batted in and 14 doubles... NWAACC North Division Pitcher of the Year and OCC Female Athlete of the Year in Had 16-7 record with 1.57 earned run average and 173 strikeouts... Threw two no-hitters, one a perfect game. HIGH SCHOOL Honorable mention Seattle Times all-state as senior at Central Kitsap High School... Three-time all-narrows League pick, earning MVP honors as junior... Helped Cougars to state tournament as senior, league titles as junior and senior and three district playoff appearances... Team MVP and letter winner all three years. PERSONAL Born Erika Jo Quint on June 16, 1989 in Bremerton, Washington... Daughter of Edna Quint... Her sister, Jackie, was softball pitcher at Western, setting school career records for wins (48), complete games (68), innings pitched (601-1/3) and strikeouts (478)... Plans to major in Nutrition or Zoology... Chose Western over New Mexico, Dickinson State and Saint Martin s.

27 25 5 Sam Rutherford Junior - C/IF Kenmore, WA Inglemoor WA Eastside Elite COACHING STAFF ON RUTHERFORD... Sam had a break-out year in 2009 and has showed no signs of slowing down. She should get the majority of the starts behind the plate this season - and will play a big role in our offensive attack this season. SOPHOMORE SEASON Honorable mention Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as sophomore last season... Hit.309 (30-for-97) with 18 runs batted in and 15 runs scored... Had 4 doubles and 2 home runs... Perfect 9-for-9 in stolen bases... Committed 3 errors in 129 chances for.977 fielding percentage. FRESHMAN SEASON Played in 37 games last season, making 29 starts... Hit.247 (22-for-89) with 2 home runs, 10 runs batted in, 13 runs scored and 5 steals... Hit two-run homer to spark victory over Western New Mexico on 2/15/08... Was 3-for-3 with two runs scored in a 5-4 win over Montana State Billings on 3/07/08...Was 2-for-3 with one run, one RBI and triple against Northwest Nazarene on 4/18/08... Had five multi-hit games and two multiple RBI contests... Committed 3 errors in 54 chances (.944 fielding percentage) and threw out 3-of-13 base stealers (24-percent). HIGH SCHOOL Second-team all-kingco League selection as senior at Inglemoor High School... Helped Vikings to 24-5 record, league title and third place at Class 4A state tournament... Hit.397 with 13 runs batted in, 25 runs scored, 3 home runs and 8 doubles... Team MVP and honorable mention all-league as junior on team that placed seventh at state... Honorable mention all-league as sophomore... Started and lettered three years. PERSONAL Born Samantha Rae Rutherford on November 22, 1988 in Seattle, Washington... Daughter of Randy and Jenee Rutherford... Majoring in Business... Chose Western over Pacific Lutheran, Linfield and Puget Sound. YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

28 26 23 Michelle Wrigley Junior - OF Bothell, WA Inglemoor WA Eastside Elite COACHING STAFF ON WRIGLEY... Michelle is a consistent, high-average, high on-base table setter, who should once again be one of the top hitters in the West Region. She enters the season with a career batting average of.348, just.001 points shy of the Western career leader. SOPHOMORE SEASON First-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star for second straight season as sophomore in Started all 46 games... Let team for second consecutive year in batting with.360 average (54-for-150)... Also paced squad in hits (54), runs scored (37), multi-hit games (17), on-base percentage (.410), slugging percentage (.433) and total bases (65) and tied for team lead in doubles (7) and triples (2)... Eight-game hitting streak was also team best... Tied school record with 4 hits vs. Northwest Nazarene on 2/21/09... Committed 4 errors in 56 chances for.929 fielding percentage. FRESHMAN SEASON Second-team Daktronics West Region and first-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star last season... Played in all 48 games, making 47 starts... Led team with.336 average (51-for-152), 34 runs scored, 51 hits and 13 doubles... Also had 14 runs batted in and 7 walks, posting.373 on-base percentage and.421 slugging percentage...was perfect 3-for-3 in stolen base attempts... Had multiple hits in team-best 13 games, three during team-high 10-game hitting streak, hitting.326 (14-for-43) and scoring nine times... Hit.471 (8-for-17) in first seven games... Was 2-for-3 with two runs scored and two RBI versus Northwest Nazarene on 3/13/08... Had three hits against Central Washington on 3/15/08... Was 3-for-4 with three runs scored and three RBI against NNU on 4/19/08... Had three hits and three runs scored in loss at Montana State Billings on 4/26/08... Committed one error in 53 chances for.981 fielding percentage. HIGH SCHOOL First-team all-kingco League pick as senior at Inglemoor High School... Helped Vikings to 24-5 record, league title and third place finish at Class 4A state tournament... Team captain and MVP... Hit.411 with 6 doubles, 2 triples, 17 runs batted in, 25 runs scored and 11 stolen bases... Honorable mention all-league as junior on squad that placed seventh at state... Started and lettered three years. PERSONAL Born Michelle Lorrin Wrigley on August 19, 1989 in Bellevue, Washington... Daughter of Doug and Cindy Wrigley... Majoring in Mathmatics... Chose Western over MSUB and Linfield (OR). YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

29 27 12 Krista Bickar Sophomore - 1B Hoquiam, WA Hoquiam COACHING STAFF ON BECKER... Krista is a tremendously strong right-handed hitter who should continue to hit for power and drive in runs in the middle of our order. Already, she is one of the most feared power hitters in the GNAC, with the ability to change a game with one swing. FRESHMAN SEASON Honorable mention Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as freshman last season... Hit.253 (24-for-95), leading team in both home runs with 4 and runs batted in with Was 3-for-3 vs. Saint Martin s on 4/13/09 and had 4 RBI on grand-slam home run vs. Western Oregon on 3/22/09 HIGH SCHOOL Hit.488 with 18 home runs and 66 runs batted in, all school records, during four-year career at Hoquiam High School... Also had 23-9 record and 1.83 earned run average as pitcher with school-record 253 strikeouts... Most Valuable Player of Evergreen Conference and team MVP as senior, batting.452 with school-record 7 home runs... Seattle Times Athlete of the Week... Helped Grizzlies to Class 2A state tournament... First-team all-league and team MVP as junior... First-team all-league and team offensive Player of the Year as sophomore on 27-0 team that won league and state titles... Had school-record.552 batting average, along with 10-0 pitching record and 1.24 ERA and school-record 96 strikeouts... As freshman, earned first-team all-league honors on squad that placed fifth at state... Started and lettered four years... Also earned three letters in volleyball and two in basketball... First-team all-league as senior in volleyball. PERSONAL Born Krista Marie Bickar on January 27, 1990 in Aberdeen, Washington... Daughter of John and Jana Bickar... Plans to major in Business... Chose Western over Central Washington. YEAR ERA W-L AP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG. HBP Total: YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

30 28 2 Jessica Carey Sophomore - OF Everett, WA Everett Ohio Dominican COACHING STAFF ON CAREY... Jessica is lightining quick and should make an immediate impact with her speed andconsistent athletic ability. She ll compete immediately for time in centerfi eld and at the top of the batting order. OHIO DOMINICAN Transfer from Ohio Dominican University... Was starter in all 38 games played for Panthers, hitting.241 (28-for-116) with 14 runs scored and 14 runs batted in... Had 6 doubles, 1 triple and 1 home run... Committed just 1 error in 41 chances (1 assist) for fielding average of One letter... Had two knee injuries during fall practice at ODU. HIGH SCHOOL First-team Class 4A all-state, Everett Herald all-area and Western Conference all-star as senior at Everett High School... Set school record with 41 hits that season for Seagulls... Voted team s offensive MVP... Team captain each of four years... Started and lettered four years... Also lettered two years in volleyball. PERSONAL Born Jessica Janae Carey on February 21, 1989 in Everett, Washington... Daughter of Becky Minkel and Mike Carey... Plans to major in Business... Also recruited by Seattle U., Oregon and Akron.

31 29 9 Jordan Emmil Sophomore - IF Colville, WA Colville NW Athletics Gold COACHING STAFF ON EMMIL... Jordan had an impressive fall camp, showing signs of becoming a consistent power threat from the right-side of the plate. She should provide run-production in the middle of the order all season. FRESHMAN SEASON Played in 30 games and started 26 as freshman last season... Hit.227 (15-for-66) with 5 runs batted in and 12 runs scored... Committed 10 errors in 91 chances for.890 fielding average. HIGH SCHOOL First-team all-great Northern League selection as senior at Colville High School... Team captain for second consecutive year... Helped Indians to 25-3 record, league and district titles for forth straight year each and fourth place in Class 2A state playoffs... Hit.537 with 6 home runs... First-team all-league as sophomore and junior and second-team as freshman... Batted.500 as junior with 15 home runs... Started and lettered four years... Also earned four letters each in volleyball and basketball... First-team all-league as junior and senior in volleyball, playing on teams that placed ninth at state in senior and eighth as freshman... Second-team all-league as senior in basketball. PERSONAL Born Jordan Rae Emmil on November 7, 1989 in Colville, Washington... Daughter of Ken and Laura Emmil... Father played football at Washington State... Majoring in Kinesiology with a specialty in pre-chiropractic... Chose Western over Wright State, Witchita State and Linfield. YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

32 30 14 Stephanie Fox Sophomore - IF Sammamish, WA Eastlake WA Acers Gold COACHING STAFF ON FOX... Stephanie came into her own after moving into the lead-off spot mid-way through last season. She gets on-base at a tremendous rate and should set the table for us all year long. She also should provide power and slugging from the top of the order. FRESHMAN SEASON Honorable mention Great Northwest Athletic Conference all-star as freshman last season... Started all 35 games played... Hit.263 (25-for-95) with 9 runs batted in and 23 runs scored... Led squad with 24 walks and tied for team lead with 7 double and 2 triples... Had 2 home runs... Committed 7 errors in 150 chances for.953 fielding average... Was 3-for-3 with 4 RBI vs. San Francisco State on 4/4/09. HIGH SCHOOL First-team Seattle Times all-state and Most Valuable Player of KingCo 4A League as senior at Eastlake High School, helping Wolves to 26-4 record and Class 4A state championship... Posted 21-2 record with 0.85 earned run average and hit Pitched complete-game 4-1 victory over nationally No.17-ranked Shadle Park in state title contest... Team captain for second straight year... First-team all-league as junior, batting.494 with.680 slugging percentage... Team Offensive Player of the Year... Scholastic Award winner for second straight year... First-team all-league as sophomore...named squad s Rookie of the Year... Started and lettered three years. PERSONAL Born Stephanie Nicole Fox on May 8, 1990 in Kirkland, Washington... Daughter of Brian and Barbara Fox... Plans to major in Psychology... Chose Western over Southern Mississippi, Penn State and UC San Diego. YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

33 31 4 Alyssa Malland Sophomore - P Mukilteo, WA Kamiak WA Triple Threat Gold COACHING STAFF ON MALLAND... Alyssa is a constant competitor, who showed great potential last season and will blossom with a year of experience under her belt. She is truly a pitcher - she hits her spots and changes speeds very well. FRESHMAN SEASON Made 18 appearances as freshman last season, posting 2-2 record and having 1 save with 4.42 earned one average... Started 3 games and had 3 complete games... Struck out 10 and walked 10 in 44-1/3 innings pitched. HIGH SCHOOL Second-team all-western Conference South Division as senior at Kamiak High School... Team captain and MVP... Helped Knights to Class 4A district playoffs for fourth straight year... Honorable mention Everett Herald all-area and second-team all-league as junior at Kamiak High School... Led team with.426 batting average... Second-team all-league outfielder as sophomore on team that reached state tournament... Most inspirational... Started and lettered three years. PERSONAL Born Alyssa Marie Malland on April 21, 1990 in Redmond, Washington... Daughter of Gregory and Yvonne Malland... Brother Michael plays baseball at Seattle University... Plans to major in Elementry Education... Chose Western over Towson, Seattle U. and Linfield. YEAR ERA W-L AP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG. HBP Total: YEAR AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E Total:

34 32 1 Melissa Becker RS Freshman - IF Graham, WA Graham-Kapowsin WA Ms Stix COACHING STAFF ON BECKER... Melissa is as steady as they come - she does all of the little things you need to do to win games very well. She sprays line drives all over the fi eld with a short compact swing and should see time at both middle infi eld positions. HIGH SCHOOL First-team all-south Puget Sound League selection as senior at Graham-Kapowsin High School... Team captain for Eagles, batting over.400 and leading team in runs batted in... Honorable mention all-league as junior on squad that placed seventh at Class 4A state tournament... Also honorable mention all-league as sophomore... Started and lettered three years. PERSONAL Born Melissa Allyson Becker on March 21, 1990 in Puyallup, Washington... Daughter of John and LeAnne Becker... Plans to major in Education... Chose Western over Montana State Billings, Queens College and Central Washington.

35 33 22 Rachelle Berry Freshman - 1B/OF Alger, WA Burlington-Edison WA Triple Threat Gold COACHING STAFF ON BERRY... Rachelle will remind a lot of Viking fans of Michelle Wrigley - except with more power potential. She is a consistent offensive threat, who really tries to drive the ball but does not strikeout very much. She ll see time at both fi rst base and in right fi eld. HIGH SCHOOL First-team Class 2A all-state, Skagit Valley Herald all-area and Northwest League allstar as senior at Burlington-Edison High School, helping Tigers to state title... Hit.427 (38-for-89) with 19 runs batted in and 35 runs scored... Had three doubles and six triples with on-base percentage of Team captain and Golden Glove award winner, both for second straight season... First-team all-state and all-league as junior... Hit.419 with 13 doubles and 12 runs batted in, helping Tigers place second at state... Led Triple Threat Gold with.427 average during summer of PERSONAL Born Rachelle Victoria Berry on April 10, 1991 in Mount Vernon, Washington... Daughter of Kim and Sherry Berry... Plans to major in Journalism... Chose Western over Seattle U., Portland State, Southeast Louisiana and Dartmouth.

36 34 18 Erika Hendron Freshman - P Redmond, WA Redmond WA Ladyhawks Gold COACHING STAFF ON HENDRON... Erika will compete for a spot in the rotation and provide great depth in the circle. She is a hard-throwing righty, who will attack hitters in the strikezone and miss a lot of bats. She is the type of pitcher who will always give her team a chance to win. HIGH SCHOOL Second-team Class 4A all-state choice and Kingco 4A Pitcher of the Year as senior at Redmond High School... Helped Mustangs win league title and place fifth at state tournament... Team co-captain and MVP... Had 18-7 record with 0.58 earned run average and 170 strikeouts... Seattle P-I all-area and second-team all-kingco 4A League choice as junior, helping Mustangs place third at state... Posted 8-5 record with 1.71 earned run average... Led league with 120 strikeouts in 78 innings pitched... Played on ASA Washington Ladyhawks Gold, helping team finish seventh at 18-under Gold nationals in Oklahoma City. PERSONAL Born Erika Ingrid Hendron on May 12, 1991 in Seattle, Washington... Daughter of John and Ingrid Hendron... Her great-grandmother, Irene Myron, graduated from Western in Plans to major in Health Science... Chose Western over Nevada (Reno) and Pacific Lutheran.

37 35 24 Jackie Rothenberger Freshman - C/OF Coquitlam, BC Gleneagle White Rock Renegades COACHING STAFF ON ROTHENBERGER... Jackie will make an immediate impact on both sides of the ball - shes a plus defender at a premium defensive position and a consistent right-handed hitter for both power and average. HIGH SCHOOL Played on two national championship teams during summer of Helped Team British Columbia to title at Canada Summer Games held at Prince Edward Island... Firststring catcher for Team B.C. the last three seasons... Member of White Rock Renegades squad that took title at Canadian National Championships in Toronto, hitting walk-off home run for 2-1 win over Manitoba in championship game... Hit.333 overall at that tournament... Batted.372 (45-for-121) for White Rock Renegades in 2008, having.441 on-base percentage with 6 doubles, 5 home runs and 30 runs batted in... Invited to tryout for Canadian Junior National Team in Started and lettered four years in field hockey at Gleneagle Secondary... Helped Talons to four straight trips to provincial championships, placing third as senior and fifth as junior. PERSONAL Born Jacqueline Nichole Rothenberger on January 27, 1991 in Vancouver, British Columbia... Daughter of Wayne and Jean Rothenberger... Brother David played football at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec... Plans to major in Communications... Chose Western over Univeristy of Dayton, UBC and Simon Fraser.

38 36 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL WELCOME TO THE... COMMISSIONER RICHARD R. HANNAN Richard R. Hannan, who has been involved in intercollegiate athletics for more than three decades, was appointed the first commissioner of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) on May, Prior to taking over as commissioner, Hannan, a native of Spokane, Wash., served as interim athletic director at Lewis-Clark State College. Hannan, who also was the athletic director and head basketball coach at LCSC between 1974 and 1989, has also been an athletic director at two NCAA Division I schools. Hannan, who earned a BA degree in social science in 1963 at Eastern Washington University, coached basketball at Columbia Basin College for seven years ( ) before beginning his first term at LCSC. SPOKANE, WA -- The Great Northwest Athletic Conference, which is in its eighth season of athletic competition, is comprised of nine NCAA Division II schools. The nine schools are located in five different states, including four in the state of Washington: Central Washington University, Saint Martin s University, Seattle Pacific University and Western Washington University. The GNAC, which was officially founded on July 1, 2001, also includes the University of Alaska Anchorage, the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Montana State University Billings, Northwest Nazarene University (Idaho) and Western Oregon University. Humboldt State University (Calif.) was a charter member of the conference but left following the season. MSU Billings joined the GNAC this fall. Prior to the formation of the GNAC, all the schools were members of the PacWest Conference. Four of the schools in the conference - Alaska Anchorage, Alaska Fairbanks, Montana State Billings and Seattle Pacific were charter members of the PacWest, which was created in May, 1992 with the merger of the Great Northwest Conference and the Continental Divide Conference. Four current GNAC members - Central Washington, Saint Martin s, Western Oregon and Western Washington joined the PacWest prior to the season Central Washington, Saint Martin s and Western Washington were previously members of the Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference, while Western Oregon was a member of the Cascade Conference. Northwest Nazarene, from the Cascade conferences, joined the PacWest prior to the season. The GNAC sponsors championships in seven men s and seven women s sports, including volleyball, men s and women s soccer, men s and women s cross country, men s and women s basketball, baseball, men s golf, softball, men s and women s indoor trackand-field and men s and women s outdoor track-and-field. While at LCSC, he served as the host athletic director for the NAIA national baseball tournament for six years. He developed an honorary coaches program for the tournament. He also helped organize the Lewis-Clark State Warrior Booster Club, which became a substantial funding source for he college. The LCSC program made substantial growth during his tenure, correcting inequities in the women s sports programs and adding the sports of men s and women s tennis. The Warrior baseball team also won four NAIA national titles during his term. Hannan was appointed the athletic director at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah, in Three years later he was appointed to the same position at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos, Tex before returning to the Northwest. During his tenure at Weber State, he implemented a student advisory board and created an academic support system for studentathletes. He also balanced the athletic department budget in spite of an $183,000 revenue shortfall and developed coaches television shows. He also created a radio broadcasting program, bring the game broadcasts, promotions and marking in-house. At Southwest Texas State, Hannan was responsible for creating and developing the schools first athletics endowment fund, doubling revenue production for the athletic department. He initiated a television program for football, a format that was adopted by the Southland Conference. He also developed and implemented a program to eliminate Title IX department deficiencies. Hannan, who earned a master s degree in guidance counseling from Eastern Washington in 1967, is a member of the NAIA Hallof-Fame and the NWAACC Hall-of-Fame. Prior to coaching at the collegiate level, he was the head basketball coach at North Central High School in Spokane between 1964 and Hannan and his wife, Nancy, have been married for 46 years. They have three adult children, Gregory, Molly (Akey) and Douglas, and four grandchildren.

39 37 SIMON FRASER TO JOIN GNAC IN Simon Fraser University has officially accepted an invitation to become the 10th full-fledged active member of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, GNAC Commissioner Richard Hannan has announced. Hannan made the announcement during a press conference on the SFU campus in Burnaby, B.C. Wednesday. The GNAC is a NCAA Division II conference, which currently has member institutions in five states including Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska. Simon Fraser s membership is effectively immediately. Its teams will begin competing in the conference in the fall of The Canadian s school membership application to the GNAC was unanimously approved by the GNAC Management Council and the GNAC CEO Board, which is composed of the presidents and chancellors of the nine universities. The member institutions of the GNAC have been considering expansion for a number of years, Dr. Philip Eaton, who is the president of Seattle Pacific University and the chair of the GNAC CEO Board, said. We have looked at a huge number of possible institutions. Simon Fraser University is ideal and fits the profile of our conference extremely well. So we celebrate the culmination of a lot of hard work and eagerly welcome our friends at Simon Fraser into our conference. Earlier this summer, Simon Fraser became the first institution outside the United States to enter the NCAA membership process after the Division II Membership Committee accepted the institution s application during a meeting in Indianapolis. Western Oregon University and Western Washington University. In addition Humboldt State University (Calif.) and Dixie State College (Utah) are affiliate members in football. The NCAA is very excited that Simon Fraser has been accepted to start the membership process with Division II and has been invited by the GNAC to become a new conference member, NCAA Division II Vice President Mike Racy. The next few years will be very important as Simon Fraser seeks active Division II membership and the NCAA is pleased that the GNAC office and its member schools will be there to assist Simon Fraser with this important initiative. No one would dispute that the highest level of intercollegiate sport in North America is played at the NCAA, and that s where we want to be - in the NCAA and as a member of the GNAC, SFU athletic director David Murphy said. We re a Division II fit in philosophy, with our emphasis on student-athlete balance, facilities and level of athletics competition. We re looking forward to a long and fruitful relationship with the GNAC. This (joining the GNAC and NCAA) is a first for a Canadian university, and it reflects our long history of competing in U.S. varsity associations and conferences, said SFU President Michael Stevenson. It means a high level of competition and challenge for our athletes. As has always been the case, our primary concern is that our athletes succeed as students. The NCAA and GNAC have strong academic requirements and we will maintain the high academic The addition of Simon Fraser opens an exciting new chapter for the GNAC, Hannan said. We are extremely pleased that Simon Fraser has accepted our invitation to become a member of the GNAC. SFU provides us with another quality institution - academically, athletically and geographically. Simon Fraser will compete in the conference in football, volleyball, men s and women s soccer, men s and women s cross country, men s and women s basketball, men s and women s indoor track and field, men s and women s outdoor track and field, softball and golf. SFU currently sponsors teams in 14 of the GNAC s 15 officially recognized sports. The only conference sport in which it doesn t participate is baseball. Simon Fraser began a two-year candidacy period for NCAA membership this fall. It also must complete at least one year of provisional status before being accepted as full-time Division II member, meaning the Canadian institution could become an active Division II member - and become eligible for post-season play - by the fall Simon Fraser becomes the 10th full-fledged GNAC member joining the University of Alaska Anchorage, the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Central Washington University, Montana State University Billings, Northwest Nazarene University (Idaho), Saint Martin s University (Wash.), Seattle Pacific University (Wash.),

40 38 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL CAL STATE UNIVERSITY - DOMINGUEZ HILLS TOROS Jim Maier Katie Jordan Emiley McEwen Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Emiley McEwen, SS AVG, 7 HR, 35 RBI Katie Jordan, OF AVG, 12 SB, 22 R Amber Angel, 1B AVG, 8 HR, 37 RBI Katie Garcia, OF AVG, 17 RBI, 31 R Wendy Espindola, P ERA, 37.0 IP, 15 K Quick Facts Location...Carson, California Founded Enrollment... 12,000 Colors... Cardinal & Gold Nickname...Toros Conference... California Collegiate Athletic Association Facility...Toro Diamond (250) President...Dr. Mildred Garcia Athletic Director...Patrick Guillen Senior Women s Administrator...Theresa Cuarenta Athletic Website... Sports Information Director... Mel Miranda Miranda Phone Miranda ... mmiranda@csudh.edu Head Coach...Jim Maier - 10th Season Career/School Record (.626) / Same Assistant Coaches...Gil Garcia, Valerie Long 2009 Overall Record CCAA Record (Finish) (T-5th) Letterwinners Returning... 7 Letterwinners Lost Starters Returning... 4 Starters Lost... 6 Viking Leaders vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Meghan Flem Sarah McEnroe Krista Bickar Caitlin Dotlich Jordan Emmil Sam Rutherford Stephanie Fox Michelle Wrigley Kelsey Anderson Karli Baumgartner Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Hilary Cosentino Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Meetings 03/27 at Turlock, California 2:00 PM Last 10 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills 03/21/00 at Carson, California W, /20/01 at Bakersfield, California L, /07/02 at Turlock, California W, /04/03 at Turlock, California L, /03/04 at Turlock, California L, /31/06 at Turlock, California L, /30/07 at Turlock, California W, /29/08 at Turlock, California L, /03/09 at Turlock, California L, /05/09 at Turlock, California L, 4-3 Series History...CSUDH Leads Series... CSUDH 2-0 First Meeting... WWU 6-1 (03/21/00) Last Meeting... CSUDH 4-3 (04/05/09) Last Five...CSUDH Leads 4-1 Last 10...CSUDH Leads 7-3

41 39 CAL STATE UNIVERSITY - MONTEREY BAY OTTERS Andrea Kenney Shae Olds Niki Ames Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Shae Olds, C AVG, 15 HR, 44 RBI Jennifer Montez, OF AVG, 10 2B, 36 R Niki Ames, IF AVG, 6 HR, 33 RBI Jamie Moon, UT AVG, 12 2B, 29 R Jessica Moon, P ERA, 30.2 IP, 17 K Quick Facts Location...Seaside, California Founded Enrollment... 4,000 Colors...Bay Blue and Golden Sand Nickname... Otters Conference... California Collegiate Athletic Association Facility...CSUMB Softball Complex President...Dr. Dianne Harrison Athletic Director...Vince Otoupal Senior Women s Administrator...Stephanie Duke Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Mindy Mills Mills Phone Mills ...mindy_mills@csumb.edu Head Coach... Andrea Kenney - 5th Season Career/School Record (.514) / (.481) Assistant Coaches...Nicole Deatherage, Carlotta Zauli Viking Leaders vs. Cal State Monterey Bay Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Caitlin Dotlich Michelle Wrigley Kelsey Anderson Jordan Emmil Stephanie Fox Krista Bickar Sam Rutherford Karli Baumgartner Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Hilary Cosentino Meghan Flem Erika Hendron Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Erika Hendron Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Meetings 03/23 at Monterey, California TBA Series History vs. CSU Monterey Bay 04/02/06 at Turlock, California W, /03/09 at Turlock, California L, Overall Record CCAA Record (Finish) (2nd) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 7 Starters Returning... 6 Starters Lost... 4 Series History...Series Tied Series...CSUMB 1-0 First Meeting... WWU 8-2 (04/02/06) Last Meeting...CSUMB 4-0 (04/03/09) Last Five... N/A Last N/A

42 40 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL CAL STATE UNIVERSITY - STANISLAUS WARRIORS Jan Schefkowitz Jen Arnold Erika McIntyre Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Jen Arnold, 1B AVG, 7 HR, 34 RBI Erika McIntyre, 3B AVG, 2 HR, 28 RBI Brittany Balanesi, C AVG, 9 SB, 17 R Nikky Rissetto, IF AVG, 9 SB, 22 R Jen Arnold, P ERA, IP, 60 K Quick Facts Location... Turlock, California Founded Enrollment... 8,000 Colors...Red & Gold Nickname... Warriors Conference... California Collegiate Athletic Conference Facility...Warrior Field (500) President...Dr. Hamid Shirvani Athletic Director...Dr. Milton Richards Senior Women s Administrator... Kim Duyst Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Hung Tsai Tsai Phone Tsai ... htsai@csustan.edu Head Coach...Jan Schefkowitz - 18th Season Career/School Record (.529) / Same Assistant Coaches... Paul Cavan, Jessica Scholl 2009 Overall Record CCAA Record (Finish) (T-5th) Letterwinners Returning... 7 Letterwinners Lost... 8 Starters Returning... 5 Starters Lost... 5 Viking Leaders vs. Cal State Stanislaus Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Michelle Wrigley Meghan Flem Kelsey Anderson Caitlin Dotlich Hilary Cosentino Sarah McEnroe Sam Rutherford Jordan Emmil Stephanie Fox Krista Bickar Karli Baumgartner Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Meetings 03/26 at Turlock, California 5:45 PM Last 10 vs. Cal State Stanislaus 03/25/03 at Turlock, California L, /05/03 at Turlock, California W, /26/04 at Turlock, California L, /26/04 at Turlock, California L, /26/07 at Turlock, California L, /26/07 at Turlock, California L, /01/07 at Turlock, California L, /10/07 at Turlock, California L, /14/08 at Phoenix, Arizona L, /16/08 at Phoenix, Arizona W, 4-3 Series History... CSUS Leads Series... No Meetings First Meeting... WWU 8-1 (02/15/98) Last Meeting... WWU 4-3 (02/16/08) Last Five... CSUS Leads 4-1 Last CSUS Leads 8-2

43 41 CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WILDCATS Gary Frederick Danielle Monson Lindy Baxter Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Taylor Trautmann, UT AVG, 32 R, 17 RBI Danielle Monson, OF AVG, 28 R, 9 SB Michelle Torre, 1B AVG, 1 HR, 16 RBI Lindy Baxter, P ERA, 80.2 IP, 81 K Katriina Reime, P ERA, 68.1 IP, 27 K Quick Facts Location...Ellensburg, Washington Founded Enrollment... 9,418 Colors... Crimson and Black Nickname...Wildcats Conference Affiliation...Great Northwest Athletic Facility...CWU Field (300) President... Dr. Jerilyn S. McIntyre Athletic Director...Jack Bishop Senior Women s Administrator...Traci Steely Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Jonathan Gordon Gordon Phone Gordon ...gordonj@cwu.edu Head Coach...Gary Frederick - 16th Season Career/School Record (.448) / Same Assistant Coaches...Kelli Spaulding, Mallory Holtman 2009 Overall Record GNAC Record (Finish) (2nd) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 4 Starters Returning... 6 Starters Lost... 4 Series History...WWU Leads Series...CWU Won 5-3 First Meeting... WWU 4-1 (03/06/93) Last Meeting...CWU 4-0 (04/14/09) Last Five...CWU Leads 4-1 Last 10...CWU Leads 6-4 Viking Leaders vs. Central Washington Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Stephanie Fox Michelle Wrigley Sarah McEnroe Sam Rutherford Meghan Flem Kelsey Anderson Krista Bickar Caitlin Dotlich Hilary Cosentino Karli Baumgartner Jordan Emmil Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Hendron Erika Quint Meetings 04/02 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) 1:00 PM 04/03 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) NOON 05/07 at Ellensburg, Washington (DH) 1:00 PM 05/08 at Ellensburg, Washington (DH) NOON Last 10 vs. Central Washington 04/20/08 at Bellingham, Washington L, /20/08 at Bellingham, Washington W, /28/09 at Bellingham, Washington W, /28/09 at Bellingham, Washington W, /28/09 at Ellensburg, Washington L, /28/09 at Ellensburg, Washington L, /29/09 at Ellensburg, Washington W, /29/09 at Ellensburg, Washington L, /14/09 at Bellingham, Washington L, /14/09 at Bellingham, Washington L, 4-0

44 42 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL CHICO STATE UNIVERSITY WILDCATS Angel Shamblin Jessica McDermott Christine Johnson Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Christine Johnson, OF AVG, 9 RBI, 18 R Jenna Wermes, C AVG, 6 2B, 16 RBI Rachel Failla, 1B AVG, 3 HR, 12 RBI Jessica McDermott, P ERA, 171.2, 103 Lauren Walker, P ERA, 148.0, 77 Quick Facts Location... Chico, California Founded Enrollment... 16,000 Colors... Cardinal & White Nickname...Wildcats Conference... California Collegiate Athletic Association Facility...University Softball Field (Open) President... Dr. Paul Zingg Athletic Director... Anita Barker Senior Women s Administrator...Teresa Clements Athletic Website... Sports Information Director... Luke Reid Reid Phone Reid ... lreid@csuchico.edu Head Coach...Angel Shamblin - 1st Season Career/School Record / Same Assistant Coaches...Allison Smith 2009 Overall Record CCAA Record (Finish) (9th) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 2 Starters Returning... 8 Starters Lost... 2 Viking Leaders vs. Chico State Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Kelsey Anderson Meghan Flem Jordan Emmil Stephanie Fox Michelle Wrigley Caitlin Dotlich Krista Bickar Sam Rutherford Karli Baumgartner Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Hilary Cosentino Erika Hendron Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Meetings 03/27 at Turlock, California 11:15 AM Last 10 vs. Chico State 03/28/03 at Chico, California L, /28/03 at Chico, California W, /24/04 at Chico, California L, /24/04 at Chico, California L, /03/05 at Turlock, California L, /23/06 at Chico, California L, /23/06 at Chico, California W, /31/07 at Turlock, California W, /28/08 at Turlock, California L, /04/09 at Turlock, California L, 3-0 Series History...Chico Leads Series... Chico 1-0 First Meeting... WWU 5-0 (03/24/00) Last Meeting... Chico 3-0 (04/04/09) Last Five... Chico 3-2 Last Chico 7-3

45 43 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII-HILO VULCANS Gwen Kagaoan Amber Waraka Sierra Green Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Sierra Green, OF AVG,.393 OBP, 28 R Aisha Sueda, IF AVG, 4 HR, 24 RBI Christina Pedroza, DP AVG, 11 2B, 16 RBI Tessa Truong, OF AVG, 4 HR, 22 RBI Amber Waraka, P ERA, IP, 144 K Quick Facts Location... Hilo, Hawaii Founded Enrollment... 3,500 Colors...Red, White and Navy Blue Nickname... Vulcans Conference Affiliation... Pacific West Facility...Vulcan Softball Field President...Dr. David McLain Athletic Director...Dr. Luoluo Hong Senior Women s Administrator... Gwen Kagaoan Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Kelly Leong Leong Phone Leong ...kellyl@hawaii.edu Interim Head Coach...Gwen Kagaoan - 1st Season Career/School Record (.000) / Same Assistant Coach... Fred Entilla Viking Leaders vs. Hawaii Hilo Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Kelsey Anderson Sam Rutherford Caitlin Dotlich Meghan Flem Krista Bickar Michelle Wrigley Karli Baumgartner Stephanie Fox Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Hilary Cosentino Jordan Emmil Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Sarah McEnroe Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Meetings 03/23 at Monterey, California TBA Series History vs. Hawaii Hilo 02/17/07 at Phoenix, Arizona L, /03/09 at Turlock, California L, Overall Record PacWest Record (Finish) (4th) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 1 Starters Returning... 9 Starters Lost... 1 Series History...UHH Leads Series...UHH Won 1-0 First Meeting... UHH 10-3 (02/17/07) Last Meeting... UHH 6-5 (04/03/09) Last Five... N/A Last N/A

46 44 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY LUMBERJACKS Frank Cheek Nikki Ketteringham Gracie Perez Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Nikki Ketteringham, 1B AVG, 9 HR, 43 RBI Lindsay Warren, OF AVG, 10 HR, 44 RBI Geneva Perrine, SS AVG, 4 HR, 24 RBI Felicia Viveiros, OF AVG, 7 HR, 25 RBI Gracie Perez, P ERA, IP, 134 K Quick Facts Location... Arcata, California Founded Enrollment... 7,500 Colors... Green & Gold Nickname... Lumberjacks Conference... California Collegiate Athletic Association Facility...HSU Softball Field (Open) President... Dr. Rollin Richmond Athletic Director...Dan Collen Senior Women s Administrator...Joddie Gleason Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Dan Pambianco Pambianco Phone Pambianco ... dmp1@humboldt.edu Head Coach...Frank Cheek - 22nd Season Career/School Record...1, (.793) Assistant Coaches...Shelli Maher-Sarchett, Art Jones 2009 Overall Record CCAA Record (Finish) (1st) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 7 Starters Returning... 5 Starters Lost... 5 Viking Leaders vs. Humboldt State Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Caitlin Dotlich Sarah McEnroe Kelsey Anderson Michelle Wrigley Meghan Flem Jordan Emmil Stephanie Fox Krista Bickar Sam Rutherford Karli Baumgartner Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Hilary Cosentino Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Meetings 03/27 at Turlock, California 4:15 AM Last 10 vs. Humboldt State 05/07/05 at Arcata, California L, /07/05 at Arcata, California W, /02/06 at Richland, Washington L, /12/06 at Bellingham, Washington L, /12/06 at Bellingham, Washington L, /29/06 at Arcata, California L, /29/06 at Arcata, California L, /30/06 at Arcata, California L, /30/06 at Arcata, California L, /29/08 at Turlock, California L, 2-0 Series History... HSU Leads Series... No Meetings First Meeting...HSU 5-1 (03/28/97) Last Meeting...HSU 2-0 (03/29/08) Last Five...HSU 5-0 Last 10...HSU 9-1

47 45 MONTANA ST. UNIVERSITY - BILLINGS YELLOWJACKETS Tony Stone Kelly Parsons Kassie Conder Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Whitney Whittemore, SS AVG, 4 HR, 15 RBI Kelly Parsons, C AVG, 6 HR, 28 RBI Stevie Howard, 2B AVG, 3 HR, 15 RBI Jenna VanEykeren, C AVG, 2 HR, 12 RBI Kassie Conder, P ERA, IP, 151 K Quick Facts Location... Billings, Montana Founded Enrollment... 4,799 Colors...Navy and Gold Nickname...Yellowjackets Conference Affiliation...Great Northwest Athletic Facility...Cenex Stadium (350) President...Dr. Ronald P. Sexton Athletic Director... Dr. Gary Gray Senior Women s Administrator... Krista Montague Athletic Website... Sports Information Director... Kit Strief Strief Phone Strief ...kstrief@msubillings.edu Head Coach...Tony Stone - 3rd Season Career/School Record (.652) / Same Assistant Coach... Lisa Allen, Aaron Jackson 2009 Overall Record GNAC Record (Finish) (1st) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 7 Starters Returning... 4 Starters Lost... 6 Series History...MSUB Leads Series...MSUB Won 7-1 First Meeting... WWU 15-1 (02/28/03) Last Meeting...MSUB 10-8 (04/19/09) Last Five...MSUB Leads 5-0 Last 10...MSUB Leads 8-2 Viking Leaders vs. Montana State Billings Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Sam Rutherford Michelle Wrigley Meghan Flem Kelsey Anderson Sarah McEnroe Krista Bickar Karli Baumgartner Caitlin Dotlich Jordan Emmil Stephanie Fox Hilary Cosentino Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Hendron Erika Quint Meetings 03/06 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) NOON 03/07 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) NOON 04/17 at Billings, Montana (DH) 1:00 PM 04/18 at Billings, Montana (DH) 1:00 PM Last 10 vs. MSU Billings 04/27/08 at Billings, Montana L, /27/08 at Billings, Montana W, /06/09 at Bellingham, Washington W, /07/09 at Bellingham, Washington L, /07/09 at Bellingham, Washington L, /07/09 at Bellingham, Washington L, /18/09 at Billings, Montana L, /18/09 at Billings, Montana L, /19/09 at Billings, Montana L, /19/09 at Billings, Montana L, 10-8

48 46 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL NORTHWEST NAZARENE UNIVERSITY CRUSADERS Julie Coert Haley Hevern Chelsey Anderson Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Haley Hevern, SS AVG, 7 HR, 18 RBI Arielle Chao, C AVG, 4 HR, 21 RBI Chelsey Anderson, DP AVG, 7 2B, 8 RBI Chelsey Anderson, P ERA, IP, 75 K Cara Duckworth, P ERA, IP, 59 K Quick Facts Location... Nampa, Idaho Founded Enrollment... 1,755 Colors...Red, Black and White Nickname... Crusaders Conference Affiliation...Great Northwest Athletic Facility...Halle Field (300) President... Dr. Richard A. Hagood Athletic Director...Rich Sanders Senior Women s Administrator...Barb Robertson Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Craig Stensgaard Stensgaard Phone Stensgaard ...cmstensgaard@nnu.edu Head Coach...Julie Coert - 6th Season Career/School Record (.186) / Same Assistant Coach... Katie Seward 2009 Overall Record GNAC Record (Finish) (6th) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 2 Starters Returning... 8 Starters Lost... 2 Series History...WWU Leads Series...WWU Won 7-1 First Meeting... WWU 8-0 (04/20/03) Last Meeting...WWU 7-3 (04/11/09) Last Five...WWU Leads 5-0 Last 10...WWU Leads 9-1 Viking Leaders vs. Northwest Nazarene Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Michelle Wrigley Sam Rutherford Meghan Flem Hilary Cosentino Karli Baumgartner Caitlin Dotlich Kelsey Anderson Stephanie Fox Krista Bickar Jordan Emmil Sarah McEnroe Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Hendron Erika Quint Meetings 03/12 at Nampa, Idaho (DH) 2:00 PM 03/13 at Nampa, Idaho (DH) NOON 04/30 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) 1:00 PM 05/01 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) NOON Last 10 vs. Northwest Nazarene 04/18/08 at Bellingham, Washington W, /19/08 at Bellingham, Washington W, /20/09 at Nampa, Idaho L, /20/09 at Nampa, Idaho W, /21/09 at Nampa, Idaho W, /21/09 at Nampa, Idaho W, /10/09 at Bellingham, Washington W, /10/09 at Bellingham, Washington W, /11/09 at Bellingham, Washington W, /11/09 at Bellingham, Washington W, 7-3

49 47 SAINT MARTIN S UNIVERSITY SAINTS Tiffany Qunell Morgan Klemm Brandi Klemm Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Morgan Klemm, 3B AVG, 6 HR, 22 RBI Kristine Kaneshiro, OF AVG, 4 HR, 25 RBI Brandi Klemm, DP AVG, 7 2B, 18 RBI Kelsey McGladrey, C AVG, 3 HR, 25 RBI Brandi Klemm, P ERA, IP, 40 K Quick Facts Location...Lacey, Washington Founded Enrollment... 1,200 Colors... Red and White Nickname... Saints Conference Affiliation...Great Northwest Athletic Facility... Saints Field (200) President...Dr. Douglas M. Astolfi Athletic Director...Bob Grisham Senior Women s Administrator... Debbie Rogers Athletic Website... Sports Information Director... Nykki Schele Schele Phone Schele ...nschele@stmartin.edu Head Coach... Tiffany Qunell (4th Season) Career/School Record (.277) / Same Assistant Coach... Cheryl Zaragoza 2009 Overall Record GNAC Record (Finish) (5th) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 5 Starters Returning... 6 Starters Lost... 4 Series History...WWU Leads Series...SMU Won 5-3 First Meeting... WWU 1-0 (03/25/95) Last Meeting... SMU 6-4 (04/26/09) Last Five...SMU Leads 3-2 Last 10...SMU Leads 6-4 Viking Leaders vs. Saint Martin s Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Alyssa Malland Krista Bickar Jordan Emmil Michelle Wrigley Meghan Flem Hilary Cosentino Sam Rutherford Sarah McEnroe Caitlin Dotlich Kelsey Anderson Stephanie Fox Karli Baumgartner Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Erika Hendron Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Hendron Erika Quint Meetings 03/20 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) NOON 03/21 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) NOON 04/24 at Lacey, Washington (DH) NOON 04/25 at Lacey, Washington (DH) NOON Last 10 vs. Saint Martin s 05/01/08 at Billings, Montana W, /01/08 at Billings, Montana L, /13/09 at Bellingham, Washington L, /13/09 at Bellingham, Washington W, /21/09 at Bellingham, Washington L, /21/09 at Bellingham, Washington L, /25/09 at Lacey, Washington L, /25/09 at Lacey, Washington W, /26/09 at Lacey, Washington W, /26/09 at Lacey, Washington L, 6-4

50 48 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY GATORS Christina Byrne Ashley Jackson Kelsey Wood Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Kelsey Wood, C AVG, 12 2B, 23 RBI Lea Cardenas, AVG, 10 HR, 32 RBI Karolyn Gubbine, AVG, 11 SB, 21 RBI Ashley Jackson, P ERA, IP, 122 K Vanessa Truan, P ERA, IP, 84 K Quick Facts Location... San Francisco, California Founded Enrollment... 27,000 Colors...Purple and Gold Nickname... Gators Conference... California Collegiate Athletic Association Facility...SF State Field (100) President... Dr. Robert A. Corrigan Athletic Director... Dr. Michael J. Simpson Senior Women s Administrator...Cathy McDermott Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Joe Danahey Danahey Phone Danahey ... joed@sfsu.edu Head Coach...Christina Byrne - 3rd Season Career/School Record (.561) / Same Assistant Coaches...Nikki Palmer, Al Estoesta 2009 Overall Record CCAA Record (Finish) (T-7th) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 3 Starters Returning... 8 Starters Lost... 2 Viking Leaders vs. San Francisco State Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Stephanie Fox Sarah McEnroe Sam Rutherford Jordan Emmil Caitlin Dotlich Kelsey Anderson Meghan Flem Michelle Wrigley Alyssa Malland Krista Bickar Karli Baumgartner Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Hilary Cosentino Erika Hendron Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Hendron Erika Quint Meetings 03/24 at San Francisco, California (DH) 1:00 PM 03/26 at Turlock, California 1:15 PM Last 10 vs. San Francisco State 03/23/04 at San Francisco, California W, /02/04 at Turlock, California L, /21/06 at San Francisco, California L, /21/06 at San Francisco, California W, /25/07 at San Francisco, California L, /25/07 at San Francisco, California L, /31/07 at Turlock, California W, /28/08 at Turlock, California L, /31/09 at San Francisco, California L, /04/09 at Turlock, California W, 5-2 Series History...Series Tied Series...Series Tied 1-1 First Meeting... WWU 7-6 (04/04/03) Last Meeting... WWU 5-2 (04/04/09) Last Five...SFSU Leads 3-2 Last 10...SFSU Leads 6-4

51 49 SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY CLAN Mike Renney Jessie Harris Kylie Ellis Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Jessie Harris, OF AVG, 29 R, 16 RBI Stefani Durrant, UT AVG, 8 2B, 17 RBI Chrissy Caviglia, SS AVG, 28 R, 6 RBI Hayley Cicchetti, UT AVG, 2 HR, 22 RBI Kylie Ellis, P ERA, 79.1 IP, 93 K Quick Facts Location... Burnaby, BC Founded Enrollment... 18,500 Colors... Red, Blue & White Nickname...Clan Affiliation... NAIA Facility...Softball City (1,000) President...Dr. Michael Stevenson Athletic Director... Dr. David Murphy Senior Women s Administrator...Frances Miller Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Scott McLean McLean Phone McLean ...srmclean@sfu.ca Head Coach...Mike Renney - 14th Season Career/School Record (.751) / Same Assistant Coaches... Michelle Peters, Roger Boily 2009 Overall Record Conference Record (Finish)... Independent Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 6 Starters Returning... 5 Starters Lost... 5 Series History...SFU Leads Series... N/A First Meeting...SFU 9-0 (03/10/93) Last Meeting... WWU 7-6 (03/09/08) Last Five... Tied Last WWU Leads Viking Leaders vs. Simon Fraser Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Michelle Wrigley Caitlin Dotlich Kelsey Anderson Sam Rutherford Meghan Flem Hilary Cosentino Alyssa Malland Krista Bickar Jordan Emmil Sarah McEnroe Stephanie Fox Karli Baumgartner Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Erika Hendron Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Hendron Erika Quint Meetings 04/05 at Surrey, British Columbia (DH) 5:00 PM 04/28 at Bellingham, Washington (DH)** 2:00 PM Last 10 vs. Simon Fraser 04/07/00 at Surrey, British Columbia L, /07/00 at Surrey, British Columbia L, /21/00 at Bellingham, Washington W, /21/00 at Bellingham, Washington W, /03/01 at Richland, Washington W, /09/01 at Bellingham, Washington L, /09/01 at Bellingham, Washington T, /22/01 at Hayward, California L, /09/08 at Bellingham, Washington W, /09/08 at Bellingham, Washington W, 7-6 ** International Exhibition

52 50 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL WESTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY WOLVES Pam Knox Tyler Sutherland Jessica Wood Top Returning Players 2009 Statistics Tyler Sutherland, SS AVG, 9 HR, 30 RBI Bailey Rueck, 3B AVG, 2 HR, 20 RBI Jessica Hallmark, OF AVG, 10 HR, 38 RBI Amanda Fleer, 2B AVG, 7 HR, 22 RBI Jessica Wood, P ERA, IP, 134 K Quick Facts Location... Monmouth, Oregon Founded Enrollment... 4,889 Colors... Crimson Red and White Nickname... Wolves Conference Affiliation...Great Northwest Athletic Facility...WOU Field (500) President... Dr. John Minahan Athletic Director...Jon Carey Senior Women s Administrator...Sharon Hall Athletic Website... Sports Information Director...Danny Barnts Barnts Phone Barnts ...barntsd@wou.edu Head Coach... Pam Knox - 7th Season Career/School Record (.519) / (.482) Assistant Coaches... Jami Strinz, Bridget Overstreet 2009 Overall Record GNAC Record (Finish) (3rd) Letterwinners Returning Letterwinners Lost... 0 Starters Returning Starters Lost... 0 Series History...WWU Leads Series...Series Tied 2-2 First Meeting... WOU 5-4 (03/08/96) Last Meeting...WWU (03/22/09) Last Five...WOU Leads 3-2 Last 10...Tied 5-5 Viking Leaders vs. Western Oregon Batter AB AVG HR R RBI Stephanie Fox Jordan Emmil Meghan Flem Krista Bickar Sarah McEnroe Hilary Cosentino Michelle Wrigley Kelsey Anderson Caitlin Dotlich Karli Baumgartner Sam Rutherford Melissa Becker Rachelle Berry Jessica Carey Erika Hendron Alyssa Malland Erika Quint Jackie Rothenberger Pitcher APP IP W-L ERA K Sarah McEnroe Alyssa Malland Erika Hendron Erika Quint Meetings 02/27 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) NOON 02/28 at Bellingham, Washington (DH) NOON 04/10 at Monmouth, Oregon (DH) NOON 04/11 at Monmouth, Oregon (DH) NOON Last 10 vs. Western Oregon 05/06/08 at Bellingham, Washington W, /01/08 at Richland, Washington W, /11/08 at Bellingham, Washington L, /11/08 at Bellingham, Washington W, /03/08 at Monmouth, Oregon L, /03/08 at Monmouth, Oregon L, /21/09 at Monmouth, Oregon L, /21/09 at Monmouth, Oregon L, /22/09 at Monmouth, Oregon W, /22/09 at Monmouth, Oregon W, 4-2

53 51 POTENTIAL WEST REGION OPPONENTS CAL STATE EAST BAY Location...Hayward, CA Founded Enrollment...13,800 Colors...Red, Black & White Nickname...Pioneers Conference...CCAA Website... csueastbay.edu/athletics SID...Marty Valdez Valdez Phone Heach Coach...Barbara Pierce Career Record (.389) 2009 Record Series History... WWU Leads, 1-0 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO Location... San Bernardino, CA Founded Enrollment...17,000 Colors...Columbia Blue & Black Nickname... Coyotes Conference...CCAA Website... csusbathletics.com SID... Mike Murphy Murphy Phone Heach Coach... Tacy Duncan Career Record (.475) 2009 Record Series History... WWU Leads, 9-1 SONOMA STATE Location...Rohnert Park, CA Founded Enrollment...8,000 Colors...Navy, Columbia & White Nickname... Seawolves Conference...CCAA Website...sonoma.edu/athletics SID...Tyler Lobe Lobe Phone Heach Coach... Jennifer Bridges Career Record...1st Season 2009 Record Series History... SSU Leads, 9-5 UC SAN DIEGO Location... La Jolla, CA Founded Enrollment...27,048 Colors...Blue & Gold Nickname... Tritons Conference...CCAA Website... ucsdtritons.com SID... Ryan Hall Hall Phone Heach Coach... Patti Gerckens Career Record (.506) 2009 Record Series History...UCSD Leads, 2-1 BYU-HAWAII Location... Laie, HI Founded Enrollment...2,400 Colors...Crimson, Gold & Grey Nickname... Seasiders Conference...PacWest Website... sports.byuh.edu SID... Scott Lowe Lowe Phone Heach Coach... Scott Lowe Career Record...1st Season 2009 Record Series History... WWU Leads, 1-0 CHAMINADE Location... Honolulu, HI Founded Enrollment...1,100 Colors...Royal Blue & White Nickname...Silverswords Conference...PacWest Website... goswords.com SID...Maurice Maggiolino Maggiolino Phone Heach Coach...Kent Yamaguchi Career Record (.214) 2009 Record Series History... WWU Leads, 3-0 DIXIE STATE Location... St. George, UT Founded Enrollment...4,914 Colors...Red, White & Blue Nickname...Rebels Conference...PacWest Website... dixieathletics.com SID... Jeff Cluff Cluff Phone Heach Coach...Randy Simkins Career Record (.891) 2009 Record Series History... Never Met DOMINICAN Location...San Rafael, CA Founded Enrollment...2,100 Colors... Black & Gold Nickname...Penguins Conference...PacWest Website... dominicanathletics.com SID... Brandon Davis Davis Phone Heach Coach...Bob Herman Career Record (.289) 2009 Record Series History... Never Met GRAND CANYON Location... Phoenix, AZ Founded Enrollment...13,000 Colors...Purple, Black & White Nickname... Antelopes Conference...PacWest Website...athletics.gcu.edu SID... Jim McCurdy McCurdy Phone Heach Coach...Ann Pierson Career Record (.489) 2009 Record Series History... WWU Leads, 4-0 HAWAII PACIFIC Location... Honolulu, HI Founded Enrollment...9,000 Colors... Blue & Green Nickname...Sea Warriors Conference...PacWest Website...hpu.edu SID...John Barry Barry Phone Heach Coach...Bryan Nakasone Career Record (.778) 2009 Record Series History... Series Tied, 1-1 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR Location... Belmont, CA Founded Enrollment...1,491 Colors...Blue & Gold Nickname...Argonauts Conference...PacWest Website... ndnu.edu/athletics SID... Scott Kimmelman Kimmelman Phone Heach Coach... Steve Rianda Career Record (.343) 2009 Record Series History... Series Tied, 1-1

54 52 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL 2009 SCHEDULE & RESULTS WWU RECORD DATE OPPONENT RESULT OVR CONF 2/20 at Northwest Nazarene* L, /20 at Northwest Nazarene* W, /21 at Northwest Nazarene* W, /21 at Northwest Nazarene* W, /28 Central Washington* W, /28 Central Washington* W, /06 Montana State Billings* W, /06 Montana State Billings* L, /07 Montana State Billings* L, /07 Montana State Billings* L, /21 at Western Oregon* L, /21 at Western Oregon* L, /22 at Western Oregon* W, /22 at Western Oregon* W, /28 at Central Washington* L, /28 at Central Washington* L, /29 at Central Washington* W, /29 at Central Washington* L, /31 at San Francisco State L, /01 vs. Academy of Art! W, /01 vs. Academy of Art! W, CSU Stanislaus -- Tournament of Champions (Turlock, CA) 4/03 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills L, /03 vs. CSU Monterey Bay L, /03 vs. Hawaii Hilo L, /04 vs. San Francisco State W, /04 vs. Chico State L, /05 vs. CSU San Bernardino W, /05 vs. CSU Dominguez Hills L, /10 Northwest Nazarene* W, /10 Northwest Nazarene* W, /11 Northwest Nazarene* W, /11 Northwest Nazarene* W, /13 Saint Martin s* L, /13 Saint Martin s* W, /14 Central Washington* L, /14 Central Washington* L, /18 at Montana State Billings* L, /18 at Montana State Billings* L, /19 at Montana State Billings* L, /19 at Montana State Billings* L, /21 Saint Martin s* L, /21 Saint Martin s* L, /25 at Saint Martin s* L, /25 at Saint Martin s* W, /26 at Saint Martin s* W, /26 at Saint Martin s* L, /01 Western Oregon*# CCD /01 Western Oregon*# CCD /02 Western Oregon*# CCD /02 Western Oregon*# CCD * Great Northwest Athletic Conference Contest! at Turlock, CA # Cancelled due to SwineFlu breakout at Western Oregon

55 WESTERN WASHINGTON FINAL STATISTICS PLAYER GP-GS AVG AB R H DB TRP HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OBP SF SH SB-ATT Tobey Varney Meghan Flem Michelle Wrigley Sam Rutherford Andrea Sherrill Stephanie Fox Kelsey Anderson Krista Bickar Jenna Mohrweis Caitlin Dotlich Morgan Parkerson Elena Lampman Alyssa Malland Jordan Emmil Hilary Cosentino Katy Kirschner Karli Baumgartner Sarah McEnroe Jessica Rosencrants Totals Opponents PLAYER APP-GS ERA W L CG SO CBO SV IP H R ER BB K HR AB AVG WP HBP Jordan Emmil Sarah McEnroe Jess. Rosencrants Alyssa Malland Kelsey Anderson Krista Bickar Stephanie Fox Totals Opponents PLAYER C PO A E FPCT DP SBA CSB PCT PB CI Alyssa Malland Elena Lampman Tobey Varney Katy Kirschner Sarah McEnroe Sam Rutherford Meghan Flem Jess. Rosencrants Morgan Parkerson Andrea Sherrill Stephanie Fox Kelsey Anderson Krista Bickar Michelle Wrigley Caitlin Dotlich Jordan Emmil Jenna Mohrweis Karli Baumgartner Hilary Cosentino Totals Opponents

56 54 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL 2/20 AT Northwest Nazarene Vikings 0-1, Crusaders 1-0, WP - Duckworth (1-0) LP - McEnroe (0-1) Recap: Emily Renfrow scored an unearned run on an RBI ground out in the bottom of the ninth giving the host Crusaders a 3-2 win in the season opener for both teams... The Vikings managed just five hits against NNU starter Cara Duckworth who struck out seven in her collegiate debut... Michelle Wrigley picked up right where she left off in 2008 with a pair of hits, including an RBI double in the third... Sarah McEnroe picked up the loss in relief. 2/21 AT Northwest Nazarene Vikings 3-1, Crusaders 1-3, WP - Rosencrants (1-0) LP - Duckworth (1-1) Save - McEnroe, 1 Recap: Jessica Rosencrants tossed 4-2/3 strong innings, striking out five to pick up her first win of the season... Sarah McEnroe made her fourth appearance of the season and picked up the save... Elena Lampman, Tobey Varney and Meghan Flem each had a pair of hits for Western... Flem drove in two more runs to finish the day 6-for-7 with nine runs batted in... Kristin Refsland had a pair of hits for NNU and finished the series 4-for-7. 3/06 VS Montana St. Billings Yellowjackets 13-8, Vikings 6-1, WP - McEnroe (4-1) LP - Moore (3-1) Recap: The Vikings scored four runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to snap a 2-2 tie... Sarah McEnroe pitched a three-hit, complete game to pick up her fourth win of the season... Junior Meghan Flem finished 3-for-4 with a double and an RBI... Karli Baumgartner reached base twice, including a two-rbi single in Western s big fifth inning... Shortstop Whitney Whittemore had two hits for Montana St. Billings who saw its six-game winning streak broken. Vikings 1-1, Crusaders 1-1, WP - McEnroe (1-1) LP - Anderson (0-1) 2/20 AT Northwest Nazarene Recap: The Vikings pounded out 14 hits and Sarah McEnroe allowed just two hits in a fiveinning complete game shutout... Michelle Wrigley, Andrea Sherrill, Meghan Flem and Tobey Varney each had two hits for Western... Caitlin Dotlich hit a grand slam in a five run fourth inning and Morgan Parkerson added a solo shot in the fifth... The Vikings scored in every inning and knocked out NNU starter Chelsey Anderson in the fourth. 2/28 VS Central Washington Wildcats 6-4, Vikings 4-1, WP - McEnroe (3-1) LP - Vlahovich (4-2) Recap: Meghan Flem s two-run double sparked a three-run third inning as the Vikings never trailed in a 4-1 win over arch-rival Central Washington... Sarah McEnroe continued her mound dominance, tossing seven strong innings of five-hit ball and striking out seven... Michelle Wrigley had a pair of hits and reached base four times... Third baseman Kelsey Anderson also had a pair of hits as the Vikings knocked out eight hits versus CWU starter Linse Vlahovich. 3/06 VS Montana St. Billings Yellowjackets 14-8, Vikings 6-2, WP - Conder (5-2) LP - Rosencrants (2-1) Recap: The Yellowjackets took a 2-0 lead in the fifth inning, following a pair of unearned runs of Western starter Jessica Rosencrants... Firstbaseman Terina Stacks broke open the game with a three-run homer in the seventh... Freshman Kasie Conder allowed just three hits, while striking out four for the complete game win... Meghan Flem, Caitlin Dotlich and Krista Bickar all singled... Freshman pitcher Alyssa Malland made her Viking debut in relief of Rosencrants. Vikings 2-1, Crusaders 1-2, WP - McEnroe (2-1) LP - Anderson (0-2) 2/21 AT Northwest Nazarene Recap: Western set a school record with 21 hits in a 12-2 rout of Northwest Nazarene... First baseman Meghan Flem was 4-for-4 with a pair of home runs, including a grand slam, and drove in a school record seven runs... Michelle Wrigley also had four basehits, while Tobey Varney and Caitlin Dotlich had three each... The Vikings also set team records for total bases (35) and triples (3) per game... Sarah McEnroe picked up her second win scattering seven hits. 2/28 VS Central Washington Wildcats 6-5, Vikings 5-1, WP - Rosencrants (2-0) LP - Reime (1-2) Recap: Western scored five times in the bottom of the sixth inning to come from behind to win its fifth-straight game... Shortstop Caitlin Dotlich drove in the winning run with a two-rbi single... Andrea Sherrill started the rally with an RBI double to deep right, center... Senior Jessica Rosencrants struck out four in a complete game effort... Central catcher Holly Rossman finished the double header with five hits in six at bats. 3/07 VS Montana St. Billings Yellowjackets 15-8, Vikings 6-3, WP - Tsatsa (4-4) LP - McEnroe (4-2) Recap: Western junior Sarah McEnroe was a hard luck loser, pitching a complete-game, five-hitter in a 3-0 loss to visiting Montana St. Billings... Freshman Amanda Goings had two hits for the Vikings, including a third-inning single to drive in the game-winning run... Jenna Mohrweis, Meghan Flem and Kelsey Anderson had singles for the Vikings... Rebekah Tsatsa pitched a complete game, three-hitter for the Yellowjackets to improve to 4-4.

57 55 3/07 VS Montana St. Billings Yellowjackets 16-8, Vikings 6-4, WP - Moore (4-1) LP - Rosencrants (2-2) Recap: The Vikings were shutout for the thirdstraight game, this time falling to MSUB 8-0 in five innings... Western won just once during the four-game set and was outscored 19-6 in the series... Kelly Parsons and Leslie Davis homered for the Yellowjackets, who exploded for six runs in the third inning... Terina Stacks had two hits for Montana St. Billings... Andrea Sherrill had the lone Viking hit, while leftfielder Michelle Wrigley reached base twice via a pair of walks. 3/22 AT Western Oregon Vikings 7-6, Wolves 10-7, WP - McEnroe (5-3) LP - Albrecht (3-3) Recap: The Vikings scored twice in the first and never looked back in a 10-0 win over Western Oregon... WWU had scored just three runs in its previous 32 innings... Andrea Sherrill hit her second home run in as many days and freshman Krista Bickar hit her first career home run with a fourth-inning grand slam... Sarah McEnroe pitched a complete-game for her fifth victory of the year allowing just two hits and three base runners. 3/28 AT Central Washington Vikings 8-8, Wildcats 15-8, WP - Vlahovich (10-3) LP - Rosencrants (3-4) Recap: Western s defensive woes continue in game two, as two errors led to a three-run Central third... Krista Bickar had a two-run pinchhit single to pull the Vikings even at four, but the Wildcats responded with two runs in the sixth... Linse Vlahovich pitched 2 2/3 innings of no-hit relief to earn her tenth win of the season... Jessica Rosencrants struggled, falling to 3-4 on the year for Western... Samantha Rutherford had a pair of hits and two RBI for the Vikings. 3/21 AT Western Oregon 3/22 AT Western Oregon 3/29 AT Central Washington Vikings 6-5, Wolves 9-6, WP - Albrecht (3-2) LP - McEnroe (4-3) Recap: Junior hurler Sarah McEnroe pitched seven strong innings allowing just one earned run but lost due to a lack of run support in the series opener versus Western Oregon... The Wolves scored single runs in the first and third innings... WOU shortstop Tyler Sutherland was 2-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI... Michelle Wrigley snapped an extended WWU scoreless streak when she scored on a passed ball in the top of the seventh inning. Vikings 8-6, Wolves 10-8, WP - Rosencrants (3-3) LP - Lessard (3-3) Recap: Senior Jessica Rosencrants struck out 13 Wolves, two shy of a single-game school record in her best performance of the season to date... The Vikings tied the game at two in the fourth inning when they scored twice on three hits and an error... Second baseman Stephanie Fox scored the game winning run on a wild pitch in the sixth... Freshman third baseman Jordan Emmil added an insurance run in the seventh with her first career home run. Vikings 9-8, Wildcats 15-9, WP - McEnroe (6-4) LP - Reime (4-4) Recap: The Vikings scored twice in the top of the seventh and held of a furious Wildcat rally in the bottom half to escape with a 10-9 victory... Western pounded out thirteen hits, paced by Michelle Wrigley s three, while Kelsey Anderson, Stephanie Fox and Andrea Sherrill had two each... Taylor Trautmann, Jackie Hawkins and Liz Wallace each had three hits for Central Washington... Junior Sarah McEnroe battled tossed a complete game and striking out six. 3/21 AT Western Oregon Vikings 6-6, Wolves 10-6, WP - Lessard (3-2) LP - Rosencrants (2-3) Recap: Western Oregon exploded for ten runs in the first three innings and cruised to a 10-2 win in five innings... The Vikings took an early lead on junior Meghan Flem s 100th career hit - a first inning solo home run to right, center... Catcher Andrea Sherrill also homered for the Vikings... Morgan Parkerson had a pair of hits... Wolves starter Jessie Lessard scattered seven hits over three innings to pick up her third win of the year... the Vikings stranded 8 runners. 3/28 AT Central Washington Vikings 8-7, Wildcats 14-8, WP - Reime (4-3) LP - McEnroe (5-4) Recap: Sarah McEnroe struck out ten Wildcats in 6-1/3 innings, but three errors doomed the Vikings to a 7-6 loss at Central Washington... Freshman Jennifer Schwartz looped a single to right to drive in the winning run for the Wildcats... Katy Kirschner staked the Vikings to a 5-2 lead with her first career hit, a two-run homer to right, center field... Andrea Sherrill and Michelle Wrigley had a pair of hits and Jenna Mohrweis had two RBI in the loss. 3/29 AT Central Washington Vikings 9-9, Wildcats 16-9, WP - Reime (5-4) LP - McEnroe (6-5) Recap: The Vikings scored five times in the sixth to overcome an 8-2 first-inning deficit, but Central plated five of their own in the sixth and held on for the win... Junior first-baseman Meghan Flem was injured on the final play of the game and will miss the rest of the season... The two teams combined for 31 hits and 12 errors... Stephanie Fox and Michelle Wrigley had three hits a piece, while Flem had four hits and two RBI before being injured.

58 56 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL 3/31 AT San Francisco State 4/03 VS CSU Dominguez Hills 4/04 VS San Francisco State Vikings Gators WP - Jackson (9-7) LP - McEnroe (6-6) Recap: San Francisco State scored four times in the bottom of the first inning, including three unearned runs and never looked back en route to a 6-2 win... The Vikings got on the board late when Rutherford hit an RBI ground out followed by a Dotlich RBI single... Western hurlers Sarah McEnroe and Jessica Rosencrants allowed just five hits... Ashley Jackson held the Viking offense at bay to earn her ninth win for San Francisco State this season. Toros Vikings WP - Farfan (16-7) LP - McEnroe (6-7) Recap: Junior Sarah McEnroe pitched well, scattering eight hits and allowing just two runs in the complete-game loss... The Vikings could not take advaantage of four Toro errors, as rallies were snuffed out in the third, fourth and sixth innings... CSU Dominguez Hills pitcher Regina Farfan allowed just three hits and struck out a trio of Vikings in earning her 16th win... Toro second baseman doubled and scored the winning run in the fourth inning. Vikings Gators WP - Rosencrants (4-5) LP - Truan (3-4) Recap: The Vikings scored twice in the third and single runs in the fourth, sixth and seventh to run past San Francisco State Jessica Rosencrants pitched seven strong innings allowing just seven hits and striking out four to pick up the win... Stephanie Fox was 3-for-3, reaching base four times from the lead-off spot and driving in four runs, to lead Western s attack... Katy Kirschner and Jenna Mohrweis also had a pair of hits for the Vikings. 4/01 VS Academy of Art Urban Knights Vikings WP - Malland (1-0) LP - Garcia (5-13) Recap: Andrea Sherrill singled up the middle with two outs in the bottom of the eighth to drive in the winning run... She was one of four Vikings, joining Michelle Wrigley, Kelsey Anderson and Samantha Rutherford, with two hit efforts... Krista Bickar added a pinch-hit tworun triple, one of four extra-base hits for the Vikings... Senior Jessica Rosencrants scattered ten hits in seven IP, before giving way to Alyssa Malland who picked up her first career win. 4/03 VS CSU Monterey Bay Vikings Otters WP - Tating (4-4) LP - Rosencrants (3-5) Recap: Jessica Rosencrants allowed just four hits, but two Viking errors proved deadly in a 3-0 loss to Cal State Monterey Bay... The Vikings had four hits, including back-to-back base hits by Morgan Parkerson and Caitlin Dotlich in the fourth, but Monterey Bay starter Michelle Tating struck out Jordan Emmil to stifle the rally... Tating came up with seven big strikeouts, seemingly always at crucial times to pick up the win and even her record at /04 VS Chico State Vikings Wildcats WP - McDermott (8-15) LP - McEnroe (6-9) Recap: The Vikings drove out seven hits, including three by Kelsey Anderson, but could not get anyone across the plate in a 3-0 loss to Chico State... Chico starter Jessica McDermott struck out five to blank Western and earn her sixth win of the year... Junior Sarah McEnroe allowed just one earned run in six strong innings of work... Gwen Cox and Jenna Wermes had back-to-back RBI singles in the third inning to state Chico to an early 2-0 lead. 4/01 VS Academy of Art Vikings Urban Knights WP - Malland (2-0) LP - Ames (2-12) Recap: Alyssa Malland made her first career start and allowed just five hits and one run in Western s 7-1 win over the Urban Knights... Freshman Jordan Emmil sparked a three-run Viking fourth with a two-rbi triple... Caitlin Dotlich, Michelle Wrigley and Samantha Rutherford each had two hits for Western... Rutherford reached base three times and scored twice, including her first-career inside the park home run in the sixth. 4/03 VS Hawaii Hilo Vikings Vulcans WP - Waracka (10-10) LP - McEnroe (6-8) Recap: A Western error lead to five Vulcan runs in the first inning, four of which were unearned... The Vikings rallied late, but came up short in a 6-5 loss at the Tournament of Champions... Western scored once in the fifth and four times in the seventh thanks in large part to a three-hit effort by Kelsey Anderson and a pair of singles by Samantha Rutherford... Jessica Rosencrants pitched 5.1 innings of relief allowing just one unearned run for Western. 4/05 VS CSU San Bernardino Vikings Coyotes WP - Rosencrants (5-5) LP - Wilhelms (2-5) Recap: Western scored three times in the top of the eighth inning to pick up the win in the Tournament of Champions Gold Bracket quarterfinals... Jessica Rosencrants was dominant allowing just four hits and striking out five in the complete-game win... Andrea Sherrill had a pair of hits and Stephanie Fox reached base four times (3 BBs) for the Vikings... The teams traded unearned runs early, with the Vikings drawing even on a fourth inning CSUSB error.

59 57 4/03 VS CSU Dominguez Hills Toros Vikings WP - Farfan (21-7) LP - McEnroe (6-10) Recap: First inning miscues again cost the Vikings as two errors gave CSU Dominguez Hills a 1-0 lead in the Gold Bracket semifnals... Western tied the game at two in the fourth when Andrea Sherrill tripled and scored on Samantha Rutherford s single... Rutherford would later score on a Krista Bickar sacrifice fly... The Toros took a 4-2 lead in the top of the eighth and the Vikings managed to get just one back in the bottom half losing to CSUDH /11 VS Northwest Nazarene Crusaders 8-30, Vikings 16-15, WP - Rosencrants (7-5) LP - Shipley (1-7) Recap: The Vikings scored twice in the first and never looked back... Michelle Wrigley and Andrea Sherrill each had two hits for Western... Senior Morgan Parkerson capped the scoring with a two-run single which highlighted a fourrun Viking third inning... Senior Jessica Rosencrants and freshman Alyssa Malland combined to throw a five-hit shutout... Arielle Chao and Vanessa Shaw each had two hits in the loss for the Crusaders. 4/13 VS Saint Martin s Saints 6-31, Vikings 18-16, WP - McEnroe (9-10) LP - Herrick (4-14) Save - Alyssa Malland, 1 Recap: The Vikings jumped out to a 3-0 lead after one inning of play on back-to-back RBI singles by Krista Bickar and Andrea Sherrill... Sarah McEnroe pitched six innings allowing just five hits and striking out three... Alyssa Malland worked the seventh and picked up her first career save... Jordan Emmil plated a pair of insurance runs in the sixth with a two-run double to right field... Kelsey Anderson had two hits and was one of six players to score a run for WWU. 4/10 VS Northwest Nazarene 4/11 VS Northwest Nazarene 4/14 VS Central Washington Crusaders 8-28, Vikings 14-15, WP - Rosencrants (6-5) LP - Anderson (2-13) Recap: The Vikings scored solo-runs in the first and second innings, hanging on for a 2-1 win over visiting Northwest Nazarene... Stephanie Fox and Andrea Sherrill each had first inning doubles to stake Western to a 1-0 lead... Samantha Rutherford walked and scored on a wild pitch in the second, giving starter Jessica Rosencrants all the offense she would need... Rosencrants allowed seven hits and fanned seven to earn the complete-game win. Crusaders 8-31, Vikings 17-15, WP - McEnroe (8-10) LP - Anderson (2-14) Recap: The Vikings roared out of the gate, scoring five times in the first inning on six hits and a walk... Catcher Samantha Rutherford provided the heavy lifting, cracking a three-run home run in the frame... It was more than enough offense for starter Sarah McEnroe who pitched five strong innings allowing just three hits and striking out three before giving way to Alyssa Malland... Rutherford finished the day 2-for-2 with a pair of walks and three RBI. Wildcats 22-16, Vikings 18-17, WP - Vlahovich (16-6) LP - Rosencrants (7-7) Recap: Central starter Linse Vlahovich struck out 12 and allowed just two hits in a completegame win over Western... Kelsey Anderson and Michelle Wrigley had the lone Viking hits... Anderson scored the only WWU run on a Central throwing error in the sixth... Jennifer Schwartz and Taylor Trautman had two hits for Central and Holly Rossman drove in a pair... Jessica Rosencrants was the tough luck loser scattering eight hits in sesven innings pitched. 4/10 VS Northwest Nazarene Crusaders 8-29, Vikings 15-15, WP - McEnroe (7-10) LP - Duckworth (4-10) Recap: Junior Sarah McEnroe tossed a five-inning perfect game as the Vikings pounded NNU McEnroe did not allow a ball out of the infield, striking out three and inducing eight ground ball outs... The Vikings scored four times in both the first and third innings, chasing NNU starter Cara Duckworth early... Andrea Sherrill led the Viking attack with three hits and three runs scored... Caitlin Dotlich had two hits and drove in three runs. 4/13 VS Saint Martin s Saints 6-30, Vikings 17-16, WP - Klemm (2-10) LP - Rosencrants (7-6) Recap: Six Western errors resulted in five unearned Saint runs... The Vikings mustered just four hits of Saint Martin s starter Brandi Klemm... Krista Bickar homered in the fifth inning to drive in Western s only run of the day... Bickar finished the day 3-for-3... Jenna Mohrweis had WWU s only other hit... Freshman Alyssa Malland continued to pitch well, allowing just one run in 4-2/3 innings of relief... SMU s Holly Morris was 2-for-2 with a homer and two RBI. 4/14 VS Central Washington Wildcats 23-16, Vikings 18-18, WP - Baxter (2-4) LP - Malland (2-1) Recap: Thirteen Vikings reached base on seven hits, four walks and two hit batters but Western stranded all 13 in a 4-0 loss to arch-rival Central Washington... Lindy Baxter earned the win for the Wildcats, striking out four... Alyssa Malland made her second career start, pitching sesven very strong innings and inducing 17 ground balls, but falling for the first time in her career... Samantha Rutherford had a pair of hits despite suffering a deep hip contusion the day before.

60 58 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL 4/18 AT Montana St. Billings Vikings 18-19, Jackets 30-11, WP - Moore (9-1) LP - Rosencrants (7-8) Recap: MSUB senior Lisa Moore walked seven but allowed just one hit, pitching a completegame... Moore got all the run support she would need when third baseman Leslie Davis hit a tworun home run in the third inning... Shortstop Whitney Whittemore added a solo shot in the fourth... Jordan Emmil had the lone Viking hit... Caitlin Dotlich reached base twice, drawing a pair of walks... Western starter Jessica Rosencrants scattered eight hits in the loss. Vikings 18-22, Jackets 33-11, WP - Conder (13-3) LP - Anderson (0-1) 4/19 AT Montana St. Billings Recap: Vikings Kelsey Anderson and Krista Bickar were the second and third players respectively to make their first pitching appearances on the day for WWU... Anderson allowed three earned runs in four innings, while Bickar allowed a pair over the final two innings... Michelle Wrigley had two hits for the third straight game, including an RBI single in Western s four-run seventh... Krista Bicar and Morgan Parkerson hit three-run homers for WWU. Vikings 18-25, Saints 11-35, WP - Klemm (4-11) LP - McEnroe (9-11) 4/25 AT Saint Martin s Recap: The Saints scored four unearned runs in the bottom of the first and never looked back en route to an 8-0 five-inning win... Western s Sarah McEnroe lasted just 1/3 of an inning before having to be lifted due to a flare up of a lingering back injury... freshman Alyssa Malland lasted just 2/3 of an inning in relief before giving way with a shoulder injury... Morgan Klemm was 3-for-3 for Saint Martin s, scoring three times... WWU lost for the ninth straight game. Vikings 18-20, Jackets 31-11, WP - Conder (12-3) LP - Malland (2-2) 4/18 AT Montana St. Billings Recap: The Yellowjackets received another quality start, this time by freshman Kasie Conder... Conder allowed just one run on five hits, while striking out 11 for her 12th win of the season... MSUB scored four times in the first inning, highlighted by a two-run double by left fielder Shay Oberg... Viking starter Alyssa Malland settled in allowing just one run on six hits the rest of the way... Sophomore Michelle Wrigley had a pair of hits for the Vikings. Saints 8-34, Vikings 18-23, WP - Arnzen (2-7) LP - Rosencrants (7-10) 4/21 VS Saint Martin s Recap: The Vikings jumped out to an early tworun lead when Andrea Sherrill s fourth-inning double led to an error and a pair of unearned runs... Saint Martin s roared back with three runs in the sixth and five in the seventh to snatch the win from Western... The Vikings hit into three double plays, one each in the first, second and third innings... Western managed just five hits, but did walk four times and had two players hit by a pitch. Vikings 19-25, Saints 11-36, WP - Rosencrants (8-10) LP - Herrick (5-18) 4/25 AT Saint Martin s Recap: The Viking offense exploded for 12 runs, scoring in every inning but the fourth, including three in the third and four in the sixth... Samantha Rutherford struck the big blow with a bases loaded double, while Krista Bickar and Jordan Emmil each had two hits... Centerfielder Jenna Mohrweis scored three times, Rutherford, Emmil and Katy Kirschner each scored twice... Hilary Cosentino drove in a pair of runs... Senior Jessica Rosencrants earned the win. 4/19 AT Montana St. Billings Vikings 18-21, Jackets 32-11, WP - Tsatsa (6-6) LP - Rosencrants (7-9) Recap: Senior Rebeka Tsatsa allowed only four hits in MSUB s 10-2 five-inning win over Western Washington... Three Viking pitchers, including third-baseman Jordan Emmil, allowed ten earned runs on 12 hits... It was Emmil s first college appearance... Left fielder Michelle Wrigley and catcher Samantha Rutherford had two hits for Western... Leslie Davis, Kelly Parsons, Shay Oberg, Whitney Whittemore and Crystal Bentley had two hits for MSUB. Saints 9-34, Vikings 18-24, WP - Herrick (5-17) LP - Fox (0-1) 4/21 VS Saint Martin s Recap: The Saints jumped out to a quick 7-0 lead, before Western tried to claw back into the game with four runs in the middle innings... Stephanie Fox made her first career start for the Vikings, filling in for an injured pitching staff... Sophomore outfielder Hilary Cosentino paced the Vikings with a pair of hits and a run scored... Alyssa Malland secured her first career hit and RBI with a bunt single in the bottom half of the third. Vikings 20-25, Saints 11-37, WP - Rosencrants (9-10) LP - Klemm (4-12) 4/26 AT Saint Martin s Recap: The Vikings scored in each of the first five innings and held on for an 8-5 win... Western scored three times in the first and twice in the second to grab an early 5-0 lead... Morgan Parkerson led the attack with a pair of doubles, driving in three... Jordan Emmil had two hits for the second straight game... Michelle Wrigley had two hits and scored three runs a day after going 0-for-8... Krista Bickar made her first caeer start lasting 3-1/3 innings.

61 59 4/26 AT Saint Martin s Vikings 20-26, Saints 12-37, WP - Herrick (6-18) LP - Rosencrants (9-11) Recap: The Saints hit three home runs, including two in the first inning while jumping out to a 3-0 lead... Holly Morris and Krista Sigafoos each homered and drove in two for Saint Martin s... Jamie Herrick tossed six innings of four hit ball for the victors... Freshman Krista Bickar made things interesting with a two-run homer in the top of the seventh, pulling Western within two... Michelle Wrigley had a pair of hits, while Stephanie Fox walked three times. 5/2-5/3 VS Western Oregon Wolves Vikings CANCELLED --- Recap: Western s final series of the season, versus Western Oregon, was wiped away due to an outbreak of the swine flu on the Monmouth, Oregon campus. WOU students, including all athletic teams, were immediately quarantined. With neither team in contention for the Great Northwest Athletic Conference championship or post-season play the games will not be made up. The swine flu scare also affected the Wolves baseball team, whose weekend series at Central Washington was postponed. The 2009 GNAC Outdoor Track & Field Championships were moved from Monmouth to Forest Grove, Oregon and co-hosted by Pacific (OR). The weekend series was supposed to mark the final home appearances for pitcher Jessica Rosencrants and first-baseman Morgan Parkerson. Rosencrants was a two-time GNAC All-Star, sporting a career earned run average of 3.34 while striking out 193 hitters over two seasons. Parkerson, a Lakenheath, England native, had a career batting average of.244 and hit seven home runs as a Viking. The Vikings and Wolves had split a March 21 & 22 weekend set in Monmouth and now lead the all-time series

62 60 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL SINGLE SEASON OFFENSIVE LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE.431 Jen Brandolini Ashley Barber Cathy Johnson Sonya Joseph Liza Teichler Michelle Wrigley* 2009 AT BATS 208 Misty Britt Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Liza Teichler Ashley Osman Meghan Flem Michelle Wrigley* 2009 RUNS SCORED 44 Jen Brandolini Sonya Joseph Michelle Wrigley* Sonya Joseph Misty Britt Michelle Wrigley 2008 HITS 69 Jen Brandolini Misty Britt Liza Teichler Jessi Williams Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Michelle Wrigley* 2009 RUNS BATTED IN 44 Cathy Johnson Liza Teichler Ashley Osman Meghan Flem Andie Greenen Krista Bickar* 2009 DOUBLES 18 Cathy Johnson Liza Teichler Andie Greenen Sonya Joseph Michelle Wrigley Wrigley/Sherrill* 2009 TRIPLES 7 Misty Britt Adrienne Moore Darcy Taylor Jodie Rock Carlena Herd Wrigley/Sherrill* 2009 HOME RUNS 9 Meghan Flem Jessica Wilkinson Ashley Osman Adrienne Moore Meghan Flem Krista Bickar* 2009 STOLEN BASES 37 Jen Brandolini Jen Brandolini Sonya Joseph Jessi Williams Jessi Williams Sam Rutherford* 2009 WALKS 24 Stephanie Fox * Jodie Rock Jenna Mohrweis Meghan Flem Courtney Walton Liza Teichler 2007 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE.463 Diana Burrows Jen Brandolini Sonya Joseph Ashley Barber Andie Greenen Michelle Wrigley* 2009 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE.585 Cathy Johnson Sonya Joseph Carlena Herd Carlena Herd Coni Posey Michelle Wrigley* 2009 MISCELLANEOUS LEADERS K 38, Jessica Wilkinson , Morhweis* 2009 HBP 11, Jenna Morhweis , Jenna Mohrweis* 2009 SAC 11, Hadley Jensen , Kelsey Anderson* 2009 SF 5, Amanda Shiflet , Rutherford/Wrigley* 2009 TB 98, Misty Britt , Michelle Wrigly* 2009 E 23, Darcy Taylor , Caitlin Dotlich* 2009

63 61 SINGLE SEASON PITCHING & DEFENSIVE LEADERS EARNED RUN AVERAGE 0.93 Amanda Grant Devon Fliss Amanda Grant Sarah Diamond Nancy Mills Sarah McEnroe* 2009 WINS 18 Jackie Quint Hope Truitt Devon Fliss Amanda Grant Alison Haukaas Rosencrants/McEnroe* 2009 LOSSES 12 Sarah McEnroe Jackie Quint Alison Haukaas Jackie Quint Rosencrants/McEnroe* Diana Joy 1996 COMPLETE GAMES 24 Jackie Quint Alison Haukaas Jackie Quint Alison Haukaas Amanda Grant Sarah McEnroe* 2009 SAVES 3 Devon Fliss Amanda Grant Jessica Rosencrants McEnroe/Malland* 2009 FIELDING PERCENTAGE 1.00 Courtney Walton (241) Rachel Ellis (130) Cathy Johnson (107) Rachel Laitala (104) Ashley Osman (350) Katy Kirschner (69)* 2009 FEWEST ERRORS (MIN 50 CHANCES) 0 Rachel Ellis (130) Cathy Johnson (107) Rachel Laitala (104) Katy Kirschner (69)* Ashley Osman (350) Cathy Johnson (201) 1999 * 2009 Leader SHUTOUTS 8 Alison Haukaas Alison Haukaas Hope Truitt Diana Joy Amanda Grant Sarah McEnroe* 2009 INNINGS PITCHED Jackie Quint Jackie Quint Alison Haukaas Amanda Grant Amanda Grant Jessica Rosencrants* 2009 STRIKEOUTS 175 Jackie Quint Jackie Quint Amanda Grant Alison Haukaas Amanda Grant Jessica Rosencrants* 2009

64 62 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL CAREER OFFENSIVE LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE.349 Andie Greenen Michelle Wrigley* 2008-Pr..347 Jen Brandolini Cathy Johnson Megan McPhee AT BATS 559 Jen Brandolini Jessi Williams Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Adrienne Moore Liza Teichler Meghan Flem* 2007-Pr. RUNS SCORED 125 Jen Brandolini Sonya Joseph Jessi Williams Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Andie Greenen Michelle Wrigley* 2008-Pr. HITS 194 Jen Brandolini Jessi Williams Andie Greene Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Liza Teichler Megan Flem* 2007-Pr. RUNS BATTED IN 104 Cathy Johnson Carlena Herd Adrienne Moore Carlena Herd Liza Teichler Meghan Flem* 2007-Pr. DOUBLES 38 Cathy Johnson Liza Teichler Andie Greenen Carlena Herd Adrienne Moore Michelle Wrigley* 2008-Pr. HOME RUNS 17 Meghan Flem* 2007-Pr. 12 Carlena Herd Adrienne Moore Courtney Walton Ashley Osman STOLEN BASES 105 Jen Brandolini Jessi Williams Sonya Joseph Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Andie Greenen Kelsey Anderson* 2008-Pr. WALKS 53 Jodie Rock Meghan Flem* 2007-Pr. 46 Adrienne Moore Courtney Walton Liza Teichler Carlena Herd HIT BY PITCH 17 Jenna Mohrweis* 2008-Pr. 15 Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Sonya Joseph Jamie Plancich Carlena Herd Jessi Williams GRAND SLAMS 2 Ashley Osman Adrienne Moore Meghan Flem* 2007-Pr. 1 Bethan Hoeschen Jen Brandolini Liza Teichler MISCELLANEOUS LEADERS GP 183, Darcy Taylor , Meghan Flem* 2007-Pr. * Active Career Leader TRIPLES 15 Jodie Rock Adrienne Moore Jen Brandolini Darcy Taylor Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Michelle Wrigley* 2008-Pr.

65 63 CAREER PITCHING & DEFENSIVE LEADERS EARNED RUN AVERAGE 1.01 Devon Fliss Amanda Grant Hope Truitt Alison Haukaas Nancy Mills Sarah McEnroe* 2007-Pr. WINS 48 Amanda Grant Jackie Quint Alison Haukaas Nancy Mills Nicole Walker Sarah McEnroe* 2007-Pr. LOSSES 38 Jackie Quint Nicole Walker Allison Haukaas Sarah McEnroe* 2007-Pr. 25 Amanda Grant Gina Wilson COMPLETE GAMES 68 Jackie Quint Alison Haukaas Amanda Grant Sarah McEnroe* 2007-Pr. 33 Nicole Walker Nancy Mills SHUTOUTS 18 Amanda Grant Alison Haukaas Hope Truitt Nicole Walker Jackie Quint Sarah McEnroe* 2007-Pr. SAVES 5 Alison Haukaas Amanda Grant Devon Fliss Hope Truitt Jackie Quint Sarah McEnroe* 2007-Pr. FIELDING PERCENTAGE.990 Courtney Walton Rachel Ellis Jessi Williams Lindsay Walton Liza Teichler Samantha Rutherford* 2008-Pr. ASSISTS 351 Adrienne Moore Darcy Taylor Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Nicole Walker Coni Posey Caitlin Dotlich* 2008-Pr. ERRORS 76 Darcy Taylor Adrienne Moore Lisa Pendergrast Nicole Walker Mandy Kaestner-Harvey Caitlin Dotlich* 2008-Pr. * Active Career Leader INNINGS PITCHED Jackie Quint Amanda Grant Alison Haukaas Nicole Walker Sarah McEnroe* 2007-Pr Kristen Kiekenapp STRIKEOUTS 478 Jackie Quint Amanda Grant Alison Haukaas Nicole Walker Kristen Kiekenapp Sarah McEnroe* 2007-Pr.

66 64 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL GNAC HONORS & AWARDS GNAC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Candace Adamo, OF Jamie Plancich, 1B Amanda Grant, P Hadley Jensen, 1B Megan McPhee, OF Jodi Rock, DP Dani Deyette, SS Mandy Kaestner, 2B Adrienne Moore, 3B Jodie Rock, OF Ashley Barber, OF Mandy Kaestner, 2B Adrienne Moore, 3B Nicole Walker, P Ashley Barber, OF Mandy (Kaestner) Harvey, 2B Ashley Osman, UT Nicole Walker, P/SS Jessica Wilkinson, OF Nicole Walker, P/SS Ashley Osman, 1B Morgan Parkerson, DP GNAC FIRST-TEAM Amanda Grant, P Adrienne Moore, 3B Candace Adamo, OF Carlena Herd, 1B Jessi Williams, OF Amanda Grant, P Megan McPhee, OF Hadley Jensen, 1B Jodie Rock, DP Megan McPhee, OF Dani Deyette, SS Megan McPhee, OF Ashley Osman, UT Ashley Barber, OF Jackie Quint, P Misty Britt, OF Liza Teichler, DP Michelle Wrigley, OF Michelle Wrigley, OF GNAC SECOND-TEAM Dani Deyette, SS Mandy Kaestner, 2B Jodie Rock, OF Nicole Walker, P Adrienne Moore, 3B Mandy Kaestner, 2B Liza Teichler, C/DP Jackie Quint, P Mandy (Kaestner) Harvey, 2B Nicole Walker, SS Meghan Flem, 3B Lisa Pendergrast, OF Jessica Rosencrants, P Sarah McEnroe, P Meghan Flem, 1B GNAC PITCHER OF YEAR Amanda Grant, P Amanda Grant, P Jackie Quint, P GNAC PLAYER OF YEAR Liza Teichler, C GNAC COACH OF YEAR Lonnie Hicks GNAC NEWCOMER OF YEAR Adrienne Moore, 3B Hadley Jensen, 1B GNAC CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY Humboldt State Humboldt State Humboldt State Humboldt State Humboldt State Western Washington Western Oregon Montana St. Billings GNAC ALL-TIME WINS LEADERS Western Washington Central Washington Western Oregon Seattle University Humboldt State Saint Martin s...55 Montana St. Billings...46

67 65 REGIONAL& ALL-AMERICAN ACCOLADES VERIZON D-VIII ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Alison Haukass, P Coni Posey, 2B Bethany Hoeschen, 1B Candace Adamo, OF NAIA DISTRICT 1 ALL-STAR Danielle Marks, SS Kelli McFadden, C Heather Kennedy, OF Kelli McFadden, C NAIA PACIFIC NORTHWEST SECTIONAL Alison Haukaas, P Alison Haukaas, P Kerri Hook, 3B Cathy Johnson, C April Morse, SS Jen Brandolini, OF Devon Fliss, P Andie Greenen, 3B Alison Haukaas, P Cathy Johnson, C NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENT TEAM Jen Brandolini, OF Devon Fliss, P Cathy Johnson, C Sonya Joseph, OF NAIA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR Art Phinney REGIONAL APPEARANCES NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA NCAA NCAA NAT L CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES NAIA * * National Champions DAKTRONICS WEST REGION FIRST TEAM Liza Teichler, C DAKTRONICS WEST REGION SECOND TEAM Jackie Quint, P Michelle Wrigley, OF NFCA WEST REGION SECOND TEAM Amanda Grant, P Carlena Herd, 3B Hadley Jensen, DH Jessi Williams, OF Amanda Grant, P Amanda Grant, P Megan McPhee, OF Liza Teichler, DH Sarah McEnroe, UT EASTON ALL-AMERICAN SECOND TEAM Andie Greenen, C EASTON ALL-AMERICAN THIRD TEAM Carlena Herd, 3B Hadley Jensen, DH Jessi Williams, OF

68 66 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL 1993 VIKING RESULTS 4-17 OVERALL 03/06 vs Central Washington W /06 vs Central Washington L /10 vs Simon Fraser L /10 vs Simon Fraser L 1-10 Simon Fraser Invitational 03/19 vs Concordia (OR) W /20 vs George Fox (OR) L /20 vs Simon Fraser L /27 at Puget Sound L /27 at Puget Sound L /09 at Central Washington L /09 at Central Washington L /14 vs Pacific Lutheran L /14 vs Pacific Lutheran L /15 at Pacific Lutheran L /15 at Pacific Lutheran L /20 vs Simon Fraser L /20 vs Simon Fraser L /25 vs Puget Sound W /25 vs Puget Sound W /27 at Simon Fraser L /27 at Simon Fraser L VIKING RESULTS 5-18 OVERALL 03/06 vs Pacific Lutheran L /06 vs Pacific Lutheran L /08 at Simon Fraser L /08 at Simon Fraser L 10-1 Simon Fraser Invitational 03/26 vs Puget Sound W /26 vs Central Washington W /27 vs Puget Sound L /01 at George Fox (OR) L /01 at George Fox (OR) L /05 at Puget Sound L /05 at Puget Sound L /10 at Simon Fraser W /10 at Simon Fraser L /17 vs Puget Sound L /17 vs Puget Sound L /18 vs Simon Fraser L /18 vs Simon Fraser L /23 at Central Washington W /23 at Central Washington L /01 at Pacific Lutheran L /01 at Pacific Lutheran L /02 vs Central Washington L /02 vs Central Washington W VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 7-11 PNWAC 03/03 at Lewis & Clark (OR) W /03 at Lewis & Clark (OR) W /19 at Western Oregon L 6-0 Central Washington Invitational 03/25 vs Saint Martin s W /25 vs Central Washington W /25 vs Puget Sound L /29 at Simon Fraser L /29 at Simon Fraser L /01 at Central Washington W /01 at Central Washington W /06 vs Simon Fraser L /06 vs Simon Fraser L /08 vs Puget Sound L /08 vs Puget Sound L /09 at Washington L /09 at Washington L /19 vs Saint Martin s W /19 vs Saint Martin s W /20 vs Central Washington W /20 vs Central Washington L /22 at Simon Fraser L /22 at Simon Fraser L /23 at Pacific Lutheran L /23 at Pacific Lutheran W /27 at Puget Sound L /27 at Puget Sound L /29 at Saint Martin s W /29 at Saint Martin s W 4-2 PNWAC Post-Season Tournament 05/04 vs Simon Fraser L /04 vs Simon Fraser L 6-0

69 VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 11-5 PNWAC 02/02 vs Eastern Oregon W /02 vs Eastern Oregon W /07 vs Concordia (OR) W /07 vs Concordia (OR) W 6-2 Central Washington Invitational 03/08 vs Western Oregon L /08 vs Lewis & Clark (OR) L /09 vs Puget Sound W /09 vs George Fox (OR) W /09 vs Pacific Lutheran L /12 vs Pacific Lutheran L /12 vs Pacific Lutheran L /16 at Oregon State L /16 at Oregon State L /24 at Chapman (CA) L /24 at Chapman (CA) W /25 at Azusa Pacific W /25 at Azusa Pacific W /27 at UC-Riverside L /27 at UC-Riverside L /28 at Biola (CA) W /30 vs Central Washington W /30 vs Central Washington W /04 vs Simon Fraser L /04 vs Simon Fraser L /11 vs Oregon L /11 vs Oregon L /13 vs Portland State L /13 vs Portland State L /16 vs Saint Martin s W /16 vs Saint Martin s W /18 at Central Washington L /18 at Central Washington L /20 at Simon Fraser L /20 at Simon Fraser W /27 at Saint Martin s W /27 at Saint Martin s W /28 at Puget Sound W /28 at Puget Sound W /30 vs Puget Sound W /30 vs Puget Sound W 7-1 PNWAC Post-Season Tournament 05/03 vs Puget Sound W /03 vs Central Washington W /04 vs Central Washington W 9-0 PNWAC Post-Season Tournament 05/09 vs Oregon Tech L /09 vs Western Oregon W /10 vs Oregon Tech W /10 vs Pacific Lutheran L VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 9-3 PNWAC Central Washington Invitational 03/07 vs Linfield (OR) L /07 vs Eastern Oregon W /08 vs Puget Sound L /08 vs Pacific Lutheran L /08 vs Willamette (OR) W /09 vs Portland State W /09 vs Simon Fraser W /09 vs Pacific Lutheran W /25 at Santa Clara (CA) L /25 at Santa Clara (CA) L 5-4 Cal State Hayward Invitational 03/27 vs Harvard L /28 vs Santa Clara (CA) L /28 vs CSU San Bernardino W /28 Humboldt State L /29 UW-Stevens Point L /03 at Simon Fraser L /03 at Simon Fraser L /05 at Central Washington W /05 at Central Washington W /10 vs Saint Martin s W /10 vs Saint Martin s W /17 vs Simon Fraser W /17 vs Simon Fraser L /18 vs Eastern Oregon W /18 vs Eastern Oregon W /21 at Saint Martin s W /21 at Saint Martin s W /24 vs Central Washington W /24 vs Central Washington W /25 at Washington L 5-1 PNWAC Post-Season Tournament 05/02 vs Central Washington W /02 vs Central Washington L /02 vs Central Washington W /03 vs Simon Fraser L VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 9-3 PNWAC 02/13 at Humboldt State L /15 at CSU Stanislaus W /15 at CSU Stanislaus W 9-0 Central Washington Invitational 03/06 vs Pacific (OR) W /06 vs Oregon Tech L /07 vs Linfield (OR) W /07 vs Whitworth W /07 vs Puget Sound W /08 vs Simon Fraser L /14 vs Pacific (OR) W /14 vs Pacific (OR) W /21 at La Verne (CA) W /21 at La Verne (CA) W /22 at Cal Lutheran W /22 at Cal Lutheran L /24 at Azusa Pacific L /24 at Azusa Pacific W /04 at Portland State L /04 at Portland State W /05 at Concordia (OR) W /05 at Concordia (OR) W /07 at Washington L /07 at Washington L /09 at Simon Fraser L /09 at Simon Fraser L /14 vs Seattle U W /14 vs Seattle U W /16 at Saint Martin s W /16 at Saint Martin s W /18 vs Central Washington W /18 vs Central Washington W /21 vs Saint Martin s W /21 vs Saint Martin s W /23 vs Simon Fraser W /25 at Central Washington W /25 at Central Washington W /27 vs Simon Fraser L 3-2 PNWAC Post-Season Tournament 05/01 vs Simon Fraser L /01 vs Central Washington W /02 vs Simon Fraser W /02 vs Simon Fraser L 4-3 NAIA National Tournament 05/19 vs Southern California W /20 vs William Woods (MO) W /21 vs Oklahoma City W /21 vs Simon Fraser W /22 vs Simon Fraser W 5-1 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

70 68 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL 1999 VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 9-3 PAC WEST 02/04 at Sonoma State W /04 at Sonoma State W 4-1 CSU Stanislaus Warrior Classic 02/05 vs Simon Fraser L /05 vs CSU Stanislaus L 4-3 Central Washington Invitational 03/05 vs Whitworth W /05 vs Saint Martin s W /06 vs Concordia (OR) W /06 vs Pacific Lutheran W /06 vs Willamette (OR) W /07 vs George Fox (OR) W /07 vs Eastern Oregon L /19 vs Concordia (OR) W /19 vs Concordia (OR) W /22 vs Simon Fraser W /22 vs Simon Fraser L /24 at Pacific Lutheran L /24 at Pacific Lutheran L 3-0 Cal State Hayward Invitational 03/26 vs Linfield (OR) W /26 vs CSU Stanislaus W /27 vs CSU Stanislaus W /27 vs CSU Hayward W /27 vs Harvard L /29 vs CSU San Bernardino W /29 vs CSU San Bernardino W /01 at Western Oregon W /01 at Western Oregon W /03 at Humboldt State L /03 at Humboldt State L /08 at Saint Martin s W /08 at Saint Martin s W /10 vs Central Washington W /10 vs Central Washington W /15 at Central Washington W /15 at Central Washington W /17 vs Western Oregon W /17 vs Western Oregon W /18 vs Humboldt State W /18 vs Humboldt State W /20 at Washington L /20 at Washington L /24 vs Saint Martin s W /24 vs Saint Martin s W /29 at Simon Fraser L /29 at Simon Fraser L /30 vs Seattle U W /30 vs Seattle U W VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 16-4 PAC WEST Central Washington Invitational 03/03 vs Saint Martin s W /03 vs Central Washington L /04 vs Western Oregon W /05 vs Humboldt State L /05 vs Seattle U W /11 vs Concordia W /11 vs Concordia W /20 at CSU San Bernardino L /20 at CSU San Bernardino L /21 at CSU Dominguez Hills W /21 at CSU Dominguez Hills W /22 at CSU Bakersfield W /22 at CSU Bakersfield L 2-1 Cal State Hayward Invitational 03/24 vs Western New Mexico W /24 vs Chico State W /25 vs Notre Dame (CA) W /25 vs Oregon Tech W /26 vs Sonoma State L /29 vs Central Washington W /29 vs Central Washington W /31 vs Western Oregon W /31 vs Western Oregon W /01 vs Humboldt State L /01 vs Humboldt State W /05 at Saint Martin s W /05 at Saint Martin s W /07 at Simon Fraser L /07 at Simon Fraser L /08 vs Seattle U W /08 vs Seattle U W /15 at Humboldt State L /15 at Humboldt State L /16 at Western Oregon W /16 at Western Oregon W /21 vs Simon Fraser W /21 vs Simon Fraser W /22 at Central Washington W /22 at Central Washington L /27 at Seattle U W /27 at Seattle U W /29 vs Saint Martin s W /29 vs Saint Martin s W 4-3 Pacifi c West Conference Tournament 05/05 vs Hawaii Pacific W /05 vs Humboldt State L /06 vs Hawaii Pacific L VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 15-4 PAC WEST 03/01 vs Western Oregon L /01 vs Western Oregon W 7-3 Central Washington Invitational 03/02 vs Seattle U W /02 vs Western Oregon L /02 vs Central Washington W /03 vs Simon Fraser W /03 vs Oregon Tech W /03 vs Eastern Oregon W /04 vs Linfield (OR) W /04 vs Humboldt State L /04 vs Montana St. Billings W /09 vs Simon Fraser L /09 vs Simon Fraser T /10 vs Seattle U W /10 vs Seattle U W /14 at Saint Martin s W /14 at Saint Martin s L /16 vs Western Oregon L /16 vs Western Oregon L 4-2 Cal State Hayward Pioneer Classic 03/22 vs Simon Fraser L /23 vs Western New Mexico W /23 vs BYU Hawaii W /23 UC Davis L /24 Southern Oregon W /27 at Chico State W /27 at Chico State L /28 at CSU Stanislaus L /28 at CSU Stanislaus W /05 at Western Oregon W /05 at Western Oregon W /08 at Concordia (OR) W /08 at Concordia (OR) W /11 vs Central Washington W /11 vs Central Washington W /12 at Seattle U W /12 at Seattle U W /14 at Central Washington W /14 at Central Washington W /18 vs Humboldt State W /18 vs Humboldt State W /18 vs Humboldt State L 5-0 Cal State Bakersfi eld Tournament 04/20 vs CSU Dominguez Hills L /20 vs UC San Diego L /21 vs CSU Bakersfield L /21 vs CSU Stanislaus W /22 vs Chico State L /28 vs Saint Martin s W /28 vs Saint Martin s W 4-3 Pacifi c West Conference Tournament 05/04 vs Western New Mexico L /04 vs Humboldt State L 3-1

71 VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 17-6 GNAC 2003 VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 16-8 GNAC 2004 VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / GNAC Central Washington Invitational 03/01 vs Humboldt State L /01 vs Saint Martin s W /02 vs Western Oregon L /02 vs Central Washington W /03 vs Simon Fraser L /15 vs Western Oregon W /24 at Sonoma State L /24 at Sonoma State L /25 at Santa Clara (CA) W /25 at Santa Clara (CA) L /27 at Chico State W /27 at Chico State L /30 vs Central Washington W /30 vs Central Washington L 3-2 Tournament of Champions 04/05 vs Humboldt State W /05 vs Chaminade W /06 vs Chico State W /06 vs UC Davis L /06 vs UC San Diego W /07 vs CSU Dominguez Hills W /07 vs Humboldt State L /10 vs Saint Martin s W /10 vs Saint Martin s W /11 at Seattle U. W /11 at Seattle U W /15 vs Humboldt State L /15 vs Humboldt State L /17 at Saint Martin s W /17 at Saint Martin s L /18 vs Simon Fraser W /20 at Northwest Nazarene W /20 at Northwest Nazarene W /20 at Northwest Nazarene W /25 at Western Oregon W /25 at Western Oregon W /25 at Western Oregon W /27 at Humboldt State L /27 at Humboldt State W /30 vs Seattle U L /30 vs Seattle U W /02 at Central Washington W /02 at Central Washington W 19-5 Central Washington Invitational 02/28 vs Saint Martin s L /28 vs Montana St. Billings W /01 vs Seattle U W /01 vs Humboldt State W /02 vs Saint Martin s L /10 vs Saint Martin s W /10 vs Saint Martin s L /13 at Northwest Nazarene W /13 at Northwest Nazarene W /21 vs Humboldt State W /21 vs Humboldt State L /22 vs Western Oregon W /22 vs Western Oregon L /24 at Sonoma State W /24 at Sonoma State L /25 at CSU Stanislaus L /25 at CSU Stanislaus L /26 at Santa Clara (CA) L /26 at Santa Clara (CA) L /28 at Chico State L /28 at Chico State W /01 at Central Washington L /01 at Central Washington W 3-2 CSU Stanislaus Tournament of Champions 04/04 vs San Francisco State W /04 vs CSU Dominguez Hills L /05 vs CSU San Bernardino W /05 vs UC Davis W /05 vs CSU Stanislaus W /06 vs UC San Diego W /06 vs UC Davis L /10 vs Northwest Nazarene W /10 vs Northwest Nazarene W /12 vs Central Washington L /12 vs Central Washington W /17 at Seattle U W /17 at Seattle U W /19 at Saint Martin s L /19 at Saint Martin s W /22 at Washington L /22 at Washington L /26 at Humboldt State L /26 at Humboldt State L /30 at Western Oregon W /30 at Western Oregon W /03 vs Seattle U W /03 vs Seattle U W 1-0 NCAA II West Regional (Bakersfield, CA) 05/08 vs UC Davis L /09 vs Humboldt State L 7-1 Central Washington Invitational 03/05 vs Western Oregon W /05 vs North Dakota State W /05 vs Saint Martin s W /06 vs Humboldt State L /06 vs Seattle U W /07 vs Montana St. Billings W /07 vs Central Washington L /11 at Central Washington L /11 at Central Washington W /20 vs Saint Martin s W /20 vs Saint Martin s W /22 at Sonoma State L /22 at Sonoma State W /23 at San Francisco State W /23 at San Francisco State W /24 at Chico State L /24 at Chico State L /26 at CSU Stanislaus L /26 at CSU Stanislaus L /28 at Seattle U L /28 at Seattle U W 3-2 CSU Stanislaus Tournament of Champions 04/02 vs CSU San Bernardino W /02 vs San Francisco State L /03 vs Grand Canyon W /03 CSU Dominguez Hills L /04 vs Sonoma State W /04 vs Western New Mexico L /08 at Western Oregon L /08 at Western Oregon L /10 at Humboldt State L /10 at Humboldt State L /17 vs Northwest Nazarene W /17 vs Northwest Nazarene W /18 vs Central Washington L /18 vs Central Washington L /22 vs Seattle U L /22 vs Seattle U L /23 vs Humboldt State L /23 vs Humboldt State L /26 at Saint Martin s W /26 at Saint Martin s L /29 vs Northwest Nazarene W /29 vs Northwest Nazarene W /01 vs Western Oregon W /01 vs Western Oregon W 4-1

72 70 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL 2005 VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 16-8 GNAC Central Washington Invitational 03/04 vs Montana St. Billings L /04 vs Northwest Nazarene W /04 vs Central Washington L /05 vs Saint Martin s L /05 vs Seattle U L /05 vs Western Oregon W /06 vs Humboldt State L /06 vs Grand Canyon W /10 vs Western Oregon W /10 vs Western Oregon L /12 vs Central Washington L /12 vs Central Washington L /19 vs Saint Martin s L /19 vs Saint Martin s L 4-0 CSU Stanislaus Tournament of Champions 04/01 vs Montana St. Billings L /01 vs CSU Bakersfield L /02 vs Grand Canyon W /02 vs CSU San Bernardino W /03 vs Chico State L /09 vs Northwest Nazarene W /09 vs Northwest Nazarene W /10 vs Western Oregon W /10 vs Western Oregon W /17 vs Humboldt State L /17 vs Humboldt State W /21 at Northwest Nazarene W /21 at Northwest Nazarene W /23 at Central Washington W /23 at Central Washington W /25 at Seattle U L /25 at Seattle U W /29 at Saint Martin s W /30 vs Saint Martin s W /30 vs Saint Martin s W /30 vs Saint Martin s W /01 vs Seattle U L /01 vs Seattle U L /05 at Western Oregon L /05 at Western Oregon W /07 at Humboldt State L /07 at Humboldt State W VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / GNAC 02/25 at Seattle U L /25 at Seattle U L /26 vs Seattle U L /26 vs Seattle U L 12-1 Central Washington Invitational 03/02 vs Seattle U W /02 vs Humboldt State L /03 vs Central Washington L /03 vs Grand Canyon W /03 vs Northwest Nazarene L /04 vs Montana St. Billings W /05 vs Western Oregon W /05 vs Saint Martin s W /12 vs Humboldt State L /12 vs Humboldt State L /21 at San Francisco State L /21 at San Francisco State W /22 at Sonoma State L /22 at Sonoma State L /23 at Chico State L /23 at Chico State W 3-1 CSU Stanislaus Tournament of Champions 03/31 vs CSU Dominguez Hills L /01 vs CSU Bakersfield L /01 vs CSU Stanislaus L /02 vs CSU Monterey Bay W /02 vs UC San Diego W /02 vs CSU San Bernardino W /07 vs Western Oregon L /07 vs Western Oregon W /09 at Central Washington W /09 at Central Washington L /12 vs Seattle U W /12 vs Seattle U L /14 at Northwest Nazarene W /14 at Northwest Nazarene L /15 at Northwest Nazarene W /15 at Northwest Nazarene W /21 at Seattle U L /21 at Seattle U L /22 vs Saint Martin s L /22 vs Saint Martin s W /23 vs Saint Martin s L /23 vs Saint Martin s W /27 at Western Oregon W /27 at Western Oregon W /29 at Humboldt State L /29 at Humboldt State L /30 at Humboldt State L /30 at Humboldt State L /04 vs Northwest Nazarene W /04 vs Northwest Nazarene W /05 vs Northwest Nazarene L /05 vs Northwest Nazarene W /06 vs Central Washington L /06 vs Central Washington W VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / 15-5 GNAC Division II Lead-Off Classic (Phoenix, AZ) 02/15 vs Texas A&M Kingsville L /15 vs Emporia State W /16 vs Notre Dame de Namur L /16 vs Cameron (OK) W /16 vs Seattle U W /17 vs SE Oklahoma State W /17 vs Hawaii-Hilo L 10-3 Central Washington Invitational 03/01 vs Seattle U L /01 vs Saint Martin s W /02 vs Central Washington W /02 vs Montana St. Billings L /03 vs Western Oregon W /03 vs Northwest Nazarene W /04 vs Central Washington L /25 at San Francisco State L /25 at San Francisco State L /26 at CSU Stanislaus L /26 at CSU Stanislaus L /27 vs Chaminade W /27 vs Chaminade W 11-5 CSU Stanislaus Tournament of Champions 03/30 vs CSU Dominguez Hills W /30 vs CSU Bakersfield L /30 vs Sonoma State L /31 vs San Francisco State W /31 vs Chico State W /01 vs CSU Stanislaus L /06 vs Seattle U L /06 vs Seattle U L /07 vs Seattle U W /07 vs Seattle U W /11 at Western Oregon W /11 at Western Oregon L /14 at Saint Martin s W /14 at Saint Martin s W /15 vs Central Washington L /15 vs Central Washington W /20 vs Northwest Nazarene W /20 vs Northwest Nazarene W /21 at Seattle U L /21 at Seattle U W /22 at Seattle U L /22 at Seattle U W /25 at Central Washington W /25 at Central Washington W /26 at Central Washington W /26 at Central Washington W /28 at Northwest Nazarene W /28 at Northwest Nazarene W /03 vs Saint Martin s W /03 vs Saint Martin s W /05 vs Western Oregon W /05 vs Western Oregon W /06 vs Western Oregon L /06 vs Western Oregon W 8-3 NCAA II West Regional (Turlock, CA) 05/10 at CSU Stanislaus L /11 vs Sonoma State L 3-1

73 VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / GNAC Division II Lead-Off Classic (Phoenix, AZ) 02/14 vs Cal State Stanislaus L /14 vs Minnesota State L /15 vs Eastern New Mexico W /15 vs Western New Mexico W /16 vs Montana State Billings W /16 vs Cal State Stanislaus W 4-3 Central Washington Invitational 02/28 vs Saint Martin s W /28 vs Seattle U. L /29 vs Central Washington W /29 vs Montana State Billings L /01 vs Western Oregon W /01 vs Northwest Nazarene W /02 vs Sonoma State W /06 vs Montana State Billings W /06 vs Montana State Billings W /07 vs Montana State Billings L /07 vs Montana State Billings W /13 at Northwest Nazarene W /13 at Northwest Nazarene W /15 at Central Washington L /15 at Central Washington W 5-1 CSU Stanislaus Tournament of Champions 03/28 vs Chico State L /28 vs Sonoma State W /28 vs San Francisco State L /29 vs CSU Dominguez Hills L /29 vs Humboldt State L /30 vs Saint Martin s L /06 at Seattle U. L /06 at Seattle U. L /11 vs Western Oregon L /11 vs Western Oregon W /13 vs Saint Martin s W /13 vs Saint Martin s L /18 vs Northwest Nazarene W /18 vs Northwest Nazarene W /19 vs Northwest Nazarene W /20 vs Central Washington L /20 vs Central Washington W /26 at Montana State Billings L /26 at Montana State Billings L /27 at Montana State Billings L /27 at Montana State Billings W /29 vs Seattle U. L /29 vs Seattle U. L /01 at Saint Martin s W /01 at Saint Martin s L /03 at Western Oregon L /03 at Western Oregon L VIKING RESULTS OVERALL / GNAC 02/20 at Northwest Nazarene L /20 at Northwest Nazarene W /21 at Northwest Nazarene W /21 at Northwest Nazarene W /28 vs Central Washington W /28 vs Central Washington W /06 vs Montana State Billings W /06 vs Montana State Billings L /07 vs Montana State Billings L /07 vs Montana State Billings L /21 at Western Oregon L /21 at Western Oregon L /22 at Western Oregon W /22 at Western Oregon W /28 at Central Washington L /28 at Central Washington L /29 at Central Washington W /29 at Central Washington L /31 at San Francisco State L /01 vs Academy of Art W /01 vs Academy of Art W 7-1 CSU Stanislaus Tournament of Champions 04/03 vs CSU Dominguez Hills L /03 vs CSU Monterey Bay L /03 vs Hawaii Hilo L /04 vs San Francisco State W /04 vs Chico State L /05 vs CSU San Bernardino W /05 vs CSU Dominguez Hills L /10 vs Northwest Nazarene W /10 vs Northwest Nazarene W /11 vs Northwest Nazarene W /11 vs Northwest Nazarene W /13 vs Saint Martin s L /13 vs Saint Martin s W /14 vs Central Washington L /14 vs Central Washington L /18 at Montana State Billings L /18 at Montana State Billings L /19 at Montana State Billings L /19 at Montana State Billings L /21 vs Saint Martin s L /21 vs Saint Martin s L /25 at Saint Martin s L /25 at Saint Martin s W /26 at Saint Martin s W /26 at Saint Martin s L /01 vs Western Oregon - CCD 05/01 vs Western Oregon - CCD 05/02 vs Western Oregon - CCD 05/02 vs Western Oregon - CCD

74 72 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL Academy of Art CA Azusa Pacific CA Biola CA Brigham Young-Hawaii UC Davis UC Riverside UC San Diego Cal State Bakersfield Cal State Dominguez Hills Cal State Hayward Cal State Monterey Bay Cal State San Bernardino Cal State Stanislaus California Lutheran Cameron OK Central Washington Chaminade HI Chapman CA Chico State CA Concordia OR Eastern New Mexico Eastern Oregon Emporia State KS George Fox OR Grand Canyon AZ Harvard Hawaii Hilo Hawaii Pacific Humboldt State Lewis & Clark OR La Verne CA Linfield OR Minnesota State Montana State-Billings North Dakota State Northwest Nazarene Notre Dame de Namur CA Oklahoma City Oregon Oregon State Oregon Tech Pacific OR Pacific Lutheran Portland State Puget Sound Saint Martin s San Francisco State Santa Clara Seattle WA Simon Fraser BC Sonoma State CA Southern California College Southern Oregon Southeastern Oklahoma State Texas A&M Kingsville Washington Western New Mexico Western Oregon Whitworth WA Willamette OR William Woods MO Wisconsin-Stevens Point **boldface indicates 2009 opponent Viking Records... Overall (.549) GNAC (.573) NCAA II (.583) Home (.583) Road (.471) Neutral Site (.601) Tournament (.547) Post-Season (.484) By Coach: Vicki Lesch Vicki Lesch Art Phinney Art Phinney Art Phinney Art Phinney Art Phinney Art Phinney Art Phinney Lonnie Hicks Lonnie Hicks Lonnie Hicks Lonnie Hicks Lonnie Hicks Lonnie Hicks Lonnie Hicks Lonnie Hicks Lonnie Hicks Vickie Lesch (.205) Art Phinney (.628) Lonnie Hicks C (.526) Total (.549)

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76 THE UNIVERSITY Western Washington University is a public, comprehensive university with a national reputation for academic excellence, dedicated to providing the highest quality undergraduate education in the Pacific Northwest. A Western education offers students the opportunity to develop active learning skills to last a lifetime and serves them well in today s pluralistic, changing and highly technical world. While large enough to offer students a range of top quality programs, Western remains small enough to focus its resources on the needs of individual students as they build career skills on the sound foundation of the arts, humanities, sciences and professional studies. THE CAMPUS Western s main campus on the western slope of Sehome Hill has been called a jewel of a university. It offers a magic blend of art and nature with views of Bellingham Bay and the San Juan Islands to the west and a panoramic vista of the city of Bellingham. Some campus locations also offer scenic views of Mount Baker and Washington s Cascade Range to the east and the Canadian Cascades to the north. The campus is just minutes by bus from downtown Bellingham as well as the city s historic Fairhaven district, and its proximity to both locations also puts it within easy walking distance. Western s main campus and the adjacent Sehome Hill Nature Reserve encompass 216 acres near the heart of Bellingham. Counting Lakewood Recreation Center and Boathouse, the Shannon Point Marine Center in Anacortes, and the Viqueen Lodge, Western properties occupy 300 acres. THE STUDENTS Over 13,000 students call Western home during each academic year, starting in late September and continuing through June. A third of Western s students reside in on-campus residence halls. Western offers something for every student, with more than 100 cultural, academic, recreational, religious, social and political clubs and organizations as well as multiple venues for the performing arts and extensive opportunities for community service. PROGRAMS & DEGREES Western is organized into a graduate school and seven undergraduate colleges: the College of Business and Economics, the College of Fine and Performing Arts, Fairhaven College, the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Huxley College of the Environment, the College of Sciences and Technology, and Woodring College of Education.

77 WWU ATHLETICS In its 10th year as a full member of NCAA Division II (Sept., 1998), Western Washington University already has made national appearances in men s and women s basketball, men s cross country, women s soccer, women s rowing, football, men s and women s golf, softball and volleyball. The Vikings have won the last four NCAA II National Championships (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) in women s rowing, becoming the first school in any division to accomplish that. Western placed second nationally in volleyball in 2007 and women s rowing in 2002 and 2003, and reached the national semifinals in men s basketball in 2001 and women s basketball in A member of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, Western won the league s first four All-Sports Championships in , , , ), and placed second the last three years. In women s basketball, Western ranks among the top 15 in alltime victories among all four-year schools, having a streak of 10 national appearances snapped last season. The Vikings had the fourth-longest winning streak in NCAA II history when they won 57 consecutive league matches in volleyball from and took 38 straight victories in women s soccer from Western won the NAIA National title in softball in The Vikings athletic history dates back over a century. Intercollegiate competition began in football and basketball in Today, nearly 500 student-athletes compete in 16 varsity sports. The 2007 NCAA Report found that 69 percent of Western studentathletes receive their degrees in six years or fewer. That was five percentage points higher than the average for student-athletes in the 10-team Great Northwest Athletic Conference (64 percent), and 14 points higher than the national average for NCAA II schools (55 percent). FACILITIES Athletic facilities on Western s campus include Sam Carver Gymnasium, a softball field, artificial-surfaced Viking Field, a sixlane all-weather rubberized track, and four practice fields. Carver Gym, completed in 1962, has five basketball courts, including a main gym which seats 2,534 spectators. It also has a swimming pool, handball courts, a strength and fitness center, and convertible facilities for volleyball, which includes a SportCourt. Football and men s and women s soccer games are held at Bellingham s Civic Stadium, as are major track meets. The stadium, built in 1961, with an addition in 1971 and renovated in 2006, has covered seating for 3,640 spectators and lights for night use. A FieldTurf surface was installed in The track is an eight-lane, 400-meter oval.

78 Softball contests take place on campus at Viking Field, a facility completed in There is seating for 500. Rowing events are held on Lake Whatcom, with the boathouse located at Lakewood. Cross country competition is conducted at Lake Padden Park. Golf matches are held at the Bellingham Golf and Country Club. BELLINGHAM Nestled on the shores of Bellingham Bay, in the shadow of Mt. Baker, Bellingham boasts a vibrant population of nearly 75,000. Easily accessible from Seattle and Vancouver, B.C., Bellingham touts itself as an escape from the ordinary. With breathtaking nautural beauty and quaint waterfront villages it is easy to see why. Bellingham offers up the perfect blend of community and cosmopolitan. A combination unique to this humble outpost in the northwest corner of Washington state. Bellingham is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide variety of exciting activities year round. Skiers and snowboarders flock to Mt. Baker, home to the single-season snowfall world record, during the winter months. In the spring and summer, biking, hiking and boating take center stage with the coastline of Bellingham Bay and the nearby San Juan Islands providing a beautiful backdrop. Numerous parks can be found along the cities coastline and further inland on the shores of Lake Padden and Lake Whatcom. Downtown Bellingham and the Fairhaven district, both within walking distance from the Western campus, provide students and residents alike with the energy of a larger city and the charm of small, tight-knit community. A vibrant cultural region, Bellingham is dotted with numerous art galleries, museums and boutiques. Restaurants adorn the city streets, representing a wide variety of dining options, including brew pubs and cafes featuring fresh local fare. A local farmer s market convenes every Saturday. Just one of many festivals that bring the community together. In the spring teams of competitors compete in the annual Ski-to- Sea event. The race from the top of Mt. Baker to the shores of Bellingham Bay is a long standing tradition. Encorporated in 1903, Bellingham has held fast to its traditions over the years. Known for its friendly, active population, adventurous spirit and tree-lined streets, Bellingham provides an ideal setting in which Western students can live and learn.

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80 2010 WESTERN WASHINGTON SOFTBALL SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 27 Montana St. Billings (DH)* 12 PM 28 Montana St. Billings (DH)* 12 PM MARCH 5 at Northwest Nazarene (DH)* 2 PM 6 at Northwest Nazarene (DH)* 12 PM 13 Central Washington (DH)* 1 PM 14 Central Washington (DH)* 11 AM 20 at Saint Martin s (DH)* 12 PM 21 at Saint Martin s (DH)* 12 PM 23 vs Hawaii-Hilo@ 11 AM at CSU-Monterey Bay 3 PM 24 at San Francisco State (DH) 1 PM 26 vs San Francisco State! 1 PM vs CSU-Stanislaus! 6 PM 27 vs Chico State! 11 AM vs CSU-Dominguez Hills! 2 PM vs Humboldt State! 4 PM 28 at Tournament of Champions! TBA APRIL 2 Western Oregon (DH)* 1 PM 3 Western Oregon (DH)* 12 PM 5 at Simon Fraser (DH) 5 PM 9 Northwest Nazarene (DH)* 1 PM 10 Northwest Nazarene (DH)* 12 PM 17 at Central Washington (DH)* 12 PM 18 at Central Washington (DH)* 11 AM 24 at Western Oregon (DH)* 12 PM 25 at Western Oregon (DH)* 11 AM 28 Simon Fraser (DH) 2 PM MAY 1 Saint Martin s (DH)* 12 PM 2 Saint Martin s (DH)* 12 PM 7 at Montana St. Billings (DH)* 1 PM 8 at Montana St. Billings (DH)* 1 PM Home Games in White * GNAC Contest (DH) Double at Monterey, California! at Tournament of Champions (Turlock, CA) Junior Caitlin Dotlich Sophomore Jordan Emmil Junior Sam Rutherford