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2009 News SOFTBALL: Alumni report / honors Helton joins Davis on NAIA All-American squad
Helton was selected to the second team for the second consecutive year. Davis previously was named to the first team. Helton, the Midwest College Conference Player of the Year, hit .412 with 12 home runs and 61 RBIs for the Lady Statesmen. She struck out only seven times in 182 at bats as William Penn, located in Oskaloosa, Iowa, went 40-18. Davis batted .452 with 24 doubles, two triples, 16 home runs and 79 RBIs as the Lubbock Christian Lady Chaps went 54-7 and advanced to the NAIA World Series. There, the Lady Chaps were eliminated when they dropped decisions to Oklahoma City and eventual national champion St. Gregory's of Oklahoma in the final round of eight in the 32-team World Series. Last season, Davis helped lead Lubbock Christian, of Lubbock, Texas, to the NAIA World Series championship. ----- Ex-PC assistant, Georgia 1 win from W. Series final
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma (5-31-09) -- Former Palomar volunteer assistant coach Carl Grubb is an assistant coach at Georgia, which came within one win over the weekend of qualifying for the Women's College World Series finals. But Washington downed the Bulldogs 6-3 and will play Florida in a best-of-3 series for the national championship beginning Monday. Grubb is volunteer hitting coach for Georgia, the same post he held at Palomar from 2004-06 under head Elliott signs with Minot State; List reaches six
Elliott signed a Dakota Athletic Conference letter of intent with Minot State University. Elliott hit .360 for the Pacific Coast Conference champion Comets in 27 games.
Eldridge Women's Coach of Year for all sports
Balloting was conducted among PCC Athletic Directors on the first day of the joint Southern California community college conferences' spring meetings at Shadow Mountain Resort and Club. Eldridge coached the Comets' women's golf team to the Foothill Conference championship and No. 3 in the state finals -- and the softball team to the PCC title.Taylor's baseball team won the Pacific Coast Conference championship, finished the regular season ranked No. 1 in the Southern Cal and West Coast polls and enters the Southern California Regionals on Friday as the No. 1 seed.
ABOVE: Alex Hutchinson, who allowed one run in two games on Sunday, delivers against Riverside Community College in playoff action at RCC. BELOW LEFT: Palomar teammate Aimee Mathis scores the only run of the game in the Comets' 1-0 shutout win. -- Photos by Hugh Cox Hutchinson blanks RCC but Comets bounced
But Riverside came back to win the rubber game 1-0, eliminating the Comets and ending their season at 22-19. In the 1-0 win, Hutchinson singled in the second inning, Andi Anti singled in the sixth and Alyssa Wade singled in the seventh for the Comets' three hits. Aimee Mathis (above right, photo by Hugh Cox) scored the game's only run in the fifth inning at Evans Softball Complex). Hutchinson walked. Wade advanced pinch-runner Mathis on a grounder to third, and Mathis scored the winning run on a throwing error on Shawna Barrow's ground ball to third. In the rubber game, Hutchinson continually worked her way out of trouble, including bases-loaded jams in the sixth and seventh innings. Hutchinson doubled in the bottom of the seventh (Palomar was the home team) but was left stranded. Hutchinson tosses a no-hitter in first-game loss RIVERSIDE (5-3-09) -- Palomar's Alex Hutchinson pitched a no-hitter on Saturday evening. But the Pacific Coast Conference champion Comets dropped the first game of their first-round best-of-three series vs. Riverside Community College 3-0 at the Tigers' Evans Softball Complex. Hutchinson retired the first eight RCC hitters, but the Tigers took a 1-0 lead in the fifth inning on a walk, wild pitch, passed ball and another wild pitch. They added two runs in the sixth. The Comets couldn't capitalize in the first after Shawna Barrow singled with none out and advanced to third on an error, as Riverside pitcher Corey Williams retired the next three batters. In the fifth inning, Palomar put two runners on with none out on back-to-back singles by Becca Mussatti and Andi Anti, but again couldn't capitalize.
5 Comets scholarship bound to 4-year level SAN MARCOS (4-28-09) -- Five players from Palomar's Pacific Coast Conference championship softball championship team have accepted scholarships to four-year college programs. Moving on: Pitchers Alex Hutchinson and Chelsea Blackman, shortstop Andi Anti, third baseman Shawna Barrow and catcher Andrea Nedden:
Hutchinson Pitcher of Year; Eldridge is honored
The Comets' Mark Eldridge was named Coach of the Year. First-team picks, from the champion Comets, along with Hutchinson, were catcher Adrea Nedden, first baseman Kristin Dahl, infielders Shawna Barrow and Andi Anti, outfielder Becca Mussatti and Aanda Avila at utility. Infielder Sarah Vlahos and outfielder Melissa Elliott The Southern California Community College post-season playoff seeding meeting is slated for Saturday morning (April 25) at Mt. San Antonio College. MAY 1 NORTH COUNTY TIMES FEATURE ON ALEX HUTCHSINSON ----- Comets on road for playoffs; Hutchinson is all-state WALNUT (4-25-09) -- Palomar's Pacific Coast Conference champions will visit Riverside Community College in a best-of-three series to open the Southern California Regionals on Saturday and Sunday. Saturday's game will be played at 7 p.m. The teams will play again on Sunday at 2 p.m., with a third game (if necessary) to follow. Also Saturday, Palomar pitcher Alex Hutchinson was selected first-team all-state. Shawna Barrow and Andi Anti were named second team all-state and All-Southern California.
ABOVE: Kristin Dahl slides in safely at home on Melissa Elliott's sacrifice fly. -- Photo by Rob Bacon. BELOW LEFT: Becca Mussatti dives back into third after overrunning the base. -- Photo by Hugh Cox. BELOW RIGHT: Andrea Nedden delivers a single. -- Photo by Rob Bacon Comets rally to win 8-3, take undisputed title
It's the 23rd PCC title for the Comets in the last 24 years. Palomar had clinched at least a tie for the championship by beating defending champion Grossmont on the road on Wednesday. Kristin Dahl doubled with one out to get the sixth inning rolling for the Comets (21-14, 13-1). Andrew Nedden doubled, Melissa Elliott singled in a run to tie the game. Donna Blackwood walked, Shawna Barrow singled to drive in the winning runs, Becca Mussatti doubled to drive in two runs and Andi anti drove in the final run with a sacrifice fly.
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For the game, seven Comets had multiple hits -- Nedden (3-for-3, two doubles), Anti (2-for-3, two doubles, sacrifice fly, RBI), Dahl (2-for-3, two doubles), Barrow (2-for-4, triple, two RBIs), Mussatti (2-for-4, double, two RBIs), Amanda Avila (2-for-4, double, RBI) and Elliott (2-for-2, sacrifice fly, two RBIs). For the game, seven Comets had multiple hits -- Nedden (left, 3-for-3, two doubles), Anti (right, 2-for-3, two doubles, sacrifice fly, RBI), Dahl (2-for-3, two doubles), Barrow (2-for-4,trkiple, two RBIs), Mussatti (2-for-4, double, two RBIs), Amanda Avila (2-for-4, double, RBI) and Elliott (2-for-2, sacrifice fly, two RBIs). San Diego Mesa 3, Palomar 2 -- The Pacific Coast Conference champions dropped their regular-season finale in nine innings on the road on Tuesday, April 21. Kristinn Dahl went 2-for-3 for Palomar (21-17, 13-2) with a home run to lead off the fourth inning. She also was hit by a pitch. Alex Hutchinson had a sacrifice fly.
--- Cypress, Long Beach capture a pair of close ones LONG BEACH (4-18-09) -- Palomar dropped two close ones at Long Beach on Saturday, 1-0 to Cypress in eight innings in the first game and 3-0 to Long Beach City College in the second game. Alex Hutchinson pitched a three-hitter, allowing two earned runs, vs. Long Beach (31-21). Hutchinson scattered eight hits against Cypress (31-21), which won the game in the bottom of the eighth inning. Sarah Vlahos (above left) had a single in each game. Kristin Dahl was 2-for-2 in the opener against Long Beach.
Comets beat Griffs again, clinch at least title tie
The Comets (20-14, 12-1) clinched no worse than a tie for the title with the victory, and can wrap up an outright championship by beating either Southwestern (Friday at 3 p.m. at home) or San Diego Mesa (on Tuesday at 3 p.m. in San Diego) their last two conference opponents -- or could clinch outright with another Grossmont loss. The Comets also the conference's top playoff seed with Wednesday's win, by virtue of winning the season series with the Griffins (29-10, 10-3). Palomar, which wasted a double by Andi Anti in the first, took a 2-0 lead in the top of the third inning on Donna Blackwood's (above left) single, Becca Mussastti's single and Amanda Avila's (above right) two-run double. Grossmont came back to score four runs in the bottom of the inning, but the Comets won it with two more runs in the fourth and four in the top of the sixth to go in front8-4. Avila went 2-fo-3 with her double and drove in four runs for the Comets. Mussatti had two walks to go along with her single. Alex Hutchinson was uncharacteristically wild but pitched a four-hitter to advance to 12-3 on the season.
Palomar's Alex Hutchinson is the Pacific Coast Conference Women's Athlete of the Week for all sports. -- Photo by Hugh Cox Conference honors Palomar pitcher Hutchinson SAN DIEGO (4-13-09) -- Palomar College softball player Alex Hutchinson has been named Pacific Coast Conference Women's Athlete of the Week for all sports. Hutchinson, a sophomore pitcher from Rancho Bernardo High School, combined with Chelsea Blackman to pitch an 11-0 no-hitter against Imperial Valley and a 14-0 two-hitter vs. San Diego City College last week. She struck out 14 batters in eight innings in the two mercy-rule games. Hutchinson is 11-3 on the season and leads the PCC with ERAs of 0.57 (overall) and 0.44 (conference games). Comets roll up San Diego City College 14-0
Hutchinson struck out seven of the 14 batters she faced in advancing to 11-3 on the season. At the plate, she went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI as Pacific Coast Conference leader Palomar moved to 19-14, 11-1 in conference. Andi Anti slugged her sixth home run, a two-run shot in the first inning, and also reached base on a walk and as a hit batter. Andrea Nedden (above left, 2-for-2, double, sacrifice fly three RBIs), Sara Vlahos (above right, 2-for4-3, double, two RBIs), Becca Mussatti (2-for-3, two RBIs) and Kristin Dahl (2-for-3, RBI) joined Hutchinson with multiple-hit performances. Hutchinson, Blackman top IVC 11-0 on no-hitter
Amanda Avila led the Pacific Coast Conference leaders (18-14, 10-1 conference) at the plate by going 2-for-4 with a three-run home run in the fourth inning. Hutchinson threw the first four innings, striking out seven batters to move to 10-3 on the season. She struck out six batters in a row along the way. Shawna Barrow (2-for-3, triple, two runs scored), Becka Mussatti (2-for-2, triple, RBI, sacrifice bunt) joined Avila with multiple hits. Andi Anti ran her consecutive-game hitting streak to 12 games. Palomar wins, remains alone atop conference
Amanda Avila (right) went 2-for-4 for the Comets (17-14, 9-1) with a home run and two RBIs. Andi Anti was 2-for-4 with two doubles, two RBIs and two runs scored. Shawna Barrow went 2-for-4 and contributed a stolen base. Palomar will host Imperial Valley next Monday, April 6, at 1 p.m. and will host third-place San Diego City College next Wednesday at 4 p.m. Palomar vs. Cypress -- The Comets dropped the first game of a non-conference doubleheader at Cypress 3-1.despite a strong pitching performance by Alex Hutchinson. Andi Antil went 2-for-3 with two doubles for Palomar. Shawna Barrow was 2-for-4. The Comets scored their run in the fifth inning. Hutchinson led off with a double, Donna Blackwood moved her to third with a sacrifice bunt and Barrow followed with an RBI single.The Chargers also won the second game 4-0. Anti and Amanda Avila each was 2-for-3. Comets beat G-House on Anti's walk-off homer
With the victory, the Comets (16-12, 8-1) moved into a tie for first place with the Griffins (21-6, 8-1), who snapped Palomar's streak of 23 straight Pacific Coast Conference titles a year ago. The Comets' Alex Hutchinson (right, 8-2) pitched a one-hitter, striking out five. Amanda Avila singled to drive in Kristin Dahl, who had doubled to give the Comets a 1-0 lead in the fifth. Grossmont answered with an unearned run in the sixth. Sarah Vlahos had the other Palomar hit, a double. Conference picks Barrow as Athlete of the Week
Barrow, a sophomore third baseman from Ramona High School, went 12-for-17 and drove in 11 runs for three games during the week. Barrow went f-for-5 with three doubles and drove in seven runs in a 15-3 victory over Imperial Valley on Tuesday. She was 3-for-5 with an RBI in a 13-6 win over San Diego City College on Thursday. She was 2-for-3 as the Comets defeated College of the Canyons 2-0 on in the first game of a doubleheader on Saturday. And she was 3-for-4 with a triple and three RBIs in a 10-6 loss to the Cougars in the second game. Photo at right: Barlow singles to drive in a run in the second game of Saturday's double-header with College of the Canyons.
ABOVE: Andi Anti reaches out and hits her fourth home run of the season to give the Comets a 2-0 win in the first game. -- Photo by Hugh Cox. BELOW LEFT: Alex Hutchinson, who threw a two-hitter in the opener. Hutchinson throws shutout as Comets split
Andi Anti slugged a two-run homer in the bottom of the first inning, scoring Sarah Vlahos who was aboard on a single, to account for both Palomar runs. It was her fourth HR. For the game, Anti, Shawna Barrow and Vlahos were all 2-for-3. Vlahos also had a steal. Canyons won the second game 10-6. Barrow went 3-for-4 with a triple and three RBIs for Palomar (15-12). Vlahos, Barrow and Dahl combine for 10 hits
Vlahos went 4-for-5 with a double and four RBIs. Barrow was 3-for-5 with an RBI, four runs scored and a steal. Dahl went 3-for-4 with a triple and scored twice. Andi Anti slugged her third home run and also walked, hit a sacrifice fly and drove in three runs. The Comets are 14-11, 7-1 in the conference. Barrow (4-for-5, 7 RBIs) paces 22-hit attack in rout
Melissa Elliott (4-for-4, two RBIs), Andi Anti (right, 3-for-4, double), winning pitcher Alex Hutchinson (3-for-4, RBI), Becca Mussatti (2-for-3, walk) and Kristin Dahl (2-for-4) also had multiple hits as the Comets advanced to 13-11 on the season (6-1 in conference). Davis at .568, LCU 25-0 after topping Jamestown
Davis' two-run single in the second inning helped break the game open as the Lady Chaparrals defeated another national NAIA power, Jamestown College, 9-0 in the Tucson Invitational tournament. The Jimmies, from Jamestown, ND, came in with a 10-3 record. It was Lubbock Christian's second-closest game of the tournament. Davis, who helped lead the Lady Chaps to the 2008 national title, is 46-for-81 on the season with 33 runs scored, 13 doubles, a triple, seven home runs and 42 RBIs. She has a 1.012 slugging percentage.
ABOVE: Donna Blackwood drives in Palomar's third run on a sixth-inning sacrifice fly against San Diego Mesa on Friday. -- Photo by Hugh Cox. BELOW LEFT: Alex Hutchinson, who pitched a two-hit shutout. Hutchinson throws 3-0 shutout at Olympians
In her best effort yet since her return, Hutchinson threw a two-hit shutout as the Comets defeated San Diego Mesa 3-0 on Friday in a Pacific Coast Conference game. Andi Anti went 2-for-3, doubled, drove in a run and stole a base for the Comets (12-9, 5-1). Palomar scored all the game's runs in the sixth inning. Anti's RBI double broke a scoreless tie, and Andrea Nedden and Donna Blackwood drove in the second and third runs with a single and sacrifrice fly, respectively. Palomar vs. Mt. SAC, Cypress -- On Saturday, March 14, the Comets dropped a pair of non-conference decisions at home, 2-0 to the Mounties and 8-0 to the Chargers. Alex Hutchinson dropped a pitching decision against Mt. SAC. Andi Anti (2-for-3) and Kristin Dahl (2-for-3) paced a six-hit attack in defeat for the Comets. Shawna Barrow was 2-for-3 vs. Cypress, hitting a hard shot to center field and bunting for a base hit. Anti tripled into the right-center field gap. The Comets are 12-11. Anti's grand-slam helps lift Comets to 9-3 win SAN MARCOS (3-5-09) -- Palomar broke open a close game with five runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to down visiting San Diego City College 9-3 in a Pacific Coast Conference softball game on Thursday. Amanda Avila singled to lead off the inning, Becca Mussatti walked, Sarah Vlahos was hit by a pitch, and Andi Anti (above left) followed with a full-count grand-slam home run. Kristin Dahl then singled, and Alex Hutchinson hit a deep double that drove her in. Anti drove in five runs as Palomar advanced to 11-6, 4-0 in conference. Hutchinson was 3-for-3, doubled twice and walked. Mussatti walked twice and scored twice in going 1-for-1. Grossmont 5, Palomar 4 -- In the Wednesday, March 11 game, the Griffins scored two unearned runs in the first inning and went on to down the visiting Comets in a battle for the early Pacific Coast Conference lead. Donna Blackwood was 2-for-3 with a triple and three RBIs for the Comets (11-9, 4-1). Andrea Nedden was 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored. Alex Hutchinson was 2-for-3 on a pair of singles to the opposite side and scored twice. ----- Palomar drops pair of non-conference heartbreakers WALNUT (3-6-09) -- Palomar dropped narrow decisions to Mt. SAC 2-1 and Santa Ana 1-0 when the Comets traveled to Mt. SAC for a pair of non-conference games on Friday. Shawna Barrow went 2-for-3 with a triple and steal vs. Mt. SAC. She scored the Comets' only run of the day in the top of the sixth. Sarah Vlahos drove her in with a double, after Barrow had tripled. The Mounties won the game on an unearned run in the bottom of the seventh on a bad throw on a bunt and a sacrifice fly. The Dons beat the Comets on an unearned run in the second game of the afternoon. BNarrow was 2-for-4 with a steal for Palomar (11-8 overall). Andrea Nedden doubled and walked. Alyssa Wade singled and stole a base. Hutchinson returns with no-hitter in victory
Shawna Barrow's two-run double ended the game in the bottom of the fifth. She wound up going 3-for-4 with three RBIs, two runs scored and two steals. Andi Anti was 2-for-2 with two doubles, two RBIs and a steal. She also was hit by a pitch. Hutchinson surrendered an unearned run in the second inning. Palomar wins PCC opener in last of seventh SAN MARCOS (2-25-09) -- Palomar won its Pacific Coast Conference softball opener 8-7 at home over Southwestern on Wednesday. Becca Mussatti went 2-for-4 with two doubles and the game-winning RBI in the bottom of the seventh inning. Donna Blackwood was 22-for-2 with a double and three RBIs. The Comets, who dropped a 3-0 non-conference decision at Riverside Community College on Monday evening, are 8-6 overall. ----- Comets win 5-4 on road vs. Mesa, go 2-0 in PCC SAN DIEGO (2-27-09) -- Palomar advanced to 2-0 in the Pacific Coast Conference, defeating San Diego Mesa 5-4 on the road on Friday. Sarah Vlahos went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI for the Comets, who moved to 9-6 on the season. Anti, Barrow, Comets get three wins in two days
Palomar downed Mt. San Jacinto 10-2 in a non-conference contest on the road on Friday and wound up going 3-0 during the two-day span.. Sophomore pitcher Chelsea Blackman was the winner in all three games. Anti finished the weekend 9-for-11 and Shawna Barrow (above right) was 8-for-10 over the three games as the Comets advanced to 7-5 on the season. Palomar 7, Long Beach CC 4 -- The Comets broke a 4-4 tie with three runs in the bottom of the sixth. Anti, who went 4-for-4 with a stolen base for the game, led off the inning with a single and scored on Andrea Nedden's double. Donna Blackwood went 3-for-4 with a double, two RBIs and a steal. Barrow was 2-for-3 with two singles, a walk, an RBI and a steal. Palomar 9, Citrus 3 -- Barrow went 3-for-3 with a triple, two RBIs, a walk and a lrun scored, while Anti was 3-for-3 with two doubles, a steal, three runs scored and a walk. Amanda Avila went 2-for-4 and slugged a two-run home run in the fifth inning, scoring Anti ahead of her.
ABOVE: Sarah Vlahos turns a double play in Palomar's game with Saddleback on Friday. BELOW LEFT: Chelsea Blackman delivers a pitch. -- Photos by Hugh Cox Comets drop heartbreaker to Gauchos in eight
Alyssa Wade went 2-for-4 and Shawna Barrow had a double for the Comets (4-4), out-hit the Gauchos 11-7. Palomar, trailing 3-0, tied the game with a three-run fifth inning. Then, down 4-3, the Comets tied the game with a run in the bottom of the seventh to force an extra inning. Palomar is 4-4 on the season. The Comets' game at Mt. San Jacinto, scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 17, has been postponed until Friday, Feb. 20, due to wet conditions. ----- Palomar falls to Riverside Community College SAN MARCOS (2-19-09) -- Palomar dropped a 12-2 non-conference decision to Riverside Community College on Thursday at home. Shawna Barrow went 2-for-3 for the Comets in the game, which was halted after five innings. Palomar scored both its runs in the third inning. Barrow singled, Sarah Vlahos walked Kristin Dahl singled to drive in Barrow and Amanda Avila singled to score Vlahos. Comets rout Pasadena City College 12-6 on road
Her performance helped lead the way as Palomar downed Pasadena City College 12-6 in a non-conference game at Brookside Park. Christina Medina went 3-for-3 with two runs scored, a walk and a stolen base. Shawna Barrow (right) was 3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs. Becca Mussatti went 3-for-4 with two RBIs and a steal. Andrea Nedden was 2-for-5 The Comets, who got a complete-game pitching performance from Chelsea Blackburn, advanced to 4-3 on the season. Barrow's walk-off double stuns No. 1 Falcons
The Comets (3-3) banged out 16 hits in support of winning pitcher Alex Hutchinson (2-1). Kristin Dahl went 3-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. Sarah Vlahos was 2-3 with two doubles, Andi Anti (right) 2-4 with a double, Andrea Nedden 2-3 with two runs scored and Amanda Avila 2-4 -- each with an RBI. Comets pick up pair of wins in Nevada tourney
The Comets opened the season on Friday by beating Snow (Utah) 7-1 as Andi Anti went 3-for-3 with an RBI, a walk and a stolen base. Winning pitcher Alex Hutchinson (left) threw a three-hitter, striking out four. Palomar then downed Salt Lake City Community College 5-4 in eight innings as Anti was 3-for-5 with a home run and four RBIs. Shawna Barrow was 3-for-5 with a double and two runs scored. Chelsea Blackman pitched a complete game. In their first game Saturday the Comets fell 3-2 to Yavapai (Arizona), the No. 5-ranked team in the National Junior College Athletic Association (non-California schools). Anti was 1-for-two, stole a base and walked. Barrow doubled. Hutchinson tripled in a run and Kristin Dahl doubled with an RBI and two runs scored in an 8-5 loss to North Idaho. The Comets finished the tournament with a 4-0 loss to Western Nebraska on Sunday morning as Eldridge cleared his bench. Dahl came on in the seventh inning to get the Comets out of a jam by retiring three straight batters. Christina Medina went 2-for-3. Marcella Herder tripled. Donna Blackwood had the Comets' other hit, a single. 1,040-game winner Eldridge, Comets open in Nev.
The Comets will play in the Community College of Southern Nevada Kickoff Classic at Stephanie Lynn Craig Park. Palomar will open the season and the tournament against two opponents from Utah on Friday, Jan., 30, facing Snow College at 12:30 p.m. and Salt Lake Community College at 3 p.m. On Saturday, Feb. 1, the Comets will play Western Nevada Community College at 12:30 p.m. and North Idaho College at 5:15 p.m. The Comets will conclude the tournament on Sunday, Feb. 1, at 8 a.m. with a game against the host team, Community College of Southern Nevada. Eldridge's assistant coaches are Associate Head Coach Lacey Craft and Tony Ferracone. NORTH COUNTY TIMES FEATURE ON MARK ELDRIDGE ----- PALOMAR COLLEGE SOFTBALL UNDER MARK ELDRIDGE - YEAR-BY-YEAR 1978 – 14-5, Conference co-champions 1979 – 17-3, Second in conference 1980 – 24-5, Conference champions, third in regionals 1981 – 36-4, Conference champions, third in regionals 1982 – 26-8, Second in conference, fourth in regionals, 100th win 1983 – 25-10-1, Second in conference 1984 – 32-16, Conference champions, second in regionals 1985 – 26-19, Second in conference, 200th win 1986 – 34-12, Conference champions, second in regionals, second in State 1987– 40-9, Conference c-champions, third in regionals 1988 – 35-8-1, Conference champions, second in regionals, second in state, 300th win 1989 – 39-6-1, Conference champions, regional champions, State champions 1990 – 47-6, Conference champions, regional champions, second in State 1991 – 38-10, Conference champions, regional champions, fourth in State, 400th win 1992 – 42-9, Conference champions, regional champions, second in State 1993 – 50-3, Conference champions, regional champions, State champions, 500th win 1994 – 37-13-1, Conference champions, regional champions, fifth in State 1995 -- 36-7, Conference champions, regionals champions, seventh in State 1996 – 49-10, Conference champions, regional champions, third in State, 600th win 1997 – 44-15, Conference champions, regional champions, third in State 1998 – 38-7, Conference champions, regional champions, fourth in State, 700th win 1999 – 41-14, Conference champions, regional champions, fifth in State 2000 – 48-7-1, Conference champions, regional champions, State champions, 800th win 2001 – 37-9, Conference champions, regional champions, fourth in State 2002 – 48-8, Conference champions, regional champions, third in state, 900th win 2003 – 35-18, Conference champions, second in regionals 2004 – 25-12-1, Conferences champions, regional third round 2005 – 42-6, Conference champions, regional champions, second in State, 1,000th win 2006 – 35-13, Conference champions Career record: 1,040-272-6 2009 Softball Schedule, Results
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