2010 usd softball media guide

Table of ContentsUniversity of San Diego Profile ................................................1USD Academics & Student Profile......................................... 2Academic Support & Sports Medicine Profile ................ 3San Diego, California Profile................................................ 4-5President’s Profile........................................................................ 6USD Athletic Director’s Profile ................................................ 72010 Quick Facts ......................................................................... 8USD Team Photo and Roster ................................................... 9USD Outlook ........................................................................ 10-11PCSC Page ............................................................................ 12-13Torero Honor Page ...................................................................14Coaches Profiles ................................................................. 16-19Player Photo Collage ..............................................................20Athlete Profiles .................................................................. 22-31Year by Year Photos ..................................................................32Career and Single Season Records .............................. 34-35Season Results .................................................................... 36-38All-Time Roster ...........................................................................39Key Softball Support Staff .............................................. 40-42Tournament Central .................................................................43Toreros Linked to the Community ............................... 44-45Military Appreciation........................................................ 46-47

THE CAMPUS...The University of San Diego is an independent Catho-lic institution of higher education. Founded in 1949, USD is located on 180 acres overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcalá Park and is located just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego. The campus was named after a Spanish village near Madrid - Alcala de Hena-res. Founded by the Greeks as Complutum, the village was later renamed Al Kala (the Castle) by the Moslems. Christians recaptured the village centuries later and founded a university whose buildings became the inspiration for USD’s architectural style.

Under the leadership of Mother Rosalie Hill of the So-ciety of the Sacred Heart and Bishop Charles Francis Buddy of the Diocese of San Diego, the University of San Diego began as separate colleges for men and women. The first classes met in 1952; the School of Law opened its doors in 1954. By the late 1960’s it became clear that both colleges would benefit from combining academic resources, and in 1972 the University of San Diego became a single coeducational Catholic university.

Now governed by a board of trustees independent from the founding organizations, USD is a Ro-man Catholic institution that welcomes students, faculty and staff of diverse religions, traditions and remains dedicated to the values originally articulated by Mother Hill and Bishop Buddy. Students choose from more than 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in academic divisions in-cluding the College of Arts and Sciences and the schools of Business Administration, Leadership and Education Sciences, Law and Nursing and Health Science.

The USD campus is regarded as one of the most architecturally unique institutions in the country, featuring major buildings de-signed in an ornamental 16th century Spanish Renaissance style. Since 1984, USD has completed numerous major construction and expansion projects. In 2000 the Jenny Craig Pavilion, a 5,100-seat athletic center, opened its doors as home to USD basketball and vol-leyball. The Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice opened on the west end of campus, and in 2003 the Donald P. Shiley Center for Science and Technology opened. A five-story Spanish Renaissance parking garage (1,100 spaces) was completed in 1998. A landscaped fountain plaza was finished in the fall of 1995, connecting the entrances of the Immaculata and Hughes Administration Center. In 1992, the university completed the 45,000 square foot Loma Hall, which includes an expanded bookstore, a larger mail center, classrooms and laboratories.

Joan Kroc Peace & Justice Center

One of the fountains in the Pedes-trian Mall adjacent to Colachis Plaza

THE ACADEMICS...

USD enrolls more than 7,800 students who have a choice of more than 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Admission to USD, which consistently ranks among the top schools in the na-tion, is highly selective. USD received more than 11,000 applications for approximately 1,100 undergraduate openings in fall of 2009. The class of 2013 entered with a GPA of 3.84 and an average SAT score

of 1207.In late 2009, U.S. News & World Report named the university one of the top 110 universities in the nation. USD has earned recognition in such publications as the 2006 edition of The Princeton Review annual college guide as being one of the best colleges in the United States. The Princeton Review recently included USD as one of the nation’s most socially conscious institutions in its book, Colleges with a Conscience: 81 Great Schools with Outstanding Community Involvement. USD in 2003, joined the elite company of Phi Beta Kappa, the nations oldest honor society. Nationwide, only about 10 percent of all colleges and universities have Phi Beta Kappa chapters. USD was granted membership to the Mortar Board National Honor Society in 2000.

Lecture Hall in the Joan B. Kroc Ctr.

STUDENT LIFE...

Student life at the University of San Diego is coordinated through Associated Students, the student-composed governing body of the university. This group of students creates most of the events on campus including dances, barbecues, and special guest speakers, such as Saturday Night Live comedian Horatio Sanz. Off-campus excursions have also been sponsored by AS, such as trips to see the Harlem Globetrot-ters perform at the San Diego Sports Arena and bus trips to Disneyland and the Getty Center in Los Angeles.

Through the Office of University Ministry, the strong Catholic tradition of USD is manifested through the student body. UM provides the campus with opportunities to attend and participate in weekly Mass and offers retreats throughout the semester. Service projects such as Tijuana Spring Breakthrough, a house building project in Tijuana and Baja California, give students the chance to get involved in providing assistance to those less fortunate. UM also sponsors outreach programs, both on campus and in the local Linda Vista community, including tutoring and mentoring.

Campus Recreation offers students a way to destress through fitness classes, such as yoga, kickboxing, and aerobics, and through extracurricular classes, including ballroom dancing and massage. Classes in sailing, surf-ing and scuba diving allow students to get outside in the beautiful San Diego weather and learn new activities. The intramural program is an integral part of student life on campus with over two-thirds of the USD community partaking in intramural sports. Sports range from the widely known flag football, basketball, and volleyball to the lesser-known, yet still widely popular, ultimate frisbee and dodgeball.

There are more than 65 student organizations on campus, in-cluding fraternities, sororities and academic clubs, that are open to the entire USD student body.

University of San Diego student-athletes receive elite coaching from their strength and conditioning staff in one of the premier weight rooms on the West Coast. With 5,000 square feet of floor space (plus an additional 1,600 square feet of turf ), 16 all inclusive lifting stations and approximately 20,000 pounds of free weights, multiple teams can be simultaneously coached in a comprehensive strength and conditioning development program. Medicine balls, dumbbells, gymnastics rings and various pull-up stations are used to enhance the

training provided for all 16 of USD’s varsity sports.The USD strength staff advocates the use of ground based, multi-joint, explosive free weight exercises in the training of student-athletes. USD teams are taught the clean and jerk, snatch, squats, dead lift and the various barbell and dumbbell variations. By using the exercises, in combination with intense effort, we believe USD student-athletes will be well prepared to meet e v e r y p h y s i c a l challenge put to them in competition.

Academic Support & Student-Athlete Services

USD SPORTS PERFORMANCE

“The USD academic support program provides our student-athletes the re-sources necessary to successfully balance a challenging academic and athletic schedule. Student-athletes have the op-portunity to utilize tutors, advising, a quiet environment to study and a computer lab. Academic support offers guidance throughout the student-athlete’s aca-demic experience at USD- from freshman orientation to graduation and career preparation.” Head Coach Melissa McElvain

SARABETH POLLOCKPollock begins her sixth year as the Coordinator of Athletic Academic Support for the University of San Diego. She has worked as a tutor in the Athletic Department since the fall of 2001. She serves as the academic advisor for Softball, Volleyball, Swimming and Diving, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Men’s Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/Track, Men’s and Women’s Rowing, and Golf. Her responsibilities include the supervision of the Study Hall and the administration of the tutoring and mentoring programs. Currently, the Academic Support Program employs over 30 tutors who represent a variety of majors across campus, as well as a team of trained graduate-student mentors who assist with academic skill development and the monitoring of coursework. Sarabeth graduated from USD in 2002 in the Honors Program, earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political

Science and History. She speaks Spanish and French fluently. A 5th generation San Diegan, she resides in Point Loma with her family. Sarabeth will start working on her Master’s degree in History in the coming academic year.

ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER...The USD Athletic Academic Support Program is designed to promote

the academic development of student-athletes. The primary objective is to offer the necessary resources for the academic success of student-ath-letes as they work to earn their degree. Academic Support Services are designed to enhance the student-athlete’s overall collegiate experience and encourage development and attainment of academic and career goals.

All USD student-athletes have access to advising, tutoring and mentor-ing services. The mentoring program, Torero Blue and MenTorero, were redeveloped in 2005 and team a graduate student in the counseling pro-gram with an athlete who would like to enhance study skills, learn about campus resources, receive guidance on goal development and attain-ment, and benefit from guided group study. Student-athletes also have access to a quiet area where they can study or work in the computer center. In addition, student-athletes are encouraged to utilize the cam-pus learning centers including the Writing, Math and Logic Centers as well as to take advantage of the resources available to them in the Career Center, Counseling Center and Computer Labs.

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The department of sports medicine operates under the supervision of the University of San Diego’s desig-nated team physician, Paul C. Mur-phy MD, the associate director of athletics for sports medicine, Carolyn Greer, associate athletic trainers, and assistant athletic trainers. The sports medicine facility is located in the Jenny Craig Pavilion and is for the exclusive use of the University of San Diego student-athletes. This 2,400 square foot facility has defined tap-ing, rehabilitation, and hydrotherapy areas. In addition, there are a private treatment/exam room, offices and storage. The entire athletic training staff takes great pride in the services rendered to over 400 student athletes through this facility. The USD ath-letic training room is clearly the top sports medicine venue in the West Coast Conference.

Carolyn Greer

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San Diego is truly “America’s Finest City.” A modern metropolis (second largest in California) and a popular year-round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and val-leys. San Diego also surrounds one of California’s greatest natural harbors which has been a dominant factor in determining the city’s history, economy and development. Meteorologists claim San Diego as the country’s only area with perfect climate. This ideal year-round envi-ronment posts an average daytime temperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rainfall average of less than 10 inches. Most days are sunny, with humidity generally low, even in the summer. The climate, attractive setting and recreational facilities make San Diego “America’s Finest City.” The city has mostly avoided the evils of urban sprawl, which has allowed its downtown to remain vibrant, especially

the Gaslamp Quarter. San Diego is also home to the world-famous San Diego Zoo as well as Sea World. The city is great for families, but for those without kids, there is a lot to do as well. San Diego is home to a number of mili-tary bases, primarily due to its location. In 1941, after the Pearl Harbor attacks, the U.S. established the headquarters of the Pacific Fleet in San Diego, and the city is now home to the largest air naval station on the west coast. Unlike many cities, San Diego’s airport is right next to downtown, increasing its convenience even more. It is hard to believe that San Diego is the nation’s sixth-largest city, it just retains a small town feel. According to Sports Illustrated, “For sheer numbers of participants, diversity of pursuits of involvement, San Diego must rank as the sports fitness capital of the U.S.” Sports are a major feature of the San Diego lifestyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, wind-surf on 70 miles of public beach or golf at any of the over

80 golf courses throughout the county. Balboa Park, a 1,158-acre recreation and cultural center, offers 25 tennis courts, two gymnasiums, two municipal golf courses, and one of the nation’s finest zoos. Mis-sion Bay Park is a 4,600-acre playground for jogging, fishing, bicycling, tennis, golf, jet skiing and kite flying. As well as participating in recreational activities, San Diego supports their profes-sional teams -- the NFL Chargers play at Qualcomm Stadium, and the San Diego Padres play at Petco Park. During college football bowl week, San Diego annually hosts the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl in late December. During 1998, Qualcomm Stadium hosted the Super Bowl game between Denver and Green Bay; followed by the World Series between the San Diego Padres and the New York Yankees. The Super Bowl returned to San Diego in 2003. Whatever sporting activity there is, it’s here in San Diego -- the sports capital of the U.S.!

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA...

“AMERICA’S FINEST CITY”

Petco Park, Home of the San Diego Padres Qualcomm Stadium, Home of the San Diego Chargers

Dr. Mary E. LyonsPresident

The University of San Diego is very proud of the student-athletes that represent our institution on 17 men's and women's NCAA Division-I athletic teams. These are proud and serious competitors, honored to represent the University. The dedication you witness on the playing fields, on the court, on the course, or in the water is greatly matched in the classrooms, the laboratories, on stage, or in the community. Last year thirty-nine percent of our student-athletes carried a grade-point average above 3.2, and 11 of our teams had a cumulative grade-point average above 3.0.

Athletics is vital to the University of San Diego, a way students, faculty, staff and alumni come together as one community. I am both a university president and a Torero fan; I look forward to sharing the excitement of Torero athletics with our many fans.

A Message From President Lyons

University of San Diego Mission Statement The University of San Diego is a Roman Catholic institution committed to advancing academic excellence, expanding liberal and professional knowledge, creating a diverse and inclusive community, and preparing leaders dedicated to ethical conduct and compassionate service.

University of San Diego Vision StatementThe University of San Diego is becoming a nationally preeminent Catholic university known for educating students who are globally competent, ethical leaders working and serving in our complex and changing world. The University of San Diego is a Roman Catholic institution committed to advancing academic excellence, expanding liberal and professional knowledge, creating a diverse and inclusive com-munity, and preparing leaders dedicated to ethical conduct and compassionate service.

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Ms. Carmen M. VazquezV.P.

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Dr. Timothy O’MalleyV.P.

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Msgr. Daniel DillaboughV.P.

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Mr. Leendert HeringV.P.

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USD ATHLETICS MISSION & VISION STATEMENT

Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Mission StatementAs part of the University of San Diego, a Roman Catholic University, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to advancing the academic and athletic excellence and enhancing students’ lives while promoting the University of San Diego.

Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Vision StatementAs part of the University of San Diego. a Roman Catholic University, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is educating its stu-dent athletes while building leadership and team work qualities and a peputation as winners on and off the field of play.

Ky Snyder was named Executive Director of Athletics at the University of San Diego on December 10th, 2003. Dr. Mary E. Lyons, USD President, introduced Snyder who returned to USD where he was Director of Athletic Development from 1990 to 1996. He came back to USD from the San Diego International Sports Council where he held the position of President.

With the San Diego International Sports Council, Snyder's primary re-sponsibility was to promote San Diego/Tijuana as the preferred region for sporting events and activities that benefit the community both economi-cally and socially. Accomplishments of the Sports Council bid efforts dur-ing Snyder's tenure included securing San Diego the 1997 and 1998 ESPN Summer X Games, the Suzuki Rock & Roll Marathon, the 1999 Major League Soccer All-Star Game, the Bank of America/U.S. Olympic Cup, NCAA Division I Men's Basketball First & Second Round (2001) contests, the NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championships (2001) and Super Bowl XXXVII.

In the spring of 2001, Snyder was named the President of the San Diego Super Bowl XXXVII Host Committee. He still serves as President of the San Diego Super Bowl Task Force. Snyder was also the Executive Director of the San Diego International Sports Foundation. Prior to joining the SDISC, Snyder was the Director of Athletic Development at the University of San Diego for six years. At USD he was responsible for establishing the Torero Athletic Association, fund-raising efforts for athletics, managing athletic special events and generating corporate sponsorship of athletics.

At USD he oversees an athletic department with seventeen NCAA Division I intercollegiate teams and over 400 student-athletes. He is responsible for all admin-istrative, management and supervisory aspects of the Department of Athletics. Additionally, he oversees the strategic long-range planning and monitoring of budgets, personnel, programs, facilities, fundraising, promotions and marketing, and public relations for an NCAA Division I program consisting of eight sports for men and nine sports for women. He serves on the NCAA Division I Football Rules Committee and as the Corpo-rate Co-Chair of the JDRF Walk to Cure Diabetes.

This past season saw the USD athletics program win its second consecutive WCC Commissioner's Cup. The conference trophy goes to the school with the top performing athletics program in the eight-team West Coast Conference. Four Torero teams advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2008-09, while a record six teams made it in 2007-08.

Snyder played football at San Diego State Univer-sity. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Marketing from San Diego State University and has studied in the Master's Leadership Program at the University of San Diego.

Snyder, who has been a San Diego resident for 27 years, has a very athletic family. His wife, Sue, was a former standout member of the United States women's national volleyball team who played at San Diego State and also coached the Aztecs and University of San Diego's women's volleyball teams. In addition, Snyder's father, Lester, held the position as President of the United States Tennis Association.

The Snyder's reside in Poway with their son Riley (age 16), daughter Sydney (age 13) and daughter Cammy (age 10).

The Snyder Family: Riley, Cammy, Sue, Sydney, and Ky.

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USD GENERAL INFORMATION Location ..........................................................................................San Diego, CAFounded ...........................................................................................................1949Enrollment .......................................................................................................7,800President .............................................................................. Mary E. Lyons, Ph.D.Executive Director of Athletics ........................................................Ky SnyderSenior Associate Athletics Director ..........................................Mike MatosoAssoc. AD/Business Affairs ...............................................................Dan YourgAssoc. AD/ Senior Women’s Administrator .............................Shaney FinkAssoc. AD/Athletic Development ............................................Brian FogartyAssoc. AD for Marketing & Sponsorship ............................... Steve BecvarAssoc. AD for Facilities & Operations .............................................. Andy FeeAsst. Director of Athletics for Development ............................ Kara SmithHead Athletic Trainer .....................................................Carolyn Greer, A.T., C.Associate Athletic Trainer ......................................................... Paul SignorelliAssistant Athletic Trainer ...................................Joe Parry, Eli Bisnett-CobbDirector of Athletic Performance Training ................... Stephane Rochet

USD SOFTBALL QUICK FACTSAffiliation ......................................................................................NCAA Division INickname ..................................................................................................... TorerosSchool Colors .............................................................Torero Blue, Navy, WhiteAthletic Dept. Phone .................................................................(619) 260-4803Athletic Dept. Fax ................................................................ (619) 260-22132009 Overall (Conf.) Record ................................................. 21-33 (11-9) Letterwinners Ret./Lost .......................................................................... 12/5Starters Returning ...........................................................................................6Starters Lost .......................................................................................................3Conference ....................................Pacific Coast Softball Conf. (PCSC)Home Field .................................................USD Softball Complex (375)

USD SOFTBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach .............................................Melissa McElvain (9th season) Assistant Coach ............................................Kim Aggabao (6th season) Pitching Coach ....................................... Erin Harmonson (2nd season) Volunteer Coach .................................. Francesca Ramos (5th season) USD Softball Office Phone .............................................. (619) 260-4281

USD MEDIA RELATIONSSoftball Contact ....................................................................... Ryan McCannRyan’s E-mail ........................................................ [email protected]’s Office ..........................................................................(619) 260-2323Ryan’s Mobile ..........................................................................(619) 980-6838Associate AD/Media Relations ........................................................Ted GosenOffice Phone ............................................................................(619) 260-4745Office Fax ..................................................................................(619) 260-2990Athletic Website ........................................................www.usdtoreros.com

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The University of San Diego Softball Complex received major stadium renovations during the off-season. Up-grades include two new pitching bullpens that are lighted for use during night games, a brand new navy blue windscreen around the fence of the stadium, as well as upgrades to the batting cages including lights.

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No. Name Position(s) Height Year Hometown High School2 Allison Stalberger Outfield 5-3 FR Riverside, CA Riverside Poly HS3 Kristen Gensler Outfield 5-5 JR Goleta, CA Dos Pueblos HS4 Kaitlin Healy Pitcher 5-7 SO West Hills, CA El Camino HS5 Taylor Lawrence Outfield 5-4 SR Las Vegas, NV Palo Verde HS6 Jennifer Ellenbeck Pitcher 5-8 SR Poway, CA Poway HS7 Megan Walsh First Base 5-5 JR Portland, OR Central Catholic HS8 Carey Casciola Shortstop 5-6 SR San Luis Obispo, CA San Luis Obispo HS9 Jessi Waers Pitcher 5-5 SR Simi Valley, CA Royal HS10 Chelsea Kamai Utility 5-2 FR Kaneohe, HI Sacred Hearts Academy11 Taylor Hensley Catcher 5-10 SO San Diego, CA Patrick Henry HS12 Danielle Richardson Outfield 5-8 FR Las Vegas, NV Durango HS14 Mickell Escobar Infield 5-9 FR Brentwood, CA Heritage HS15 Kimberlee Shimizu Catcher, Outfield 5-0 FR Wailuki, HI Lahainaluna HS16 Alyssa Luna Pitcher 5-9 SR Fresno, CA Hoover HS17 Lauren Tomey Outfield 5-8 FR San Diego, CA Francis Parker HS18 Celeste Soto Third Base 5-5 JR Clovis, CA Buchanan HS19 Cathy Wineinger Infield 5-6 SO San Jose, CA Archbishop Mitty HS23 Kierstie Svatos Catcher, Utility 5-8 FR San Diego, CA Francis Parker HS 24 Danielle Duhart Outfield 5-3 SR Santa Clarita, CA William S. Hart HS25 Chelsea Velovich Pitcher 5-9 FR Santee, CA West Hills HS

CoachesHead Coach: Melissa McElvain (9th Season, Oklahoma State University ‘99)Assistant Coaches: Kim Aggabao (6th Season, UC San Diego ‘04) Erin Harmonson (2nd Season, University of San Diego ‘06) Francesca Ramos (5th Season, University of San Diego ‘05)

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BACK ROW (l-r): Alyssa Luna, Lauren Tomey, Francesca Ramos, Melissa McElvain, Erin Harmonson, Kim Aggabao, Kristen Gensler, Taylor LawrenceMIDDLE ROW (l-r): Danielle Richardson, Mickell Escobar, Allison Stalberger, Taylor Hensley, Chelsea Velovich, Jennifer Ellenbeck, Celeste Soto, Kaitlin Healy, Megan WalshFRONT ROW (l-r): Carey Casciola, Chelsea Kamai, Kimberlee Shimizu, Cathy Wineinger, Danielle Duhart, Jessi WaersNot Pictured: Kierstie Svatos

The University of San Diego softball team is enter-ing a new era in the Pacific Coast Softball Confer-ence. In the 2010 season there are two divisions of six teams, with the winner of each division facing off in a playoff series for the automatic bid to the post season. The Toreros had a solid 2009 campaign with records broken and players highlighted for their strong performance. Despite graduating key players last season, Head Coach Melissa McElvain and her staff have been hard at work signing some solid recruits to the Torero roster.

In 2009, the Toreros faced a strong non-conference schedule including two ranked teams. They faced six teams during the season that fought in the early rounds of the post season (Long Beach State, San Di-ego State, Missouri, UCLA, Miami-Ohio, and Portland State), with Missouri advancing to the Women’s Col-lege World Series. San Diego finished in third place in the PCSC, their best finish in program history. The team also reached another milestone earning 11 PCSC victories.

USD had four players earn PCSC Honors for their play on the field and nine athletes earn Commission-er’s Honors for their work in the classroom. Lindsey Fleet was named to the PCSC All-Conference Second Team, earned Commissioner’s Honors, and team Best Offensive Player award. Jennifer Ellenbeck earned PCSC Second Team All-Conference honors, was named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll, and selected by the team as the Most Valuable Player and given the Community Service Award. Kristen Gensler

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was the third player to be named to the PCSC Second Team All-Conference as well as being named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll for academic excellence. Cathy Wineinger earned PCSC Honorable Mention and PCSC Commissioner’s Honors as well as being named the team Rookie of the Year. Other athletes to earn Commissioner’s Honor Roll include: Carey Casciola, Taryn Keenan, Alyssa Luna, Alyssa Schott, and Kaslin Tucker. Celeste Soto was named the team Best Defen-sive Player and the Coaches Award for attitude, effort, and heart was given to Taylor Lawrence.

The Toreros lost seniors Kaslin Tucker, Lindsey Fleet, and Katie Jo Nelson, all of whom were starters for the 2009 Torero team. Coach McElvain, in her 9th season, will look to reach the 150-win milestone this season. The coaching staff brought in eight freshmen this year. The new faces include Mickell Escobar, Chelsea Kamai, Danielle Richardson, Kimberlee Shimizu, Allison Stal-berger, Lauren Tomey, Chelsea Velovich, and Kierstie Svatos. These players will join the roster that includes six seniors, three juniors and three sophomores to give them a total of 20 players.

The Toreros begin the 2010 campaign at home hosting Boise State and UC Riverside on February 13th. They will travel up to UC Riverside the next day to wrap up the two-day series facing the Broncos and the Highlanders again. The team will then head to the UNLV Tournament where they will play five games from February 19-21. They will take on opponents BYU, UNLV, Boise St., Hawaii and Oregon.

The Toreros will spend the next two weeks preparing for the San Diego Classic I. Once again it will be five games for the To-reros in the three days starting on March 5th. The Toreros will play Buffalo, Wisconsin, Oregon, Cal Poly and Long Beach State.

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Junior Celeste Soto & Senior Carey Casciola

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Tournament the Toreros will play a double header with Northern Il-linois at home on March 10th. The Long Beach State Tournament that begins on March 12th and ends on the 14th will include opponents Notre Dame, Buffalo, Purdue, UNLV and Long Beach State.

The Toreros continue their strong non-conference schedule on March 17th by hosting a double header against North Dakota. They will then co-host the San Diego Classic II that takes place from March 18-21. The Toreros will face Harvard, Massachusetts, Illinois-Chicago, Kansas, and Oregon State during this four-day tournament. On March 21st, the softball team will continue their tradition of Military Appreciation Day honor-ing our local military.

The Toreros will finish off their non-conference schedule by host-ing a double header with Santa Barbara on March 23rd and then playing a home and home series with cross-town rival San Diego State on April 2-3.

USD will open PCSC play on April 10-11 when they travel to Moraga to take on Saint Mary’s. They return to the confines of the USD Softball Complex to host Sacramento State the following weekend. The Toreros will then make their final road trip of the regular season when they face Cal State Bakersfield on April 24-25. The regular season will conclude with two home series against con-ference rivals Loyola Marymount University on May 1-2 and Santa Clara on May 8-9.

Fun Facts About the 2010 Softball Season » » Eight 2010 opponents appeared in 2009 NCAA Regionals (Purdue, Cal Poly, Notre Dame, UMass, BYU, SDSU, UNLV and Long Beach State)» » 52 Total Games » » 3 PCSC home series» » 31 home games » » 2 PCSC away series» » 21 away games

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Opponents by StateCalifornia (10)UC Riverside, Cal Poly, Long Beach St, UC Santa Barbara, San Diego St, Saint Mary’s, Sacramento St, CSU Bakersfield, Loyola Marymount, Santa Clara.

Oregon (2) U. of Oregon, Oregon StIllinois (2) N. Illinois, U. of Illinois-ChicagoIndiana (2) Notre Dame, PurdueMassachusetts (2) Harvard, UMassUtah (1) BYUNevada (1) UNLVIdaho (1) Boise StHawai’i (1) U. of Hawai’iNew York (1) U. of BuffaloWisconsin (1) U. of WisconsinNorth Dakota (1) North DakotaKansas (1) U. of Kansas

Opponents By ConferencePCSCSMC, Sac St, CSU Bakersfield, LMU, SCUPac-10Oregon, Oregon StBig WestCal Poly, Long Beach State, UCSB, UC RiversideMountain WestBYU, San Diego St, UNLV Western AthleticBoise St, Hawai’i Mid-AmericanU. of Buffalo (Eastern Division), Northern Illinois (Western Division)Big-10Wisconsin, PurdueBig EastNotre DameIvy LeagueHarvardGreat WestNorth DakotaAtlantic-10U. MassachusettsHorizon LeagueU. of Illinois-ChicagoBig-12U. of Kansas

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PORTLAND, Ore. - The Pacific Coast Soft-ball Conference has extended invitations for conference membership to six schools: Cali-fornia State University Bakersfield, Idaho State University, University of Northern Colorado, Seattle University, Utah Valley University and Weber State University, PCSC Commissioner Wendy Guthrie announced in Fall of 2008.

“Really the most positive thing it does for us is it protects our conference,” commented head coach Melissa McElvain. “It adds a higher level of competition for us and we know that we’re protected long term as a very strong competitive conference in dif-ferent regions.”

Starting with the 2010 season, the PCSC will split into two divisions, the Coastal and Mountain. The division winners will meet in a best-of-three championship series to determine the conference’s automatic NCAA Tournament berth.

“We are delighted to welcome California State University, Bakersfield, Idaho State University, University of Northern Colorado, Seattle University, Utah Valley University, and Weber State University as members of the Pacific Coast Softball Conference,” Guthrie said. “The addition of a conference champion-ship series will enhance the student-athlete experience and heighten the visibility of the league.”

Cal State Bakersfield is in its third year of a five-year transition period from NCAA Division II to NCAA Division I membership.

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The Roadrunners will become a full NCAA Division I member in the 2010-11 academic year.

Idaho State resurrected softball for the 2007 season, after sponsoring the sport from 1976-1983.

Northern Colorado is currently com-peting as a NCAA Division I Independent. The Bears are members of the Big Sky Conference in other sports.

Seattle went 38-14 last spring in its final year at the NCAA Division II level, reaching the NCAA Division II West Regional for the third straight season. The Redhawks will play as a NCAA Division I provisional member in 2009.

Utah Valley also competes as a NCAA Division I softball independent and is in its sixth and final year of NCAA Division I provisional membership status.

Weber State reinstated its softball program in December 2007 and will be-gin play in 2010. The Wildcats sponsored softball from 1974-1983.

The PCSC completed its sixth year of competition in 2008 and has had an automatic NCAA Tournament bid for its conference champion since 2006. Loyola Marymount has won three PCSC titles, 2003, 2005 and 2007. Santa Clara, 2004, Portland State, 2006, and Sacramento State, 2008, have also won conference championships.

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: CSU BakersfieldLocation: Bakersfield, Calif.Founded: 1970Enrollment: 8,000President/Chancellor: Dr. Horace MitchellSchool Colors: Blue (286) and Gold (116)

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Kathy Welter (Kearney State, 1976)Record at School (Years): 951-415-3 (24 years)Career Record (Years): 1,090-504-7 (30 years)Assistant Coach (Alma Mater): Kristi Lansford (CSUB, 1997)Softball Administrator: Rudy Carvajal

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Loyola Marymount UniversityLocation: Los Angeles, CAFounded: 1911Enrollment: 8,845 (5,509 undergrad)President/Chancellor: Fr. Robert B. Lawton, S.J. School Colors: Crimson and Navy Blue

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Gary FerrinRecord at School (Years): 528-386-1 (15 years)Career Record (Years): SameAssistant Coach (Alma Mater): Danielle Kaminaka (LMU, ’05)Softball Administrator: Jason Hanchar

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Sacramento StateLocation: Sacramento, Calif.Founded: 1947Enrollment: 29,362President/Chancellor: Dr. Alexander GonzalezSchool Colors: Green & Gold

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Kathy Strahan (Michigan State, ’79)Record at School (Years): 484-439-2 (17 years)Career Record (Years): 731-684 (26 years)Associate Head Coach (Alma Mater): Cara Hoyt (Eastern Washington, ’86)Softball Administrator: Lois Mattice

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Saint Mary’s CollegeLocation: Moraga, CAFounded: 1863Enrollment: 3,840President/Chancellor: Br. Ronald GallagherSchool Colors: Navy, Red, and Silver

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Jessica Hanaseth (Saint Mary’s, 2001)Record at School (Years): 91-184 (5 Years)Career Record (Years): SameAssistant Coach (Alma Mater): Keith Berg (Cal State Monterey Bay, 2001)Softball Administrator: Mike Samuels

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: University of San DiegoLocation: San Diego, CAFounded: 1949Enrollment: 7800President: Dr. Mary E. Lyons School Colors: Columbia Blue, Navy, & White

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Melissa McElvain (Oklahoma State, 1999)Record at School (Years): 141-260 (8 years)Career Record (Years): 141-260 (8 years) Assistant Coach (Alma Mater): Kim Aggabao (6th season, UC San Diego)Assistant Coach (Alma Mater): Erin Harmonson (2nd season, U. of San Diego)Assistant Coach (Alma Mater): Francesca Ramos (5th season, U. of San Diego) Softball Administrator: Steve Becvar

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Santa Clara University Location: Santa Clara, Calif.Founded: 1851Enrollment: 8,685President/Chancellor: Michael Engh, S.J.School Colors: Red (PMS 201) and White

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Lisa Mize (Fresno State, ‘94)Record at School (Years): 15-100 (2008 interim HC, 2009 HC - 2 years)Career Record (Years): SameAssistant Coach (Alma Mater): Paula Martinez (California)Softball Administrator: Staci Gustafson

Coastal DivisionThe PCSC Coastal Division consists of six

schools based in California. San Diego, Loyola Marymount, Sacramento State, Saint Mary’s, and Santa Clara are all part of the original PCSC. Cal State Bakersfield joins the Coastal Division as part of the PCSC expansion.

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new commissioner of the Pacific Coast Softball Conference, PCSC President Mark Orr announced Monday. Moore becomes the PCSC’s second commis-sioner, replacing Wendy Guthrie, who served in the post since the confer-ence started play in 2003. “We are extremely pleased to an-nounce the hiring of Ellen as the new commissioner of the Pacific Coast Softball Conference,” said Orr, who is also the Director of Athletics at Saint Mary’s. “Ellen has gained significant experience in conference admin-istration, and was an outstanding student-athlete in the sport of softball at Georgia Tech.”In her previous position as the Direc-tor of Championships at the WCC, she coordinates five annual WCC Championships, including the men’s and women’s basketball tourna-ments. Moore comes to the PCSC as the conference is set to expand to a two-division, 12-team format for the 2010 season. The PCSC will hold its’ first-ever PCSC Championship Series next spring to determine its’ automatic NCAA bid. “I’m excited to pursue this unique opportunity with the PCSC, allow-

ing me to combine my conference administration experience with my softball background in order to be an advocate on behalf of our member-ship and student-athletes,” Moore said. “The West is undeniably the hot bed of college softball and I am confident the PCSC can be an impact player.”Prior to joining the WCC, Moore was the Programs and Project Coordina-tor at San Jose State from August 2005-October 2006. She helped in the redesign and launch of the athletic department’s new web site and served as the tournament manager for the 2007 NCAA Men’s Basketball West Regional.Moore graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech in May 2001. As the former Ellen Styer, she was a four-year letter winner for the Yellow Jacket softball team from 1998-2001. In 2001, she served as team captain and earned Academic All-Atlantic Coast Confer-ence Honor Roll honors in 2001. Moore also still holds the school single-season record for fielding assists with 153 in 1999, while playing second base and shortstop.Cal State Bakersfield, Idaho State, Northern Colorado, Seattle, Utah Val-ley and Weber State will play its first season in the PCSC in 2010.

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GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Idaho State University Location: Pocatello, IDFounded: 1901Enrollment: 13,949President/Chancellor: Dr. Arthur C. VailasSchool Colors: Orange and Black

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Andrea Wilson (Oklahoma, 2002)Record at School (Years): 20-21 (One year)Career Record (Years): 20-21 (One year)Assistant Coach (Alma Mater): Shelly ProchaskaSoftball Administrator: Frank Mercogliano

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Northern ColoradoLocation: Greeley, Colo.Founded: 1889Enrollment: 12,148President/Chancellor: Kay NortonSchool colors: Blue and gold

SOFTBALLHead coach (alma mater, year): Jen Schunke (Arkansas, 2000)Record at school (years): 45-108 (three years)Career record (years): 45-108 (three years)Assistant coach (alma mater): Cristin Green (Northern Colorado, 2004)Softball administrator: Sherri Frye

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Portland State UniversityLocation: Portland, OregonFounded: 1946 (4-year in 1955)Enrollment: 27,000President/Chancellor: Dr. Wim WiewelSchool Colors: Green, White and Silver

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Tobin Echo-Hawk (Nebraska, 1996)Record at School (Years): 29-26 (1)Career Record (Years): SameAssistant Coach (Alma Mater): Kellyn Tate (Michigan, 1998)Softball Administrator: Barbara Dearing

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Seattle UniversityLocation: Seattle, Wash.Founded: 1891Enrollment: 7,529President/Chancellor: Fr. Stephen V. Sundborg, S.J.School Colors: Red and White

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Dan Powers (Pacific Lutheran Univ. ‘94)Record at School (Years): 185-111 (7 years)Career Record (Years): SameAssistant Coach (Alma Mater): Sean Praven (Eastern Washington ‘94)Softball Administrator: Erin Engelhardt

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Utah Valley UniversityLocation: Orem, UtahFounded: 1941Enrollment: 27,000President: Dr. Matthew S. HollandSchool Colors: Green, White & Gold

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Todd Fairbourne (BYU 1994, Utah State, 2003)Record at School (Years): 326-256-1 (11 years)Career Record (Years): SameAssistant Coach (Alma Mater): Rachel Hartgrove (Utah Valley University, 2006)Softball Administrator: Dr. D.J. Smith

GENERAL INFORMATIONSchool: Weber State UniversityLocation: Ogden, UTFounded: 1889 (Four-year 1962)Enrollment: 21,000President/Chancellor: Dr. F. Ann MillnerSchool Colors: Purple and White

SOFTBALLHead Coach (Alma Mater, Year): Tina Johnson (Southern Illinois-Edwardsville, ‘90)Record at School (Years): First SeasonCareer Record (Years): First Season at Div. IAssistant Coach (Alma Mater): Sara Mason (San Diego, ’06)Softball Administrator: Jerry Bovee

Mountain DivisionThe PCSC Mountain Division consists of six

schools located in states around California. Portland State is part of the original PCSC. Idaho State, Northern Colorado, Seattle Uni-versity, Utah University, and Weber State Uni-versity combine to make the new Mountain Division as part of the PCSC expansion.

USD TORERO PCSC HONOR LIST

2003All-ConferenceOF Gina McFarland 2nd

Pitcher of the WeekMar. 25 Gina McFarland

Team AwardsMVP - Gina McFarlandOffensive - Sara MasonDefensive - Ashlee Nunes & Kim DelpitRookie - Gina McFarlandCoaches Award - Sara MasonHome Run Trot - Kim Delpit

2005All-ConferenceOF Gina McFarland 1stSS Ashlee Nunes 1st1B Alicia Massei 1st2B Danielle Treiber 1stC Sara Mason H.M.3B Kathleen Bonja H.M.

All-AcademicSR Kim Delpit 3.25JR Francesca Ramos 3.49JR Gina McFarland 3.74JR Sara Mason 3.79JR Marissa Merchain 3.02FR Ashley Hightower 3.83SO Darcie McClelland 3.52FR Celine Pujol 3.06

Player of the WeekApr. 4 Sara MasonMar. 14 Kathleen Bonja

Pitcher of the WeekMar. 14 Christina Haake

Team AwardsMVP - Kathleen Bonja & Kim DelpitOffensive - Kathleen BonjaDefensive - Kim DelpitRookie - Kathleen BonjaCoaches Award - Erin HarmonsonHome Run Trot - Danielle Treiber

2004All-Conference2B Kim Delpit 2ndUT Sara Mason 2ndOF Gina McFarland 2ndOF Rebekah Bradford FR of the Yr

All-AcademicSR Jennifer Delpit 3.65SR Anna Russell 3.65SR Allison Williams 3.13SR Cindy McGee 3.18JR Francesca Ramos 3.56SO Kim Delpit 3.06SO Sara Mason 3.86SO Gina McFarland 3.80SO Marissa Merchain 3.01

Player of the WeekFeb. 3 Jennifer DelpitApr. 22 Kim Delpit

Pitcher of the WeekFeb. 3 Anna Russel

Team AwardsMVP - Kim DelpitOffensive - Sara MasonDefensive - Gina McFarlandCoaches Award - Cindy McGeeRookie - Rebekah BradfordHome Run Trot - Sara Mason

2006All-Conference3B Kathleen Bonja 1st1B Marissa Merchain 1stC Sara Mason 2ndP Gina McFarland 2nd

All-AcademicSR Sara Mason *^$ 3.75SR Gina McFarland * 3.63SR Marissa Merchain 3.01FR Kelly Nesseth 3.43FR Kim Milkovich 3.87FR Katie Burk 3.22

Player of the WeekApr. 26 Gina McFarland

Pitcher of the WeekFeb. 28 Erin Harmonson

Team AwardsMVP - Gina McFarlandOffensive - Sara MasonDefensive - Kathleen BonjaRookie - Emily PassovoyCoaches Award - Marissa MerchainHome Run Trot - Danielle Treiber$ Selected PCSC Scholar Athlete of the Year* Selected for ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Honors^ Selected for ESPN The Magazine third-team Academic All-America list, national honor

2007All-ConferenceC Virginia Fritsch 1st2B Kathleen Bonja 1stP Christina Haake 2ndOF Nichole Valenzuela 2ndP Jennifer Ellenbeck * H.M.

All-AcademicSO Kim Milkovich 3.817FR Coley Woyak 3.100FR Jennifer Ellenbeck 3.367SO Katie Burk 3.163

Pitcher of the WeekMar 28 Christina Haake

Team AwardsMVP – Virginia FritschOffensive – Virginia FritschDefensive – Nichole ValenzuelaCoaches Award – Alicia MasseiRookie – Carey Casciola Jennifer EllenbeckHome Run Trot – Kim Milkovich

* PCSC Co-Freshman of the year

2008All-Conference3B Kathleen Bonja 2nd1B Lindsey Fleet 2ndSS Carey Casciola H.M.UT Jennifer Ellenbeck H.M.

All-AcademicSR Kathleen Bonja 3.067SR Celine Pujol 3.000SO Jennifer Ellenbeck 3.550FR Taryn Keenan 3.300FR Megan Walsh 3.067

Team AwardsMVP – Carey CasciolaOffensive – Lindsey FleetDefensive – Carey CasciolaCoaches Award – Celine PujolRookie – Celeste SotoHome Run Trot - Alexa Baldino

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TOREROS DEFINED...The University of San Diego, which sponsors sixteen NCAA Division I intercollegiate teams, competes under the athletic nickname ‘Toreros.’ In 1961, the Most Reverend Bishop Buddy, the founding father of USD, announced that the school’s nickname would change from Pioneers to Toreros. “The name Toreros

is keeping with the friendly relationship which exists between San Diego and Mexico,” His Excellency said at the time. Torero comes from the Spanish term ‘Toro’, the bull, and from the word ‘Torear,’ to fight bulls. All of the con-testants in the ring are called ‘Toreros.’ Torero is a general term describing a bullfighter and signifies courage, honor and fidelity. USD student-athletes, like the Torero, represent a willingness to stand alone in the ring and accept the challenge. The 2009-10 school year marks the 49th season with Toreros as the official nickname for USD athletic teams.

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All-AcademicSR Lindsey Fleet 3.04SR Kaslin Tucker 3.45JR Carey Casciola 3.21JR Jennifer Ellenbeck 3.29JR Alyssa Luna 3.27SO Kristen Gensler 3.26SO Taryn Keenan 3.56SO Alyssa Schott 3.21FR Cathy Wineinger 3.47

Player of the WeekApr. 21 Taylor Hensley

Team AwardsMVP – Jennifer EllenbeckOffensive – Lindsey FleetDefensive – Celeste SotoRookie – Cathy Wineinger Coaches Award – Taylor LawrenceComm. Service – Jennifer EllenbeckHome Run Trot - Lindsey Fleet

2002Team AwardsMVP - Nicky GeisOffensive - Jennifer DelpitDefensive - Nicky GeisCoaches Award - Kristy ClarkeRookie - Hilary McHughHome Run Trot - Stephanie Bisera

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Melissa McElvain enters her ninth year as USD’s Head Softball Coach. In her first eight seasons as head coach, 28 athletes have earned PCSC All-Conference honors, including the 2004 (Rebekah Bradford) and 2007 (Jennifer Ellenbeck) PCSC Freshman of the Year and the 2006 PCSC Scholar Athlete of the Year (Sara Mason). Un-der McElvain’s guidance, 53 student-athletes have earned All-Academic honors, including 36 student-athletes awarded PCSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll honors, one PCSC Scholar Athlete of the Year, and a National Academic All-American 3rd Team (Sara Mason). Since the 2005-06 season, McElvain and the team have upheld a 100% NCAA academic progress rating.

In 2009...San Diego had a successful campain

in 2009 with three 2nd Team All-Con-ference winners, one honorable men-tion recipient, and nine players named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll for academic excellence. San Diego had their best finish in the program’s histo-ry taking third place reaching another milestone with 11 conference victories. USD won two consecutive conference series defeating LMU and Santa Clara in their head-to-head PCSC match up. Pitcher Jennifer Ellenbeck jumped into first place with 324 career strikeouts.

In 2008...The Toreros had a number of high-

lights in 2008. Including a 6-4 victory over No. 17 ranked San Diego State on March 7 at the Diamond Devil Classic in Arizona. Nine opponents USD faced advanced to regionals. The Toreros set a number of team overall marks

HEAD COACH9TH SEASON

NicknameTurtleWhen I’m not playing softball, I’m With my husband, Ryan, playing with our kids!The place I’d most like to visit ItalyI’m most thankful for My FAMILY!Favorite spot to eat on campusSLP (Student Life Pavilion)…the all you can eat dinner is amazing ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 9th season as Skipper of USD Soft-ball- BS in Business Administration (Oklahoma St. ‘99)- MS in Leadership Studies (Univ. of San Diego ‘06)- All Big XII Honors as catcher and second base- All Big XII Academic Honors- Led Oklahoma St. to 3rd place finish in Women’s College World Series

including a new high of 22 homeruns and overall hits with 376 to name a couple.

In 2007...Coach “Mac” has made huge strides

as she guided the Toreros to a record setting 2007 season. The graduating class in 2007 (Virginia Fritsch, Christina Haake, Alicia Massei, Danielle Treiber) tied or set new records in 12 different single season or career categories. As a team, San Diego accomplished 20 division one wins. They also recorded 24 overall wins, the most since the 2000 season. Coach McElvain also hit the century mark with her 100th career victory as head coach at USD on April 16th in an extra-inning victory over Santa Clara.

In 2006...The 2006 season offered more

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sought after bid to post season thanks to the efforts of Coach McElvain. In 2006, San Diego captured 22 wins for the first time since 2001. That year, USD also accomplished 18 division one wins. The Toreros also posted ten conference wins.

Playing Days...A 1999 graduate of Oklahoma State,

McElvain (formerly Turley) earned All-Big XII honors while playing catcher and second base, as well as confer-ence honors. She ranks in the Top 20 all-time at OSU in several categories, including games played, hits, total bases, doubles, RBI and stolen bases. McElvain led the Cowgirls to three post-season appearances and a third place finish in the 1998 Women’s Col-

lege World Series. While at Oklahoma State, she earned All-Big XII academic honors while attaining a Business Administration degree with an em-phasis in Marketing. Additionally, she earned the OSU Community Service Contribution Award (1997-98); the NCAA Leadership Award (1998); and was a four-year SAAC Representa-tive, serving as SAAC President in her senior year.

A Personal Note...McElvain completed her Master’s

Degree in Leadership Studies in 2006 from the University of San Diego.

No stranger to the USD Athletic Department, prior to her appoint-ment as softball coach she was As-sistant Sports Information Director

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Coach Mac: By the numbers...Athletic Excellence- 141 Career Victories- 28 Athletes Earning PCSC All-Conference Honors- 2 PCSC Freshman of the Year Honors (2004 & 2007)- 1 PCSC Scholar Athlete of the Year (2006)- Ranked Victories over #10 CS Fullerton (2002), #20 Oregon State (2003), #17 San Diego State (2008)- 100 Win Club (April 16, 2007)

Academic Excellence- 100% NCAA Academic Progress Rating for the past five years (Highest in USD Athletic Department & Top 10% Nationwide)- 53 Student-Athletes Earning All-Academic Conference Honors- 1 Academic All-American Student-Athlete

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Coach McElvain’s children in the Fall of 2009:Kamryn (two years old) and Mia (four years old).

for a year-and-a-half. A native San Diegan, McElvain attended nearby Patrick Henry HS. Melissa, her hus-band Ryan and their four-and-a-half year old daughter Mia and two-year-old daughter Kamryn reside in San Carlos.

Kim Aggabao begins her sixth season on the Torero staff. As the first assistant, Aggabao primarily works as the Infield and Hitting coach. She also assists with recruiting and serves as the Camp Coordinator. Aggabao also contributes to the team’s fundraising efforts, coordinating and organizing their program’s annual Golf Tournament, held this year at the Salt Creek Golf Club in Chula Vista, California.

Aggabao comes to USD from UC San Diego, where she graduated in 2004 as a Biology major with a minor in Sociology. She was a four-year starter as a middle infielder for the Triton softball team and was named team captain both her junior and senior year. Aggabao was also named

first-team All California Collegiate Athletic Association three times, and was the CCAA Most Valuable Player her senior season after leading the league with a .411 batting average, third-best in school history. She was also named to the All-West Region Second Team. Aggabao finished her career at UCSD hitting .312 and is among the all time career leaders in six different categories. She also set the Triton record for most doubles in a season with 23. Off the field, Aggabao was a representative in the Triton Athletes Council, an organization that serves as a forum aiming to improve the quality of student-athletes’ collegiate experience.

Originally from Walnut, California, she is the daughter of Tony and Dolly Aggabao. She also has one older brother, Anthony, and a younger sister, Tricia, who graduated in 2008 from Stanford and played on the softball team.

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Talent I would most like to haveTo sing…or to do hairBest book I ever readThe Outsiders by S.E. HintonFavorite movieRoundersPlace I’d most like to visitGuamFavorite sports teamLos Angeles Dodgers

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As Hitting and Infield coach...• Helped team to single season hits total with 330.• Helped team to a homerun total with 16.• Helped coach All-Conference recipients Jennifer Ellenbeck and Lindsey Fleet, to 2nd Team honors and Cathy Wineinger to Honorable Mention honors.

Francesca Ramos begins her ninth year with the Toreros, and fifth on the coaching staff. A graduate of USD in May 2005, she played for USD all four years and graduated with a de-gree in Sociology and minored in Leadership & American Humanics. Ramos graduated with her Masters in Leadership Studies in January 2008 from USD as well. She finished with a career 110 appearances with 69 starts, 127 at

bats and 18 runs for San Diego. A local from San Diego, she works mainly with the outfield and was responsible for developing an extensive throwing improvement program for the athletes she is responsible for. Ramos attended Point Loma High School where she played four years of varsity softball and she played for American Pastime 18 Gold for her travel ball career. Ramos is currently employed by the Department of Navy Human Resources Service Center Southwest located in Downtown San Diego as a Labor Relations Specialist. The primary mission of her division is to represent the Secretary of Navy in administrative proceedings, and to provide labor and employee relations advice and guidance for Navy commands in the Southwest, Northwest, Pacific regions, and in the greater metropolitan area of Washington, D.C.

Erin Harmonson returns to the USD Softball coaching staff for her second year in charge of the pitchers. Harmonson, a 2006 graduate from University of San Diego and former player of Coach McElvain’s, takes charge of the pitching staff. Coach Mac’s first recruit to verbally commit with the Toreros,

she quickly became a leader on the softball team. She was named co-captain her senior year. During her career she had an ERA of 3.38 with a season best of 2.86 as a junior. She still remains in seven career record categories at USD: 23 Wins (10th). 89 Appearances (7th). 64 Games Started (7th). 29 Complete Games (8th). 385.1 Innings Pitched (9th). 239 Strikeouts (5th). 4 Shutouts, (6th). A 2002 graduate of Scripps Ranch high school, she was selected

First Team Eastern League and 2nd Team All-CIF her senior year. She set a single game strikeout record with 22 strikeouts earning team MVP and the Coaches Award. During her Junior year she also earned the Coaches Award and was named the team’s Player of the Year award as a sophomore. During the off-season she played for the SoCal Alliance club team.Graduating in 2006 with a degree in English, Harmonson has

been working as a grant writer at Casa de Amparo in Oceanside, California. The organization works to treat and prevent child abuse and neglect in San Diego County. She stays current with softball by coaching private pitching lessons in North County, and has worked with pitchers at USD’s summer camps for the last six years.

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Nickhame ErnMost prized possessionMy pillowBest book I ever readWind Up Bird ChronicleFavorite athleteDarren SprolesSomething people would be surprised to know about meI’m afraid of centipedes

Least Favorite foodBananas! YUCK!Most prized possessionMy brand new Garmin GPS Navigation SystemSomething people would be surprised to know about me: I can run 800m in 2:55Favorite quote“Scars remind us where we’ve been. They don’t have to dictate where we’re going”Favorite sports teamSan Diego Chargers

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TAYLOR LAWRENCE# 5 SENIOR OUTFIELDBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Communications

NOTABLES2009 Team Coaches Award

2009: Appeared in 30 games and was a starter for 12 of those games. She split time between the outfield, second base and as a pinch hitter and runner. On April 4th against Sacramento State she was 1-for-2 with a run scored and a sacrifice.

2008: Made four appearances for the Toreros with two as a pinch hitter and two as a pinch runner. Against Bucknell University on March 16th she was 1 for 1 with a run scored. She finished with a .500 batting average.

2007: Transferred from Arizona.

High School: Attended Palo Verde High School in Las Vegas, Nevada … As an underclassman, was named Honorable Mention all-league, was Top 25 in Las Vegas for batting aver-age and earned athlete of the month honors … her junior season, she was All State, earning scholar athlete honors and All-Division first team honors … As a senior was All-Di-vision first team, All-State second team and a scholar athlete as she led her team to the Northwest Division title … Was a member of the Las Vegas Lil’ Rebels earning state champi-onships in 2005 and 2006.

Personal: Born June 8, 1988 in Fairfax, Virginia … Chose USD for the academics, the location of the university, and the softball team … Will major in Communications and mi-nor in Media Studies … was also recruited by Georgetown … Daughter of Scott and Debbie Lawrence of Las Vegas, Nevada.

JENNIFER ELLENBECK# 6 SENIOR PITCHERBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: International Relations

NOTABLES2009 All PCSC 2nd Team2009, 2008, 2007 PCSC All-Academic2009 Team MVP & Team Community Service Award 2008, 2007 All PCSC Honorable Mention2007 PCSC Freshman of the Year2007 Team Rookie of the YearUSD Strike Out Leader2009: Made 47 appearances with 31 of those as a pitcher… Newly crowned All-Time Stikeouts leader... Had two games where she recorded 11 strikeouts (2/8 vs. Miami Ohio and 4/4 vs. Sacramento State)… On April 25th against Santa Clara she pitched 7 innings while allowing only 4 hits and 0 runs while striking out 6… She finished the season with a 2.71 ERA and 144 strikeouts in 175.1 innings pitched.

2008: Played in 54 games… Pitched 34 times posting a 6-20 record with a 3.67 ERA… In 175.2 innings pitched she recorded 104 strikeouts…Against CSU San Marcos she pitched a one-hitter leading the Toreros to a 6-0 victory… She re-corded a home run, a double, 2-runs scored, and 3 RBI against Bakersfield on March 29th.

2007: Made 24 appearances with 14 starts as a pitcher, posting a 9-7 record with a 3.64 ERA ... PCSC honorable Mention and Co-Freshman of the year … Recorded 76 strikeouts in 100 innings of work… Pitched back-to-back complete games striking out 17 against Rogers State and Brown University… Was team leader in home runs (5) and walks received (24), generating 27 RBI, 17 runs scored.

High School: Played for Poway High as a prep... Won Rookie of the Year award as a freshman... Received All-League Honorable Mention as a sophomore... her junior season was team MVP, First Team All-League, All-CIF and Second Team All-North County... senior season almost mirrored junior season as she was team MVP, First Team All-League, All-CIF and First Team All-North County... Pepsi Player of the Year in 2005 and 2006.

Personal: Born on August 23, 1988 to Ed and Cathie Ellenbeck of Poway, Califor-nia ... Chose USD for its softball program, proximity to home and aesthetics... also recruited by Princeton, Dartmouth, Northwestern and UCSB... also played for San Diego County Breakers Club... International Relations Major.

Year Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO2009 .043 23 6 1 0 0 0 0 4 62008 .500 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0Total .080 25 8 2 0 0 0 0 4 6

Year Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO2009 .186 113 13 21 4 0 0 4 18 362008 .261 134 24 35 6 0 6 23 37 322007 .246 126 17 31 4 0 5 27 24 35Total .233 373 54 87 14 0 11 54 79 103

Year ERA W-L App GS CG IP H R ER BB SO2009 2.71 11-15 31 27 18 175.1 173 92 68 58 1442008 3.67 6-20 34 24 14 175.2 214 120 92 66 1042007 3.64 9-7 24 14 8 100 119 71 52 42 76Total 3.29 26-42 89 65 40 451 506 283 212 166 324

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NOTABLES2009 PCSC All-Academic2008 Team MVP & Team Best Defensive Player Award2007 Team Rookie of the Year

2009: Out due to injury ... Prior to injury, had seven multi-hit games and 26 hits and 12 runs scored.

2008: Played and started in all 53 games for San Diego as the starting shortstop… carried a .326 batting average (58-for-178) while striking out only 17 times over the course of the season… recorded 29 runs, 12 doubles, and three triples… tallied an on-base-percentage of .378 and a slugging percentage of .427… had 17 multi-hit game performances… was one of the most consistent Toreros defensively, committing only 12 errors while recording 109 put-outs and 93 assists.

2007: Played and started in all 50 games … Co-Rookie of the Year in team awards ... Tied for a team leading total of 30 runs scored, along with seven doubles, one home run, and 16 RBI … Led the team with eight stolen bases on ten attempts… Went 4-for-7 with three runs scored, one RBI, and two stolen bases in a double-header against Siena College (2/28/07)… Recorded four consecutive multi-hit games, tallying a total of five runs scored, five RBI, and two doubles in games against CS San Marcos, U. Tennessee Martin, and Fairfield University (3/10/07, 3/11/07, and 3/14/07)… Went 3-for-7 with two RBI, one double, and one home run in a weekend double-header against Rogers State (3/18/07).

High School: Played for San Luis Obispo High... Batted .366 and was selected First Team All-League and All-County for a 21-5 team her soph-omore season... batted .320, was First Team All-League and All-County and Second Team All-CIF her junior season... batted an impressive .419, was selected First Team All-League and All-County her senior season for a team that went 11-5. Also lettered in basketball and volleyball where she received Second Team All-League and Second Team All-County her senior year.

Personal: Born on March 23, 1988 to Chris and Kathy Casciola of San Luis Obispo, California ... Chose USD for its size and location... Also re-cruited by SJSU and Cal Poly... Played for Salinas Wildcats ... Majoring in Business Administration.

JESSI WAERS# 9 SENIOR PITCHERBAT: L THROW: LMAJOR: Business Administration

2009: Made three appearances on the season and pitched in 2.1 innings… On March 1st against Missouri she pitched one inning of no hit softball while recording 2 strikeouts.

2008: Appeared in 23 games as a pitcher while starting 13 of them… Had a season high 6 strikeouts against Santa Clara on April 20th… Pitched 7 innings on four different occasions (2/20, 4/16, 4/19, 5/3) … Finished the season with a 4.16 ERA and 32 strikeouts while pitching 74 innings.

2007: Made eight pitching appearances as a south-paw for the Toreros racking up 12 strikeouts.

High School: Played for Royal High... was First Team All-CIF on a team that won D1 CIF Championships her junior year... also named All-Tournament in the Thousand Oaks and Simi Valley Tournaments... was First Team All-CIF for a team that won league her senior season.

Personal: Born on September 14, 1987 to Bob and Memori Waers of Simi Valley, California ... Chose USD for its intimate set-ting, location and softball program... Also recruited by BYU and Hawaii... Played for the SoCal Diamonds who finished top ten in 18 and under Gold Nationals in 2005 ... Business Administration major.


Year ERA W-L App GS CG IP H R ER BB SO2009 24 0-0 3 0 0 2.1 6 8 8 4 42008 4.16 2-8 23 13 4 74 105 61 44 24 322007 7.45 0-0 8 0 0 10.1 18 15 11 9 12Total 5.09 2-8 34 13 4 86.2 129 84 63 37 48

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ALYSSA LUNA# 16 SENIOR PITCHERBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Business Administration

NOTABLES2009 PCSC All-Academic

2009: Made 2 starts while pitching in 8 games… Had her best out-ing against Santa Clara on April 26th going 7 strong innings. She allowed no runs and only 5 hits with 3 strikeouts while recording the win… Finished the season 2-0 with a 0.58 ERA in 24 innings.

2008: Appeared in 16 games as a pitcher where she started half of them… Had her best start of the season against UC San Diego on February 20th. She pitched 7 innings while allowing only one run while recording 5 strikeouts and picking up the win … Finished the season with 57.2 innings pitched and 38 strikeouts.

High School: Attended Herbert Hoover High School where she had a .419 batting average as a senior and had a combined strike out total of 416 in her junior and senior year … Was named MVP her sophomore, junior and senior year … Was a scholar athlete her junior year …. Led her team to semifinals of the playoffs as a senior and a final ranking of third place in Division II softball.

Personal: Born June 27, 1988 in Fresno, California … Chose USD for the Academic opportunity and the softball program … Will major in Business Administration …. Was recruited by BYU Hawaii … Daughter of Alice Luna and Jeff Tipton of Fresno, California.

DANIELLE DUHART# 24 SENIOR OUTFIELDBAT: L THROW: RMAJOR: Communications

2009: Started 13 games while appearing in a total of 14… Had a season high 3 hits against UC Riverside on February 15th… Had her season cut short due to injury, but had a .286 batting average and .324 OBP in 35 at bats.

2008: Appeared in 56 games and started in all of them… Fin-ished with 39 hits on the season and a .244 batting average in 160 plate appearances.

2007: Made 38 appearances with 25 starts… Recorded five runs for the Toreros.

High School: Played for William S. Hart high school ... was All-League and Most Improved as an underclassman ... She was given the Captain’s Award her junior year, and received Player of the Year honors as well as All-Tournament Selection as a senior in 2006 ... Helped lead her team to CIF Division I playoffs all four years.

Personal: Born January 13, 1988 in Tarzana, California ... Also recruited by Point Loma and Willamette University ... Daughter of Dan and Laurie Duhart who reside in Santa Clarita, California.


Year ERA W-L App GS CG IP H R ER BB SO2009 0.58 2-0 8 2 1 24 19 4 2 4 112008 6.43 4-5 16 8 1 57.2 94 58 53 21 38Total 4.71 6-5 24 10 2 81.2 113 62 55 25 49

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KRISTEN GENSLER# 3 JUNIOR OUTFIELDBAT: L THROW: RMAJOR: Sociology

NOTABLES2009 All PCSC 2nd Team2009 PCSC All-Academic

2009: Played in 48 games and started in 45 of them… Had a season high three hits on 3 different occasions (3/14, 3/24, 5/3) … had a four game hit streak as well ... On March 14th she went a perfect 3-for-3… Finished the season with a .327 batting average and 48 hits in 147 at bats.

2008: Appeared in 45 games with 24 of those as a pitcher… In a start against Iowa State on March 15th she pitched 6 innings and had 0 earned runs… She recorded a season high 5 strikeouts against Bucknell on March 16th… As a hitter she recorded her best games against Bakersfield in a double header on March 29th. In the first game she was 3-for-4 with a run scored. In the second game she was 2-for-4 with an RBI and 2 runs scored… On the mound she finished the season with a 3.48 ERA.

High School: A three sport athlete from Dos Pueblos High School … played volleyball, basketball, and softball … Earned numerous honors her junior and senior year for basketball and volleyball … Helped lead her team to Channel League Conference Champion-ships her sophomore, junior, and senior year … Won CIF Division 4 Championship as a sophomore, quarterfinalists her junior year, semifinalists her senior year … Second Team all-league her junior year, first team all-league her senior year … Team captain and pitcher of the year as a senior … played for SoCal Pumas club team.

Personal: Born April 17, 1989 in Goleta, California … Chose USD for the academics and the location of the school … Will major in Sociol-ogy … was also recruited by Colorado State … Daughter of Gary and Mary Gensler of Goleta, California.

MEGAN WALSH# 7 JUNIOR FIRST BASEBAT: L THROW: LMAJOR: International Relations

NOTABLES2008 PCSC All-Academic

2009: Appeared in 41 games while starting 25 of them… Went a perfect 4-for-4 on March 19th against North Dakota. She had a season high 2RBI, 2 runs scored and a stolen base as well.

2008: Injured in the 2008 season.

High School: A graduate of Central Catholic High School, Walsh was named the Oregon State Player of the Year, as well as first-team all state and second team all American … She led her team to an impressive first place finish in conference as well as a sec-ond place finish in state … was named Player of the year for the Mt. Hood Conference … Earned first team all conference her se-nior year, and second team all conference her junior and sopho-more year … was a member of the Oregon Bullets club team.

Personal: Born April 7, 1989 in Santa Rosa, California … Chose USD for the Catholic school background and the softball team … Will major in International Relations … was also recruited by Portland State, Sacramento State, Santa Clara, and Yale … Daughter of Tim and Jody Walsh of Portland, Oregon.


Year Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO2009 .183 82 10 15 1 1 0 3 12 21Total .183 82 10 15 1 1 0 3 12 21

Year ERA W-L App GS CG IP H R ER BB SO2008 3.48 4-7 24 9 2 66.1 103 51 33 18 18Total 3.48 4-7 24 9 2 66.1 103 51 33 18 18

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NOTABLES2009 Team Defensive Player Award2008 Team Rookie of the Year Award

2009: Started all 54 games she appeared in almost solely at third base… Had a career best game against LMU on April 19th where she was 3-for-5 with 5 RBI and a home run… Her other best offen-sive game of the year statistically was March 19th against North Dakota. She was a perfect 3-for-3 with a hit by pitch and 2 RBI.

2008: Appeared in 55 games where she started them all primarily at second base… Had a season high 3 hits against UC Riverside on February 17th… On Feb 16th against UC Riverside she went 2-for-2 with a double, home run, 2 RBI, a run scored and a walk… Finished the season with a .265 batting average and 25 RBI in 151 at bats as well as a .397OBP and .444 slugging percentage.

High School: Played for the Buchanan High School in the Tri-River Athletic Conference. Earned all-league, all-state, and rookie of the year awards as an underclassman … Was named all-league and all-valley as a junior leading her team to the valley championship earning runner-up … Earned all-league and all-valley again as a senior including the Bear Award … Played for the Runnin’ Rebels Gold club team … Named a captain and led the team to the AFA National Championship.

Personal: Born March 7, 1989 in Bakersfield, California … Chose USD for the academic reputation … Will major in sociology … was also recruited by North Carolina State, University of the Pacific, and Fresno State … Daughter of Jess and Linda Soto of Clovis, California.

KAITLIN HEALY# 4 SOPHOMORE PITCHERBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Communications

2009: Pitched a total of 91 innings for the Toreros with 16 starts and 21 appearances… posted a 6-8 record with an ERA of 4.23… pitched five complete seven-inning games… struck out 41 opposing players while giving up only four home runs over the course of the season… had arguably her best showing of the season by leading the Toreros to a 3-2 win against Utah (2-28-09), allowing only two runs on three hits in a complete game performance… pitched a complete seven-inning game in a 7-4 victory against Portland St. (4-10-09) in which she allowed just three earned runs on five hits… had back-to-back complete games against Loyola Marymount (4-18-09, 4-19-09) in which she allowed only four earned runs on 16 hits while picking up a win and recording five strikeouts in the two game series.

High School: Healy pitched at El Camino Real High School, located in Los Angeles, CA … Her school was league champions for 3 straight years (05-07) and they were also city champions in 2005 and finished 2nd in the city in 2006 … She also played on two club teams, So Cal Panthers and San Diego Breakers.

Personal: Born on May 16, 1990 in West Hills, California to Pat and Laurie Healy … The small classroom size as well as the environment in San Diego are the reasons she chose to attend USD. She is majoring in Communications.


Year ERA W-L App GS CG IP H R ER BB SO2009 4.23 6-8 23 16 6 91.0 106 68 55 43 41Total 4.23 6-8 23 16 6 91.0 106 68 55 43 41

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TAYLOR HENSLEY# 11 SOPHOMORE CATCHERBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Marketing

NOTABLESPCSC Player of the Week - April 21Second in Single Season for Homeruns, 6th All-Time

2009: Played and started in all 54 games for the Toreros, acting as the primary Torero catcher… finished with a .258 BA, reaching her highest mark at .276… ended the season with a .376 on-base-percentage as well as a .450 slugging percentage… racked in 39 hits and 23 RBI for the Toreros, along with seven home runs and eight doubles… posted eight multi-hit games… tallied a season-high four RBI while going 2-for-4 including a home run against Portland State (4-10-09)… had a season-high three hits in a contest against Quinnipiac (3-14-09)… was a perfect 2-for-2 with 3 RBI, one home run and one double while facing UC San Diego (3-24-09)… began a four game hit streak in a game against Bakersfield (4-15-09) in which she was 2-for-3 with two doubles… went 1-for-3 with a home-run and 2 RBI in a game against Colorado State (2-27-09).

High School: Hensley was a catcher for Patrick Henry High School located in San Diego ... As a freshman she was put on the 2nd team all league ... For the next three years she was on 1st team all league ... Her senior year she received the Female Scholar Athlete of the Year award ... Her club team was the San Diego Breakers … She also played volleyball in high school.

Personal: Born on January 10, 1990 in San Diego, California to Michael and Tracey Hensley ... Also recruited by San Diego State, Georgia, Iowa State, Penn State, UC Santa Barbara, and Dartmouth ... Chose to come to USD for the location and the team ... Major-ing in Marketing.

CATHY WINEINGER# 19 SOPHOMORE INFIELDBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Political Science

NOTABLES2009 PCSC Honorable Mention2009 PCSC All-Academic2009 Team Rookie of the Year Award

2009: Played and started in all 54 games for San Diego as a middle infielder… produced a .221 batting average along with 27 hits, nine RBI, three doubles, and two home runs… tallied five multi-hit games over the course of the season, including going a perfect 3-for-3 against Loyola Marymount (4-18-09)… had her best hitting performance of the season over a four game span against the Loyola Marymount Lions (4-18-09, 4-19-09) as she went 6-for-11 that included 3 RBI, one double, and one HR.

High School: Wineinger played 2nd base at Archbishop Mitty High School located in San Jose, CA … Her freshman year she received the best defense award and the following three years, her team was WCAL and CCS champions ... Her senior year, she made the 2nd team all-league. She also played on two club teams, San Jose Sting and West Bay Nuggets.

Personal: Born on February 4, 1990 in Mission Viejo, California to Jeff and Sylvia Wineinger … Also recruited by Santa Clara University … Chose to come to USD not only because of its great location, but also because of the school’s involvement with the community … She is majoring in Political Science with a minor in Spanish.

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ALLISON STALBERGER# 2 FRESHMAN OUTFIELD BAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Undeclared

High School: Attended Riverside Polytechnic…Was on varsity all four years and received scholar athlete award all 4 years…Her junior year the team went made it to Div. I quarterfinals…Her senior year the team made it to Div I semifinals…Also earned letters in golf for two years

Personal: Goes by Ally…Born on Feb. 28, 1991 in Long Beach to parents Bill and Becky Stalberger… Hometown is Riverside, CA… Played on The Riverside Rookies Club Team… Chose USD for its location, size, beautiful campus, and Catholic values.

CHELSEA KAMAI # 10 FRESHMAN UTILITYBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Undeclared

High school: Attended Sacred Hearts Academy…Earned varsity letter all four years… Received the Kevin Murphy Guts Award her freshman and junior years…Received Honorable Mention her freshman, junior and senior years… Also competed in soc-cer

Personal: Goes by Kamai or Kewehi… Born on Dec. 10, 1991 in Honolulu, HI to parents Damien and Wendy Kamai… Home-town is Kaneohe, HI… Played on the Altima Club Team… Chose to attend USD because of the academic excellence and nice environment… Also recruited by University of Pacific and Uni-versity of Washington.

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Getting to know Allison...

Nickname: Ally

Favorite napping spot: I can nap anywhere

Talent I would most like to have: Singing

Best book I ever read: Twilight series of course

Favorite movie: Love Actually

The place I’d most like to visit: Greece

Favorite athlete: Phil Michelson

Something people would be surprised to know about me:

That I’m directionally challenged

Favorite quote: “What lies behind us and what lies before

us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us”

– Ralph Waldo Emerson

Role model: My Mom and Dad

Getting to know Chelsea...

Nickname: Kamai

Talent I would most like to have: To ballroom dance

Least favorite food: Sea urchin

Most prized possession: Stuffed white tiger

Best book I ever read: The Dark Elf Trilogy

My favorite class at USD: Latin

Favorite movie: The Green Mile

My favorite thing about the team is: How diverse we are


I’m extremely picky about my closet organization

Favorite to spot to eat on campus: Student Life Pavilion

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MICKELL ESCOBAR# 14 FRESHMAN INFIELDBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Biology

High School: Attended Heritage High School… Was named MVP her freshman, sophomore, and junior years… Was All League in the Bay Valley Athletic League her sophomore, junior, and senior years… Was All Metro and All State her sophomore and junior years…Her junior year had a batting average of .561, which was the highest in the league and section…Also earned letters in basketball for three years.

Personal: Born on January 22, 1991 in Walnut Creek, CA… Hometown is Brentwood, CA… Her mom competed in swim-ming at Cal…Her dad competed in wrestling at San Jose State University… Played on the All American Sports Academy Club Team…Chose USD because of the location, sports and academ-ics… Was also recruited by UCSB, UCSD, and Seattle University.

DANIELLE RICHARDSON#12 FRESHMAN OUTFIELDBAT: L THROW: RMAJOR: Undeclared

High School: Played for Durango High School Trailblazers … Was named First Team All-State, First Team All-Conference as a junior… Was also named the team’s MVP that year … As a sophomore, named to the Second Team All-Conference and team MVP… Competed in volleyball during high school … Played club ball for the Las Vegas Lil’ Rebels.

Personal: Born on December 24, 1990 to Norman and Debo-rah Richardson of Las Vegas, Nevada … Chose USD because it offered everything she wanted from a college; beautiful envi-ronment, a Division I softball program and a great education … also recruited by UNLV, Nevada-Reno, Long Island University, Harvard, and Whittier College … Plans to major in International Relations.

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Least favorite food: Peas

When I’m not playing softball, I’m: Doing something out-

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Best book I ever read: Piercing the Darkness

My favorite class at USD has been: Psychology

The place I’d like to most visit: Ireland

Favorite type of food: Steak

Favorite athlete: Jessica Mendoza

Something people would be surprised to know about me: I love

to read and write poetry

Favorite sports team: Dallas Cowboys

Favorite spot to eat on campus: Student Life Pavilion

Getting to know Mickell...

Nickname: Mick

Talent I would most like to have: To be able to fly

Least favorite food: Tomatoes

Best book I ever read: The Twilight Saga

Favorite movie: Pineapple Express

The place I’d most like to visit: Europe

I’m most thankful for: My supportive family and friends

Favorite quote: “Good, better, best. Never let it rest until

your good is better, and your better is best”.

Role model: My Mom and Dad

Favorite spot to eat on campus: La Paloma

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KIMBERLEE SHIMIZU# 15 FRESHMAN CATCHERBAT: L THROW: LMAJOR: Biology

High School: Attended Lahainaluna High School… Earned 3 varsity letters…Was 2nd team All League her sophomore, junior and senior years… Also received a varsity letter for vol-leyball.

Personal: Goes by PoPo… Born in Wailuku, HI to parents Vincent and Maxine Shimizu… Played on the Lahaina Girls and Kaikamahine Club Teams… Chose USD because it is a conve-nient distance from home, beautiful campus, good engineering program, and the opportunity to earn a Bachelors of Science and a Bachelors of Arts in 4 ½ years… Also recruited by Alcorn State University, Southwestern University, Milwaukee School of Engineering, and Cornell College.

LAUREN TOMEY # 17 FRESHMAN OUTFIELDBAT:L THROW: LMAJOR: Undeclared

High School: Attended Francis W. Parker High School… Earned 4 varsity letters… Team was CIF Div. IV champions 2006-2009… Received the “Rookie of the Year” award her freshman year… Was 1st team All-CIF in 2007 and 2009… Received the “Parker Power Award” in 2009.

Personal: Born on June 17, 1991 in San Diego, CA to parents Jim and Annemieke Tomey… Played on the San Diego Power Surge Club Team… Chose to attend USD because of the aca-demics and the location.

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Nickname: Po Po

Favorite napping spot: In the shade under a coconut tree

with no coconuts

Most prized possession: Lady bug pendant

When I’m not playing softball, I’m: Hitting up the beach

My favorite class at USD has been: Engineering

The place I’d most like to visit: Kyoto

Favorite athlete: Shane Victorino


That I don’t have my license

Favorite quote: “One cannot discover new oceans unless

one is willing and able to lose sight of the shore”.

Role model: My parents

Getting to know Lauren...

Nickname: Lo

Least favorite food: Beets

Best book I ever read: The Time Traveler’s Wife

My favorite place on USD Campus is: Aromas

Favorite movie: Remember The Titans

My favorite thing about the team is: The girls

The place I’d most like to visit: Greece


I’ve been to Europe five times

Favorite quote: “Be more concerned with your character

than your reputation, because your character is what you

really are, while your reputation is merely what others

think you are”

Favorite sports team: Los Angeles Lakers

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CHELSEA VELOVICH# 25 FRESHMAN PITCHERBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Undeclared

High School: Played for West Hills High School in the Gross-mont North League … Was given the Coaches award, named to the First Team All-Grossmont League as a senior … She earned Second Team All-League honors In her junior and sophomore seasons … Was named the teams Rookie of the Year as a fresh-man … Also competed in volleyball during high school … Played for the San Diego Breakers club team.

Personal: Born on March 12, 1991 to Chris and Michelle Velov-ich of Santee, California … Chose USD because she wanted to stay close to home and get a great education at the same time … also recruited by University of Pennsylvania, Long Beach State, and Weber State … Undeclared major.

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KIERSTIE SVATOS# 23 FRESHMAN CATCHERBAT: R THROW: RMAJOR: Biology, Psychology

High School: Played for Francis Parker High School in the Coastal League South ... Earned Coaches Award as a senior, Best Defensive as a junior and sophomore, and Best Offensive as a freshman ... Was CIF Division 4 Champions during her time at Francis Parker also earning four Coastal League championships ... Also competed in Soccer and Cross Country.

Personal: Born on March 8, 1991 to Ellen and Bob Svatos of San Diego, California ... Chose USD to be close to home and receive a good education ... Transferred from USC but did not compete in athletics ... Will major in Biology and Psychology.

Getting to know Kierstie...

Talent I would most like to have: An amazing singing

voice

Least favorite food: Raisins

When I’m not playing softball, I’m: Hanging out with my

little sister

Best book I ever read: The Giving Tree

My favorite place on USD campus is: Maher balcony

overlooking Mission Bay

The place I’d most like to visit: South Africa

Favorite type of food: Mexican food

Role model: My Aunt, Jan

Favorite sports team: San Diego Chargers

Favorite spot to eat on campus: Aromas

Getting to know Chelsea...

Most prized possession: My bottle of Tabasco…or my dog

Best book I ever read: Hamlet

My favorite class at USD has been: Psychology

Favorite movie: The Princess Bride

Favorite type of food: Mexican

Favorite athlete: Darren Sproles

Favorite quote: “The best way to prepare for life is to

begin to live”.

Role model: My mom!

Favorite sports team: San Diego Chargers

Favorite spot to eat on campus: Mission’s Café. All about

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SENIORS (l-r):Jessi WaersDanielle DuhartCarey CasciolaJennifer EllenbeckTaylor LawrenceAlyssa Luna

JUNIORS (l-r):Celeste SotoMegan WalshKristen Gensler

SOPHOMORES (l-r):Taylor HensleyKaitlin HealyCathy Wineinger

FRESHMEN (l-r):Danielle RichardsonLauren TomeyChelsea VelovichMickell EscobarKimberlee ShimizuAllison StalbergerChelsea Kamai

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Games Played1 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 2352 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 2323 Geis, Nicky 1999-02 2194 Beauchamp, Jeanne 1995-98 2085 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 2066 Lees, Gretchen 1994-97 2017 Bisera, Stephanie 1999-02 2008 Valenzuela, Nichole 2005-08 1899 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 186 Clarke, Kristy 1999-02 18610 Nunes, Ashlee 2003-06 185 Smith, Debbie 1993-96 185

Games Started1 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 2332 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 2293 Beauchamp, Jeanne 1995-98 2074 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 2065 Lees, Gretchen 1994-97 1986 Geis, Nicky 1999-02 1967 Nunes, Ashlee 2003-06 185 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 1858 Mason, Sara 2003-06 182 Andrews, June 1989-92 1829 Smith, Debbie 1993-96 18110 Valenzuela, Nichole 2005-08 179

At Bats1 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 7412 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 6513 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 6294 Smith, Trisha 1994-97 5985 Lees, Gretchen 1994-97 5826 Nunes, Ashlee 2002-06 5777 Beauchamp, Jeanne 1995-98 5728 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 5589 Smith, Debbie 1993-96 55410 Cisneros, Laura 1990-93 551

Runs1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 1632 Andrews, June 1989-92 1343 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 1174 Cisneros, Laura 1990-93 1115 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 1096 Straub, Angie 1990-93 1057 Smith, Trisha 1994-97 1038 Beauchamp, Jeanne 1995-98 1029 Berdan, Sarah 1987-90 9810 Lees, Gretchen 1994-97 95

Hits1 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 2322 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 2233 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 2144 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 1975 Smith, Trisha 1994-97 1786 Smith, Debbie 1993-96 1767 Andrews, June 1989-92 1688 Cisneros, Laura 1990-93 1679 Reinard, Melissa 1991-94 16610 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 165

Doubles1 Mason, Sara 2003-06 33 2 Bonja, Kathleen 2005-06 31 3 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 284 Fleet, Lindsey 2008-09 275 Delpit, Jennifer 2001-04 26 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 267 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 248 Casciola, Carey 2007- 22 Valenzuela, Nichole 2005-08 22 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 22 Reinard, Aimee 1991-94 229 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 21

Triples1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 272 Reinard, Melissa 1991-94 253 Reinard, Aimee 1991-94 224 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 18 Tucker, Trisha 1998-99 186 Mason, Sara 2003-06 12 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 128 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 10

Cisneros, Laura 1990-93 1010 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 9 Smith, Trisha 1994-97 9 Morrison, Katy 1999-00 9

Home Runs1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 192 Mason, Sara 2003-06 123 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2006- 11 4 Soto, Celeste 2008- 9 5 Reinard, Aimee 1991-94 8 Straub, Angie 1990-93 8 Treiber, Danielle 2004-07 86 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 7 Galloway, Cheryl 1982-83 7 Fleet, Lindsey 2008-09 7 Taylor Hensley 2009- 77 Reinard, Melissa 1991-94 68 Cisneros, Laura 1990-93 5 Morrison, Katy 1999-00 5 Smith, Debbie 1993-96 5 Bonja, Kathleen 2005-07 5

Runs Batted In 1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 1532 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 1263 Reinard, Aimee 1991-94 1154 Cisneros, Laura 1990-93 1005 Reinard, Melissa 1991-94 966 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 867 Mason, Sara 2003-06 81 Waynick, Debbie 1984-87 819 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 8010 Smith, Debbie 1993-96 71

Stolen Bases1 Straub, Angie 1990-93 782 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 773 Shega, Jomi 1993-97 384 Whitaker, Kathy 1982-85 375 Smith, Trisha 1994-97 356 Andrews, June 1989-92 337 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 328 Beauchamp, Jeanne 1995-98 299 Lees, Gretchen 1994-97 28 Doria, Julie 1990-92 28

Stolen Base Attempts1 Straub, Angie 1990-93 852 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 733 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 474 Shega, Jomi 1993-97 445 Whitaker, Kathy 1982-85 42 Smith, Trisha 1994-97 427 Andrews, June 1989-92 418 Beauchamp, Jeanne 1995-98 38 Lees, Gretchen 1994-97 38 Doria, Julie 1990-92 38

Walks1 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 1092 Andrews, June 1989-92 82

3 Mason, Sara 2003-06 80 Berdan, Sarah 1987-90 805 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2006- 79 6 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 737 Beauchamp, Jeanne 1995-98 688 Ferl, Jamie 1986-89 679 Nunes, Ashlee 2003-06 6510 Lees, Gretchen 1994-97 64

Total Bases1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 3492 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 2823 Collo, Shaunna 1997-00 2804 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 2665 Mason, Sara 2003-06 2526 Reinard, Aimee 1991-94 2507 Reinard, Melissa 1991-94 2498 Smith, Trisha 1994-97 223 9 Smith, Debbie 1993-96 222 10 Cisneros, Laura 1990-93 216

Batting Average (Min. 250 AB)1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 0.4522 Straub, Angie 1990-93 0.3803 Doria, Julie 1990-92 0.3714 Milo, Jennifer 1994-97 0.3555 Fleet, Lindsey 2008-09 0.3496 Fritsch, Virginia 2006-07 0.3487 Reinard, Melissa 1991-94 0.3468 Goodwin, Lisa 1992-93 0.3429 Bonja, Kathleen 2005-06 0.33510 Tucker, Trisha 1998-99 0.322

Slugging Percentage (Min. 250 AB)1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986-89 0.7382 Reinard, Melissa 1991-94 0.5193 Straub, Angie 1990-93 0.5104 Tucker, Trisha 1998-99 0.5095 Fleet, Lindsey 2008-09 0.5006 Reinard, Aimee 1991-94 0.4967 Fritsch, Virginia 2006-07 0.4858 Mason, Sara 2003-06 0.4829 Morrison, Katy 1999-00 0.44310 Bonja, Kathleen 2005-07 0.439

Wins1 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93 602 Norman, Colleen 1995-98 473 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 384 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89 375 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 356 Savage, Hillary 1990-93 347 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 308 Haake, Christina 2004-07 26 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2006- 269 Velke, Misty 1999 2510 Harmonson, Erin 2003-06 23

Appearances1 Norman, Colleen 1995-98 1382 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93 1043 Haake, Christina 2004-07 100 4 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 965 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 956 Russell, Anna 2001-04 947 Harmonson, Erin 2003-06 89 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2006- 898 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 879 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89 7110 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 70 Savage, Hillary 1990-93 70

Games Started1 Norman, Colleen 1995-98 1092 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93 873 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 734 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 705 Russell, Anna 2001-04 696 Haake, Christina 2004-06 65 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2006- 657 Harmonson, Erin 2003-06 648 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 63 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89 6310 Savage, Hillary 1990-93 58

Complete Games1 Norman, Colleen 1995-98 79 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93 793 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 59

4 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89 545 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 436 Ellenbeck 2006- 40 Russell, Anna 2001-04 40 Savage, Hillary 1990-93 408 Harmonson, Erin 2003-06 299 Stanbra, Mary 1983-85 2710 Haake, Christina 2004-07 24

Saves1 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 92 Haake, Christina 2004-07 3 Russell, Anna 2001-04 3 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 33 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93 2 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 2 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 2 Velke, Misty 1999 2 Delpit, Jennifer 2001-04 2

Innings Pitched1 Norman, Colleen 1995-98 715.72 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93 6093 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 530.34 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2006- 4515 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 449.76 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89 438.37 Haake, Christina 2004-07 433.2 8 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 419.39 Russell, Anna 2001-04 418.710 Harmonson, Erin 2003-06 385.1

Strikeouts1 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2006- 3242 Norman, Colleen 1995-98 3113 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 2814 Haake, Christina 2004-07 2725 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 2716 Harmonson, Erin 2003-06 2397 Velke, Misty 1999 2358 Russell, Anna 2001-04 1819 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 16310 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89 158

Shutouts1 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93 202 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 133 Norman, Colleen 1995-98 104 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2006- 7 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 7 Savage, Hillary 1990-93 75 Russell, Anna 2001-04 6 Velke, Misty 1999 66 Harmonson, Erin 2003-06 4 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 4 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89 4 Egan, Tasha 1997 4 Romo, Diane 1985-86 4 Haake, Christina 2004-07 4

Earned Run Average (Min. 200 IP)1 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93 1.372 Lopez, Amy 1999-00 1.433 Stanbra, Mary 1983-85 2.094 Quentin, Jade 1998-01 2.355 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89 2.626 McFarland, Gina 2003-06 2.667 Savage, Hillary 1990-93 2.938 Russell, Anna 2001-03 3.019 Haake, Christina 2004-07 3.0210 Marino, Andrea 1993-96 3.05

* Not all records are complete (missing pre-1982 and part of 1988 statistics)

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Games Played1 Quentin, Jade 1999 65 2 Collo, Shaunna 1999 63 3 Tucker, Trisha 1999 61 Morrison, Katy 1999 615 Collo, Shaunna 2000 59 Cane, Mary Ann 1999 597 Quentin, Jade 2000 58 Milo, Jennifer 1997 58 Collo, Shaunna 1997 5810 Five players tied

Games Started1 Quentin, Jade 1999 642 Collo, Shaunna 1999 633 Morrison, Katy 1999 604 Collo, Shaunna 2000 58 Milo, Jennifer 1997 586 Tucker, Trisha 1999 57 Cane, Mary Ann 1999 57 Quentin, Jade 2000 57 Collo, Shaunna 1997 57 Beauchamp, Jeanne 1997 57

At Bats1 Collo, Shaunna 1999 2062 Quentin, Jade 1999 181 Collo, Shaunna 1997 1813 Morrison, Katy 1999 179 Collo, Shaunna 2000 179 Smith, Trisha 1995 179 Bonja, Kathleen 2008 1794 Casciola, Carey 2008 1785 Cane, Mary Ann 1999 176 Smith, Trisha 1997 176 Tucker, Trisha 1998 17610 Collo, Shaunna 1998 175

Runs1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 49 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 493 Quentin, Jade 1999 484 Straub, Angie 1991 455 Collo, Shaunna 1997 426 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986 397 Andrews, June 1989 37 Andrews, June 1991 37 Andrews, June 1992 37 Feijoo, Jayme 1986 37

Hits1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 712 Milo, Jennifer 1997 703 Collo, Shaunna 1997 694 Collo, Shaunna 1999 685 Tucker, Trisha 1998 676 Morrison, Katy 1999 657 Quentin, Jade 1999 618 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 60 Collo, Shaunna 1998 6010 Smith, Trisha 1995 59

Doubles1 Fleet, Lindsey 2008 182 Bonja, Kathleen 2005 143 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 13 Fritsch, Virginia 2007 13 Valenzuela, Nichole 2007 133 Collo, Shaunna 1998 12 Galloway, Cheryl 1982 12 Casciola, Carey 2008 124 Tucker, Trisha 1998 115 Myers, P.J. 1989 10 Mason, Sara 2006 10 Soto, Celeste 2009 10

Triples1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 102 Tucker, Trisha 1998 9 Tucker, Trisha 1999 9 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986 9 Reinard, Melissa 1993 96 Reinard, Aimee 1993 8 Carnes, Katy 1998 88 Mason, Sara 2004 7 Reinard, Aimee 1991 7 Quentin, Jade 1999 7 Reinard, Melissa 1991 7

Home Runs1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 82 Hensley, Taylor 2009 73 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986 6 Soto, Celeste 2008 6 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2008 64 Fleet, Lindsey 2008 5 Mason, Sara 2004 5 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 5 Galloway, Cheryl 1982 5 Morrison, Katy 2000 5 Christman, Sally 1984 5 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2007 53 tied at 4 home runs

Runs Batted In1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 482 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 453 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986 414 Milo, Jennifer 1997 405 Fleet, Lindsey 2008 386 Reinard, Aimee 1992 377 Milo, Jennifer 1995 35 Myers, P.J. 1989 359 Galloway, Cheryl 1982 3410 Five players tied

Stolen Bases1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 312 Straub, Angie 1991 293 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 254 Straub, Angie 1993 225 Straub, Angie 1990 216 Doria, Julie 1991 197 Byrne, Cristina 2000 188 Shega, Jomi 1994 16 Smith, Trisha 1994 16

Stolen Base Attempts1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 332 Straub, Angie 1991 313 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 284 Straub, Angie 1990 255 Straub, Angie 1993 22 Doria, Julie 1991 227 Byrne, Cristina 2000 208 Smith, Trisha 1994 199 Shega, Jomi 1994 17 Galloway, Cheryl 1982 17

Walks1 Quentin, Jade 1999 472 McNamara, M. 1982 433 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2008 374 Quentin, Jade 1998 325 Mason, Sara 2006 306 Hensley, Taylor 2009 277 Andrews, June 1989 26 Anderson, Linda 1982 267 tied at 25 walks

Total Bases1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 1082 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 1073 Tucker, Trisha 1998 105

4 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986 905 Fleet, Lindsey 2008 896 Mason, Sara 2004 87 Quentin, Jade 1999 877 Morrison, Katy 1999 858 Galloway, Cheryl 1982 829 Milo, Jennifer 1997 81 Collo, Shaunna 1997 81

Batting Average (Min. 100 AB)1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 0.4922 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986 0.4523 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 0.4154 Doria, Julie 1991 0.4095 Milo, Jennifer 1997 0.4026 Straub, Angie 1991 0.3957 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990 0.3928 Fritsch, Virginia 2007 0.3909 Doria, Julie 1990 0.38610 Collo, Shaunna 1997 0.381 Tucker, Trisha 1998 0.381

Slugging Percentage (Min. 100 AB)1 Weinshein, Jeanne 1987 0.8852 Weinshein, Jeanne 1986 0.7833 Galloway, Cheryl 1982 0.7074 Weinshein, Jeanne 1989 0.6265 Tucker, Trisha 1998 0.5976 Mason, Sara 2004 0.5767 Reinard, Aimee 1993 0.5738 Reinard, Aimee 1992 0.5629 Christman, Sally 1984 0.537 Fritsch, Virginia 2007 0.537

10 Reinard, Melissa 1992 0.535

Wins1 Velke, Misty 1999 252 Marino, Andrea 1994 233 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1991 214 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1992 19 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1989 196 Lopez, Amy 2000 187 Lopez, Amy 1999 178 Norman, Colleen 1998 159 Egan, Tasha 1997 14

Appearances1 Lopez, Amy 2000 492 Marino, Andrea 1994 413 Lopez, Amy 1999 38 Norman, Colleen 1996 385 Velke, Misty 1999 36 Norman, Colleen 1998 36 Egan, Tasha 1997 36 Norman, Colleen 1997 369 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2008 3410 Marino, Andrea 1995 33 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1989 33

Starts1 Marino, Andrea 1994 332 Lopez, Amy 1999 323 Lopez, Amy 2000 314 Norman, Colleen 1997 305 Velke, Misty 1999 29 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1989 297 Norman, Colleen 1998 288 Egan, Tasha 1997 27 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2009 279 Norman, Colleen 1996 26 Marino, Andrea 1995 26 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1992 26

Complete Games1 Marino, Andrea 1994 282 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1992 24 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1991 24 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1989 245 Lopez, Amy 1999 22 Velke, Misty 1999 22 Norman, Colleen 1996 228 Lopez, Amy 2000 21 Norman, Colleen 1997 2110 Marino, Andrea 1995 20 Ures, Lisa 1984 20

Saves1 Lopez, Amy 2000 5

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Innings Pitched1 Lopez, Amy 2000 2432 Marino, Andrea 1994 240.33 Lopez, Amy 1999 206.74 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1989 2065 Velke, Misty 1999 1996 Norman, Colleen 1996 1917 Norman, Colleen 1997 1888 Norman, Colleen 1998 182.79 Marino, Andrea 1995 17910 Egan, Tasha 1997 178.3

Strikeouts1 Velke, Misty 1999 2352 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2009 1442 Lopez, Amy 1999 1423 Lopez, Amy 2000 1294 Egan, Tasha 1997 1255 Norman, Colleen 1998 1176 Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2008 1047 Quentin, Jade 1998 988 Quentin, Jade 2000 909 Haake, Christina 2007 88

Shutouts1 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1991 92 Lopez, Amy 2000 7 Marino, Andrea 1994 7 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1992 75 Velke, Misty 1999 6 Lopez, Amy 1999 67 Russell, Anna 2004 4 Egan, Tasha 1997 4 Norman, Colleen 1997 410 Norman, Colleen 1998 3 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1993 3 Savage, Hillary 1990 3 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1989 3

Earned Run Average (Min. 100 IP)1 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1993 0.652 Velke, Misty 1999 1.163 Lopez, Amy 2000 1.304 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1991 1.375 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1992 1.446 Ziomkowski, Lisa 1989 1.537 Lopez, Amy 1999 1.598 Dykstra, Michelle 1983 1.749 Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990 1.7810 Quentin, Jade 1998 2.01

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Date Opponent Score2-5 UC san Diego 0-42-5 UC san Diego 5-22-9 San Diego State 0-22-16 UC Riverside 0-12-16 UC Riverside 3-2 (8)2-25 UC Riverside $ 2-62-25 Illinois-Chicago 0-62-26 Nevada $ 3-52-27 St. John’s $ 6-23-9 San Diego State 2-0 (8)3-11 Stony Brook # 1-23-11 James Madison # 8-0 (6)3-12 Longwood # 2-43-12 James Madison # 2-13-13 Longwood # 4-33-17 Miami University % 0-23-18 Eastern Illinois % 6-33-19 Winthrop % 0-33-20 LMU % 3-43-20 Hawai’i % 3-83-22 Chaminade 6-23-22 Chaminade 6-24-2 St. Mary’s 2-14-2 St. Mary’s 4-24-3 St. Mary’s 3-04-3 St. Mary’s 10-94-9 Sacramento St. 2-0 (8)4-9 Sacramento St. 2-54-10 Sacramento St. 0-24-10 Sacramento St. 1-64-16 Portland State 0-14-16 Portland State 3-24-17 Portland State 0-54-17 Portland State 4-34-23 LMU 1-74-23 LMU 4-74-24 LMU 3-44-24 LMU 0-74-30 Santa Clara 3-4 (9)4-30 Santa Clara 5-65-1 Santa Clara 5-135-1 Santa Clara 11-6

2006 (22-24)Date Opponent ScoreFeb. 10 UC Riverside$ 5-12Feb. 11 Saint Mary’s$ 8-2Feb. 11 San Jose State$ 3-5Feb. 12 San Jose State$ 3-1Feb. 15 San Diego State 0-5Feb. 18 Vanguard 5-1Feb. 18 Vanguard 4-1Feb. 22 UC San Diego 16-7Feb. 22 UC San Diego 12-2Feb. 24 Utah State 2-1Feb. 25 Nevada-Reno# 0-9Feb. 25 Utah State# 7-6Feb. 25 Nevada-Reno# 6-0Feb. 26 UC Riverside# 0-4Mar. 01 San Diego State 0-8Mar. 09 Oregon State% 1-7Mar. 09 Ball State% 2-3Mar. 10 Washington% 4-15Mar. 10 UCF% 6-2Mar. 11 Fresno State% 0-8Mar. 16 Quinnipiac 11-3Mar. 16 Quinnipiac 4-5Mar. 17 Utah Valley State 2-0Mar. 17 Utah Valley State 1-3Mar. 26 UC Riverside 0-6Mar. 26 UC Riverside 2-7Apr. 08 Santa Clara 1-3Apr. 08 Santa Clara 6-3Apr. 09 Santa Clara 8-1Apr. 09 Santa Clara 6-7Apr. 14 Saint Mary’s^ 6-1Apr. 14 Saint Mary’s^ 8-0Apr. 15 Saint Mary’s^ 7-3Apr. 15 Saint Mary’s^ 5-1Apr. 22 Sacramento State^ 2-6Apr. 22 Sacramento State^ 4-2Apr. 23 Sacramento State^ 9-8Apr. 23 Sacramento State^ 0-3Apr. 29 Portland State^ 0-6Apr. 29 Portland State^ 1-2Apr. 30 Portland State^ 1-3Apr. 30 Portland State^ 1-5May 06 LMU^ 5-6May 06 LMU^ 4-3May 07 LMU^ 3-4May 07 LMU^ 5-2

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Date Opponent ResultFeb. 8 vs. Stanford L, 4-0Feb. 9 vs. Ill.-Chicago L, 9-1 (5)Feb. 9 vs. Long Beach St. L, 6-0Feb. 10 vs. Illinois-Chicago L, 1-0Feb. 16 at UC Riverside W, 7-0Feb. 16 vs. Creighton L, 8-2Feb. 17 at N. Colorado L, 5-3Feb. 17 at UC Riverside W, 10-5Feb. 20 vs. UC San Diego W, 4-1Feb. 20 vs. UC San Diego L, 6-5Feb. 23 vs. Marshall L, 6-4Feb. 27 vs. E. Michigan W, 5-0Feb. 27 vs. E. Michigan L, 10-3Feb. 28 vs. Oregon L, 2-0Feb. 29 vs. UCLA L, 10-0 (6)Feb. 29 vs. E. Michigan L, 1-0 (10)Mar. 1 vs. St. Peter’s W, 3-2Mar. 1 vs. Harvard W, 7-1Mar. 2 vs. CS Bakersfield L, 5-2Mar. 7 vs. Pacific W, 5-4Mar. 7 vs. San Diego St. W, 6-4Mar. 8 vs. UC Davis L, 4-3Mar. 8 vs. Utah W, 8-4Mar. 9 at Arizona State L, 14-0 (5)Mar. 12 vs. CS San Marcos W, 6-0Mar. 14 vs. Utah L, 14-6Mar. 14 vs. Texas A&M L, 9-0Mar. 15 vs. ISU L, 1-0Mar. 15 vs. New Mexico St. L, 6-1Mar. 16 vs. Bucknell W, 5-3Mar. 16 vs. Bucknell W, 7-0Mar. 18 at San Diego St. L, 7-3Mar. 27 vs. CS San Marcos L, 2-1Mar. 29 at CS Bakersfield L, 13-7Mar. 29 at CS Bakersfield W, 10-1 (5)Apr. 5 at Portland State L, 7-4Apr. 5 at Portland State L, 6-5Apr. 6 at Portland State L, 9-1Apr. 6 at Portland State L, 8-5Apr. 12 vs. LMU W, 1-0Apr. 12 vs. LMU L, 7-3 (10)Apr. 13 vs. LMU L, 1-0 (10)Apr. 13 vs. LMU L, 1-0Apr. 16 vs. San Diego St. L, 3-1Apr. 19 vs. Santa Clara L, 5-4Apr. 19 vs. Santa Clara W, 9-5Apr. 20 vs. Santa Clara W, 5-3Apr. 20 vs. Santa Clara L, 1-0Apr. 26 at Saint Mary’s L, 3-2Apr. 26 at Saint Mary’s L, 5-1Apr. 27 at Saint Mary’s L, 8-5Apr. 27 at Saint Mary’s L, 2-1May 3 vs. Sacramento St. L, 12-1May 3 vs. Sacramento St. L, 6-3May 4 vs. Sacramento St. L, 20-3May 4 vs. Sacramento St. L, 9-1 (6)

Date Opponent ResultFeb. 13 vs. Tulsa L, 6-0Feb. 13 UC Riverside L, 8-3Feb. 14 vs. Colorado State L, 2-0Feb. 15 vs. UC Riverside L, 8-7Feb. 20 vs. Colorado State L, 4-2Feb. 21 vs. Boise State W, 5-4Feb. 21 Long Beach State L, 1-0Feb. 21 Colorado State L, 9-1Feb. 22 vs. Boise State L, 2-1Feb. 25 San Diego State L, 1-0Feb. 27 vs. Colorado State W, 3-1Feb. 28 vs. Utah W, 3-2Feb. 28 vs. UC Davis L, 5-0Mar. 01 vs. Missouri L, 9-0Mar. 01 vs. UCLA L, 13-0Mar. 08 vs. Miami(Ohio) L, 1-0Mar. 08 vs. Miami(Ohio) L, 4-3Mar. 11 UC Santa Barbara L, 2-0Mar. 11 UC Santa Barbara L, 8-0Mar. 12 vs. Connecticut L, 4-3Mar. 13 vs. Iowa State W, 3-2Mar. 14 vs. Oklahoma State L, 4-0Mar. 14 vs. Quinnipiac W, 3-2Mar. 15 vs. N. Colorado L. 2-1Mar. 18 vs. Texas Tech L, 2-1Mar. 19 vs. North Dakota W, 9-1Mar. 19 vs. North Dakota W, 8-3Mar. 24 UC San Diego W, 6-4Mar. 27 vs. CSU San Marcos W, 4-2Mar. 27 vs. CSU San Marcos L, 4-2Apr. 01 vs. San Diego State L, 2-0Apr. 04 Sacramento State W, 7-6Âpr. 04 Sacramento State L, 11-2Âpr. 05 Sacramento State L, 11-0Âpr. 05 Sacramento State L, 13-6Âpr. 08 UC San Diego W, 8-5Apr. 10 vs. Portland State W, 6-4Âpr. 10 vs. Portland State W, 7-4Âpr. 11 vs. Portland State L, 10-3Âpr. 11 vs. Portland State L, 1-0Âpr. 15 vs. Bakersfield L, 5-2Apr. 15 vs. Bakersfield L, 12-3Apr. 18 Loyola Marymount W, 5-2Âpr. 18 Loyola Marymount W, 4-1Âpr. 19 Loyola Marymount W, 10-2Âpr. 19 Loyola Marymount L, 3-2Âpr. 25 Santa Clara W, 4-0Âpr. 25 Santa Clara L, 3-1Âpr. 26 Santa Clara W, 3-2Âpr. 26 Santa Clara W, 6-0^May 02 vs. Saint Mary’s L, 2-0^May 02 vs. Saint Mary’s L, 6-2^May 03 vs. Saint Mary’s W, 4-3^May 03 vs. Saint Mary’s W, 4-2^

2008 (16-40) 2007 (24-26)2009 (21-33)Date Opponent ResultFeb. 9 vs. San Jose St. L, 7-2Feb. 10 vs. N. Colorado W, 9-0Feb. 10 vs. UC Riverside L, 10-2Feb. 15 vs. CS San Marcos W, 8-0Feb. 22 vs. Oregon L, 7-4Feb. 23 vs. Siena W, 9-2Feb. 24 vs. North Dakota St. W, 5-3Feb. 25 vs. Oregon L, 6-0Feb. 25 vs. Long Beach St. W, 8-4Feb. 28 vs. Siena W, 8-0Feb. 28 vs. Siena W, 4-0Mar. 2 vs. Memphis L, 4-2Mar. 2 vs. UTEP L, 4-3Mar. 3 vs. UC Riverside L, 7-6Mar. 3 vs. CS Northridge L, 5-2Mar. 4 vs. Memphis L, 5-2Mar. 8 vs. San Diego St. L, 4-1Mar. 10 vs. CS San Marcos W, 4-3Mar. 11 vs. Tenn.-Martin W, 5-3Mar. 11 vs. Tenn.-Martin W, 4-3Mar. 14 vs. Fairfield W, 14-4Mar. 14 vs. Fairfield W, 4-3Mar. 16 at Oklahoma St. L, 8-2Mar. 17 at Oklahoma St. L, 10-2Mar. 17 at Oklahoma St. L, 8-5Mar. 18 at Rogers St. W, 5-2Mar. 18 at Rogers St. W, 5-1Mar. 24 vs. Brown W, 2-1Mar. 24 vs. Brown W, 1-0Mar. 31 at LMU W, 4-2Mar. 31 at LMU L, 4-0Apr. 1 at LMU L, 13-2Apr. 1 at LMU L, 10-0Apr. 14 at Santa Clara W, 3-0Apr. 14 at Santa Clara L, 2-1 (8)Apr. 15 at Santa Clara W, 5-0Apr. 15 at Santa Clara W, 9-8 (10)Apr. 18 at San Diego St. L, 10-7Apr. 21 vs. Saint Mary’s L, 5-4Apr. 21 vs. Saint Mary’s W, 4-2Apr. 22 vs. Saint Mary’s L, 5-0Apr. 22 vs. Saint Mary’s L, 5-4Apr. 28 at Sacramento St. L, 9-1 (6)Apr. 28 at Sacramento St. L, 7-1Apr. 29 at Sacramento St. L, 7-1Apr. 29 at Sacramento St. W, 3-1May 5 vs. Portland St. L, 1-0May 5 vs. Portland St. L, 12-1May 6 vs. Portland St. W, 5-4May 6 vs. Portland St. W, 7-4

Infielder Cathy Wineinger Pitcher Jennifer Ellenbeck Pitcher Kaitlin Healy

2000 (31-28)Date Opponent Score 1-29 CS San Bernardino 8-01-29 CS San Bernardino 10-62-4 Chicago Illinois 0-12-5 Point Loma 0-12-5 Point Loma 3-82-11 CS Dominguez Hills 8-52-16 Santa Clara 5-12-18 Brigham Young 1-22-18 Brigham Young 0-112-19 Brigham Young 2-12-25 Concordia 2-12-26 Azusa Pacific 6-02-26 Azusa Pacific 0-73-3 UCLA 0-23-4 Long Beach State 2-33-12 Bradley 0-63-12 Bradley 3-63-13 Southern Utah 4-33-13 Southern Utah 3-13-16 Saint Mary’s 1-23-16 Saint Mary’s 0-23-18 Santa Clara 1-03-18 Santa Clara 1-03-24 San Diego State 0-113-24 Michigan State 4-23-25 Michigan State 2-33-25 San Diego State 0-13-31 Hawaii 5-43-31 Hawaii 1-44-5 CS Dominguez Hills 3-14-5 CS Dominguez Hills 5-64-5 CS Dominguez Hills 9-14-7 Point Loma 4-24-7 Point Loma 5-64-9 Loyola Marymount 4-54-9 Loyola Marymount 0-34-13 Concordia 5-64-13 Concordia 2-04-13 Concordia 4-34-15 Loyola Marymount 1-34-15 Loyola Marymount 3-64-19 UC San Diego 1-04-19 UC San Diego 1-04-20 Saint Mary’s 5-04-20 Saint Mary’s 5-14-25 CS San Bernardino 3-14-25 CS San Bernardino 3-24-29 San Diego State 2-34-29 San Diego State 0-15-5 Azusa Pacific 7-65-5 Azusa Pacific 5-35-9 LMU (WISL) 0-1 5-9 LMU (WISL) 2-35-12 Santa Clara (WISL) 1-05-12 Saint Mary’s (WISL) 2-05-13 Santa Clara (WISL) 1-05-13 Saint Mary’s (WISL) 2-45-14 LMU (WISL) 3-75-14 Santa Clara (WISL) 2-0

Date Opponent Score 1-26 CS San Bernardino 3-11-26 CS San Bernardino 3-21-29 #10 CS Fullerton 2-11-29 #10 CS Fullerton 0-82-02 Southern Utah 1-42-02 Brigham Young 2-12-02 Oregon State 1-92-03 Saint Mary’s 2-32-03 Southern Utah 3-42-08 Ohio State 0-62-09 Northridge 0-92-09 McNeese State 2-42-10 Ohio State 2-52-10 Oregon State 0-72-16 Point Loma 2-52-16 Point Loma 0-22-17 Southern Utah 0-82-17 Southern Utah 6-72-22 The Master’s Col. 4-32-22 The Master’s Col. 7-22-23 Concordia 0-12-23 Concordia 7-13-01 Loyola Marymount 3-03-01 Loyola Marymount 2-113-02 Azusa Pacific 1-43-02 Azusa Pacific 0-33-15 Texas A&M 0-23-15 San Diego State 2-43-16 Texas A&M 0-23-16 San Diego State 1-73-20 Long Beach State 0-103-20 Long Beach State 2-83-25 Saint Mary’s 3-43-25 Saint Mary’s 3-43-27 UC Santa Barbara 0-63-27 UC Santa Barbara 0-34-07 UC Riverside 2-44-07 UC Riverside 0-84-10 UC San Diego 1-04-10 UC San Diego 0-84-13 Chapman 9-14-13 Chapman 6-44-17 San Diego State 0-84-17 San Diego State 0-104-26 Loyola Marymount 0-34-26 Loyola Marymount 0-84-28 Santa Clara 5-44-28 Santa Clara 4-24-30 Loyola Marymount 0-14-30 Loyola Marymount 5-05-10 Santa Clara 0-25-10 Saint Mary’s 6-105-11 Saint Mary’s 0-35-11 Santa Clara 0-55-12 Loyola Marymount 0-1

2002 (14-41) 2001 (22-35)Date Opponent Score1-27 CS San Bernardino 8-11-27 CS San Bernardino 6-32-2 Biola 2-52-2 Biola 2-32-10 #1 UCLA 0-82-10 #1 UCLA 0-72-11 LMU 0-52-11 LMU 0-62-15 Point Loma 0-22-15 Point Loma 2-62-16 Concordia 8-22-16 Concordia 7-12-23 Bradley 6-03-3 Azusa Pacific 1-73-3 Azusa Pacific 7-83-9 Tulsa 12-53-10 Brigham Young 3-133-10 Boston College 0-143-11 Portland State 0-13-11 Northern Iowa 0-13-13 Arizona 0-93-13 Arizona 0-83-16 San Diego State 0-53-16 Michigan State 1-33-17 San Diego State 0-73-17 Michigan State 0-33-20 Hawaii Pacific 0-13-20 Hawaii Pacific 5-03-22 Wright State 5-33-23 San Diego State 2-33-23 McNeese State 2-03-24 Eastern Illinois 3-13-25 Hawaii 1-23-28 UC Santa Barbara 4-53-31 Santa Clara 8-13-31 Santa Clara 2-14-4 UC San Diego 2-74-4 UC San Diego 2-34-7 St. Mary’s 5-64-7 St. Mary’s 6-54-8 Santa Clara 6-24-8 Santa Clara 5-14-10 St. Mary’s 3-24-10 St. Mary’s 4-104-18 Azusa Pacific 2-14-18 Azusa Pacific 0-24-29 Loyola Marymount 0-14-29 Loyola Marymount 0-15-4 UC Riverside 4-15-4 UC Riverside 4-15-9 LMU (WISL) 3-25-9 LMU (WISL) 3-25-11 Santa Clara (WISL) 1-25-11 Saint Mary’s (WISL) 4-65-12 Santa Clara (WISL) 0-15-12 Saint Mary’s (WISL) 3-05-13 Saint Mary’s (WISL) 3-6

Date Opponent Score2-07 Sacramento State 2-32-07 Colorado State 1-52-08 Cal Poly 2-42-08 UC Santa Barbara 0-142-09 Southern Utah 0-22-21 Brigham Young 1-22-21 Utah 3-82-22 Michigan State 0-62-22 UC Santa Barbara 0-52-23 Cal Poly 0-53-01 St. John’s 2-63-01 Loyola Marymount 0-23-02 Loyola Marymount 5-83-02 St. John’s 0-23-07 Northern Iowa 1-23-08 Harvard 4-23-08 Long Beach State 5-43-09 Northern Iowa 2-53-12 UC Santa Barbara 0-23-12 UC Santa Barbara 0-63-14 Eastern Kentucky 1-33-14 Eastern Kentucky 8-63-20 Point Loma 0-113-20 Point Loma 0-63-23 #20 Oregon State 0-53-23 #20 Oregon State 7-33-26 UC San Diego 1-03-26 UC San Diego 6-74-05 Portland State 0-24-05 Portland State 4-34-06 Portland State 3-44-06 Portland State 3-44-12 Loyola Marymount 0-44-12 Loyola Marymount 0-64-13 Loyola Marymount 3-64-13 Loyola Marymount 2-74-18 Santa Clara 0-34-18 Santa Clara 1-34-19 Santa Clara 0-64-19 Santa Clara 0-34-23 UC Riverside 2-34-24 UC Riverside 2-44-26 Saint Mary’s 2-34-26 Saint Mary’s 1-94-27 Saint Mary’s 1-44-27 Saint Mary’s 7-15-04 Sacramento State 2-05-04 Sacramento State 1-7

2004 (18-32)Date Opponent Score1-31 Whittier 8-0 (5)1-31 Whittier 9-0 (5)2-1 UC San Diego 11-0 (5)2-1 UC San Diego 0-9 (5)2-6 UC Santa Barbara 3-4 (8)2-6 Cal Poly SLO 1-52-7 Nevada 0-62-7 CS Sacramento 0-8 (5)2-8 Colorado State 2-12 (6)2-14 Redlands 0-2 (8)2-14 Redlands 8-0 (6)2-25 San Diego State 1-72-27 Fairfield 1-02-28 Southern Utah 7-6 (9)2-28 UC Riverside 6-02-29 Loyola Marymount 2-10 (6)3-6 UC Riverside 0-33-6 UC Riverside 2-3 (9)3-10 Syracuse 0-33-10 Syracuse 0-43-13 Princeton 0-33-13 UC Riverside 8-5 (6)3-14 Canisus 6-8 (8)3-14 Princeton 1-03-18 BYU 4-3 (8)3-19 Central Conn. St. 8-0 (6)3-20 Buffalo 4-73-21 Dartmouth 3-2 (8)3-24 UC San Diego 1-0 (9)4-3 Sacramento State 0-14-3 Sacramento State 0-24-4 Sacramento State 0-24-4 Sacramento State 1-9 (5)4-8 #15 Oregon State 2-34-9 Portland State 4-34-9 Portland State 2-64-10 Portland State 1-84-10 Portland State 1-44-17 Loyola Marymount 2-44-17 Loyola Marymount 1-54-18 Loyola Marymount 9-74-20 Loyola Marymount 12-4 (8)4-24 Santa Clara 1-34-24 Santa Clara 1-74-25 Santa Clara 0-9 (5)4-25 Santa Clara 4-55-1 St. Mary’s 5-3 (8)5-1 St. Mary’s 5-25-2 St. Mary’s 3-45-2 St. Mary’s 1-6

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Date Opponent Score2/12 CS San Bernardino 5-42/12 CS San Bernardino 8-72/15 Point Loma 5-22/15 Point Loma 0-12/26 Azusa Pacific 3-12/26 Azusa Pacific 6-83/3 Southern Cal Col. 1-33/3 Southern Cal Col. 0-43/5 LMU 7-53/5 LMU 7-33/15 Coast Guard 15-33/15 Coast Guard 8-43/16 San Diego State 1-93/16 San Diego State 1-73/18 Loyola Marymount 13-33/22 Oregon State 0-13/22 Oregon State 2-13/29 Loyola Marymount 2-53/29 Loyola Marymount 1-03/29 Loyola Marymount 2-03/30 Concordia 5-33/30 Concordia 2-104/5 Point Loma 3-44/5 Point Loma 2-14/8 Claremont 3-04/8 Cal Lutheran 6-94/9 Chapman 3-04/10 UC San Diego 3-04/14 Southern Cal Col. 1-44/14 Southern Cal Col. 1-94/16 Stanford 8-04/16 Stanford 6-54/22 CS San Bernar. 3-64/22 CS San Bernar. 0-74/23 UC San Diego 6-94/23 UC San Diego 4-54/24 Santa Clara 2-04/24 Santa Clara 6-54/27 LMU 8-34/27 LMU 3-24/29 St. Mary’s 3-24/29 Santa Clara 0-24/30 Santa Clara 7-54/30 St. Mary’s 0-155/1 St. Mary’s 0-35/1 Santa Clara 4-6

1994 (25-21)1995 (18-33)Date Opponent Score2/10 St. Mary’s 3-132/10 St. Mary’s 2-62/17 CS San Bernardino 5-12/17 CS San Bernardino 8-72/18 Cal Baptist 0-102/18 Cal Baptist 2-32/22 UC San Diego 3-22/22 UC San Diego 0-42/25 Loyola Marymount 5-82/25 Loyola Marymount 5-62/26 CS Fullerton 0-182/26 CS Fullerton 0-103/1 San Diego State 1-113/1 San Diego State 3-83/3 Point Loma 1-43/3 Point Loma 19-43/4 Azusa Pacific 2-43/4 Azusa Pacific 1-53/7 Concordia 3-13/7 Concordia 6-13/16 Coast Guard 6-43/16 Coast Guard 7-13/18 Arizona St 0-113/18 Arizona St 0-73/24 Santa Clara 0-83/24 Santa Clara 0-23/25 LMU 4-53/25 LMU 4-34/1 LMU 5-104/1 LMU 0-34/6 Azusa Pacific 3-44/6 Redlands 5-14/7 Claremont 4-04/7 Concordia 1-24/8 La Verne 2-34/12 Concordia 7-84/12 Concordia 7-44/13 CS San Bernardino 4-14/13 CS San Bernardino 6-74/20 Point Loma 5-34/20 Point Loma 14-114/21 Cal Baptist 3-74/21 Cal Baptist 4-34/23 Loyola Marymount 0-14/23 Loyola Marymount 7-14/28 St. Mary’s 1-84/28 Santa Clara 0-84/29 St. Mary’s 5-104/29 Santa Clara 0-114/30 Santa Clara 2-54/30 LMU 11-5

1996 (14-37)Date Opponent Score2/4 St. Mary’s 0-62/4 St. Mary’s 2-82/5 St. Mary’s 1-02/5 St. Mary’s 4-102/10 CS San Bernardino 3-62/10 CS San Bernardino 0-102/14 San Diego State 0-62/14 San Diego State 0-122/17 Azusa Pacific 1-82/17 Azusa Pacific 2-72/20 Concordia 2-42/20 Concordia 4-52/24 Loyola Marymount 0-62/24 Loyola Marymount 2-33/2 Point Loma 8-33/2 Point Loma 4-53/5 UC San Diego 7-63/5 UC San Diego 6-33/9 Azusa Pacific 4-33/9 Azusa Pacific 3-63/17 La Verne 2-13/17 La Verne 0-33/23 Santa Clara 0-73/23 Santa Clara 6-93/24 Santa Clara 5-43/24 Santa Clara 1-93/30 LMU 6-93/30 LMU 2-134/4 Redlands 8-54/4 Azusa Pacific 3-74/5 Loyola Marymount 1-54/5 Claremont 6-04/6 Azusa Pacific 0-64/11 Concordia 1-24/11 Concordia 6-74/13 Claremont 11-14/13 Claremont 14-54/14 CS San Bernardino 7-64/14 CS San Bernardino 4-54/17 UC San Diego 0-14/17 UC San Diego 5-14/19 Point Loma 1-54/19 Point Loma 4-54/27 LMU (WISL) 1-104/27 LMU (WISL) 1-105/3 Santa Clara (WISL) 3-25/3 St. Mary’s (WISL) 1-75/4 Santa Clara (WISL) 0-75/4 St. Mary’s (WISL) 3-55/5 LMU (WISL) 2-35/5 St. Mary’s (WISL) 2-10

1997 (27-31)Date Opponent Score2/8 Point Loma 2-32/8 Point Loma 5-62/12 San Diego St 2-142/12 San Diego St 1-172/15 CS San Bernardino 1-02/15 CS San Bernardino 3-42/18 UC San Diego 9-02/18 UC San Diego 3-42/21 Whittier 6-12/22 Azusa Pacific 0-62/22 Azusa Pacific 4-12/23 Claremont 3-22/23 Claremont 5-62/28 Concordia 5-12/28 Concordia 9-23/3 Regis 0-43/3 Regis 6-43/4 Point Loma 7-03/4 Point Loma 8-03/8 Loyola Marymount 2-33/8 Loyola Marymount 1-33/14 Pomona Pitzer 12-53/14 Pomona Pitzer 6-13/15 Azusa Pacific 4-93/15 Azusa Pacific 4-93/17 Southern Utah 9-133/17 Southern Utah 11-33/21 Concordia 0-23/21 Pacific Christian 7-23/22 Redlands 7-03/22 Redlands 6-03/22 Concordia 8-43/28 Hawaii Pacific 3-103/28 Hawaii Pacific 2-54/3 Claremont 6-54/3 Azusa Pacific 0-34/4 Cal Baptist 4-34/4 Redlands 11-04/5 Whittier 19-04/5 Chapman 1-24/11 Santa Clara 4-84/11 Santa Clara 0-64/12 CS San Bernardino 9-24/12 CS San Bernardino 0-84/17 Concordia 5-104/17 Concordia 4-04/19 LMU 0-84/19 LMU 0-64/22 UC San Diego 11-34/22 UC San Diego 8-54/26 LMU (WISL) 2-14/26 LMU (WISL) 0-85/2 St. Mary’s (WISL) 1-25/2 Santa Clara (WISL) 2-45/3 Santa Clara (WISL) 2-35/3 St. Mary’s (WISL) 0-125/4 St. Mary’s (WISL) 1-55/4 Santa Clara (WISL) 4-2

1998 (31-28)Date Opponent Score2/13 Whittier 8-02/13 Whittier 10-02/19 Point Loma 2-42/19 Point Loma 5-32/20 Cal Baptist 3-22/20 Cal Baptist 3-22/25 UC San Diego 0-22/25 UC San Diego 5-22/27 Cal Lutheran 4-32/27 Cal Lutheran 9-12/28 Loyola Marymount 2-72/28 Loyola Marymount 1-43-6 Point Loma 4-13-6 W. New Mexico 1-113-6 Loyola Marymount 6-43-7 Loyola Marymount 5-133-7 Point Loma 2-43/11 San Bernardino 0-23/11 San Bernardino 3-113/12 Cal Baptist 1-23/12 Cal Baptist 0-53/14 Azusa Pacific 4-103/14 Azusa Pacific 3-13/17 Lehigh 7-03/17 Lehigh 3-83/20 Concordia 9-53/20 George Fox 1-23/20 Redlands 3-13/21 Concordia 13-03/21 George Fox 7-03/23 San Bernardino 4-73/23 San Bernardino 3-43/26 Concordia 5-43/26 Concordia 8-63/28 Pacific Christian 2-0*3/28 Pacific Christian 2-0*4/4 Saint Mary’s 2-114/4 Saint Mary’s 3-64/7 Pacific Christian 7-34/7 Pacific Christian 7-04/9 Azusa Pacific 3-24/9 Claremont 3-44/10 Concordia 9-34/10 UC San Diego 8-04/11 Cal Baptist 5-34/15 UC San Diego 0-24/15 UC San Diego 5-14/17 La Verne 8-54/17 La Verne 3-54/18 Pepperdine 9-04/18 Pepperdine 8-04/25 LMU (WISL) 2-14/25 LMU (WISL) 3-45/1 St. Mary’s (WISL) 1-35/1 Santa Clara (WISL) 0-35/2 St. Mary’s (WISL) 1-55/2 Santa Clara (WISL) 0-25/3 Santa Clara (WISL) 1-25/3 St. Mary’s (WISL) 3-7* denotes forfeit wins

1999 (44-21)Date Opponent Score2-3 Saint Mary’s College 8-42-3 Saint Mary’s College 6-22-6 CS San Bernardino 0-22-6 CS San Bernardino 6-22-12 Point Loma Nazarene 5-42-12 Point Loma Nazarene 4-02-13 Concordia University 3-12-13 Concordia University 3-02-19 Cal Baptist 5-22-19 Cal Baptist 13-02-20 Azusa Pacific 6-02-20 Azusa Pacific 5-42-23 UC San Diego 4-22-23 UC San Diego 4-12-27 Loyola Marymount 2-52-27 Loyola Marymount 0-32-28 CS Dominguez Hills 6-32-28 CS Dominguez Hills 5-23-5 Point Loma Nazarene 4-13-5 Western New Mexico 0-103-5 Loyola Marymount 5-63-6 Southern Utah Univ. 6-23-6 Western New Mexico 6-33-6 Loyola Marymount 2-13-16 UCLA 0-73-16 UCLA 1-23-20 Loyola Marymount 0-83-20 Loyola Marymount 6-33-21 La Verne 9-13-21 La Verne 9-03-26 Santa Clara 1-43-26 Santa Clara 1-33-27 UC Santa Barbara 1-03-27 UC Santa Barbara 2-03-29 Santa Clara 1-53-29 Santa Clara 2-13-30 Saint Mary’s College 4-83-30 Saint Mary’s College 3-04-2 Claremont 0-14-2 Azusa Pacific 8-04-2 Central College 1-24-3 Buena Vista 3-14-3 St. Thomas 6-34-6 CS Dominguez Hills 8-04-6 CS Dominguez Hills 5-34-9 Cal Baptist 10-24-9 Cal Baptist 3-14-10 Concordia University 8-04-10 Concordia University 5-04-15 Point Loma Nazarene 0-24-15 Point Loma Nazarene 1-34-16 Colorado College 9-14-16 Colorado College 8-04-20 CS San Bernardino 4-54-20 CS San Bernardino 4-24-22 UC San Diego 7-14-22 UC San Diego 9-14-24 LMU (WISL) 1-04-24 LMU (WISL) 1-24-30 Saint Mary’s (WISL) 5-14-30 Santa Clara (WISL) 4-75-1 Saint Mary’s (WISL) 0-15-1 Santa Clara (WISL) 8-25-2 Saint Mary’s (WISL) 5-15-2 LMU (WISL) 2-4

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-A-Abaya, Renee 1991Adair, Kirsten 2001-02Adamson, Linda 1991Aguirre, Melissa 1995-96Allison, Delayne 1998Altman, Robyn 1995Anderson, Linda 1985Andrews, June 1989-92

-B-Baldino, Alexa 2007-08Barmann, Kit 1996-98Beauchamp, Jeanne 1995-98Beaulieu, Nicole 1990Berdan, Sarah 1987-90Bialkoski, Nanci 1990Bisera, Stephanie 1999-02Blackmore, Cari 1994-96Bonja, Kathleen 2005-08Bradford, Rebekah 2004-06Brewer, Natalie 1992Bridges, Jennifer 1999-01Burke, Tina 1983-84Burk, Katie 2006-07Byrne, Cristina 2000-01

-C-Cane, Mary Ann 1999-02Carlson, Emily 1996Carnes, Katy 1998Casciola, Carey 2007-Cervantes, Marina 1999Christman, Sally 1984Cisneros, Laura 1990-93Clark, Andrea 1985-88Clarke, Kristy 1999-02Collo, Desi 2000-03Collo, Shaunna 1997-00Compton, Stacy 2005-08Curran, Colleen 1983

-D-Darby, Christiane 1984Darby, Heidi 1991Delpit, Jennifer 2001-04Delpit, Kim 2002-05Dimich, Debbie 1988Dinges, Lori 1990Donahue, Kate 1983Doria, Julie 1990-92Duhart, Danielle 2007-Dykstra, Michelle 1983

-E-Eastom, Kristen 1989Egan, Tasha 1997Ellenbeck, Jennifer 2007-Escobar, Mickell 2010-

-F-Feijoo, Jayme 1985-86Fenelli, Amy 1996Fenelli, Katie 1999Ferl, Jamie 1986-89Fleet, Lindsey 2008-09Fleming, Erin 1998Freeman, Jamie 1989Fricano, Lisa 1993Friday, Amanda 1997Fritsch, Virginia 2006-07

-G-Galina, Mary Jo 1983-85Galloway, Cheryl 1983Gensler, Kristen 2008-Geis, Nicky 1999-02Godfrey, Mary 1985Goodbody, Chris 1984Goodwin, Lisa 1992-93

-H-Haake, Christina 2004-07Hajdukovich, Lynn 1983-85Harmonson, Erin 2003-06Harris, Cindy 1991-93Healy, Kaitlin 2009-Helbock, Keely 2007-09Hensley, Taylor 2009-Hightower, Ashley 2005Hobb, Kylee 1997-98Hoefer, Laurie 1984Holmes, Kathy 1987Hudak, Josephine 1991-92

-K-Kamai, Chelsea 2010-Kasperick, Cecilia 1987-89Keenan, Taryn 2008-09Kelly, Aileen 1984Kenney, Heather 1992-93

-L-Lawrence, Taylor 2008-Lees, Gretchen 1994-97Leyvas, Vanessa 1997-00Lindhorst, Julie 1987Little, Lindsay 1997-98Llanos, Cecelia 1991Lohse, Kari 2003-04Lopez, Amy 1999-00Luna, Alyssa 2008-Lunn, Ashley 1994-95

-M-Maggetti, Donna 1998Marconi, Lori Anne 1988-89Marino, Andrea 1993-95Martin, Ann 1985-88Martinez, Lisa 1993-96Mason, Sara 2003-06Massei, Alicia 2004-07Maxwell, Diane 1990McBay, Lora 2000-02McClelland, Darcie 2005McDaniel, Shannon 1990McDermott, Martha 1988-89McFarland, Gina 2003-06

McGarry, Bridget 1983-84McGee, Cindy 2001-04McHugh, Hilary 2002-04McLeod, Cheryl 1986McPhetridge, Catherine 1989McVicker, Kelly 1987Merchain, Marissa 2003-06Milkovich, Kimberly 2006-07Miller, Amanda 1987Miller, Ashley 2001-04Milo, Jennifer 1994-97Morin, Michelle 1997-98Morrison, Katy 1999-00Murray, Kearin 1988Myers, P.J. 1989-90

-N-Nagata, Taryn 2002-04Nelson, Katie Jo 2007-09Nesseth, Kelly 2006Norman, Colleen 1995-98Nunes, Ashlee 2003-06

-O-Oberle, Stephanie 1989O’Keefe, Katie 1985-86Oscarson, Keleigh 1999

-P-Panattoni, Debbie 1987Passovoy, Emily 2006-07Patin, Claire 1996-98Poser, Susie 1987Presson, Debora 1991Pujol, Celine 2005-08

-Q-Quaratino, Natalie 1985Quentin, Jade 1998-01Quirk, Bridget 1983

-R-Rais, Angie 1988-89Ramos, Francesca 2002-05Reinard, Aimee 1991-94Reinard, Melissa 1991-94Reynolds, Tiffany 1987Richardson, Danielle 2010-Rommel, Theresa 1984Romo, Diane 1984-86Roper, Staci 1990-91Rowan, Alison 1993Russell, Anna 2001-04

-S-Sails, Brandi 1998Salazar, Olaya 2001-02Sanchez, Sandra 1985Savage, Hillary 1990-93Savage, Liz 1985Schott, Alyssa 2008-09Schwarzkopf, Kathleen 1983Scott, Tania 1988Sepkowitz, Amy 1991-92Shega, Jomi 1993-97Shimizu, Kimberlee 2010-Sirianni, Andrea 1991Sive, Valerie 1986Skidmore, Anne 2000-01

Smith, Bridget 1985-86Smith, Charlie 1999-01Smith, Debbie 1993-96Smith, Trisha 1994-97Solimine, Sonna 1983Soriano, Jennifer 1983Soto, Celeste 2008-Soukthavong, Alaura 1994Stahl, Marianne 1990-93Stalberger, Allison 2010-Stanbra, Mary 1983-85Straub, Angie 1990-93Sullivan, Christine 1988-89Svatos, Kierstie 2010-

-T-Takeguchi, Julie 1992-93Tarr, Dina 1989-92Tibbetts, Kim 1992-93Tomey, Lauren 2010-Treiber, Danielle 2004-07Tucker, Kaslin 2006-09Tucker, Trisha 1998-99Turner, Ashley 2002

-U-Ures, Lisa 1984

-V-Valenzuela, Nichole 2005-08Velke, Misty 1999Velovich, Chelsea 2010-Volk, Brittany 1992-93

-W-Waers, Jessi 2007- Walman, Liz 1988Walsh, Megan 2008-Waltz, Shelley 1988Wasilewski, Tiffany 1990-93Waynick, Debbie 1984-87Weaver, Peggy 1983-84Weinsheim, Jeanne 1986-89Wells, Liz 1999-02Werner, Kristine 1988-89Whitmore, Wendi 1998Whittaker, Kathy 1983-85Whittenburg, Claudette 1986Wick, Wendy 1996Williams, Allison 2001-04Wineinger, Cathy 2009-Woyak, Coley 2007

-Y-Yoakum, Debbie 1986-88

-Z-Ziomkowski, Lisa 1987-89

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Mike Matoso, in his eleventh year at USD, begins his fourth year in the position of Senior Associate Athletic Director. He will have the responsibility for the day-to-day operation and management of the department including compliance, personnel, programs, facilities and operations. Mike also supervises men’s basketball, women’s basketball, women’s soccer and men’s tennis. He currently serves on two West Coast Conference committees (Championships and Sportsmanship), as well as one national committee (NCAA Cabinet for Student Athlete Welfare, Financial Aid and Extra Benefits). Matoso had held the title of Associate Athletics Director for Compliance and Administration beginning in the Fall of 2003, and was the department’s Compliance Coordinator for five years. Mike started his Torero career as the department’s Academic Support Coordinator. Prior to USD, he spent three years as the Academic Counselor at USC where he worked with the football, baseball, wom-en’s soccer, swimming and volleyball programs. Prior to USC, Mike served as the Academic Advisor for all 18 intercollegiate pro-grams at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo for two years. He earned both his B.S. degree in Physical Education (1993) and M.A. in Education,

Counseling (1994) from Cal Poly. He was also a starting pitcher for the Mustangs baseball team that participated in the Division II College World Series. Mike and his wife, Kelly, reside in Carlsbad with their three children, Abigail (9), Cole (6) and Brody (2).

Shaney Fink begins her ninth year with USD and her fourth in the role of Associate Director of Athletics for Compliance and Student Services/Senior Woman Administrator. She will also have sports supervision for women’s volleyball and women’s tennis. Prior to her current position, she was Assistant Director of Athletics for Academics and Student Services, and since her arrival at USD has overseen the Academic Support Program. During the 1999 season she assisted the Torero volleyball coaching staff, helping the Toreros to a 23-6 record and second round finish in the NCAA Tournament. Prior to USD she gained coaching experience at the high school, college and international levels for four years. She capped off a stellar collegiate career (1990-93) at Cal Berkeley and won selection to the All-Pac 10 Decade Team. Fink earned her B.A. in Social Science from Berkeley in 1994. In the spring of 2004 she earned her Masters Degree at USD in Counseling. Shaney and her husband, Tom Vorkoper, reside in Encinitas with their three children - Lucas, Mia and Leon.

Steve Becvar enters his third year with the University of San Diego as the Associate Director of Athletics for Marketing and Sponsorships. Additionally, he will be the sport superviser for cross country and track, men’s soccer, softball and sports perfor-mance. Becvar, 47, comes to USD after serving as the Executive Associate Athletic Director and General Manager of Aztec Sports Properties at San Diego State University since 2003. In this role, his responsibilities included overseeing the Aztecs’ marketing and corporate sales efforts, along with media relations, facilities and the operations departments. From April through July of 2005, Becvar served as the interim athletics director at SDSU. Prior to working at SDSU, Becvar was the Director of Sponsorship and Corporate Sales for the NBA’s Memphis Grizzlies from 2001-2003, where he navigated the team’s corporate relations efforts by sparking local community involvement and tran-sitioning the team’s relocation from Vancouver. The Maryland native was a key figure in laying the groundwork for the XFL’s Memphis Maniax during the team’s inaugural 2000-01 campaign, as the vice president of sales and marketing. In this role, Becvar oversaw many of the team’s daily operations, including hiring staff, managing the budget, negotiating business contracts and developing facilities.

Prior to his stints with the Memphis Grizzlies and Maniax, he was the Associate Athletics Director for Development and Marketing for the United States Air Force Academy athletics department. A two sport athlete (basketball and baseball) at Ohio University, Becvar graduated with an undergraduate degree in Business Management and Masters Degree in Sports Administration. Steve and his wife Jo have three children, Stephanie (17), David (14) and Terrence (11), and reside in Valley Center.

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Sarabeth Pollock, Coor. of Athletic Academic SupportPollock begins her sixth year as the Coordinator of Athletic Academic Support for the University of San Diego. She has worked as a tutor in the Athletic Department since the fall of 2001. She serves as the academic advisor for Softball, Volleyball, Swimming and Diving, Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Men’s Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/Track, Men’s and Women’s Rowing, and Golf. Her responsibilities include the supervision of the Study Hall and the administration of the tutoring and mentoring programs. Currently, the Academic Support Program employs over 30 tutors who represent a variety of majors across campus, as well as a team of trained graduate-student mentors who assist with academic skill development and the monitoring of coursework. Sarabeth graduated from USD in 2002 in the Honors Program, earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and History. She speaks Spanish and French fluently. A 5th generation San Diegan, she resides in Point Loma with her family. Sarabeth will start working on her Master’s degree in History in the coming academic year.

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Whitney Strain is in her second year with USD, and first in the position of athletic operations manager. Whitney worked as the administrative assistant in the athletics administrative office for the past year. In addition to her regular duties of helping to run the main office, Whitney took on additional challenges working in compliance and eligibility certification, as well as in opera-tions – serving as operations assistant during the 2009 WCC Basketball Tournament in Las Vegas. Before coming to USD, Whitney was the championships and marketing assistant at the West Coast Conference office and did events management for Stanford University. Whitney graduated from the University of Iowa with a B.A. in Journalism and Mass Communications and a B.B.A. in Marketing. While at Iowa she competed on the women’s soccer team. In her new position, Whitney will assume responsibility for all game-day operations, including supervision of security, parking, visiting team practices and locker rooms, game-day staffing, scheduling of officials, scheduling athletic facilities, and assisting with ticketing and event information.

Whitney Strain, Athletics Operations Manager

Justine has been a graduate assistant athletic trainer for the University of San Diego since August 2008. Her Primary sport assign-ments are women’s soccer, swimming and diving, men’s rowing, and softball. While completing her undergraduate degree Justine worked as an athletic training student at Grossmont Community College in the fall of 2006. Her primary sports were football and women’s volleyball. Justine then completed her clinical rotation at USD from spring 2007 to spring 2008 where she worked with softball, swimming and diving, women’s soccer, and baseball. She will be attending graduate school for Kinesiology, with a special-ization in rehabilitative sciences, at San Diego State University. Born in Riverside, CA but later moved with her parents Luisito and Veronidia, and younger brother Lexie-John, to Corona, CA. She currently resides in San Diego which she now calls home. Professional Certifications: Certified Athletic Trainer, American Heart Association CPR/AED Certified

Ryan McCann, Media Relations Coordinator Ryan McCann is in his fifth year as the media relations coordinator. His duties include radio and TV liaison, producing media guides, press releases, brochures and game programs for numerous Torero sports. McCann also updates and maintains the athletic website for the sports that he is responsible for. Prior to USD, McCann spent one year in South Korea teaching English to elementary and middle school students and was a SID student assistant at Linfield College. In 2004, McCann received his B.A. in Mass Communications from Linfield College.

Stephane Rochet, Dir. of Athletic Performance Training

Justine Coliflores, Softball Athletic Trainer

Stephane Rochet assumed the position of Head Strength of Conditioning Coach at USD in January 2007.

Prior to coming to USD, Rochet was an assistant strength and conditioning coach at UCLA (1999-2001), Indiana University (2001-2003) and UC-Riverside (2004).

Rochet is certified through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (CSCS), USA Weightlifting, CrossFit and the Rus-sian Kettlebell Challenge. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Calgary and Master’s degree from Ohio University.

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Angie GarzaMgr. of Athletic Equip. Services

Matthew ParrAthletic Facilities & Ops

Ron ValenzuelaCoor. of Student Athlete Serv.

Brent LeVasseurAcad. Counselor/ Compliance Coor.

Mike KeelerW. Swimming & Diving

Tim MickelsonMen's Golf

Rich HillBaseball

Jennifer PetrieVolleyball

Bill GrierMen’s Basketball

Cindy FisherWomen’s Basketball

Will GuarinoM/W Cross Country and Track

Seamus McFaddenMen’s Soccer

Ada GreenwoodWomen’s Soccer

Brent MasiMen’s Tennis

Sherri StephensWomen’s Tennis

Ron CaragherFootball

Brooks DagmanMen’s Rowing

Dr. Paul C. MurphyTeam Physician

Kim CupiniWomen’s Rowing

Dan YourgAssoc. Dir. of Athletics

Brian FogartyAssoc. Dir. of Athletics

Carolyn GreerAssoc. Dir. of Athletics

Ted GosenAssoc. Dir. of Athletics

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USD 2010 HOME & AWAY TOURNAMENT SCHEDULELouisville Slugger Desert Classic

February 19-21, 2010 In Las Vegas, Nevada

ParticipantsSan Diego, UNLV, Boise St, BYU, Cal, CS Fullerton, Georgia Tech, Hawai’i, Illinois-Chicago, Indiana, Long Beach St, Northwestern,

Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah

Friday, February 19USD vs BYU 9:00 a.m.USD vs UNLV 3:45 p.m.

Saturday, February 20USD vs Boise State 11:15 a.m.USD vs Hawai’i 3:45 p.m.

Sunday, February 21USD vs Oregon 11:15 a.m.

Long Beach State InvitationalMarch 12-14, 2010 at Long Beach State University

ParticipantsSan Diego, Buffalo, Notre Dame, UNLV, Long Beach St, Purdue, Idaho St

Friday, March 12USD vs Notre Dame 11:15 a.m.USD vs Buffalo 1:30 p.m.

Saturday, March 13USD vs Purdue 9:00 a.m.USD vs UNLV 1:30 p.m.

Sunday, March 14USD vs Long Beach 3:45 p.m.

San Diego Classic IMarch 5-7, 2010 at the USD Softball Complex

ParticipantsSan Diego, Cal Poly, Fresno St, Long Beach St, San Diego St,

Buffalo, UCLA, Oregon, U. Texas-El Paso, U. Wisconsin

Friday, March 5U. Wisconsin vs Fresno State 11:30 a.m.UCLA vs Fresno State 2:00 p.m.USD vs Buffalo 4:30 p.m.USD vs U. Wisconsin 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, March 6Buffalo vs U. Wisconsin 9:00 a.m.Buffalo vs Long Beach State 11:30 a.m.Oregon vs Cal Poly 2:00 p.m.USD vs Oregon 4:30 p.m.USD vs Cal Poly 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, March 7Cal Poly vs Wisconsin 10:00 a.m.USD vs Long Beach State 12:30 p.m.

San Diego Classic IIMarch 18-21, 2010 at the USD Softball Complex

ParticipantsSan Diego, Long Beach St, Oregon St, San Diego St, Texas A & M,

Harvard, U. Illinois-Chicago, Kansas, U. Massachusetts

Thursday, March 18USD vs. Harvard 7:00 p.m.

Friday, March 19Illinois-Chicago vs Massachusetts 2:00 p.m.USD vs Massachusetts 4:30 p.m.USD vs Illinois-Chicago 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, March 20Massachusetts vs Texas A&M 9:00 a.m.Illinois-Chicago vs Texas A&M 11:30 a.m.Illinois-Chicago vs Kansas 2:00 p.m.USD vs Kansas 4:30 p.m.

Sunday, March 21Illinois-Chicago vs Oregon State 9:00 a.m.USD vs Oregon State 11:30 a.m.

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Toreros Linked to the Community...

Community service, com-munity belonging and social responsibility are important to developing a student-ath-lete’s civic identity and col-lective voice. The impact of participation and pro-social attitudes on volunteering can improve their sense of com-munity connection, social consciousness and generate feelings of responsibility to groups larger than them-selves. USD Athletics part-nered with various organiza-tions to provide rich learning opportunities for student-athletes engaged in public service. Our commitment to the community is something we believe in and is an inte-gral part of our culture and who we are as a university.

Above-Left: Softball team ready for the JDRF Walk.Above-Right: Head Coach Melissa McElvain and her family at the JDRF Walk.Right: Remembering our late friend Tom Hagedorn and his catch phrase “Livin’ The Dream”.Below: The softball team poses together at Light The Night, an evening walk held at Qualcomm Stadium for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. The team walked in honor of the late USD men’s tennis coach Tom Hagedorn.

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During the holidays, USD student-athletes help bring joy into the lives of less fortunate families of the Mission Valley YMCA through our annual TLC Toy Drive, Donate a Dollar and Adopt a Family pro-grams. This past year, we adopted 17 families, do-nated enough gifts for 60 children and purchased more than $1,700 in gift cards. This year, selected members of the softball team participated in the Junior Seau Shop with a Jock event where boys and girls are matched up with a local athlete or celebrity and given money from the fundraiser to shop for christmas presents. Six members of the softball team had the privilage of participating.

Above-left: Players pose for a group shot at the MADD walk.Above-right: Players post for a group shot at Light the Night walk at Qualcomm Stadium.Left: Kristen Gensler snaps a quick photo with her Shop With A Jock participant.Right: Taylor Lawrence and her Shop With A Jock participant smile before their shopping spree.Below-right: Danielle Richard-son, Alyssa Luna, and Celeste Soto pose before the start of Shop With A Jock.

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USD Softball Military Appreciation Day...March 1, 2009

The University of San Diego softball team celebrated Military Ap-preciation day at the USD Softball Complex on March 1, 2009 with a joint USD-SDSU color guard, a live anthem singer and an honorary first pitch ceremony by current and retired military personnel. Reaching out and showing support to San Diego’s soldiers is impor-tant to the USD Athletic Department. San Diego boasts one of the largest populations of active duty military in the nation. The team will continue the tradition again this year as they host Military Ap-preciation Day on March 21, 2010.

Center: USD’s Military Appreciation Day earns a full spread photo collage in Naval publication Navy Compass.Above-left: The joint USD-SDSU color guard marches into place to present the colors.Above-right: The joint USD-SDSU color guard passes by USD lined up along the Third Base line.Below-right: A view from behind home plate as the Na-tional Anthem singer performs.Below-left: Honorary first pitch from active and retired military personnel.

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Second Annual USD Softball Military Appreciation Day to be held on March 21, 2010 vs. Oregon State

2010 usd softball media guide

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