#PVChallenge. Puerto Vallarta College Challenge. Triple Crown Sports

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1 SCHEDULE Session #1 Thursday, February 8 Nevada vs. LA Tech, 1 p.m. CT Long Beach State vs. LA Tech, 4 p.m. CT Nevada vs. James Madison, 7 p.m. CT Friday, February 9 Long Beach State vs. Nevada, 11 a.m. CT Long Beach State vs. James Madison, 2 p.m. CT LA Tech vs. Nevada, 5 p.m. CT James Madison vs. LA Tech, 8 p.m. CT Saturday, February 10 Nevada vs. Long Beach State, 2 p.m. CT James Madison vs. Long Beach State, 5 p.m. CT LA Tech vs. James Madison, 8 p.m. CT Puerto Vallarta College Challenge EVENT INFO The inaugural Puerto Vallarta College Challenge was held in 2015, featuring the teams from BYU, Nevada, Northern Colorado and Southern Illinois. Those were the first fastpitch games in NCAA history played outside the United States. As word spread about this unique softball setting, Triple Crown Sports and city officials at Puerto Vallarta agreed to pool resources and improve almost every aspect of Nancy Almaraz Stadium, site of the event. While the tournament was not held in 2016, there was enough time to complete the work on the stadium, as well as contact more D-1 fastpitch programs to build a dynamic 10-team field for Session #2 Thursday, February 15 Houston vs. Oregon, 2 p.m. CT Rutgers vs. Texas, 5 p.m. CT Ole Miss vs. Texas, 8 p.m. CT Friday, February 16 Houston vs. Ole Miss, 2 p.m. CT Rutgers vs. Oregon, 5 p.m. CT Texas vs. Oregon, 8 p.m. CT Saturday, February 17 Ole Miss vs. Rutgers, 11 a.m. CT Rutgers vs. Houston, 2 p.m. CT Texas vs. Houston, 5 p.m. CT Oregon vs. Ole Miss, 8 p.m. CT - Facebook.com/PVCollegeChallenge PAST PARTICIPANTS With its February placement, the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge offers programs a warm-weather setting to help launch their spring schedules, while also giving fans a chance to follow their favorite teams while enjoying a memorable oceanside resort retreat and vacation. Triple Crown Sports Based in Fort Collins, CO., Triple Crown Sports has been producing events in youth athletics and the college ranks for more than 35 years. TCS runs both the preseason and postseason WNIT basketball events and produces the men s and women s Cancun Challenge tournaments in November, which have been recognized by Sports Illustrated as a top-5 destination tournament for D-I basketball programs. TCS fastpitch tournaments (including the 1,000-team Sparkler/Fireworks event) draw the nation s finest club programs, and hundreds of college coaches attend TCS events for recruiting purposes. Auburn... (SEC) BYU x2... (West Coast) Cal State Fullerton... (Big West) Florida Gulf Coast... (Atlantic Sun) Fresno State...(Mountain West) Mississippi State... (SEC) Nebraska... (Big Ten) Nevada... (Mountain West) Northern Colorado... (Big Sky) Oklahoma... (Big 12) Southern Illinois... (Missouri Valley) Texas Tech... (Big 12) Washington... (Pac 12)

2 QUICK FACTS James Madison LA Tech Long Beach State Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Location: Harrisonburg, Virginia Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/Years): Loren Laporte (1st Season, 0-0, Same) Stadium (Capacity): Veterans Memorial Park (625) Mascot: Dukes Colors: Purple and Gold 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): 18-2 (1st) 2017 Postseason: NCAA Regionals Conference: Conference USA Location: Ruston, Louisiana Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/Years): Mark Montgomery (6th Season, , /17 Years) Stadium (Capacity): Lady Techster Softball Complex (1,000) Mascot: Lady Techsters Colors: Red and Blue 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): 16-8 (1st) 2017 Postseason: NCAA Regionals Conference: Big West Location: Long Beach, California Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/Years): Kim Sowder (12th Season, , Same) Stadium (Capacity): 49er Softball Complex (500) Mascot: 49ers Colors: Black and Gold 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): (4th) 2017 Postseason: N/A Nevada Conference: Mountain West Location: Reno, Nevada Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/Years): Josh Taylor (2nd Season, 30-25/Same) Stadium (Capacity): Hixson Park (1,000) Mascot: Wolf Pack Colors: Navy Blue and Silver 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): (5th) 2017 Postseason: NISC Regionals Oregon Conference: Pac 12 Location: Eugene, Oregon Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/Years): Mike White (9th Season, /Same) Stadium (Capacity): Jane Sanders Stadium (2,500) Mascot: Ducks Colors: Green and Yellow 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): 17-6 (2nd) 2017 Postseason: NCAA Women s College World Series Houston Conference: American Athletic Location: Houston, Texas Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/Years): Kristin Vesely (2nd Season, 30-25/Same) Stadium (Capacity): Cougar Softball Stadium (1,200) Mascot: Cougars Colors: Scarlet and White 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): 12-6 (2nd) 2017 Postseason: AAC Championship Rutgers Conference: Big Ten Location: Piscataway, New Jersey Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/Years): Jay Nelson (12th Season, /Same) Stadium (Capacity): RU Softball Complex (250) Mascot: Scarlet Knights Colors: Scarlet 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): 5-18 (13th) 2017 Postseason: N/A Ole Miss Conference: Southeastern Location: Oxford, Mississippi Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/Years): Mike Smith (4th Season, , /19 Years) Stadium (Capacity): Ole Miss Softball Complex (1,000) Mascot: Rebels Colors: Cardinal Red and Navy Blue 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): (8th) 2017 Postseason: NCAA Super Regionals Texas Conference: Big 12 Location: Austin, Texas Head Coach (Season at School, Record at School, Overall Record/ Years): Connie Clark (23rd Season, /Same) Stadium (Capacity): Red and Charline McCombs Field (1,254) Mascot: Longhorns Colors: Burnt Orange and White 2017 Overall Record: Conference Record (Finish): 7-10 (4th) 2017 Postseason: NCAA Regionals

3 TEAM NOTES JAMES MADISON (Colonial Athletic) 2017 Record: 50-8 James Madison capped off yet another successful season in Harrisonburg last year, finishing with a mark of 50-8 and a conference record of 18-2, finishing first in the Colonial Athletic Association. Unsurprisingly, James Madison paced the CAA in batting with a team average of.347 and pitching with an overall ERA of Head coach Mickey Dean departed for the top job at Auburn, with Loren LaPorte taking over at JMU. With five seniors having graduated, the roster has a different shape, but the larger issue is the loss of Megan Good to a knee injury suffered this fall. In 2017, Good was selected as one of 10 finalists for the USA Softball College Player of the Year; she is expected to get a medical redshirt and return for the 2019 campaign. LA TECH (Conference USA) 2017 Record: LA Tech rode its overall record and 16-8 mark in the Conference USA to a first-place finish in the conference and a trip to the NCAA Tournament regional round. Under fifth-year head coach Mark Montgomery, the Lady Techsters were tops in the conference in a number of offensive categories, including runs scored (316), hits (454), RBI (281), doubles (88) and triples (15). LA Tech will lose five to graduation, but will return Morgan Turkoly, who led the Techsters in batting (.370) and slugging (.551). LA Tech s 2017 NCAA appearance was the 10th in school history and the first since LONG BEACH STATE (Big West) 2017 Record: The 49ers cruised to a record in 2017 with a Big West Conference mark of 11-10, finishing fourth. Twelve-year head coach Kim Sowder will lose four to graduation, but will return her stud freshman Cielo Meza. Meza in her first year at Long Beach, started 12 games, pitched six complete games, struck out 56 and finished with a 1.26 ERA, which ranked second in the Big West. Sowder will also welcome back her top offensive player a year ago in Hannah Cookson. Cookson ended the season starting 49 of 52 games, batted.290 in 155 plate appearances and paced the team with three triples. NEVADA (Mountain West) 2017 Record: The Wolf Pack pieced together an impressive 30-win season in An overall mark of and a Mountain West Conference record of earned Nevada a birth into the inaugural National Invitational Softball Championships. Nevada racked up two wins before falling to the eventual regional winner Cal Poly. Five Wolf Pack seniors will leave Reno due to graduation, but that group of impressive women does not include Erika Hansen, who in her junior year boasted a.627 slugging percentage, 61 RBI and 13 home runs all of which were top five in the conference. The Nevada pitching staff, led by Kali Sargent, were tops in the Mountain West in striking out batters looking, tallying 91 backwards K s in the scorebooks in HOUSTON (American Athletic) 2017 Record: Kristin Vesely, in just her second season at the helm of the Cougar softball program, led Houston to a record and an American Athletic Conference mark of Finishing second in the regular season, Houston glided through the AAC Tournament before running up against Tulsa in the championship, falling just short, 1-0. As a team, the Cougars paced the conference in batting (.302), on base percentage (.383), runs scored (286), hits (437) and RBI (250). Vesely loses just three players to graduation from the 2017 roster. Sophomore outfielder Maya Thomas will return for her third year in Southeast Texas. Last season, Thomas led the Cougars offensively, averaging.435 at the plate.

4 TEAM NOTES OLE MISS (Southeastern) 2017 Record: Mike Smith, in his fourth year at the helm of the Rebels led his squad to a season and a trip to the NCAA Super Regionals. With a mark in the SEC, Ole Miss finished eighth in the conference, but sailed through the SEC tournament, giving up only three runs in four games. Smith will return all but four of his players from a season ago. Among those returning is Kaitlin Lee. As a junior, Lee appeared in 44 games, starting in 37. Lee also finished 2017 with 27 complete games, 10 solo shutouts and the only save for the Rebel pitching staff. Elantra Cox joins Lee for her swan song in Oxford. Cox paced Ole Miss offensively, batting.429 at the dish with five doubles, four triples and a conference-leading 93 hits. OREGON (PAC-12) 2017 Record: 54-8 Oregon kicked off its 2017 season with a NCAA record-trying 35 consecutive victories. In what many tabbed as a supposed rebuilding year, the Ducks finished 54-8, making it to the Women s College World Series, before running up against the eventual national champion Oklahoma Sooners. All three starting pitchers (Maggie Balint, Megan Kleist and Miranda Elish), each underclassmen, recorded an ERA below 2.0, resulting in the PAC-12 s best overall ERA (1.41). Oregon s 17-6 conference mark also had them one half game shy of its fifth straight conference title. Alexis Mack and Danica Mercado finished first and second respectively in stolen bases in the PAC-12 with 28 and 25 a piece. Head coach Mike white will lose just three seniors on his 2018 roster. Seven Ducks were named to the NFCA All-Region team, five of them (Megan Kleist, Mia Camuso, Alexis Mack, Maggie Balint and Gwen Svekis) will return for the 2018 campaign. RUTGERS (Big Ten) 2017 Record: Twelve-year head coach Jay Nelson led the Scarlet Knights to an overall record of and a Big Ten Conference mark of Rutgers welcomes back the sight of Taryn Atlee, the Scarlet Knights standout freshman. Atlee in just her first season in Piscataway led the team in batting (.393), on base percentage (.443), runs scored (35), hits (66) and stolen bases (10). The freshman started 34 games at second base and 17 in the hole at shortstop, boasting a.942 fielding percentage en route to a first team All-Big Ten selection. Rebecca Hall returns for her senior season. Hall batted.320 with 12 home runs and 11 doubles. Her totals garnered national attention, selected as NFCA All-Great Lakes Region First Team. TEXAS (Big 12) 2017 Record: As one of the most tenured coaches in all of collegiate softball, Connie Clark has guided her Longhorn program through thick and thin. With a record in 2017 and a Big 12 Conference mark of 7-10, Texas finished fourth in the Big 12 and was selected to its 13th consecutive NCAA postseason appearance. The Longhorns got off to a rocky start against Texas State, then rallied to pick up wins against the Bobcats and Texas Southern before running into host Texas A&M, knocking them out of the tournament. Despite graduating seven seniors from the 2017 roster, Texas will get back freshman Taylor Ellsworth. In her first season wearing the burnt orange, Ellsworth paced the team in batting, going.394 at the plate, adding six doubles, three home runs and 24 RBI.

5 RECORD BOOK - TEAM GAME HIGHS At bats: 34 - Auburn (vs Washington, Feb 09, 2017) Runs scored: 23 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Hits: 20 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) RBIs: 21 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Doubles: 4 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Home runs: 2 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) 2 - Auburn (vs Oklahoma, Feb 09, 2017) Total bases: 30 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Walks: 9 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Strikeouts: 13 - Auburn (vs Washington, Feb 09, 2017) Sac hits: 5 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 27, 2015) Sac flies: 2 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Stolen bases: 4 - Oklahoma (vs BYU, Feb 09, 2017) Caught stealing: 1 - (6 times ) Hit by pitch: 3 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Runners LOB: 14 - Nevada (vs BYU, Feb 26, 2015) Hit into DP: 1 - (8 times ) Fielding Putouts: 30 - Auburn (vs Washington, Feb 09, 2017) Assists: 13 - Auburn (vs Oklahoma, Feb 09, 2017) 13 - Auburn (vs Nebraska, Feb 10, 2017) Errors: 4 - Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 27, 2015) DPs turned: 1 - (7 times ) Pitching Innings pitched: Auburn (vs Washington, Feb 09, 2017) Strikeouts: 11 - Oklahoma (vs Auburn, Feb 09, 2017) Hits allowed: 1 - BYU (vs Nebraska, Feb 09, 2017) Wild pitches: 1 - (5 times ) Hit batters: 1 - (7 times )

6 RECORD BOOK - TEAM COMBINED GAME HIGHS At bats: 56 - Auburn vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) Runs scored: 23 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) Hits: 20 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) RBIs: 21 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) Doubles: 4 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) Home runs: 2 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) 2 - Nebraska vs BYU (Feb 09, 2017) 2 - Auburn vs Oklahoma (Feb 09, 2017) Total bases: 30 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) Walks: 9 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) Strikeouts: 13 - Washington vs Auburn (Feb 09, 2017) 13 - Auburn vs Oklahoma (Feb 09, 2017) Sac hits: 5 - Southern Illinois vs Nevada (Feb 27, 2015) Sac flies: 2 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) Stolen bases: 5 - BYU vs Oklahoma (Feb 09, 2017) Caught stealing: 2 - BYU vs Oklahoma (Feb 09, 2017) Hit by pitch: 3 - Nevada vs Southern Illinois (Feb 28, 2015) Runners LOB: 16 - Auburn vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) Hit into DP: 2 - Auburn vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) Fielding Putouts: 42 - Auburn vs Oklahoma (Feb 09, 2017) 42 - Auburn vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) 42 - Oklahoma vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) Assists: 24 - Auburn vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) Errors: 4 - Southern Illinois vs Nevada (Feb 27, 2015) DPs turned: 2 - Auburn vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) Pitching Innings pitched: Auburn vs Oklahoma (Feb 09, 2017) Auburn vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) Oklahoma vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) Runs allowed: 1 - Oklahoma vs Washington (Feb 11, 2017) Earned runs: 1 - Oklahoma vs Washington (Feb 11, 2017) 1 - Oklahoma vs Nebraska (Feb 10, 2017) 1 - Washington vs Auburn (Feb 09, 2017) Walks allowed: 2 - (4 times ) Strikeouts: 13 - Auburn vs Oklahoma (Feb 09, 2017) Hits allowed: 3 - Northern Colorado vs Nevada (Feb 27, 2015) Wild pitches: 1 - (5 times ) Hit batters: 1 - (7 times )

7 RECORD BOOK - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Batting At bats: 5 - (6 times ) Runs scored: 5 - GOINS, K, Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Hits: 4 - (4 times ) RBIs: 6 - RILEY, C, Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Doubles: 2 - RILEY, C, Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) 2 - GIBSON, A, Nevada (vs Northern Colorado, Feb 27, 2015) Home runs: 2 - K. Veach, Auburn (vs Oklahoma, Feb 09, 2017) Total bases: 9 - RILEY, C, Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Walks: 3 - GIBSON, A, Nevada (vs BYU, Feb 26, 2015) 3 - H. Fagan, Auburn (vs BYU, Feb 11, 2017) 3 - Clifton, C., Oklahoma (vs BYU, Feb 09, 2017) Strikeouts: 2 - (14 times ) Sac hits: 2 - MENDEZ, A, Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 27, 2015) Sac flies: 1 - (4 times ) Stolen bases: 1 - (13 times ) Caught stealing: 1 - (6 times ) Hit by pitch: 1 - (11 times ) Runners LOB: 5 - GIBSON, A, Nevada (vs Southern Illinois, Feb 28, 2015) Fielding Putouts: 11 - (4 times ) Assists: 6 - C. McCrackin, Auburn (vs Oklahoma, Feb 09, 2017) Errors: 2 - K. Cooper, Auburn (vs BYU, Feb 11, 2017) 2 - Barrow, Nebraska (vs Oklahoma, Feb 10, 2017) Pitching Innings pitched: K. Carlson, Auburn (vs Washington, Feb 09, 2017) Strikeouts: 11 - Lowary, P., Oklahoma (vs Auburn, Feb 09, 2017) Wild pitches: 1 - (5 times ) Hit batters: 1 - (7 times )

8 RECORD BOOK - INDIVIDUAL BATTING Batting avg 1. GEIL, A-NV BELL-BYU.500 ALLDREDGE-BYU.500 Clifton, C.-OU JENKINS, J-NV SUGG-BYU GIBSON, A-NV RILEY, C-NV GOINS, K-NV Pendley, N.-OU.385 Runs scored 1. GIBSON, A-NV 8 2. GEIL, A-NV 7 3. JENKINS, J-NV 6 GOINS, K-NV 6 5. Clifton, C.-OU 3 BELL-BYU 3 JENSEN-BYU 3 THOMPSON-BYU tied at... 2 Doubles 1. Jablonski-NEB 2 GIBSON, A-NV 2 RILEY, C-NV 2 ALLDREDGE-BYU tied at... 1 Slugging pct 1. GIBSON, A-NV RILEY, C-NV ALLDREDGE-BYU SUGG-BYU K. Veach-AU Pendley, N.-OU GEIL, A-NV Urness-NEB BELL-BYU.500 Clifton, C.-OU.500 Hits 1. GEIL, A-NV GIBSON, A-NV JENKINS, J-NV 8 4. GOINS, K-NV 7 RILEY, C-NV 7 6. SUGG-BYU 6 BELL-BYU 6 8. JENSEN-BYU 5 Pendley, N.-OU 5 ALLDREDGE-BYU 5 Triples On base pct 1. Clifton, C.-OU GEIL, A-NV GIBSON, A-NV TEDFORD, A-NV JENKINS, J-NV.500 BELL-BYU.500 C. Wallace-AU.500 K. Cooper-AU.500 ALLDREDGE-BYU SUGG-BYU.462 Runs batted in 1. GIBSON, A-NV 8 RILEY, C-NV 8 3. GEIL, A-NV 6 4. SUGG-BYU 5 5. Pendley, N.-OU 3 MENDEZ, A-NV 3 Knighten, S.-OU 3 TEDFORD, A-NV 3 JENKINS, J-NV 3 THOMPSON-BYU 3 Home runs 1. GIBSON, A-NV 2 K. Veach-AU 2 3. Pendley, N.-OU 1 RILEY, C-NV 1 SUGG-BYU 1 Urness-NEB 1 Total bases 1. GIBSON, A-NV RILEY, C-NV 12 GEIL, A-NV K. Veach-AU SUGG-BYU 9 6. Pendley, N.-OU 8 JENKINS, J-NV 8 GOINS, K-NV 8 9. ALLDREDGE-BYU 7 Urness-NEB 7 Sac bunts 1. MENDEZ, A-NV 4 2. JENKINS, J-NV 2 3. RILEY, C-NV 1 H. Fagan-AU 1 ALLDREDGE-BYU 1 BELL-BYU 1 Hatfield, M.-OU 1 STRID-BYU 1 GEIL, A-NV 1 Total plate appearances 1. GIBSON, A-NV GEIL, A-NV JENKINS, J-NV MENDEZ, A-NV 20 GOINS, K-NV RILEY, C-NV 19 TEDFORD, A-NV tied at Walks 1. GIBSON, A-NV 8 2. TEDFORD, A-NV 6 K. Cooper-AU 6 4. Clifton, C.-OU 5 5. H. Fagan-AU 4 C. Wallace-AU 4 7. MENDEZ, A-NV 3 M. Gipson-AU 3 GEIL, A-NV 3 Knighten, S.-OU 3 Sac flies 1. STRID-BYU 1 MENDEZ, A-NV 1 JENKINS, J-NV 1 GIBSON, A-NV 1 At bats 1. GIBSON, A-NV GEIL, A-NV GOINS, K-NV JENKINS, J-NV 17 RILEY, C-NV K. Veach-AU JENSEN-BYU tied at Hit by pitch 1. Clifton, C.-OU 2 MENDEZ, A-NV 2 3. C. Shea-AU 1 BURDA, H-NV 1 M. Gipson-AU 1 GOINS, K-NV 1 C. Wallace-AU 1 Aviu, Fale-OU 1 GIBSON, A-NV 1 Stolen bases tied at... 1 Steal attempts 1. Clifton, C.-OU tied at... 1 Strikeouts 1. K. Veach-AU 7 2. W. Jordan-AU 4 C. McCrackin-AU 4 BELL-BYU 4 Edwards-NEB tied at... 3 Caught stealing 1. Clifton, C.-OU 2 2. Arnold, K.-OU 1 BELL-BYU 1 TEDFORD, A-NV 1 TARROW-BYU 1 Grounded into DP 1. K. Cooper-AU 1 GIBSON, A-NV 1 GOINS, K-NV 1 Edwards-NEB 1

9 RECORD BOOK - INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Earned run avg 1. Lopez, M.-OU M. Martin-AU Parker, P.-OU K. Carlson-AU Lowary, P.-OU 1.75 BULL-BYU 1.75 McClure-NEB REDINGTON, C-NV ISENBERG, M-NV PAULSON-BYU 5.25 Batters struck out 1. ISENBERG, M-NV Lowary, P.-OU Parker, P.-OU 10 BULL-BYU Jablonski-NEB 7 PAULSON-BYU 7 7. K. Carlson-AU 6 8. M. Martin-AU 5 McClure-NEB REDINGTON, C-NV 4 Saves 1. K. Carlson-AU 1 Opposing bat avg 1. BULL-BYU PAULSON-BYU Lopez, M.-OU ISENBERG, M-NV Parker, P.-OU Lowary, P.-OU M. Martin-AU K. Carlson-AU McClure-NEB REDINGTON, C-NV.316 Batters SO out looking 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 5 2. Lowary, P.-OU 4 3. M. Martin-AU 3 4. K. Carlson-AU 2 McClure-NEB 2 DORTCH, M-NV 2 Parker, P.-OU tied at... 1 Appearances 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 4 2. REDINGTON, C-NV 3 M. Martin-AU 3 Parker, P.-OU 3 PAULSON-BYU 3 Jablonski-NEB 3 Lowary, P.-OU 3 K. Carlson-AU tied at... 2 Innings pitched 1. ISENBERG, M-NV K. Carlson-AU M. Martin-AU Jablonski-NEB Lowary, P.-OU 12.0 Parker, P.-OU 12.0 BULL-BYU PAULSON-BYU REDINGTON, C-NV McClure-NEB 8.0 Wins 1. BULL-BYU 2 M. Martin-AU 2 3. K. Carlson-AU 1 REDINGTON, C-NV 1 Parker, P.-OU 1 Lowary, P.-OU 1 Games started 1. BULL-BYU 2 DORTCH, M-NV 2 K. Carlson-AU 2 ISENBERG, M-NV 2 M. Martin-AU 2 Jablonski-NEB 2 PAULSON-BYU 2 Parker, P.-OU tied at... 1 Games finished 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 2 REDINGTON, C-NV 2 3. Lowary, P.-OU 1 K. Carlson-AU 1 Parker, P.-OU 1 PAULSON-BYU 1 Jablonski-NEB 1 Bartsch-NEB 1 M. Martin-AU 1 Games in relief 1. Lowary, P.-OU 2 REDINGTON, C-NV 2 ISENBERG, M-NV tied at... 1 Sac bunts allowed 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 4 2. M. Martin-AU 2 Jablonski-NEB 2 4. BULL-BYU 1 REDINGTON, C-NV 1 McClure-NEB 1 Sac flies allowed 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 3 2. Jablonski-NEB 2 Losses 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 2 Jablonski-NEB 2 PAULSON-BYU 2 4. REDINGTON, C-NV 1 Parker, P.-OU 1 McClure-NEB 1 McLeod-NEB 1 Lowary, P.-OU 1 M. Martin-AU 1 DORTCH, M-NV 1 Runners picked off 1. SUGG-BYU 1

10 RECORD BOOK - INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Wild pitches 1. Jablonski-NEB 1 Lowary, P.-OU 1 ISENBERG, M-NV 1 PAULSON-BYU 1 DORTCH, M-NV 1 Balks Hit batters 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 2 PAULSON-BYU 2 3. McLeod-NEB 1 Lowary, P.-OU 1 DORTCH, M-NV 1 Intentional BB allowed 1. McClure-NEB 1 Earned runs allowed 1. Lopez, M.-OU 0 2. McClure-NEB 2 Parker, P.-OU 2 M. Martin-AU 2 5. Lowary, P.-OU 3 BULL-BYU 3 K. Carlson-AU 3 8. REDINGTON, C-NV 4 9. DORTCH, M-NV 7 PAULSON-BYU 7 Triples allowed 1. BULL-BYU 0 Lopez, M.-OU 0 PAULSON-BYU 0 Parker, P.-OU 0 M. Martin-AU 0 K. Carlson-AU 0 REDINGTON, C-NV 0 Lowary, P.-OU 0 McClure-NEB 0 ISENBERG, M-NV 0 Hits allowed 1. Lopez, M.-OU 2 2. PAULSON-BYU 6 3. DORTCH, M-NV 7 4. BULL-BYU 8 5. Parker, P.-OU 10 McClure-NEB Lowary, P.-OU REDINGTON, C-NV ISENBERG, M-NV M. Martin-AU 16 Walks allowed 1. Parker, P.-OU 0 2. Lopez, M.-OU 1 3. K. Carlson-AU 2 4. BULL-BYU 3 5. M. Martin-AU 4 Jablonski-NEB 4 7. REDINGTON, C-NV 6 8. McClure-NEB 7 Lowary, P.-OU DORTCH, M-NV 8 Home runs allowed 1. DORTCH, M-NV 0 Lopez, M.-OU 0 McClure-NEB 0 PAULSON-BYU 0 M. Martin-AU 0 K. Carlson-AU 0 7. Parker, P.-OU 1 REDINGTON, C-NV 1 ISENBERG, M-NV Jablonski-NEB 2 Runs allowed 1. Lopez, M.-OU 0 2. Parker, P.-OU 2 3. K. Carlson-AU 3 M. Martin-AU 3 BULL-BYU 3 Lowary, P.-OU 3 7. McClure-NEB 4 8. PAULSON-BYU 7 9. DORTCH, M-NV REDINGTON, C-NV 9 Doubles allowed 1. BULL-BYU 0 Lopez, M.-OU 0 3. PAULSON-BYU 1 Parker, P.-OU 1 M. Martin-AU 1 DORTCH, M-NV 1 REDINGTON, C-NV 1 Lowary, P.-OU 1 9. McClure-NEB 2 Jablonski-NEB 2

11 RECORD BOOK - INDIVIDUAL FIELDING Fielding pct 1. K. Veach-AU Knighten, S.-OU Wodach, Lea-OU THOMPSON-BYU H. Fagan-AU C. McCrackin-AU STRID-BYU SUGG-BYU Arnold, K.-OU BELL-BYU Assists 1. C. McCrackin-AU GEIL, A-NV 9 Romero, S.-OU 9 4. K. Crocker-AU 8 ALLDREDGE-BYU tied at... 7 Chances 1. K. Veach-AU Wodach, Lea-OU 26 Knighten, S.-OU GEIL, A-NV 24 ARRIAGA, M-NV 24 THOMPSON-BYU RILEY, C-NV Cassidy-NEB H. Fagan-AU C. McCrackin-AU 16 Fielding double plays 1. K. Veach-AU 3 2. H. Fagan-AU tied at... 1 Putouts 1. K. Veach-AU Knighten, S.-OU Wodach, Lea-OU THOMPSON-BYU 22 ARRIAGA, M-NV RILEY, C-NV Cassidy-NEB GEIL, A-NV Sjulin-NEB 12 H. Fagan-AU 12 Passed balls Catchers interference Caught stealing by 1. M. Martin-AU 2 C. Wallace-AU 2 3. ARRIAGA, M-NV 1 SUGG-BYU 1 ISENBERG, M-NV 1 Wodach, Lea-OU 1 Parker, P.-OU 1 PAULSON-BYU 1 Steal attempts against 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 7 2. ARRIAGA, M-NV 6 3. PAULSON-BYU 5 SUGG-BYU 5 5. Cassidy-NEB 3 Jablonski-NEB tied at... 2 Errors 1. K. Cooper-AU 3 Barrow-NEB 3 3. MENDEZ, A-NV 2 GEIL, A-NV 2 Bryant-NEB 2 GIBSON, A-NV tied at... 1 Stolen bases against 1. ISENBERG, M-NV 6 2. ARRIAGA, M-NV 5 3. PAULSON-BYU 4 SUGG-BYU 4 5. Cassidy-NEB 3 Jablonski-NEB 3 7. NICHOLAS, A-NV 2 ERICKSON-BYU 2 BURDA, H-NV 2 DORTCH, M-NV 2

12 RECORD BOOK - TEAM FIELDING Batting avg 1. Nevada BYU Oklahoma Nebraska Auburn.194 Runs scored 1. Nevada BYU Oklahoma Auburn Nebraska 8 Doubles 1. Nevada 6 2. BYU 5 3. Auburn 3 Nebraska 3 5. Oklahoma 2 Total bases 1. Nevada BYU Auburn 30 Oklahoma Nebraska 27 Walks 1. Nevada Auburn Oklahoma BYU 5 5. Nebraska 3 Sac bunts 1. Nevada 8 2. BYU 3 3. Oklahoma 1 Auburn 1 Slugging pct 1. Nevada BYU Oklahoma Auburn Nebraska.276 Hits 1. Nevada BYU Oklahoma Auburn 21 Nebraska 21 Triples Total plate appearances 1. Nevada Auburn Oklahoma BYU Nebraska 101 Hit by pitch 1. Nevada 5 2. Auburn 3 Oklahoma 3 Sac flies 1. Nevada 3 2. BYU 1 On base pct 1. Nevada BYU Oklahoma Auburn Nebraska.238 Runs batted in 1. Nevada BYU Oklahoma Auburn 7 5. Nebraska 6 Home runs 1. Nevada 3 2. Auburn 2 3. Nebraska 1 BYU 1 Oklahoma 1 At bats 1. Nevada Auburn BYU Oklahoma Nebraska 98 Strikeouts 1. Auburn BYU Nevada Nebraska Oklahoma 9 Stolen bases 1. Oklahoma 5 2. Nevada 4 3. BYU 3 4. Auburn 1 Caught stealing 1. Oklahoma 3 2. BYU 2 3. Nevada 1 Steal attempts 1. Oklahoma 8 2. BYU 5 Nevada 5 4. Auburn 1 Grounded into DP 1. Nevada 2 2. Auburn 1 Nebraska 1

13 RECORD BOOK - TEAM PITCHING Earned run avg 1. Auburn Oklahoma BYU Nevada Nebraska 5.83 Batters struck out 1. Nevada Oklahoma BYU Nebraska Auburn 11 Losses 1. Nevada 4 Nebraska 4 3. Oklahoma 2 BYU 2 5. Auburn 1 Sac bunts allowed 1. Nevada 5 2. Nebraska 3 3. Auburn 2 4. BYU 1 Runs allowed 1. Oklahoma 5 2. Auburn 6 3. BYU Nebraska Nevada 30 Doubles allowed 1. BYU 2 Oklahoma 2 3. Nebraska 5 4. Nevada 6 Auburn 6 Wild pitches 1. Nevada 2 2. Nebraska 1 Oklahoma 1 BYU 1 Opposing bat avg 1. BYU Oklahoma Nevada Auburn Nebraska.354 Batters SO out looking 1. Nevada 8 2. Oklahoma 6 3. Auburn 5 4. Nebraska 3 5. BYU 2 Saves 1. Auburn 1 Sac flies allowed 1. Nevada 3 2. Nebraska 2 Earned runs allowed 1. Oklahoma 5 Auburn 5 3. BYU Nebraska 20 Nevada 20 Triples allowed 1. BYU 0 Oklahoma 0 Auburn 0 4. Nevada 1 Nebraska 1 Balks Innings pitched 1. Nevada Auburn Oklahoma Nebraska 24.0 BYU 24.0 Wins 1. Auburn 3 2. Oklahoma 2 BYU 2 4. Nevada 1 Runners picked off 1. BYU 1 Hits allowed 1. BYU Oklahoma Nevada Auburn Nebraska 40 Walks allowed 1. Auburn 6 2. Oklahoma 8 3. BYU Nebraska Nevada 24 Home runs allowed 1. Auburn 0 2. Nevada 2 Nebraska 2 4. Oklahoma 3 BYU 3 Hit batters 1. Nevada 3 2. BYU 2 3. Nebraska 1 Oklahoma 1 Intentional BB allowed 1. Nebraska 1

14 RECORD BOOK - TEAM FIELDING Fielding pct 1. BYU Oklahoma Auburn Nebraska Nevada.919 Assists 1. Auburn BYU Nevada Oklahoma Nebraska 24 Stolen bases against 1. Nevada 9 2. BYU 6 3. Nebraska 3 4. Oklahoma 1 Auburn 1 Chances 1. Auburn Nevada Oklahoma Nebraska BYU 101 Errors 1. Nevada Nebraska 8 3. Auburn 3 4. Oklahoma 1 Caught stealing by 1. Auburn 2 2. BYU 1 Oklahoma 1 Nevada 1 Putouts 1. Nevada Auburn Oklahoma Nebraska 72 BYU 72 Fielding double plays 1. Auburn 3 2. Nebraska 2 3. Oklahoma 1 Nevada 1 Steal attempts against 1. Nevada BYU 7 3. Nebraska 3 Auburn 3 5. Oklahoma particpant Oklahoma would go on to win the Women s College World Series.

15 PAST RESULTS 2015 February 26 Northern Colorado 10, Southern Illinois 10 BYU 7, Nevada 5 Mississippi State 6, Florida Gulf Coast 3 Texas Tech 9, Fresno State 6 February 27 BYU 5, Northern Colorado 4 Northern Colorado 2, Nevada 1 BYU 8, Southern Illinois 0 Southern Illinois 6, Nevada 5 February 28 Nevada 23, Southern Illinois 9 BYU 8, Southern Illinois 1 Northern Colorado 6, Nevada February 9, 2017 BYU 12, Nebraska 1 Auburn 3, Oklahoma 2 Oklahoma 7, BYU 2 Washington 2, Auburn 1 February 10, 2017 Oklahoma 6, Nebraska 0 Auburn 3, Nebraska 2 BYU 4, Washington 2 February 11, 2017 Auburn 3, BYU 0 Washington 7, Nebraska 5 Washington 1, Oklahoma 0 February 16, 2017 Mississippi State 4, Fresno State 1 Florida Gulf Coast 4, Fresno State 3 Texas Tech 5, Cal State Fullerton 1 Texas Tech 10, Florida Gulf Coast 8 February 17, 2017 Cal State Fullerton 6, Mississippi State 1 Cal State Fullerton 4, Florida Gulf Coast 1 Fresno State 9, Florida Gulf Coast 0 Mississippi State 6, Texas Tech 3 February 18, 2017 Cal State Fullerton 5, Texas Tech 3 Fresno State 12, Cal State Fullerton 11